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Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13
N EVA D a.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, TAKE PLEASURE
w In certify ing that We have WEsTAR'S
BALsGM OF WILD CHERRY for many years,
and know it to be one Of the oldest well one OF
the most reliable preparations in the market for the
cure of C0UGHs, COLDS, THaoAT and LUNG
COMPLAINTS. We know Of no article that gives
more general satisfaction to those who Use it, and
do not hesitate to recommend it. June, 1882.
THOMAS woODLIFF F........v Virginia City. New.
A. LENNHART. ................Yir Virginia City, New
HASBROUCK & HALL............CO Gold Hill, New.
a u. WALLER. -....----- .iuscArora, NeV
FbED. Won NoRDRCK. ............A Austin New
C. R. ALEXANDER. .........--..... Phoebe, New.
R. NJ ri OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .Grantsyil,e, New.
7. B REIND0LLAR....,.. .Grantsviile, New.
A. ". GORDON & Co.......... Cherry Creek, New
JOHN F. MEYERS. Reno, New.
H. s. HERNICR. Hamilton, New.
W. F. STEVENS. ............... Hinnemucca, New.
A. Z. MCALPIH...-.......-.. innemucea, New.
H A. MARTIN Eureka, New
CHAS. B. LUCE, NJ D................G Genoa, New
o2S-1pNThSv1t
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Stage Robbery near shasta-The Redding
Another Railroad landslide
Fire In saucelit0-Deafh from Thirst
Proposed Home for EeebIe-Minded
Children-AnOther Case OF KindIiug Il
Fire with Coal en-Etc.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, September 12-By Rev. Carroll II.
Davis, at the residence Of the brides parents,
John 81. Batcher 70 Maggie S. Muir, both OF Sacra.
mento.
Oakland, September by Rev. o. c. Wheeler,
D. d., at the residence OF L. Frink, Llbourne A,
Winchell to Ernestne Miller both Of Fresno
City, Cal.
Willow Slough, Yclo county, September lO-Joseph
Murray to Abbie Ludden.
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6
LOVELY
COMPLEXHONS
POSSIBLE TO ALL.

What Nature deniest0many
Art secures to all. Hagan'S
Magnolia Balm dispels every
blemish, OvercOmeS Redness,
FreckleS, SallOwness, Rough
ness, Tan, EruptiOns and
BlOtcheS, and removes all eyi-
dences Of heat and excite
ment. The Magnolia Balm
impartS the most delicate and
natural cOmplexiOnal tints-
no detection being possible to
the closest observation.
Under these circumstances
a faulty Complexion is little
short Of q crime. Magnolia
Balm sold everywhere. Costs
only IS cents, with full di-
reeti0ns.
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50 PoLOWs i.

Specific gravity, 1.oO5s.
Free Carbonate Acid Gas, 1896 Cable inches.
fg Fer Sale at all ihe ieadiug hotels and
saIOens In the city.
DEPOT AT
FELTER, WOOD e. CO.'S.
JOHN 8. mILLER. Agent for Sacramento,
slI apH
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

Head Colds watery Discharges from the Nose
and Eyes, Ringing Noises in the Head, Nervous
Headache and Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucus dislodged. membrane cIeansed
and healed breath sweetened ; smell, taste and
hearing restored, and ravages checked.
Cough, Bronchitis Droppipcs into the Throat
Pains in the Ches:, Dyspepsia, Wasting Of Strength
and Flesh, Loss Of Sleep, et-., cured
One bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Sol
vent and one Dr. Sanford's inhaler, in one package
of all druggists, for 81 Ask isT SANFORDs RADICAL
CURE a pure dstillation Of witch Hazel, Am.
Pine, Ca Fir, Marigold, Clover B'osscms etc.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston.
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"OLD HORSE" SALE.

TIME FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY
Il remaining uncalled FOL st the State House
Hotel on MONDAY, September sith. At no O'clock a
n: morocco valise, Jas. Stewart; CARPET vaIise.
unkno an leather yalise, Rob't Leach / leather
vsilse, ". II. Cole; hand ysliss, Geo pardgiek
| olack Valse, togery ! blsek valiso, unknown
wooden valise, unknown l wooden yaIse un.
known J.; hand valIse, unknown white valise,
unknown; white .valise, S. G. Clayton black
satcnel, unknown = carpet valise, unknown; ]
knoSn' hand satchel, J. p. Brissel; l hand
satehei, Lon Hickman; trunk, unknown l trunk,
r. II. Powers; zinc trunk, unknown l zinc truak,
u. :; zinc wooden trunk, Jas. Stewart ladys
trunk, unknown ! tTupi unlrnoyyI, l trunk
water Price trunk, Jas. Wicker; l zinc trunk,
unknown u zinc trunk. unknown ; zinc trunk
l. d; RIDER ! zinc trunk, A. J. Smith l zinc
trunk, Z. a Benson l zinc trunk, ". ". Barker.
auiO-4l4W
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Home and ABROAD.

