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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10
MONO LAKE.
A Natural Reservoir OF Edible and
Chemical Resources - 9ood fos
the Stomach and b Hair.
Rodie Erss Pr,,,. Auqu,t Z.

Bodie Free Prs''. August z.
There are at present q large number
OF Pluto squaws Of all ages and oondi-
tons on the shores OF Mono lake en-
gagged in gathering their winter supply
Of food. The lake Is filed from top to
bottom and shore to shore with Q curl
ously formed insect or grub. They are
30 numerous that the water Ii clouded
with them. These worms, under Q mi.
croscope, present q hideous appearance
having large, red mouths and eyes,
and ten legs on each side. The body,
In the water, has q whiteish cast. These
insects in the course OF time develop
and gradually come to the surface. when
they drift to the shore, forming o con-
tinuous ring around the entire lake.
They cling 10 each other In numbers and
can be picked up In punches. The
gathering Of these worms Is done by the
squaws only, the bucks being contented
to sit In groups in the immediate vicin-
ity and while away the pleasant hours
with poker. The squaws IRE provided
with large pieces Of willow.work made
in the shape OF q handless spoon. Into
this tho ''dead sea fruit" Is brushed and
deposited in heaps on the shore. From
q distance the piles resemble coffee
grounds. and upon close Inspection ordi-
nary ants. They have q strong odor OF
fish when frst taken from the water.
which soon passes away and O less pleas
ing sensation follows.
After a drying process 10 gone through
with the exterior covsrings-head. tail,
legs and everything lis easily rubbed
of. which exposes the genuine meat.
This Ia carefully separated from the OBJ
jectionable matter. and after q thorough
drying Is packed away for use during
the cold winter months. This food IL
agreeable to the taste. being sweet and
wholesome. When properly ground up,
with the aid Of o little -four. and moder.
ately fried. these worms may be heartily
enjoyed by white people, providing they
are taken in ignorance.
The water OF Mono lake IL something
wonderful. It has q strong taste OF salt
and soda. By analysis the mineral sub
stance Is divided as follows: Salt, 40
per cent; soda, 40. and borax 10.
There ia no visible outlet 10 the lake
and II is fed by the fresh streams Of
mountain water. The islands are won
deriul and the whole surroundings are .
study. As q cure for chronic catarrh
the water has no superior. and for .
shampoo 1t surpasses anything ever
found in q barber shop. During the
season myriads Of ducks fatten In the
water. The small islands are the breed.
ing spots for millions Of sea gulls. who
remain there during the summer and
seek q more copgenial spot when winter
approaches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10
The Humboldt Reduction Works.
Silrsr State, Augu.t 6tA.


The Humboldt Reduction Works. the
title to which has been involved In liti-
CATION for two or three years past, are TO
DO repaired and started up Immediately.
This news will be hailed with Joy by
many prospectors and mine owners In
this county and along the railroad east
and west Of Humboldt. Since the works
ware closed down, owners OF mines on
which there are no mills have been
Obliged to assert their ores to Q high
grade and ship them to Salt Lake or San
Francisco at Q great expense. This has
been very detrimental TO the mining In
terests OF this county and disoouraging
to prospectors, a. ore that did not assay
at least $3.50 to the ton would not pay
the expense OF shipping them nearly
Eve hundred miles to reduction works.
Henosforth there will be no necessity for
this. as the most refractory ores. % we'll
as the freest ores, can be worked here.
Ores in any quantity. from . sack to .
thousand tons, will be sampled upon ito
delivery at the mill and paid for in gold
coin. The works will be thoroughly re-
paired and put in frst-clsss order ct
once, so that miners who have ores on
their dumps can convert them into coin
BY shipping them here at their earliest
convenience,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10
correspondence of tn. Gold Hill Daily news

