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New-York tribune., 1879-04-23

FW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAI
tommcncing March II, ls7g Leave New.Yosk. fool d
IIberty-st. c. H. II. Of y. = y Tor
iisn an. and T1.ls River 3 H. 1875 a. d.: ioD D. IL
Viu,Iaud BI.dgcton and Atlantic CITY iliJ q. "A.
MhretOwn ~:II "a IN 4u' p.
Eafuegat and TuCkcTtOn. 400 %. On.
Pn adepha auI Nj iiO.y. Il.tJa a. m, 500 p. IN.
Prom PIER X y. r. 0pUt EcCtur.siI
lOOu M for Highland, Long Branch ami Faiont"wn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16
0bf GitfIlt1eiA ela1uirer,
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Clubbing Rates.

;o Cnunr, subscribers offer the following perl licals with tho Lrqurer, at tke following yearly
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16
Goshen, No. 40.

No RToN FAMILY GATHERING. annual meeting of the descendants of the late Dea Lewis M. Norton was at the house of Edward Norton, last Friday evening. There were present, Mrs. Eliza Norton Gaylord Lewis M. Norton, son of Rev. John F. Norton of Natick, Mass. Henry Norton, wife and daughters Maria and Sarah B.. Edward Norton. wife and children, Wilbert, Aida, Edward M. Eu- gene F., Anna and Louise; Thomas H. Nor ton, son of Rev. Robt. Norton, of Lockport, N. N., and John w. Brooks, his wife Mara ma Norton Brooks, and daughter Mary, of Vol cottvile: Several other family connexions were present. We had four European trav- elers Edward returped few years ago, while Mir. Brooks, Thomas and Lewis have just returned, Lewis having spent two years in the German universities and in chemical investigations, and Thomas, six years in the same way. Both passed the rigid examina- tions and received the degree of Dr. of Phil osophy Thomas is now on his way to Par is. '
 SEWING SOCIETY," Meeting last week at the house of MT. Gray.
 DEATH OF MIR. AND MRs CooK.-.Gen. Mos es Cook died, Oct Eth, and was buried Oct. 9th, and his wife died. the evening after the funeral. They were natives of Goshen. and the General was a son of Moses Cook, and Mrs. Cook was daughter of David Beecher. and niece of Dr. Lyman Beecher.
 ARRIVALS Mr. Hozea Crandalps, Mr.. and Mrs. Welch Crandall, of Binghamton N. Y. At Mrs. Porter's, Mrs. E. c. Brigham of N. Y. She is sister of Rev. Dr. Perrin of Wolcottville.
 GREAT EvENr.-Ir was glorious sight, last night when Jupiter shone so brightly in the South, Saturn farther East, and Mars rose in the East, all in nearly straight hne and we have our telescope all ready to witness the wonderful event which is to occur little after ten, this forenoon, the passage of the moon before bright Venus. I never saw such a conjunction, and probably never shall, as the clouds are coming up. A Bridgeport lady has asked me. to show Mercury to her when he makes his next appearance in the West, on the evening of Nov. 20th. H. N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16
Births.

In CornwalR Oct. Sd, a son to MT. and Mrs. Wm. Strattman.
 In Cornwall, Sept. Sth, daughter to MT. and Mrs. Timothy Leonard.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16
Cornwall.

Rev. Mir. Wake of Cornwall Bridge preach ed at Cornwall Center, Sunday.
 Charles Harrison, T. R. Baldwin, w. Strattman, J. Beers and several others, have sold their tobaccoto Mir Eaton oftKent
 The town went democratic. last Monday, with a few exceptions. The Republicans have the Town Clerk and one Selectman. It was voted to pay the Selectman fifty dollars instead of one hundred as formerly, much to their dissatisfaction. Also voted that the Selectmen inspect the roads instead of J. L. Whitney. ,se>a
 George L. Miner teaches the district school at Cornwall Center, and Miss Ida Miner teach- es the East St. school the coming winter.
 Steven J. Goldhas gone to Flint, Mich, to spend the winter with his son George Gold. Mrs: Julia Sperring and daughterfro Ok ford N. Y., are visiting at J. l.. Whitney's. Mrs. Wm. Strattman is very sick.
 .SIk EsisE.ss DAMON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16
NTarr1ageS

In Cornwall, Oct. 9th, by the Rev. Franl Hollock, William Finney of Norwalk and Mis- Carrie Vail of Cornwall
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16
New Preston.

