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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-03

The arguments OF counsel In the case
OF the Nevada Asylum vs.. j. F. Halloef.
State Controller, were made yesterday In
the Supreme Court. Attorney General
Murphy appeared for the State and
Messrs. Deal and Whitman for the Asy-
lum. The arguments were closed and
counsel will prepare BRIEFS CarsOn Ap-
peal. Dec. 2.
In due course OF time the decision Of
the judges will be rendered in this
matter. involving Q new and hitherto not
allowable drain upon the State Treasury.
Il involves also o decision as to whether
the Orphan Asylum and school Of Vir-
ginia City. SC many years under the eI-
elusive control and management Of the
Catholic Church and Sisters Of Charity
at that place, has lost It's established
identity and IL no longer . ssctarian In.
stitution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-03

otulub . thhaohtos Dtotbo wan btoWt1H
and blowing, and tho President was
listening. They were on the most In
Innate terms. Blaine got ont on one
side OF the carriage and Garfield on the
other. They walked mp 10 the depot,
and passed within . few feet OF the
prisoner. who drew hfs wespon and fred
twice, and hit him once.
You shot him In the backf
did not ere at any particular place.
Did you not ERE fer the hollow Of his
back?
Ny intention was to shoot him in the
back.
Did you think u be got two balls In
his back II would remove him7
thought 20.
And you intended to pm. them thsrsi
I did.
Question Tin . solemn mannsr)-And
from that hour TO this you have never
felt regret or remerssf
regret giving pain or trouble to any
one, but I have NO doubt % 10 the nsoss-
sity Of the act or the divinity Of the act.
You have never limited at any remorssf
Ny mind is q psrise. blank on thu.
subject.
Do you feel any more rsmorss about
rendering his wife . widow and her chill.
drsn fathsrless than about breaking the
leg Of that dogf
have no conception Of IL as murder
or killing.
And you feel no rsmorssf
In . low and almost inaudibls Voice:
OF course ! feel rsmoyss 20 far - my
personal feelings are eeaosTnsd. Ifssl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-03

James Kipkead, who died at Carson
day before yesterday, vas brother to
John II. Kinksad. the present Governor
Of this State. who will accompany the
remains to St. Louis. Missouri. for in
termeut in the family burial lot ct that
place. Deceased was fity-ssvsn and q
half years old. The Carson appeal
gives the following brief biography Of
him
James Kinksad was born at Smith
field. Fsyetts county. Penn. June ).
1924. His boyhood wa spent in Zanes.
vile, Ohio. When . young man. be
smisratsd to st. Louis. No.. and in 1850
Joined his brother. Governor Kinkead.
in business in Salt Lake City. Utah Ter
ritory. He then came ever the plains
to California in 1852. returned to Col.
orado and wal . pioneer in that State.
He engaged extensively in mining and
milling operations from the time OF the
Pixies Peak excitement Tor several years,
when returning to st. Louis, he became
associated with the firm OF r. Sellew <
Co., importers and Wholesale dealers in
metals, hardware. etc. In the spring OF
1879. his health failing. he retired from
business and came to this State. where
hs has since resided. Deceased was .
man OF exceptional business ability and
thorough knowledge OF the practical
arts and sciences. His circle Of friends
was co-extensivs with his acquaintance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-03
D HILLYxR.

Very few residents Of this section have
moro warm personal friends than Hon.
E. W. Hillysr. United States District
Judge for the District Of Nevada, now
In San Francisco under surgical treat
ment for an affection Of the brain. And
all will feel grievsd to learn that his con-
dition is pronsunced TO be critical; in
fact, Il has been said on good surgical
authority that his case IL hopeless.
Yet. while there il life there .is hope.
and lot US all hope that the genial-spir-
tied, good man and friend may yet bs
spared to rs for many . year Of useful
ness. The Grass Valley (Cal.) Union
Of day before yesterday gives the fol.
lowing points In his history:
Judge Hillysr was for many years q
resident Of Auburn, Placer county. He
represented the county for q session
In the Assembly, and at the commence
ment Of the war joined the Fourth Reei.
mont OF California Volunteers a. First
Lieutenant Of the Auburn Grsys. he
served until the close OF the war. during
which time hs rose to the position Of
Lieutenant Colonel. his principal duties
during the last year OF service being
those Of Judge Advocate. When the
volunteers were mustered out OF service
or the close Of the war, Colonel Hillyer
located ct Virginia City. and resumed
the practice Of his profession. the law,
and not long afterward was elected Dis.
trict Attorney Of Storey county. and
subsequently, was appointed United
States District Judge. . position he has
occupied for . number OF years, acauir-
ing the reputation OF an able jurist and
respected for o probity Of character that
he has maintained throughout his whole
life. Tho Information Of Judge Hillysr
being at deaths door will DO sad news to
many friends who were his intimates In
the days OF his early California life. and
who have continued to hold him in high
appreciation for the kindly aud noble
qualities OF his generous nature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-03

