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Just opened, au elegant lot of new
spanish and cream lacos at b. ilaber f.
81 ltg
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j. w. WHITLEY,
CARRIAGE PAINTER
AND TRIMMER.

Shops on Sixth street, between Austin
Avenue and Franklin street.
Every department Of Painting and
Trimming attended To. and all Jobs exc
cutcd in first class style. Reasonable
prices and satisfactory work. Call and
bo convinced that it is the place To get
Your work done. Goodwin
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Remember sale NJ stands at Proctor
SpnusB tomorrow. -G2jtf.
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EORrl LOIS In LunHcr's addition. Fine
L Residence property, Alta bargain. Apply to
II. T.. JuugrT, uGJ53m
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Tucker x willis are sole agents tos
WOOten wells water,
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t'OIt SALE.

WYE HANh FOR SALE on the BlIlte Lush
w farm, miles north of lTcdrll, l,uojhual
Of extra OHIO ncTinu ewes !, and 'iy"HrH ola.
Information oan be hiatt from J. l.. sellers or
\ u. Lusk, Of lrrdell.
OSl,iw UAuTllURSE II McKASY
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Enlarged, rciited, elegantly lighted and
ventilated, and now the best appointed
resort In the city Tor iirst-cass bar and
billiard hall patrons. Prompt and cour-
tcuus treatment, and the best goods for
All NJ the Commercial" q Austin Ave
nue.--lOOGu
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The peoples clo,nirr sanger Bros
6istC
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Newspaper Advertising Bureau. 10 spruce
III ri New York.
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University Of Virginia.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine
b KIN 18th july, lssJ, ami rnd ism september
Have proved Of signal Use, list, to students,
who design To pursue their studies Mt this or
other Law schools; al. to those who propose
To read privately, and 81. To practitioners VII"
have not had the advantage Of Systematic tn
siruCtiOn. FOR circular apply u. q. UniyeI-
sity of Val to JOHN Is. MINOR, Prof. Com.
stat, Law
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
OVER THE WATER.
Parliament Proresued-The Queens
Closing S~peech-A woman Hus-
band Poisoner Hauged-A Duel
Abandoned,

SPECIAL 70 Izz s~ESTISEL.l
LONDON, Dec. PARLIAMENT was pro-
rogued to-day. The Queens closing speech
says the relations with foreign Powers are
sill amicable, despite the failure Of the
French Commercial treaty. The English
and Indian troops in Egypt were thanked.
Her obligations in Egyp. were increased
by recent events. She viii endesyor to
maintain international regiments to up
hold the prestige and promote the happi-
ness Of the people, and avUid measures
tending 20 disturb the quiet Of the East.
She believes her aims will be approved by
tie Powers. The revenues have decreased,
but for the gratifying reason Of the dimin-
ution q duties on intoxicants, and antici-
pstes distress in some parts OF Ireland.
She is panied at the assassination in
Dublin. The authorities are especially
enj5insd TO be firm in exercising their
powers. The social condition Of Ireland
is generally improved.
VIENNA, Dec. "A woman named
Ea:hi, enc Of the 90 women arrested sew
eral months sgo for poisoning their hus-
bands, wss hanged to-day. She confessed
70 numbering her two husbands. Four
other women have been convicted.
PARIS. Dec. 2.-The duel arranged be-
tween AnGriux, who wounded Laurent,
editor Of the newspaper Paris, in a duel
yesterday, and Marene, a writer for the
Paris. las been abandoned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
NOTES n GOSSIP.

Mark Twain remarks thst all we need
to possess the finest navy IN ne woria Is
ships-for we have plenty Of water.
Goyernor-elect Cleveland is = native OF
Caldwell IN. j., aud was named after
Parson Grover, one OF the early pastors Oh
that vicinity.
Mrs. Theodore Tilton desires 10 pass the
remainder OF her days in her native W.
lisge of Cranbury n. ~, snd Is noSoiiat-
ing for the purchase Of 8 home IN tha'
place.
Says the Atlanta Constitution MT.
Tilden is in robust health snd Horstio
Seymour is improving. Men who desire
to hive long and be respected should JOIN
the Jeffersonisu Democracy"
The Philadelphia Evening News says OF
the Republican party that it must be soli-
ned" 1t really appears 'hat the best thlns
its friends can do is 10 embaiu it, if the
remains sre TO kept until next Summer.
Health journals are now asserting that
to maintain a sound constitution you
should lie only on the right side. The
health journals msv mesn well enough,
but What are Won going 70 do If you are
editing a Democratic paperI
Peter Cooper, slthough within 8 months
of being 80 years Of age, is quite 3 gallant.
A few days ago he called or Miss Clara
Louisa Kellogg, snd sang for her a verse
from an old ballad called The Tortoise
Shell Cat" In one so old this is really an
extraordinary procedure, especially a. there
are so many y0unger men basking in the
sunshine Of Miss hellogg's smiles.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
Don't Know What TO DO with His
one

