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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20
illinois Central Railr'd
shsftsst 1tssts to Chicago.
CITY to CHICAGO
WlahoA0hanae of Conl

Oommenctng june I. LII.
4 daily IMPRESS passenger train will besve
Sioux Uffy. Saturdays exceD9ed. O. arrival 81
Train from. Ysskt0n. Leave SIOUX CITY u 1l5 ..
nj s s : asr ss.. = rs Gs, tssoet 5 a. = r sl e City to
Fssssneem isaSfdx c6iesgo. bound west. >.
y: g g. We re 4l!noas Oentr.l railroad: VIII
An aceommodaaon tTain viii leave sioux city
s @,sS s snssgf Yf ss:ss.s4 as,s !. H. r. son Seasss.
rs s;segg ~. 5s & 81 H 7 S4 Vt ~ ?. m; s''''e
Trains eoing esst connect It Chicago with all
ka1to; F1 M {sr faI BoasaS Sald s sf Ssss: y %1 sSs
fbistaip, conneets It waterloo with trains
on theCs6af fea1s, and. the Minnesota branch.
lsss sris g W. @ ?. ,as es Z; 81 and .I,s sfd tSa RI, r.
Haukee and 81. Paul railroad trains. and arriv-
INK q st Paul q sSsp. m. and Ainnespolls at
on the Illinois cspts 81 9 Il lias. leaving D1ba.
que q 6.lO :. M, Efffvi1gX Z Galesburg 6 $50 p.
e. $S;s fs f.Issd se g 9,% 4 g sdrDl,n ;,Ise2 !, z = p 2. M.
eonnssshsS & s. Cairo j oi with III trains siaso for Ne rs,
ssi; ases 3 E Fss :sSsS. Aoells. Ne. Orleans and
era Tsts a'S %is s f taSda f fssSt: 8 s, is T = m.
spd ;sI5t%5sk9t sae.ne = s.4s, and htlwaakes
BxgRage Checked Through
For t6.oaa aa asEs @ps sna iaI R:an.sa, apply :,
'n ir 1l1sG III 3 S66sSas tine, which is tuep.,
minutes fasterthan SfonxCtt
". P. yo sasxs1'f. 1Uc1nn' f GaassS Sianager
H. !. WRIGHT. Agent. Sioux City iitss.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20
u,ffer, cftEsaA1eo SWEET II '. csDER

We shall have q carload Of the above Cd
dor In . tsv days, pat up II barrels and
half barrels. We will wholsssle Il y u
tndc At Chicago prices. fright edded.
ApLIR 3 GILMAN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20
To IN Peiats n. Montana anl
and British Northwest
Territory.

Hcs issishs erpa.aes,. Apply on hoard otts
Ban, General Agent, Bismarck. D.. 7
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20

ees,ecA s.... fr.ae - 80. w
vOVsUO EG. RiDDouT460. @7skaSkI.f
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20

+ Occupying three rooms. each 25x100 feet
In size, and carrying . corresponding
stock, he. possesses facilities for supplying
the wants Of the people superior to any
other house in Dakota.
GEO. =. aAWLEY.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-20

SySv9vsa = sAasaa. weed. Cos,
- cese. lee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-19
NO. l9

votes rs powerful ~ those Il their
brothers,
ltnino-tenthS vt our people are
satisfied with the present slow pro-
ccss---slow to exceeding hultiness,
rs admitted hy both teachers
and supcrintendcnts, u system that
is moro like going round in n circle
than advancing from point to point,
the other onc-tenth are not satisfied
| mean TO make suggestions unit
our selt-satistied principal shall he
scholar enough to treat with respect
aud consideration his pupils and
patrons and learn something from
the system of other schools.
lie and his friends are not oblig.
cd TO read anybodys senbblings.
They can continue TO attempt TO
suppress free discussion, but truth is
mighty, and reform and progress are.
thu watch words Of schools and Of
the times M
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-19
Facts versus Bluff.

