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Executors Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS.
LEAyESwORTH COUNTY J
In the Probate Court U and for sad County:
In the matter Of the estate on
JOHN SCHENCk,
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Cristadoro's Hair PreserYative,

a valuable adjunct 10 the Dye, in dressin..
and promoting th- growth and perfect health
OF the hair. and Of itself, VIII Used alone-a
safegus that protects The fiDres irnm decay
under all circumstances and under all cline.
Manufactured by j. CRlSrAi AiORO, NJ. SO
William St. New York. Sold by all Drug.
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The arr ofdy eing the hair in five minutes so
as TO deceive the whole world, has been dis
| covered.
| CKISTADORO.S HAIR DYE.
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The depot restaurant has been reatted in
nfst-cla0 stvle. and the travelling pQhue can
nOW - eood lnnch-choap Tor oa1hs
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TET0 pADED may be found on -. az fseo.
LILO dx En- p RoxeIl & C,Fs Nrwspap-r
Advertising Bureau aSpruce 81. where iveYilsins
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UNO LENA FELlN, sole defendant In cas-
Il No. ASA. and one of the defendants ir
case No 2,75i1.. You Will take notice that on
the ii st dav ot the next September term a
said Court. being the LIST dag of Septem her
1873. soon thereafter as the same eau bt
heard, / shall move the Court To revive the
judgme Mt heretofore rendered In each of TN.
above entitled cases, snd that ON the hearing
of said motion, afii 1avits will he Offered I'm
writing in support ~ said motion, as well a.
thu records and papers in said cases flied in
said Court, and you can then and there attend
IL you see proper.
NO. CLoUGH. Plaintiff.
LEAvENwoRTH, KAN, June ~, ls7g.
wst iune2S
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DR. WHITTIER,
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Gil ST Charles street.
Trc..- a! forms Of Veueral Diseases, Semi
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81! OF write. pamphlet OF coasgltation free.
Ian refer 10 the medical Profession N al
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, -
LEAvENwORrH COUNTY,
IN the District Court Of the First ygdct Il Iasnet
ia a ad for s-id C0,,Efy and Sdte:
EMO. CLOUGH, Plaintiff, }
VS. No.255i.
LENA FELIN, Defendant.
and
EMO. CLOUGH, Plaintiff,
vs.. So J-Sily
LENA FELIX and
ERNEST HASTEN, Defendants
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Notes of Cre ditnr hoei n Z.

In the District Court Of the jnit-d Suites ]9I' t'
Distric, i Kansas:
In the matter OF
LONG and Srho NIDsE, In bankruptcy
BankTuptS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a get or
~ al meeting of the credi or> OF = id bank
Iupts will he held at the Office OF Hiram OFis.
wolf. Register in charge OF said case in L-av'
enwoIth, in said district on the 22i DAY q.
Juiy, A. u. 1873, AT 10 O'Clock A NJ, for the
pa poses named III the 27ih section of the
bankrupt act. WILLIAM Ill,
WIT Assignee.
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0k0profts on 20 dayn in-O m
of-VxVV
In western Union, June :. Proportional re-.
turns every week on stock options OF
-. . eSos oloo. o5oo.
Omclal Repogts and Ctrculan free Addreo
T. PUTTER WIGHT 4 Co. Bankem, s
Nao osss6 MI. sBril1dAWly
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HOUSE kNDFARM.

Liberia imported over 5000 barrels OF
Americ IL -four last year
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Is the only chemical combination in exist
ence which changes The color of the hair
without injuring theLIvING PRINCIPLEwhIch
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Notice

ST ATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY or LEAyESwoTH.
In The District Court Of He FIRST Judicial D.s-
tytCt bt aforesaid COttT,.
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HARRIS REMEDY CO. sf-e.cnEMrsTs
Mscsst snd 9Th. St. ST tOD,S W
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Sheriff s Sale, No. 81.

Edward F. Parker, Plaintiff,
The Missouri valley Bridge Company ct as,
Defendants.
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SberiTof Leaveuwor'h County, Ksns.
Stilliugs Stilllngs, Attorneys Tor Insley &
shire
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PC. LOWE.
Sheriff of Lsavenworth County, Kansas.
SrILLISGS & SHILLING :, Attorneys for Plain
IEs.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAvENw .kTH COUNTY. s.
N0VEI1Y IN AR1I

Attest: JOHN c. LYNCH, Coroner.
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p3Oy HARRIS RADICAL CURE
cn4 SPERMATTORHGs
SEMINAL PASTltLE

n uabie Discovery
ald Se1 Dep -Ttiir. ia Ne
lcai science, an entirel,
SeE and positively Effect
i've Remedy i"r the .Des.i,
sud p-rnansu, Cure a
Seminal Emissions q
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15
Iowa . Election.

