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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-07-03
From Tuesday Daily.
SRlmNJ.und

II. W. Brown arrived from the East
this morning. AMI departed for TEsca-
rOra by the outgoing stage.
Parties having masks or parapherna-
liza belonging to the organic It:ru of
Cnl:thumpians, will please return the
same to the general repository r, the
drug store. as they will be required on
the coming Fourth.
Messrs. Payne & Fcruald this morn
ing received hom tho west a carload of
lumber especially adapted for the con-
siructiou Of header.wagons. mud they
are now prepared TO supply the brisk
demand for this quality at the lumber
yard.
Our old time friend, Amos Plummer
has IL C again left the mountain fast
nesses Of the Brnuenu. and with a
couple Of teams arrived here FIR sup.
plies. His friends here. whose name Is
''lcgiou.'' are glad to meet him in
health and vig1r. and to find that he is
still thriving and nnhismayed. lie re-
turns tomorrow morning.
Robert Cullen and j. q. Mnyhush
started with an outfit yesterday on q
prospecting tour ont near the eastern
verge OF the county. From Indications
discovered by the former some n
ago, it ID thought that valuable mines
exist in the vicinity mentioned, and
they propose to fluid them IL possible.
They expect to be absent about a couple
OF weeks.
Pat Mccall will keep a pampered,
high. stepping team, and il
stirred up a little healthtuI excitement
in town this morning, aud generously
furnished our reporter with a much
needed itom. Becoming FESTIVE ut ro-
straint the mettlesome thoroughbreds
tore loose from their moorings in front
OF John Ainlcy's hardware store, and
followed by the spring wagon to which
they were attached. sailed up CONNER.
cial street under a powerful press Of
canvass, passed to the windward OF tho
cattle ~corrals. conferred the bridge OK.
acily and headed for the Utah line at
the spankingest kind OF a gait. They
would probably have kept right on to
Zion bad not Jefr Bradley. who was
we'll mounted and On his way to town.
thrown n lariat around the neck OF one,
aud shut of his wind. JEFF drove the
team to town In tho same condition
aside from n good sweating-as they
went ont, nothing being injured in the
slightest.
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I0AlnAIanAL.

oalDAganAL
Regular meeting Of Odd Raio~s ~
Shsir Hall tonight.
The mercury nnkedS - degrees At I
o'clock this sVenfnE.
A nin.rs' meeting 10 to b held At
keue Mountain to-day.
W n HIM.. -. 49,.
this morning for Tuscarora. and J. 8.
Gallagher arrived this evening.
Als.. wi,s rstu,nsI from Tr.o.,o,.
BY stage last eve- inc and returned n
Wiunem,nc. Nv train this mornina
lxv.,m ~ -o,assbonna,. ,h., L..
bean committing dspreda,,ons in RAIN
hsys ero.sed the mountain into lIonnd
valley.
w.-.Ico ....hh No.
Bros.' teams and that OF Billy Apdsr.
cons With general m~sreb.pdisa and
furniture for Tu~soarura.
!,
tam t,om -. p...---.- -.
~.v,nino II. iii ,,mh--.,
ia, n R.o,d ,r;u
Church to.mor,ow uo,n,a.,ua,I.-,
Sund.x scboo, ., .
vic. A. 4 All ..,,;.u. -,
u .usrd
An"0S' uai'y inquiry Is made hero by
1Aoeomen OF ~"e'ty for hands to
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oo1nAgOnAl.
Several cASss Of diPtAsria arsrepoRtUd
The mercury marked IS d.erssa Il 3
O'Clock today
Miss Nay Terry saastS4 ON . visit 70
the Western s,ops By this mornings
train.
Prof. W. o. Dovsy aAA family viii
Join the excursion patty Tor San FrAa.
cisco On tbs ID Of July.
Warner 4 Co. to-day loaded for Tus-
carora, Smith. woodruff 4 RnAor's
team With $4,000 pounds Of general
merchAadiss.
Master Frank Gatss u Eureka, Who
has been employed in the Express ONCE
here. departed for California 70 attend
school. by the train tAis morning.
Hon. O. II. Psnton. who had the
misfortune to dislooate Lis ankle in tho
Navajo mine. Tuscarora. Is rapid, 70.
covering from the effect q the injury.
Messrs. Louyer and Leach from tho
Min. Bureau. Washington. represent
ing the Mint Director. arc IN Carson
making the annual settlement Of Mint
Affairs.
v. G. Bartlett shipppd for salt Lake,
to-day, Hcar load OF empty beer bottles.
The former contents Of tho said bottles
has assisted in moistening the clay Of
our parchsd inhabitants daring the past
two months.
A prolonged Washoe zephyr has ami
mated the dust OF the Humboldt valley.
eItosting left-handed prayers from the
Persistentiy Piou' during the past forty
eight hours. Twenty four hours more
Of this medicine will fetch the pluvisl.
Mrs. Banta and child from Tuscsrora.
and U. Is. Gregory from Lono Mount
ain, arrived by stage last even
ing. Mrs. Banta goes out to Join her
husband in Railroad district; Nj. Greg
DRY started for Virginia City by the
train this morning.
Hon. J. z. Kelley and J. Il. Powell
arrived here from Tuscarora By private
conveyance last evening. The formers
health has continued to fail since his
return to Tuscarora. and he has deter
mined to try the effect OF California air,
for a time. He starts for Santa Cruz
by the train in the morning.
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OAlnArnAa.