The past two weeks has been just the righ kind of weather to stroll about the hills anG (lales and read sermons in stones, and listen tc the eloquence of falling leaves and dropping nuts; to hear the grand duets of squirrels an6 cartridges, and have your soul inflated with a love of the beauties of nature. If this is the Indian summer let us vote for biennial amendment. Such delightful days as these 4here is sense in ''sighing for lodge in somt vast wilderness" and it saddens one to thinl of the fast approaching cold and heartles 4'war of the clements"
 The Autumn's brightest days have come,
 And birds of every colored feather Begin to congregate together
 And seek their distant, winter home.
 The air is full of drowsiness,
 The trees in gaudy colors dress,
 The partridge drums upon the logs,
 The bul-frogs burrow in the bogs;
 The housewife stirs the feather bed
 Sneezing with the cold that's in her head, And mutters 'Boneset and skull-cap tea 'Ss goods anything ever see."
 The farmer draws his pumpkins in,
 And stores the pippins in his bin:
 Each cabbage places in the cellar
 And thinks they're like his Susan's 'feller." Rolls in six casks of apple juice
 For ''home consumption" and winters use. The boys, it rulers of monarchies,
 Take all the nuts which they seize,
 And wanting more they club the trees,
 All these things, and hundred more, Show that summer is past and OCT,
 But gaze at any woman's head
 And it will prove more all we've said;
 For what could prove it more than that
 Unique shape, called the new fall hat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16
Deaths.

At Goshen Oct. Eth, Gen. Moses Cook, aged 72; and Oct. 9th, Mrs. Emma Cook, wife of Gen. Moses Cook, aged 72.
 In this village, Oct. 18th, Emma L., beloved wife of John W. Ferris, aged 27 years. Flu neral at the M. E. Church, Thursday at p. m. In Bantam Falls, Sept. 9th, Minnie S., daughter of John w. Ravenscroft, aged years, 5 months, and 8 days She died of bowels, caused by the accidental discharge of pistol in the pocket of boy with whom she was playing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16
FARM AND FARM STOCK FOR SALE
Established

EIaHE farm belonging to the Estate of the late F. N
 Frat Said farm lies about four miles south-t asst and Nerthfeld Consists ot 145 acres well vatered and wooded. An excellent grazing and dairy farm, Woaia make fine summer residence Good two-stn. lry house, two barns, etc. Cows. oxen, and other stock for sale For further information apply on the premises. HENRY A. PRATT, Administrator,
 tt4s .ta+l.s.a.A 7t l7Jf
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16

">lust commence with January or July number. Subscribers who are in must make up ar- rrarages before taking advantage of the foregoing offers.
 Noney should be sent by post-ofice order. check or regstered letter, if possible We take all risks of re- ttarce the clubbing periodicals. but not of mon- tY sent us.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-10-16

A few of our citizens attended the Dan- nnry Fair, last week, and all report having a good time, except the dust, that they did not enjoy. Jerome Graniss went down and drove a carryall to and from the fair grounds during the week, and shouted Right away to the fair grounds!" about sixty million times he thinks.
 I'he affair which eclipsed election-nobody cared for election-in fact the affair par excel. lence of last week was the marriage of MT. 'C. W. Pickett to Miss Marie P. Sperry. slaughter of W. D. Sperry. at the residence ol
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-25
.rr,.,c.r,ox ron A patent