WASHINGTON. July 81, 1880.
The Republicans have made 9 splsn.
did start in the present Presidential
race. and we're never before favored with
SO many auspices Of success. Campaign
contributions are pouring in from all
sources with 9 prodigality never before
equalsd. Your correspondent has
opportunities for knowing this to be .
fact, and II hs could but appropriate
the receipts Of the Money Order Ofios
for the Republican Campaign Commit
tee for three days, hs would retire from
the hot and thorny feld Of journalism
and 60 to Coney Island or to Paris.
Besides the great advantage OF initia-
tive in this campaign. important In
every species Of conflict, the Republic
cans begin to realize that their osndi-
date has many advantages over the
padded military shape that has been set
up against him, and they are further
more encouraged by the unity and har-
mony which Is becoming conspicuous In
all their rank and Ale. When chief
tains. personally SO a~ntagonistio ss
Conkling and Jewell or Logan and
Schurz, bend their energies In . com.
mon cause, what may not be expected
from their united efforts2
Nothing. not even . forsign war. would
be more calamitous than the accession
OF the Democrats to power. In the
train OF Hancock would follow at least
o halt million OF the hungrisst. most
wolfsh ofice.seskers that famine. igno-
rance and Incidence ever brought forth.
The thousands OF places now filled by
able and experienced men and women
would DO turned over to this marauding
horde. and to all the confusion Of Babel
would be added the wild ruin OF Q looted
public treasury. Said the Democratic
editor OF one Of the best papers In the
South, after he had seen the Tammany
crowd at the late Cincinnati Convention:
"If I lived In Now York, l would be Q
Republican" Your correspondent was
In Washington when the Democrats got
control Of the House Of Representatives
four years ago. and saw the hosts OF
red.nosed, blear-eyed banners that fol-
lowed in their train to get the few offices
that were under the control OF the House.
These thousands OF physically. morally
and politically rotten men were but q
squad in comparison to the myriads that
will swarm from oil the sources Of pollu.
ton that mark the places Of Democratic
stencil and strength. A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10

Some Partisan ladies have taken 10
frog-shooting. The arm they use Is q
highly ornate steel cross-bow, from
which q dart may DO discharged with
sufficient force to transfix the most cor
pulsnt and toush-hided Of frogs at q
range OF twenty feet. BY means Of q
silken cord this missile 10 attached to
the breech Of the cross.bow, q con-
trivancs enabling the successful marks
woman to dispense with the services Of
q retriever for the collection OF her game.
Having shot q frog. she can haul her
wriggling victim to her very feet, whore
the duty Of ''bagging" 1t dsvolves upon
her keeper. From Ave to six brace
constitute Q good average bag. and fur
nish q suoculent dish Of those slender
hind legs, delicately fried in batter. that
find such favor with Paris gourmets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10

A Paris telegram transmits the follow
ing French opinion Of DR.. Tanners fast.
ing experiment, as summed up in the
Francois: "This prodisious FAST" 1t
says. "will not all the stomachs OF the
starving. There Is no need to be great
doctor to mako such experiments. All
the wretched make them each winter.
Tanner has done the poor a great deal OF
harm. The familiar appeal Ny good
sir. pity me; I've eaten nothing for two
days. will never more have any effect
ON u.s."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10

Sutro Independent Senator Sharon 10
Q candidate for reelection and the Viz
ginia Chronicle is happy. It perhaps
would be well for the Republican press
OF the State to reserve their laudations
or combinations OF Mr.. Sharon until
IL IL learned whom the Democrats will
place in the field against him. As q
matter OF course the Democratic press
will howl. They fear Sharon's sack.
but yet. with their usual consistency.
they are sndsavoring to get Mr.. Fair
and his coin into the fight. We sim
cersly hope they will succeed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10
Humboldt Items.
Silrsr State, August 6.

