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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-12
FAIR SPECIMEN.

1 had been entirely bald for several years, q
ututional, I suppose. I used q few bottles
;A,hairon, and, 10 my grc". surprise. I have n 'h
rowth Of young hair.
COZ. JOHN l.. DoRRAsCE, u. s, 4
liz every important respect the Ka,hsiron y ali
6.eiy incompatible. II Is uncluHied
I. To Cure Daldness.
!. To Restore Gray Hair
$. To Remove Dandruff.
I. To Dress and Dcautify the Hair.
BEAR IN MIND.--Tho Kathsiron f.
ucty paste OF sulphur and sugar-ot.lead, 20 pa
nj daub tho hair and paraiy,o the brain. 1t
puro anil bmpid vegetable lotion, intended to
toro tho hair by natural growth and rcinriyornh
IT, splendidIy porfumed, and tho most deiigh.
oilot dressing known. No lniT's or gcnti0rhn
ole. OUTFIT Is oompiots without Lyons ESthhir
SOLD EvERYwuEnU.
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Aud In AecortAnce with 'Aw and sn order 81
the Board Of Directors. made on the sixtecnth
day Of OCTUbkR, lS7I, 80 many shares Of
each parcel OF such stock as may lie necessary,
will lie sold At public auction. 1T ;he once Of
tho Company. Room M. a.. Merchants III.
change, California street. san Franc SEQ. Cal. on
Tuesday, the Tenth day Of December. 1878. at
tho hour OF l o'clock =. W.. q said DAY, N
pay said delinquent Assessment thereon. to
Rrther with costs Of advertising and expense
Of the sale.
II. BUSH, Serr-t1ry.
~Ofnce-Room ~. Merchants Exchange. CALI
forniA street. san Francisco. Cal. u2S
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DURPHY & HILDRETH.
DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

THE CO-pAUTNERSuIP HERE
io'orc existing between James Davis ard
N.h bobief, doing business In the town . a
county OF Flto under tho arm Lane and IA
~ avis 4 Boiler. Is this day Dissolved l.. mn.
tual consent. Said Davis having purcba. d IN ,
entire interest o. sSid Iobisr In ssid e, par,.
ntrship. ssid Davis sssuming all IL ..
ties OF said arm aud collecting all acc, un . du,
tho same.
JAMES DAVIS,
u. n. BOB1ER.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-01-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Fstats Of James Hawke, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN BY THE IN
~ dcrsigned. administrator Of the estate ~
James Hawke. deceased, 10 the creditors OF and
all persons having claims against the said de-
eea ed. To exhibit them With the necessary
vouchers. within ten months \ ter the nrst pub
ltcAtion OF this notice, TO the said Administra-
tor. 1t the Office OF the hotel OF wi liam Hoar.
in the town OF CornucOpiA. in the County OF
Elko. State Of Nevada.
WILLIAM HoAR. Administrator
CT the e-tatn OF James Hawke, deceased.
lated at Elko. Nov. 2l. 1878. 4v
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BANKING HOUSE
~ N. p. FREEMAN 4 CO.,
ELKo. NEVADA.