Y,o THE CHIHUAHUA MlNE-so. 9as.M
s. Land ofice. Eur.ks, Nt'sda, ! r.,
lsso. Nutice 10 hereby given. tna' =. MI
stat e SILVER Mining Company. whose los'V s.s
address ia rostou, Mass. hsve this day NV
their appiirHtiun fer 8 pAtsEt i9r siitea =
dr.d linear feet 81 the Chihnshhs nir ,wa
vein. bearing silver. with surface ifcusas si,s
hundred feet in Width. situste. i!lik - White
in Newark Mining plstrict, tNuh'i :" Ind
ire. spa state Of Ncvada, and Now IN
by the field notes and onci" Ems ~
IN fle in this offee - Lot Ne. iort, ON =.
exterior * undaries Of said lot No. II oe,'ep n.
fuTlove. To wit. Variation lsh stE. sx.x
ginning 81 . pest marked No. ~ Z snr.
No. IL. the same tsipg peel no iWrree tesrs
vsy No. 40. Buessye state loae, sorndsyy
,hs / section eorner on the northern nonp.,ni
n section .. I. 10. n. r. IS deg. T.; mesp s.st.
ablo meridian tesrs n. rs deg. r., 80 bs.rs
end the meuth Of the Chihushna iuhne. s,st
n. e3L deg. w, e6T feet; thence fuhhid an.
course s. A2A deg.w- 900 teet ai,ns survey
vey No. 40, to post marked No :, ~. thence
second course \. sIsl deg W, l.too .s,.~ ,bird
marked No. 3 L. S. Survey Nc. II; ,ne,. m,,,ed
course n. 5sA deg. T.. 200 feet, 70 poss tourth
Nc. 4. 4. s. Survey No. Al; ard tnen,e, No |,
course $. 81 i deg 4. LEGO fes, ~ even IS
tie place OF beginning. coptsini.e IN, south.
100 seres. This claim Is hounar~ "%,er,tlop Of
east BIZ the Bsy State lode. me pseordsrs
this mine Is duly recorded IN the mr. ! pook
once Of Newark Mining District, r.ipr ID.
A. page IL, ANY and all persons 80 Mint,
versely any portion Of said .hihush fors de-
or said Mining ground as hfr.ha;r adverse
scribed, xre required 10 bte us,,.d stttes
clsjm with the Register Of the tni,svx sysda
Land Oafce. II Fureks. IN the state % ,s.uon
during the sixty days period OF ~. ~ The
hereof. or they will be barred by virus
provisions Of the statute r.gistsr.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-25

To TEE CARLISLE no. . MTyE.-No. $40.
United States Land ofhce, Eureka. Ne
vsd.. June S. 1879. Nesiee Ia hereby given,
that j. n Cecil. h. h. Ni,hols. snd John Z.
Weed. whose Postc1,ce saaftss IL Nerfcit,
y~ir.inis. have this day filed their srrhcs-
tiou fer . patent fer fifteen landrtc htvsr feat
q tbs Carlisle No. 2 faIne CT VEN hearing sl.
xcr, With surface ErCuad sts hundred fseti In
Width. situate. lyfrg ana btire IN White Pie
AiniEg Itsirief, CHrrts ct White Iine, and
State u Nsvzes. and Known sno eesiepa'ta ~
the Geld notes ard cfhtiEl plat On RE IN THIS
Office 50 lot nBnttr ss1,y-feycn. in Tcwrslip
Is. y. TznEe. 81 o. east Of the Mount fisblo
m0ridisu. Tie e~,fsraei iourdsiirs 81 said Let
Ne. 81 hsiDg xs follcws, 10 wit Variation ny
deg. EAST. Commencing at = pss' marked NO !.
T. 5 Survey No q, Wtsnee ~ sscusn GO.
ner csslluaaH b. sections II ard IL. t. Z. Nh.
81 sssr. T.. and sections : and s. r. 10, y. -
deg. Il. II. d. n, hears y. a. eeg. IL NJ. f,ths9
feet . q. 6 r~aeaurnsEt. No =. on the suinniitu
Hstte<nMks r4ound. bears :. u a"g- b ~
+. a, and pest No. ] ef Us Survey No. V,
Kis x iote. tskFs y sfa dee. v ~ 'es' tEa
the carl sle No. , shaft barr :. S9 deg. b.,
80 feet thence running ist eonree ). IA ose.
H.. 400 feet. 80 Tott married No.. 7, .. SUI
vsv So 81 fiepse. ri erurss :. IN deE ",
saj f,st. T. post marked No-3I.s :. ufyeI Ne.
g.: thence % course n. aA eeg W ,se9te,
10 est Married No. 4. Z. :. survey No,t' ana
THENCE. 9TH eoHrae \. aA deg T.. COO fsei 70
paSt 40. 4. the place Of beginning. consisting
twenty s6-Ioo acres. This eiEim IL bounesa
en- neither end ty spy known eiairisDts ,e
nearest EaiEes are the hing spa esf'tie ~
The location Of ihis Eiae IL duly r,scrasa y
TIE Recorders once Of white firs Mining ps
trct. in Dc5k L. page tss. Any tnd sl ~,
sons sisiniing adversely any porhon o. NV
c~srliel. Ne . mine, rr said iripihg siV.a' a, i,
hsreinLefure dsseiibea. are rtquifso ~ ~
,hsfr adver.s els.n with the REGISTER q ~
United ststes Land Office. a. tnrsfs, ~ ~
state Of Nevada. during the sixty asyf leIsSS
OF publication hereof. or they VIII " wv
BIZ virtue Of the provisions q y. s,s.us
ses-Ecd ID. L. iAahh' MSS"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-25
MEDICAL.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
New Remedies! New Remedies!
mn gibbons DISPENSARY,