Bloody Array In Notwithstanding
Meeting Of Railroad Managers-Reseus
of Distressed seamen-Rai'rOad Acct
denfs-sIade and Mitchell - wendell
Phillips on Butler Prize Fis ht IN In
dIana-Etc.
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aoRN

Sacramento, August 8o-wife of Robert E B. Bull
lard, a son.
Red Bluff, september ll-wifo of DR.. J. N. West
twins.
oroyille, September s-wiis Of Fred. Eefaer, a
daughter.
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REDDISG's Russia Salve is an invalusbly
dressing for infamed and sore joints. Price,
% cents.
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FOR SALE.

TNHoRoUGHBRED JERSEY cows. z.s---s
4 with good pedigrees can be regis y 81
tered bred to registered bull. Apply 81.
to OSCAR BROWN, ----6A=.=s4A--
171l street, bet. Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
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CALIFORNIA.

IsrrcIAl DISPATCHES TO THE KzoOnD-us1os
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TOLENAS SPRINGS
- % ID e.

YTyHE FINEST MINERAL WATER ON THE
Pacific Coast. Red the analysis Esde by
DIR. JOHN HEUsIoN, A. D.
SOLID MATTER IN one GALLON, 500 GRAINS,
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DIED.

San Francisco September l2-Mrs Bstelle, wife Of
Julius Cert tand sister Of A. and b. Dennery, Of
this cityl
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VlNEYARo FOR : ALE.

TyHE BEST-L0CATED, FINEST = ,s,A
Z and largest-bearng Vney ard in Essfs q
tins county. Price, 81 90. For ftss.t-9
particulars inquire Of CARL STRO- ss1s.s 80 -
BEL the broker 32l j - sln 6tHwlt N1s.ls.E -,
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FOR SALE.

FEHFE wELLKNOwN REsTAURANT, BAKERY,
. Ice Cream and Confectionery Establishment OF
HENRY FISHER is for sale. This s one OF the
best investments Tor an enterprising business man
to be found in the State. Call at SIS street and
for yourself. Ny object in selling is - retire
from buiness. Lau3Ilml HFSRY FISHER.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13
CADWALADEn & PARSONS,
u15-1p1m Reay Estate Agents, sacramento
Craditnrs' SaIai

NJ BEARNsEN Will SELL FOR THE BENE-
1Ns fit Of creditors. 81 No. 80 street. STOVES.
FURNITURE CROCKERY and GLASSWARE. or
anything in the line Of Household Goods Stock
must be sold. Now is the time 70 bay aul4 fplm
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PURE CANDY :!

-A- yy.A Es.EEE,
MANUFACTURER or PURE HoNE-HApF
ANA confectionery, a24 : street, between Fights
and Ninth, Sacramento. Also Ice Cream yI4 IpIn,
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

IsrsclAL DISPATCHES TO Tub RsOoSD-UMOS.l
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400 EmA n ID

OF HIGH GRADE AND THOR 80
oughbred SPANISH MERINO 'se 77--,seessSs,.s-sS %
RAMS for sale; and two years
old. Apply at MRS. E NJ WI SON s 4aS-@sYs ~.
Ranch, one mile north Of McCsnnelrs ~ rs
Station. Posiorfce address Elk Grove 9Ilamento
county. SO lpIm
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NEARLY Nav

(1HICKERING UPRIGHT PIANo-HAsEE
all the modern Improvements FoltfTyT
sale cheap, at WareroonIs Of L. X. HAMMER, $50
treet g4.Iutf
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The Murder Cases at stockton.

