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AS a result I11e has d d.scooy,ssarsdI that di..

AS q result he has discovered q that dis
eases originate in germs. OF. .ip pain words,
narasitea't " NoWdf dfany PERSONS at6a adfnp0sed
70 ., be sssRtiaaaI sn this p2,nt they m o2n
mi croseope, !, sthat 1thisatsiani absofut8 not,
ind not q mere assertion. 4 This, ,heing 70
what could Be more natural tlan tho Doc.
tor's theory, viz. s'TO3 cure the dfseaEe
you must destr0yithe parasites cdkisihg atg'
DR.. Paine, after years of study, has been
elemsns elem fof ~ air Ssy and ~ fsatsoS L to
liquid form. 1t is- an absolute, ,.cpre for
Catarrh, be destroyi ring theig6dtd9 eStlsing
IT. The same IN. regard t0 pth&to feaEsnl
sscourge, Diphtherfa. and tH1s diSepSe IA 70
deadly, simply becaHBeo the lopafaSites
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proper treatment, TO remafh III the MEM
brane, when they wered destr6ye danSture
would In all cases do the sr6stM Nhejrfa-
structiOn Ozone will positively accOMpltsh.
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than any other known remedy, and If
used before either .tutap destru6tf6R OF the
lungs will EpEoduee enasc ascHresd TM6 ssa11e f0f
Cancer and other diseases. Ozone a. dis
in feetapt has norequal for thea ab0dy or sick
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DE:. Payne can be consulted Adaily at 1hiR
offices in the HeabodyI Hotel Ninth stree
between Walnut and Sprucs 90 streets. Phila-
.Ig'T % On bua ba3t snld 93is q h11 q's
2sae r}f J,tuctn aD&ana ao5 L9af 'sl9G
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aFt rra .adgsc1u ayra5 4of Eat oa 5a8a nasd
Il was first discovered ;byFsehoenb
1889. I'm 1850, Andrews and ITa1t DhtAine4
small Quantities Of IT, from Oxygenss1Ry
atoms ofOxygen, while *he i8tte 3has two
atoms, and that by cempg essingIttyt 6s0na
third OF It's volume Ozone IA ioEmed,
series of elective sparks tllfoughl Oxygen
Gas; by applying Permanganate of E0tsas
phorus in, EtherJtor by,fomingalf fhsoagh
81 splasisa Pnassaepd er B1SSs Shss RsFnaHgsa
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bya person every entff99gFr " eaBtsf 9r hcH SSHH aaigi
rosnTtica r,adi nuivlsorsT .bIido sid dsfw
,,arI 10 tuo rsg bna uu bsqmnl saEllFsM
.sqncao o. autaatdJ aoob
schoeben named the SNbstaSa Ga1h,ihh which he
discovered ozoneg from the Greek WORD
chat 1t was Oxygen III an active and highly
electro- negative state. Ny obssrYatfo fo6s do
not Warrant THESE conclusionsl AaS sub.
stances lspch as Chlorate of EPotassa, etC.J
that yield large GUAM titles of Oxygen give
but little Ozone, while others rprodncinG
producing little or no Oxygen Yield large
quantities of Ozone. The most h1ghjy jyoxOn-,
lied organic bodies are Cedar W0od. Pine
leaves, Blood, etc, .,petc.; Of the Mineral
salts, Alum, Surphurs Chloride Of Soda.
etc, may beInentf fohed as agents yielding
Ozone in abundance. Ozone may be mani
ufaetured from an Nozen fEGd Bodies w
chemical affinity, the eyolutfonp o1 organic
matter. and the rapid disintegfattpHIof all
lozonized substances, either w Means OF
IOz6ne is the ,antiseptic principle of eyery
substance possessing The power To preBervS
animal and vegetable structures from dea
cay. The preservative and purtf ytng qpAl-.
|itiesr of Salt CarbolicF oAc4d, Chloride OF
Lime, Alcohol. ETC., are due to the presence
OF Ozone, ,sy oI "A E45t3rgssss al
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-07-06
MRS. JENKs.