MO. G23 KEARNY
IN street, corner OF
Commercial, n
Francisco. California.
Private entrance oB
Commercial street.
Established in 1885,,
for the treatment Of
Sexual and seminal
Diseases.gu as Com
Iorrhoea. elect, strict.
Iure, syphilis in all
Its forms. Seminal
Weakness, ~Impotency
stc. Skin dis
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-25
District Court Summons,

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
L Judicial District. In sud for Eureka County.
Strte Of Nevada. The State Of Nevada sends
greeting to Augustus G. Douglass. r.. O..
Wheeler. Stenhen X. Stanton, r. W. Noble. p.
Bradley. Fl. p. Sanger ard Annie Mason:
You are hereby required TO sppesr in an nc.
ton commenced against You as defendants. by
Timothy coakiey. as plaintiff, in the District
Court of the Sixth Judicial District. in and for
the county Of Eureka, State of Nevada. AZ n,
town % Eureks. and answer the complaint
therein, which Is on file with the clerk OF said
court, within ten days after the service ON Won
OF this summons Exclusive Of the day OF ser.
vicel. II served in said county. or twenty asys
II served ont Of said county, but within This
District. and IN all other esses forty DAYS. or
Judgment by default will he taken against Won,
according to the prayer Of said complaint
TIE said action is brought 10 recover ,udo.
ment sgsinst you the said defendants for ,hs
sum Of s2a2. 80 with legal interest from Nav
slst, 1879. Till paid. the same being 4 balance
due plaintiff from you on account Of work ara
labor performed for you by plaintiff. and for
Judgment directing the sale Of ali ynur right
It'll. and interest in the Alexandria mine sltp'
ste IN Eureka Mining District, Nevsds. 10 s.t,s-
~ plaintiffs lien thereon. a. set forth in said
p,aintin's complaint. filed herein. ! copv ~
which Is herewith served. "
And you are hereby notified that a. ~n, 81.
10 appear and answer the said complsinf .s
shove REQUIRED. the said plaintiff will anniv M
the Court for the relief demanded therein.
In testimony whereof. ], Ell nOpGF hsxe
hereunto set nv hand ard an xed the seal ~
said Court, tbs 18th day Of June. A. d. 1879.
fsrAL.l nODar
Clerk District Court, Sixth Judicial Distyic,
Eureks County, Nevada.
ny I. NJ. BILL, Deputy Clerk. jeis.sm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-25

District Court Summons.

TS TBF DISTRICT COURT OF II SIXTH
l. ludieiai District. ID ard for Eureka county.
State Of Seysda. TIE State q Nevs6a setds
greeting TO SING sISG Lone.
Yon are hereby required to appear in an
sctian eomusraced SgaiHst y0u a. defendant.
by Tsfr L. NG. as plaintiff. in Tire District
Court Of the Sixth Inifcisi District. in aud for
tie COUNTY 81 tEreks. State OF N.ysds, al the
town Of Eureka. and answer TIE complaint
therein. which is on hic with the Cl~rk Of said
Court. within ten days after the service on ron
of tails summons exclusive es the day Of ser
virel. II served IN sid county. or twenty dsys
ii served cut Of said county, hut within this
district. and in all other cases forty days. or
judgment by default will be taken against yon,
sceording to the prayer Of said complaint.
The said srtion Is brought 30 recover iudg-
nleLt sgsfnst you, the said defendant. fer the
sum Of s7l5 GO. as follows. to wit: The sum Of
S85 q for money lent You sy plaintiff. at your
special instance and request. between January
LIST. 1879, and April 2sih. 1879: the further sum
OF $50 for money lent you by one All Now. on
or about the 10Th Of February. 1879. at your in-
etanee snd request. the further sum Of 500
paid, laid ont and expended for YOU by one
oueng sing. st yonr special instance snd re-
quest; the furthermore sum Of sizes. promised
10 re paid by yon to one Men Fong, for the rent
Of q certain lCnse in the town of ! ureka. ia
said county, and for ho>rd furnished You by
said Men Fong-All between the LIST day Of Jan.
nary, A. y. ls7a, and the 2sth day Of April.
lNiS: and for the further sum Of SIS. lent to
you by one All Teing. At your speeisi instance
end request. bsts cen thu LIST day Of January.
1873, snd the 2sth day Of April. 1879; ali Of
which said four last mentioned claims were
before the commencement Of tits suit, duly
assigned to this plaintiff. who is now the legal
owner fherenf.
And you are hereby notified. that II you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiff will take
Judgment against you by default for the said
sum OF s1l6 aforesaid. and costs Of suit.
~k TESTIMONY WHEREOF, |. T.. II.
(srAI.N Dodge. have hereunto set my
(~ hand and affixed the seal Of said
~ Court this 2sth day Of April,
A. d. 1879.
+. X DODGE,
Clerk District Court, Sixth Judicisl District.
Eureka county. Nevada.
Attest: A true cory.
MATTHEW KYLE. Sheriff.
By JAS. Y. MASON, Deputy sheriff.
DAy. Z. BALL, Attorney for Plaintiff.
~ -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-25
Assessment Notice.

