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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-10
Our New Secretary Of War.

WASHINGTON. June l0.-It Ii stated
on what seems to DO sufficient authority
that the President has rendered to Gen.
Chas. F. Henderson, Of Nebraska, the
position Of Secretary Of War, to succeed
Judge McCrary. General Mandsrson
was born and educated in Philadelphia,
and Ia Q lawyer by profession, but en-.
tered the army as lieutenant at the out.
break OF the Rebellion. He rapidly rose
through successive grades to the
ooloneloy. He was twice severely
wounded, and was mustered out at the
close OF the war a. Brsvst Brigsdier
General. Most Of his military service
was with the army OF the Cumberland.
At the close OF the war hs removed to
Omaha, whore he has since been actively
engaged in the practice Of his profess
sion. In addition to General Msndsr.
son the name Of General Hsvlsy, now
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury, 10
now prominently mentioned In this
connection.
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The Coming Races At chicago.

CHICAGO, June 10.-Ths stable OF
racers belonging TO Henry Schwartz, Of
San Francisco. arrived Saturday, and
= at tho Jockey Club race track. Col.
onel Mcdaniel, the wsll.known New
York turfman. also has Q stable here.
Both OF these turfmsn came early to
prepare their horses for the six days
meeting. beginning June 2lst. for which
there are 400 entries in the stakes alone.
Baldwin's California string, consisting
Of Mollis Mccarthy. CLARA D. Glenita
and others, arrived on Sunday.
Schwartz and Baldwin had engagements
for their horses at st. Louis nsxt week,
but will not 60 there. John Splan's lot
Of trottsrs. including Rarus, Colonel
Lewis, Dolly, Adelaide and Brigadisr
passed through here en- route 10 Jack.
son, Michigan, where they will trot this
week. Colonel Conley. manager OF the
Jockey Club, has arranged Q race between
Colonel Lewis and Hopeful for $4,000
in harness, to be trotted here July 4th.
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Lively Negro Riot In Georgia.

SAVANNAH, Ca, June l0.-A terrible
riot took place yesterday afternoon at
Macintosh, Liberty county. o station
on the Atlantic and Gull Railroad, BE-
tween o party Of negro s1cursionists
from Bryan county and those belonging
to the place. It begun In . fight be-
tween two negroes, w%hsrsupon John
Randall, Captain Of q negro militia
company from Bryan county, and part
OF the eIcursionists, ordered his oom'
pany to charge, which they did. The
Captain himself killed one man BY rum
ming him through with his sword. There
was intense sIcitement at this outrage.
The Liberty county negroes rallied and
drove the military company into the
cars and opened FIRE on them, killing
four and wounding many more, q
only stopped shooting when the train
got out Of the way, which they tried to
prevent by tearing up the track. AL the
parties engaged were negroes.
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A CossoLArIoS.-A great many are

