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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-12

1t would appear that the cream OF
the Mining done ON the Constock goes
to the milling companies. The Mining
and Scientific Pres says: About 600
tous of low grade ore is the average
production from the MINES on the
Comstock and elsewhere IN Storey
County, Nevada. OF this, about 500
tons are daily shipped by the V. u L.
II. r. to the mills on the Carson River.
The Umon Mil AID Mining Company
do nearly all tn. crushing, and charge
- per ton, giving a gross income OF
about 1900 per day TO the mill owners.
The cost Of reduction is estimated to
be in the Eeighborhood OF IS per ton
leaving = net prof, OF, say, $2,5oO per
1sy."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-12
Tho WillOux hby Trial.

A jury was secured Monday in the
Wiloughhy case and the trial is pro
crossing today.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-12

fre the Vsag
bsr4 r. 1854.

The following table
uonal Convention will be published ext week:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-12

A TRYING situation--The District
Attorneys.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-11-12

The following is the vote for town
ship officers:
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ALAW LUCK.
Saved %fro,n.the GaliouB-A Shoemaker
Mnkcx II NIL Right tn lila VIII, 5%l

saved from!the GnliOWB-A Shocmnkcr
Makes /. NIL Right tn niis VIII.
St. Louis Republican. 4
MIR. B. W. Belden, who is endowed in
Tho wholesale dr,g bo,go Z, Ma,e, pr.a
= no.'s.o rug NUS. - nose. ote0.
Y 70, on second street; between Market
and Chesnut, is in luck. The tickle god
dess has turned a golden shower nnon
hin 40 4 mora a,,;ne -. ~. la r..
n'u,' 40 3 - ".1e' n''!us Jus neAt' WIN SJey
and MS pockets with "the root ofall evil
About four years ago. Mr.. Bslden was a
resident Of Of New Orleans, WHARF ho was
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IA GOOD COMPARISON.

H.HHs 4E af-AHHNH"F H=44HHH .Ear-nH'#HH|HIH|
Tho Rev. William Roulatt, n well.kaown
Methodist clergyman, residing at Naples,
draws tho following amusing, but apt com.
parison between DR.. O. NcLane's Ttrmvloe,
prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, and 4 ferret.
"Afcrret when placed Mt the entrance ofa
mt hole, enters tho aperture, travels along
tho passage, seizes upon the rat, extermin-
ates his existence and draws tho animals
defunct carcass to tho light. And IN like
manner have I found Dr.. o. -KsLaaes Ftrmt-
fugs to operate upon worms, those dreadful
n%nddangcrous tormentors OF children. This
remedy, like tho ferret, enters the aperture
Of tho mouth, travels down the outlet, hunts
round tho stomach and lays hold Of the
worms, shakes tho life out Of tho reptiles,
sweeps clean their den, and carries their
carcassts clear out OF the system. This,
at lcast, has been tho effect OF the Verml.
fugo upon my children"
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The French ei,cf Dictator Of Fashion.

80 NN.M"u W. ~.
There 10 no better amusement, II one has
tho run Of Worth's, than to alt In the aalon
and observe the procession OF women that
file through. The other day I saw Worth
come from his place Of hiding to talk with
a person Of importance. When no had
finished and was about 10 20, a wall Of sup.
plication broke forth: !nAfr. Worth, you wifi
think Of me-" "Mr. Worth you will do
something Tor me-" "Mr. Worth, eive mo
Just one minute" At that moment, for il
aeenis Mr.. Worth's retirement had been
genuine, several employees came In, eager
also t5 catch hla attention. First one, then
another asked him hastily some whisper.
cd question. Othere, trailing samples
Of rich eilks, held them inquiriugly before
his eyes. Suddenly his face grew purplish
red, the veins Of bis forehead awelled, be
closed his eyes, and shut tight his hands as
IL In great tension-thoI gesture, Of a man
Putting. with great effort. n restraint upon
Limecli, holding himself together so to
speak; They are killing me-" he muir
INJURED. They are all On my back; they
40 Weighing me 10 the EARTH" The em.
pl,yees fell back awc.stricken, the wall OF
th, women ceased, and a dead silence fell
on tho room. The moment was really sol.
Q M, for the suffering Of the man was too
. iident. In a short time he recovered
h mself, said a few words and left the room.
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LESSONS OA HEALTH,
valuo OF Putc AIR and Plent,
b.ll sflt. tEtN. rHsA