John ". Williams aud II. n. Porch
arrived in town tnis evening".
Thomas Gilland 10 in from his ranch
in ASmoille for supplies. to-day.
IL. Seigle Was tho only departure by
stage this morning for Tuscarora.
A special train Of s5 empty stock
cars passed eastward this evening.
Bob Tucker is down from Kslton; We
understand the he has come u stay.
The blacksmith shops in town are
oVerrnn vim work Just nov. and wagon
makers are In $.isk demand.
Notwithstanding the prevailing
breeze TO day, the mercury stood .t 81
degrees during the afternoon.
Warner h Co. loaded d. Il. Barton's
team with $4,000 pounds Of general ner-
ehundlse for Tuscarora this morning.
A lot Of iron piping for the Grand
Prize Company, and a lot OF bar iron
for Smith, Woodruff L Eanor. is 70.
ceived from the west by Warner & Co.
Mr.. George RUSSELL after a brief visit
TO his family, returned 10 look after the
Interests OF the Srn at their cattle
ranges near Goose Greek Crossing in
Idaho. He left for Kelton by the train
Saturday evening.
Sheriff Fitch is making extensive
preparation to harvest the hay on his
ranch above town. Since his promo
ton to an honorary position in the as.
ISOLATION Of scientific grangcrs, Bea has
conceived All uuconquerstIe ssnSering
Tor laber saving machinery. In the in
terest Of the science Of hayIng, lie has
at a great sacrifice, procured a compli-
Gated back action to the ordinary pro
cess, which by Il snatching out all that
is spared by the sickle. will increase
the yield of his ranch At leaS Ss per
cent. by the Introduction Of the new
method. Dick Dorsey feels SURF that
Ben can sack over coo tons.
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From Fridays Daily.J
IBaImhEaBdI

boinh2uDdi,
Tho stage this svenIng brought down
three bars Of bullion. from Urton & Co.,
valued at Sl,42O 45.
Mathew Taylor. m old gentleman just
arrived here from England. was the
only passenger for Tuscarora by stage
this morning.
We understand eight couples from
Carlin. aud four from Halleck propose
TO attend the ball at the Hot Springs, on
the night OF the Fourth.
Another excursion train Is soon 10
bring a delegation to the Pacific Coast.
1t is TO DO made up of Pullman sleepers,
and leaves st. Louis for San Francisco
on the 7th Of this month.
Two car loads Of timbers. for the
Grand Prizo Company. at T~uscarora,
arrived here from tho West to day,
which are being loaded on teams as fast
possible. These are timbers for which
they have 30 long been a~nIiously wait
ing.
Col. J.B. Moore OF Ruby, who went
down on a trip to tho Bay a couple OF
days ago, has been unbosoming him
sell to the SlVer STATE man. That
Journal says: Ho Is loud in his denun.
citation Of Conkling, and a person
would suppose, from his talk. that he
had become a rnbid Democrat.
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BOB. HAMILL is doing Wood River,
Just now. The Ners Of Saturday says:
do came through via Payne's Ferry in
a private conveyance to look up the
best route for freightiug. His rodome.
ter indicates that il is l65 miles from
the Wells to Bellevue. and the road Is a
good one. MIR. Hamill was four days
on the road and was accompanied by
George Piersou, who met with quito IN
accident just below Bellevue. In NOV.
ing along tho road a single-tree snapped
suddenly, frightening the team into a
run, and Pierson jumped from the
wagon. resulting in a break Of both
bones OF his leg just above his ankle.
DR.. Crowell IL attending the injured
man Mt the Bellevue Hotel, and thinks
he will be ready for travel very shortly.
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In view Of the reassembling Of the
Monetary Conference. tho London
Times. while conceding that as an act Of
courtesy to France and the United
States IL was proper to accept their in.
visation to send delegates to the Con.
ference, advises the Withdrawal Of the
English representatives in that body. 81
there Is no expectation 10 any oase Of
E~uglsnd's agreeing 10 anything which
affect her adhesion 10 . single gold
standard.
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From AFiEOnn.