A CossoLATIoN.-A great many are
calculating to 60 to the Springs or Lake
Tahoe, or East or to Europe this year,
but II is q great consolation to those who
remain at home that they have in Gold
Hill such good living as Is to be had at
the French Restaurant Of Geo. Duprey,
opposite the Eclipse stables, where the
choicest OF everything VIII oh can be had
in the MARKETS always finely served up.
KEPT Busr.-The Gold Hill Foundry
Of George Emmett, Lower Gold Hill, II
kept busy all the time turning out all
kinds Of mining aud milling machinery
and in repairs which are made on short
est notice. The facilities for business at
this establishment are unsurpassed, the
machinery being Of frst-class quality,
immense size and OF the latest and most
approved patterns.
AT the North Bonanza and Flow'ry
mines they are about To commence lay.
ing q pipe to two springs owned by the
two companies, and this work completed
they will then have their W water.
Tho length Of pipe required 10 $500
feet, or n mile and 220 feet. The
springs will afford an ample supply OF
water for all purposes.
OVER TEE wAY.-M. NJ. Gillespie,
successor to D.. Thorburp. has at his
store, across the way. stationery and
school books for the million. His show.
case goods are very nice, his cigars az
csllent, and he has toys, etc. All late
periodicals, music. etc., constantly on
hand.
AnxIvAp.-This morning Mrs. ]. P.
Jones and child, and Mrs. Lester.
sister Of Hon. ]. p. and her two chill.
dren, reached Gold Hill. They were
met in Reno by Henry A., brother OF j.
p, and all are now quietly domiciisd Of
the Jones mansion.
TIE BULLION dump is worth a mint Of
money for streets. All that is necessary
10 to throw the material on the ground
and wet it down. The wheels Of pas
sing vehicles make IL both smooth and
hard. See the Gold Hill side Of the Di.
vide.
To ROYAL Alc1 MAsoss.-Members
Of Gold Hill Chapter No. 8, R. A. NJ,
and other Royal Arch Mssons who may
be interested. will please read ''Masonie
Notice" published in another column.
A COLLECTION Of money is being made
in Virginia for the purpose Of sending
the two children Of John G.. Brenholts,
the suicide. to their grandmother. in
Ohio.
SoNE heavy machinery il being cast
st the Fulton Foundry on the Divide for
the Porman shaft.
TINS has bssn . very unusual day for
June and Nevada. It has been cloudy
and drizzly.
TIE Silver Hill paid Of on the Sd in
slant and disbursed $500 among en-.
ployss.
A DOZEN criminal cases wsrs called in
the Justices Courts Of Virginia yestsr.
day.
Tar Virginia and Truokee railroad d
paying Of its employees to-day.
M,s. MAoorI HAvILL has nlsd dsclar.
alton Of homestead.
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ns,.rsures Lass Evening".

Nsttie Vincent. J s Mooney. Mrs J p
Jones, II s Jones. Mrs @ b Lester. II M
Gorham, II W Bollen, b + Foster. n Z
wiscman. Mrs L = wheatley. II l. Fish,
N p Freeman. Mrs n Hanning. W Hew.
lett, . CLARK. o w 8 Clark, Louisa Gear
ing. Mrs Gearing. Mrs u O Coolie. Mrs 8
Weintraub. J w Machood and wife, @
Rosenberg. @ Boisot. Mrs J Grear and
son, Mrs. L Ryan. Mrs. J Steele. d Shons-
field. A Adler. b E Barinds. p Heating
and family. II O Tickner, Mrs. , Scott,
Mrs soyes. Mrs II d Camp. n Cansvan.
II Mercer. W u Bunker. J Boyd. J Card
veil. n W Paynes, y II Smith. l. McGin-
niss, @ Williamson. J Blum. W Seldom.
Mrs Beck. Mrs J Sharp. Miss Z Sharp,
Thomas Seldom. P Rowe, Mrs jenkins and
child, AT White, Mrs G Briton.
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Enjoy Lice.

what q truly besutiful world ws live In ! Ne.
turs gives rs grandeur Of mountains siens and
oceans, and Thousands o means for enjoyment
We can desire NO better when In perfect health;
but how oftsn DO the majority OF people feel
like giving 10 up dishssrtsned. discourage and
worried out with disease. when there 10 nc 90
ssiiy obtain satisfactory proof that GREENS
AuQust Flower will make them - free from
disssse a. when born. Dyspepsia and Liver
Oomplsint u The direct csuSs OF ssventy.fye
per cent. Of such mslsdies - Buiousnese, Ind.
rsston, Sick Headache. Oostivensss, Nervous
Prostrstion, pizainess OF the Head. fhpltaaon
Thres dosss Of August Flower Will prove Ito
wonderful eject. Sample bottles, 10 csnts.
Try n.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
ru,o,.I 10 a, GOLD u1 DAnl mws.l
Ran Irancisco Items.

