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lrPatrick Henry had said, "Give me lib,
erty or gtyeme ohills and fever, - his speech
would not have been as elegant as it would
have been iorcible, for all know that death
is not so horrible MS ohlls and fever.
Smiths chill and fever tonic has robbed
that sickness Of its terror, however, as one
bottle will cure sure Price, 81. See that
the signature OF j. +. Smith Il Co., st.
Lonis, Mo-, is on each wrapper. For sale
by all druggists.
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James Hennesay, aged l5,of Troy, n. ",
died few days ago from swallowing water
while in swimming in the Poesteukill, the
water having been poisoned by vitroil a.
lowed to escape into the stream after being
used to galvanize wire at the Griswold
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warming,
1t is not to be wondered at that most
Americans are dyspeptics. Swallowing ice
cold drinks on hot summer day does the
mischief. Why then not add 10 drops of
Angostura Bitters, the world-renowned
tonic of exquisite flavor, aud thus avoid all
danger of cold In the stomach.
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All ladies who may be troubled W s-sh
nervous prostration, who suffer from or.
ganic displacement; who have sense OF
weariness and feeling of lassitude; who
are languid in the morning. in whom the
appetite tor food is capriclous and sleep al
proper hours uncertain, should have re-
course to Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound,
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The Pending Constitutional Amendments
They Ought to he Adopted.

DALLAS. July l.-[Editor HERALD i
So many friends have conversed with me
concerning the proposed amendments to
tue state constitution, TO be voted on by the
people on the iith of August most Of them
desiring Information as to their wisdom,
that a few remarks through tho HERALD
may not be amiss. am one Of those who
have realized the utter want OF unity IN
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uorsford's Acid Phosphate.

FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
DR.. Jos. Halt, New Orleans, La, says:
81 have frequently found IL of excellent
service In cases oil debility, loss OF appetite
and In convalesconce from exhaustive ILL
ness, and particularly of service in treat
ment OF women and children
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1.-THE Old Life Preservern is what they
cal Johnson's Anodyne Liniment way up
in Maine where II is made. This name is
well deserved, for Il Is the best liniment in
the worll. II will certainly prevent dip
! herla, aud will relieve croop and asthma
II Western Paper.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-22

DR.. w. B. Fewell, of Ebenezer, York
county, seined his fish pond recently, and
caught from II foty German carp meas
uring from twelve TO twenty-five inches in
length. This pond was started two years
ago ana was made on land previously
planted in cotton.
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AUGUSTA female SEMINARY.
STAUNTON. VIRGINIA.

TNUN DIV VIRGINIA,
q MISS MARY J. BALDWIN Principal. Opens
September 9Th, closes June lSSi Iinsurn,SSe1
IN It's location, In its buildings and grounds; in
lis general appointments and sanitary arrange.
ments; Its full corps of superior aud experi.
fenced teachers its unriyalled advantages In
music, modern languages, elocuton, fine arts
physical culture, and instruction IN the theory
and practice of bookkeeping; the successful
efforts made to secure heath, comfort and nan.
piness It's opposition TO eXtrayagapCe. lis
standard of solid scholarship, A''
1S, For full particulars apply to the PRINCIPAL
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A pint OF the finest ink for families or
schools can be made from a ten.cent pack.
age OF Diamond Dye. They color Silk,
Wool or Cotton.
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Ponds Extract.

Ponds Extract.
The Household Remedy for Pain, Cuts
Burns, Bruises, etc, Always reliable. II
never fails, Give Il trial.
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Mother Swans Worm syrup
Infallible, tasleless, harmless, cathartic;
for feverishness, restlessness, worms, con
shpation. % cents.
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Moneu TO Eend.

EoR LoAN-t AM PREPARED TO LEND
l. s5OO,0OO on land, lots, Q unity bonds and
land notes at reasonable rates and satisfactory
time. JAMES h. SIMPSON, for Scottish Am.
Co, limited; for Dundee Mort. and Trust Co
hmlteu, inns
DAMS NkGOrlATED-Ou 10 live years
IL time Land notes or deed Of trust required
rs security Texas Loan Agency, Corsicana,
Texas. mny0.tf
MONEY TO LEND-Ou one To five yearS
NL time Mt reasonable rates. c. X Wellesley.
general manager, Dallas, Texas.
4 AND LoANs-J. b. Watkins " Co, DALLAS
IL Texas. feb 10 II
MONEY 40 LEND-R. d. Coughanour
Hl feh7 ~
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cot YALE.