We are assured by men who ought to
know, that there are several mining
claims in winnsmuoca mountain. some
OF which are subject to relocation. that
will pay to work. Now that the ore al
be sold on delivery at the mill. would II
not be advisable Tor miners who are out
OF employment TO examine these claims
and see II they cannot mako them pay2
II costs no to live while at work
than to lay around waiting for some.
thing to turn up.
Rev. Dewitt Talmage, the noted
Brooklyn divine, who has acquired
almost as widespread q reputation for
sccentricities and Irregularities as Rev.
Bsecher. passed west today. on his way
to San Francisco.
About $50 smigrants from California
passed through last evening going East.
The exodus from that State at present
appears to be greater than from the
South to Kansas.
Two bars OF bullion. valued at 5442 GO.
were received ct Wells. Fargo < Co.'S
ofice today from Silver City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10


Napoleon Ills widow derives her
revenue from three souroes-the product
Of savings and speculations, the insur.
anos on the Emperor's life. and the real
estate which the Empress bought in her
Own name when she was on the throne.
Nominal sales have been made since she
came to Chiselhurst. as well ~ two gen.
uine ones. The Empress disposed OF,
for q considerable sum. the property in
the Rue d'Alba, and the house In which
II. Rouher used to live free. at the cor
ner Of the Rue d'Alysee. The purchaser
Of this estate was Baron Hirsch, "ths
Turkish railway king" There are. be-
sides. estates In Spain, Switzerland and
Hungary. The Hungarian property was
acquired In the present year. and Is ad-
jacent to the domain Of Count Itchy.
Under her sons will the Empress &C.
quirss properties near Trieste and In
Tuscany. a. well a. houses and grounds
In Toulouse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10
The fifteenth Industrial Exhibition O

The fifteenth Industrial Exhibition Of
the Mechanics Institute Of San Fran
cisco opens in that city, today. and will
continue for a month, or until Ssptsm-
Der l1th. Every department Of art and
Industry will be represented. and the
State viticultural and Horticultural So
cistiss will hold their exhibitions in the
great pavilion at the same time. An
extensive list Of valuable premiums and
diplomas will be awarded to %msritorious
exhibits. and the Exhibition promises to
bs the most interesting OF any hereto
fore given.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

rHR BOARD OF EQUALIZATION or THE
i Town Of Gold Hill have raised the sssess.
ment on the acknowledgements property BE-.
longing TO the parties indicated:
Conweli W. O.-Lott Z, Block .. Range D;
possessory claim. 3i2s; improvements, 40.
coowsii ". 6."Loi 10. Block s. Range
rS 9; ps:; a:opg,e oiIIDt%ea,j;;;.andI /. Bicsi
Range d; posssssoy claim, 800; I'm.
proyemsnts. $500; personal property. ,,oo
Rumstt Gcorge-Lots 8, land 10. Block
Q. Range O; possessory claim $50; I'M 800
rJ prGi X. / p. a ~. 20. Block :; R.ns: ''''O
D: Improvements. ........ <Co
Fraser Mary Lot I, Block s. Range O;
improvements. l,Voo
Franksnheimer II. Lot ], Block 8,
Range ID; poesessory claim, 500; I'm.
-provements. y1co.......... 1880. 80. $50
Gibson W. D. o.-Lot 10, Block Q. Range
D; possessory claim. $500; improve
msnts, Sl20.......:................... s5O
Grant r w-Psrsonsi property....:..... 1000
Hall W. n. q Co. Lola Block 8. Range
pi posssssory ol.im, $3.50; improve. go,
msnts, $3.50; personal property, 5000 1850
Hail j. U.-Lot 5. Block 5, Range p; pos.
James dars.@P:i:cnai piopsrty....... 500
Jones Jno. Jr. -Posessory claim. so;
improvements. $780,. .............. 800
possessory claim. SO; improvements
$50. $1,000. 2to
Masonic Hall Associstion-Lot Is; Block
o, Range O; improvements. ............ 2,200
Mercer hichard-Lot 10. Block 8, RANGE
@; posssssory. claim...::..::....:..:. 100
Mercer Richard = Lots IS. 81 and 20,
Block I, Range O; posssssory claim. 800
REYNOLDS d Co-Lot2 ., Block s, hsngo d;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10

