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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-22
DELINQUENT H0TlCE.

STATE or NEVADA.
County of EIko
bIs rEICr A~TThR~rT's OvVIrp. .
Joy n. 1850.
10 The fnlio~ir r-ui.d dricui,nr and To- all
"v ncis 81, and riainant. To- tho e sI,s,ns,
snd mrrnN"in"nt- thereon. hereinafter dec
Crii,-i, kn"wu ar unkpos
Won ave hereby uUtiu-d IhIt.s .sit hs, Lron
C"nrnrrI'h Ia the DIsiUtI toIrt ~ the
seventh InlicisI District 81 tho Stat, ~ New.
ada In and fnT thu Cunt! 81 -" hsbi Al
fik". In '.ih Comfy. b. the StR = 81 SC,>ds.
TlziIiin. s.Hin-i The I.'''pari mimi. GoE-i
PAM. a CO.. vUTEii"u ufsauiy-d nd '%Ii,iia:
under aUd il 'iTfT- "I tile fars ni the S:Ais
II t"lifpfnii, d"t"h' Ini. .nh aga net The FOL.
lrNins irrCTil"d p."I,-TiN. reel Eh'i p.Fponai,
anI all ~ n'T - 'i U5 C'aiIiHui, to tho sAfIs.
known or uIkn"wn =, :" r"o"'"T III. tII Gs.
s'.'eh to srid defendant against saht property
f"r ihS Meal war i-sg: together With the dr.
linpn-nTir- accrued upon laid Tax fer non.
payment. Nnd 'hr I"m'lti-, th~r""n LccrAed
ui'ou ihT iusiitutInn ~ ibis suit. a. l' rciNAf.
t~5 d"-ICTAi"h. and that u summons has hrsn
duly is-acd ~ laid Ease.
And you are furih r notified that unir,s zoe
appear AID 1hPw"r The complaint died In said.
c'Is", on nr br'"ic the 2iih day 81 AugaSt,
lSh'. Jnds ~ill br taken against y"u'sad
III. r"sl r,iaI" and improvements h'r.in de-
rribrd. fnr the amount nf said tar aud della.
qurncirs and penalties sp'Cihed aud costs Of
suit.
S,mr ~ defendant AID ,aid party a,.,,ped
and description 81 said property:
The Leopard Mining Company ~rorpoFa.
ti"n organized aud exciting under and 10y Vir.
tue 81 ihs law III tho tate 81 Cal. urnin. sRd
that certain 5Lst,mp quartz mill, known -
the Leopard Mill. situate NhOn' onr aud ore
half miles w~esr"Tly nom the town ~ Gowns.
cnpia. near that certain STRAIN. known as
Deep Creek. aid all machinery and appurtenE
ances thereto belonging CT apprTisiuinE;
also. those certain builIings aud hoI.tlnE
wOrks. being and situate upon that cvStain
mining claim known n the Leopard Mae,
and near the souih~h-irTly portion " the iopa
Of cornucnpia. aud all machinery aud appar.
tcnancCp thereto belonging. said mill and
4 =t-slgu NaaFIa h.l .g alNuaNa In Nhs NFR-A-
TIA Mite. :"surc, in Elko County, state ~
Nevada.
Amount 81 laI 16sS 10
Amount Of tax unpaid. ....,......... 6SS -
Ten per cent. prnslty for delinquency. - 81
Trcnty-hre per cont. penalty for suit. Ia -
-
Total tar unpaid aTd penalty .......ly4 -
I. ". DORSEY,
Dist. Attorney 81 Emo County.
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sTaAYED OR STOLEN.