A DAMS HILL CONSOLIDATE, plscs
a COMPANY. Location q prina,f- Toe
Of business. San Francisco: csi,lorrh county
ton Of works, Eureka District h"
State Of Nevsda. . meeting o.
the Board Of Directors. held on tne N Ten W
May. A.. u. 1879. sn sssessnnsn the cspL
cents per share was levied up1hIl e immedt
tai stock 81 the Corporation, pan 10 the &c
ately. in rnitpd States gold com, Rcop
retsry. At the ofhce Of the comrariIeeo Csl
No. 4, 40i California street. San
tfornia. .ssessment spsn
Any stock upon which ms N July. lSs.
remain unpaid en- the ist DAY ~ ~ Tor sale =
will be delinquent, aud ADVERTISED is mad:
public auction and unless %IsSmssyy. the 20
before. will be sold on Tsas d.ljpausnt =.
dsy Of July, 1879. TO pay the ~ sdyertisins
together with costs
and expenses Of sale. n,..c,ors.
Bv order Of the Board Of Lires,' secretary
my25 d.. A. JhNN -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-25
AT LAW.

C. ]. LANSING,
rroRyEY AT LAW. OTflfE1n
A odd Fellows Building. over "SH
4 COS Express once, rxs1tf
Eureka. Msy 20. 1879. -
- An. HIILHouss.
HILLHOUSE & COLE,
.rroRNEYs AT LAW. ErREhA,
A Ners1a- Rooms ] and = oc'
Building. "
2. "a. HARMON,
,rropyEY AT LAW. OFFICE
"A Al the Assessors cfiee, IN G ~
A. L. FITZGERALD.
A TT0RNEY AT Law. And DIT
ICONS L ?. Odd Fellows Buiicins' I''
rska. Nevada
r,xzop. gro. X. sAsIs.
BISHOP & SABIN,
TT0RyEYs AT LAW. EUEEhA.
A Nevada. OEeNIa Bishops ba1idins'
south B1el street
JOHN T. BAKER,
A uORyEY AT LAW. 0fFfSEiS
"A Rylaadis Block, EsfeAasn street LufeA
Nestds-
Particular attention gi-cz % the acquiring OF
.. titles TO Government lands
GEO. ". MERRILL,
A TTORxEY AT LAW DISTRICT
"A Attorney for Esreks County. and Notary
oEce In tie Court o..e Building
-cxrrTxDES TsoxsToS. THos- wfks'
WREN & THORNTON,
IrTORyEYs AT LAW MAIN
street. Fsrsfs. Nevada
GEO. W. BAKER,
roRyEY AT Law AND <OTA.
4 " P-tl.g. ofce in Dick Eyisnd's Brick
Bniidizg, Batenaa street. Eureka, Sevsda-
LASPEYRE & BEATTY,
rToHNEfs AND COUSsELORS
4 At Law. OHce IN Bylsnd's Brick Build
ing Bsiensr street. opposite the jackson
House. Eureka, Nevada
A. B. HUNT,
A TTORyEY AND COTySELOR
4 Al L.z. SO Montgomery street. Rooms
IS aid sc, Nevada Block san frtneisc0' c4D-
fc-zsx-
PHYSICIANS,
:. L LEE A. C. BISHOP
BISHOP & LEE,
DHYSiCIAxs AND SURGEONS.
i ofce. one door south Of Hiram Johnsonis.
o Main street, Eureka
DR.. G. n. TH0NA,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OF
Zee il NOn1eo's building. South Main
street
Dr.. L. 3. JOSEPH,
DHYsICIAN AND STURGEON.
OEre At tie residence d Mr.. 7. wefhered,
Prsfessicn4l calls receives ST any hour.
DIR ]. R. N. OWEN,
DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON EC.
rekA. Nevada on.ce in Cisrk's Building.
corner Of Main and Clark streets.
IA. EESBITT, h. D., C. II.
nFFTcE-CosMoPoIITAx HOTEL, sourH
" Main street, Eureka. Nevada
DIR. L WILLIAMS,
DHYSTCTAy AND SURGEON. OF.
il Zee a. the Jackson Eofsi. Eureka
DR.. z. THIELE,
DHTSEfIAy SIRGE0N AND Or
yTFrgfcIsr. Ozce-2 Vain street, o.
ice kozys q % 70 A. NJ. AMI : to
DR.. E. B. DE La MATYR.
AMI
residence west sife q Spring street,
near Star Brewery OEaee heurs 6 TO 10 A. x.
! to 4 and : 10 . p. N
DR.. II. ROCKMAN,
DHYSICBAN md SURGEON.
II Orice in y.ndsrlsith's Building. up stairs.
two doors north Of Paxton K Cos. Main street
mya-u
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
C. HAMILTON, Q. D. g.,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-25

