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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-20
PAT E NTS

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By us. Baing opposifa tina r.. Q. Pa.ent ofise.
and engaged in PATENT BCsrSEss KxcLT-
4 We can secure patsnts in less t1ns
than those who are remote from Washington.
when inventors send model or sketch, we
make search IN the Patent 0fiee. aad advise as
to rs pstentability ERxk on CHARGE. Cores
ponGenee confidential fees reasonable and
NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT IS OBJ
Tanned.
We rrfsr. By permission, tc the City Post
master. and To the superintendent Of tina Post
Once Money Order Divtston in Warrington.
etc., address
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NOTICE
To.
Mining Recorders !

CECTIoys q 4 AND OF AN ACT or THE
~ Legislative, entitled An Act 70 Provide
for the Better Preservation Of Mining Records"
etc approved Feb. III, 1881, reads a follows
SEC D. L shall be the dnty OF each and
every Mining Recorder OF the several mining
districts in the State, on or before the Arsf
Monday in January. April. July, and October,
in sach year. to transcribs into a suttapIe book
or books. to be provided for that purpose. and
70 deposit and file with the County Recorder OF
the respective counties In which said mining
districts may be Located, . full. trris and correct
copy Of the mining records Of the respective
mining districts for the thrss monfha next
preceding said nrst Mondays in J January, Aortl,
July, and October. duly certified under oan,.
SEQ Q. ANY person neaisetsna or refusing
to comply with the provisions Of Sec. . or this
Act shall be deemed guilty Of q misdemeanor.
and upon conviction thereof snalI be punished
by q ane not exceeding nve hundred dollars, ar
by Imprisonment in the County jail, not sx.
cseding ak monfhs, or by both such nns and
Imprisonment
The attention Of Mining Recorders in Eu.
reka County who have 90 far neglected TO cnms
ply with she provisions Of the above Act il
hersby called IN the foregoing Sections.
LAMBERT NOLIyRLLL.
County Recorder, Eureka County, Nevada.
Eureka. Nevada. Jan. I, 1897. Jas sod
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FoR the finest and cheapest holiday
goods, 60 20 Schneider's drug store. =
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ONE roll Of fresh butter at the Red House
for 90 cents. =
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FOR SALE.
Splendid Property at a Great BaTgalf

TINE PLACE KNOWN AZ MITCHELL
LYONS RANCH. In ssspsoe valley. miawa
between ward and Cherry crsss. IA Far sals
o great bargain q a aasy tsrnns. It aoufals
600 acres under fence. The land aruwa haT
grain and Vegetables. II IL aisc q magnificent
stock range. The improvements consist Of .
good dairy sutnt. VIII be sold with or without
the horses md cattle. rhs propristors cSsr
TO sell because they desire 10 go East Address
Mitchell h Lyons. Cherry Creek. whits Pine
County. or apply On the premises. ssAff
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You will ave money by reading =. =.
Eohneider's new advertisement. y
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~SarsaparilIa.
FoR PURIFYING rHE BLOOD.

This compound
Of thu vegetables a.
: rnatiTas aaraapaa
riilA. Dock staIiia.
gia ana II sndrska,
with the fodsdez u
Potash aud Iron,
mAkes 0 sss
fectuzl cure Of /
series Of coms
pialRss which sra
very prevalent and
affecting. II puris
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-20

aes tina blood. parges cut tho lurking humors
in the system. that undermine health and set.
tie into troublesome disorders. Erupttcrs sn
the akin are the appearances az tbs surfa C az
humors that should BE expelled from The
blood Internal arrangements are the detex-
minAtion Of the same humors % SINE internal
organs, whose action they deranHe, and whose
substance they diacAae and destroy. AxEa'a
zARsAPAnILLA expelH these hum0rs from ths
blood. When thsy are gone, tho disorders shey
produce disappear. sueh ~ alterations Of zoe
Liver. stomach. Kidneys. Lungs, Erupttuas.
and Erupsive Diseases Of the SKIN. So. An.
fhony's Fire Eose or ErxstpelAa, Pimpies. Pua.
tnles, Blotebss. HoilH, Tumors, rsttar Aui SAT-
Rheum. seald Head. RiHg worm. Eleers sE4
Sures. Rheumatsafn, Neuralgia. Pain IN tho
Eausz. Side and Head. Femals waskasaa. ster-
ilfsy. Lsucerrhms arisfug from internal ulcers.
ton and uterine Diseases, Dropsy. Dyspepsia,
Emactat4on and General Debility. With tAelr
departure health returns.
PREPARED NJ
DR.. =. c. AYEE X CO.. Loweli Massachusetts,.
Prsntaeal and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUg8tsrs AID DEALERS
, IN MEDICINE. 8eista
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..