STOCKTON, September 12th.-The examine
tion of Samuel Markey, D. NJ. Vance, Chris
topher Held, George NJ. Hurburt and Henry
Beck. charged with the murder of Patrick
Breen, closed this afternoon. and Justice
Treadwell ordered that the charges against
Vance, Hurlburt and Beck be dismissed, ana
that they be discharged from custody. He
refused to dismiss the charge as against Mar
key and Held, and also refused TO allow the
charge of murder against Markey to be re-
duced to manslaughter. On complaint of
Mrs. Breen, before Justice Reamey, war
rants were Issued for the arrest OF Hnrlburt,
Vance and Beck. and for the arrest of two
Others who are not yet in the Sheriff q Gus
todY.
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and son Shot.
Moody Going 10 ireland.


PHILADELPHIA, September 18th. - The
Press learns from evangelist Moody, who
sails for Ireland about the lat Of October,
that he goes simply to preseh the gospel, and
make what conversions it is possible to Sc
cure. He goes under the auspices of the
Protestant churches. "They and Protestant
people generally said he, "have been urg-
ing me stroagly to come TO them during the
last eight years, and cannot resist their sp-
pesIs sry longer"
"How about converting Catholics ," was
asked.
AZ this question Mr.. Moody expressed
sone surprise, and with some indignation
and warmth said: Converting Catholics
What a ridiculous idea. We are 10 have
nothing to do with them. There is no cause
for such superstition, for we are to work il
Ireland just as We do here.
The Oklahoma Raiders Again In Trouble.
WICHITA tKss.l, September 12.-David L.
Payne, President, j. B. Cooper, Treasurer,
G. =. Calvert, Secretary. and A. w. harris,
Assistant. snt.Secretary-oficars II the Oslaho-
n.a Company. su organisation for the pur-
poss Of reaching and entering Inoisn Terri.
tori, were arrested here to-day, upon war
rant issued By United Ststes Commissioner
J. +. Sherman, on complaint af United
States Attorney J. + Halloven. charg
ing them With conspiracy to yioiats she
lsyss of the United States, and commit cer-
tain ofensas sgsinss the lsws Of the United
States By sestlng on Indisn lands In 1ndiaa
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisement of five lines in this department. ~ E
inserted for IS cents for one time three times iot 'u
cents, or rs cents per week. a
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KINGSTON. September 12th.-It Is ru-
mored here that the Canada Pacific Rail-
way has been leased to the Kingston and
Pembroke Railway for SO years. If this is
30, the Graud Trunk have direct competitor
between the East and Washington from
Kingston.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-13

PARIS, September 12th.-The Suez Canal
Company have decided that after January
1st, next, all vessels passing through TIE
canal in ballast shall be entitled to a reduc-
ton of two and half francs par ton. The
company will also in the future pay the cost
of floating and restoring stranded vessels.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-01-03
Advice TO Parents,

The following rules are worthy OF be-
ing printed in letters OF gold, and
placed in conspicuous place in every
household:
l. From your children's earliest
infancy incu,cate the necessity OF in.
slant obedience, but remember it is
always better to put your desires in the
form OF request rather than COM
| mand.
2, Unite iirmness with gentleness.
Let your children always understand
that you mean what you Fay.
3. Never promise them anything un
less you are quite sure you can give
! them what you say.
4. II you tell little child to do
something, show him how to do it, and
see that 1t is done.
5. Always let some proper penalty
(uever the whip) follow willful disobe.
dience, but let it now flow from anger.
The parent who cannot govern his chill
dren without the rod has made some
serious mistake in their earliest educa-
ton.
6, Never let them perceive that they
vex you, or make you lose your self.
command.
7. If they give away to patulance OF
ill-temper wait till they are calm, and
then gently reason with them on the
improperly OF their conduct.
s. Remember that little present
punishment, when the OCCASION arises,
is much more etfectual then the threat
ening of a greater punishment, should
the fault be renewed.
8. Never give your children anything
because they cry for it.
10. On no account allow them to do
at ono time what you have forbidden,
under the samo circumstances, at
another.
II, Teach them that the only sure
and easy way to appear is to be good.
l2 Teach them to make their little
recitals perfectly true
13 Never allow of tale.bearing.
H. Teach them self-denial, not self.
Indulgence of an angry and resentful
spirit.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-01-03
Cellini's Method.