For RENT-ROOM TO RENT, WITH
required. ipi5S
Eok SALE IMPROVED AND UNINPR0y.
L eu residence property in every guarter Of
me Guy and In East Dallas, by JONES & MUR
PLY, Real Estate Agents
EOR SALE -lMPRONED AND UNINpR0v
L ed business properly on Main and lin
streets, mar the business center by JONES
Main street
LOR SALE LARGE AND SMALL TRACTS
4 OF 'acant and improved lan1s In DallM
Snn inc adjoining counties, by JONES & MUIR.
Llll. Land Agents, No, 7Og Main street,
EoR SALE CITY MAPS OF DALLAS AND
H. county land maps OF Dallss Denton, tOl'
IN Hrayson Tarran,, johnson, Kaufman, Rotk.
W Wall ana Ellis counties, by JONES 4 MUIR.
rltI Teal + tate Agents, No. 700 Main street
h OR SALE-SENEN ACRES LAND S.ROOy
house tciSten), 2 o grapes 100 fruit tres
goou blackberry patch; mites north Of Coui.
house ON Preston Road john Lore. jul2,n
FOR SALE ONE SET DOUBLE AND TWO
1 single harness IS yards OF cloth walnut
bedroom set l pa'lor set, parlOr tarNk
chalrS, sewing machines, large mirror 4
medium picture frames . cooking stoves
eoai on Okiug, 9 par or STOW cOuntrS ben
cooler lounge, walnut refrigerator baby car
riage. sadd cs > expr 5, wagons, farms snl
towil lots al FINE, VERY FINES 75 Main
street ni92mnI
l. OR SALE-sECOND-HAND SEWING Ma.
u chimes. cheap, consisting of New llOns
sing rs, etc.; new "DomcStcs' sold on easyply
menlS $50 Elm street iulp6
IGOR SALE-A GOOD RESTAURANT To-
Gated IN the center part Of business viii
nee furnished rooms for travellers. good RS
sons given for selling reasonable terms o.
Sasn. Address b, Antique, Fort p o, Worth
Texas ullSi
.OR SALH- 2l7 ACRES OF LAND in Dali
1 las county, ear KleburE 81 tit n, on Tnii
Railroad This land is well timbered valley land
Applyto Henry Coleman, on the premises o
Latbrop \ Lathrop, CAS- Elm street iulln
FOR sALE-RESiDENCE LOIS Fur SALE
L OOxldO and 9Oxl90; interspersed with fns
OAK ana cedar trees; situated opposite City M
on ErIay street.. Inquire of George A. WEI
ster 7Ol Elm street. hliH
ENOR SALk-VALUABLE ELM sTREEl
4 property, Nos, 7C5h and 7O7 S3xaG inlh
neart OF city. Apply TO J. W. Slrauf, orr
moore. OF J, Witwer, lun.lls
EoR SALE-A GOOD FARM C0NTAlSlM
L $50 acres, miles south of Dallas on "
prairie; 500 acres enclosed; 1856 In cultvaFe
remainder In grass; everlasting spring wac
Shouses on the premises; 20 acres in the tnM
VIII DC sold on easy terms; price, $40 per hN
Apply TO ID KING. 500 Harwood street o.
fRATHER 4 ARDRY Elm street lnnN
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OR RENT-A DWRLLING HOUSE COY
STRAINED or Stolen.

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM RECON-,
- crossing miles northwest of Dsl@ ~
sorrell maze l4s hands high, 9 yea SS IN
m arks or brand percei sable' small WINE N
marks. A liberal lewa. d will be paid ~ MI, VA
return TO Hnghes Bros. & Co, Dallas, wv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-22

M ANTED-AN ELDERLY willow WITH W
w out children would assist in the m"ns1 n
ment OF household; has exp rience; prncisS
object permanent home; best reln %,O'pa
given Address 2i3 Patterson avenue Iul,sSs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-22

The sick, worn and detected should read
the advertisement ofGolden's Liquid Bee
Tonic,
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Found.

