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Il. +. Srn'g, Assistant Surgeon.
United States Army, was found dead
yesterday morning in his room at the
Occidental Hotel, San Francisco. The
deceased was lying on the bed, and q
bottle labeled Poison" was by his
side. Army officers reject tho theory of
suicide, but believe that his death re-
suited from heart disease. An autopsy
viii be held. Deceased had n brilliant
record and lost n leg in the Modoc war.
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4 G1IdCn Wedding.

At Do,th Station, on the Jlst day Of
this month. mn event lns expressed by
j. +. s. himself in n communication 20
nay ''big with the fate of Cato aud Of
Rome" will t%rnuspiro; It being no less
ihnn the golden wedding Of SIR. and
Mrs. Jamos Payne Smith. former resi-
dents Of this place, and well known m
the eastern part Of the State. The mar.
ringo Of tho ngrd, but still hale aud
hearty couple, was solcmuizcd IN Mer-
rit England nearly n bali century ngo,
mud nt tho solicitation Of friends thoy
have CONS utai to celebrate the ffiglh
anniversary Of the happy occasion. by
merry making aui q reunion Of old.
time friends.
Furher particulars Of tho arrnngr
mcnts Tor tho remark ,ble occasion will
be furnished in these columns.
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during this Yiniy weather. too much
care canno, be taken against ERE. A
barrel Of weter Mt least should be kept
handy on all premises. a single bucket
OF water in time may prevent great de-
GtTuctiOu.
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The St. Joseph Mo. Daily Herald
of July 2itn contains the following uu-
der the head Of

O'P" l"o'I DH''3 ii''"'"
'"' 'o''o"'"s "H-
~
80, I, o,.l,.p ,,.r,.u p n
Eu,,ord ;,i,.I il s,.r.5 rn,.. "
U.r.,LlI p,.,,.,, .,.. ~.
NJ. r.,, fri .,.r H., mile.
ri,ca or IN. hon, ~ ,ro II. I,r
Nh I,u. ~. ...T'
r, g., r.i,i 49,.
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The ore strcaks in tho bottom OF the
winzo below the 900 level Of Nor
cross nro steadily growing richer ms
depth on them Is attained. Some very
high aC'nys are now being obtained.
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Notice Is hereby gwen that the firm
of Hanks & Brooks. hotel keepers at
Wells, Nevada. Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. ". J.. Hanks will col
loct all bills due said firm, and will pay
all just claims against the same.
w. J. HANKS.
G. w. BROOKS.
Wells. Nevada, July ~, 1889.
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Tho road agents who stopped tho
Deer Lodge and Helena coach, n few
days ago, were arrested Wednesday by
a deputy sheriff, near Gallatin City.
Part OF the stolen property was recov-
cred. The robbers were brought 10
Helena on the evening truin and are
now lodged ia the county jill.
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The following Is II list of letters rc-
manning IN tho p~ostonico at ElGo,
July %, 1891:
Barnes, Clint Gbuiio W II
Hendricks, Ri
Persons calling for amy Of the above
letters will plerso say "udycrtisud."
q. ". Hun, I'M.
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Hotel ~ArrivniS.


County Assessor Stodlard Of wnshoo
hns nss'sscd tho property Il rhc Cen.
trail Pncrtc Enilroal Company ut SIG
Ojo per milo. tho samo as last year.
Tho company flied their abatement somc
timc ngo, placing The ynluo Of tho prop
city at $4,000 per mile.
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From Saturdays Daily.l
bALMAGUEDI.