There has been more or less festive
h~ilariOusnsss connected with Guitsau's
trial thus far. Just val. till his divorced
wife mounts the witness stand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-03

The latest gold discoveries have been
made along the Deloire river. . tributary
Of the great Mackenzie river Of the North.
The Dsloirs Ia said to be navisabls for q
distance Of 500 miles. but 1t Is full OF
dangerous canyons, rocks. sharp bends.
and whirlpools, in which timber Of large
diameter and fity feet in length has been
seen to disappear end foremost. China
men have made their way there in large
numbers. They can get along where
white men fail. and there are few places
whore they make less than ten to twenty
dollars . day per man ont Of their rock
srs. They plant potatoes and csbosses
on the banks Of the river. and In other
useful ways spend tius that white men
would DO more likely to spend in drink:
ing whisky. Trsppsrs say that Ii gets 90
cold In winter in that region that quick
silver freezes hard enough to b made
into bullets, but they experiences no Ill
effects from the intensity Of the cold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-12-03

Al . game dinner in Chicago thirty
sieht kinds Of wild fowl wore served.
and tho bill Of fare also included black
bssr. mountain sheep. buffalo. antelope.
bison, elk. rabbit, squirrel. veodehuek
and 'possuu.
Ellsworth American., 1881-03-24

TEcn YoUK BoYs-Teach them that a
true lady NAV be found in calico quite a.
frequently as in velvet
Teach them that = common school eduoa
IN with common sense is better than a
college education without H.
Teach them that honesty is the best poll.
cy; that it i better to be poor than TO be
rich on the profits Of poor whiskey. and
point your precept by the example Of those
who are NOW suffering the tormenis Of tn,
damned
Teach them to respect their elders and
themselves.
Teach them that as they expect to be mer
some day, they cannot too soon learn tc
protect the weak ones
Teach them, by your own example, that
smoking in moderation. though the least o.
vices to which men are heirs, is disgusting
to others and hurtful TO themselves.
Teach them that to wear patched clothes
is no disgrace, butSo wear a black eve is.
Teach them that God is no respecter o.
sex, and that when he gave the seventh com
mandment he meant it for them as well a
for their sisters.
Teach them that by indulging their de
praved appetites in the worst form Of dis
sipation they are not fitting themselves t.
become the husbands Of pure girls.
Ellsworth American., 1881-03-24

MEDICAL UsE or EGGs-For burns or
soalds nothing is more soothing than the
white Of an egg, which may be poured over
the wound. Ii is softer as yarnish for a
burn than oollodion, and being always at
hand can be applied Immediately 1t is also
more cooling than the sweet oil and cotton
which was formerly supposed to be the sur
est application to allay the smarting pain
1t is the contact with air which gives the
extreme discomfort experienced from ordin-
AIRY accidents of this kind; and anything
which excludes the air and prevents infam-
nation is the thing to be at once applied.
Ellsworth American., 1881-03-24

KEEP TIF WHEELS Hubbard
Thayer used hand-caTt in the CITY Of Bos-
ton for seyera! Years. carving packages. etc.
. their destination. He creased the heel.
every other day, but on inquiry he found
th4; another car;man creased hi wheels
every day. IL4yer tired tha, plan and
found his cart drew much easier than It did
before. " hen the horse. and oxen draw
the carts We don, much mind the difference
and let the poor beast suffer from our neg
lect-sufier perhap, TIL the neglected vehicle
cries out in very asony-'cur>e the driver"
As some cal It. Thus the wheels and aAles
are damaged, the team maltreated and the
business hindered. Grease often; never let
hard, gritty material accumulate on the
axle and aever let it e, dry.-Pcopie's
journal
Ellsworth American., 1881-03-24
81
farm ann AOussbOln.
A-sen!:a. Wall Papers.