The sensitive and tender friend Of
Mr.. Terry IN performing the pain
ful operation OF criticism should
have paused awhile 70 be sure that
his diagnosis was right, paused 70
inquire ifhe were sure he knew the
motives that governed me in
what | said concerning schools.
He would have found ont that his
conclusions existed only in his i'm
agination. When such one
takes up the cudgel in behalf of a
friend, he i not very particular
about the truth; his zeal is apt TO
overcome his discretion andcommon
sense. He says what is utterly
false-that wish to glorify Mr..
Ray. That gentlemen stood fairly
and clearly before the people with
his virtues and his faults Ii is
hardly worth while for Mr. Terry's
friend TO again give his opinion Of
Mr. Ray lie did that some years
ago before al assembly il the City
Hall, wicre Mr.. Ray was yindicated
by d hundred " more prominent
citizens.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-19
Railroad Connection Between
Milwaukee and Dubuque.
Dubuque Herald.


MilwaU&ec and Dubuque will be
@lircetly connected by rail before
snow tiieS IL the iIll Of 1880. The
assertion Is Il bold one, but the facts
and future developments will make
IT Il truthful one, \ representative,
Of the Evening Wisconsin hSS made
it his business IL, cAll upon some III
the leading business men of Du-
buqucfer the purpose OF gaining
an insight into tlssrr views on the
long-talled-of oaDaectmg link be-
tween the two c5Fies. The result
has bcen highly satisfactory, and
will besMd with interest
The main movcS.afth enterprise
on the dubuque 3rd of the line,
Mr.. f. Graves, WAS unfortunately
out of the city, hat Mr., J. X.
Graves very kindly gave the report
cr the fat&s in the esse. This gen
tleman las been at tue head and
front of many Of Duluquc's most
successful business enterprises, aAd
is thoroughly posted III these MAI
tiers.
Mr.. Grasses states that the sentj-
Slent Of dc leading IScn of the
city is solid in favor of the Milwau-
Lec line; thSa those who have here
tofore stood 4ioof from all conncc-
tiSfl witt thk matter, are now the
strGngost advocates of the road.
The heaviest real estate men are
most enthusiastic over the present
MOVE and public sentiment all
the proposed line are "hand in
glove" with the project.
The FIRST fruits Of the sentiment
were shown in the appointing of
committee of three, composed Of
Col. b. b. Henderson, Geo. Is.
Burch and Hon. ]. =. Farley, TO
visit Milwaukee, next Wednesday,
Dee. 18th, foEthe purpose of con-
ferring with the directors of the
Chicago, Milwaukee a. 81. Paul Co,
and ascertaining exactly what prop.
ositions the company will submit to
the towns and cities along the line.
More than this, should the proposed
aid be any where within reason the
company will accept the proposition
at once, and the city of Dubuque
proposes to raise one-half Of the
amount demanded. From the cx-
pressed state Of feeling at Monroe,
shullsburg and other towns along
the line it is asserted that there is
not the slightest doubt that the
townships along the line will vote
the other half OF the bonus ut once.
Thus it will be seen that only the
fiat refusal Of the directors TO make
an offer or build, stands between the
direct communication of Milwaukee
md Dubuque. This refusal on the
part of the directors is hardly
probable thing, as those gentle
men and the stockholders of the
., NJ. & st. Paul company are
known to be unanimously in favor
IF the building Of the line.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-19
A Few Facts"