Tho valuo OF Pu'c Air and Plenty
l ,fIt. # 4
baltimore american.
DR.. James A. Steuart, health commits.
sioner, delivered an instructive lecture last
night at the Young Mems Christian Assc-
citation on "Houae Sanitation" Tho lee.
turer referred with qualification to the in
creaaing and more intelligent interest which
is being maniiested in tue subject Of n.y.
giene. He discussed as bearing upon Ills
subject the prevention (l) Of those diseases
which are introduced into tho human sys.
ten through the respiratory organs, and (2j
those that come in through the digestive
organs. Tho Importance Of puro air was
dwell upon, and OF ventilation as a means
Of obtaining and preserving 1t pure. The
best houRe ventilation is secured In the old.
fashioned fireplace, with lis open hue. II
this Is not practicable, a lluo In juxtaposi-
ton with the smoke lue affords good ven
tilation. BY q new device the sans furn.
ace which heats II house may DO made to
yentilate It. The air, Ike water, II al
lowed to become s!agnant, gives occa-
sion to the development in it OF
poisonous organisms the germs OF
which arc always present. Ventilation Is
e the atmosphere what motion Is to water.
The air ia every room ought to be totally
changed once in every twenty.four houtp,
by opening all the doors and windows for
q short time. The requirements for proper
ventilation depend upon the number OF
occupants in a room. A man spoils $50
cubic ieet in twenty.four hours. Twice
Ibis amount ought to BE- allotted him. Iu
o hospital he ought 10 have LOCO feet. This
IS not usually accorded him. But space ia
not all. The air should be changed four
times IN every hour. Children yitiate the
air more quickly than adults. The pre-
valllng idea that any little room is a snug
place Tor children is a wrong one. The one
extravaganza, il it can bs 30 called, in
which VIC are justified is in losing heat to
secure pure air. DR.. Steuart also referred
to the prejudice which exists against night
air, which is often thought to be more in
FURIOUS than that Of a close, warm room.
That night air is dangerous is true only in
very unhealthy and malarious climates.
To prevent the diseases which enter the
body through the digestive orgars we
want wholesome food, which is easy pro-
durable in this land OF ABUNDANCE, and
pure water; bodily cleanliness for pro tee
ton against %cutaneous diaeasss and suit.
able clothiag to NEST the requirements Of
the Temperature. Superabundance of pure
water is second in importance only to pure
air. Dr.. Sseuarts tated, in conclusion, that
he had always advocated to the city fathers
the bringing Of pure water. freely to ali
persons; that he believed in making the
waters tree to all. 1gt2
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HANGING II BASKETS.

Now IN the Time to Get Them Well
btarted.
This is the time 10 arrange hanging
baskets, that they may be well started
when the time is at hand for placing them
out OF doors. There is nothing more grace
lal than WINS and plants growing in sus.
pended baskets. Pots Of porous ware
should be selected to hold the plants, for
In non.porous vessels they willnot grow in
perfection. In the bottom Of the pot small
bits OF charcoal should be placed about
two inches indepth. II the pot is Of suii-
cicnt depth, a coarse sponge may be pu. III
:he centre to drink up the surplus moisture
and give it out again. Common securing
sand mixed with dark loan and leaf mould
Is the best soil. Florists provide no end
lees variety OF shapes in banging bsske;e;
none OF these are prettier, however, than
many homemade devices. A c@ocoanut
sawn in halves can be suspended with
wires and filled with vines: an old wooden
bowl may also be hung up by boring holes
Tor wiref; shells make excellen! plant hold
ers. The rind oil a gourd or equash will
hold growing plants and look well. Wire
baskets, to be bought at any hardware
chop, are pretty and cheap.
1t is best not 10 attempt sowing seeds in
baskets; to be suspended, but 10 procure
plants and press them in firmly. The
trailing morning.glory (Conpolvulus Mauri-
tantcM) il q charming vine for q hanging
basket, but it must be grown from the seed.
1t will not be found troublesome, however,
as it does not require deep earth. Stdum
Sitboida is another pretty vine for a SUE
pended design. In filling the basket let
soil rise towards the centre. Place'an up
right plant in the middle, something
bright and Towering, like q begonia OF
geranium. Lobelia, yerbenas, ragwort, and
Tradcscdntid arc beautiful and thrifty
plants for the basket. The strawberry
plant is a rapid runner; it's f,wer ia white,
and its red berry seed PODS make it very
ornamental. Ivy. either the English OF
German variety, may be planted in sus-
pended baskets and trained over the wires
or cords by which it is hung. The delicate
outlines Of ferns can be seen TO advantage
by hanging baskets. The trailing varieties
are the most suitable; Davullia %pentaphyua
and Aidiantum eyrdatum arc good seiec-
tons. 1n watering hanging baskets, care
should be taken 10 toak them through, as
they cry out very soon. Blooming plants
require moro water than those without
flowers. 49, ra
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MEDICAL.
Tho Weak and tho Impure.

