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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
PROFESSOR DONOVAN.
Professor Maynard Throws Dow"
the 0uaatiet.

Tuesday mornings san Francisco
Chroaiel, contained the following. which
will be Of interest TO our sporting pat
rons On Sunday evening while Pro-
fessor Maynard. the present light
weight champion OF the Pacific Coast IN
the manly art oi thump. was showing
Professor Jones. at a variety theater,
the neatest devices Tor knocking another
mans teeth down his throat. or fraetur-
ING his nose, or spelling his eyes. or
swelling his ears. q most unseemly in-
terruption occurred. A party by the
naus OF donovan Christian or
heathen name, as the case may be, un-
known-aross in the midst OF the audi
ence. aud Just as the audience was
thrilled with an artistic elout OF Profes-
sor Jones' neck by Professor Maynards
fat. not only challenged Professor May
nard To fight him (Donoyan). but Of
fered 20 pay him $500 II he would do
40. aud accompanied these exasperating
propositions with remarks about the
jig.dancing Of the young gentleman
from Australia that were insulting IN
the very last degree. The dehantly ora
torical Donovan" who is recently
from New Jersey and claims TO be the
champion midille.weight prize'hghier.
continued in this outburst Of eloquenee
till the doorkeeper and he parted COM
pany In the middle OF kearny street
with q sore toe. The soro toe all be-
longed to the doorkeeper.
Now, what Professor Maynard wishes
10 remark IL this. that after his recent
encounter with Professor Hogan Il was
his intention not to fight any more for
Keeps, but still. ~ Professor Donovan
has come all the way from New Jersey
10 fight him. and a. in the course OF his
pilgrimage he has suffered much from
The insults Of the conductors OF the
emigrant trains. requiring that passen-
gers should show mp something IN the
way Of tickets, hs. the said Professor
MAYNARD, IL willing TO "lick " HIM, the
said Professor Donovan, provided the
said latter Professor shall reduce him
self to the weight OF l2o pounds. Now.
ms tho said Professor Donovan would
have 10 bury himself for a month or
more up to his neck In q stock OF hot
backwheat cakes before he could get
down TO the scheduled heit, 1t Is believed
that tho Sunday evening seanees OF
Professor Jones anj Professor Maynard
will not be again interrupted by such
pagan remarks M those made last sun
day evening by Professor Donovan oil
New Jersey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
;,ruRk's Gentle Forces

There is no picnic ant. however lowly.
That for . livelihood must toll and beg.
Bnt lifts the largest man up, gran lily. slowly.
wnen u goes browsing ny his uowssrs es'
There 4. no little bee, however humhls,
rnst gathers sum m.aer'- sweets irOn "ih'er
store. ,.,
But hss. b. prodiins With hi. tiny humble.
Nal. great men vrithe and howl and grnsh
and svors. -BHriiagioa Hirksys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

LATELY. in a Spanish city. Bazaine
was in a cafe. playing chess. At the
eighth move he hal lost castle AMI n
pawn. 81 hope you are going to sur
render" said his adversary. never
surrender" said the hero OF Sainte
Marguerite. "what q pity that the
command OF Metz had not been con-
fided to that gentlemen" remarked a
French lady who appeared to be inter,
ested in the game. The ex.Marshal
tnrned deaf ear and bit his lips. An.
other time he will turn his tongue seven
times in his mouth before he speaks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
Price. ID Ccnts.

r.e.refai To call for olIiNs'votrN NC fla
TkR l..s yoa sst s-.a. .o,'sl... lm,t.i,oa. soli
TIE United states ant Canafas, sai " GELA5 q
POrrRR Propfistor~. Boston. MAss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

TUX cure Is ca,echisinsa six.year old
darling. "Now tell me-" said he,
"why did the good Lord forbid Adam
and Eve to eat Of the apples OF GER
tain tree ?" The oJCmi i,rribss. after a
moments reflection - Because the
good Lord wanted 10 make preserves of
thsm." She went to the head.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19
EXPECTING.