DuBuouE. Oct. l5.-Ths State election
yesterday was favored with fine weather.
The opposing political forces took the
Geld early and worked hard all day.
Sufficient returns have not come In as
yet to form any decisive opinion from.
but the latest returns from the county
indicate the entire Democratic ticket is
elected over the combined opposition OF
the Republicans and Greenbackers. The
Democratic State ticket has . probable
majority OF 1900. The Greenback vote
throughout the State has greatly fallen
Of. In some precincts In this county
where they expected large gains the
have but Ave or six votes.
Drs MorSrs. Oct. Isl A. M.-Hon.
J.. D. Gripnell. Independent candidate
for the Legislature, telegraphs that the
Republican State and Congressional
ticket has 800 majority 10 Poweshisk.
Ell. Congressman Cummings telegraphs
that the Republicans have regained Mad.
ison county and elected the entire coun.
~ ticket. The total vote in Des Moines
was 3,456, ovsr 800 votes less than the
enrolment on the registry. Governor
Gear and the Republican State ticket
have q majority in the city OF 625. . Re
publican gain OF $50.
CHICAGO, Oct. l5-2 4. M.-Seventy.
seven Iowa polls give Gear / ,700,
Trimbls $3.50. Campbell $50.
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Miscellaneous.

BosroS, Oct. l5.-An inventor Of ex.
plosives aud his assistant, named Ed.
ward whslen. were blown to pieces
while experimenting down the harbor.
Poar Jaws, N. Y. Oct. l5.-Hsnry
Fsrnum. President Of the National Bank
Of Port Jsrvis, died yesterday. aged II.
He was married six days ago, and leaves
TO his widow 1000. 900.
Foarsr CrrY. Ark. Oct. l5.-Ths
Board OF Health report six cases Of vel.
low fever here. and four which have
died within the past six days. The orr
gin OF the fever 10 not known. Buai,
ness has been entirely suspended, and
the town 10 almost depopulated.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l4.-Henry O.
Carey. the we'll. known writer upon pc.
litical economy. died yesterday morning.
Mr.. Carey was the champion OF protec.
ton aud formerly senior partner OF the
arm OF Carey & Hart. publishers. OF this
city.
KrSSrBuSx. Me-, Oct. l5.-Csptain
John F. Mason. . we'll know ship mas.
ter. derapged for some time, stabbed his
wifs's sister. Mrs. E. @. Moody, and
then killed himself.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Oct. 15.-Rsv.
q. H. Hayden has been indicted for the
murder Of Mary Stsnard.
MEMPHIS, Oct. l4.-No new cases.
Ten deaths since last night.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
lsrscrAL TO Tn, cold I'LL DAILY x.vs
Ohio State Election.


CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-The election
passed Of yesterday in an orderly
manner. and Q very full vote was pollsd
throughout the State. There were q few
slight disturbances through attempts at
illegal voting. but the parties were
promptly arrested. Returns are coming
in from all portions Of the State. but 1t
Is impossible at present to give much
o than an approximate guess at the
result. Little attention was paid to the
constitutional amendments. and many
Democrats voted the straight Republi.
can ticket. Strong Republican gains
are claimed In the Erst, Fourteenth.
Fifteenth, Sixteenth. Seventeenth, Eish.
tenth. Nineteenth. Twentieth. Twenty
first, Twenty. second and Twenty-third
Wards. A Cleveland dispatch says: The
Republican majority for the State ticket
will be about the sams - last Fall. II
10 estimated that Fosters majority will
DO Is. 900.
ToLxpo, Ohio. October Is. - The
returns from the city and county
come In slowly. A large portion OF
the National vote Ii probably cast for
Ewing. which will render the vote on
the Governor close. The Republicans
claim the whole county ticket, including
two Representatives. Walbridgs (Rsp.)
for Senator will have 500 majority In
Lucas county. Foster gains SO0 on the
Republican vote OF last year. The
above Ia from Republican sources. The
returns are toe measer to afford . dsfn.
lie statement OF the result here.
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San Francisco. Oct. 1.-THE attend.
sncs at the closins Of the ladies' walking
match last evening vas immense. the
Pavilion being crowded to its utmost
capacity. Sherman gained continually
during the day and evening. and at the
close came out l6 miles ahead Of her
foremost competitor. The concluding
score stood a. follows: Sherman 337.
Sadie Donley s2l. Maynard 500 and
three laps. Alice Donley 2S6 and six
laps, Greenleaf 253 and two laps. Tour
tsiotie 2i9 and seven laps. Wiley 202
and seven laps, and Santos III.
The great contest to decide the ques.
ton Of speed and endurance a between
men and horses IL next on the docket.
One rider or driver will Be assigned to
each horse. and hs must stay with the
horse all the time. going OF and return.
ing to the track with the animal. The
celebrated trotter Controller. who has
trotted 20 miles in less than 50 minutes.
will be driven to sulky. his owner insist
ing that be can cover more miles In that
way than II under saddle. Controller 10
the only horse entered who will Be put
in harness. AL the other horsss may
be ridden. led or followed BY the jockeys.
The horses will go a you please" on
the outer track and the men on the In.
nsr. The list OF entries for the race 10
% follows:
Horses - Controller. Double Gross,
Denver Jim. Pinaiors. Mountain Maid,
Addis Mack. Dan. Mccarthy. Joe. Stock.
ton Belle. Nellie. Hoodlum.
Men-0eorgs Z. Wilcox, b. Nswhod.
Steve Brodis, g. Guerrero. John Nc.
Grseor. A. O. MsAlpins. Alfred 6hsr.
wood.
At the annual meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the Bank Of California yes.
terdsy the following were chosen Direo.
tors for the ensuing year: D. o. Mills,
@. Adolphs Low. b. II. Nswhall, Vim.
sharon, chaslss xayns, J. O. Wilmssd.
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. Board Of Pardons.

The Board OF Pardons held thsil
quarterly meeting In the Governor
Office at Carson on the 18th instant. aut
disposed Of the following cases: Appli
cation Of George r. Hutchinson. con
tinued to next meeting; Thomas Ryan
continued to next meeting; John L
Crawford. denied; 8. n. Washburn
sentenced to imprisonment in the Igor
County Jail for 100 dsys for an assault
~pardoned; James F. Brennan. sent from
Eureka county. December. 1878. for on,
year. for grand larceny, pardonsd; Jas
Dearst. sent from Elko county. Deoem
Der. 1876. for Ave years for grand lar
ceny, pardoned.
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Ing, q. ". Carpenter. Adam Grant, ].
Lincoln, G.. w. Beaver and VIM. Alvord.
The Board elected tho following officers:
President, Wm. Alvord; Cashier. Thos.
Brown; Assistant Cashier. Byron Muir.
ray, Jr.; Secretary. 8. franklin.
The California Pioneers will give Q
banquet to General Grant on his return
from Oregon, probably at the Lick
House. The grand farewell banquet to
Grant will be given at the Palace Hotel
on the evening OF Saturday. the 25th In.
slant. The company will dine at z, and
at II o'clock will accompany the Gen.
eral to the Oakland boat. there to bid
him goodbye AZ he starts for the East.
The committee having the matter In
charge is actively engaged in per!ecting
ARRANGEMENTS. The number OF guests
will be limited only by the capacity Of
the grand dining hall Of the Palace.
d. ]. Ray, bookksepsr for Baldwin
Gardiner. q stock broker at 3la Mont.
Romery street, left the Office Of his en-.
ploysr last Saturday evening ~ usual.
since which time he has not been seen.
All his books and accounts were found
correct.
The jury in the case Of Mrs. Cynthia
Hodg Ion, on trial for the murder Of
Mrs. Emma Downss BY malpractice. 70.
turned . verdict Of murder In the second
degree. with d recommendation TO the
mercy OF the Court.
Commodore Mutt, Barnum's $50. 900
Lilliput, wal brought into the Police
Court yesterday. Mutt keeps q happy.
go.lucky resort on Third street, near
Mission. and the f%requenters Of the place
having by their singing and shouting
disturbed the slumbers Of Rsbecoa A.
Stevens, he was arrested charged with
maintaining Q nuisance. The case was
continued till this afternoon. He II .
hard Mutt.
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TEE DRowNlNo OF JAMES Ne.
AARrlN.