MrssRs EptroRs;-Wo have no
tieed several exhibitions Of rnyo
and impertincnco in the recent cd
itlons ofyom paper which tend TO
lower our worthy principal and Tho
school, in the estimation of the
public. TO the lust Of these, head.
ed "A Few Eaets, we wish 10 call
special attention.
The writer of the article in qucs-
uon, accuses our principal Of dis
courtesy, which charge we can, and
will, if necessary, disproyc.
I'm tho address Of the princi-
pal to tho patrons Of the pub
lie schools, In the DEMOCRAT of
Sept. 10th, they are urged to visit
investigate and scrutinizc tho man.
ngement Of the schools" He did
not mean however, TO relieve him
self of any duties of his Office by
having visitors take his place as In
structor. II IL were nccessary for
outsiders 10 oun,c in and take the
place Of teachers, and DESTROY tho
good order of school by 80 doing,
we dare say the Board Of Educa-
ton would have so provided. We
claim that our teachers can impart
to us more than the writer referred
to, who recently took the greater
part Of a recitation time, ca half
hour), to state, satisfactorily TO her
self, that poetry is the music of
the soul.
The composition referred TO, was
written before her proposition to
visit the school, rs she called IL,
systematically, was made, and
moreover was not scurrilous.
The writer insinuates that she
was treated with ridicule, when
visiting the school. This we do
not understand and would like to
hear something more definite on
the subject. We approve Of the
superintendent report which she
quotes; but the writer confounds
the terms, supervision and instruc.
ton, which is shown by her recent
dictatorial attempts TO manage the
school herself. She seems to have
a lurking prejudice against the a.
class; but the members of that
class enjoy good health and will
doubtless live through 1t.
She insinuates that our princi-
pal is guilty Of partiality. Such a
statement nj this is felt by the
school az an outrage, as every one
Of us has been treated in the fairest
possible manner
The writer must have very
high opinion OF US to suppose we
have made no progress in the last
four years. Those who have made
no progress ARE the ones who are at
school to-day and somewhere else
tomorrow. They are also the ones
who cannot agree with their teach
,fs, and do their best 10 injure the
character of the school.
In conclusion we merely say that
his article il written. not to ridi-
.ule or provoke your lady cores
but 70 vindicate ourselves
rom the insinuations which she
makes against W, and our beloved
md respected principal.
MEMBERS % TIE HrGH Senoo ].
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-12-19
NOTICE.

Tho undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that nc Il prepared TO cry public
sales Il ali times On reasonable term. Farm.
ere sales speciality, caH BE- seen A. Mineral
Point every saturday. Al orders left al ches
Neal's butcher shop Or At the Democrat Once
viii receive prompt sltention.
1917 y. *. YAK MATRR.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-29
A


- .
To Their Final Res
The following list of the members of the
Pacific Coast Pioneers, who have died
since the formation OF the Society, has
been prepared by the Society
Adolph Gattiker. Virginia, November,
1878.
II. A. Fagg. Gold Hill. July, 1874.
George L. Ferrend. Virginia, - 1874.
Chas. E.. Getzler, Virginia, January, 1875;
died in California.
John Dohle, Virginia, March, 1875.
O.. Il. Edwards, Virginia. -, 1875.
Will Campbell, Virginia, January, 1875.
President s. A. McMeans, Reno, August,
1876.
October, 1876.
II. A. Longacre, Virginia, -, 1876.
w. J. Ford, Virginia, February, 1877;
died at sea.
Chas. Hall. Virginia. June, 1877.
W. l.. Lafferty. Gold Hill, December,
1877; died at Placervilie, Cal.
d. L. Mcdonnell, Gold Hill, November,
1877.
James 0'Drien. Gold Hill died in Cali
fornia.
ID. W. Noe, Virginia, June, 1876.
James Brown. Virginia, --.
John Lent, Virginia, 49,
John jackson, Gold Hill. --
J. b. Nelson, Eureka, September, 1878.
N. Taylor, -, 1879.
Frank Wheeler, Gold Hill, 1879; died in
California.
]. II. MARBLE, Virginia, May, 1879.
A. Perrin, Virginia, -, 1879; died in
Bodie,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-29

Doings OF week. NJ Recorded /
the Record"