Iron roRr HALLEcK. oS JuSH 81,
~ iayo, one gray horse, branded n on len
one si. ssG roam ~ p sSS. s sas sarS' ~ s9' .sos 4a:g.
Both the shove mentioned horses were hob.
bled. Asoitable rewstd Will be given ~ the
ynd'rslSned for apy lufornauon that VIII
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-22
NOTICE.
LANE orr,e. At ErnurA. N,,..

jay Il, issc."
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filled notieo Of his Intcn
tion tn make anal proof In support Of his
olailn. and secure Anal entry thereof and that
s.id proof will be made before the Register
", Ncysda. on Monday, the cd dsy 81 Aug
u,t, lnql, vlEi John Tfenot. Homestead Hntry
No. 70. for the n. y Of NJ Y OF Zee. "a. and
snd Names the foiiowingas bic Witnesses Via.
y D. Wyman, jacob X. Morgan and w. A
Montgomery Of Eureka. and w. Kennedy OF
Huntington. Elko Co, Nerada.
JAG. MoMARTIN, Register.
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II .if"s tho above "" hive the Iorrr-i ,toek
o. DTT ';",aI,. CIrihin. aud Urn~rai N-rrh1n-
i''r IL E.'i"fn HrNntH
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-22
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Conveyance u and from tho RprinsS ever,
hour during sveTy day In the rssk.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-08-22

ENPERtESCErHAs SHOWN THAT MA.
T. q WHISKY Is ono Of the hest m-di.
einHl Preparations know n. nnd II highly r.
Commended ty the Faculty for I'll cs.rs 81
Nervousness Weakness. Debility. u, Dyspepsia.
Indigestion, etc. Its popularity Throughout
the Eastern Siaiez has been great. and Il
ccmIs To the Pacific Coast ind"F.cd by the
Ccrtifcstr- of Dr y. Dana lIayrs. St,ts Ar,a--
or Of Massachusetts and Ir. II. &. Louder
back Of 81. L.Onis. Mo. Thee certificates are
most direct In their statements. a~Nrrrius that
the Saboh whisky l., without exception. the
purrst article that can be- uSrd either m-Li
'ciuAlly or for lndis' stlon and S~TVou. Anrc-
tom, snd can b" u.~d with the utr;upI cUnd.
dcnCc. The analysis shows that thi. Whisky
Is free from naVnr!n: nil. nri,.. mtial-. or
other drleicrIon. substance. pr. Hayes
further rays tliSt IL l. pure, OF superior quail
~. aud suitable for diricIic and medicinal
purpose. such recommendations are the
strongest tina, can he furnished. and as there
are thousands of letters Ir-Iifying in the mer-
it, 81 tho Whirky ~ 4 family remedy aud
tonic. no further proof 81 IL. rXrrlIeICc nr~d
he giyrn. Sine" The NabNh M-dIcat"d WhirLy
has been introduced, the Medical Faculy has
discovrd prnp"rii'- which make 1t Valuable
as Flood Purifier.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-03-25
Raster.

The principal festival Of the Christian
yesr observed in commemoration OF the
Of our Lord. has since the
wear 826 been observed throughout the
world, on the Sunday following the four
teenth day of the new moon II it falls on
the 21st of March, or next latef.
Should the fourteenth day fall earlier
the new moon of April 10 taken. The
astronomical time and the local time OF
different longitudes not always agreeing,
not q little confusion has sometimes re-
suited, but the fact that every nineteen
years the SUN and the moon return al
most exactly to the same relative posi-
tons which they occupied st the begin
ming Of this period, and nosccount TAX
en- Of any diferences smaller than aday,
ana it being arbitrarily ruled that the
psschal full moon shsll never fall later
than April 96th, the date Of Easter ID
determined with the aid Of some very
nice tables moro interesting TO the math-
mssical student than intsiigibls to the
general reader. A i1ial
The Protestant Episcopal and the
CsthoIic Churches more prominently oh
serve Ea.ter - . time Of enjoyment fol
lowing he restrictions Of Lent but it Y
becoming more and more observed b,
all denominstions, and to the truly do
vous SIS . religious festival held u
great reverence, and full Of sacred and
tender signidcance.
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SULLIVAN.
March 20, 1880.