Ward Reflex; john 5. Nslson has re-
ceived E letter from \. z. Harvey, atormer
resident Of Ward. dated st the mines.
P!umas County, Cal, Nov. Is, from which
We are permitted TO make the annexed ex.
trsc.si
To-day We commenced work for the Win
ter or Lucky 5 No Z. Heretofore We have
been building cabins, getting wood and
generally preparing for Il feet OF SHOW.
We are al! ready for Winter except getting
IN : few more supplies. think hsye :
good thing, one Of the bess Il the country.
aDd hsye matters 10 such shape that I can
open both Lodges this Winter and put up
machinery next Summer, ii developments
equal our expectations, The mining cut
!oOk Of old Plumss ia IS good C! better
than il has been FOX years. The mines
around spanish Ranch and Meadow
Valley yield IS much bullion Is ever. The
Eagle GQl1h ledge i. simply wonderful.
Eauoads, the oEner, don't knoY what 70
do Eith Whether TO work il and take
out TIE gold, or take cut only 30 much az
be needs from time 10 time. Says IL il
safer there than In bank. He employs dag
and night Satchmeu TO guard it. /; Il
said thst S miner could break down more
ore u almost pure gold In = night than he
could pack Of. The Eureka has struck Il
on : level With the old Mammoth mil! and
the company has years % c before IS.
The Indian Yslley mines are paying 50
Usual, and s0I1s very resent discoveries
have been made.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
PLACE IT on THE LUxCRIEs.

I'VE do not want cheap whisky; give
IS cheap clothing says the Palmetto
.e2a.h Cardinal PEST, in ar editorial
addressed % the Congressional del
a,a.ioa from tha. State. The same
Journal calls On Congress 70 'ligh'en
IN the burden G: taxation TO take
it Of the necassaries Of life and place It
on the Injuries" It urges that whisky
IS mot essential 70 any mans comfort
until he hiss bestialized himself, and II
should be the constant aim Of legislators
not 70 foster vice BY removing It's bar
riers. but % derive as much good as pos
silIe from evils" This is sound doctrine.
Tle use Of LIQUOR, as a beverage, is an
evil in .ha. il works much more injury
than benefit to mankind. Experience
has shown that It's suppression is imPos.
s.ble. bu. that it ian be readily made 70
do a great deal Of good il partial COM
pansation Tor the evil effects it produces.
Indeed, the liquor interest does not
complain Of taxation. but submits TO
large exaotions with becoming grace. To
repeal the liquor taxes would be equiv
alent to raising eighty odd millions =
year by taxing the food and clothing o!
the poor, and presenting that sum 70 the
consumers Of liquors as a free and IN
a.Rai giFt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
Something uore Wanted.

The good old times have gone forever.
We mean by this that the the Hon. Sky
fustus Bambustus, Of Nevads or Colorado,
Secretary Of Mary lane Bonsnza Silver
Mine has no longer q soft thing Of it. A
few brief years ago he could discover" 8
mine without leaving his office, sc. his
maps and prospectuses printed for s25,
organize s company in his minds eye and
himself secretary and financial agent by s
unanimous vote Of one. He then started
east 70 sell stock, snd he never failed to
sell. All he had 10 do was to exhibit his
map and documents and lie about the
value Of the ore. No one questioned his
identity or v~eracity or sought infOrma-
ton beyond what he gave, aud the fool
killer had more business on hand than he
could attend 10. As We remarked, those
good old times are no more. The Hon,
Skyfustus Bsmbustus is no more. As a
city capitalist remarked the other day:
when 3 man zones along and wants to
sell shares il the great Sahara Desert
Dried Apples Company I give him my
serious attention, but when a man sp-
proaches me with stock in $ new silver
mine l wonder how he has managed TO
keep out Of State Prison.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03