According to q recent telegram old
Bender and wife have been captured.
been fully identified. and freely con-
issssd to all their horrible crimes. And
yet the fastest dispatches say that they
are now found to be frauds Of the Hrst
water. and not the Blenders at all. What
atsrribls liar the telegraph IL anyhow! e.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10

II Barnum could only secure DR..
Tanner. old Bender and Sara Bsrnhardt
for . season and show them throughout
the country. with Rev. Tslmsgs for
descriptive lecturer. he could mako q
million dollars . week. without half
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10

Carson Appeal: The children have
caught the TANNER e1citsmsnt. Yes
tsrdsy q boy came in with. mother.
we've been playing at fasting. We've
all taken turns watching Billy and hs
hasn't eaten a smi,ch for half an hour.
That's the limit OF his fast, and now We
want q watermelon and some milk to
begin feeding him on"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10

Cincinnati GaseHs: Gentlemen who
take the stump in political campaigns
seem to forget that times have changed
considerably; that the reporters are
around, and that what they say will very
often appear In print precisely - 1t u
said.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10
WASHINGTON LETTER.

The Republiesss start Campaig.
Coatribuaiens-A Prophetic Her.
ror lhas May Mes be Realised
PEN Pictures or Dsinoorasie
Onico Seekers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OrTIoE OF THE CONSOLIDATED uR.
~ Rinis Mining Company. Room %. Nevada
cisco, August nh. 16SO.-A: Q meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees Of the Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company. held this day. Dividend
No. IS Of Fifty Cents per share vss declared.
payable on MONDAY, AUGUST 18th. 1850.
Trsnsfer books closed until 18th instant.
aui0 A. ". HAvRNS, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10
GOLD HILL GARFIELD CLUB.

THE MEETING OF THE ABOVE CLUB.
l which was postponed TO Wednesday even.
ing. August llth, 10 hereby still further post.
poned until Saturday evening, August 1lth. at
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-10

Y FAVE JUST ADDED TO ny OLD
established Machine WORMS the LARGEST
SIZED LATHE, PLANRR and STEAM
HAMMER. al Of the latest and most improved
construction, and an now prepared 70 MAKO
and Repair all kinds and al sizes Of
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-18

AZ your hands. They are In many instances,
the Instruments through which many OF you
have attained the positions you now loid,
and they never hAVe go. mu,h of anythlng
from you except pat nj otirc repOEts AID
agricultural documents. They have set up
night. Tor you, AID done dirty work tbsi
mas bzr them out Ot all participation in the
chsri { races In tbs golden streets OF The New
Jerusalem, aud TOW they demsbd that you
protect them from ibe ysyage3 OF the type
,auldlng and p~spersIpaklng g~rassbppptrs,
before Is is eyerlasliogiy too late.
Not being 0ue Of the id literary %iellers"
S, toucbingly alluded 20 by the great Senator
5imon Cameron, this epi-tlu to you Corittbi.
ans mAy br n little raw, and nos - polished
az II should DO. but II tries to represent the
feelings OF she newspaper men OF NiscOnsin
IN Language that the wsyiarinR man, Though
a diAbolicsl idiot csn ind rstaod, and u
mean, business. The newspapers are drsper-
ate. and, willie they doN't Sant 10 go On the
war path. they leel that they baYo been raw
i-hei spout enough by The DIFF are I tribts o.
h~u, &c ares oi The government. II you great
men will pass n bill 10 give us teliei, sou will
strike IL rich. and don't you gotgst Il.
Yours, shout mad enough.
GEORdE w. PEcK,
President Wisconsin K iiturs' aud Pubishers'
Association,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-18
War Claims.