o. L Ilc w NNiA ttbN "a AkAApkAA Ss frr
The merry little mountain brook,
Is it lightly dances over the rocks
md sparklcs in the sunshine on its
way down TO the river, is pure and
.lcan. 1t is active; therefore, it is
hcalthy. 1t is vigorous; therefore,
t resists impurity.
But the sluggish pool, where the
current is not strong enough to keep
he water in motion, is stagnant and
loul. Dirt and rubbish are thrown
INTO it, and stay there. Impurities
md vile odors make it a breeder Of
disease and all object to be avoided.
When the blood is strong and rich
and rcd, and vigorously courses its
accustomed rounds through arteries
and veins, the system is hearty and
healthy.
When the blood is thin and poor
and weak, impurities and dcflcments
creep into it, and it has no strength
to cast them out. Then the system
runs down.
Browns Iron Bittcrs contains the
only preparation Of iron which can
enrich the blood, and make it pure,
vigorous, and healthy. A dollar a
bottle, at the nearest druggists. 0
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HMO
Will be Intcrcs,cl II not ConVinced b.
- .. these huExestt0nN.

-Nr-aslA.# -- HHk-tEE 40 -#.-HN-4
VIII be Iutcrcs,ea II not Convinced by
these suggestions.
BuGa'o EIpfos. b
A gentleman describing himself as zone
Of the people fond Of a good cigar" assures
the New York Times that q prominent ply.
stefan told him lately that from the prac-
tice OF cigarmakers wettirg the wrapper
with their saliva and biting the end Of the
cigar into shape a loathsome disease was
spreading and that he knew Of seyerpl
cases. Somewhat alarmed, no continues,
II managed to visit q number OF factories.
Two-thirds OF the cigarmskels / found,
daub the whole end Of the cigar with their
saliya, Thinking that the Cuban workmen
might not do it, | visited places where they
were employed, and found that not only
did they uso their saliva to make the wrap.
per stick, but that most Of them before
wrapping bit the end OF the cigar into
shape with their teeth. AS the physician
informs me that many CT the cigarmakers
have sore mouths from disease, il is a dan.
gerous as we'll as a beastly habit"
This is horrible, il trut; aud We fear it is
true 10 some extent. From personal OBJ
servation we know that cigarmakers in
Cuba do manipulate their work With q
touch Of saliva. Not many OF them do it,
we SHOULD judge; but some do, and these
nasty wotkmen are probably tho very fel-
lows whose mouths are-the most likely 10
communicate disease. Those cigare, more.
over, which look the neatfst at their emok-
ing end, and are therefore the most admired
by young smokers, probably owe their at
tractive symmetry to this disgusting manip-
~ulalion. Yet it is q fact that the mott in.
vste,ate smokers are found among men
who must BIO aware Of ths prevalence OF
this filthy practice. Almost all those who
manufacture cigars, or who deal in cigara,
also smoke cigars. We don't quite see how
they al do it, but they do.
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nEpicAL.
" uEplcAL.
<. SMITH,
:. ,.a cHApL1SE STREET,
No. '"' Near Fourteenth Street
-n|hrLran,s EloCeM ID lhe

