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individual is becoming more Important again;
the organization less SO. And one OF those
epochs of time may be near at hand when we
may see the skillful barbarian OF the East,
once thoroughly armed with new weapons,
put in jeopardy organized civilization less IA
miliar with its use. The massacles of South
Africa, as of our own frontier, show how
formidable savages may be with the arms OF
civilization.
The day has gone by when the American
people We're hunters and r!femen. The best
means should be taken to keep up the old
universal standard Of excellence in marks
mansllip, and TO keep u country provided
with officers of thorough military training.
Cur little army On our wide frontier has It's
hands full. 1t is not idle. 1t has no easy
Mace. 1t is lot seeking war. For an Indian
campaign with lis exlausting marches, its
BATH les under the old memorable conditions
of savage warfay e, kill or be killed, Stay or
be slain, to b. .iciculed If unsuccessful, to
be denounced rs barbafous it triumphant;
VITA no glory in any event, not even she
empty honor of a brevet, is enough 10 make
and generally does make the regular soldier
at a frontier post the very apostle of peace.
As for myself, / have no fear for the future
of this great Republic. 1t is stronger to-day
/ than Russia or Germany, or even monarcilies
| OF a more liberal kind. 1t IL strong in the
ucdIbS VI ID IN vi YIN hoPto " AS
people. 1t is safe with them be not alarmed;
administration may change. The ruling
party 60 out, in accordance with the work
inos of the Government, alu the opposition
60 in but the destinies of the country are
ever secure and its flag safe in the hands Of
any party that can command the votes Of a
majority of the people. 70 doubt it would
Re to doubt all iUl which we fought and for
which our comrades died.
And We have met here TO cover Nit@ i.oW-
erS, tie perishatia tokens vi i,nr2H" ,lty,
forever fauing and irre er renewed III beauty
Inc gr2,es Of those HEo iiAa IL Gig ccue4.
70 Gals up the memoirs Ct SA3ea r,io
marched with us in 4etI t. cunlly IN that
is Di,lowed with their grass,
Our tattered flags, our battered srIs5, our
wearied and often mangle1 bodies We bore
llome agtil.. But these we lett Jehlnd. On
the banks Of this class:c stream, which was
crimsonca with the iirst blood Ct tl3 wax ;
beneath the frnWni e battieinent If Ric'-
mond, F:cksbur", and .~tl"nta on tho sIe.n
slope + Gettysburg, whlci: the. crimsoned
with their blood AID ccisecrate1 with their
brave, We eft them with their glory.
DurFlIg them ia the hurried retreat. Or
n.ili more ,urried advance, lightly and scant-
~ we laid the earth upon their manly hos
sons nut he tender WHG4htu!nGss Of thu Ia
! liz" s~Atva'Gi hem n these beautiful aud
sj...I camps OF the de e, and we come 10
it. oHi Il cry l"ibutas OF affection, lure
e nur owe. ID Y'ch as our gratitude, upon
tie ridges q The low sreen tent, whose cur
taln Aever Outward sWings.' Never, AT least,
Until the ~reVeiile OF the resurI scJlon morn
shall muster us all iii review before OuI
Goat Gnmmande, in The shadowy land of
the hereafter.
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lNo. 1921
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,