The following hitter from Col. Jno. f.
Philips will be Of interest to personS hay ing
elaias against the Government. It /, 10
be hoped that the bill referred to by Col. Phil
Ups, msy become a law:
WAsH.NGroN, March %.
To the 4 iltor OF the SsdaliG Democrat:
AS there ID a prevalent miscon ceRiiop
among my conItituspts intsrestad as to The
offset and pufIott Of the bill Introduced BY
me on the On Instant, providing Tor lhe
taking Of claims out VI the Qusrterm uster
and commissGry department OF the govern
msnt, foe quartermaster aud commiassry
supplies taken FROM citiG"nS by the govern.
ment during the war, | beg = short spscs 10
your paper for explanation. Tue newspapers
have 1t that she bill provides for transferring
these claims 10 the CCurl of claims ut Wash
inRton City, thereby necsssitAting new proofs
and putting claimants to add ,liopal iuconyenl
ence and expense. This ls an entire mIscor
ception OF the provisions Of the bill. The
bill pt0gIdes substantially for comforting Iuris-
dietion over these claims on the United
States Circuit courts In ths districts where
tho lsimant live making II AZ convenient for
them aud IhalF witnesses As possible.
The court acquires Jurisdiction by the
claim ant eling bis petition therein, stating
The oriRion and nature Of his claim, support.
I'd by his afhdAvit,
HsIiee is TO he given to the District! Attor.
nsy, who enters the appearance OF tbs GOV
eminent and represents il on the trial OF the
eAuse, which proceeds As 10 other civil actions.
Provision is made for the claimant to
obtain from the aies OF tho Department here
for use on ths trial Of hiR eAse, al the papers
and proofs slsd by him Ia such Departments.
There are some additional details and safe
guards, but the foregoing are The main pro-
visions.
Ny object In the introduction ofthis meas
ure IL to snsble this elsss OF claimants to sst
= spee1ler heating and TO Soc the end Come.
Of these cases; also TO relieve the gov
ernment Of the enormous expense In Keeping
90 army Of clerks In the departments, Whose
S~slaries have amounted to enGrgh 10 have
paid q all these clsias. There are msuy
OF claims which have been on 4 e
In the department since 1866 Z aud 1865 IN
aud will BE- toore for years 10
They have become sn,angled IN . net
work Of red tspe, IRON which tho moot per
eAorts Of attorneys, Senators, and
representatives can not eItricate them.
rnere is also much OF iaVoritism Ia the cou.
sIderAtioi Of tAese claims by The department.
Of later dsle are iaSen out OF their
place and given precedence oyer older ones;
validity or inyaliditY are made to
too often upon The opiaion Of a mere
'lers, who abstrac,s The evidence and weigh
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-18
Gnitad statas Cengua. 1850.

A. saGmeFsiers are required by Law to be
residents Of the subdivisions in which they
Ars appointed, deem 1t proper to state that
40 appointments Will be made until the yari.
oui couLtles over which | have supervision
have been. diYissd into districts, that appli.
Giants who DO appointed may not be nOn-resi-
dents OF these diStricLG. As the appoIntm snts
and ihe approval Of the iSms by the Superin.
tendsni Of census At Washington, will require
some time, ] Sill state that 10 appointments
will be announced before April erst.
B. T. BAILEY,
Supervisor OF Genius OF Third District Of
Missouri.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-18