The recent revival of 'Le Roi S s'Amuse"
at the Theater Francais in Paris has di-
rected attention to the relation of
Francis 1 with Banvenuto Ceilini, to
whom he extended generous patron
age, though Victor Hugo has chosen to
represent him as a vulgar debauchee.
He was, however, glad to get rid OF Ben.
venuto in the end, and no one will
wonder at it who reads NJ. Pion's re.
cent work on that wayward artist. The
king assigned him quarters in a man
sion called the Petit Nesle; but he soon
quarreled with the other occupants Of
the building, one of whom was the
famous printer, Pierre Gunthier, and
another perfume distiller. Cellini
having expelled the latter forcibly from
the premises and thrown his furniture
ont of window, legal proceedings were
the result. Cellini stopped them in q
characteristic fashion. ~ called to nv
aid" he says, "a long dagger which I
possessed, for l had always taste for
beautiful arms. I looked out for he
man who had taken proceedings against
me. and, meeting him one evening, l fell
upon him with my dagger, aud gave
him so many stabs in the arms and
legs, taking care, however, not to kill
him, that he was ns yer able to walk up.
right again. l then went in search of
the person who was backing him up in
the suit, and | slashel in such fashion
that the withdraw of the charged
speedily followed. Thanking God" he
piously adds, "for this, as for Ill His
other iavors, / hoped to be able to live
some time without being molested."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-01-03

A young man OF Providence has re,
turned from two years trip in the
West, The popularity of his travel was
that he invariably refused to pay fare.
He usually rode on the express trains,
because they make fewer stops, and he
rarely found a conductor who would de.
lay to put him off between stations.
His appearance was rather effeminate,
and he made it strict rule never to
talk back, so that he escaped the rough
Usage which mo,t men would have
received. Occasionally he would have
to journey in freight Cars, and even on
the trucks underneath but generally
he suffered no discomfort, and was able
to save all his money for food and
lodging. But on Mississippi steam
boat he met with less success. Resolute.
ly refusing to buy ticket, he was
made to walk plank which he sup
posed would bear him to the shore.
On one end sat several negroes, to hold
1t IN place, but when he got to the
otherend they arose, ,and he dropped into
mud and water at the edge of an unin-
habited island, from which he escaped
after two days of starvation.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-01-03
MuscOvite Troubles,

At the present moment in Russia, the
attention of the press and society in all
large towns is concentrated on the daily
announcements of bank failures, pecula.
tion, embezzlement of funds, and robber-
les of every kind. Scarcely day passes
without the news of some bank having
been insolvent or in critical condition,
or OF some cashier of q government
institution or benevolent society having
appropriated the funds and cooked"
tie accounts. The municipal bank of
Skopin, in the province of Rjazan,
has failed for over S9,OOOOOO. 1t is a
legal point whether in this instance the
whole of the inhabitants, through their
municipal authorities, will rot De held
responsible. 1t is calculated that the
embezz ements and robberies, both pri.
vate and official have this year amount.
ed to over SlS, 100000.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-01-03
came to see them. The old enmities

came to see them. The old enmities
and harsh words had been forgotten.
Il caught that fire snake just in
time" said the colonel. as they talked
over the marud. "It had got almost to
tho steps when ! stamped the life out
OF it,"
"And it is roalIy true" announced
Sally, who was sitting with them, "that
the lieutenant cut your bonds with his
sword"
"Pray how do you know that?" asked
her brother
Sally blushed. T mado him tell
me to-day" she admitted.
"Yes," said the colonel, II owe much
to Seaton. / owe it to him thut | am
not now stricken man for life."
swell, Cuttauce," put in Seaton,
"there was another train laid ali the
time which you have not succeeded in
extinguishing."
"En? Hows that?" demanded the
young veteran,
"The conhagration, il I may call it
so," answered the lieutenant, "took
place this morning, Could you forgive
me if / were to carry your sister away ?"
Col. Ralph smiled with a courtly air.
"1f she consents" he asked, chow can l
lesent?"
And it was arranged that the lieuten-
ant should resign his commission and
remain in Virginia.
The weather on the Eastern Shore
was 50 mild You could hardly have
guessed from anything in the air that
Christmas had arrived. But the lovers
knew it, and had good reason to it was
also their wedding day. Little Ralph
now over two years old, was made to
put their hands together. The colonel
gave point to this afterward in a brief
speech. "It was Ralph" lie said
"whosa peril and rescue reconciled me
to you, Seaton. And ! remember how
that day the thought of my child dis
gusted mo with war, so that it is quite
just that be should have joined your
hand with SalIys on the natal day oil the
Holy Child, the Prince of Pea e. Still,
however, | may have felt then, l have
come to think there are two things the
world can never get along without-war
and children"
"And trains," added Seaton, men,
tllly.--Hmpers Weekly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-01-03
Novel Feature.