Thc ehiii whose eager hans with flowers
Are running o'er
Aiss,s believes tho.e further ON
Fairer and more;
Etrecting bstter -tili TO get.
Nore new, more -irAnse-onlJ not ye'.
W. go erpeetiug ON. and miss
Tunes eoant. begailtd ,..t.h
rhrouxh life. isng miles by this same '''eA
As 10 the ehili.
We think. vhste'er good has beea met.
Better 10 mset-only not yei
No cheat thl. instinct 10, but true
10 poi.ts. krpset -
And siiIi expect. y soul Tor hsu
Thou srt. elect ,.
To that thy highest faneies SCI
Too low; us thine-ohy MOI Se''
wher, seeds and tear. together dropped
= boa art 10 come,
And nnd such rOysl harvest nelds
Thou will be dumb.
where mastery. answer waits for thee.
And where thy treasure IL. thoah be.
Kno~leds-. its very name unknown,
beauty. skill, strength.
Even perfection must he ais
sotne~ here. al lsngth.
In whom prophetic. undsniei
Has cried. ssag . saii.asd.
Glad fsee- bear they through the world
Who. all the say
Expecting thus, . secret have
That sweet each day
sings over ev'ry pre-cat fret
OF JOYS To come Oaiy not Jet.
Springfield EsP#bi'ea".
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

A srlYY commander was inspecting
an English yeomanry regiment ON out
post duty. "what are you doing here
nv manp" he asked videtts. Mack
in q DANCED iuls Of myser. SIR.
"How sop" "why. | should he at
home carryin' hay" His heart Was not
I'm that parade
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

A CoEosKn's jury in Savannah, Ga..
has returned verdict Of shooting not
iu his own defence"-a gsnteel way OF
slludipg 10 murder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

Two friends NEE, q, the club, after a
very long absence "IIow - said tho
one. "you always play. and you are not
vet ruined 20 why. not. replies the
other. "Oh. with profound disdain,
" what kind Of q club can yours be
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

r,psr STUDENT: "what is the use OF
our making a speech in Latin ?" Sec
ond student Why. fool. It Il IN or
der that the people may 10 to sleep when
The French speech begins. consra'
ulations.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

Tux father Of Tom Thumb is pau.
per in the Chicago Poor House. Tom
auarrelled with him when boy. aud
has never visited him since. lie has
fourteen sons and daughters in all, ssye-
raj of whom are wealthy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

srsAxrSo about X. known by a hun
dred traits Of stinginess rs he real.
ly so miserly as that ?" asked one
t" Miserly, indeed To such degree
thai he never dots his is, in order to
ecopomize the ink.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

Or. |. J. ClkPkAY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
i37 aIsstssmsry street. san Franeises
Opposite the Occidental Hotel.
CNsrABLIsHKD IN 1884, foR THR
III perm anent cure OF all special and Chronic
Dircsses. .. also eli female Complaints and
Disea-es Of the Nervous System.
The immense destruction Of human life an.
nually from secret and chronic diseases caused
this old aud reliable Institution ~ be estab-
lished nrst In Philadelphia. PENN, In 1850. and
Afterwards In ran Frahcisco, CAL. I'm 1854. a. .
private dispensary. In orcer 70 anort the
sftictsd the host msdi and surgical treatment
plaints. Consultations 81 the Institute OF By
letter. FREk.
Physical asd s1sstai Debility,
Vital weakness. Nervousness. low spirits. las
siiuds, weakness Of the limbs and back, loss
Of muscular power. indifposition and incaps.
bility for labor and study. weak, exhausted
feeling. no energy or courage, psipitation Of the
heart. dullness OF apprehension. loes Of mem.
ory, aversion TO society. love Of solitude. tim.
headache. pains In the side, affections OF the
eye, pimples ON the fscs, sexual or other IN.
nrmities In man or woman, are cured by the
Justly celsbratsd physician. L. J. czAPKAY.
n. u.
own unknown 10 others). and hence the great
pucc.-s- Rheumatic affections. chronic catarfn,
diseases OF the stomach and kidneys, liver CON.
plAints. etc.. successfully treated. Thote who
arc suffering from the erors and indiscr.tions
OF youth. nervous weakness. Are assured Of
permanent curv.
DIR. CZApKAY, one Of the most successful
medical practitioners on the Pacific coast. may
be consulted conndcntially In reference 70 the
above and all other complaints st the Institute.
i23laioutsemery street. ssn Franeises,
Between Bu.h and Sutter streets.
Chsrp.s moderate. Communications strictly
confidential. Medicines sent b. sxprsss. Al
l3ls San Francisco. Cal. oco "
lorrioIALl
nROPOsKD AMENDMENT TO
the Constitution Of the btate OF Nevada.
passed at the kighth Session Of the Lseis-
lature:
present Consultation OF this state an Article 70
be called End known % Article XVIII. which
ARTICLE XVIII. The rights Of suffrage and
ofies holding shall not be withheld irom any
mae citizen of the United btstes By reason Of
Passed FeSru.ry is. is7i. $50
Reoirsd, By the Assembly. the sssAie con-
curing. That Article Eleven III OF the oonstl.
tuition OF the Btats Of Neysds be amended py
adding 10 said Article Eleven uI section zen
llol thereto. which shall red - followsi
sSorioH 70. No public funds OF any kind or
character vhatever, State. county 90 municipal
shall Be used for sectarian purposes.
Passed Fcbfusry Al. iE77.
hereby certify the foregoing 10 BE- true
eopie. from the enrolled resolutions on ME ID
my once.
witnsss my hand ana the orsst Seal Of stais.
August ., ISIS.
J. d. MINOR,
tsrALl sses.sss of stsis.
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(ORrioLAL.l