March %, 1880.
We have large sick list this week,
but are glad to cay nearly all Of them
are mending. Miss Emma Mcdonald,
who has been very low during the past
week, is reported better, although not
out of danger. Mrs. h. Chandler is
very sick but il reported better.
Rev. Mr.. Carlton of Ashland, filed
the pulpit at the Disciple Church, las!
Sabbath. 1t il expected he will remain
this week with rs.
Mr.. Luther Mead Of Iona, Mich, was
in town last week. BE came to see his
son, who H. staying here nursing sore
head, which he got in Cincinnati. 1t aP-
pears that he was walking along the
street when some one struck him, (the
balance he found out after he came toy
and robbed him Of his watch and about
eleven dollars 10 money. He got this far
on his way back home, but WAS obliged
to stop a. he had taken cold in his face
and was unable to travel.
L Ingraham & Son have concluded to
dispose of somc of their old goods at
auction, which will be held In Parmely
s. Mann's OLD stand next Thursday and
Friday.
Mr.. Frank Humphrey is in Philadel-
phia, purchasing his stock. He expects
10 open his store about the first OF April.
We see by the Leader Of week before
last that some one is preparing life OF
Jefferson Davis. Probably the frontis-
piece will be steel engraving of the old
fellow in petticosts.
OLD SOLOMON.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-03-25

The Republican State Convention will
be held in the City Of Columbus. April
2sth, 1880, at which time there viii be
nominated candidates for Secretary of
State, Judge and Clerk Of the Supreme
Court, Member Of the Board Of Public
Work and Istats Commissioner Of
common schools, two electors TOR
President and Vics-President Of
the United States, and four dele
gates and four alternatss to repre-
cent the Republicans Of Ohio, in the Ma
tional Convention, at Chicago, June I'd.
1880. The committee request that the
several county conventions to select del
egates to the state Convsntion. appoint
their delegates on or before The 24tA day
of April. Tho basis Of representation
in the convention viii be one delegate
for every i've hundred votes cast Tor
Charles Foster for Governor in 1879. and
one additional delegate for any fraction
of two hundred and ffty votes and up
ward In each county. TIE counties Of
this District viii be entitled 10 delegates
Is follows: Lorain, 10; Medina, Q; sum-
NIT. 10; Wayne. 8. re5rl IS
It In urged by the committee that
efforts be made to secure large attend
ance 1t the meeting to appoint delegates
SO that the people shsll be fairly repre-
sented In tho State Convention.
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from farmer under false pretences. he
is the pal Of e. e. Jones Several sher-
ifs put in an appearance for the gentle
man, but he was finally taken to Mans
field.
The band was made . present Of 500
by Mr.. Artemus Beebe. Jr.. the day fol-
lowing Lis anniversary. They are now
WONDERING who the next man 10 That they
can serenade to the tune of t10O.
The railroad company are putting in q
stand pipe ut the depot for the better
convenience Of watering the engines.
Charles Downing, the old squire, the
ex-J. F. attorney, insurance agent, ETC.,
has gone, but not forgotten-by his
creditors. He leaves . good many of
them behind to mourn his untimely de-
parture. Mr.. d. WAS . confirmed Office
seeker. He had been everything from a
Republican down. His last race was for
the Probate Judgship, which he lost.
Mr.. Downing 10 short in the neighbor.
hood Of - 900. His present wherea-
bouts are unknown. He returned home
and passed one night, and left the next
morning for good. A. w. N.
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EIYRIA.
March 20, 1880.