Ruby Valley.
Deputy Sheriff Milt Polk his re-
."tned from a Trip to California.
The 35th Joint ballot in the New
Hampshire Legislature. Thursday. va,
without result.
The Howe Sewing Ma.hin, Works a,
Br'dg'post, Conn, were DESTROYED by
Are, Thursday. Loss, 100000; iusu-
Iaucr, $4,000.
James II! Daw'Gy passed through h,
Ia train last evening on his WY To
San Francisco from Helena. Montana.
lIe eturns III u fgw days.
Carg"l, an acco.np!icc Of Lou BE
Michel. recently coud,muod at Pari.
for MEETING troops TO murder thin Of
GERS, has been acquitted on appel.
Max Schoeu. who has been down
from Mountain City after suppl.,.,
loaded his freight team yesterday and
started on his return home by buck
board this morning.
State University Reg uts 5. II BY.
Of Carsom, aud L. Il. Harris. ct ylr
gina Cit, came up from tue w,st last
evening to intend a meeting of ,ur
B1arI to be hold hero to-day.
Just notice those perfect photograph,
at the Po.toM 'c. Taoy arc by the we'll
known artist. II {. Tauly. whose g..-
lcry IL two door, south Of ia. Crugt
House. Better work cannot. DO ,Ar-
culel anywhere.
Hon. George v. Cassidy passed
through % has way east by the team
last evening. IT, was Eccomp nici by
M cider bother from California, who
Is making Liz fret Ni,it east oi tie
Eo,h',s III twenty five y,us.
la til. II,rl,m.IIYsmcr-Lso r,c, o,
Fulton. Ec% Y,ra, TGurs,!ay. thu
former was az easy winner ia 1919, tuo
Latter two bling wi. matched. Toe
dime ma L. iu'tc ~. that the course Is
short Of ti.ruo mAssn
$. l.. Smith shot J In T.!,.L
'h'o ~" Tue ""shy part Of the oru". IL: a
wool rae" near Austin. We iu'.dy.
me ''''' nal Dee" c%h'Pr'"E WOO / ~
sm'th. AMI The shouting ou,th, rysu.t
h'.''''' ""''''' i'"m '"'e'"y say,
"""' '"''""'"H III" r,ernt "uiras uu Tho
""''''''" '""'"' IT, Two niir" Fi' sic
~ "''" - ''''' "" '"'Ia" T.
Wv ~ "'""'' '"' 'H'! "ri' las
""''" - ''.'S A"' "'F' I""i'.
Hon. IL l.. li'n,il, Of 20 Itih Ave.
80 wa ~ '"'' ''
L.
." "'''''E WI" ".'." '"'''--
in bis c'nTnSs for nh original m.'dI.ul
work entitled lhs Reconstructed ,oi.
Care"
y, So,,i,l A.,
- ~ FlHN IL - y s. IN j
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DIED.

H~ARpEsrY-At South Fork. July 80,
1889, Mrs Polite s. Hardosty, a ma.
tive OF Scott county. Kentucky, aged
10 years. imonths and "a days.
Santa Rosa. CAL. papers please copy
SnEEnAS-In Elko. July 30. 1888. MIRA.
C,iharino Shccban. n native Of Ire.
land, eyed 81 years,
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EEGtcl

LIP Ellis, IuscaroEg.
Mrs Minor,
Barney Horn. San Francisco.
L VI Grant,
l. West, North Fork.
Il II Cu,liu, Mineral I'LL.
Joseph Meilo, EUrrEa.
D ) Skinner, Denver.
q \ Hamilton. Fort ua!leci.
$ Q HalI. Reno.
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The debt statement shows q decrease
in the public debt during July Of S79,-
Op',h9U; cash in the treasury, $751;
53G,3i5; gold certificates. $50. 1852. Oi0;
silver certificates, $50, 27I.4lI; certia-
Gates OF deposit, Sl2, $40. 600; refund.
ing certificates, S337, 700; legal funds,
S3i6.739 ,92C; fractional c~urrency,
So 999.2Il.
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Tho coinage in tho uutsI States
mint 1t rhila lrlph'a the past month
aggregated 1906 200 ptoc"s. valued NJ
Si,22S.Q0O. This mount includes
1900, OuO silver dollus.
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roll. or
Pheasant valley school for the
Month of .JuIy.