EouND-A SOLID COLO PIN IN fRggf|
4 OF the Herald o rce. with the iuilis,m'.s i
OF II Finder can have same by c. II
lrrald Oh'c' and peylng for bis MI ssI
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For sALE-REsiDENCE LOIS FOR SALE
L OOxltO and 9Oxl90; interspersed with fns
oak and cedar trees, situated opposite City Prf
on Eryay sirceL Inquire of George A, WEI
ster. 70l Elm street. InIid
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l. Gated in the center part of business WliA
nee furnished rooms for travellers, good rs
sons given for selling; reasonable terms o.
S Gasn. Address B. Antique, Fort 0. worih
Texas inllGg
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NTANTED-TWo OR THREE M1RpITs
w ,coupes or number OF slngle pentsm.vv
viii be accommodated with nice rooms as9
children need not apply VS S,, wy
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w ANLED--BY A LADY OF EXPERiFNcP
" situation as music teacher or az cove,
nvSs ~ iamlly; bsstreferences given ana n.
v Wnco No ADDRESS L., care ColonelJ. b. EEel
huSV, lcAhs. iullgaow.9g
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w ANTED-A GOOD JOB MALONE THAI
~ does not drink good wsges and aseaiS
lob. Apply to For, man Herald job oGSS
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WANTED-T0 TRADE FROM 2II0 en-
~ unavailable II al estate for mercbsnSisr
also. several good boil rs and 5O.horSe ncwS,
engine; groceries drugs or hardware prererfrSG
Houston, J, j. Fears, Dallas, or q II po.S.
champ, Greenville, Texas. - ir I,Ss
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For &snr.

EoR RENT-A HOUSE OF THREE B0Os
4 one block north county Courthouse, "
Wy to M Gu.l'ot northwest corner EIoust'ls,rs
Elm streets, julsg
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For SALH- 2l7 ACRES OF LAND IN Dali
1 las county, rear Kleburs St ten, on Ttufl
hailToad his land is well tmbered valley land.
plyto Henry Coleman, on the premises o
Latbrop 4 Lathrop. Gas Elm street iulllln
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EoR RENT COTTAGES AND BusINtS,
houses by JONES & MURPHY, W. w
Agents, No. 100 Main ~eet iuLss
EOR RENI-NEW COTTAGE, WITH guy
water; within Il few minuts walk o. ~, w
Postotlics A ply to MIS-. Hosmer 2ss RDs
avenue. iulgsuHa
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IATANrED-A GOOD COOK. APPLY -S ~
w Bryan street W Hunsiable. nSS1yJ,@s
WANTED YOUNG GENT FOND on NV NV
w sic would like summer boardin NY ~
ant iyate family; no others need reply Pa Nv.
price and particulars. Address c., his ON. N
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VTTANTEn-FIVE or SIX CARpFNTss-,
w by the Howard Oil Co. Work io st sE !,
hOugp ,lue OF
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WANTED A GOOD Timer =. =;
w wages ard steady employment " q
to STARR 4 FRANKS, Wills Point Tov a
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WANTED-T0 RENT A NICELY p FIN
w ished front room for two pentt.u.aN
southern exposure Apply at 4Ol North b'iTr aNeIn
street. "a ne
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WANTED-FROM TWELVE TO FIETFFy
" stone masons; 81 per day to 6rst.cs,,
men; steady work. Apply to Thomas Mcleod
'Et'luN. iull5Qr
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ANTED-A SINGLE WOMAN To COOK
ana wash; none but a good cook need al.
ply. Call at corner Sycamore sire ct and Ross AZ.
enue residence of u 4. Trezvar /. Jr. iuIstf
WANTED-A GOOD SERVANT TO COOK
w and wash for a small family, accor uUSS
TGieIen res required. Apply 10 JONES 4 MIR.
ihf Real Estate Agents. Office, No. zoo Man
9s'sS' lun2&u
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IIVII IVNIN y HVIuV HIIU MIsSOurl Pacific Opno,
convenient to passengers coming or going ~,
either road. Give us trial, and be- eonv,O W.
that you can get good accomm odation and s.si
money by stopping at the NATIONAL. W 'I
W ANU IbuIlftOT iant0.t.-
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w ANTFD-A GOOD, SOBER PRlcT,S7,-
w printer TO do day work. Call A, Wal
tomorrow between and a. m. r.. V "RRll nOs
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EoR SALE LARGE AND SMALL TRACTS
Il OF 'acant aud improved lan1s in palll,
ana the adjoining counties, by JONES & MUIR
FHf, Land Agents, No. 70g Main street,
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reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLY Iv q
Twenty-Five CENTS PER DAY, poS,faln,gg
lodging from 81 80 to 81 per week. Tho hnN H
ing is brick with three stalrways in case o1 Ia
Located in the busiRess portion of the civ o SIs
one square from sireet'car line, and one so Us
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EoR SALE CITY MAPS OF DALLAS AND
Il county land maps of Dallss. DentIn, Id.
llu, Hrayson Tarrant, johnson, Kaufman Roek.
NAL W,I,, ana Ellis counties, by JONES Il MUIR
PLY, Real + tate Agents No. zoo Main STREE
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FOR RENT-RoOM TO RENT, WITH
| board, at Live Oak street. Referelo,
required. ipI5SS
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h OR sALE-SENEN ACRES LAND. S.ROOY
house tcistem), 2, 0 grapes, 100 fruit tres
good blackberry patch; mites north of Cour.
house, ON Preshn Road. Inhn Inae. inloln
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14