The only witness the Potter committee is
delighted with. and the one who seems to be
over6owing with testimony that don't amount
to hill of split peas, j. Mrs. jerks. Mrs.
Jenks Is fair specimen Of the female lob
bist and politician, and her examination
shows that she is up in the tricks Of the
srade.n Between Mrs ]. and Gen. Butler
the committee occasionally enjoy very res
pectable side show.
The following is specimen Of Mrs jerks
testimony, and the manner in which it was
elected.
Mr. Springer commenced the oross-exami-
nation by statement Of the witness Satur-
Iay, that no one except herself knew aught
of the original document known as the Shers
man letter.
Off no one except yourselfknows aught
Of the original document, YOU must have
written itl
Al did not say 40.
Q.-Were yoc the author OF the contents
of that letter,
Al dictated the contents of the let.
ter.
Q-Then the person to whom you dictated
the contents Of the letter merely acted
as an amanuensisi
A.-Yes, sir; amanuensis extraordinary
Q.-who was the person to whom you die
tated the lettcrl
Al refuse TO tell you, sir.
e-DU you know the names Of any per-
sons who were in the parlor at the time the
letter was writtenl
Al may know tho names Of some of
them.
o-What names do you rememheri
Al will not tell you.
The witness, in reply to interregatious said
that the letter was written, as near sire could
recollcct, upon one psge Of an ordinary sheet
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had any more Of Andersons letters, and chs
replied, IL may have some more;n aiding,
"by the way, General, how did you get that
letter from Mrs. Weber, CLAughter.I
Butler, leaning back csrelessIy in bis chair,
seemingly enjoying the question As much q
the spectators, gave no reply.
In the Dialogue between Mrs. yenks and
General Butler, witness told Butler that he
was very fowery, and offered to tell him more
about her and the Andersen letters Hhs
would give her the information ahe required
regarding the course pursued BY him TO OBJ
tain Ars. Weber's letter, otherwise she would
be compelled 10 refuse the same a. he did.
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THE CANDIDATE.

Father. who travels the road so late 2"
Hush. my child. It's the candidate;
Fit example Of human woes,
Early he comes and late he goes;
He greets the women With eourtly grace,
He kisses the bahy's dirty face.
He calls TO the fence the farmer at work.
He hprts the merchant be bores the clerk.
The blacksmith, while his anvil rings.
he greets. and this Is the song he sings.
Howdy. howdy, howdy-do?
How Is your wife. and how are your
All IT fits my Ass As 20 other can.
The horny hand Of the wOrkingman." "
8 Husband, who is that man al the gatee"
Hush, my love. tis the candidate
:. Husband. why can't he work like you?
Has he nothing at home 70 do?s
" Ny dear. whenever man Is down.
No cash at home, no credit in town.
Too stupid TO preach and too proud 10 beg.
Too timid TO rob aud too lazy to dig,
Then over his horse his legs he nings
And to the dear people this song he sings.
Howdy, hoEdy. howdy-do9
How is your wife. and how are you?
All, IL fits my ist as no other can.
The horny hand Of the worklngln2n."
Brothers. who labor early and late.
Ask these things OF the candidate
What his record ? How does he stand
At home no matter about his hand,
Be 1t hard OF soft, so ii be not prone
To close over money not his own
Has he In view no tllleviug plan
Is he honest ard capable he Is our man.
Cheer such an one till the welkIn rings.
Join In the chorus when thus he sings,
Howdy. howdy. hoWdy-do?
bow is your wife. and how are you?
Aht Il fits my fist as no other can.
The horny hand Of the workingman.
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ofletter; used medium sized envelope, with
no printing otsit.
Ola whc handwriting was the so
called Sbermaas letterl
A.-You asked me that before, and l told
you would not answer thskquestion-
OIL ask you again. Is that letter in
your hand-wrsingi
A.--And szain refuse to answer whether
It was ia my handwriting or not You
must draw your own differences in that
case.
Witness then stated that she alone now
knows anything of the original letter, sd-
ding: Perhaps some one has died since.
Mr. springer-Yes; Mr.. Weber has died
since.
Witness-Yes, ir; it's great pity.
Continuing, witness said the letter was ad-
dressed on the face, @DanI Weber and Jas.
E. Anderson
Mr.. Springer requested witness, handing
her pen and a sheet of paper, to make a
copy, from her memory, as near as possible,
of contents Of the original document, hut
she declined to write copy stating that if
they desired to see her handwriting, they
had number Of letters written by her to
which they might refer.
Being interrogated regarding the letter hand
ed her by Weber, sn her movements on enter
ing the hotel, tine witness testified that she
inquired OF the usher if Mr.. Sherman was in.
The usher said he believed the gentleman
was up stairs, and doffered to present her card,
but she did not desire him to doso. She nm
consciously read the letter, and after read
ing it considered it was an insult to Sherman
and his friends, and upon those grounds she
thought it proper not to deliver the docu-
ment.
Q.-But, madame, you thought proper to
open the letter written and addressed to
Sherman.
Al did not say opened the letter, and
will not permi. you to SO state it.
Continuing, the witness said she frequent
i visited Governor Kellogg at his Office
during the time the visiting statesmen were
there, and she had seen General Phil Shef-
idan, Mr. Sherman, Mr. Stonghton, General
Garfield and Others in the Governors Office
during her visits there She could not recall
distinctly what else she saw without refresh
ing her memory with her memorandums.
Springer-Have you your memOfandums
during your stay in Washington
Mrs. jerks Oh, no, sir; an ordinary car
could not bring them, they are SO volumni-
nous.
Springer you had notified US, we might
haye arranged for freight train to carry
them.
Witness fsneeringly)-You areE kiRd.
Reviewing the testimony, witness said she
was on intimate terms with Anderson and
Weber.
|. Springer then desired to know what her
object was in ,leceiving her friends in order
to do favor for Sherman, whom she did not
know.
She replied that at FIRST she did it to pre-
serve the honor Of the party, afterward that
her idea was to prevent two gentlemen from
going over tofhe Democratic party, desiring
them TO stand firm by the Republican party
until the returns were in, and tha. she was
the self-sppainted agent of that party.
Springer. again attempted to get witness to
state in whose handwriting the Sherman let.
tef was, but she most emphatically declined
10 do 50.
! General Butler inquired Of witness If she
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have on hand large stock OF NATIVE
WINES and BRANDY Of my own manufacture,
which offer for sale In quantities 10 suit pur-
chassrs nv GRAPE BRANDY Is The best liquor.
uAssAsr native VI imported, In the Territory.
TH0MAsJ Bull.
NESTLE. n. NJ
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Tue proprietor informs the public generally
AAaA he ID prepared ie receive and aecom-
wdnte travellers. and 90 supply passing trains or
herds ai animals with wxteT.
This f. DE only watering place between The Rio
(3rxudc and Fort Cummings. | always have an
Abundance Of water on hand, which ! viii furnish
Al reasonable rates.
Nv table WIN BE- kept supplied with the best the
market affords
have pleasant and comfortable rooms fur
n,ahed with clean beds for the use Of travellers.
Also comfortable and secure siahIiug for animals
always keep good supply Of hay and grain on
hand -
rrSvvt,srg wifi find NJ my piare everything re-
uslie 10 supply their wants and add TO their COM
Sort. rny charges viii not be found unreasonable
r. g. Mason.
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p,'fs.siou.l G.rds.
DK oRO H OLIVER,
0nss sDa residence Nesina. Sew Mexico.