". p. Freeman. who has been down
in the mining districts OF Arizona for
several months past, succeeded not
long since in bonding for a small SUN a
very promising cooper location about
hfty miles from Tucson. Upon his
recommendation of tho property to San
Fesncisco parties they have advanced
money to prospect the mite to a certain
extent. and We und rstand upon good
authority that tho milne is opening out
beyond tbs most sunguiue e1prcla.
tiUns.
In q letter to D.n Reiuhart, Freeman
states that - Grover. An old time
miner Of Bull Ran Distric, has Just sold
. copper mine. near that which he
(Fresuan) is prospecting, for SIS. 600
cash. aud has bonded another near by
for go, OOO.
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Hotel Arrivals.

j. ID. Gibbons, Tuscnrora.
IL. Il. Porch, Huntington.
@. ID. Gregory, Virginia City.
j. Willard a wife, San Francisco,
W. S. Hillman. Mass.
81. McMullen. Star.
Steve Dakin, Lamoillc.
Elmer Dakin, do
Alex Wise, wiunemuccn.
John Mckee, Huntington.
+. 4. Drown. South Fork.
j. A. McAuslsn, Drctb.
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The Fonrth At tho Mo, spr,uxS.

Preparations for a proper reception
Of picuickers, will be made at the Hot
Springs on the Fourth. leo cream,
lemonade and such other refreshments
as could not conveniently DO brough,
along in baskets, will be furnished At
the Springs, and every effort will be
made to enhance tho pleasures Of visit.
ors on that day. The pleasant roomy
Hall on the grounds will be- handsome.
ly decorated for the occasion, afording
a most desirable place for dinner "A
we'll as for the grand ball In tho even.
ing. SEQ advertisement In another col.
umn.
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PAoP. KLxts Of Hartford. n.y., claims
TO have discovered tho comet row ,isi.
bio, last sept.nbe,, aud ssys sAst y is
that Of 1899.
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Dated Elko. July 1. 1881.
lDOnGin1ry.

Doctor F. Q. Jessup. the we'll known
Dentist, will arrive here from tho West.
In . few days. prepared to resume the
practice of ais Professioa, and persons
requiring good work In his line. will
And the Doctor at the Depot Hotel,
Whese he has engaged fooms.
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THs Utsh, idaho and Oregon Stage
company have fixed the through rate
iot passengers from HALEY to Ogden At
S2s 10, and have reduced tho running
timo TO Ksl.on To thirty hours. The
rate heretofore has boon s3i rs, and the
time thirty avo hours.
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Advertised I.ett.r List,

The following IL a list Of letters re-.
naming in the Elko Office. unclaimed,
Tor tho week ending Saturday. June %,
1881:
Baptist John Chase EA
zoe Joseph Pottyjobn MA
racket Edward Towcry VIC
"oiVofton j P Walter RI
Q. W. Hull. +. NJ.
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Hotel Arrivals,

Chas. Mckaster, TuSoarora.
W. J. Triton, do
A. o'Dounell, winnemucca.
j. j. Wisemau, Wells.
Mathew Taylor, England.
q. u, Shaw, San Francisco.
Geo. Johnson, Lsmoilio.
E. Hudson 4 vi, Huntington.
NJ. O. Silva, Ogden.
d. z. Hoo.sB. Mound.
Mrs. G.. A. Fletcher 4 oh. Eureka,
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The Hon. Antiques and Ancient Hor.
ribles are to constitute . featuro In the
procession at tho celebration Of the
Fourth In Ssit Tako City.
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FINE blackberry brandy. for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly pure; for
sale at the Gem.
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TIE best quality of Rhine Wines q,
he Elko Bakery and Saloon. Reckharl
i Co., Proprietors.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Saturday. lima az. 1891

Saturday. juno 25, 1881.
Court mot at 10 o'clock this morning,
pursuant to adjournment. aud after
granting q stay Of proceedings In tho
cases Of Chase vs.. Woodruff, and
Chase Va. Croker. adjourned until 10
O'Clock A. NJ, on Saturday, July I'd.
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A ARG invoice of the celebrated
White Rye Whisky just received at the
Gem Saloon.
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csaHrAcSs oil the best Quality and
brands. can be had at Reckhart L
FroelIch's Saloon.
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brhAwhssnIEs and loo cream, frcsh
s'ery Day. at tho Com Restaurant
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stage Arrivals.

