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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-08-13

NEW PUBLICATIONS ).

A -A.-A-A1A.-A-A.-
"A. MANS MISSION ON EARTH.
popular medical Treatise clearly explaining the hidden
which vitality and shorten the duration of fe
hints for the removal of the showing how
powers may be fully restored and obstacles
rage overcome. BY mail, 25c, currency or postage
stamps Address SECRETARY, Museum OF ANATOMY,
Science and Art 4S9 9TH y. New York city.
GONEY ISLAND AND THE JEWS.
Just published and selling like wildare, complete aud
breezy account of the recent
JEWISH STORM,
with q lively history Of Coney Islands famous hotels
piers, sic. bathing visitors and sements
Price 10 cents everywhere. aud sent by mail
q. W. CARLETON Co. Publishers New York.
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CJTICIrIA.

CUTICUKA.- - -
BLOOD AND .SkIN hUMORS
speedily. permanently aud economically
cured by the CUriCUnA KtNEpfs when
all other known medicines aud
methods OF treatment tail
scroulous ulcers aud sores milk leg fever
speas sorss, old aud dischargng wounds
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U,LoRILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH
There is word through En- gland rings,
America well.
II seems to hold magic sway.
A most important spell;
1t Is the theme every lip.
Aud every where It's seen;
And need say the well known word
l. "FRAGRANr fLOkILINEw
The teeth IL makes as white as snow
The breath rs sweet morn;
With all its Eephy RS floating on,
BY ucecy currents borne.
The mouth II makes "a font of sweets
Like rival How seen;
a Household Word Ia En- gland Is
The "FkAGRANr FLOklLlNEr
How beautiful the teeth 10 makes!
Aud brilliant and bright;
However tainted they have been,
IL quickly makes them right;
Discoiorattons tt dispeis
However long they vs been;
SO woud rous changes produced
BY FRAGRANT FLORILINEw
A Household Word IN England Is
The FRAGRANT FLORILINEW
And whyi Because ITS virtues rare
Are felt aud known, and seen.
The mouth IL keeps both fresh aud pure
Aud beautifully clean;
Aud hence arises the repute
OF FRAGRANT FLOklLINEP'
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spurious article, purporting to be the genuine APOL
LISARs WATER, being offered to the public warn Al
buyers that each and every bottle bears the
YELLOW label. FRED DE barry CO., New York, sole
agents tor the United States and Canada.
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This evidence given after thorough examination by
such eminent scientists Of the Old World as
PROFESSOR A. W. HOFFMAN. +. II. s., OF the Univer
sy of Berlin Member OF the Scientific Depu of the
Kingdom of Prussia Vice President of the Chemical So
ciety of Germany. Gc.. &c-
PROFESSOR W. ODLING, Professor of Chemistry ut
the University of Oxford Chemical Judge the Centen
NAL Exhibition. Philadelphia. &C., &C.. aud others.
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few drops Of the liquid "Forine" sprnkled wet
toothbrush produce pleasant lather which thoroughly
ceanses the teeth from all parasites impurities hsr
dens the gums stops decay gives the
teeth pee uliar pearly wilderness aud delightful fra
GRANGE the breath II all unpleasant doors
arising from decayed teeth tobacco 1.-The Fra
grant Forne should be in all of bad BREATH
and particularly by gentlemen after smoking The Flori
line combines in concentrated form. the desirable
cleansing and astringen properties; at the time t
nothing which possibly njure the sensi-
tive and delicate organization 1t beauties the teeth and
gums arrests the decay of the teeth II deter
gent after smoking renders gums hard and healthy
1t nentrazes the offensive seereons of the mouth 1t i'm.
parts the breath fragrance purely aromatic and pleas
any druggist for it; il has il he will pro-
1t for for so Beware of limitations and
imitators.
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APOLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER.

Purity freshness persistent esrvescence aud agreea-
able flavor, alone mixed with wines spirsn-Practi
toner.
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Extract from letter of the UNITED STATES TREAS.
URf DEPARTMENT:-"In conformity with your request
the Secretary OF state asked to thorough in
quiry TO be made the matter at Cologne
who concludes his follows-I therefore state
that smy opinion formed after what consider care
full and painstakng that the APoLLSARS
WATER bottled ut the Aponaris Springs exported to
the United States. is bevond question: natural mineral
water The evidence which accompanies the Consul s
despatch abundsntly sustans his that the
AroLLlNARIs WATER rs imported Is u natural mineral
water
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KRUPP'S CANNON.
THE EXPERIMENTS AT MEppEN-vIcroRY OF
ESSEN STEEL GUNS OVER THE wooLwIcH
INFANTS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.