Prof Edward : Wood writes to the
.N1astgry Eauao~, 80 rcpl, TO d corrcspon-
dent who seeks ,o know ,h, effect, produced
by ar>enrd wall paper upon persons subject
al 60 rs influence H. remark, that the
symptoms l.dcr ,cr1 mach 90 ditierca, oa~c>
-ss ,wo persons apparently ~ the same
health and subjected 10 precisely the same
condition, may be affected ,er, differently.
one feeling the effects nf the poison quickly.
aad she other no; at a.. or DO; for a long time.
A. rule. caillrca arc more susceptible than
adults, and females than males H. some
cases sitting in a room papered wi'h an az
SENECA parser tor >laSlc evening has been
sufficient % produce marked symptoms,
while 10 other cl,e> several months ha'e
elapsed before an, ct:,c, upon ,hc health la,
been noticed. The Effects ar, chiefly pro-
d4ceJ by mean, IF m.aut. particle, of du.,
being ~, free from 'hc vaU parrr and com
ing su contact with tar skin and mucou,
membranc>. whence portion may be inhal
ed 81 swallowed. That such particles az,
detached WA, b, mas.. apparent b, drawing
Ellsworth American., 1881-03-24

Torpid kidneys, and eonstipated bowels,
are the great causes of chronic diseases.
Kidney-W Wort has cured thousands. Try
it and you will add one more to their num-
Der
Habitual costiveness affiiets millions Of
the American people. Kidney-Wort will
cure il.
Kidney Wort has cured kidney complaints
of thirty years standing. Try it. See adv
Ellsworth American., 1881-03-24
No. IL.
portrp.
a.s!. zs6sr.ast.
ny JoHN g. WHITTIER.

ny JoHN 6. WHITTIER.
Nv old Welsh nyighbor over the Nay
Creit slowly oul IA the suu OF spriHg,
Pu-h.d from her ear ihr lUcks OF gray.
Aud listened 10 h,ar the r-bius ling.
Her grandson. PLAYING AZ marbles, stopped.
Aud cruel IN port ~ bal y ~ he
Tossed a ston, II h. bir,l " no ho,i.-d
From buu-h to boush "a The ppir Tree.
Nay said the Grandmolhcl 'bave gu not
heard,
Ny gnor. bsd boy. uf .Hc der pit.
Aud how drop 10y dlo,' thi- per, ifui bind
Carries the water thai quenche, ii,
He bring, clo, dew IN hi, little b D.
And i-t~ t f4ti ou "a -ssui- % sin:
You c4u sac tiit 20 tTA uu hi- rrl b.e = stili
OF tre, tuaf ,cUssh a, De drop % IN.
My poor Brou rhadjya nv breA-,-LurneJ
b9rI'
Singing -u ,we,ti, IL 90 IuiA "a gnb'
VERY a-ar to the b,trf 81 rgr ls.rl
l. he Abo pi.r- tI. lo-l Ike him.
Amsu ] laid 10 toe autifui mNth
sing bird 81 tod % ul heart 70. wei.
Each 90 a t.tuu4hf }. tiYj' whsT,Wtfh
T. it,>,n aua gueuoI iiie hE'> oi bell.
Plaacr~ aud .,N, like fsin,lr.l-, tall.
t. IT Iftv arv e.-olius dew
AMI dear 10 the heart OF cur Lord arc all
ho suffer nke linn "a the good ih,y do.
Ellsworth American., 1881-03-24

SoAPsUDs FOR FLOwERs.-No wise wo-
man who has flowers in her house or garden
will throw away the soapsuds. They are a
most valuable fertilizer for flowers, and es-
pecially for the verbena If this floral
fsvorite is plentifully watered with soapsuds
and its seed vessels picked off, it will flower
Profusely. Soapsuds are good for vines and
currant bushes and fruit trees Indeed,
they are food for plants. corresponding to
milk for animals, and it is very wasteful to
throw them away if there are plants any
where within reach that NAV be benefited BY
them.
Ellsworth American., 1881-03-24

Still lives, and so do hundreds of others
who have been cured of Rheumatism and
Neuralgia, by the great blood purifier Sui
phur Bitters. Send for testimonials.
Ellsworth American., 1881-03-24
P.ATEN Is.
II. II. EDDY.