This evening-J. A. Schsrlin and
vile. 6. Moosor, and two sons. A. D.
Shane and Mrs. ". II. Furnishes.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Arrivals.
L. j. Straub, Salt Lake.
Miss hary. Cutting. Auburn. N. Y.
j.. W. Williams, Willow Greek.
Joseph Lindsey, Huntington.
N. ouderkirk, Mound.
Mrs, Chsgnon 4 child. San Fran.
cisco.
Amos Piummer, Mountain City.
W. ID. Hano, do
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THs celebrated Peruvian Bitter, III.
very best tonic known. at the Gem.
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FAMILIES supplied with Ice cream
upon leaving their orders at the Gem
Restaurant.
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A LARGE invoice of = Key Yves
Cigars just received at the Gem.
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FRESH Bread, Pies and Cakes ct the
Elko Bakery.
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TAkO Notice.

All Pefsons are hereby eautiorsd
Against trusting my wife. Margaret
Thorp. on my account. A. I shall frosr
and after this dste, pay no bills con,
ssactsd by her. except they are purely
for necessities.
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PIcssant Valley PNbIis school.
Report for tho month Of June: Num-
bcr OF pupils enrolled, 90; average al
tendance, al.
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Hotel Arrivals.

HVoteI AFFIVAI1.
Fred Potter, Tusoarora.
II. Williams, San Francisco.
ID. O. Dennis. do
@. ID. Hines, do
J. MoCulloch. Wood River.
DR.. Reed, Boston.
Stage DcPsvssreA.
This morning-D. q. Dennis, DR..
Reed and Hugh Bowman and family.
Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
roooiVod at tho Com Restsursn mt dsiIy
by express.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Mrs. Banta and child, Tuscarora.
j. z. Kelley. do
j. II. Powell. do
c. d. Gregory. Virginia City.
j. Triple. Salt Lake.
A. b. Miller. Huntington.
j. Trswhella. California.
Oliver Rife. Mound.
Stage Arrivals,
This evening-Fsther O'Donnell, G.
MeMasters and W. J. Urton.
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Hotel ArrItnIs-

y. l.. Dibbie. Halleck.
f.. j. Jones. Pleasant.
VI. Seigle. San Francisc
ID. l.. HOut-n. Mound.
J. G. Brown. Fort Halleck.
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MILWAUKEE, BEER on drAught at the
Gem Saloon.
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FIsE old Cogpar at Reokhsrt l. Froel,
ich
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Mage Departures.
This morning-Joseph Tipple.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1881-02-09
Mous. Roy Alphonse! !

amined, approved and warrants is
sued for their payment:
Jas. Andrews, Jr., salary to lst
February, 1881 90
Henry Gossens, salary to LIST
February, 1881. 23 50
Democrat, printing. g........... 13 90
VIM. St. John, work on streets. IS
NJ. O'Shee, work on streets. s..... 2 so
H. 8. Gossens, incidental ex-
penses. ~
Julius Levin, lumber .......... 90
The Louisiana Democrat., 1881-02-09
B. C. DUKE,
Treasurer,

The Mayor reported that he had,
in obedience to a resolution Of this
Board, offered for rent the rooms IN.
der the Town Hall, and had suc
ceeded in renting one 10 MIR. N.
Starn, at $40 per month. Being of
fered only $500 for the one now oc-
cupied by Mr.. A. Glucksman, he
had rejected the bid; and now await
ed further instructions from the
Council.
On motion, the action Of the May
or was ratified, and he was instruct
ed to take no less an amount than
$40 per month for the room now oc-
cupied by Mr.. Glucksman.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the printing be
given to the LOUISIANA DEMOCRAT
for the balance of the year 1881, for
the sum of Sixty Dollars, ($60) pay.
able quarterly.
On motion of N. L. McGinnis,
Resolved, That COMMITTEES OF
three and the Mayor be appointed
to make thorough revision of the
present Ordinances of the Town, and
make report at the next meeting OF
this Board.
The Mayor appointed Messrs. N.
L. McGinnis, E. We'll and W. W.
Wilmington, Jr., on the committee.
The following bills were read, ex.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1881-02-09
we have reduced e1