ESSEN STEEL GUNS oNEW The WOOLWlCH
INFANTS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, August II, 1879.
The experiments with the Krupp cannon at
Meppen, in Westphaia, have had most inn
portant results, which, IL maintained, may
show that the whole English ordnance system
requires reform. The Krupp cannon have
proved equal in penetration to Woolwich guns
of twice their weight. In one case, at range
of 300 yards, the horizontal deviation of
the shot was only two feet and ten inches aud
the vertical deviation nine aud half inches.
THE KRUPP EXPERIMENT. OF THE
NEW Gun OPINIONS OF THE LONDON STAND
ARD.
The trials TO which Herr Krupp has invited all tho
most eminent artillerists in Europe are looked for
ward to with intense interest The programme OF
experiments promises to transcend anything of the
kind yet attempted. While there is something very
imposing In the setting mp Of o monster gun against
array of massive iron and steel plates each shot
weighing tou and each plate more than twenty
times as much thoro certain distinctive features
n Herr Krupps menu which give 1t decided spe.
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EUROPE.
ELoRILISE FOR rHE TEETH AND BREATH IS


L,LoRILINE FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH Is
the best liquid dsatfrice in the world It thoroughly
cleanses partially decayed teeth from all parasites or v-
ing ~anmacue leaving them peary white, impsrtlngA
delightful fragrance ting breath The Fragant Forns
instantly arising from foul stomach or
tobacco smoke Sold everywhere at 30 cents
For children adults whose show marks of decay
its advantages paramount The Florilins should DO
thoroughly brushed into all the cavities need fear
using it often much at time Among the in
gradients being soda honey spirits of wne and
from herbs and plants forms only the
very dentfrce for cleansing discovered but
is perfectly delicious the taste and AS harmless
The taste is pleasing that instead of taking
the toothbrush with dislike often the case children
will on account omit to The FiOrns regularly each
morning if only left their choice Children
be taught tho of the toothbrush young early
neglect Invariably produces premature decay of the teeth
FRORILTNE Is PREPARED ONLY BY HENRY C.
GALLUP NO 4os OXFORD ST., LONDON ENGLAND,
AND SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PERFuMERs
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. AT so CENTS
ELoRILINE-FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH
Sweet the anbrosal air.
With its perfume rich and rare
violets the
Which the emerald hooks adorn:
Sweet rosebuds bursting forth
From the richly laden earth
Is the ''FRAGRANT FLORILINE-"
The teeth IL makes q pearly white
So pure and lovely 10 the sight,
Tle gums assume u rosy hue.
The breath is = vioets blue,
While scented the flowers or May.
IS The s.'s
Sure. fairy with itohand
Cast around its mystic wand,
And produced from fary's bower
Scented perfumes from each flower;
For in this liquid trace
All that beauty add and grace
Such Is the FRAGRANT FI.ORILINE"
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JNLORILINE.-FOR IHE TEETH AND BREATH.
From the Young Ladies Journal: AN agreeable dam
trace is always luxury. As of the agreeable
may be Forine 1t cleanses the teeth
parts pleasant the breath has been analysed
by several professors of chemistry and they
auenty asked to recommend dentrifce readers,
therefore We cannot try
Fragrant Foriine" Sold in the United states Cam
ada at 50 cents
Another great authority says:'The FIoine 10 . vege
table dentfrce of purest quality perfectly harm.
less I'm its use-beneang not inurng impars TO
the teeth peary and most beautiful Wilderness, gives
delightful fragrance and the breath. and
no discovery having the purpose in view has
hitherto approached IL success" Sold 30
cents
Read the following certificate from Professor Attasld,
PHD F.C.s. Professor of Practical Chemistry to the
Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain. author oe
mistry-General Medical and Phsrmaceuticai": -
pxAn SRI have made complete chemical analysis
and famar1ed with the properties a
your Fragrant Fiorne fluid preparation cleansing
Eating Ingredient nothing likely nJure I'm the slightest
b,nencisliy teeth other structures of the mouth
The floriine is an excellent aud pca,an, detergemt
lsiBnedl JohN AIrFiELD
PREPARED BY HENRY g GALLUP, 4ss OXFORD
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FINE SILK HATS. SO 20, WORTH IS; DERBYss
81 90 worth 3d. IS New Church ST.. up stairs.
NERVOUS DEBILITY POSITIVELY CURED
by ALIENS BRAIN FOop. Send for circulars. ALIENS
PHARMACY, 3l5 LIST av, New York"
SURF HOTEL. FIRE ISLAND BEACH.-CA-
tarr hay fever chils nslaai tevers cured;
bathing. Leave Hunters Point q A. M. and 30 Z. NJ
THE ATTENTION OF HEADS OF FAMILIES IS
called to tho superiority Of BURSETrs FLAvoRISG Ex-
TRACTS.
wINCHESTERS HYPOPHOSPHITES WILL CURE
Consumption Coughs Bronchitis. &c. SO John n. u
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THE KING COLLECTION OF ENGRAVED GEMS BY
Barnet Phillips.