jobo iIa"nas.f aIata.siratos
u.s.
John !launss' hcirs, Sc
y dsc.re rendered 10 tti6 esat6 lg
lhe Urcaii Cpnrl - lfpmpsGlrs coapjv.
West W., og ihu IN Gag 81 sclnts.y
1882, q WAS ordered ll,at t,is csaas 5
5eteTrrd IN ono at fNe c,amissb3rtl
% sR'i Curt Sho eas dirateI.
ist ~ stt'e tAe accounts OF 80 3D.
ministratot ot aaii john lIaunaa.
2ua. 10 tePnts 81. ioaeNeiuesa. and
TIE priority q! the liens bioane M
roal estate. Sc
jrI To- porS .le v Gac cn1 anaual
va'ne OF the resi- estate Of VI cb sa.i
iiannDs tlie. sciksd.
NOTICE
10, therDforo, given a. d. srcye uanej
pafies, and 49, OTHERS urasne3 Hst
! val on t.c 1888 day oi Ysy. ls-g H
my ofiiro ia RnmneY, West Va prac.ei
TO execute the said icc-re.
-. D. GiLBE-OE.
CaWWuus
To tbe Crcditura Of John 81. .aoaal
IcG'j.
~ pursuance of . d Gee n ibs Cir.
cn't Court Of Hampsiire Con lg. Wa
Vs.. Dpde Us iao above entitled car.e
therein pend ling To subject trs II
'n'c OF said John iY Gcunas. 90 Ste
payment oi his debts, sou ore rtqg.r5
40 pfcssai Yosr Claims TOR aija i.lal1n.
io -. %. Giikeson Commissioner, ~ Oh.
oU.ce in itowucy, $500, ta, ua 81 L,.
tsre the istfl ttc-t ri sjos 4-1
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cousse with d s;ingaisbed honor. lie
Il now serving sis country IN TIE FAR
Nes., and Is regarded rs one O! tho
most promising aud etiicieGt yoang of
iiseTs OF thc Army. SGch ere the frans
oil Competitive Board properly organ
'zcd The District IS honorsd. the
country is served.
a Youth proceeding 70 West Point
Nth such an endorsement, roes with
Ihs full assurance hat he win not Do
DISMISSED upon his arrival there. eithe,
Tor mental incapacity or defect OF ply
steal stamina. FoT, let every youne
man WHO applies for this situation
know, that II is not the npco1IVENDA.
TioN Of aOy member OF Congress tina.
can SECURE him a Cadetship at West
Point. lie viii Had that The favor OF n
member OF Congress turns 10 dust and
ashes when he enters those Academia
walls. it may pass him through The
gate but u cannot OF itself SECURE him
even a nights lodR;ng. lie is required
TO undergo preliminary examination
upon his arrival, mental, physical ana
educational, and in six months. he M.
dergoes a probationary exanin siion. in
eituer OF "hlch # he IS found DEFICIENT,
ne Is at once DISMISSED from the ins'i-
tuition To give place TO n more worthy
amt promising successor. have known
instances OF young men selected from
personal favoritism - themselves or
tbeir parents, who haze been dBmissed
after the Grst or ec,nd examination.
aud | haze witnessed the anguish of
mind, The bitter sense of dis.Dpoirt-
ment,the deep modification that, thence.
tortured b1,h parent aad child at \ re-
suit which no power under the law conld
remedy or reverse. Hos much bette,
That ingenious youths should not be
Subjected TO this mortif3stion. but thai
heirpcelenti1rs should b. proacr!y sjn.
Ell before q well organized Conpeti,iye
boarl OF Examination, after whose YER
Dict, they would feel the absolute as
suraHce, that their commissions would
NOT provo vain and idle 10 5c'5ery
Those discussions nave grown out %
the fact, that tho present Representative
OF this Di5tric. ha3 mlis Il reconmep
dSlinn Of Caicr. without any notice