49,
SAX FRANcIsoo, June 10.-Lieutsnant
Geo. ". De Long. United States Navy,
who Is to command the Bennett Arctic
expedition, arrived from the East on
Saturday. and is stopping at the Palace
Hotel. It Is believed that the Jeannstts
will be ready for departure on the Goth
instant, but as yet the Navy Depart.
msnt has not designated q ship TO act as
q convoy, although It Is thought that
the Alaska will be detailed for the pur.
pose.
Some delay has been met with by the
Western Electric Light Company In
getting their new engine and boilers for
their works. ornsr Of Ksarny and Sut-
ter streets, but they expect to be In
running order soon. At present they
are supplying twelve lights Of s0O.candls
power each throughout the city, using
but q six.horss power engine. With
the new engine OF 100.horss power as
much more light in proportion will DO
supplied. Applications for the light
have already been made by hundreds OF
people. those doing business on Kearny
and Market streets being especially
anxious for its introduction.
The evidence taken at the Coronsr's
inquest In the case OF Moses Cohn, who
was found dead in his room at No. GA
Sacramento street, on Friday evening,
showed that the deceased committed sui
eide by taking arsenic. and a verdict vas
rendered accordingly. In o drawer OF Q
bureau in the room was found q partially
smptisd bottle OF arsenic, and on the
person OF the deceased was discovered .
certificate Of naturalization, on which
was written in English, Hebrew and Ger
man : at prefer . Christian burial.
therefore do not change my clothing.
Inform Hecht that my life Is in
sured for benefit Of wife. Reason OF 1t
10 poor health and dissatisfaction OF
mind"
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Recognised War Services.

w.
WASHINGTON, June l0.-The Secretary
Of War having decided that enlisted men
who have served in the Indian campaigns
approaching the magnitude Of wars are
entitled to wear the distinctive chsvron
for "ssrvice in war;" the following sam.
paigns against hostile Indians have been
selected, and are announced a. being
within the scope Of the Secrstary's do
cisiou: The campaign In Southern
Oregon and Idaho and the northern
parts Of California and Nevada in 1856
1858. The campaign against the Chey.
ennss, Arapahoss, Kiowas and Conan
ches in Kansas. Colorado and Indian
Territory, in 1868 and 1869; Modoc war
1879 and 1873; the campaign against the
Apsches OF Arizona. In 1873; the GAM
paign against the Kiowas, Comanohss
and Chsyennes in Kansas, Colorado,
Texas, Indian Territory and New Mex.
leo, in 1874 and 1875; the campaign
against the Northern C%heyennss and
Sioux, in 1876 and 1877; the Neg Psrces
war In 1877; the Bsnnook war in 1878;
the campaign against the Northern Chey-
ennes, In 1878 and 1879.
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r~rlEoRApHIc B REVl1IEs.