n. p. FREEMAN.
Correspondents,
NV YORK. Agency OF the Bank OF California
SAN FRANClSCO......The Bank OF California
LhNDON Alliance Bank.
RAM FRANCISCO. .Messrs. J. Il. Latham A Co
Receive general and speeia deposits, subIec
10 ehcek At sight or payable on return Of certi-
peAte- Draw At sight. In coin or currency. on
New York. San Francisco. Sacramento. Salt IaLs
City and all banking towns In the State of Ne
yada. Mako either local or foreign collections,
for which remittance will be made Immediately
ON payment Discount Commercial paper.
hAkO advances on base or refined bullion. buy
and sell Gold. Grconbacks, Bonds and Securi.
ties Of all kinds.
Buy and sell by telegraph. through our Bro
kers, any stocks dealt In by the Ban Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board. and upon the usual
6rms and condition ms; except that uo will buy
and scll for CASH only. and do not carry any
stocks upon . margin.
DRAW DIRECT on
LONDON, BERLIN.
DUBLIN. HAMBUItG,
PhKlS, AMSTERDAM,
ASIMkKP, FRANKFORT.
COPENHAGEN,
And all other principal cities OF Europe.
N. P. FREEMAN. Manager.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07
Notorious OUTLAW Killed.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 7.-Dispatches from
points in southwestern Missouri and
Kansas say Jesse James, n OF the NO.
torious James boys, and supposed to
have been one Of the gang who robbed
the railroad train at Glendale. Mo-. .
short time since, was robbed and killed
by q former companion, named George
Shepherd. about sever miles from Jop.
lin, Mo-, and not far from Short Greek,
Kansas, on Sunday. The dispatches
make different statements about the
affair. but It seems Shepherd and two
or three other men set ont Sunday to
recapture part Of the gang who were
known to bs on the road to Texas.
Shepherds companions were to hide
in the brush while he Joined James
and his party, consisting Of him.
self, Henry Miller. James Coffman.
and James Cummings. He found them
In the woods aud after riding with
them some distance suddenly shot
Jesse James in the head, then wheeled
his horse and fed. Cummings and COD.
man gave chase and shot Shepherd In
the thigh. but the latter escaped. Search
was then made for James body, but It
could not be found. his friends no doubt
having concealed It. Shepherd feels
sure he killed James. having. he says.
shot him squarely In the head. The
country IL much excited. and the woods
far and wide are being secured for the
desperadoes. Shepherd was formerly .
member OF the James and Younger band,
was implicated in two or three robberies
committed by them, and felt great On.
NIFTY toward Jesse James for killing .
cousin or nephew Of his.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07
Arrested for Murder.

PoaTLASp, November 6.-Jsekson O.
Bishop was arrested here last night BY
Detective ]. @. Rose, Of San Jose, CAL,
for the alleged murder Of Jacob Snyder,
q banker Of Georgetown. Clear county,
COL, committed late In the Fall Of 1875.
Rose obtained 0 trace OF Bishop about
one year ago, In Arizona. and tracked
him to Los Angeles, where the trail was
lost. Subsequently. be asoertained that
Bishop was in Portland. he came here
q month ago, and having found the man
he arrested him, and will hold him until
the necessary papers arrive. Bishop
has been working In Portland for some
months ct the timers trade, and vas
assuming the name Of Ben. Wing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07


MArISxx.-At the matinee tomorrow
at Piper's Opera House "Ths Lady OF
Lyons" the most elegantly written play
In the English language, will be given.
The matinee will DO q good one. Miss
Cavendish and Keens make love as
though they were used to II, and 1t will
be Q ins treat to hear the latter describe
bis imaginary castle by the Lake Of
Como.
Some very wintry little snovaakes
came down last nisht-a sort OF skirmish
line Of a storm. As II were. and the wind
made It very lively for them. too. This
morning they were all found huddled up
IN little sheltered places, as II they had
rallied by fours and finally on the
reserves and were ready for q retreat, II
they found . chance. The sunshine
helped them ont this morning.
The old Sapphire mill has nearly dis.
appeared.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
David Bumngton takes Morphine
and Dies Aloue-Coroners An'
quest On she Body.