TO the people OF the existence OF Va
cAncy, ard Nj hout any opportunity for
composition for the place. d. not
know the young ran So recommended
lie mas he IN al respects worihy Of the
appointment t:e may possibly bo the
made IN tba Nis.ri,. "a - - " e.
has rrreivci.,he .ac.,,n ' -" Wy nc
care,y ho,s L NO.. y ''',''' @.'
lie Bist,ic, ard - ~, D''"'I L"
no, a,,ins, ,.i,n ~. ~ G,i''Y IL Is
oli.c7ion T. ;,tn's,.-, -, -. 100 N'}
po.Drmog, thal -. ~ - u' AZ
see och ,nsiti,.'., '''..'@ 10
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= nlnrnoAr $50.
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: trvcLisBsa sV RsQr1SF
Ga TIC morning OF June I'm, 1891.
Mrs NcLaaghiin aaj myself lee. our
old hosne IN Ohio 10 visit the scenes oil
our caiiahooc hone Ia Hampshire cSaa.
( y. Virginia.
Tie morning train from Caldwell bore
Us on 10 Cambridge where We were os,.i-
god 10 reusi0 uuul 4 o'cl9c'. IA The Mt
teSRoon. When boarding the east bound
\ train NO raa 10 Grafton. There wo
CD inged eats f,T Cumberland, ND. Where
( W srrive! Al O'clock ia the moininr.
I ttesa we waited Hntil 3 O'Clock for a
train to take us to South Grauch, the end
! OF our louraaY by rail. From Souta
Branch no has, 2 pleasant ride Of afteen
in'iss aerass the country, over III puntains
and trough yslls,s % Mrs Shanhoit-
zeT's, ths Widowed sister cf Mrs. Ne,
i4auy lin. i'ho meeting between the
sisters was glad aud ioyons, an 10 one
looking on, II seemed almost pathetic
alter separation OF almost fitty yeats.
We stayed with Mrs. Shanhol Ter over
sunday and then stopped one night with
ar. Cotie another relaliYa. Altboauh
Mr.. Cogle himself was away from home
I engaged in his ministerial duties we had
pleasant visit with bis kind family.
From NJ. CoSie's |. ia company with
a relative went 10 the home of my child
/ hooh. IL was the li,h OF junl AMI the
39h anniversary OF nay birthGa Near
" iorti e'gbt years hsd passed since J
last saw the place. Il was a beautiful
dag, the SON shown brightly aud al ma
ture seemed TO revel in the beauty ard
luxury of a.r,t y >,o, 49,
chg AMI wolitati,o 70 mo -
at IN. iSep.ins} nioc,. 81,
where fret saw tho E.,h. 81 ~. -,
80 Years baro,e I.,o1,;,, -.
long years Of me n,q, ~. 49,. 49,
stiil to liayer oro,p1 ,hs 49, ~ -.
childhood dave. Tno.o fnl ro,,l,,..
lions caa never "a aras, /, r,,,,, -, ..r,or..
The walks an} rhiidiss r,,,.,s .,-i -
the old school bap.s orJ 80 -,
l'where ne .raes ia. az ~, ,.,,'..,
10 e.7oy for NOR, Ain, a., -. -
soySe ,bi. may sc,.,,, -, -
,,evar.,olass .,u, is,t -,
years b,v.. nsst VIII, sIi 1i'.i- -,
s.rr,,ys a,I i,,s ~ -,
AGAIN +, et mn, ,,t-
kind r.u,j.,. az NJ C.o.,r +,
has hs,o ie;r h,,,.,
cighi wears
IL m,.Lt saetn ,,ra,,e O., eo,n, ,t,.,
rio. ri r,-.,,r ~ :.
80. .,ss,',',',. 's'''' '.''''
80 .,.,...,',' ga
.,.t,, Is .,......1.-I Y'''
,,as,I,l i '1
49,, -, ,.,,i -. - "'
IN, ,,,o.1,.y s,,..i 49,. .'1'
ok nn3 f, ,,ar,. - a,' -. 'Ne
Mo ,rcc sti,i h...,.,,.'t.', = - to'1 ~
"a aoJ ,,nn,,aib,.n.1a. ~ - s'A
from tbs Oh s,,I,l,nr .,-'' * y"
diva of vnro .',.l -. '''
beloo3 ,cys' n - so III va
yhic1 s,,il a-s,,';, 49,, 'ras,.
atr n 5e eoet a., :, ~. -. o.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
Sept 14lh, 1880