There having been some little dispute
and discussion relative to the circum.
stances OF the recent sad drowning acct.
dent In this town. w publish by request
today . condensed synopsis Of the evi.
dsnos adduced at the Coroner's inquest.
There IL NO desire to attach blame upon
any one In this sad affair. The little
boys who were the only Witnesses Of
the drowning Of their too veuturesoms
playmate naturally felt that 10 ADLER help
had been more promptly at hand and
more promptly exercised. their youthful
oomads could have been saved, while
shoss Of more mature judgment Who
came to the rescue say that all was done
that could DO. II 10 apparent to all Icon.
vsrssnt with the circumstances. how.
ever, that there was Q lack OF true pres.
sncs Of mind and knowledge Of what to
do In such an emergency. Every mo-
msnt and the earliest moments at such .
tims are OF the most critical importsncs,
and 10 10 the duty Of everybody to Be- well
posted aud keep constantly In mind the
proper measures to take to rssuscitats q
drowned person. The rescuins Of the
yietim from the water In the shortest
possible space Of tius 10. however. the
most important poiut Of all. Al to the
sspsurs Of the Water Company 10 the
verdict Of the Jury for not keeping boys
out Of the reservoir. Il amounts to sim.
ply an excellent suggestion which Is
much easier made than complied with.
yet may prove Of practical future benefit.
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HOW TO SAVE n

Instead OF going to . doctor for . preserip.
tion. II you have Br'sht's Dissase. Diabetes,
Pain In the Back and Loins. smarting, innau.
nation. calculi, Bickiust Deposit, or any
trouble Of the Kidneys or Bladder. buy . bottle
OF DIR. MtSTis's NkPHRLTIcuM n, the great
Buehu Compound. II 10 the most wonderful
Prescription ever compounded for thees
troubles. Messrs. Abrsms = Carroll. Wholesale
drussists. ssv: We regard Nsphysticum AZ
ne hst Kidney and Bladder Remedy In ~
mdrkG." Woodward. drugyi.t, pvrusud. Ore
Chiids, druggist. Portland. Oregon. says: "sold
I.ts OF t.; II always ooes the work" Many
have bern cured of obstinate kidney complaints
after the doctors have given them mp. For
sale By all druggists. P.ics 81 %.
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auICllR.

A distinguished scientist once aid: "No
man with q strong and hs,lthy stousch ever
committed suicide" and yet many are suffering
the torturss OF the damned With Dyspersis
when . single bottle Of DIR MiNTIR's Rnglish
Dsndelion, Liver and Dyspepsia Pills will give
relief. and II persisted In. win core the WORT
case Of this dist essing trouble. This pill
cures torpid Liver and Biiiousness, rvgulste~
the Bowels. removes Pimples from the Fses,
cures ssllov Complexion. Foul Breath. Sick
Hes ische. Heartburn. Pain IN the sides and
Back. u sugareo.tsd and GUARANTEED TO BE-
PURELY 2EGErABLE. Il acts directly upon
the coating OF the stomach and on the Liver /;
can b taken In any climate wet or dry
weather. Beware OF limitations. The Genuine
has an engraving OF Q lion on the outside wrap
Per. Price 20 cents. For sale BY ali drugsiits.
TuIRl have been more cures Of seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
by tho wonderful Euglish remedy, Sir Ashley
Cooper's Vital Restorative. than BY all other
remedies combined. Why will you sufYerf
Send " A. e. Mintie, n. D., No. II Kearny
street. Ian Francisco. for the Restorative. and
Be- cured. Prios, IS Per bottle; four times the
quantity. $40. Try sbottls.. mh39 ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15
STATE AND COUNTY Fairs.

The season OF the State and county
fairs throughout California and the rest
Of the Pacific Coast is rapidly drawing
to a close. and generally speaking they
have been q great success in every
respect. The California State Fair at
Sacramento surpassed all previous ones.
BY reason OF the natural improvement
in the way Of farm stock and produc'
ton, a. well % in mechanical progress.
the arts, sci,nc-s and everything else.
The county fairs also have come fully
up to the mark. and are Q great credit to
their respective localities. So too here
IN Nevais. although the fatss dscreed
that the State Fair ct Reno just con.
eludsd, should DO favored with the
worst and msanest weather OF the sea-
SOD. Il was q very good success indeed.
the showing Of fruits. vegetables. grain
and other fsrm produce was. OF course.
not 20 extensive ss 10 California or more
favored sections. bot did very we'll con-
sidsring the resources Of the State in
that respect. The exhibition Of ane
horses, cattle. etc.. was a. good a. could
b reasonably asked for. Some excel.
lent racing was done. with plenty OF
spectators to witness the same, for let
the sanctimonious sober. sides say what
they please, horse racing will always
form one Of the liveliest special features
Of an agricultural fair. Blood will tell.
and people like to see Ii tell. These
fairs always have been and always will
BE- Of material benea. and advantage to
the success aud improvement OF any
State. It is only by comparison that
the true value OF anything is made ap-
parent. and thus tho best products Of
the farm. Of homo industry. or OF me-
ohsnical or artistic skill. brought into
cumulative competition with each other
stimulates and encourages still further
sIors aud consequent improvement. 1t
II for this that these annual fairs are
naturally established and prevalent
among all civilized and wide'awaks M.
lions. Nevada Is not behind the age in
this or In any other phase or require
msnt Of human progress. and does not
propose to bs.
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nvrsvss. shis novs,sw.