Res't,d, By the Assembly. the sssAis con
curing. That Article Eleven uD OF the oonctt
tuition OF the Btals Of Nevada be amended bJ
adding 10 said Article Eleven up section yea
ll0l thereto. which shall rcd - followsi
storioH 70. No public funds OF any Kind o.
character Whatever, stats. county 90 municipal
shall Be used for sectarian purpoees.
PAssed RebruArJ a. lx71.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-19

nEposrrs ofcoIs OR BULLION received.
/ either 90 open account or 70 issue Ckh.
TiPicAT'RS therefor, payable lat the option OF
he holder) In Gold Hin or Ban francisco 70
makecollections, purchase Bullion attne moss
fayorsble rates, of advance coin shereon when
Forwarded 10 the Parent Bank In Ban franeiscoi |
sells Bills Of Exchange, and transsets General
Banking Business.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-02
Notice,

Notice 10 here,y e,ven. warning ali person.
not to buy or trade Tor certain rrooisnry mote
given bs the undersigned In iavor VI Mrs. Il
~. Moorc fer the s"m of about t2,Asi, dated isIo
as ws hoii . legal and just ofsei .saipsi tn
came y
GEORGIA N ERXiN,
SUE J. McGAyOtk.
Ry Black wood & Msthes, Aatotceye
Osceoia, Ark frb. s. isss. .-oii
The Osceola times., 1878-03-02
Fer Sale.

4 new Wilson sswiag machine,
q : tavgais. Ars'y = shh sAes.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-02
Personals.

Miss Ella Rounirse who has
been visiting some friends in Ken.
tucky tor soms timo past, returned
Tuesday evening. Her many
frisud- will lee delighted to have
her among them again.
Mr.. J. Fassctt Of Mill Bayou.
was in the c,,y u Tow days this
week.
Mr.. Jnhn Gilmore of 81. louis,
was IN our city during tho week.
Captain John B. Driver has
suffered isom q sore eye for sev.
eral days past. and has been con-
fined to his room.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-02
Redemption OF Lads.

TO whom II m-r concern;
The s. Of section ~, township Is, raasc u,
east, which was silia fer taxes on June ". IS. :.
aud bought by T. NJ. Williams. has this lay
been resieemcd by Samuel W l,outcher i'aying
iusO the county treasury Of Mississippi count,
the suua VI 90 %. --
J.K. HALE, Clerk.
7-N ny iiugh Il. hc,eigh, d. c.
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OscCoia lsain Drops.

--rurc Kentucky whistles al J
l.. Driver 4 Co.'S.
Go TO Ps,tcy's drug M~re for
choice smoking and chewing t".
! Lacro. II
The Rev. Mr. IsLcli preached
q .. w-rful sermon on Sunday Last,
on t.s sutject Of open communion
sxcci.eut article oi brow,
sugar, 1T ten pounds for vns dol
lar, nj ). l.. Driver ( Cos
Me. ]. Sc,,ni;Zcr has closed
OH, h,s dry goods established, and
Hen OscrUla on the Belle Last
Tuesday.
a. Is. Williams constantly keeps
I On hand the celebrated Creole Hail
ncstorer, winch he sells by the
! bp;t.". II
--.i wohdc,.ui hnyse has been
discovered in Iuw,, wlio pals tie
pug .ou, ot .he--me E"rgct how
il is, NOW.
a. B. Wilham,, the barber, il
now prepared w shampoo sdie'
and would be pleased 10 receive
their uiders. It
The Jramn!ics had a ycry in
tcrcsling meeting on the evening
If the 22i ult regsiing the audi
cnce with rea iiugs, roeitausDs. de-
bates, etc.
1 Any bald.hcaded gcntietna'
can have his hair restored 10 sixt,
d.sr, by using tho Creole Hail
R.s,orcr. For sale vt tho barber
shop. Y
-lfyou wish good INNING, pros
rrciing or arlerian well to lis, don
rgv, to correspond with th'
Great wrsiern Well Anger u orks
~, omfcld, Iowa.
The senior editor 10 again visit
ing Chickasawba, looking after thu
Interest OF the TIAEs, and thu
devil" and the "b.hsys' are doing
Tie paper ,his week.
Three dollars and a half vii
pay for tho Little Rock Week.,
Gazette and TuE OscEoLA TINE
10, one gear, BY applying wi'hi'
tho next twenty dsys.
We advise 'tbs b hoys" Il
carry xlong with them TO Aard
Gras, then. best overcoats, watches
aud pistols, 10 put up as collateral
NJ lhe various station houses, u
case any htiic misundsrstandin,
should occur.
What Nm mir Of dssolatisn wii
settle like pail over Osceola
when everybody goes to Mard
Gias,and takes the old woman with
him. "Mind out, children thai
somethin' don't gii r'ilsd aiors yc''
done with it,"
1T is very encouraging to ss'
how tho planting people ars bur"
ing cotton stalks, repairing fences
aud otherwise preparing Tor th'
crop season. Two or three dsy'
of sunshine u sufficient TO star
them out ~ busy ~ bees.
| -Ruius Calss and William PVsey
ths two mon implicated in tL'
storo robbery ON Chickasawba
took leg bail the other day and
left for parts unknswn. Cate'
prsten ls.! TO bc Dangerously
wesslsd lill - - . seasss \
The Osceola times., 1878-03-02
An Outrage.