U0r NTra.~ CO. Ioa5STp:
haYo boon a.es for Che past years.
uistjug from dyspepsia anj general
weakness. } have used SIRE. bpIas OF
HOP I.Ho-s, and taay haze done Won
csrs Tor me. 600 wcli and able TO-
work an, ea. aui slsop vol. cannot
stY 600 much for Hop sieer5 apoN
ROBBINS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

Parties dcsiiiug Cooking Stoves
WIFE find just what they need az ogr
establishment and Of extremely mod
crate prices. Riverside. Arlington.
Olive Branch &c.,all frst-class Stoves.
Respectfully.
GILKESONS & TUGH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05

3fDVER IND HEfPER.
Csc Ieaa.nz bsr7cs'rf .bc world SUPERIOR
I'D oae-a in ihe rftItir.rs az ita contribution
-'s essaEe lar4hi,fy 3D. double ihat o. otners
e. iih ices ftsn hfif tteif cost % keen in repaif
Toe rlis1ein self dump. laet-lrver saikg r .ta
sHve7 expense GO one bond oy bnrrHug ihe Lay
in ibe uiurov -ai1b wheels snI strong. fou
csr n1]fl i1 % without 20. Send fJr cire,-
llr icl-a9fsa POWER
SfunI0yd s Trucii2n EaGineg
cr-rarires 30 rivs ru5ioea, ro~ei % run cav.
mIl'f v.'t ~ OBJ t1 irtb rsas latest len
proved Ia.,sners. i5 lU ho-ses l'ae new eel.
e.fR'-i a-Hf-rlnoiur portable saw MILLS.
i'- -.srm o- wafer. The wonderful
OoDc7lheiDi DoubLe BuceV.
change lie fo en- iasa1t from aea, ssgie
buggy t9 nice r.1nv carriage took ffsf
sfru'.u at the cua,ht.ll'i fsir. The pre15gro
Th'.-urr.r- phosphate. Cfaia and gruss seed
Drills fp'erl.l llay and Cattle Scales. m'iy
wsr"ritf. fo- $50. gum sud leather tciung.
r1.tr r'ne ari iruit dryers, and any other ar,i
Gle sou vac;
T. o.. CABSRADON,
Keyscs. West Va.
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40 Acres,

the ihe same more or less. aDd b,i.-,.t.
land or which Charles Gil de- .-'
was seized and possessed in ~ ~
time and az the tine of ha ds,,t
-, Tdere Is good
49, si;i, DWELLING HOUSE r,..
s.sses.sssssss sgsaii land, aud good es,
buildings, Gaze OrcLsra an / some ,v..l
lent meadow land. This Farm q. M,
well fence ;. watorod aud tin hcrr5 r.-4
is Q desirable farm.
TERss OK SALT Cash os 10 o,.
third oi be purchase money. tse rssi.t,,
in two equal annpd payments ~ c,.
and two years With iatefes, fsola 5s, ~
sale She deferred payments 10 bo ~,
dcnced by tue two bonds ~ tho np,r4.
ser, AMI socarGl by deed Of .,pst ,.o
on the premises sold, if deemed prone,
by the Commissioner.
G. $. WHITE.
). J.. WHlTACPR
Spsoial Commiss.oaer
April "A 1852.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-05-05
e.. RUSSELL 81 BRO.
EQDHg 1852.


Fall Winter Goods viii per cent reg
alar prees for cash or its equivalent in trade
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1cxt Week.
SALE OF LAND

Rf Write 81 decree ,aeha fls.,....
- cause Of Charles. Gi'rst.irs -s......
Charles Gili's heirs. perlin, y, ', ~
cult Eouit Of EanasAlre D,Ae,s 80
Va. rendered a. the FeLrusFs ",t'
1857, or said Court, TIE uaasf,.,,..',
Special Commissioners, sin oassS $50 iS
sale ~ fap!ic Auction, III Capca Il, ~
on MCSDAY, MAY sFn lasa
that Tract Of Land in Tia Coasf,
foresa;s. about 5 miles North 8, ~.
bIi ige. sail 10 contain W'-
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-08-26
SOCIETIES..
A. o. u. ".