~vs4rr- FaIsnts TO the Ueltri ~tat... sI.utr
hTrti HTltstn. france AMI .ihsr tore ~ -aun,rl,-
'"pie- 9i The e.a1ur of auy FArcnt Furnished nl
Ftnh ing one dollar N-si suurnt- trcur.l-tt II,
W AshtESton y" AGENCY In tie Uu4.-i STATE.
p"--e-s' superior tsrtI ,ics tor uttA.u.uxT tents
Or Ase"riAinInE the ratcut4LitIty oItuyrut.1us
I. ii EDDY. solicitor q ra.cuts
TEsTfApNEALs.
~ regard Mr EIty A. one ot thr ns.t c.pabl.
an! 'urr.vstll practitioner EIth whom I have
Ia! % d .4l Inf"rrour.r
tHAs. NAsuS, Comrai.-Ionrr u Patents
"lnF"nior- eAnEot employ person more tyu st.
" Frlht nr m.T" capable 90 securing IJr them an
S--ir aud favorable cuEs Iteration AZ the Patcui
pflce EpNv>p ErEAE
att CON Hlts-ioacG ui FIirul- p
BustON, October - $50.
" EDDY 30 -p-ar sir. You prucu re-, tot
me In I~tn my Lrrt patent ~Ince Ihru you t4yt
E'trI '5r and advised me hundrcd- ui cA-c--
soi PROCURED NAM patents, reis-uc- and cxicL-
slvn-. / have occasionally rmIIoycd me .ie.t
tsynr.es IN Srw YORK PhIlaslrlth hlA 4ni Wa.t,inz
l'n. but -tlii give you almost ihc whole 81 InS
na. moss, ~ your line. and advise other- to EN-
l''} 5ou. Yours 'Tuiy GEORGE DEArEE
Boston. Ian = Is-l I'rl
Ellsworth American., 1881-03-24
IN FRANKLIN.


taken 10 ,hoose fasfiig and 10 ssit the trade.
Ii is ~ trouble for to skoar gaois, and invite
aH Ia examine my iBsaecase sforf Of sugar Moias-
~e- syrup, Tea. Caif.r. T"harco, >taTrh. spic' $.
Eai.in- HEs, JurrantS Dates, PTupes, TaIna-
rind>. Cifron, Sagr. Chocolate. Mustard, Nuts,
Pickles, Reef, Peaches, >avory. 1 mat1es. Oys-
ter Yeast sad Baking Powders, Crear-i Tartar.
soda, Toilet, shaving, Laundry asttlc aud Ho-
lei soap. Washing fluid, Blueiag, Lye &C, Con
fertionsry, Batter, . hrese. Beans, Apples, Pota-
i,,,>, le~'t~ arr l., TurnlpS Onions, Cabisigcs,
Pra-. EE--. Lard. Fork. Ecef Ham, Tongue.
Trirs Vinegar. AaCkerl. i'rt Fish, Hsibuf, i,
Herring Tongues ami SOUNDS, Flour. Corn. Rice,
Parma. toru starch, GrsthHm. Cat Meal. Tapinra,
kt,,. tt,st Oat-, MihlItncs, UttOn seed Meal,
Crl,, Arrs. salt. Lime. Cement t,raS--Seesl, Tar.
Pttch, uakum Alum, RuraN. Nitrini, Bristol,
Br ok. tamphor, Glue. sulphur. salt Prtre, Am
mona, CubebS, t,lyvtriuc, Castor OIL. >ens. salts
FLAX seed Rosiu. TartariC Acid. Arnica. Bittcrs,
Lung amt puEh Bal-ams, Rcnzine, Hid GlUNe
tiransers, Lemon, Pcppyuutnt, hcckeTiei ~.
Cinnamon. Ani-c, Nauilla. jamaica t,inger. PARE
srorl. iiptmeut-. Panacta, OILS, Inks, Hair Oils,
Prrfumery Polish, Backing, Cas- oria, Worm
E}tNir aud IoEcUEe~, flastCrS, Salye, Pills. Con
ditpu Powders, Tin"turc-. ttum-, Dyes wax.
Paints tu every color brushes Narnisnes, Japan.
TurpeuiHe kerosene, forpniSe ami Ncats Foot
pll. \, lc t,rca-r, Linsec on. Hardware Carpcu-
ter, Tools, House titttnE~, Locks. Knobs Bolts
Bells, ANr-. Nail~, Hay ing and Farming Tools
Cartridges Pow der, shot, Caps. RaEors, Traps,
Whips St &c, In VTeIt variety. Cruckery and
tlt-. " arr ia all all styies to,, numerous to mem
rau Window Glass, Mirrors. Tea sets. Lanterns.
Vases. Juss. Stone War, Tin Ware. " Oosiea
War; aI sorts 1T iru~hcs from Footh Brush to
a Horse Bru-h, Pip-'., Chalk, Calico, >hawls,
amhric ~iesiA ~hsCting-, fiannrls Cotton, Red.
t.rry " httc, elbow, herks, Brown Hiu", TwtliS.
plain. Pressed, Battling, Wadding. Ticking. Crash,
Linen. thrVlot, Cott"uad"s. pRESN GDDBN In
larry a~snrtments, Trimmings, al rpoi FaRfiHgs
tfi large gapfitl.s, TW e,i, buck. Dama>k. shirt,
Frr,,A~. CariigAu-. Nubias. Waterpr"of., Jackets.
Towels Napkins. Bel ~p cads, shirts, L Und,T
wear, Umbrellas. Fancy ,'unstS and small Wares
I'm abundance HuatS, ~hus-, ~lipp.ts, kubhcrs,
Arti", Mureastn-, Ready made Clothing and
Furnishing o,on'i- trum Nos'k Tic u an tisfer,
Hat and Caps. Fur t,ouIs, Furniture including
Ellsworth American., 1881-03-24
NEW sTYlEs ARE REApuTHIs SEASON
HANCOCK COUNTY
Savings Bank,
Ellsworth. VI aIne