.ss.s oil yesrs standing. and liberated Legs
Ste. successfully treated:
M GIBDON has the pleasure Of announcing
~ T.. h.s returned from visiting the princl.
nsI hospitals Of Europe, and has reruiheo
practice. ro,.h.- finn nor
money in seeking cut new ,enlsases' = liz.
returned with increased faciiities iof inc NIX
Walton Of human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
ouu,,.I e,nfss,op il the consequence OF self
.h,se This solitary vice. or deIraved seknai
indulqenee, is practieed by the youth OF pVtn
seyes TO an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty the following IRAN
morbid symptoms, unless combated by seientns
,reasc.l measures. viz: Sallow cosntesnnce,
d,rt -pots under the eyes. pain IN the hehn,
ringing in the ears. noise like the rus'iine o.
ie,yes or rafting OF ehsriots. uncssiness aoeui
~ iofus. weakness Of tie limbs, eoufussd
Sssicn. bJunsed intellect. less Of confidence,
dsfsdrpee in spproscbiDg strahgors,a clsnks u
form u. aequsinfsnces, a disposition 70 shnn
society, loss Of memory. pinpies hhu shrIous
erurtioEs about the feee, hsete bueu.s, ~
tonare. fatid br, sth. coughs, consumption
isn't sweste. mopoTnAnia, and frequently IN
sanity. II relief be not obfained, you shohiu
apply Immediately, either in person or Q! iet
ter. and have 5 cure effected ny BIS rev u
srient;f mode Of treating this disease, which
never fails Of cfeetinga quick and radiealenre
Cured at Home.
perso,s a, . distance msy be CURED AT
HOME, by addressing 8 letter 70 DIR oibhoN
Stating Ease syrrpions. length of time tie eis
s.sA hss continued. and have medicine prompt
iy forwarded, free from dAmsgc and curiosity
to any par; Of the country, with fun and plain
directions for use.
By fpclosfng Ten Dollars coin IN 8 rsgistsreo
letter through the Postofhce. or through Wells,
Fsrgo 4 Co... package Of medicine viii De
forwarded to any part Of the Union.
Persons writing 20 the Doctor VIII Fiesss
state the nsme Of the paper they see fhis SD
yertisensnt in.
All communications strictly confidential,
Addres. DR. J. r. CHIFFON,
pnx 1er- Gan Francisco. California.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-25
Chinese CURES =!
DR.. Rem LEE,

The Celebrated Chinese Physician,
is PREPARED TO TREAT PATIENTS IN
the most scicnti1e manner. lie has male
medicine his lifetime study, and cures almost
svsrF dissAse. He cures rLeuinrtisri IN .
short tire. He Iss new remedies for sD
SPECIAL DISEASES. &nd can care them very
quickly. His Esesieines sre all given hot. He
nsss no Geld remedies. He has made = number
Of astonishing cures. s.d all persons SLING
shoals a. once consult him. chrunie diseasep
yield readily to his remedies. and care. where
many Others have failed
NOTICE. am 8 graduate Of Tie medical
School Of Canton.
oFFIcE-Red Building, west side Of Monroe
street. iti If
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DR.. sPIMNEY & CO.,

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There are many At the age Of thirty to sixty
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