At noon yesterday John Fowler who
lives on Stewart street, Virginia, just
north OF Carson street, discovered that
David Burlington. who cabined near and
lived alone, was dead in his bed. he
saw Burlington about 4 o'clock day be-
fore yesterday. At that time Bufins'
ton was q good deal under the influence
Of liquor and said he was going to kill
himself. As he had frequently made
the same threat. Mr.. Fowler paid NO at.
tention to 1t. Yesterday. however.
when be saw nothing OF Burlington and
NO smoke coming from his chimney.
Fowler thought there might be some.
thing wrong. He knocked at the door
Of Bufington's house and called to him,
bat received no answer. Going to Q
window he saw Burlington lying dead In
his bed. How long he had been dead
can only bs ~conjsctured. There seemed
to be some warmth about the arteries In
the wrists. but or the other hand the
face was changed In color and q large
amount OF froth had accumulated on the
bed about the mouth.
On q table near the bed was found An
eight.ouncs bottle over two.thirds full
Of morphine. OF this Burlington I'M
doubtedly took enough to death.
No letter or writing Of any kind could
DO found about the cabin having refer.
sncs to the act.
The neighbors say deceased was q hard
drinker. He had been at work in the
Mexican mine. but was discharged about
a week ago. He lived alone and did bis
own cooking. He was Q man 40 or 60
years Of age aud was. It Is believed. a
native Of Fall River. Massachusetts,. He
leaves Q wife. who Is living at Suffer
Greek, California.
Judge Moses, acting Coroner. held an
inquest on the body at 10 a. n. today.
and the jury returned q verdict OF sui.
cidal death in accordance with tho fore
going facts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07
That Message.

NEW Yonx. November THE Herald
has the following from Galsna: The
attention Of Grant was called this after.
noon TO q statement printed in the Tn-
buns, to the effect that he had an impor.
tant message to deliver to the people OF
the United States. The General said:
"I have no special message to deliver
to the people Of the United States. In
Chicago or elsewhere"
General Sherman says hs knows moth
ing Of any such measure, md thai. %
far - be 10 concerned. the statement 10
pure fiction. he has not the slightsst
idea who u using his name % freely,
and LAUGHS Of the tndsushen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07
piper.s opera House.

People must be very hard to please
indeed who are not satisfied with such
an entertainment as that afforded by the
presentation Of Romeo and Juliet" at
the Opera House last evening. It can
only be spoken Of % q whole in unqual.
iasd terms; and II the various parts are
analysed few defects will be discovered.
People forget in the very fine acting Of
Miss Cavendish as Juliet that she Is
not naturally and physically q Juliet, so
perfectly did she simulate the girl Of IL.
subject for the first time to the prick OF
Cupid's d art. The balcony scene was
one OF the finest ever given In Virginia.
It was the best OF the whole, the most
thoroughly artistic Of anything yet given
US by Miss Cavendish-so artistic In
fact as to mount to that plano Of excel
lsnce where perfect art meets and be-
comes identical with nature. The little
outbursts OF impotence at the repeated
calls OF the nurse from the interior we're
SO perfect as to cause all to at least smile
at them. These little love.making
scenes Of Miss Cavendish are gems OF
acting. The nearer the impersonations
required Of her bring her to the intense.
ly womsnish in life. the better. II 10
not Is a court lady that Miss Cavendish
is brightest. Not but that she Is Queen
when she will be, but she rsigns
best as Queen Of Hearts, and over
one subject and through that q
swaying many. It cannot be that Miss
Cavsndish is a little, even q little, afraid
Of spooks. She would not make O very
good lecturer for the dissecting.room /;
she would not be quiet and womanish
enough to use the scalpel calmly and
handle the articulsted bones gently.
That is the impression. at least from the
way she shook up the bones OF the Cap.
ulsts while in her own chamber, and
when about to drink the ~. hour potion.
It was very artistically, but not very
naturally. done-that is, mankind are
not very firm in the belief that young
ladies become quite 40 boisterous In the
presence OF sell. invited death itself. let
alone the bare possibility Of waking from
aforced sleep in the midst OF unpleasant
surroundings. or even In q vault and
amid the bones and fostering corpses OF
relatives. Hence the supposition Is that
q natural fear Of such things does not
enter into the composition OF Miss Cav.
endish and in imagining how badly shs
would feel under such circumstances,
she feels considerably worse than she
ought to. 1t would be q pleasing task
to take up other characters OF the play
and commend their many eIcellsncies,
but this notice Is too long already. To-
night the most artistic Of all Miss Cav.
endish's approximations will DO given at
her benefit, when the New Magdalen"
will be presented with Miss Cavendish
as Mercy Merrick. There should DO o
large attendance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07
Cro..outsiss East.