.--s Marcn %, lSoO.
Rev. E. E. Williams and Rev. w. G..
Ward exchanged pulpits last Sunday; an
agreeable surprise to both congregations.
Rev. w. G. Ward has been engaged
for few Sunday evenings, delivering q
course of lectures upon German, English
and American intemperance. These
lectures are attracting considerable at
tention, and Mr.. Ward il greeted with 9
large house every evening.
x Last Thursday was the sixty y-third an
niversary of Artemus Beebe's (Jr.) arrival
In Elyris. In the afternoon the band
gave him Q serenade. and large number
Of friends made him call. Mr.. B. WAS
one Of the six original settlers of Elyris,
and is the sole survivor. He is eighty.
seven years old. sos
Mott Coll, who was sent to the peni-
tentisry little over year ago. for plAc-
ing rail on the railroad at North AM
herst to throw Q train, has returned. He
should let rotgut whisky alone in the fu-
ture. - aat
Wing, the chicken thief, sent at the
same time, 10 also home. He Is the only
candidate Elyris has had at that institu-
tion for some years.
E. Z. Jones, Q much needed patent
right man of Mansfeld, was arrested
last Wednesday, at the American House.
He bad escaped from the officer of that
city by descending o rope from . fourth
story hotel window. His hands snd legs
were 90 badly cut and lacersted BY the
rope that he was obliged to stop off here
and doctor up. He was too fast in send
ing after Q certain wife (O and that was
the cause Of his discovery and arrest.
Wellington Mills of Msns6eld, also Of
patent right notoriety. and . man who
has figured TO some extent In our courts,
was arrested on Thursday evening last,
fer obtaining . two thousand dollar note
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-03-25
Late News Notes.

More Japan tea is now imported than
of all other kinds put together.
The Superintendent Of the Cleveland
markets has lately made descent on
the vendors of immature veal.
The lovliest designs in Easter cards
to send to friends by way of remem-
brance, are among the latest novelti' s
in fine fancy printing.
The plain preaching of the Gospel
in music Hall Cincinnati, Sunday af-
ternoons, draws larger audiences than
any entertainment given there.
Lewis Clark, the original George
Harris of Uncle Toms Cabin, lives In
Oberlin, and except his Oldest daugh-
ter who is teaching in Indiana, his
children are all in the Union schools
where he ia trying to educate them,
having had hard struggle with pow
erty, but leading n most useful and re-
markably noble life.
OF the 293 members of the House of
representatives, it is said that one-halt
of these are professors of religion and
active church workers. Vice Presi-
dent Whe eler, Speaker Randall and
twenty or thirty others are Presbyte.
rians. The Methodists are ably ant
numerously represented. Garfield Is {
well-known Christian, Ferry Of Maine
is Congregstionalist,B Bayard, Butler
Conkling, Thurman, VOORHEES, ant
others are Episcopalians.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-03-25
A Novel Suit.

Justice Peck was engaged yesterday
afternoon hearing the case Of Mrs. IL. b.
Piper, formerly of this city, against c. r.
DeLand, who resides near Wellington,
for $24l, claimed to be due her for
boarding the defendants wife and two
children. Mrs. DeLand left her husband
year or two on account Of alleged cru
city on his part, and with her children
took up her home with the plaintiff.
r ,cently the separated parties were di.
vorced, and Mrs. Piper brought suit
against the late husband for board fur
nished his family until the divorce was
obtained. Mrs. DeLand was the princi-
pal witness on the stand yesterday, and
testified concerning the cruel treatmen,
she had received at the hands of her hus,
band. The case was continued until
this morning~Clevelsnd Leader.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
March 20, 1880.