THE NAvESTNk HIGHLANDS By Miss r Z. Frystt.
ILLusrRAToSs.-Moonriseo ON the Highlands from
the Beach.-Sandy Hook from Lighthouses aud
war-rhe Hermit OF Nayesink Ruins OF old MILL
Church near NHvesnk.-Ruins OF Rust Ia Lust
Parkcrstown. Mount Mitchell In the distapce.-t,lam
Warehouse Parkerstown.-N on the Navesink. Nep-
tune Clubhouse Ia the distance-rinton Fals.-fishcr.
men launching boats through the surf
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ELoRILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH

If teeth are white and beautiful,
1t keeps them so intact:
If they re discuored In the least
1t brings their Wilderness back;
And by its what good effects
Are daily to be seen;
Thus hence IL is that general praise
Greets FRAGRANT FLORILINEf
One trials proof conclusive quite
That by its onstant use
The very best effects arise
That science produce.
An all absorbing theme;
While general now becomes the use
Of FRAGRANT FLORILINEw
II makes the breath rs sweet as flowers
The teeth u peary white;
The gums IL hardens and IL gives
Sensations OF delight
ALI vile secretions IL removes,
However long they We been;
The enamel, too. IL will preserve.
The FRAGRANT FLURILiNEw
Amid the charms which Mature gives,
The teeth precedence claim:
And to preserve their pearly hue
The surest means name.
All other pastes and powders fail
Wherever they have been,
While quite successful in each case
Is FRAGRANT FLORILINEr'
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THOUGHT ON FUTURE RETRfBUTroN.

Whatever Henry Ward Beecher one else may
think theorze cernng the doctrine u ture retr
button certain is that nature uncompromisng be-
lever In its certainty and justice. Do yourself the will
full injury of violating the conditions 1T health her retr
button is and often apparently far exceeding i'll
proportion the sin. Late hours irregular meals
eating, of all kinds followed by liver
plant" dyspepsia and sympathetic disorders Of the
BRAIN. In women the same excuses, augmented by
the wearing Of tight or insufficient clothing the suspen.
sion of skirts from the hips &c invariably produce
those weaknesses and diseases peculiar to te Re-
cold due inevitably produce
catarrh and in cases consumption The liberal
have In their favor in the fact that DR.
Perces family medicines and efficient remedies
for these retrbutive diseases The GOLDEN MEDICAL DIS
and PLEASANT PURGArIvE PELLETS for the diseases
of the stomach and liver, are unexceled while the IA
Prescription enjoys the highest reputation of all
remedies for female diseases and weaknesses.
A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR.. MARSH'S TREAT
mont; only safe reliable 40 years practical
perence. Only office, Vesey ST., Aston House. No
branches
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HARPERs PERIODICALS
FOR 1879.

HARPER q BROTHERS, New York.
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EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.

EDITORS HISTORICAL RECORD.
Political Intclligcncc.-Disaster
EDITORS DRAWER.
Anecdotes ct Miss WILDER forcc--iIcnes Sayings
Culinary Culture.--A Checky kcporter--A Bon Mot OF
Cardinal Newman s.-Bciow Para Short Parsons
Textll Jaco5is Burlesque Operetta with Six Illus
trationsD
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CIrTICIrRA REMEDIES

have done what of dollars other
remedies have failed do, and do hesitate to
mend them us first class articles Yours truly:
MARK BRANNAN.
CARRoSnALx p. Dac 1874
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MY MARINER. A Poem. BY Lucy Larcom

EDITORS EASY CHAIR
Byron and Wordsworth Tho debased "Furriner ~
Anonymous Lics--Seaside Pleasures tor New Workers.
The Homes OF Famous MenSmoking In the Society Of
Ladies'
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PREPARED BY HENRY C. GALLUP, 493 OxFOR
LONDON. ENGLAND.
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THE LAST REvEL IN PRINrz HALL. A Story.