HELENA, NJ. t., May II. 1879.
NOTICE is hereby published that GeoF.;e W.
IN Beal and Perry H. Beal ,wt ose postoLI ce at-
dress is Butte, Deer Lodge county, Montala.
have this day filed application foe patent under
the mining avs of Congress for twenty-nine
and 34-i00 1913 90acres of lilcar mining ground.
situated in the locality known as Siberia Min,
ing District, Deer Lodge county, Montan& :, in
unsurveyed -ownshjp 3 north, range 10 west. of
the principal meridian. the record of said prem
ises not being in existence, and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning a. The NV. corner of
said claim, at q granite stone 2+X16XI- inches,
married NJ. c. 43-1, fOr corner No. and running
thence S. 60o 15' w. 20.34l chains; thence S. 49,
W.7.92 chains; thence S. Uto 10 w. SOL chains;
thence s. 20 2. along easteak boundary OF Lot
chains thence N. t5o4tE. $40 chains; the,ce
N. 6o 30 II. 1880 chains; thence N. 303 w. $50
chains to the place. Of beginning, the sana being
designated as Lot No. -, 4. 5 ~. r. 10 VI. AID
embracing an area OF tWanty-nlae and 3 -lG9
acres, upon which a notice OF said c opIica lion
was posted on the 4th day OF May, 4. y. H..
The adjoining claimants 60 lhego prami,.@s are
to placer claim Lot No. AZ, Oh The soutlwe,.
Any and all persons CLAIMING eGvnisuly = =
part or portion of the above desc. bed Jy~", w."
are required to file their adverse Gle iile lii -
Register u. s.. Land Office, iiele, s. Il. /. "a =
ing the sixty days public. ton hereof Of , 40
ever barred by viI5ue Of the nluv! 10 u Ne
statute. j. =. E!Or.. t,~ri.
GEO. r: lin. y41
u. s. Der. Mir. surveyor.
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APPLICATI;lN b['I LATENT.
q. s. LAND OFFIct

u ~ OFrlS+s
HEJ In II. H., May 9, lo7y.}
NOTICE s hereby given that Hnthony W.
Az l. ; d, Iennls Lear! an, James A. Tai
iott wilo-e p1stotfcG aGd. ~ il Butte, Deer
Lod G county, M. r., have i GaY lie! heir
application for a patHrtl., lt,~'rra ot of tie
Other ~n,otais: With = ,t.,..a ., G, ID a.. l. mo- ,
1j TO 1.i inet i" .riGtl sin. l., lyi e. icing
in .be Sun nit Vale! al in, Gistfi t, G mt
O.: Do':lc' p.I'eI.I, ~, OF 4.on,. Ii. and nul,"
rlat OF nloi -hisod' : Lot o. H md &, in
'own hi, 10 f,. ,snSe : -, west III the
prilcj .l ')a>e ! ii NERD. ~ territory of Mon
tana. 4'e exterior 5ourG. ltc9 o. said Lot No. As
and s. pei : - follows .o-wi.-(variation 194o
TO 1910 ease: CoinnCncIlg at the s. W. corner,
melt o. s,ose alongside. and running thence n.
10 e. j 0 Icet. t., ,o = 100 2H e. $50 feet 10 u
Store and i1oLt Ile1G, rom which the \ section
cnr.tel 10 sections Nos. and Il, I. s N, T. 7 ard
s W., bears y. 90 So F.. 1I,S2 chains distant:
thence 8; TO g J; 81 feet; tleace s. 1t9 v. l25
~ W. 49S feet 10 place of beginning, containing
2 G0-1O0 acres. This claim is bounded by the
Green Mountain lode. lot No. 81, on the cast,
claimed by James A. Talbot ct al the Burnett
Butcher ct al the Mountain lode, on the wesC,
claimed by the National Mining and Exploring
Company. The location of this mine is auly
recorded in the Recorders office of Deer Lodge
county, in book A of lodes.
Any and all persons claiming adve,ssl sny
portion of said Mountain lode mine or sale min
ing ground rs hereinbeiore described, are 70
CURED to file their ADVERSE claim with the Beg
lister of the j. 3. Land Office at Helena, i'll the
territory of Montana, during the sixty Gays
period of publication hereof, or rhey will be Tor
ever barred by virtue of the Provisions OF the
statute. :. Il. MOE Register.
U. s.. Dep. Min. Gurveyor.
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NO. TOa.1
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
UN.-@tD STATES LARD OFFICE,