Allie Smith, 100; NJ nmic O'Ncai. 100;
Mary Smith, Zoe; Albert Wines, 100;
Willie Wines, 90; Bert Wines. %; Ad.
oIphus FincS, 81: Maud Smith, %,
George Taylor, %; Oliver Smith. 80;
George Hpnnen, %.
LruaIs A. GnovER, Teacher.
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I:strRy Notice.

Taken mp hy the undersigned near
OtcRa. G. = Il. II, one medium sizei
sorr"l mare mule, very old, branded II
on right shoulder; also branded on
both hips, but very dim. For further
particulars inqnire nj Browns wood
ranch, Independence valley.
W. J. BRows.
July 10. 1883.
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a cal with 81 recruits for San Fran.
cisco. in charge Of Lieutenant Henry
l.. Harris, was attached to last eye-
uiuV'g trgin.
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. cigars for II quarter can't be
beet" says an ensisido sign. They
can be cabbage, however,
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j. EdoT and family depart for
California Monday.
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The steamship Mariposa, to nrrive in
San Francisco on the 18th, will bring
ha'aEaua and the royal Hawaiian band
to attend the conclaye.
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i Hona!man, Duck Valley.
ii J Jones, Pleasant.
W u Patterson, Wells.
Ihos VI Grant, san Francisco.
Pleasant Moore. TuscarorI.
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The train from the ives. this evening
viii be five or SIX hours late.
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Louis Engler arrived by private on
vsyauce from Tuscnrora last night,
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Hotel Arrivals.

u. u. Harris. Virginia CITY.
=. H. Day. Carson
II 4. Hnmill. wcll..
james Mcy,ra. Ruhy.
j. McClpud, do
W. !. smith, Salt Lnkc City.
\. G. Sherm IN.
II. J Ellis, Robirsrn's
q o. injury. Tn
~ j. Arnold, Zig Show.
A. %. CnRs.
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IlOitN.

wE1tASr-fn Elko, July 20. 1889, to
tho wife OF J. II. weiland, n daugh-
for
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-12-08
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par.
ish of LafOurche.
Bertha Goldenberg, wite, rs. 1892,
Joseph Kahn, husband.

A preliminary judgment 10y default having
been regularly and legally entered herein and
the legal delays since said Judgment hy de-
fault having fully elapsed anil the defendant
herein having tailed To appear either in per-
son or by counsel the sa Il cause was regular
ly fixed tor trial on confirmation of default
and the law and the evidence being in favor
of plaintiff Bertha GOllenber. and against
defendant, Joseph Kahn.
1t is therefore ordered aljudged and de-
creed, that said preliminary Judgment by de
fault ID and the same is hereby confirm ed and
that plaintiff have Judgment and recover of
the defendant the full and entire sum of One
Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars with five
per cent per AMMAN interest thereon from Judi
cial demand September 2nd, 1883 till paid and
it is further ordered adjud.ed and decrecd
that the Community OF aoluets aud gains ex
and her husband Joseph Kahn the defendan.
herein be and the same is hereby dissolved
and that separate and apart from her said
husband she be AMI she is hereby authorized
to administer her p~araphernal property.
1t is further ordered adjudsed ard decreel
that defendant pay all cost herein. Thus
done real and signed in open court at ThibO
daux in the parish Of Lafourche this Sth day Of
October 1888.
(SigncdJ ARTHUR F.. KNOBLOCH,
Judge Goth Judicial District CCult t.
Filed October Sth, 1883.
tSisned) J.;W. KNOBLOCn.
CLERK.
A Trre Copy:
(~>l Test Clerks Office. Parish If IL
Ills. fourche, the 9TH Of November 1883
(~~) j. +. ALLAN,
D'y clerk.
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LITTLE BITS OF IL
Fished out OF the Great Ocean of our
Exchanges.