A P Miller. II Spsdona, Mrs Jos Orn.
dorf. N Gail. D J Bonsneld. J 8 Lindsay,
E W Eckmsn. Mr. Baitsrmsn. Nettie Hol.
brook. Lizzie Engalls, Ella r Badger. J
Piper. Miss Williams. W @ Bishop. R Z
William, b Tinsy, 8 Roberts, W T Doyle,
J N Francouer. T B Woods, IA Csvsn'
aush. H II schoonorsr. T Cara. 8 Powell.
o Il Bogart, L N Nolan and family. I
LANCER. L Gross. q n Brown and wife
Miss Rsllis. Sophie Williams. W Price,
H. MeClerum, F Goats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15
Governor Kipisad yesterday made the

Governor Kinksad yesterday made the
following appointments: Frank Drake.
Commissioner Of White Pine county. to
all Q vacancy: Louis P. Hsuck. Notary
Public. to reside ct Ward. White Pine
county; Henry L. Fish. Notary Public.
10 reside at Reno. wsshos county, J. E.
Hamili. Commissioned Of Deeds. to 70.
side ct San Francisco, CAL; Chss. For.
man. Engineer on the stat Of Major
General L. T. Fox. with the rank Of
Lieutenant Colonel. vice A. J. Tyrrsll.
sssiRned.
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Tho sierra Mojada Bonanza.

WARRINGTON. Oct. 15.-The United
States Consul at Mstamoras says Of the
rich mines in Mexico: They are very
inaccessible by roads. and the danger
from Indians In the mountains makes It
Q hazardous journey to reach them.
The chances OF getting money there and
Of getting IL out Of the country are. Of
course. very doubtful. The advice Of
the Consul 10 to wait six months before
attempting to 60 to the mines; BY that
time some d.nuits knowledge on the
subject will DO obtained.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15

The second annual Fall meeting Of the
Nevada Agricultural, Mechanical and
Mining Society commences at Carson
today. The best horses on the coast are
entered for the various races. A large
number Of people from the Comstock
vent 10 Carson BY this mornings train
to zee the fun. and the day being One
the attendance from all parts Of the
country 10 good. Many had already
fiocksd into Carson yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-15
Departures Last Evening"

E McDonoush. J Laity, Geo Lawry.
Ed wrinkle. J Wilson. J LAWS. Tip
orndorff, 8 G~oldsworthy. F Kieffsr. A N
Eavsns. W O hull. R Howard. FE vii.
liam. Mrs Geo B Davis. Mrs A Donaghus
and sons. T L Kimball. D Gogsin, A Rix,
Miss n Peel. Daisy Lawrence, L vann. D
Nsvin. Mrs Stephenson. Miss L Howard.
B Phillips.
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IN DIsTRiCrs FORMERLY RAW.
AGED

scourse 10 enjoyed By thoss who have rendered
their systems malaria proof with Hoststtsr's
Stomach Bittsrs. the best preventive and rem
sdy. ouinins esnno compare with Il In en-.
csey. and 10 anything but safe. Phyaicians
commend the Bitters fer the remedial and
resuscitat'p g properties and the closest analysis
reveals nothing In the competition Of q dele
suou nsture. II does not dsteri.rste. 10 On
agreeable cordial - we'll ass potent medicine,
and when mixed with brscki.h or unvhoiesome
water neutralizes III hurtful properties. The
dsniie1s Of malsrious localities, not vnly In the
Unitst States. bu, the tropics. rrgard u - an
Il 70 kept constantly on hand. Az the tide Of
emigration spreads farther westward. the de-
mand for II among those compelled 10 encoun.
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