DOings or a Week. as Recorded In
she Record,
Bullion to the mount Of SAG. s95 was
shipped during the past week by Wells,
Fargo & Co.
The annual meeting Of the Trustees Of
the Meadow Valley s. M. Company will
take place Thursday. August 28th.
Between 400 and 500 pounds Of ore from
the BLACK ledge" Of the Raymond & Ely
mines, was boxed up and sent by express
to the Trustees Of the Company at San
Francisco, who will make a test Of the
same, and see if it will justify them in GO
ing to the expense Of erecting roas ers.
Captain Harmon, who had his arm
broken some time since at the Hillside
mine, and who has been here ever since for
treatment, was getting along nicely until
last Saturday, when erysipelas set in, and
it is now a question of life or death with
him, with a very small percentage in favor
Of the first.
A club for base ball purposes has been
formed both at Eagle Valley and Panaca.
They have procured bats and intend prac-
ticing until the races come off in August,
when they propose to play a match game
with the nine Of the Chloride Club. The
Brethren rave determined to take the con-
ceit out Of the Piochers.
Good reports as to the mining outlook Of
TEN Pahute comes to town. There ap-
pears to be something going on in regard
to mining matters OF the Wysndotte Com
pany. Very probably the water problem
has been solved. The mines at Tenn Pah-
ute are said to be looking excellent.
Diphtheria is one OF the mum erous dis
eases to which children are subject, and
Phoebe has been comparatively free from
it, but on Monday last q case broke out in
town which threatens to terminate fatally.
Parents Of young children have been alive
to the danger and nave been keeping their
children at home as much as possible.
The following is the official letter Of I.
B. Pheby, Superintendent Of the Raymond
h Ely mine, dated July 25th In our
mine. since last week, there has beon no
important changes to note things run
along in about the same groove +; the ore
veins hold their own and assays continue
about the same. The mill is still running,
and things are generally working we'll"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-29

Mr.. Donnelly reports operations for the
week ending on the 26th inst, as follows /:
Mining operations have been continued
through the week and good progress made
in the extension of prospective drifts, etc.
There is no particular change to note IN
the appearance OF ore bodies. They are
looking much the same as usual aud giving
their regular supply for reduction. The
water coming in from the twelfth level is
gradually drying up, and will cause no
further trouble at present. Will COM
mence pumping out the incline next week.
The following work has been completed
since last report, viz:
1.-The surface shaft has been sunk ten
feet. and is now down fifty-nine feet. The
bottom is in hard lime stone.
Fourth level-The northwest drift con-
timed twelve feet, and is now in lis feet,
with no change in the formation.
Eighth level-The raise made sixteen
feet, and is now up fifty feet. We started
a drift from the raise and made thirty feet.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-29
NEVADA VIEWS.


Items of Interest Cullcd from State
Exchanges.
Senator Jones is in Leadville.
Forty-six car loads Of tea passed Elko re-
Gently going East.
Belmont Shoshenes are leaving for the
p~ine-nut country.
The school population in Lyon county
has increased thirty-nine the past year.
The Alexander Mining Company shipped
on the 18th of July bullion valued at So
1873 81.
The daily business of the Virginia Post
Office is from / 200 to 1900 letters, 4 bags
Of newspapers, 20 to so registered letters
and 80 to 10 packages.
Elko county has 8G3 school children.
The only counties which lead it in point OF
numbers are Storey, with 3.37a, and Wa
shoe, with ST..
Elko's new thester is to be provided with
drop curtains and scenery from San Fran
cisco 1t will be called Freeman's Opera
House.
The Mechanics Union of Storey county
has passed an order that no locomotive en-
gineer shall after August l ply his vocation
in that county unless he becomes a men,
Der of the Union.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-29
EnjOy Life.