The Russian cruiser Zabeaka sailed
from Philadelphia Sunday morning In
charge OF Captain shankland. She was
cleared yesterday at the Custom.houss,
ostensibly for sitka. After passing the
outside breakwater she was formally
handed over to Russian officers.
Mrs. Smith and Cove Bennett. con.
victsd Of killing police officer Smith In
Jersey City, have been sentenced to be
hanged July 26th.
David Hoyt. an old pioneer resident
Of Illinois, and Q highly respected man,
died at Griggsville on the 9th instant,
aged 90 years. He has %relativssi in Call.
fornia.
The arrival OF immigrants at New
York for the ~ months ending May was
90, SOL, against 7l,09l for the year end
ing May, 1878. Over Is, 900 immigrants
arrived last month, against 12,2OO in
May Of last year.
The bark Monrovis will sail from New
York for Siberia the latter part Of this
week with about 60 colored emigrants
from the Southern States, sent out ct
the expense OF the African Colonization
Society.
The Delaware peach crop will be .
comparative failure this season, yielding
less than one twentieth as much a. last
year. Black rot, blight, yellows and
frost have been assigned as the cause.
The rise in the price Of silver bars
has slightly stimulated the demand on
the United States Treasury for standard
silver dollars. The West Is now order
ing more OF this coinage than ever DO.
fore.
The Australian mail, which left sgd.
ney by the steamship City OF New York
on April Gath, was received In London
June 9Th. The steamer arrived ct San
Francisco May 2lst, and the mails left
New York on tho steamship Gaelic on
May 28th. Total time. 43 days-the
fastest on record BY way Of New York.
In New Orleans, on Saturday. the
Jury in the case OF Mrs. Vrsdsnburg vs.
Members Of the Crescent City Rifle
Club, gave o verdict Of $1,000 for
plaintiff, whose husband was killed by q
pet bear kept on the club grounds.
Judge Dillon, in resigning his $4,000
Circuit judgeship, not only secures his
college professorship, with 81, 5O0a year,
but will become q consulting attorney Of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company at
the annual salary Of $40. 900 more.
John Burke and his daughter. Emma,
aged seventeen, were found dead on tho
7th atthsir farm, Clatsop plains, Oregon.
A fallen tree had crushed them. The
bodies were taken to Astoria. Burke
had served In the army, and located his
farm ten years ago.
DR.. Silverthorn, an old resident OF
Shasta county. California, has been ar
rested, and IL now confined in Jail. on
the charge OF numbering an infant that
his eldest daughter gave birth to, BY
throwing It into Pitt river.
The principal business part Of the
town OF Adairville, Kentucky, was de-
stroyed by FIRE yesterday. Loss. $685..
600; no insurance.
En-. Secretary Robson left Washington
Saturday night to sail for Europe this
week.
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Sensible words from Pinchback.

New OILEANs, June lU.-ln the Con'
s~titutional Convention Ex-Governor
Pinohback made Q long address on the
subject OF education, in which he re-
viewed the political events Of the State
for the past few years and expressed his
disappointment at the results Of the
Democratic administration Of the State
Government, but still hoped that good
would be accomplished by 1t. He dwslt
upon the unsatisfactory condition OF the
oolorsd people and appealed to the
whites to lend them . helping hand In
their efforts to become good and intslli.
gent citizens,
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Aining Transfers.

There have been filed for record In the
Office Of the County Recorder mining
transfers a. follows:
NJ. P. Madden to Charles ]. Collins,
consideration 81. the Utah Consolidated
Mining Claim. 1900 feet. Virginia Dis.
trict, adjoining the Keystone on the
west.
John Il. Wood to the Cuba Mining
Company. consideration IS. the Boston
Claim. relocated a. the Cayuga, January
G. 1879. adjoining the Culver. Modoc
Chief, the Europa and East Yellow
Jacket.
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Extensive whipping at Reno.
Reno Ga.e..s, June o.

Ate"o 0u&ctsI s""o
The tar brigade made . descent on
the vsgs, petty thieves and Indian
whisky sellers Saturday night The
resin army came down on it, unsus.
pscting prey like the wolf on the fold.
Sixteen victims were hauled out OF
box.cars and places Of refuge, and
taken to q spot near the river, above
town. There they were ranged out
and each ono treated to Q few strokes Of
the lash. One OF them, Tom Rogers, .
fisherman from Verdi, was whipped
quite severely. After the castigation the
whole party were notified that the air
was too light in Reno for Il TO be Q do.
sirabls place Of residence for them. They
took the hint and their departure at the
same time. The cause Of the raid. -
near ~ can DO learned, IL the frequency
of petty crimes OF late, and the continued
practice Of selling whisky TO Indians.
The affair was managed with great So
creoy, and the work was done before
those not interested in IL were aware OF
any such thing being contemplated.
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CAvEp os.-Gsorys Ls Ford and
Noah Turcot. miners employed in the
Gould & Curry. were injured BY . cave
ON the 100 level Of that mine last Sum
dsy. About q carload Of rock fell on
them, bruising them considerably o
cutting the former painfully in the aedo-
men. None Of the injuries are con.
sidsrsd serious.
Anr,cLEs Of incorporation have been
fled in San Francisco BY the New Wells
Fargo Mining Company. to opsrats in
the State Of Nevada. Capital STOCK
$40, OOO, 900. Dirsotors-Robsrt Shsr.
wood, Robert N. Graves, W. 8. Lyle. b.
Hsydsnfsldt and Robert Barton.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
[.r.c,AI 70 re-, soLD zrII DAILY. xrvpl
railroad Troubles In Colorado.