$50 you've come to ask the hand O
my daueht. r :" Il adore her ex.
claimed the youth rapturously. "lny
life would he like a sand barren with
out her" "Bless you,' said the old
man, Il regard this as nothing but pro
videntiai. You can have her to-mOr
row if you want to. and don't postpone
it later than Saturday. am going to
fail next week, and it's as much as l can
do to look after the rest Of the fani-
ly.''
"Let me see," said the young man
Saturday evening as he vas going home
from his work. MY wages is Sc Il ken
! get a horse and buggy tomorrow and
take my girl out ridln' for 81. That
leaves 81. l ken Get along with 81 50
for spendin' money, and will have fifty
cents left to give mothe: for board.
I'll 60"
A vigorous old fellow in Maine, who
had lately buried his fou,th wife. was
acco>ted by All acquaintance, who un-
aware Of hi-..bereavcMent, asked How
is your wife, Captain Plowjogger - to
which the captain replied with a grave
face i: ''Waa', t" tell you tho trewth,
I'm kinder out } wives just neow."
1t is stated that IL Texas hen sat for
three days on 4 full nest of hailstaues
before she discovered that they were
not eggs.l The funniest part is that she
didn't hatch out an ice house or two.
But perhaps the Texas liar was not in
good health.
dennis, 1 understand that your
grandfather is dead" Eyes. sor.n
did he leave anything p Lave any
thing ?" An faith he left everything.
What wood We he thinkin' such au old
man could take wild him -
Eyes" said the druggist, "I'm very
sorry gave Mr.. Snagg- tn wrong dose
by mistake aud he died. He's the 80
como good customer I have robbed nv.
self Of this year,
The telephone ia said to be popular
in Colorado, for with it a man ma con
verse with another occasionally and
reach around to his hip pocket without
being shot.
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We should cdnra,e a hoy. not that
he become Il skilled mechanic prOsue
r0us merchant, or learned scholar, but
that he may become u true man, with
hOnOrabl. instincts. with sound moral
principles, with "a ready and quick intel
cess, and to meet the as we'll
as the most Solemn duties of life. The
teacher communicates knowledge as
the oil is given to feed the flame, not
lavishly. lest the fire ehlaze to the DIES
truction of the vessel, not grndgingly.
lest the Pickering &" ont in darkneks'-
Louisiana JOurna! of Education.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Goth. Judicial District Court, Par.
ish Of LafOurcle.
Succession Of One<ime Champaqne
and mite No. 1l2j PrOJates.

Pursuant to an order and decree Of the
ab've court aud in obedience to a commission
to me directed in the ab"ve entitled and nun.
bered succession ! will offer Tor sale at public
auction pursuant to law to the last and high
est bidder ON the premises, situated in said
parish on the right hank Of Bayou Lafourche
at about nine miles below the Town OF Th,bo
danx on Saturday the 2.ud. day of December
1883, between the hours Of IL O'Clock A. NJ.
and 4 o'clock +. NJ. the following described
property belonging to'the above successio on to
wit:
!. A certain tract of land situated on the
right bank Of Bayou Latourche at about nine
niles below Thiboi:,ux bounded above Ly
lands now owned by Estate Of Victor Philo-
gene and below by lands of SEVERN Landry,
measuring two arpents and Il half front 6y
forty arpents in depth, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon; (For
title Vide. X. and II. Il. 1858, page 100 to l95. }
One lot Of household furniture consisting Of
Bedsteads and Beddings, chairs, armoirs,
bureaux. &c., ? horses, one COW and calf &c.
&c.
Terms Of Sale cash on the Spot in United
States Treasury Notes to pay debts.
November 18th. 1893.
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,
Sheriff.
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TeDnyson can take a worthless sheet
If paper nnl. by writinga poem on it.
make it worth 5000 ; that's Genius.
MIR. Vanderbilt can write fewer words
"u a similar sheet, aud make it worth
s5o.O00,OO0 that is Capital. And the
United States Government can take an
ounce and n quarter of gold and stamp
upon it an '.Eagl--b!rd" and Twenty
Dollars ;" that's Money. The mcchan
ic raj take material worth $50 and
make it worth 800 ; that's Skill. The
merchant can take an article worth Is
cents and sell it to you for ST 90 that's
Business. A lady IA purchase u com
Portable bonnet for so but prefers to
pay $500 for one because it is more
stylish ; that is Foolishness. The ditch
digger works ten hours a day and show
els out three or four tons Of earth for
$l.OO ; that's Labor.
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kendalI's SPAWN Cure.