What a truly beautiful world we live inl Ma
ture gives us grandeur of mountains. glens and
oceans, and thousands of means for enjoyment
We can desire no better when in perfect health
but how often do the majority Of people feel
like giving it up disheartened. discouraged
and worried out with disease, when there is no
occasion fer this feeling. as every sufferer can
easily obtain satisfactory proof that Green's
AUGUST FLOWER will make them as free from
disease as when horn. Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint is the direct cause of seventy-fve
per cent. of such maladies rs bilousness, indi-
gestion, slck headache. costiveness, nervous
prostration, dizziness Of the head, palpitation
Three doses of August Flower will prove its
wonderful effect. Sample bottles. 10 cents.
Regular size, rs cents. Try It. Sold by all
6rst-class druggists In the United States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-29
STOCK LOST

TIME FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES OF
Stock Of the X K Consolidated Mining
Company, in the name Of E. Fisher. Trustee:
No. 1898, for 100 shares; No. 8a2, for two shares
No. $50, for 100 shares; No. 1900. for 100 shares;
No. 1910, for 10 shares; No. 1889, for Ave shares.
In the name Of Woods 4 Freeborn. Trustees
No. 100. for 100 shares. In the name of w. G..
CrandalI, Trustee: Nc. l486, for 80 shares: No.
l466, for 50 shares. In the name of Clute l.
Loveland. Trustees. No. f442. for so shares
No. 1444, for 10 shares; No. l446. for 10 shares,
Also Of the California Mining Company: No.
Sz,'o % s sut = To- s vs s ~, 81" 4, i in ~ : sI n.mG
of p. NJ. Lillienthal. Trustee. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the above stock.
a. transfer has been stopped.
M. r. CHAMBLIN, Eureka, Nevada.
ie26-9Od
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-29

In all the cities where she has appeared
the papers speak in the highest terms OF
Miss Shirley's abilities as an elocutionist
Nor is the favorable opinion as to her tai
ents confined to newspapers. A commit.
tee secured her services in aid Of q church
in Kankakee, Illinois, and united in saying
that her artistic taste was faultless that
she was peculiarly gifted. and her rendi.
lions OF several of our most popular au-
tbors gave entire satisfaction to her audi
tors. She will appear before a Eureka
audience tonight and tomorrow evening,
when we shall have an opportunity Of p r
sonslly passing judgment upon her talents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-29

The managers of the lady pedestrian
match, at Virginia City. which is TO begin
at l o'clock on the morning of Saturday,
August 2. have concluded to open with a
twenty-mile match for six men for $50, to
begin on Friday evening at s o'clock. The
first out to get SIS. second SIS. and third
Sl0-all to go as they please. This match
will end about the time the women begin
walking. An entrance fee of 81 so will be
charoad
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-29

A meeting Of the Base Ball Club was
held at Judge Cromer's Office last night, Ed.
Robinson in the chair. Mr.. W. II. Clark
was unanimously elected one Of the Board
Of Managers. Notice was given taat all
members would be expected to pay their
dues Immediately to Mr.. Kaye or Mr..
Beard. The meeting adjourned until
Thursday night. when a full attendance is
requested, as business of Importance will
be transacted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-29

WARD wARBhINGs.


from tho Sc Reflex
The Martin White Company shipped for
The week ending Saturday sixteen bars OF
bullion valued at SIG, sos rs.
Frank Mite, a former resident of Phoebe
and a blacksmith by trade, has been taken
to the Woodbridge Insane Asylum. 1t is
not a matter Of astonishment TO those who
resided in Phoebe in 1871-3.s
Sam Mitchell, a musician, who came to
Ward several days ago from Frisco, was
taken to Hamilton Saturday morning on o
commitment issued by Judge Rives, it be-
ing evident that the man ia insane. Sam
was a former resident of Phoebe.
On Tuesday last several old residents of
Ward. undismayed by conflicting reports
from Yankee Fork, after an elaborate pre-
paration, pulled GU. into the stream with
two prairie schooners and set sail for that
much-talked-of place, with Ed. Jones as
captain, G.. L. Waters, Nose Storer and
Lac Ladiseur composing the crew.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-29
srREsrs--.i.so r. n.