REMEMBER we have reduced ev-
cry stitch of Clothing, every Over.
coat, each any every sun in all de-
partments; we have liked them
down, down.. down. Il Fill Pay you
to buy an Overcoat " for next
season. Ode sizes and 'roken lines
will accumulate in any vock. Most
dealers allow them to lie up for
years and become shop-worn, moth
eaten and worthless to themselves
or any one who buys them. We be
lieve that style Of doing business be-
longs to past age, and have set
apart counters which we have filled
with odd sizes and remnants of reg
ular lines Of goods, and have marked
them at prices which will move them
fast. If you are going to buy
Overcoat, Odd Coat, Pants or Vest,
and you can find new, fresh goods,
good styles, and the size that fits
you, on the marked down counters,
at half the usual price, is not that
the place for you to- quire FORT
Mr.. j. NJ. Nasits will attend to the
wants of all our custsmers. Ask
for him when you pay US a VISIT
Mammoth Clothing House, under
the Exchange Hotel, Alexandria.
Baer d Mann. A. Heymau, Agent.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1881-02-09

TREASURER, IN ACCT WITH CORPORATION
OF ALEXANDRIA, LA.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1881-02-09

TIE Rob AND GUN CLuB.-We
publish elsewhere the score of the
shots at the glass ball tournament of
the Rod and Gun Club, which does
not seem to have been az successful
as the last one, which Is owing per
haps to the cloudy, windy day, and
perhaps to change of Gaps. The
last shooting was at balls sprung
from the Bogardus single trap, and
this time from rotary double trap.
Judge H. L. Daigre, who had won
the gold medal at the first tourna-
ment on a score Of nine out of a pos.
sible ten, was compelled to relinquish
it to Mr.. George R. Waters, who
broke eight out of ten balls. Some
of the crack shots of the Club were
evidently at disadvantage and their
low scores surprises every one. The
shooting at glass balls is as yet a
new thing to majority of the mem
bers of the club. With more prac,
tice, Judging from the material in
the Club, we predict that the Club
will be able to make up team with
which they need not fear to chal-
lenge any similar organization any
where. We understand that its
membership is constantly increas
ing and that its future advancement
and success is already assured
Committees are already appointed to
make suitable arrangements for a
reading room, and it is proposed to
make the Club Room a place Of suit,
able resort for the members and
friends. We are Informed that the
. Club proposes to build a shooting
Lodge at Catahoula Lake and fish
ing one at Big Creek.
Rapides with its diversity of soils,
its bayous, pinewoods creeks, wealth
of timber, broad open fields and gen.
ial climate is the appropriate home
of the true sportsman. Game of all
sizes and kinds abounds. The hills
and swamps are full Of deer and tur-
KEYS. The fields reward the hunter
with partridges and snipe and occa-
sionally woodcock. The lakes, ba
yous and creeks in winter swarm
with ducks, and when the gaming
season is over, Big Greek, Clear
Creek and Cocodrie furnish the finest
fishing to be found anywhere.
We are glad to say a word OF en-.
couragemens for an organization
which seeks to enable manly sport
and to foster generous and gentle
manly rivalry in contests with the
rod and gun, and we wish the Rod
and Gun GLIB career of prosperity
and success.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1881-02-09

Buy your Dry Goods from Bael
and Mann.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1881-02-09

Hon. S. H. YoDER's Pos1r1oN.-
A representative mans opinion on
other than political matters, is often
of great use to his constituency
The Hon. S. H.. Yoder, of Globe
Mills, Pa, has thus recorded hia
opinion on subject of popular in
terest: I have been selling St. ia
cob's Oil for the last year. / have
never heard a person speak of it ex-
cept IS a splendid medicine, and as
the great specific for rheumatic af-
fections, whether infammatory,
acute or chronic, swellings, sores,
sprains, burns, wounds, etc. I sell
more St. Jacobs Oil than of any
other kind of liniment, and it gives
universal satisfaction. / will always
keep it on hand. The farmers say,
that for man and beast, they find
nothing to equal it.-[Des Moines
(Iowa) State Register.
Pr1v ,.nur Dry Goodc from Raer
The Louisiana Democrat., 1881-02-09
The New Louisiana Remedy

4 GAINST THE WORLD FOR
"A Coughs, Colds, Catarrhal throat
and lnng complaints. Contains no
poison and is delicious. Splendid az
soothing syrup for children. Life ton
ic for the blood, Debility, ETC.; never
fails to cure Chills and Fever. The
epidemic Of 1873 proved it . perfect
Preventive of Yellow Fever. Four
teen pages of names Of Home Refer
ences!! Sold by druggists and country
merchants. Depot los Camp Street,
New Orleans.