ILLusrnArioNs.-"Layingt the old Violin Tendery Be
meath His Chin Peter Plays the Fiddle for Taver
Folk.-racy kelp--Represcnting the manner OF Peter
Courtship.-Jonathsn Quidd-"The little boys cheere
vigorously as he pushed of Here a. turned and saic
'knowest thou who amy' The End
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-23
NOTICE OF SUITS COM
yEESCED.
s,ate ., Nevada. county Of samboldt.

S.a4e e Nevada. County Of kgmhodt.
NOTICE of s. its CommeIlced-To the follow
in, r-,-,cT d-fen9.n;s and 70 al owners CT Of
.ess,ass-ss 70 The real estate and Improvements
thereon or improvements "het 49, -
aratsiy. hereinafter Ces1flped, Knew - -
Enown-ioC are hefeu! Aoti1sn 80 49,, =
have been commenced in the JCstlst O"att vl
EaioR Tcwnsf.D ~ and for Humaoio' Comfy
sat. a weyr.;s- iv the state II NeFaca, plan
80. ageiusf eash IA tie Ccilndants hereinafter
n1med. and each q the following 1fae1s of
Earcels ef land with the lhPItN eiiitN-S
thereon. and Improvements WAeh setai.te
Is assessed. sra al owners OF or ci'4-li-
ants 10 the Salue known or Unknown, 70
reo0ver the tax and delinquency ASSESSED 70
said defendant, a-.inst said property iOT the rs
cal vear 81 uliser.ll-, January Isl. A. ID lofe,al
ending D.tll15e- 3ist, A. u. io'e, ana
that q s.mlnoas has been GUY Issued IN
each case. ard yoa arc further bottled That IN
- ve,, .r,,l.ar ard aHsver the complaint in
said cause Il or bs1oTe the 18th day u june,
\. D. 1879. iusl-lls nj will &c taken against
ycu and tn. rezl estate and improV ements here
in described. for the amount Of tax and deih-
quency specified and cost Of suit
Unknown owner. Humboldt river, District
No. 6, small house one mlie below iron felnt,
dwelling house four miles norsh Of Iron Point,
formerly oaned by " Il. Cheieyi TAX ana
delinquency, - g.
Unknown ouaer. Humboldt river, five miles
from stone HOUSE., ranch and improvements, for
Eseriv owned "a bacon Brothers, TAX and delin-
qUeney 81 -
Humboldt Irrigation & Development Com
Tany. HumDoi.r river, Big Meadows, District
80. ). lear Oh OFeana, dam, Hume ana IN
troyenerts; tax and delinquency, sol 30;
"a p~rsonl poPerry: tax and delinquency,
so y. total tax AM Delinquency, s3-2 10
san Francisco Sulgaar Mining Company IN
Rabbit Hole Mining District refining wOTis ami
fiztulos; tx ana delinquency. $40 10; personal
lroteTty; tsx ana delinquency, - %; total tax
AMI del nluency. SO %.
" .nHemact., bag 18th, 1873.
G. 7. HARDING,
District Attorney Humboldt County Nevada
By j. Il. McMltLAN, Deputy Sw.
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De inQuenr Eouce,

EYE PAICs coKsoI lDAIED nj. AND MINING
CON ANY,
Location Il prucIpal place or business,
~sn FflAc SEQ, CaiIl, ruia; Location Z aorAs,
EcEo Distlic., hlmbO.dt county, state OF
estvac4
NoIIEE--Ihere sre dtlinquet upon the
folio IL de- it'd : ocB, On account OF ar
seesusent TO - leyleo on the 18th day Of
Iecemb-r. -. TIE y.lal amounts stoppO.
site tae names II The res. eetl e Shareholders
- sr1EsuS-
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
MOUNT ROSE MINING COMPANY.

MOUNT ROSE MINING COMPANY.
Location Of Principal Place Of Business-San
Francisco, California.
Location Of Works Humboldt County, Nevada
NOTICE IS hereby given, that at a meeting
OF The Board OF Directors, held OH the "a day
OF May, 1873, an assessment No. i, CT Five 90
cents per snare was levied upon the capital
stock q the corporation, payable Immediately
n u. > gold coin to the Secretary, 1T the ONCE
OF the Company, 20 sansome street, San Fran
cisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the seventh (7th) Gay Of June,
1879, VIII be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is make be-
foie, will he sold on FRIDAY, the TWENTY
SEVENTH (21th) day OF JUNE, 1879. to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with cost vi
advertising and expenses Of sale.
b or1er q the Beard OF Directors
LCCIEN HERMANN, Secretary.
<g.IcEr PC Sailsome Street, San Francisco
Am-J5td
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P0sTP0NE.iEST.