There is . report current in Virginia
that q crosscut Is being run east on the
Union 2i00 level and from the Union
shaft. Although the rspor. lacks official
confirmation. 1t also lacks Official con.
tradiction 30 far NJ learned. At any
rate, men are commenting on 1t and the
probabilities ahead Of It and all that.
Just as though they knew the crosscut to
DO q v.ritabis fact. The distance to the
east clay from the shalt is. BY these
spectators. put at from 100 to lao feet.
The crosscut has. according to reports,
been running some days. G street,
therefore, Is determined TO have 1t in ore
by the fore part Of next week. and In
the meantime makes 1t cut through the
same kind Of rock a. was found in the
bottom Of the shalt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
(~sr,orlI T ru sorD ntl DArrr sr~..l
Election Bribery.

EIeCtLOu
SAN FRAScrsoo, November 7.-The
salary pledge question came up in the
City Court yesterday. The question
affects the rights Of the candidates
elected on the workinsmsn's ticket to
hold Office. The complaint had is
origin with j. 8. Reynolds, one OF the
workipgmsn's delegates to the consti.
tutiona Convention. who subsequently,
refused to accept the salary plank. The
complaint alleges that the salary pledge
Is o violation Of the provisions Of the
penal code declaring that any candidate
IL ineligible to office who shall hold out
any bride intended TO promote his cleo
ton, as was the salary plank In the
workingmsn's platform. The COM
plainant In the case was represented by
J. 8. Reynolds. and the Workingmen's
candidate by d. l.. Smoot and Clitus
Barbour. The case Of I. 8. Kalloch
frst came up and wa continued to No.
vsmbsr 20th ; after which the case Of D.
L. Smoot was also continued until the
same time. The case Of John P. Dunn.
Auditor elect. was then taken up. and
Mr.. Barbour moved TO strike out the
really essential portions Of the CON.
plant. The ground Of the motion wal
that the complaint did not show that the
defendant held out any bride to the cleo
tors Of the city. but to certain people
calling themselves the convention. none
OF whom were shown TO be electors.
After hearing the argument, Judge
Wright refused the motion to strike out,
holding that II was immatsriAl In what
manner the defendant had been nomi.
mated, aud that the real question was
whether the defendant had, as alleged,
held out . bride TO the electors Of the
1919
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07
Horrible Attempt at child Murder.

uUTElulO AtbOmPb ~ Ouiiu AoheOhs
SEATTLE. W. T., November 7.-About
6 o'clock evening before last. Mr.. Post.
OF the Arm OF Ststson & Post Of this
city, heard . faint, moaning sound in
his privy. which be at nrst supposed
came from q cat. he was subsequently,.
however. struck By the close resemblance
between the sound and that produced BY
q child. he thsrsupon called q neigh.
Dor, who shanced TO be In Q back yard
opposite. to come and listen, and both
were soon convinced that the sounds
were produced by . child. and imms-
diatsly instituted Q search for the
same, but without success. They
thersupon summoned the Chief OF Po-
lice to assist In the search, and upon
procuring Q lantern discovered that some
person had effected an entrance to the
back yard through . fence during the
night, and with an old shovel. found
Just over the fence, had excsvstsd about
Q whsslbarrow load OF earth from the
corner OF the yard and thrown II down
the privy vault. A woman's tracks were
subsequently found In the yard and
traced across and through an alley to Q
point near the University, where they
were lost. The means having now
ceased, the parties procured an AZ, and
upon tearing up the door Of the privy
discovered what they supposed to be .
dead boy child. lying In one corner OF
the vault. where It had rolled, the
earth being thrown In to conceal
1t. The child was Immediately
taken out and placed in an old boz,
whore II remained several hours while
efforts were being made to trace out the
tracks. Subsequently, . bucket Of cold
water was thrown over II for the pur.
pose Of washing Of the 6lth preparatory
to taking 1t to the Sisters for burial.
Upon receiving II the Sisters had 1t
placed In q tub Of warm water, In order
to further wash II for burial. Upon be-
ing placed in the water. however. tho
child began to revive and manifest signs
Of life. A physician was summoned and
the little wait IL now doing well. It
dropped . distance OF about eight feet
into the vault, and was slightly bruised
about the heady and body.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07
The New York Exchange.