PIcrou, Dec. 2.-The schooner II. Fol-
ger, from Cleveland for ~Brockville, with
coal, went ashore on Salmon Point Reef
Thursday night. There we're eight men
lost, including Captain Mcdonald. Two
bodies, one supposed to be that of the
Captain, were washed ashore to-day. The
Folger was = large three-mssted schooner.
Tobacco Factories stopped.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 1.-TWO tobacco fac
tories stopped yesterday. Others will fol-
low, snd there is a general understanding
that the production Of manufactured TO-
bseco is to be reduced TO : minimum for
fear the tax shall Be taken off. The to-
osceo trade Is much depressed.
A Reduction in Wages.
SPRISeFIELD, Dec. 2.-Late last night
reductions from 10 to Is per cent in wages
in the Illinois Watch Factory wss deter
mined, to take effect Immediately. No
trouble is likely to be the result.
A Fishing Schooner sunk.
OswEGo, Dec. A fishing schooner,
called The Lady Elsin, went down with all
hands, three men. ST Charity Island, Lake
Huron.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
Gurrka Daily 5rntimel.
DECEMBER 3, 1882
ro LIE on NOT TO LIE.

The New York Herald says: Whether
living is ever justiiable is a question that
a debating society in this city recently
discussed at some length. The subject
j not a new one. The man who has not
discussed both sides OF this question, all
70 himself. would be hard 70 find. Adam
began It while wondering what to say IN
answer TO an expected interrogation
ab5ut the unwarranted disappearance Of
some apples, A few years later a young
man named Cain followed in the foot
stems Of his illustrious predecessor. IL
must be admitted that the weight OF ar
eminent that is based on experience Is
overwhelmingly IN the affirmative, and
that mann WHO talk on ths negative SIDE
are not remarkable fer putting their the
o-iss into practice. Indeed, if lying were
M. usually considered ~iuzifable when
tbers IS anything to be gained byi il the
world would lack many Of rs principal
Distinguishing features. IN business CIR
elss lying j. frequently The leading char
aetsristic. while in politics It has formed
with some assistance from theft, the sole
and sufficient foundation OF many 4 party.
There would De no such building as
Tanmany Hall were !. nos foE lying, ana
II tbs braves hsd any regard Tor aEEsae
prophecies they would replace the ND
eous Indian on TOP Q; :he.r~ structure ny
s.a.ue OF Ana1.as, letting Boss Nelly
pose as the artists model L was only
by lying that the Republican party sur
vived itself long enough e enable all Us
bosses 10 become rsh, snd from present
appearances ): proposes 70 DEPEND solely
upon living io- me resurrection il desires
While the :ac;s about lying are wha;
they are discussion OF the theories Is
practically useless.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
COMPLICATED ACCOUNTS.

The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
in his official report. states that the sys-
TEN Of adjusting accounts in the Indian
service is so complicated that honest
claimants have in very many instances
been compelled TO chase their accounts
through twelve or fifteen departments Of
the Government, consuming weeks, and
ever months, and in some cases years Of
time. until hope has siekened!nt de-
spair. and men have grown gray waiting
for ths tardy footsteps Of the messenger
from whose hands they should hsve long
before received their just dues" This is
equally true o! many other classes Of
honest claimants. And those whose
claims go to Congress, instead IF the
departments, are still worse'oH.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
KISSES AND CIGARETTES.

Pz,l.telphia with Characteristic enter
prise comes = tie .-ont with a new soot-
stv. the avows5 objec: .: which is 70
wage a bitter and relentless war against
the nuisance u cigarette smoking. The
5enu7s ladies' c: the Quaker City are the
prime movers in this novel crusade, and
their plan q: assault IS 3 novel as the
crusade tsst. I: : It's; They have
rs-srs5 tie nos. solemn VOWS not 70
KS n future any Young or old man who
= addicted . this sort Of dissipation.
VIVA. the Philadelphia cigarette smok-
s-s viii Dc remains to be seen. HE
chances are thai they VIII wait until the
frs. meeting Of the association Is held
and attend n . body. Il they ind that
the members c: -h= society are OF an age
OF : style Q: beauty where kissing, cigar
cite or 10 cigarette. would 0e Oh: Q: the
question. they would probably decide 70
stand BY tie weed II the cheapest and
most nasty form II which il presents
itself. A. a,l vents, the question Is,
for Philadelphia, AZ interesting one. mat
city, IS a general thing. dsvo'ss It's az
.aa.ion chiefly &c questions four or I've
hundred years old The matter q kiss
ing Is not altogether modern, according
:, all tie authorities on the sUbies;, but
i. : The modern question which has
claimed tie attention c; Philadelphia IN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
CARRIAGE EXTRAORDINARY.
Desthbed Suptials of Andrew Hem
meriy and Settie Reed.