Chollar, Sta; Savage, 10ssb 1OIa;
Dodie, l2as; Mexican, cab 22ta; Union,
~ 29a; Alta, Ga b; Imperial, IA lS0a;
Yellow jacket. 1874 i5ka; Crown Point,
ssos; Ophir. 500 b ala; Julia. 260a; Hale 4
Norcross. 1l4b. Mexican, 22s; Union,
zets 2sks 2ss; Mexican. 81 \ 3; Bullion .5b;
Exchequer, 5b; Bcleher. 4b 4i0a; Gould 4
Curry. s4s; Savage. 10A b: Sierra Nevada,
"; Con. Virginia, 46Jb 470a; California.
A4b lsoa; Alta, 6%s; Justice. 39Ob IA.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-29

scraps rom che Notebook OF the
S~entimeI's Reporter.
Mr.. Phelps will preach on Ruby Hill
this evening.
DR.. Owens, who has been rusticating in
White Pine, is home again.
Mr.. w. B. Harrub is again among his
old friends on the Base Range.
Judge Lansing will attend the August
term of Court at Phoebe.
Judge Bishop and Harry Cresswell were
in Belmont last week.
Prof. Clayton, who has been in Salt Lake
for some days, is expected here daily.
The Richmond clearinghouse, on South
Main street, is advertised for sale.
No Chinese are employed by Nick Mil
Itch since he moved into his new quarters.
Work has been commenced IN the second
story Of the International
A special meeting OF the Richmond Hose
Company will be held at their hall tonight.
Mr. C. A. Morden. a c~ompositor in the
SENTINEL Office, left this morning for Lake
Bigler, on a visit Of recreation.
The neat arrangement OF Nick Millich's
new restaurant would satisfy even u New
England hon seville.
A pocket book, evidently the property Of
Mr.. j. B. Sabron, awaits an owner at this
Office.
Mrs. Hall left for San Francisco this
morning, for the purpose OF purchasing
furniture for the new international Hotel.
Evans, arrested on the charge of kidnap-
ping. departed for Virginia City yesterday
in charge Of al officer.
Messrs. Remington q Co. are taking the
initiative step, and are building a powder
house on the side OF Cariboo Hill.
The yield Of the Eureka Con. for June
was as follows. Gold, SS5, 500; silver and
lead, SIP, 500. Total, $685. 900.
The Second Ward Anti-Cbinese Club
was organized Sunday evening. 1t is a
secret organization.
For the past six months the Eureka Con.
has yielded $536, 700 in gold and $3.50. 600
in silver aud lead, making a total Of ST.
$50, 700.
Henry Mau, proprietor Of the San Fran
cisco Brewery, Eureka, says the Foot
light" is on the Comstock interviewing his
friends.
Mr.. Biakeslee. agent for the mining
and Scientific Press" OF San Francisco. ia
in town, and dropped in to see us yester-
dav.
W. IL. Remington & Co. yesterday
shipped a large amount Of mining sup
plies south. We could not learn their ex-
act destination Who knows but another
big thing has been opened.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-29
False Impression.

1t is generally supposed by physicians and
the peopla generally that dyspepsia can not in
variably be cured, but we are pleased to say
that Green's AUGUST FLOWER has never. to our
knowledge. failed to cure dyspepsia and liver
complaint in all its forms, such as sour stom-
ach, costiveness, sick headache, palpitation Of
the heart, indigestion, bad taste in the mouth,
etc. out of the &c, 900 doz an bottles sold last
wear. not a single failure was reported. but
thousands of complimentary letters were re-
ceived from druggists of wonderful cures.
Three doses will relieve any case. Try IL.
Sample bottles, 10 cents. Regular size, rs
cents. Tor sale by all frst-class druggists in
the United States.