oN-.fD CtaILS LARD oFFlCE,
ElrES:, l.. n. June 10, 1S7G.S
NOTICE is. he'eoy published hat Marcus
~ Daly, wIlose pos;oftice address is Walker
vile, Deer Lodge conl y, Montana, has this day
MED application for ps.:ait under the mining
laws OF Congress, fc Iourteen hundred and six
Y llGO> linear lees On the Curry Lode, and two
requirement. Iher1to, situated in Summit Val
ley mtning district. Deer Lodge county, Montan-
NJ. in section 70, township 8, north range 8 west,
cc-der's oIt,3e ia and for said county, and being
o,rclaliy designated as Lois No. 1l6 A. aud B. re-
specfivelv. and deso.ibeG as follows, to-wlt:
For lot I6 A; Curry Lode, beginning at a pest
marked NJ {. l16 Al, for corner No. 1, from
which the u section corner on the north bOunda-
~ Of s e 1hs IL =, I township ms ZIP; 8, north range 8 w.t.,
.;,ence N. 1879 w. lz5 feet thence N. 1862 Il.
AGO feet, thence s. 1870 +. SO feet, thence i.
S.ti1!o ". 2i1 feet, thence S.761o w. go feet to
lie Diace of beginning, embracing an area OF
ll,,eea and 800 rs 59-l0O acres.
1oct marked Il. g. 116 B-l. for corner No /,
.Lom which cornc- No. 8. of Lot 11G A. bears s.
90 zy ". .6s feet distant, and running thence S.
$500 w. 16l feet, hence n. 1850 i. IS feet,
inaoe25 ilSo =. Cd set, thence II. 75Eo f. 1Sl
&c, Ihcnce >. l.S ". i2O feet, thence N. ~ f.
- fee1. thence II. 10 =. 6G3 feet 10 the place OF Dc
: antng, embracing an area OF Two and 5i-iO0 q
si-t00s aces, Upon each OF which lots an oficiat
?, ana notice was posted ON the ith day OF
The adtctning claimants 20 these premises are
o tle L AJAX Moltton and Aiies Iodes on The
No.ta, clue Wing and Midnight Lodes on the
Any ard all persons claiming adversely sny
2. sos-o 'ol OF The above described premises,
Il aegisisT OF tie U. 8. Land OiHce 1T Helen.
On ana, iar.ng The sixty days Publication
Of Q. e forever bprred by virtue of the pro,
J.E. MOE: Register.
c o.. =. MAEcH,
Us Dep. Min. surysyo.. lSi.
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APPLICATION hOsfH PATE
DNTTfrB STATE "a 20
ItEr.L.I. 80. D. .

NOTICE is h:r9',y H.|3i ed b : j., =.
IN Murray. wit6se 20 'oi19e 6 Id -" So IL,
Deer Lodge ron1,ryY, ,tto.t,.l'a .na..siary. :,
this day filed ap3t; no. Ia .. 5 ,,,it1rH IaGu
In nlns laws o. D gross. Ia .a-. = ht - /
ecl INVENT. three t1E5) II ehs A.. ii. ~..e - Z
lear lode mining. rt.i,f; itr W u ..f-ai4.t
NaH2y mining dirt; y 4 frs se o .,ltv.
Montana rey: ny, i rscbiol :. tr.H|ii $
north, range { wa7S, vii. - 81 I'm rarsaa- !.
the office OF the cfNlnly r~ate,c!lr i, al loI. said
county, and describe! as follows: Tryi'm;.tg
at a post marked 4. @. :@%-t. fpSssr1i neT @. 8,
from which the corner to- ~&ee5i1ns a,id z. o ttu
north boundary OF Z. $ H.. Z. . W bears ,....
o. Il. 1.n36 feet tl5.79 chaias1 distant, and ICfs-
ming thence s. TO w. 1.tZ3 feet hence N. % ".
80 feet thence ". toy T.. s52 feet 10 fie VIZ j
boundary Of the Salisbury lod9 thence s. 81 9
II. So feet; thence NJ. 794 II. SO feet; thence ~.
S3Ao +. 100 feet; s,ence 8. 80 t.. COZ feet 10 tae
place of beginnir.as, the s;srne being desiguaIea
8s Lot No. 12e, fTT.3 e., R.S W., 4naT ling
fifteen aud 81 Go (rislip) g rs, upon which d
Office of said AM tcaGion Wcr posted q fla
18th day OF May, a. d. 1si). fbe asiob. -
North Star and Gal;solgy lotc;, Lo'tT9s d 81,
oh the east and northeast.
Any and all i>e.4 ie eli ming adversely Gay
part or portion Of the ahove doc ibei pre- misses
a,e required 10 tile .helf verse claims with the
Register U. 8. L7Id Once at Helena, MT, dat
ing The sixty. diy1 pio'seation hereof, or ne for
ever barscs by virtue OF the proviJions of tle
s.. tlfte J..H MO-, Eegiste-.
GEo. i. MAsasa, lYaay q
U. 6. Dep. sfin. Surveyor.
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The hrst house west of the BUTTE MINER
office. divided into three rooms, with kitchen
and a bre-proot CELLAR. A good well on the lot.
Apply at the horse at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, ~ NJ, or
after O r.. II. f5eS3t
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BUTTE, MAY @, 1879.
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eF0t1sae~, win stand curing the oomilg
C. e tae prenlsg es of the owner aG Rocker,
.5yaaea Bltte and Silver Bow.
&c n was foaled in "a; sired by sweet's thor
o. Jrca Norman, no ,e, out OF a full blooded
e., .al.4sin mare. He is OF the most desirable
ocs for these who wish TO raise good draeght
I'm or roadateTs.
Te2ms for the season, $50; two or more. $500
e.si, Season from Mayi1st till August lst.
CRAS. III. CARVER.
ROCKER. April q, 1919. ap22-2In
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SANFORD'S
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- For ~
< cATARRH =