NEW Yoax. November THE Gov
erning Committee Of the Stock Exchange
has decided to enlarge the membership
from 1000 to 1,1o0, and that the 40 new
members shall pay an initiation fee Of
SO. 900. After the membership reaches
LOO the entrance fee will be raised to
$40, 900. When seats are sold BY trans.
fers Of members instead Of BY the EI.
change, purchasers will have to pay the
Exchange $1,000. instead OF $500 as d
present. The matter will DO submitted
to the general meeting Of the Exchange.
Procseds from the safe OF the 40 new
seats will pay for the new building 70.
Gently purchased BY the Exchange.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07
%. John's church Fair.

The fair closed last night as per adver-
tised time. table. Though the attendance
was not large. owing to counter attrac.
tons in Virginia. the tables were well
cleared OF all salesble articles, nearly
everything having found Q purchaser.
Among the well.appreciated features Of
the entertainment were readings given
by Miss Lamphrey. the ~elocutionist re-
Gently arrived from Boston. and Mrs.
Brown De Forest, n. D.. Of Virginia.
The working ladies and friends OF St.
Johns Church merit the thanks and
appreciation Of all our citizens who are
interested In the welfare OF the parish.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07
Di...,l.n.d ssoekhsiasrs.

George W. Rogers. George Schultz
and A. W. Rose. Jr.. have brought suit
in the Twelfth District Court, says the
San Francisco Chronicle Of Wednesday,
against the South Comstock Gold and
Silver Mining Company. ]. II. Bufins.
ton and Robert Sherwood. praying for q
new election Of officers, and that But.
ineton and Sherwood DO restrained from
selling PLAINTIFF stock. which is delin.
ouent for assessment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07
subiim.se for sails.

Day before yesterday Edward Byrn&
formerly Captain Of Police in Virginia,
was taking dinner at the cabin Of q
friend in the eastern part Of the city
when it was discovered that there was no
salt for the potatoes. The Captain arose
aud went to q shelf where he had seen .
tin can that contained what appeared to
DO salt. He put some OF the powder
from the can on q potato and swallowed
a mouthiul, when hs found hs had made
u mistake. His salt was corrosive sub
Innate. He WAS hospitalsd and anti.
dotted and saved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07
BllcnER INCLINE ROPE.
Nearly . NILE Losg-Ths Use They
Have for It-New Rope House
Etc,


At the Belcher Is the longest rope in
use in America. It lacks but 80 feet
Of being q mile In length, being $500
feet long. It runs from the reel on the
incline engine over the sheave down to
the 900 level vertically, thence 1t takes
the incline till the perpendicular depth
OF over 1880 feet is attained. the incline
having passed that level. It takes III
feet Of rope to run the incline for every
100 feet Of psrpsndicular depth.
In order to care properly for this rope,
q new rope house Is in process Of con.
struoiou at the air shaft. This building
Is in the clear &c feet 8 inches long,
is feet wide and ~ feet high. It Is up,
shiuRlsd and Is now receiving Its bat.
tens. Il will contain two reels. each
having q capacity for 1000 feet OF cable
Ave inches wide and ~three.eighths OF an
inch In thickness. These reels are be.
ing made In the shop Of the mine, and
are to be gsared 30 as to DO operated BY
hand or BY steam. The new rope house
stands on the bank north Of the air
shaft, on O level with Its roof and in .
most convenient place for reeling the
rope directly from the sheavs.
Under the house, foundations for q
tar tank are being laid In mortar. This
tank will be Is feet long, two feet wide
and two feet deep. The foundations are
20 feet long. II will be constructed In
such q manner as to DO heated by steam.
aud thus avoid all possibilities Of . con.
fsgration.
At the shop are also being made two
10.inch pluugers for the bottom OF the
incline. The engine 10 calculated to
operate double columns OF 1A.inch
pumps. but there Is so little water be-
low that single l0.inch pumps will DO
sufficient to handle 1t easily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07