Ancient Order United Workmen NEE
every Monday at 5 p N. at hall over Cum
bertrand Presbyterian church. Fred Band
holt, +. W; Il L. sweet. N. W; J. Z
Edeiin. r.; Geo. X. Sawyer, o.; =. Mckier
man, Il; II. u. Grasestock, 4. RI wm. J
Anderson. G.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-08-26
Various Canses-

Advancing years, care. sickness. disap-
pointmcnt, and hereditary prcdisposi-
tiou-all operate TO turn the hair gray,
and either OF them inclincs IL to shed
prcmaturely. ArEa's HAIR visos Will
restore faded or gray, light or rcd hair
TO n rich brown or deep black. as my
be desired. IL softcns aud clcanscs the
scalp. giving it healthy action. 1t
removes and cures tandruir and humors.
BY its use falling hair Is checked. and
n new growth will be produced in all
cases where the f5.lislcs arc not de-
stroycd or the glands decsycd Its
effects arc beautifully shown on brasly.
weak. or sickiy hair. on which a few
applications vii, produce the gloss and
freshness OF youth. Harmless and sure
In its results. II Is incompatible AZ
dressing, and Is especially valued
for the soft lastrc and richness OF tone
1t imparts.
AYERS HAIR vIooR Is coloriess !:
contains neither oil nor dye; and will
not soil or color white caiabric; yet
It lasts long on the hair. and keeps
II fresh and vigorous, inparting an
agreeable. perfume.
For sale by all druggists.
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time my husband was the picture of
distress his eyes were bloodsiiot,
his face covered with perspiration.
his hair standing erect, while he
fairly leapcd with the increasing tor
ture. Suddenly thoaght struck
me, and so forcibly that fell to the
door with laughter. Ny leige lord
when he found was not seized with
u fit Of epilepsy asked in anything
but mild way--what in "thunder,"
was the matter. "Why. it's the clothes
themselves I cried. "Don't YOU
know it is camcl's-hair? 2" You never
can wear them in the world. "Camel's-
hafr," he echoed as ie scraic ched, rub
bed, and slapped his body alternately.
Don't tell me it's the cloth!' ST all
the comel's-1air, dog-hair. cat hair and
hog-hoir in christcndom was on inc it
wouldn't itch like this!' l had hard
work to convince him, but when the
clothes became intoierablc be tore
them of, flung them across the room
when gathered then up and with
u serious countenance, explained the
cause of his annoyance. Since that
time whenever the subject of choice
underwe ear is broached my husband
maintains q most becoming silence,
and half worn out cotton suits seem
to meet his requirements to dot.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-08-26
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

baptist
+. II. Sawyer, D. D., Ppstor.
Deacons-Sanil Brndbury, j. J. Phelps,
u. o Baldwin.
Main street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Sabbath services at ii a. IN. and 80 p m
Sabbath school 10 a. IN. Prayer meetin.
Wednesday at 7-30 p. m
CATHOLIC.
Rev. d F. Haugh, Pastor
Main Street. corner OF Ninth.
Services last Sunday in each month.
Sunday school every Sunday ut y. IN.
Sunday school teachers-J. 4. Edelin.
Mrs. j. E. Edelin,, Mrs. John NJ. Gilligan.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. w. W. M Barber, PASTOR.
Corner Macon Ave. and Fifth street.
Eiders-Ira II. Lucas. Benz. Curtis, @. B.
Frazier, Geo. kelso.
DeacoB--J. Minor.
Services Sunday. at II a. m. and 1880 p.
m. Sunday School, $3.50 a. m
EPISCOPAL, (cHRIsT cHrRcH)
Rcctor-Rsv. d. G. Pattee-
Corner Of Macon Ave. and 5th street.
vcstry-David Caird. 9. W: Jno. ID. Free
man }. w; Eugene Weston, Sec'y: Henry
Earl Trra's; Thos. 8. Wells.
Services Sunday. IL .. III and 7:50 p. m
Sunday School. s::}0 D. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. J. W. Partridge, pastor.
Macon avenue, between 5th and 9th SITS.
Eiders-John Mack, j. X. Brewster. A.
ID. Cooper.
Services every Sunday at ii a. m and 7.s0
p- IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings.
Sunday School at $50 p. M, Ii. Clay
Webster, superintendent.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
R.v. NJ A. Chamberlain, Pastor.
Corner OF Main and 5tii, streets.
Trusfces--E. 7. Aliing, W. Fowler.
At. Kicknrd-on. IL. Sartor, Thos. Prescott,
J. s. Bowlby, s. r. Ferrier.
Services Sunday. ii n m. aud 7:f5 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings.
Sabbath school ESQ p. m.
The Fremont County record. [volume] (Canon City, Colo.) 1877-18??, 1882-08-26
Al Extraordinary ouer.