who has been on the county tor
several months, supposed to be
crazy, was removed a few days
ago by her brother, to her home in
Illinois, her former residence.
Her history, as lar as known, is
indeed a sad one. Marrying u
worthless man, contrary TO the
wishes OF her family, she left her
home aud friends, came south, and
taught u school in the lower part
OF this county, for n support Tor
herself and her sbiilless husband.
1t soon became apparent that she
was deranged, and she was taken
charge Of by the authorities; money
was made up TO dcfray their ex-
penses north, but at Barefield's
Point, they were set ashore, the
husband took all the money, and
deserted the unfortunate wife,
alone, frienIless and dementcd, on
the bank OF tho river. -".-
1t is with shame and NOR, r,ifca-
ti0n, tina. We chronicle the fact,
that this poor, miserable creature
was kept chained like wild
beast, upon the bank of the Aissis-
sippi for days and weeks, till the
Calling iron actually cut to the
bone around her ankle. Then,
after she was brought back TO our
jal, We are reliably informed, that
it was daily occurrence TO beat
her unmerciiuily because she re
fused to ex, the coarse bra,e fare
that wus carried to her, and Tor
various similar offences.
Again, she was placed in the
hands OF M old woman M the
vicinity Of Osccola, who 0eat he,
most cruelty for such httic miAdc-
mcanOrs ~ bending n KNITTING
needle, spiiling mix on the table
while eating, etc. Only u iew
days since. Susan, wearied Of her
tyrannical mistress, Tried to escape,
going about from house 10 house,
askin1 ior n home, where she
could earn u LIVING. She WAS soon
captured by two gallant Official ,
who carried hcr back to the den O
the ,igrcss. Without waiting osci'
Tor tho officers tc leave, this dcleci-
abb. she devil proceeded TO adnin-
,s,er a fearful beating on the back
OF her crazy victim. Aud i'i
what! Because she was lucid
enough to attempt 10 hce awsJ
from her prison. wh,ro bodily
puni.hmc.,s were daily inflicted
on her. Let il not be forgotten
that u thing calling himself o,e o
Gods noblemcn, constituted by
the Law Of God and man, the dc
fender and protector OF tho veal
aai h,lplcss, stood quietly by
and Witnessed tins ouIrics O.
humanity.
God pny the pubic official wh'
could wantonl; strike . wumal
and a crazy ono at that ard Go'
pity and forgive that female, wh'
could thus Lrutally trample. upoI
one Of i.er own sex, because, for
soo,h, size was supposed Ia bc''
shade crazicr than her kccTcr
Let eternal infamy and shame iol
low tho track q! all such characters
They are . foul stigma upon tn
fair name oil our csun'y. No ca
cuse or pa,l;a,ion can be offered a
tho hsnda ot such lnhunian trca,
msut toward poor, lost, &c
ranged woman, in n land Of s.ra,l
gers.
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T'EE SUN.
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A. the t,se sptroarhcs for the re.ssal g.
us.rrp,isn., MIR suS wpGld remind IL,
,rira,is snd wells isbris everywhere. tast " r
,-siu n candidate for their consideration sn'
-ipprit Upon is r-c. ri for TIE past ten year
II f,lirs for a cahtinuanrc Of the hearty ;, m
,a,hy aud generous 60 operation wlIfth hav
nlthcri.. been extended to ~ froa every quarter
.! the tinion.
The Ii.rLr :us IL "a & ur rigc.shsc; o! - col
INNS. prize b, mail, post pail. 81 cents month
,r 81 ~ per year.
The srSpAr clii ion Of LIE 81 y Is IN eight
!. arc r!rrt I 6 innis WHITE giving lb.
eve of the day, II also vonta.Is large am nnn.
. Literary sud miscrllaneeu, matter -p,cia,l,
.irc;,ard str IL. lIiE ST spAy 81 y has me-
xitn great succrss. Post paid 81 year.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
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10 suhe ,ribsrr neglect or refuse to take fhe'r
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Cash 90 accompany all announce
mcnis. Call. on parties TO become
candidates will be charged local
rates.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OFFcERs.
Gcverns,- ". Il. Miller.
Srcy Of state-B. B. Beav.n.
Audiior-.Ioha Crawford.
Tr. asurer- 4 J. Churchiil.
ATTY 0en'l-H. y. Henderssu.
Com. State Lands--J. ". Snithee.
ChAncelor-J X. Eskin.
ChAncery Clerk-A X. Witt
Chief Justice-E. II. English.
Associate Justices " N. ~: harTis>1 sad
Osvid Walker
Congressman, lst Distnct-L. Z. Gsars.
JUDICIARY.
Second Circult-Cornties OF NJ issisrippi, Cross
rointsett, Craighead, Urecne, Clay
on and Randolph
Circuit Judge L. l.. Mack.
Pros Auy.-J. 4 Riddiek.
LEGISLATIVE
1sth District--Colnties Of NississipI l. Jschsen.
Pointsctt and Craighrad.
State SenMtvr-B. Harris
ReprssenIative-J. IL W willians.
COUNTY orrIcIR.
County Judge Chxs Dowsa.
sh1,iT-J. B. Driver.
County d vk-J. X. r. HALE.
Trrasurer-J. J. Driver.
surveyor--JM ALthony.
Ass, ssor--p Dickson.
Cororer-A. W Lucas.
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Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated Communications OF Osceola Lodge
No. q y. 4 A. ~, will be cid the SATURDAYS
u. Feb. IL. March ls,. April 10, May II, June
. June "a July IA, Aug. 70, sept !, Oct- s.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-09
PRETTY PEAsE."
What Ne Had to Say Upon Being Nomi.
mated.