March 20, 1880.
1t IL possible, II the Democrats come
down in other matters as they have In
the appropriations for federal election
officers, that they may 10 on rapidly
with business and adjourn early after all.
But 1t will be hardly possible to hold
their members together for other com-
promise measures. Some of them mean
to be ugly still.
The case of Simmons, the Georgia
census supervisor, which has caused 30
much bitterness between the two Geor-
gia Senators, and has caused Alexander
Stephens % much tronble has at last
been settled In favor of the Senator.
His nomination was rejected by vote Of
10 to 20. ci Ht a7c
The House Committee on rules has re-
ported to the House IN amendment to
the rules providing for the admission OF
representatives of the press to the ele-
gsntly furnished lobby In the rear OF the
Speakers desk. When the new rules
went into effect. the newspaper men,
who had always had access to this apart
ment were driven out, and they have
been striving to have the rules amended
ever since.
The minority report sof the House
cIcCtiOuU OOumIttec buOWB t01S Tue IC-
port of unseating Washburn Of Mime
sofa, was not based upon evidence, but
upon assumption. The De.nocrats ind
Il hard work TO steal states and Congress
sional seats without making bad mess
of 1t, and they will find that by this move
they have made many thousand Repub-
lican votes. The conspiracy to stea,
the teat Of Senator Kellogg, Is o mistake
of equal proportions and will hurt the
fellows who perpetrate it.
The action of the Rhode Island State
Convention in electing Blaine delegates
to Chicago, causes much rejoicing among
the friends Of the Senator here. In 1876
only two of the Rhode Island delegates
voted for Blaine. New Hampshire will
give him a solid delegation, it is said by
those who pretend to know, and the
Massachusetts, delegation will be divided
between Blaine and Grant. Connecticut
is also claimed for Blaine; but it is one
thing to claim delegation, and another
to getit.
The Greenback- Democratic Labor
Committee has returned from California,
and reports that the Chinese cheap labor
discourages native labor, and keeps
Americans out of employment. Who
did not know this before. Verify these
investigating committees are an expen-
sive and useless ornament to our govern
ment. HOWARD.
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make him . suitable match for q refined
young gifi or respectfully endowed wo-
man, whether abe has monsy or nos:A +.
TIE old story Of tho imprudence Of
youth and the jealousy Of age Il a. usual
put forth to excuse the choking, etc.,
but unless the ex-Senator's testimony
proves that that of his wife il not true,
1t looks as though he had better stay in
Peru, never mind the divorce, and let
tho rocks and the mountains quietly GOV.
er him in the next earthquake.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-03-25

The Detroit Post and Tribune invited
its Republican subscribers to send by
postal card ''their individual first choice
for President, as we'll as that of any 9th.
er voting members of their households"
The Post and Tribune of the 11th, says:
"In response to this appeal We have
received many individual replies by pos
tai card, and, although We do not ask
for them, several canvasses by town.
ships. The replies received from indi-
vidual subscribers up to last night
showed the following preferences:
James G. Blaine, 1918
Ulysses S. Grant, 342
John Sherman, S2
Elihu B. Washburne, IL
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-03-25
ROCHESTER,.

Property has commenced changing
hands, preparatory to Spring moving.
!, Elder Gleason has bought the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Church. Mr.. Church thinks
of buying out Mrs. Reed. Mr.. w. Gran
dali bought the corner property owned
by Elder johnson. Mr.. Kressler of
Cleveland, has bought the house and
store owned BY Mr.. Jones, and 10 now in
business here. sle-. e4.-.
the temperance meeting last Tues
day evening, at Mr.. Asa Mann's.
Remember to attend the social at the
Methodist Church, Tuesday evening
The proceeds 60 for the church bell.
The n. E. Harmoniai Society meet al
Elder Jones', April I'd.
Rochester has three dry goods stores,
aimee Mr.. Potter has moved In his new
store. -f,. ii ns IL.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-03-25

What they it!
ratioDs medicine which
length of
following and be 81 afflicted with
tried Dr. Thomas Eiectrc Oil,
would
public the medicines use
healing relieving
confidence
Thomas
and anything
public benefit A. NJ Hamilton, wakwoh writes: For
troubled with swel ankle which
this place. induced Ecscc O and bottle
cured.
Everett Starr Wholesale
to 8. N. THOMAS Phelps N. Y.
r. electric ed dandEl rized.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-03-25
The Latest Boomi Rhode Island
Solid for Blaine.

Since the issue Of the Blaine Club
sheet, witA the estimate Of the strength
of candidates in the National Conven-
ton, Rhode Island has spoken through
its convention, and sends delegates Tor
Blaine! This is three more than our e.
innate. Mr.. Blaine received but two
votes from Rhode Island and one vote
frcm Vermont in 1876. These three
votes will become 10 In Chicago after the
compliments are passed around.
The Blaine sentiment 10 growing In
Massachusetts,, New Hampshire and
Connecticut. snd 1t would not be sur
prisiug il Blaine should have the sup
port Of New England almost entire-So
votes against only so In 1s76!-Ex'
change.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-03-25
Deoembsr and April.