The above sale Of delinquent stock Of the Rive
Patch Con Mil and Mining c, mpany r post
poned until SATURDAY, the Fol EiFENTH
day Of JUNE, 1879. at the same hour and place
by order Of the Beard OF Directors.
ID. +. NEkDENAL, Secretary.
oFFoE-Rooms and 7, 321 Pine street, San
Francisco, California. fmyl1 Id
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FOStEOnement.

The above sale of delinquent stock Of the
H. Sc Patch Consolidated Miil and Mining
Company Is postponed unit SATURDAY the
IItl kLNrH gay Of MARCH 1879, at the
same hour and place. By order Of ,he Board
Of Directors. ID. +. VLhDkkAL, Secretary.
feI7-fd
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FoStpOnem ert,

The day of sale If the above FAMED MINING
Company is hereby postponed uhiil Tue.
AZ, the Ii III STE 1sthl day Of APRIL.
1879. at the same hour and place.
D. +. NLkDLNAL, see'y,
ml7-td
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PoStporement.

The day Of sale of delinquent stock Of the
Rye Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining COM
Iany Is hereby postponed until THURSDAY.
the FIfIEKfTH day Of MAY, 1879. at The
same hour and place, b order q the Board oi
Trustees. ID. f. VERDENAI.
aple-td Secretary
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.

j. B. BL f d S OE,
FASHIONABLE NEXT DOOR TO
TAILOR, LII G. CHENoWETH's.
WInnemucea. .......,............Ne Nevada.
Garments MADE to ORDER in the latest
styles.
Repairing and Cleaning speciality, and salts
faction guaranteed.
May 8, '7s-tf J. b. BLEDSOE,
The weekly clarion., 1879-06-04
Death of R. D. Hardy.

In the death of RESIN DAvADGE HARDY,
Jackson has lost one OF its best and most use
ful citizens. After protractcd Illness the
aIl-conquering enemy OF our humanity num-
bered him among his trophies Sunday
night last at II o'clock. 1t was sad and
solemn scene as the end was reached. His
immediate family, several relatives and neigh
bors. and some of his Masonic brethren were
mournful witnesses of his last hours on earth.
Early in the afternoon mis- faithful pastor,
Rev. Dr. Watkins, called and with other
brethren joined in song and prayer. Mr.. Har-
DIV was then quite conscious, and though sutf-
ering greatly repeatedly expressed his hearty
amen. To this writer he said, my time is
short but | am ready TO GO" The funeral
obseauies took place Monday evening from
the Methodist Church. His felow-stewards
acted as pall-bearers Pearl Lodge, No. %,
and Mississippi Commaudery Knights Tenn
plar attended in large numbers, preceded by
Capital City Band. The Church was crowd
ed. The services were impressive. DR. Wat
kins gave a faithful presentation OF the life
and character of the deceased, and DIR. Hum
ter closed with prayer, and then the long pro
cession wended its way TO the cemetery. The
last sad offices of Masonry were then perform
ed and all that was mortal of our friend and
feIIow-citizeu was consigned to his mother
| earth.
Mr.. Hardy was a native Of Jackson, and
during the forty-six years of his life has re-
| sided almost continuously here. BY occupa-
ton painter, he was skilled and industrious
| in his calling. He was an active member OF
the Methodist Church, and Jealous member
| of the Masonic fraternity. He enjoyed the
respect and confidence ofthe entire communl-
tv. For the past year or two he had been IN
| feeble health, and a few months ago went to
Hot Springs, but the treatment there seems to
have only aggravated his disease-consump-
ton OF the bowels Mr.. Hardy leaves a wife
and six ehildren--one son and five daughters
and an aged mother, and ii he has not left
them much OF this worlds goods as the result
Of life of toll, he has left them "a good
name. which is rather to be chosen than great
| riches"
The weekly clarion., 1879-06-04
Excessive Heat

And improper food at this season of the year
may speedily carry you to the grave. Parker's
Ginger Tonic should always be kept in the
house, rs it is unequalled for nursing mothers
with teething children, and not only cures
Diarrh@a Dysentery, Cholera, Cholera tnfan-
tum, Collie, Cramps, etc, but prevents these
dangerous attacks. BY its corrective action
on the digestive apparatus it cures Headache
Indigestion, Nervousness, Palpitation of the
Heart Wakefulness, Neuralgia Pains, Liver
Disorders Low Spirits Sour Stomach and all
other symptoms and forms OF Dyspepsia, regu-
lates the Bowels, and enables you to enjoy the
fruits and vegetables of the season. Buy a %
cent, or SI,00 bottle and try it. Sold by
Byron Lemly, Jackson, Miss.