Cincinnati. Ohio. June 3. 1889
b. J. Kendall Il Co, Gents: Being a suf.
ferrr from the rlrsu,uatism. l have tried a
great many remedies for that complaint. us
ing everything that | heard of or nv friends
knew of, and being treated ly the hest ,hysi
Clans IN this city without eiect. | had be-
come discouraged and had conclaucd there
was Ii" help TOR this disease, when l fortunate
~ met your agent. Mr.. john Fish. who told
me 1t was unnecessary to suffer any more, as
hen"a'Is Spawn Cure would do the business.
and as | vas OF the same profession he ure.
sented ne with Il bottle. which l used. and
must say without any faith, in one week I
am able to walk without a cane or apy other
artificial help. / don't Know that the SPAWN
cure dli II but thi. do know | will ,never be
wi.noul hendaifs SPAWN Cure again. as !
thorsughly believe it deserves its nourl,r,+v
an'. has unqualified merit. l write this entire
~ unsolicited. Yours truly o
II. Il. SNOW. G.. r.
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First class in music stand up. "How
many kinds If meter nre there !" Three,
sir long meter. short METER. and meet
her by moonlight alone"
"Dear Snsie," wrote q Newport
Young man to his girl ''the new stove
put mp in our office is named Susie.
How l will hing it on real cold days"
In tho far West y man udvertises f"I
a woman to wash, iron. and milk one
or two cows What does lie want his
cows washed aud ir"ned for
"No." said ~ Philadelphia man, 81
don't keep IL bulldog. My daughter j:
only thirteen years old"
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Read Proof of Wonderful
Cures.

Santa Rosa, CAL, Feb. 9th, 1889.
B. j. Ken 1aIl g. Co. Gentlemen: I fee! it
a duty to others suffering with the plies and
IL ling Of the return to write yon. have
had the piles and prolapsus of the r-rtum Tor
five years, for the past three years ] have suf
fered the most ag"nizing pam. Tried every
thing witl.nur relief. but after ten DAYS ust.
Of kendaiis SPAWN Cure l have not seed or
heard Of the piles since. One Who has not
suffered as l have cannot comprehend the
great joy that l feel at being cur,,! of "a dis
ease almost worse than death. l had Il: valua
bic young horse that had il large bunch gath
CIR on his breast bone. l tried all kinds Ut lin
iment and had It cut open without any bcne.
tit. Saw Your advertisement and bought a
bottle o! kenda!Fs SPAWN Cure and crGerel
my teanister t.. Use ~, directed. In less than
one week the lump had Disappeared. Think
ing that a IMMINENT that would do what ken-
dalls SPAWN Cure has done for my hors.
might benefit more. l tried it IA u last resort.
With gratitude and best wishes for YOUR
success.
am faithfully yours.
II GIENN
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ed John w. Scbert, and an lri shman
named Wilson, recently came there
aud went up Monkey River to buy
land. Shortly after Sebert returned
alone, having murdered and robbed his
companion. A searching party went
10 lOok for Wilson's body. aud when Sc
bert saw it returning, fearing detection,
he ran to ~ store: purchased IL pistol,
aud shot himself"
MIR. kopstoff, the, British super
inteudent of the Nicobar Islands, in
the Indian Ocean. while riding with
his wife Oh the Island Of Camorta, was
shot dead by u Sepoy officer whom he
had punished. The Sepoy then killed
himself"
We recommend that the practice Of
committing suicide after a murder he
discouraged: as the murderer does not
receive the proper amount Of glori-
ficailon on thi. earth. aud may lose
many an opportunity to omm!t other
murders.
John Steinhilber, Il dissipated fellow,
shut dead Thomas kerns. aged sixteen,
last night gu the street ut Ashland, Pa.
Steinhl'bcr say- Il. mistOOk kerns tor
IL member Of Il notorious gang commit
ting many Oatra.es.
Your committee recommends that
Steiuililber he 10: accorded the honor
Of Il full membership but that he he
received only on probation unless it he
shown clearly that he intended to MUIR
der Thomas k-rns. \ mistake should
not entitle anybody to the full privi-
leges Of this order.
The report was received with round
after round of applause, aud the recon-
mendations were heartily c%oncurred in.
Upon motion II dozen cases of chan,
payne were opened in celebration Of
the exceedingly pleasant news.
The following communication Was
10 the Honorable the Aassociation OF
MMrderers-
Gents: Might I presume to ask if it
ever occurs that members of your an.
gust body ever get Jealous IF ting
achievements of each other, and. if SO,
how is harmony maintained
The secretary Was Instructed to send
the following reply:
Dear Sir: Your polite communica-
ton meritiDg rs courteous Il reply was
received, and the answer is that each
member of THIS association continually
strives to commit II murder or number
of murders more atrOciOus than the
last reported, aud by this arrangement
all have IL chance to excel.
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kendali's SPAWN Cure.
Fort Worth, Tex. March lotb 1899