ORGANIZED MARCH 9th. 1873.
MONEY deposited or before the list day ot
III March. June. September and December will
draw dividends from the drst OF same month
Dividends on deposits payable twice a year.
Jsne and December.
Dividends a. as declared are added to the
FrinciE a., thus componndiBg the interest every
six months.
ES- Under the existing law OF this State all
deposits in savings Banks. exempt from N u
nifipal taxation.
No returns Of names Of depositors are required
TO be made 10 state or town authorities and al
seeounis are held by this Bank to be strickly pri-
vate and confidential.
Married women and persons under age can de.
post money IN their own names. SO that it can
be drawn cnly by them elves or on their order
Especial advantages afforded to Executors,
Guardians. Trustees. and others having in charge
trust funds.
GEORGE PARCHER, President,
49u U. &. BUakRILL. treasure.
Ellsworth American., 1881-03-24

EUGENE J. SW An.
, 1881-01-17
BUSINESS.
Review of Financial Transactions
in Chicago Last Week.
Tho Produce Markets Loss Aosiyo--Pro-
visions Rather Weak, but
CLOSED Firmer.
Wheat Stronger hnL Qaiet-0her Brsadstugs Tame
anA Sleady.
BUSINESS.



Tho currency movement last week was
strongly in fnyor Of Chicaso. Toward tho end
Of the week the orders from the hU9-ratsIny
country became more numerous, but tho bnl-
nnce wns stll III fAyor Of tho city. Now York
exchange wns freely ulrcrcsl ut tho close nt par.
l}nhk cicnrtnEs fur tho week wcre SIS, ,tO0. 600,
nEuinst $2j,OO000o for tho corresponding week
OF last year. Hereafter the clcnrinRs will
bc fpntlo Mt 900, is,stcnll IF IL o'clock
ns heretofore. Loans have hnd mn cnsicr tend.
cncy. ranging between o aid per cent. Local
dealings In securities Increased largely. THO
transactions on the Chicago suck Donr,l
amounted tn $:sU,Uo0 Oh Saturday. For tho
week tho total wns $sJ10o1, ngaInst 09*Oo tho
previous week. Operations ty ChtcnRa hrnkcrs
Il, New York Stock Excha,1Fc stocks have been
very heavy. On tho whole, tho tendency Or Chi
cnRO Bpeculators Itt Wall street bus bcun toward
RrGhtcr caution.
Tho F..blc suys: "Tho trade returns for tho
now year'hAvc not yet tnkcn such detn!t stape
MS to a'Turd much Indication Of tho course of
business, md tho returns FROM tho clenrlng.
New renr puyments. These appear to have
been larger than ever bcftro Mt most ct tho
commercial cities. though tho comparison Is tho
less satisfactory bcciusc considerable part Of
such rny!npnts were completed Inst gear during
tho week ending Jun. j. Such tntl"ntions ss
ness fl d!lrfront cities sIncg the new year begun
tarc. On tho whole. favorable. In Tits elty tho
, yolume 81, ot business 4 iargo for the seasn,l,
Atlvnnto Ut prices. All Increased Aottinnu for ex-
times Iii brendstlitfs. but not In petroleum. OPP
er1tiDns III dry goods hnvo Dten Bnnll+ bit
preparations arc l'eInE tnade Tor lnrH0 sprfng
Iru!le. !siouut c1tnparattyo ntscncn OF si,ecu.
intsEe feuE Is l,tltccd. nild tlencra nre snll 4,
last jcnr."
, 1881-01-17