The people of ancient city Santa Fe ought to be happy. Their great Tertio- -MillenniaI Ex. position Was successfully laun- ched on the Sd instant. In their big procession they had Frank Cushing with a band of Zuni In- dians some Apaches and dele gation of Nambe and Acoma's. Tbe dispatches all aspeak of the exhibition as entirely creditable to tie ancient pueblo. There is no doubt but it will be a means of bringing prominently before the public the resources of New Mex. icO and in that light will be well worth the outlay -Gdzette.
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How Secnre Health

It seems starnge tn anyone will suffer from the many Arrangements brought on by an impure condition of the blood, when SCOV1LL'S SARSAPARRILLA AND STlLLINGIA. or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will res tore perfect health the physical organization. It is indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant to take, and has proven itself to be the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, ef- fectualiy curing Scrofua, SyphilItic disorders, Weakness of 1he Kidneys, Erysipelns, Malaria; all nervous disorders and Debility, Bilious complainsts and all Diseases indicating an impure Condition of the Blood. Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skln, etc. It cOrrects indigestion. A single bottle will prove to you it's merits as health remover. for it ACTS LIKE A CHARM, especially when the com plaint is of an exhaustive nature, having d tendency to lessen the natural vigur of the bI am and nervous system.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14

If there is anything Philadel, phian takes peculiar pride in i is his death. When he is born no particular announcement of the fact is made, and when he mar ries it is not looked upon as an event of great moment, but when he dies, ah, then he makes a spread. The fact that he has lived does not count for much, but the fact that he is dead Is made the subject of comment in the newspapers, and poor indeed Is the Philadelphian who can not afford to have an obituary notice of himself published, with a poetic attachment. From one to three columns Of death notices are printed in tine Philadelphia papers each day and the readers cry for more. The people seem te have been educated up 10 this style of reading matter and they look upon the citizen who cOntri- butes to it by dying as a public benefactOr.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14

The conference at Washington, between the Secretaries of War and the Interior and Gen. Crook has resulted in the adoption of a policy which has been long advo- cated by the Sentinel. and which meets the approbation of the peo- pie of Arizona. The Indians, and especially the Apaches. should have been placed under the charge of the military long ago. It will be severe blow to the 1ndian rings, but the prospectors and pioneers of this Territory will not be at all sorry.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14

Following he result of the con- ference at Washington in re- gard to the disposition of the Apaches:
 In view of the difficulties en- cOuntered in making a satisfac- tory disposition of the Apeche Indians recently captured by General Crook, under existing meth Ods of the administration it is determined by the secretaly of Wal and secretary of the inte- rior, after due consideration, that, the AEches recently captured by General Crook and all such as may be hereafter captured, or may surrender 10 him, shall be kept under the control of the war department at such parts of the San Carlos reservation as may be determined by the war depart ment, but not at the agency without the consent of he Indian agent, to be fed and cared for by the war department until further orders.
 For the greater security of the people the war department shall by entrusted with the entire pol ice control of all the Indians on the San Carlos reservation and charged with the duty of Keeping the peace On the reservation and preventing the Indians from leaving except with the consen! of General Crook, or such officer as may be authorized to act under him.
 The war department shall pro- tect the Indian agent in the dis charge of his duties as agent, which shall include the ordinary duties of an Indian agent, which shall remain the same except as to keeping the peace, admini>- terlng justice and punishing re- fractory Indians, all of which shall be done by the war depart ment as ahove stated.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14

Le KICHAU'o GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1 Cures Cancers, fret and second stages Sores on the legs and body; SyphiIitic Catarrh; diseased scalp, and all prima- " firms Of disease. Price, S5. % per Bottle.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14

San Francisco, July 10.-Har- risUn J. McKusick, superinten- dent of the railway mail service for the Pacific coast, states that new regulations will soon be put in operation. The princip 4l changes will be the reduction of twenty-fOu: hours between San Francisco and New Orleans. Up- on the completion of the Ncr- thern Pacific, mails for the north west will be carried on that road, instead of the Central Pacific.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14

On June 30th, Secretary Van Arman returned to the U. s. Treasury s3 800, unexpended United States funds. This is the first time such thing has occur red, and is a feather in the cap of our genial Secretary. It is more surprising when We cOnsi- der that we are continually grow ing, and that our expenses must necessarily increase in prop0r- tion. Secretary Van Arman has certainly earned an enviabIe re- putatiOn for retrench ent and economy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14