A novelty in church fairs is presented
by the ladies of church in Brooklyn,
N. Y. Departing from the well.worn
fashion OF initiating the Japanese and
Chinese, they engage in "Hindoo
Coffee party" To this end twenty beau.
tiful young ladies arrayed themselves in
Hipdoo garb, the material of their
dresses being largely of cheese CLOTH
The trimmings of these dresses were in
scarlet, blue, and gold, and the turbans
were combination of the graceful aud
the gorgeous. The rooms were elabo.
rately decked with Oriental symbols,
screens, banners, and lanterns. This
Hindoo variety Of entertainment is a
pleasant relief from the monotony which
has for some time prevailed in this style
of festivity. A pleasant improvement
on previous ways was, the donation Of
q Hindoo cup and saucer to each guest
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-01-03
The Editor,

Man OF the eager eyes and tcemiug brain,
Small is tho honor that men dole to thee;
They snatch tho fruitagc OF thy years OF pain
pevour, yet scorn, tho tree.
What though the treasure Of thy nervous force,
Thy rich vitality Of mind and heart,
Goes swiftly down before thy Moloch's course -
Men cry, at is not art"
"only Il newspaper" Quick read, quick lost,
Who sums the treasure that it carries honco?
Torn, ,rampled under icot, who counts thy cost,
Star-cyed Intelligence
And ye, the nOmoloss, best beloved host1
My heart rcrallsmore than one vanished face,
Struck IRON the rank Of itoicr5--eNrly lost,
And leaving not trace.
Martyrs news young martyrs Of the press
Princes of giving from largencss OF brain!
Ono leaf OF lOurel, stepped in Tenderness,
Take ye, 0, carly slain.
Though in the Pantheon no niche obscure
Your waning names can hold forever fast,
The seeds of truth ye blew aiar are suro
10 spring and live at last.
On lonely wastes, within the warming morts,
In silent dream, in speaking deeds OF men.
Quick with momentum from your dcathless
hearts,
Your thoughts will live ngain,
To serve thy generation, this thy fate:
"Writteu in water" swiftly fades thy name;
But he who loves his kind does, first and late,
a work too great for 's.Nn.
-.hary Ciemmer.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-01-03
lie Was Willing.

London Truth tells this story of an
ingenious clerk in the British admi.
rally. A gentleman with whom he had
II slightacquaintance asked him whether
he might come to his room to see the
recent review of the troops on their
return from Egypt. Certainly" re.
piled the clerk, "NTay 1 bring nv
wife?' "Yes." 81 have two daughters;
may they come?' "Bv all means" A
!econd time the gentleman called to ask
whether few nieces might be added to
the band. To this the clerk cheerfully
hssented. "We cannot be sufficiently
grateful to you," said the gentleman,
" or enabling us to have so good a
view of the review" "I am afraid"
answered the clerk, "that you and your
family will not see very much of it, for
my room looks out into back yard"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-01-03
A Terrible Picture.

Henry A. Asseltine, % years old, who
says be is a Canadian school-teacher,
and came to New York from Montreal a
few weeks ago in search of u situation,
was a prisoner at Yorkville police court.
Francis A Taylor OF tie express office
in the Grand Central depot accused
him of stealing a package from the
waiting room. Asseltine admitted the
theft. He said he had been unable to
find employment of any kind, lis money
was gone, and when he took the package
he lad not eaten for many hours. Be
cause he was young and rugged every.
body to whom he applied seemed to
think that he could do without help.
Blu. the prisons are open to everybody
young and Cd" Asseltine said, "and
took the shor est route I know to get
thete.' He waaheld in $500 for trial.
Ne,o .Yerk'pdpSr. = '.~;'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-01-03
GATARR n RiIM HLY's ott5a;E51ia GaEAM

ELY'S GRE
BALM efectually
cleanses tho nasnal
Passages of Catarr-
hal virus, causing
healthy secretions,
inhamtionma,
protects the mem
brane from addi
tlonal colds, COM
pletely heals the
sores and restores
the sense of taste
and smell. Bene-
fetal results are
re allied by a few
applications. A
thorough treatment
will cure Catarrh.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-01-03

XI1L-NO. WOODSTOCK WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1883-01-03

Hay Fever, &c. Unequaled for colds tn the
head. Agreeable to use. Apply by tho little
finger iuto the nostris. Will deliver by mail
SOC a package postage stamps. Sold by
wholesale and retail druggists.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., Owego, N. Y,