LlAt OF phtcnts IsSltcd 10 Western Iu-
ventors the 1snHt IVvgIs.g


as.s. ALI
49,, .,, VIZ ~ ~. "cch.
o'fe't Onpat<N ~ 1hs taaeao0 TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, d. T.. Jan. W.-A.. II. EyAns t.
Co. rcpurt tho following pntctIts fas,,nd n Waef
err, invcntnra I'm ,ynpF i,,.t cI,so.l.
'- '''0 "ooA :" ~ s'o'e"'
ILLINOIS.
=, l.: Abel, Chicago. harvester.
.,a.,I ~. =. Ao''hgtoh q "ebstcr, Fcor1a, hand-
e.. Eassett. Ch[capo. s,,utter vertj,utor
u. II. uIIas. thit..v,, tan'I,..,,, 1io'emeht'
II H. Hnwnrfl iltsMtnr n,,tn.t,,s r., ,t,,,,, ,,,.
lncs. '' 1>"~''"'' N'''''' 'o' e"oeA'to"
q. d. & r. L, 1Jn,yorth. nccut,,r u,,,k,o,. ror
chpck-ruw lines.
kcniie; siullnG; chaiM.conveynr.
=. II. k1rkhutu. ClfoHgr>. preserving Cggs,
!; Larson, Ch!cnKn, sowing nlachine snuttlo.
r; =; LoeKWuod. hocklurd. shuttle.
M4t.news: n!..H' ,M,1n1ority. ll,ot-lGnee.
:. ": lGItei!s1ll' ltockforl, machine foreuttiug
+. pniin i,ni,o,o v,,,,tro,o
", Su0rtio. H,jriliniirji ;sh.,iIntc mint
II. IL, HpGueer Mound Civ sputilnp.
chine.
J. 4. Todd, Chrlsnat, cur r-coupi{nr.
l.. a. WurreN, SycA1llorU. pulley .uititoh.
,v,,,n,...>,
".oeosois' -.
4. +, Hlpson' 5afl!hHeoh Ct ni.. tanning h1.1es.
q. nrapeft t!nttsSi!le. cnrpet et.strutch1r.
uient. to' ''''"a"Aeo' e'octFlo-pe'l AttAeh-
q, u, Smith, I,acfnp cInuu for tnot,tor,a ,,oeL
l. Stevens NHn,,t' ,ttsIn"lt,r,ott,
, 1881-01-17
CAVARttlI CURE,
Swallowing Poison.

AwnltnSlnE and 'nha!tnx tho noxfous Impurities
generated ly Cutnrfht poIsun not AIanu La naa:l
knfis hut tho stomach and lungs. No Mrrely local
tlnltdy, k0 douol1es md 1nrUIubH Butty can EYoB-
Silly r11ch pr Gs14lcatu tho vlFltent Kpusuies Ut
EAthrrh. This fhGt explains tho wonderful lures
Objected by Or. Wei Dc Meyers now lnocuIatlvc
tteath1eHt The clements used ny lin s.rs th4orbet
by t0 mucous Mutl,brInU tru Rsluut tho system Nnd
furh ionNl u Hvtl lUCsal nttdutD, nv
certain IL GttrG Elatnrrtl, vaccine virus Is irb.
vent st1,n- It's unprtcet1enteI 4nfo with uils
llclsea fEbm snany thousands wU ut nal
kttAxtt VI tho dtGASG, have ltettl GMre by ttliN
wonderful! r1niGAy. 0sbllhl. bryund contradiction,
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