DAHL Vo4
DxNvsn Col, June l0.-Ths railroad
controversy between the Atchison. To-
pska & Santa Fs and Denver & Rio
Grsnds interests is assuming alarming
proportions. The Rio Grands road was
leased to the Santa Fe Company six
months ago.b but the Rio Grande Gem.
pspy has since become dissatisfied with
the lease, and has sought to break IL.
The Attorney General, acting upon in
formation OF the stockholders OF the
Rio Grands, brought suit on the part Of
the State before District Judge Bowen
at San Luis, 800 miles south Of Denver,
for an injunction to prevent the Santa
Fe operating roads in Colorado. On
Saturday Judge Bowen took the matter
under sdvissment. Yesterday the Gov.
ernor received information that the Bio
Grande authorities had taken possession
of the Offices of the road at Colorado
Springs and Coal Banks BY armed forces
and cut the telegraph wires, etc. Hs
has ordered the militia to bs In rsadi-
u0aa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-10
Food for she Comssock.

Some idea OF the immense amount oil
hardware used up on the Comstock may
be gained by looking at the immense
supply Of everything in the mining and
domestic line which Gallatin i Folsom
have laid in at their store in the
Masonic Block. The variety too ID
almost infinite. And yet all these tons
OF things will be cleared out in . very
abort time, and o new lot received.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-10
Correction.

The o Of the National Guard,
published yesterday in the News, wal
taken from the official document itself
but the scores were at fault and
registered Nys for Chatelsin and Chate-
lain for Nye. and gave the scores ac.
cordingly. II should have been Chate-
lain Is, Nye 81. Nys doesn't care any
thing about 1t, but Chstslain il not will.
ing TO steal Nye's score.
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Mnrso IscoRpoRAT1os.- The Orleans
Consolidated Mining Company has In
oorporated In San Francisco to mine in
the State Of Nevada. with . capital stock
OF $40, 600, 900. Directon-Thomas n.
Williams, Charles d. Fish, Robert N.
Graves, Luolsn B. Ward and Thomas
Cox.
L. E. sAwYEa gives notice in to-dsy's
issue OF the News that all persons who
arc indebted TO him must settle immsdi.
'atsly IL they would avoid trouble.
OpHm shipped Saturday $22. l34 Is.
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Steamboat.

The season never opened as we'll a
Steamboat Springs as it has this year.
People have been deferred somewhat
from visiting the place since John RAPE
got hurt, but he il past all danger now,
and the tide has fairly set In again.
Msssrs. ]. & NJ. Rapp have put every
thing in the finest order, and they run
table there which is the delight OF visit.
ors. Steamboat is the place for all. sick
or we'll.
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when.

Foreman Bluett, Of the Sutro Tunnel.
says the sub-draiu will be completed on
time. Mr.. sutro last week said July IL.
"who shall decide when doctors dis.
aarse?" Most Of tho contracts were
signed March 80. but that with the Yell
low Jacket was not executed till April 2.
Hence Mr.. Sutro claims on all till July
2 in which to prepare to take the water
OF the Comsteck. It will probably be
July 4 before the pumps Of the flooded
mines are running.
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10 Bring Her Back.

PORTLAND, Maine. June l0.-oseph
8. Spring, arrived yesterday afternoon
With a rsquiaiion from the Governor Of
C~slifornis, and will take Mrs. Clemsnoe.
The notorious confidence. woman, bask
70 The PsciAc coast. She 10 the woman
Who forged the name Of Senator Sharon
on notss for $85, 800, but failed 70 nsso.
tiats, and who obtained $500 from
Mrs.. Spring In California.
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Arr,,.,. sh,. nor.i.k.