9s~S tAlaF1H1 -NEFS.
Miss Neitle Rae1 has been known In
baite for sons years past, and 10 matter
what her lie may have been, erring NOR
tally may vel. draw the veil Of silence
over all that seems snis=, IS she ap-
gFoAches the valley Of the shadow o.
death, where the last will be first and the
a-st win last.
Miss Reed has been confined to her bed
during the pzs. few weeks, with a disease
which she believed had fastened itself
upon her life strings and would shortly
result n death. Last night she fe!. that
dissolution was Iear al hand, and sending
f9r Justice John O'Meara, she told him
she thought she was near the end, and de.
sired 70 arrange some worldly matters be-
fore II was too late, that for years
Andrew Hsmmerly had been her
only friend, through his friendship
and gifts Of money she had pros
peTed, and was now possessed Of
considerable real estate in Kansas City and
Denver, which might be legally claimed
By distant rel2Giyes who Aad no interest in
her welfare, and had spurned her in The
past. In order 20 avoid such & result she
desired TO be married 20 Hemmerly imme-
d!ately, that he might legally .nheri. her
fortune. There being no legal impedi-
menti the Justice az once proceeded with
the ceremony. Andrew Hemmerly, s tall,
dne-locking young man, stood up BY the
bedside Of the dying girl, and taking her
hand in his, promised TO Glove, cherish
and protect" her IS his wife and the words
seemed holloT and hooking when ths faint
voice Of the sick bride promised to take
him for veal CT wee, until death DO us
separate" After the marriage she seemed
happy and contensed, and said that A.
though she might get we'll. would like to,
yet she was resigned, now that she knew
her husband would be benefited by her
urqpsrty.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
4 STAMPEDE.

1t appears. from the scientific report OF
a political expert. that although Cleve'
land was elected Governor of New York
by 1913, 99l majority, and received l.l65
votes more than Hancock, yet his sue.
cess was mot a triumph Of Democracy,
but the result Of a general stampede Of
Republicans Ii seems to us away out
here that, IN beating Haacook's vots~ in
an ''ea year. " = Democratic sueeesa was
achieved. But Il tho defeated party
prefers to call il a Republican STAN
pede," we shall not dispute over it. We
do not imagine there is any Republican
outside of a lunatic asylum who expects
his party to carry New York in 1884.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03

crusade against bigamy by local preju-
dice against the punishment of polygamy"
is not very remarkable, but it is extra
ordinary, TO say the least Of it, and we
might add cowardly, on the part of the
Government to permit a horde Of profit
gate, i~nsolent alien rebels to DEFY its
authority and put its institutions TO
shame. That which United States jurors
cannot accomplish United States soldiers
should regulate.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.



Reno, Dec. 2.-As Phil. Body, 3 team
ster, was crossing the c. P. r. r. this
morning lis wagon vas struck by the vest
bound freight train ana he was thrown
into S Pile Of rocks and severely injured.
The chances are very much against his re-
c0vsry. The accident occurred on Z sharp
curve n the road, and 10 special blame IS
attached 70 the train men.
4 Libel Suit Dismissed.
S4S FE4ScIsCo, Dec. 2.-The libel suit
brought by J. ". Schaefec O: this city
against Emil Kennedy, Supreme Treasurer
Of the Order Of Chosen Friends, was dis
missed today by the Police Court.
n Verdict of Murder.
SAN FsASCIsco, Dec. 2.-The case Of the
Norwegian sailor, Carl johnson, for the
murder q J, P. Saunders, proprietor q
the Sailor clearinghouse, was concluded
This evening. The jury returned verdict
o! murder il the 3rs. degree.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
Sad. but True.

An exchange says: Girls, il you care a
straw tor your matrimonial chances, don't
teach school. Il viii take ali the maiden
illness and lovaAbleuess and attractiveness
out Of you quicker than all the other
trades and professions hsaped together.
You may not think it, but one yesr Of
school teaching will make Won stare st peo-
pie instead Of looking at them-will make
your mouth hard and your jaws horrible
will make you walk like 1 g~rsna1ier, snd
talk in 4 forth-patting, dOmineerins way
that will scare the ordinary lsw-abiding
citizen seventy miles away-will give you
the aspect # vinegar, and utterly ruin you
FOR home Use 8 well az for exhibition pur-
poses. For PHYS sake don't 80 to teach
ing, or you will rue the consequences.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03

Isn't it awful. Skunk far ia becoming
fashionable, and is not sold under any
other name either. 1t is a nice looking
and very comfortable fur, n-otwithstAnd-
ing the horrid things said sboa, 1t.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03

4 s~hort-wsisted overc1at, with very long
and fall understanding between an ul-
ste- and q surtout-is TO he the style
among the intensely utter swells of
the Winter who toll no! and very sell
dom spin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03