.
When Hon. Evan L. Pease, Of Evans
ton, was notified by telegraph of his
nomination for delegate in Congress
from Wyoming, at the democratic ter
ritorial convention at Rawlins, he re-
turned the following:
EVANSTON, Oct. Z, 1873.
10 Hon. Luke Murrin, Chairman, and
Gentlemen of the Democratic Terrific
rial Contention:
For the additional honor which the
democratic party of Wyoming have
just conferred upon me in nominating
me a its candidate for delegate to the
forty-sixth congress, 1 return to you
my sincere thanks. 1 have always felt
that the Office should.not be sought, yet
when rendered under such circum-
stances and coming as it has unsolicit-
cd on my part, and with such unani-
nifty from my fellow citizens with
whom l have been associated both po-
l~itically and otherwise since the organ
ization of Wyoming, l. will accept the
nomination with the assurance that il
elected it will be my constant and I'M
firing endeavor to represent no faction,
but the whole of the Democratic party
of the territory and her citizens, whose
interests irrespective Of party are iden-
tical, and will add, that with such an
expression of your support Yam sure
that our efforts on the fifth day of No
vember next will be crowned with VIC
III vi
f. L. PEAsE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-09


Whereas. In the months ofNovember, De-
cember, January. February, March. April
and May. the people Of this city and country
are more or less troubled with coughs, colds
influenza, dificult breathing, and all affecta.
lions of the throat. bronchial tubes and
lungs. leading to consumption: Nov, there
fore, be II known that DR.. Hale, a distin-
guished physician Of Europe. has discovered
a remedy for these diseases, which is certain,
safe and pleasant, and is known rs +.
HALx's HONEY OF hoREHoUND AND TAR.
Be 1t therefore understood hi C. N. Crit
tenton. one OF the largest wholesale dealers
in patent medicines and druggists' fancy
goods In the country. has. at a very large ex-
ponse, purchased this article; and the public
may rest assured that the medicine will be
prepared In every particular according to the
original receipt. and sold at the small cost OF
so cents per bottle. or six bottles for $3.50, at
all druggists and at the depot. Large size 81.
which is much cheaper to buy. Crittenton's.
z Sixth avenue. New York city.
Pixies Tooth Ache rrops cure In one min
ute. ocsdAwIw