Fort Worth. Tex. March 18th, 1883.
Messr". B. j: Kendall IL Co.. About eight
montns ago there was a valuable stallion
drought to the stable Of Farmes and Henry
10 lie treated for a bone SPAWN, which was
que years growth aud Of pronounced size. and
having icarhed through outside sources that
Your IMMINENT known az KenlaN.s Snsr;"
Cure was valuable. l commenced usinD l. IN
the enlargement and after six weeks ns;na
anu having applied two bottles the horse VS.
cnrea entirely, leaving the leg perfectly
CHARLES HENRY.
DR.. J. Il Kendall g. Co, Uear Sirs M,
chased at Louisville, KY, i. very fine h,,oI
co1t. ana IN shipping be got his hook badly
hurt on the outside Of the joint winch ca"saS
/. I'd swell shree or four times the naturai
slze. which made him very lame. 1 tried a
great many liniments which failed tn h.naf.
the injured part. At last when disynsteJ .nI
ready TO give up the colt as ruined. I hammer
e1 70 sec your advertisement: Of ..Keni,I;ss
I,nsier ahd Spawn Cure" and tlought I
would give it a trial, ] first applied the ..R,;.
70. can " ene mock which by this time had be.
come caiiOused. and to my surprise fonml :,
worked like a charm. In twenty fonr Is,,n
,he part That was hard became soft and the
lalneness began to leave. l then pot scn,o
Of "hendalrs SPAWN Cure, and o ans
pieu IL according to directions, which hi.
. an"n . perfect cure, and the colt is now as
sound as any horse alive. l merely write this
'e.!er 10 you. as l think it a duty / owe to r"',
anG also for the good Of the public at larcs ou
me lore going statement / will make .tSa.
VT to. and can also have the same v..r;a adi ~.
an nest horsemen in our city who saw .nss
colt before and after treatment. 80" 'ne
- c,.,., .. Very Respectfully,
0'', JOHN X. ARNOLD.
Price...$l per bottle, or G bottles fo- * Ar
druggists have it or can get it for vor ~.
WI. oe sent to airy address on receipt Of nr;ca
~ the proPrietors. DIR. b. j. KENnAif' 70
~, Enosburgh Falls. Send for iilnstr.tsId
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