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Sneezipg or Head Colds, called Acute Ca
tarrh; thick, yellow and foul mattery accu-
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sloughing OF the bones of the Nose with dis
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Eye, Ear. Throat and Lungs, called Ulcera-
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BY means of DIR. SanfOrd's Improved In
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ses of foul mucous accumulatioDS, subduing
Inflammation when extending.to thesEye, Ear,
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sweet, the breathing easy, and every
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Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise, and
Directions. 81.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
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A GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly
operating Stocks. by the Two Unerring Rules
for Success" in Messrs- Lawrence & Co.'S new
circular. The combination method, which
this firm has made so successful, enables peo-
pie with large or small means to reap all the
benefits Of largest capital and best skill. Thou
sands of orders, in various sums are pooled in
to one vast amount and co-operated as
mighty whole, thus securing to each share
holder all the advantages of The largest opera
tor Immense profits are divided monthly
Any amount, from 50 10 5000, or more, can be
used successfully. n. Y. Baptist Weekly, Sep
TENDER 26th, 1873, says, "By the combination
system SIS would make SIS, or per cent: $50
pays $3.50, or per cent 500 makes 81 ,000 or 10
par cent. on the stock, during the month, ac-
cording to the market" Frank Leslie's L.
Illustrated Newspaper, June %: 1.-THE Combina
ton method OF operating stocks is the most
successful ever adopted" New York lndepen-
dent. Sept. II: 1.-The CON bination system is
founded upon correct bsslness-principies- and
no person need be without an income while
il is kept working by Messrs. Lawrence & CO"
Brooklyn Journal, Aptil %: sour editor male
a net proct OF sl 1.25 from SD in one of Messrs.
Lawrence ~ Co.'S combinations" New circu-
lar tInailed ireei explains everything Stocks
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH. N