orI ! physCian's success Ia Tho
r. SsyS d b. IH!!sn HySyt i p,oYO ihG. have dealt
+ ny rfJIIs VIII with uiLSc Who havp contuIt
En,Son6l! and lS ,s a ~uAtleni'4 name wllhout let'
hSS ", iueEtt' ! t.7p InAuy hundred cqluhcates
nLs!OH. hgtSStt hSye cured Aint 'acy 'iSu DSSua
htSi thSs T ipSC:tutGbl0. 4 thStoIs S,nc,ilnco and
psgvoassNiis r1A1y Jtan hoS sppSnts' a clcao obsCry.
n%H.s.TIStt,itI WIZ n,SiisI pcStt!sriiles and strict A.
..srTOI RI1psiimn'r management iflhlfcs succeH,
sSt!Ss % hIItS X nd frankly give Tho patient my
sTI.Si,ep FS+iVH'
spa!on. --~~E
Ion, uacILst and Rhou,natim.-
yi1arj and h's.. %nthlpg NeElti 70 help mo;
sas RI Al i 81 SaI Of I'D y 4; 1'al PIii i.Inr %''
e wheelinx, ". Va
,,poy,Ol So.e, Impaired ,yoise;-sut.
cpzA PS!y| S1,Snts cdlcine lated tohelp me.
f. IT,, sa I'd .taaEIt'sl' S TITAa liz cHApDyoK,
n, r,c,del 4 Co., wheeling, ". Va
.0d ulucn.ed stomach;
i4!ol . gtys i1 no tS1S'i Insiisac, Agent.
u; -"Hsa them '1 ft0 EIplst !. @AsIlkdToN.
crrd nj" nm, tcrtS on l!eAd.-"My son wes
R1O!Ols, h1 i@t,t's,u years. Nothing seemed 10
Mo Sin. d. snii0NS VII ATiIERIEE GAPS,
y,,SSt Street, Wheeling. ". VI.
o,,e-,"i iJT jeAra with Cancer. Had
Cancel: - 81. ti1ieG II returned nlct each opet.
II ess o.. nm s'S,tb cured mo without tlli!s, eagrac
ltio1. y" Mg*. q. M
o'pe!p.". ,,,l, O, Aaug.-ris. Of my b4ex ior 10
fiu, nAaS,tTI dying. Dr. bnlth cured me
x,lSOlt tpl!oi 10 NV THOMAS CoLV1N.
vsolsu!u Grocer, Man 81. S mnse aa9 p H. sA
naIiIsS Oi lrEtum, IIo!sleus ~ Tiaesi.
,,x.G sISea % 70 die Az pion ai,c
d. In. .H!ss CARD ne S'ts aGR1nJ tGHS; DgLANY,
s~isrli1i's Ferry.
,..u q. IGdd wiitCs:-"Dt. s:lisi,s pto!sh'
NJ L. tvICs In 10Y IElally nave hesi Mo;t 49,.
I9aaI mi / cOEi6cEd him 70 al ~AH Benae"Au
"a "t;siHipl pb}MEtAn. .t h.s he,, strsearo
al w. ySnr,at k0lb rayS-"l hna pt hn. sun ni
-: ~. .,;tn yeesiI Gnd treated " many pny s.S.",is ~
lIiREi!t. ,sntpyel 4 monster l0J leet !nng."'
u eieht HYs s,s'isInA --llrcC years IN Hospitals Tor
iti.e'S .fSn IN REGULAR Ld TG!itSSes!n suci casG.
f1I.sf, s c,,ci d cApGrll. d!pet.ses Of heAIt, liver,
IttfyS E{tSrJs, Skiu, DlGol. nervous Acccaons
fcaHsS ' .nst5Ss o! men Ind youth, Efoiu!S anu
sith,tx ttsuiy 10 my sIecees,
busI t'S' c,Ird without the tuli9'
i.,I,s;I Al A d.s.aucc K.Ay BIZ ttested Dy ieIuof
iAuS Sy.ISctInu Guaranteed. J. chart Tor sell OF.
ny w ,to9 sS6i Oil rWeiDi oil two thrceeens stamps,
~ il 0.,is 'tiSI, Al orire iree. 0Gicc hoars from .
y EAT q, dSly. Csll on or address
J0ttE Z. sIlTH, u. D..
.,,an.T 10 lI4 Ctsp!tnc 81, Mhse.ins. ". We.
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bridges on she Pacific CONT.