Rsgged-edgsd note paper Is the latest
for sentimental correspondence. It re-
minds the young man Of pe!ticoai trings
in the future.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
NEW TO-DAY.


orFIcERs AND PATRIARcHs OF Bull
- lion EncamFment No. 10, l. o. o. r., are
requested TO meet at Odd Fellows Hall To-
MORROW Sunday ST 1sN O'Clock P. NJ, for the
purpose o. sitendlng the funeral OF our worthy
Patriarch, Al SHANNON, &. up. Visiting
Pstrisrchs are cordially invited 10 attend.
j. J. BAIRD, G. P.
". Il. DAvKSRoRr, S.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
COWARDLY.

That the United States Grand Jury in
Salt Lake City should be impeded in its
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03

Something new in mufs, more tanciful
than usetrl. i E cGunineiy devised birds
nest, the interior and the outer edge Of
.1ceIe lace representing lay or straw. In
the center the hs2ds Of tiny birds are
visihIe.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
NOTICE.

~ Lodge No. ~, I. o. o. F., are requested to
meet st Odd Fellows Hall TOMORROW sun
dsyl s:I:0 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF st
tending the funersl Of our deceased Brother,
A. Z. SHANNON, Grand Master. visiting
Brothers sre eeriislly invited TO sttend.
]. DAVIDSON, \. G..
W. Fl. pAvENPoBT. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03

CHICAGO, Dec. "A Tlnss Washington
special says: A gentleman OF Jbis city
has Just received i nots from Capt. ".
Page Mccarthy, asking the loan OF his
dusl:ng pistols, from which ii is inferred
that Senator Riddlebsrger has sent a chal-
lenge. Mccarthy is a cousin Of Fitzhugh
Lee, and served on his staff during the
war. He is almost a dead shot and a man
Of undoubted nerve. Five years ago he
fought Aordeeai near Richmond, and when
wounded leaned against = tree and insisted
on q second shot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03
Frank Frayne Discharged.
Sunday Observance.

NEw IoEK, Dec. 2.-The police will en-.
force the new code tomorrow FOR Sunday
observance. Superintendent walling says
1t ia not 5 necessity TO sell newspapers on
Sunday. or men 20 work on Sunday to sc.
up Monday papers, That is : INSIDE
meauor, and the police are liable If they
do not stop Il. Barber shops viii surely
be closed; baths also, Sunday driving
will be stopped in Central Park Il the po-
lice do their duty, snd there will BE- no
possible excnse Il the police fail 10 stop ell
driving on thu E.u3ayard.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-03

deicke, living il the northern part Of the
city, who has manifested signs Q. insanity.
yesterday was discovered by his wife
brandishing s batcaer knife over the
throat Of her sleeping daughter. She
seized his arm and saved tae ehild's life.
The maniac turned upon his wife, and
after d fearful struggle, IN which the
caught the blade in her hand, he
~disengaged his right hand, and il 81 In
slant more would have killed her bG, for
the appearance Of q policeman. He was
disarmsd, and in q few moments cat bis
thruat with 4 razor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01
FGR SALE OF RENT.

TTOR RENT-hy present RESIDENCE,
& with The Ornamental garden attached there
to. situate on the northwtss corner of Ring and
Patrick streets No. !2S3. Apply to the under
slzned. on the premises, or at Jsnney & Co.'S.
drug store, No. 1852 King street.
mh2l-tf MAHLON II, JhNNEY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-01
TRUTH aTTEsTED.
CSoue Important Statements OF Well Known
People Wholly VERIFIED


In order thet the public may fully realize the
genuinenees of the statements, as we'll ts the
power and vslue of the article OF which they
speak, we publish herewith the fac simi!e sigma
lures of parties whose sincerity is beyond ques'
ton. The truth of these testimonials is absolute,
nor can the facts they announce be ignored.
Alexandris, Va, August 4. 1881.
was thrown from my horse or years ago,
and suffered severe wound of the side. which
wss aggravated by 6isordered kidneys. Eleven
months sqo was attacked with pneumonia and
bladder disease deposits of brick dust and albu.
men being discernable by the naked eye. WAS
COL fined 10 the house for ak months, and Was
unable to cross the floor without assist 'nce. MY
physician did me no good. Having read in my
religious weeklies OF the wonderful cures by
your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and beiag
advised to use it BY Captain Graham, did 50.
and am oncs more able to walk the streets. Ny
pains have left me- and believe II bad used
the remedy year $50 should then q so have
been cursd.