PHuADELPHIA, Feb. T.-FIour = Steady;
fancy SOS Is; Illinois do fancy IS Is: Indiana
hour steady at GsXs2 IS.
elevator 81 OH.
Rye-Western 54a55c.
COrn-Steady; rejected western track &c;
do steamer 4SIse; yellow western gnack 44@
Osts-In moderate demand; white western
Frovisions-Firm and in fair demand.
Beef mess city l214@l3c. Pork extra $40 159il.
Prime mess SO IS. Smoked hams S@9Lc;
Lard-Western fierce 1910.
Butter-Heavy eastern @@2lc; western 10
Esgs-steady; western 1sc.
Cheese--Steady; western 79ss4c.
Petroleum Steady refined 9,sc; crude $50
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; western 81 OF.
Receipts-Flour u 100 bbls; wheat IL 600 bu:
corn 5000 blu; oats 2. 800 bu; rye $500 bu.
New York Live stock Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. T.-Beeves-Fresh re.
celpts to-day 500 head, making l0,9s0 head
Market slow. and prices about Nc per pound
lower With sales of ordinary to strictly prime
steers s1sHlo1sc, a few tops lg4@llc and md some
IOc !; shipments for the week 26i head live cat
tie and 6,72s quarters beef.
sheep-Receipts to-day IL 900 head, making
$500 head for the week, against 1900 head last
week market fair for choice and extra sheep,
&c pei per pound. outside figure for two car car
loads of extra Ohio sheep, averaging respec-
lively l26 and los pounds; shipments for the
week 2,375 ca.casSes.
Swine-Receipts today 9 800 head, making
80 900 head for the week, against 81 ,0G0 head
last week; market dull and nominal for live
hogs, with four loads sale, but none
sold before change; shipments for the week
400 head.
New Yorh Mnrrer.
NEW YORK, Feb. I7.-Cotton--Dull at $50
SIC; futures easier.
F1our-Higher. Receipts 81 coo bbls. Supers
a<fr
good to choice s. 95@4 so; white wheat extra
81 55@5 25; extra Ohio s. 75@5; st. Louis 50 S09
5 IS: patent IS 50@3.
Wheat-In moderate demand receipts III 900
bu; rejected spring Sic; No2 spring 81 DIAL o. IN
store and afioat ungraded winter red s1@l 1917 :
No do 81 eS; steamer No do 81 %; No2 do
~ ll@l ll1z; No do u ll@l III; ungraded am-
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| KeceiptsIshipm .


Pro v1s1ODa.
The market is dull. We quote:
DRY SALT MEATs-Clear ribs, 81 1O9i 1o.
Shoulders. IS TO.
LARD-Prfme steam. e6 IS.
SWEET PICKLED MEArS-Hams, 115Yf4c for
BIB average, according to brand.
Breadstuffs, Grain, Etc.
TLoUR-We quote: New process, IS 5007 25;
fancy, s5@5 so; family, slte4 SO; low grades,
0H3. Buckwheat -four, dull at 81 IS per Dbl.
WHEAT-Is steady and firm. There Is no
abatement in the demand, but receipts are
freer, and these prices Will likely attract to
fortnight seems to be purely a bull movement,
and subject to sudden collapse. We quote No
No 2 red. g7c bid, held at 81; No 3 red, CSC bid.
CoRN-Prices are shade higher. and the
market strong, with q good demand for spot
and May delivery, and small offerings. There
was no trading In May; sellers have got their
ideas way above buyers, holding firm at 35c,
while SeabOard markets continue TO favor
holders. We quote: White. No 2, held at SO;
white, No 8, SIC bid, on track; yellow, 3215c on
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Business during the week, closing with this
evening, has been good in the general markets,
and prices have fiuctuated but little.
GROCERIES.
This department of trade has hell its own
during the week. The demand, though not
heavy, has been steady, and both staple and
fancy goods are being held at quotations.
DRY GOODS.
There has been only a fair amount of BUSH
ness transacted in this branch OF trade during
the past week. The spring stocks have com :
menced to arrive, aud in few days business
will be brisk. To show the feeling of the
Eastern market we clip the following from the
New York Bulletin of Monday:
The market has presented few new or inter-
what irregular with the commission houses,
though fair In some departments. The de-
mand for mems wear woolens has shown no
improvement but there was a steady demand
for most descriptions of cotton goods, and Il
fairly active movement was witnessed in dress
goods ginghamS, hosiery, underwear, etc
The joobing trade has as a rule, been quiet,
but in some cases fair qua ntities OF staple and
department goods were disposed of to South
ern and local retailers.
Cotton Goods.-rhere was a steady demand
for leading makes of brown sneetings and
Current cure auoiafons Blsacned goods We're t also
in fair request flor moderate selections), and
shirtings were advanced to Sc by agents
Stocks of bleached goods are IN much better
condition tn an for n long time past ana prices
are generally firm. Colored cottons were in
moderate demand, and there was "a fair in
quiry for cheyiots an cottonades.
Prints.-There has been an irregular demand
for fancy prints, and sales were Only moderate
In the aggregate amount. Medium fancies
were IN steady request, but selections were
chiefly of a hand-to-mouth character, and
mainly restricted to the lower-priced makes
Light prints were quiet, as rule, in agents
hands, but a very few of the most popular
makes were distributed lin small parceIsD with
con- parative freedom. Aliens dress styles
have been reduced by agents to SIC, at which
figures these calicoes are very good purchase,
as the line is almost wholly composed of costly
work IN new shades, tinted grounds, etc.
Messrs. H. B. Claflin 4 Co. are making drive
on Wamsutta fancies at the unprecedentedly
low price OF 32c net.
80 GRAIN.
The market during the past few days has
been steady, and but few changes worthy of
notice hssve taken place. Wheat is reported
steady and firm. Corn is IN good demand, and
is shade firmer than on Saturday. Oats are
In good demand, and receipts light.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Receipts are more liberal, the demand fairly
active and prices rule steady.
I1H PROVISIONS.
The market is again dull. The demand is
light, and prices nominally unchanged.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments OF leading articles during the preceding
"a hours, as repor led to the Board OF Trade:
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Ladies', delicate and Feeble.