YH ". BLACK. Nh
o6ee On Main riaza NeaiIla. New Mexico.
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W L RYNKRsoN.
DIsrRIcr ATTORNEY
B. BAKBKR.

A J. FOUNTAIN.
Assornsy at L@~. HesiIlA, y. y. Practices in
an The Csurss Of Law and Equity in the Territory
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XXTM. 7. JONES.
Asssrasy at Law. Mesilla. New Mexico.
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$reei.I 8ofi,es.
TRAvEL1.ERs. A1rGNT1oNl

r. g. Mason having purchased the place hereto
fore known a. SloeuIns Ranehe, sItnated 25 miles
vest of MeaElla on the road 10 Silver City aud the
west the same will hereafter be known -
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ToHS n. GINS.
Atsermsy oa EAw. silver City. Grant County. View
Asxiea WIN PFnotiee In all re Courts of Law and
z4assv N xsw Mexico. Prompt attention given to
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Physieainna men.ai Debility. II

Vital weakness, nervousness, low EIirits
lassi,udc, weat n ~ ~ the limbs and back,
lors ~ muse ulAr ~ wer, inGisp position and IN
capsbi Jay for iaDor ~ stucy. a weak, ex-
hausted feel ng. no energy or courage palpi-
tail Of he heart, au!niesscf apprehension.
ioss of III mOTy, aYeisith ~ society, love of
hood, dizzin -. headache, al = IN the side
affections % the eye, Fimlles on the face,
teXuaI or 7 Oti ca II ii Mite ia man or wo-
man, are curea / The justly celebrated ply.
siviaA. l.. j. ZAEhAi, M. ID.
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DR.. =. j. CZAPKAY'S
Private m deal Institute

200 h~aTny ~, San Francisco. Istsb-
Iirhed in 1884 4 he Permanent Cure Of
oil special and hr' Aic Diseases. as also all
Female tomplt inis and Diseases Of the
Nervous System.
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POSTPCNsME EMIT,

POSTPCNEMENT,
The day of sale of the above named company
is hereby postponed until MONDAY, APRIL
FIFTEENTH, 1878. at the same hour and
sptace. BY order Of the Board OF Directors
ABkAhAM HALbkY, Secretary
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