When The veteran Senator Christiancy
married the pretty and accomplished
young treasury clerk the union was com-
mentsd upon - . highly romantic sf-
fair, and regarded - . great conquest
for the bride. The outcome is, however,
poorly enough, and every one Il willing
to own that It h only what might have
been expected. Flovers and frost are
not apt 10 get along vel t,gether. Ars-
Christiancy was doubtless hattered by
the preference Of 20 distinguished .
man. Senators are not to bs had
every day. and the change from the
rather uncertain subsistencs Of gov
eminent clerk to that Of tho mistress Of
an honored home, would naturally seem
an inducsmens 70 one whose ideas Of
practical things were probably drawn
from novels and romances rather than
from the experience Of prosy old Peo-
pie who had eeen the realities Of life
Nrs. Christiancy, after soms yeafs ex-
perience in being choked, alapped, and
Knocked down before company, had
rather color photographs for . living
than remain under the protection Of Q
husband whose caressss were 90 disci-
plinaxy in character. Instead Of being
for life An old mans darling, she finds
hersslf in the unpleasantly conspicuous
position of defending herself from the
intsmpsrass malice Of . child In his
dotaes; and her life considered side by
side with that Of the foriornest working
girl or The lonliess single woman In the
land, u one of Incompatible mortinca-
ton and missry. The moral Of this
story II npt necessarily that 6snstors
may NOT make good husbands. NOR does
it wholly preclude thu. .possibility Of the
marriage Of yoatA snd sgs being oonge-
nial, though that 10 exceedingly risky,
but shows what IL certainly and sweep
:nely true, that no opium eater and
whisky drinksE. young or old, rich or
poor, Distinguished or obscure, can b :
desifsbls husband; and no amount Of
polit,oal honor or onsiai promotion can
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-03-25
CONGRATULATIONS.
HUNTINGTON.

March %, 1880.
Mrs. Della Pitinger died Monday, the
18th.
Poorman's day In dawning.
Sugar making does not pay we'll.
Nessrs. Chapman & Son have fine
lot of dairy cows for sale. Having for
years been extensively engaged Sin the
business, are prepared to give special
rates. -..-fr
Judging from notices in your list is
cue. tit for tat creeps in, even during the
honey moon. How trivial life engage
ment and how cautious some persons are
in warning an innocent public Of their
fracases and fare ups.
We are requested to say that the Re-
publicans of Huntingt wish it distinct
ly understood they are opposed to the
nomination of o. 3. Grant. 8.
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Advertised Letters.

List Of letters remaining unclaimed
In Wellington p. O.. for the week end
ing March 20, 1880:
Mrs. Hattie Umstead, Mis-, Statira
Taylor, Miss Ella Welton.
J. T. OGDEN. P. NJ.
When calling for the above please
say Advertised"
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-03-25

The downward tendency Of prices in
iron makes quite sensation and furry
of anxiety where there are large inter
ests In that commodity.
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A Good Blood Purifier.

KIkBY, wyandotte Co., o.
Deor Sir.-I have used your excellent I'm.
dian Blood Syrup for Impure Blood, and
have been much benefited thereby. can also
say that for Loss of Appetite 1t has no equal.
REBECCA KIRBY.
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WakamotklA, the Aeo1c1no nan
Nothing has been added to the medicine. an1
nothing has been taken away. It 10 without doubt
the BHSr PunIYIHA Of the BLOOD and R1NHWD q
the SYsTDN ever known to man.
This syrup possesses varied properties.
II acts upon the Liver.
ls acts upon the K1dney0s
lS regulates tho Bowels.
le pur1f100 tho blood.
It Qulets tho Nervous Sy0tens
lt promotes Digestion.
Nc NouF1shes, Strengthens ana InV19s
Ie carries or the old blood and makes
Is opens tho pores Of the skin, and
induces Healthy Perspirataon. .
It neutralizes the hereditary faint, or poison b
The blood which generates Serofula Eryspslas, end
All manner of skin diseases and internal humors.
9Thers arc no spirits employed In its manufaetura
and it can be taken by the most delicate beoo, q
Otaa&oa b diyseeions.