you to feel scarcely able to be on your feet;
that constant drain that is taking from your
system all its former elasticity; driving the
bloom from your cheeks; that continual
strain upon your vital forces, rendering you
irritable and fretful, can easily be removed
by the use of that marvellous remedy, Hop
Bitters. Irregularities and distractions OF
your system are relieved at ouce, while the
special cause of periodical, pain are perms-
nently removed. Will you heed thiss See
ssTrrths''
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indianapolis Live Stock Market.
UTNTn>r SrorE YAppS Eah 4

Hogs-Rece1pts, $40 head; shipments. 9.2
head. The market was very active and firmer
than OH saturday, though prices are no better.
shippers AID packers bought TO the extent of
the supply. No heavy shipping on sale; they
would sell at s. 9O94. We quote: Good light
shipping and packing, 90 s0g3 80; mixed pack
ing. 81 1898 80, pigs and roughs, 81 1898 ..
Cattle-lseceipts, $50 head; shipments, 40S
head. No change In quotations..
Sheep-Receipts, 95J head; shipments, $50
head. No change in prices.
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You can buy at the Jeweiy Establishment Q
BINGHAM, WALK & MAYHEM,

No. IL East Washington street, Indianapolis,
a reliable Stem Winding and Stem Setting
Watch, a fine movement in Nickel case for
co. Sl2 SIS. In Solid Silver cases. SIS and so.
These Watches are fully warra nted, and pos
sess many advantages over ordinary cheap
Watches, and are just the thing for farmers or
others wanting a reliable time piece for a
small sum Of money.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-19

When few doses of sHale's Honey of Hore-
hound and Tar'' will stop the Iaroxysms?
No cold, influenza, hoarseness or difficulty
of breathing can resist this wonde rful coun-
ter irritant, If taken in time.
Pixies Toolhsche drops cure toothache In
one minute. Sold by all druggists ct %
cents.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-19
COLLINS
voL1AIc e ELECTRIC
PLAsTERS
Electricity and Healing Bal
sans. Instant Relief from
Pain and Soreness.

Instantly and mysteriously the electrical
forces generated by this wonderful plaster act
upon the nervous system, banishing Pain and
Weakness, rousing the dormant Muscles into
new life, stimulating the Liver and Kidneys,
curing Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious Coles,
Cramps and Pains.
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Weak
Spine, Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and
Colds, Weak Back and Kidneys, Nervous At
fections, Weak Stomach and Boweis, Ague
and Liver Pains, Enlarged Spleen. Female
Weakness, Shooting Pains through The Loins
and Back, Lack of Strength ard Activity,
Nervous, Muscular and Spinal Affections re-
lieved and cured when every other plaster,
iiniment, lotion, and electrical appliance fans
PRICE, as CENTS
Be careful to call for COLLINS VoLTAIc
ELECTRIC PLAsTERS, and Insist upon having
what you are willing to pay for. Sold by all
druggists.