N o Duffy. 8 @ Foster. W T @ Elliott.
z Raum. A @ Bragg. L l. Crockett and
wife, J + HAllock. N Lyons, W Burgess.
CMcKslvey. J King. N A Sawtells and
wife. J LANCER and wife, Miss d v Horn,
y 8 sayers. W 8 Mcclellan. II ] Meachim.
+ CiuggAgs. y Tottic. d ID Lyman. II
Phslsn. A G Hamilton. ] Leone. ] Web
stsr, J wildsrs, O Wells, J Desmond.
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TIE NEW STOCK srK0ULATIoSs

The combustion method Of operating in
stocks which Msssrs. Lawrence = Co., Bankers.
n. T., have ~insugursted. 10 attracting unusual
attention In financial circles By reason Of it,
remarkable succsss. A customer In Proyt.
dspos invested nine times, and made over 1900
In three months. BY using nom SO 70 $500 cap.
ital. BY this system orders nom thousands OF
customsrs, IN various sums, are pooled into
one immense capital, and operated ~ . mighty
whole, thus irving to each shareholder all the
advantages o. vast capital and skin.
Profits arc divided every thirty days. Any
amount from SO to $4,000 can B used In
Nessrs. Lawrence 4 Goa combinations with
equal proportionste success. Sl5 will make
AIS pront In Q month. $500 will return $500,
Or 4 Der cent. on the stock, and 90 on - the
market varies. The new circular gives ''tvo
unorrinR rules for success" and shows how
any one can operate probably. Mailed free.
Stocks and bonds wanted. Government bonds
supplied. Apply 1, Lawrence i o., Bankers,
81 Exchange Place. New Yerk.
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PIPER. Opsrs Hesss.

The Comstock Is being beautifully
decorated with pictures illustrative Of
the appearance OF the Flyers Sisters
Combustion in III. NJ. s. Pinaiore."
The troupe will appear at Piper's Opera
House next Monday evening. They
cav several very ine entertainments
there while on their way to San Fran
cisco. and as "Pinafore" has never
been played on the Comstock. a sue
cessfui season may confidently be pre-
dicted.
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storey County and the state.

Following is the statement Of moneys
paid out by Storey county for the &C.
count Of the State OF Nevada from
January 6, 1879. to June 0. 1879. as per
certificate Of the County Auditor TO the
Countv Treasurer
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sitting Bull Again.

81. PAUL. Mimi, June 10. "A Fort
YeoQh letter to the Pionser.Pr has the
story Of scout just from Sitting Bulls
camp. 1t says the Chief has gone with
six lodges to Saskatchewan county.
Before going, hs advised his band to
COM 70 terms with the Government and
rsturn 10 the United States. There are
nov 900 lodges sncsmped on the bound.
ary line. hunting buffalo on this side.
Tbey say thsy are determined to hold
this buffalo country by force, II neces.
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DEAL GENTLY WITH THE STOMACH

II Il proves refractory. mild disoipans 10 the
thing TO set 10 right. Not oil the nsuseous
draugnts and boluses ever Invented can 90
hs,f a much 70 remedy it, disorders - Q few
Vineglsssfulls-say. threeti M . day-of hos
letters Stomach Bittsrs. which win snord IL
speedy relief. and eventually sanlsh every dys-
neryousness, ssiiovnsss OF the complexion,
fur upon the tongue, vertigo, and those inde.
scribabls and disagreeable sensations caused
by indigestion. are too often psrpetrated by IN.
judicious dosing. An immediate abandonment
Of such random and Ill advised experiments
should DO the nrst step In the direction OF 2
cure ; the nsxt step the uso OF this standard
tonic alternative. which has received the high.
cot medical sanction and won unprecedented
populsrity,
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A CARD.

To al who srs suffering IRON the srrors and
indiscrstions Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc., ] will send .
receipt that will cure you, yall OF ouAlol,
This great remedy vas discovered bya mission.
ary in South America. send 9 self-sddresssd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM.
Station d, New FORK City. Tel ON