u by rules of biz own sweet will. Some
times too, perhaps, The allowance or d'ss'low.
a 90 OF thcss claims are mads 20 depead
npou the amount OF persuasion End c)aEihE
that Senat5rs and Representatives may bring
TO bear on the clerks and bead ofdepattments.
Alter the Clipapt proves his loyalty and
establishes his claim by overwhelming 'vl'
denee, bis csc, sitter yesfs OF waitlng' IL 70
erred TO division headquarters Al Chicago,
where II i subj -cled to another process OF
sbs,racting and red tspe. Alter which, "
the course Of human evenis, It : again refer
rcd TO the local agen OF the depa'tmeat, who
Travels on = salary, has his expenses paid,
ant,ofooutse, proceeds with admirable leisure.
r 'sohing The locality OF tho claimant bis con
clasion as 20 the loy-ly OF HE claimant, or
Tue justice Of his elain, j. perhaps nisfe TO
iepfnl upon rumor or The prejudice OF the
party Of whom be chances 20 Inquire. Tnr
evidence taken BY him 10 wholly ExPARTR
HS in tutn forwards bis examination Aod
conclusion back via Chicago 10 Washington
CITY, where the papers are again pigeon
holed, aud before "a y c. fFom be district
where the CLAN ans ilsss can get the pspar'
taken up for Goal actiopubis tstm OF ofiee tx
pirss, ADD tho next madeieetAd goes through
the sam routine, aud thus il goes, until tue
clsimant dies. and With his claim. can SEE
no objection that sny claimant wAo hss q
claim, can make to isk'ug his cause into n
court o. Justice, where IL oAu be tried accord
ing TO iIed rules and where he can gel a
Trial without denial or delay.
Is would save the government vast Gums Of
money and secure TO hones. cialmAntS speedy
justice,
Very Respectfully, he.
JSO. T. PnILIrs.
r. ST. hope such papers In he district a.
can Spars the space will insert tbs for the In
formation Of those concerned.
J. T. p.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-18

A cubic inch OF gpld IL worth $40; 8 cubic
foot $36s 09o; cubic yard g., 797,7o2 This
i1 vsluing It at SIS 60 an ounce. AT the
commencement Of tbs Christian era there
Was then in the world $42T.0 600 coo in gold.
This had diminished TO S. ,OC0. 900 at the
iIms America was discovered. Thep it be
gan to Increase. Now the smount Of gold in
use is estimated to be ~, 600. COO, coo. Yot all
this welded into one mass would be contained
In 4 cube Of 20 ieat.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-18

-Jsffer'on City Candidates 10 dill the vsr.
'ou' city ofa !ss are out in full uniform, We
ira't they vii! ere long, do something for
the highways to enable farmers to approach
the Capitol without s,icking IN the mud
holes Between the AoreAu bridge and ,hs
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-18

Marshal Allen, II 10 sSid. has reported TO
Secretary Dovens that the "Oklahoma Inyas.
ION Meeting" at Exchange Hall, was the larg.
est aid most orderly public gathering ever
witnessed Ia KAnsss Guy and the nsIt time
he is ordered TO read = Presidents proclAma-
ton be intends TO hire . hall ana furnish his
own audience.-K. q. Times.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-03-18

A>CNS OLALp ~nu
Scientifically prepared o Baissm Tolls,
Crystslised Rick Candy, Od Rye Whisky
and other Tones. The sJBHULA IL knoul
by cur beat physiciNns, Ia highly cummeOded
by them and the ANALTsJs OF one OF our mod
prOmineHt chemists. Prot. q. A Mariner, o.
Chicago, Is 90 the label OF every bottle. II
Is 4 vel known fact that the medical pTofeE
slan that Tolu, Rock and Rye will afford the
~grrStest relief for Coughs Code, lDAuenes,
bro chris, Sore ThroAt. Week LunKs, alIa
Oonsumption. IN the incipient aud ADSAS0Tp
srAGEs OF that disease.
II can be used A. . Beverage and for an an'
p%etissr, making an , q Give Ionic tor Family
use. Try Il, you will lind II pleasant TO itle
OF great service, II weak or debilithted, AN
givss 8 rength, Tone and Activity 70 ihs
whole humaA frame.
fF-PH up In Quart IlEs BotuOs for Panty
u q.
LAwR ENCE &C MARTIN
Sole Agents for the y led Ststcs and Canada
-ALGo--
Importers ~ Fine WInrs Liquors sad CigAfi
Ill Madison 3 rect, UhicagO.
SID h' DrnRE'sfs and Dealers sIsryVns'