It is astonishing 10 witness the immaculate gall of some Eastern advertisers. There is hardly a week in which country publi- sherS CO not receive one or more advertising propositions which are simply startling In their au- dacity. There Is little wonder that publishers of rural journals soon attain a high state ot tinan- clal athence. The SENTINEL has received an unlimited number of these guide-hoards to the road to wealth, and one which came a few days ago is so unique in it's specifications that We cannot F. sist the. desire to make il public. The proposition comes from a patent medicine firm, and we re- frain from giving them the bene- fit of the free advertising neces- sarily attendant upon publishing thelr name. They wish Us to run four inch electrOtype ad- vertiSement and two one inch local notices, one year. The electrotvpe- IS to appear at the h cad of a column next to regular reading matter, or immediately following such matter. The
 notices are printed in very fine type, and after heinz set up for this paper would each measure two inches or more. Every omission or wrong Insertion, that Is, every lime the ads. appear Tn any other position than called for jn the contract, must be made
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up as the end of the year. Dur ing the time these ads. are run ming we must send them a copy of the paper. in order that they may known that the work is be- ing done properly. For all this we are to receive the princely sum of three North American dollars, payments to be made "in cash in two equal, amounts, one at the end of each six months. " Can there be any wonder that the newspaper business is so lu- crative?
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14

The Phoenix Herald is indig- nant because United States pris- oners, convicted for crimes con- mitted in Arizona, have been sent out of the Territory to serve their terms of imprisonment. The Gazette accounts for it logic ally enough, hut we refer both of of our contemUoraries to a para graph elsewhere in this issue, which we think gives a truer ex- planation of the matter.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14
A Sufferer from Rhenmatis n.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY l2. Is

1 limped about for years with cahe, and could not bend down without excru. ciatlng pain. Parker's Ginger Tonic effected an astonishing cure and keeps me well. It is infallible NJ. Guilfoyle, Binghamton, N. Y.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14
ARIZONA SENTINEL. :.
(omtp 0fitial Qaper,
SATURDAY.. JULY 14. 1853.

The Albuquerque Democrat says that A. E. Fay and w. C.. Hancock will begin the publica- tion of the Arizona Champion at Peach Springs, Arizona, about the first of August.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-07-14

NuftS CdnctTo, HrsI anu second stages {, Sores on the legs and body; Syphiitic Catarrh; diseased scalp, and all prima- " frrms Of disease. Price, S5. % per Bottle.
 Le RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. ? Cures Tertiary, Mercurial, Syphililic Rheumatism, Plins in the BOne', Ul- cerated Throat, Syphiitic Rash, Lumps etc., and eradIcates all dseases from the system, whether caused by bad treatment or abuse of mercury, leaving the blood pure and healthy. Price, $5 per bottle
 Le RICHAU'S GOLDEN SPANISH AN tidOte for .hr cure of GOnOrrhGa, gleet, etc. Price, S2 50 per bottle. Le RICHAU'S GOLDEN SPANISH IN jrction, d wash for cure of G!ret, Stric- lures. Diseases of the Uretlira and Bladder, etc. Price, Sl.5O per bottle. Le RICHAU'S GOLDEN OINTMEVr, for the effective heIling pf Svulil tic sores and eruptiOnS. Price, Sl. 00 per bottle.
 Also Agents for Le RICHAU'S GOLDEN Pills, for Weakness, loss of physical powers, and all diseases ari~ing from abuse and excess or over-work. Price S3 per box Sent everywhere, c. o. D., securely pack ed per express.
 c. F. RICHARDS & CO.,, AGENTS, 427 & 429 SansOme street, cor. Clay,
 San Francisco, Cal.
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E A K E R 5 MING HORSn-POWbR
THE MOST EFFICIENT AND PRA

THE MOST EFFICIENT AND PRAC- \ tical Machine ever invented for the service of Pros pectOrS and others requi r. ing the use of Horse Power. Possess ing all the requirements of a fir>t class hoist, and atfording means for the con- tinuous operation of Pump or Blower without interfering with Hpisting appa- ratuS.
 It is made entirely of iron; nc piece weighs over 250 pounds. At the orninary speed of a horse 1903 pound bucket o' ore can be raised 120 feet per minute. The hosting drum is under the complete control of the man at the shaft, and is capable of carrying 800 feet of five-eights steel rope. The cost of erection is slight, as two men ia half day can easi- ly put it in place ready fir work.
 While this power iS more particularly for mining purposes it is equally adapted to all other uses where animal power is req fred.
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