Articles OF incorporation Of the East
MONDAY Gold and Silver Mining Com
al to operate in the Bodis district,
Mono county. California. have been
filed below. Capital. $40, DOC. 600. in
shares Of 500 each. Directors-C. A.
Gould, Vim. L. Higgins. +. Q. Nose
bach, Il. 3. Leveridse and n. Winants.
The Virginia Miners Union wishes to
return thanks to the followins-named
persons for donations to their library:
To New Churchmau. for = valuable work
by Emile lola; to Thomas j. Mayne, for
the ''Alarine Steam Eugiue;" to d. Hal
lisan, for Burns works. and to +. Dick
man for the Aldins for 1915.
An ingenious piece Of work in the
shape Of Q chair. with several novel sd-
iuncts, oil carved out Of q solid piece OF
wood, has been sent up from the State
Prison, and 10 quite q curiosity to the
Orphans Fair, Virginia. II may be
seen by those visiting National Guard
Hall.
Last night the weather clerk get 100
much blow into the atmosphere and the
washos zepbyrs were all over and more
too. They cut many q prank on tne
mountain and were terribly cold withai.
The morning was calm and BRIGHT Out
things bid lair to stir again oon
The distribution OF prizes and social
dance Of the Washington Guard at
Cooper's Hall last night was well at
tended, and was . very agreeable anair.
The prizes distributed were numerous,
and many Of them quite valuable, even
down to the leather medal.
A dispatch was yesterday received
from Superintendent Jackson. OF the
North Bonanza and Flowery mines. to
the effect that no Is just recovering from
his late illness. He was taken down
with q fever at Rockford. Illinois, = few
days ago.
CoxuSo.-Frsnk Mayo will open at
tho Opera House Monday evening. The
pl.y IL not announced. but all will 70.
member his "Davy Crockett" and VIII
want to hear and see him, whatever he
may do on the stage.
II frozs ice nearly an inch in thickness
around the water tanks in Virginia last
uisht. The wind helped the frost
through cracks and cranniss. Inc
coolest night Of the season to DO OUT
A social party Will be given BY the
Firss Nevada AstiIlsry at thar hall this
-~fvsaans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-07
HOW TO SAVE n

Instead Of going to . doctor for . prescrip-
ton. II you have Br'sht's Disease, Diabetes,
Pain In the Back aud Lolns. smsrtng. innam.
nation. calculi, Bhckiust Deposit. or any
trouble Of the Kidneys or Bladder. buy . bottle
oil DIR. MIsTIR'S NEPHRLTICUM. tho great
Buchu Compound. II Ii the most wonderful
prescription ever compounded Tor .thete
troubles. Messrs. Abrams = CARROLL. Wholesale
druggists. say : Nv regard Nsphrehctnn -
tie best kidney and Bladder Remedy IN hs
mdrk@." Woodward. druggi.t, Portland. Ore.
goo, Gays f; EVER body speaks highly OF IT,"
Chiids, druggirt. Portland. Oregon. says: "sold
i.ts OF IL; Il always does the work MANY
have been cured Of obstinste kidney complaints
altar the doctors have given them mp. For
sale by all druggists. P,ics 81 Is.