T oCATloN of principal place of business,
II A San Francisco, California. Location of
works. Humboldt county, nevada,
NOTICE-There are delinquent, upon the
following descl ibed Stock, on account of AS
sessme4t No, 9. levied on the 30th day of
January, 1878 the several amounts s t
opposite the names of the respective share
holders as follows:
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained i'll every State
ana Territory, Tor lHcuMPAIIBILlIY and other
causes, no matter where the party resides.
Is years experience. Zee after decree All
letters confidential. Address q. j, DEk-
Ter, Atty, Rooms a 0, I:l2 Dearborn ST..
CHICAGO, ILL. Unquestionable references
given. Correspondence With the legal pro-
fession invited.
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DERsoNS knowing themselves to be in.
H. debted to Hinkey Brothers at the
Central Hotel will please call at the Hotel
and settle up as we have retired from the
management OF the House. by attending
to this matter forthwith late patrons of the
Central viii greatly oblige.
aa4s.l- sal kHINKEY BROTHERS.
Winnefnucca, March 4. 1873. aw
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His method q curing disesse is peculiarly
his own unknown "a a. h. nj and hence the
great success. IL etmA &c aft ctioDs, chronic
eaiarrh, disc ases Of the stomach and Kidneys,
liver coup atnts, tte., successfully treated.
Dk. 81 PhA1, ne ~ the most successful
medical lHctillan mrs IN the Pacific coast
may be consulted confident lly in reference
10 the above ana All Other complaints at the
institute.
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TENHE IMMENSE OBSTRUCTION OF Hu-
a man iifsafnuails ffe III sectct aud chronic
diseases, caustd ibif old ard a able Iustitu-
ton &c be ssiat lished hfsi in Philadelphia,
Penn, in 1850, aud aitcfva DE- in San Fran.
cisco, Cal, ia 1904 as y sSste ditpensary. in
order 10 afo, tie I'll ctea the beet madical
and surgical treatu,It Tor the above and II
other ais ions ana cp ANTS. ConsultA-
tlOns at tie i4sti'u,o or Is letter. FIRE
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Dissolution of Partnership

NJ Office ia her by given that the partner
IN ship heretofore existing between Job
Davis and j. L.. Guthrie has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent. j.. l.. t,uthrie
Will continue the business at Oriental al on
pay all dcbts Of the firm and collect all bulls
due the same. JOB DAVIS,
j. l.. GUTHRIE.
Winnemucca. Nevada, March /. 1873 4w
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~ 1he Doctor offers Frse Consultations,
and alks no rent ntr Il, II unless he effects
cure Charges moderate. Communications
strictly coutdentiai. Medicines sent by IA
hress. Address l. J. CssPK,Y. NJ. D., Post
office Box Ca an Francisco Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-14

WE confess that there is enough
of the spirit of mischief in our com
position to admit of our taking a
huge delight in the Republican
talk about Southern Returning
Boards which burdens our tele'
graphic columns. Who can fall tc
sympathize with Keogh when he
complains that there won't be q
single Republican Congressman
from North Carolina? He lays all
the blame on the local Returning
Boards. Already the local Return
ing Boards of Florida have disposed
OF the supposititious Republican
Congressman from that State. The
worst thing about the whole mat
ter is that no Republican Commits.
sion will be created by u Democrat
ic Congress to inquire into the
case. To do that would be to cas'
reproach on the Eight to Seven
Commissio' ), in order to count IL
Hayes, that election certificates
made in due form could not be in
validated by testimony as to no"
they were procured. 1t really looks
as II, in this case as in Others, time
has his revenges and that his
whirligig revolves 80 far as to make
all things even at last.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-14

WE have no doubt whatever but
that multitudes of the people who
have gone up to Oregon will ulti-
mately come to Southern Califor-
MIA to settle. We have not only
the advantages Of climate, but an
Infinitely richer soil and system
OF transcontinental railways which
promises immediate developments.
With good season this year, Los
Angeles will profit next Summer
by as great rush OF population as
we have known In onr history. We
direct the attention of our readers
to the interesting letter of Mr..
Haizlip, Of Compton, to the Gin.
cInnatI Eaquirer, which appears
In our local columns. While we
have no desire to disparage Ore
gon, we are entitled to profit by
the cool judgment of dispisslonate
observers. The mania which has
led people North has attained its
flood and the ebb will set in south.
ward this year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-14

In the Third Ward last night
three Republicans were nominated
for the City Council. We are in.
clined to think that a little variety
is the spice of life in city politics,
as in everything else. The Demo.
Gratis present at the gathering at
Turnverein Hall withdrew, and
very properly, in our opinion. Our
Republican fellow-citizens are act
ing on the plan OF the negro who
was sent with the joint funds OF
himself and a companion to buy a
quart of whisky. When he re-
turned with the empty measure in
his hand he was asked by his com.
padre where his share of the liquor
was. "What's quart of whiskey
'mong one?" was the reply. The
Republicans in that meeting conld
very well have sat for the original
Of the fellow in the Autocrat Of the
Breakfast Table, who appropriated
three peaches with the felicitous
remark that there was just one
apiece for him!