There are a number Of persons out Of
employment IN every county, yet cncrget-
10 tncn willing to work ,io not need to be.
Those willing to work can make from 800
to <5c0 month clear. working foI us in y
pleasant and permanent business. The
amount our agents make vnrics.- some
making rs high ns eN0 month, while 9TH
crs as low as 500, all depending oil the en-
great merit. II should he sold TO every
house-owncr. and PAYS over ono hundred
per cent. profit Each salc Is from S,,.5e to
eto 90. One agsn, IN pc.m.y,vsnis nv sold ;.
IN New York made eso.0O IN one day. Any
man with energy enough to work null day t,
and will do this during the year can make
from 5000 10 <s.00c year. We only
want Que agent In each county, and to him
will give the exclusive sale as loug ~ he
continues to work faithfully for us. There
II no c0mpcti tion. and noshtng like our iu-
vcnt.on made. Part!cs having from 600 to
Agency for ten counties or state. Any
one can make An investment Of from tsb 10
ei.O00 without the iosst rirk OF loss, our
Circulars win show that thosc Investing 4
eas can after 10 days trial return the
goods unsnid 10 us and get th~ir money
back, II they do not clear At lcast $i0S.
They snow that General Agent who viii
takc 10 counties and invest e3i6Do can after
= trial OF % days tsturu all goods unsold to
us, and have motley returned To them II
they fail to clear NJ least tiS0.00 Ia that
time. We arc not paying salaries. but
wrnt men willing TO work and eb,ain ~
their pay the pronls Of their cncrgy. Men
not willing u work on our terms viii not
work on ANY. Thore meaning buslrcs< will
receive our largo dcseriptivc Circular. aud
extraordinary offer by enclosing three
cent stamp, with their address. The urst
10 comply with our terms will secure the
county or ccssut'cs they may wish to work.
Addrcer.
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An Incurable Consumpiive's Tapped
Lung.

Lung.
A. H. Barnes of Reno. Nevada, fights
off consumption by wearing silver
tabe which passes between the ribs
into the lungs. In 1919 Mr.. Barnes,
then living in Sycamore. DeKalb
county, Illinois, was declared an in
durable consumptive. The lung was
tapped and he recovered. In 1868 he
WAS again taken down by the disease,
when he once more resor;ed to the
tube and has worn it ever since
There is q daily discharge of matter.
Mr.. Barnes is man of very regular
and temperate habits, does not use
tobacco in any form nor stimu-
lants of any kind. hardly ever uses
any medicine, excepting sometimes
lille iron for the blood; is always
feeling well When the hole in his side
is open, sometimes feeling hcayiDess
there, but has got used to that. The
case is certainly worthy of the special
attention of medical men. Ii seems
to give man a new lease Of life, even
when apparently as good as dead.
When Mr.. Barnes conceived the idea
OF tapping his lung all the physicians
but one secuted it as thing that
would prove fatal. However lie per-
-uaded DIR. Woodman to perform
the operation. In 1858 Nr. Barnes
was in Honey Lake Valley and was
on the brink of the grave. Now.
again the resident physicians was OPP
posed 20 the idea of an incision, aud
after repeated appeals for an opera
ton, which was refused, Mr.. Barnes
borrowed lauce and cut open his
side himself. lie then Inserted n
ea,hcter, and drawing of nearly
quart OF matter. immediate relief was
found. The cough aud cx xpec,oraiion
stopped almost instantly and Air.
Barnes was soon upon his feet again.
rius lac prolonged his life over thirty
yeurs.-l Reno Journal.
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