Some OF the passengers on Western stage
coaches gave strange accounts OF the cos
ing Of swollen streams. Thcee who recently
travelled on the Santa Barbara, CAL, line,
say that there tho bridge c%onaisss OF 4 rope
stretched across. The passengers get in a
basket attached to the rope. For those
going to Santa Barbara the rope is creased,
as the bank on that side is the hjchest.
Then the basket is turned loose and The
passenger aud basket shoot to the other
eide with lightning fyaed. Going the other
way the passengers draw themselves up the
rope by a pulley.
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DURING the present century $50, 600, 900
con'es OF th; bible have been printed in
22G different Languages. The United States
contributes annually S75. 0oO. 900 for sus-
tanning tho churches and ministry, and
s3l,0CO.0 600 for purely benevolen. purposes.
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A COMPLETE cure for that facilitating drain
that lnoics.es a weakness Of the urinary or
gans, nasal catarrs. and other evidences Of a
diseased mucous membrane may be found in
the use Of Dr.. Guysotts Yellow Dock and
earss psrilla. Don't be frightened by the ad-
refreshments OF qnack doctors. This remedy
VIII purify the blood, strengthen the paris
Affected, heal all ir.ita lou Of the mucous
membrane. and emo every symptom Of
tue disorders. 1t IS 8 sure cure for nervous
debility and general iii health. zuag5a paw
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OH GntdliqRurer
DfIces s".. rs a01 "a Fourteenth Streei
%lonlAs-s0 ruhpEAK,

=. -".HH.Fa - ..L.# w. #N.. M
lttoe Song.
ie,, his front name is Tobias.
Aud he Isn't over pious
30 10 speak
And bis only aim and bent Il
Nobby clothing-t Tor this sent Is
III Just \ BIZ non compts mentls
Like and weak.
And this feather weighted gent no
w enough not over flyo snd twenty
Il lias OF klowledae quilea plenty
30 10 speak. ,Gt5
For heed rather bal prsuclng
81 Aud kicking nj a dancirg
Than his st0cs II wilt enChancing
Learning Crock. qsl
Tho o aocs the dnwl and s,ammcr
When he dons his $50 X claw hammer,
Yet Tobias. Sheo,s his grammar ggr
30 t9speak.
Andhequ0tionS very raiely,
lsu his Clothes sre hanging I,llly)
II us ofsin 6S fashioned sqlarely
No, no has no education,
Il Aud his beauty took II vacation t. 3
bout the lime OF his creation
30 10 speak.
INa4 1sAA}fN aTrVLN# HsrI
And nr0n mature leAfciIon q.
IAking each disiinct biftcliou
I've decided his Compilations
Rather Heok.
Tho his shirt has not a rimplo,
5 NOT hi. beaidletA chin a oinlplc,
Yet he boEs,s A chronic pImplo "
On his beak.
And his voice 70 not reliant
For at times II Is defiant 10
And httlmes It Is n plinnt
Little tqucak.
Now Il SCENT to nc SO funny
That iht, half demcuted tommy
Should be loaded down with money
NJ So 10 SPEAK. Il
While the writer OF this ditty,
Who you leo IL rather witty
Has 10 scrub about the city
" On hiH cheek:
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TIE vary best remedy that can be com.
pounded from u present. knowledge Of
drugs, for colds. coughs, asthma, bronchitis
n Other lung. diseases, Ia DR.. WiAtar's Bal.
sam Of Wild Cherry. 1t has cured many
cases Of consumption when all other remedies
bad Jailed. a single spoonful will cure an
ordinary cough or cold and give instant re.
strengthening to throat and lungs and is yery
pleasant to take. Y, paw
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PRor. JAMES A. sEwkLL,, A. NJ, N. D., OF
Medical Faculty, Lsvsl University, Quebec,
states: u have found Coldea's LIQUID Beef
Tootc particularly useful 10 advanced stages
Oh copsnnpsion, weskneos, dyspepsia and a,l
nervous affections. In pregnant women II
pas been retained when every other article Of
iood was rejssssd. Palhtsbte aud easy Of
digestion" Take no other Mwraw
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A SAN ANTONIO, Texas German insured
his lilo for $4,000 in favor Of his wife, upon
learning which the woman became furious,
declaring that her husband had sold him.
sell to the devil, deserted him and cannot
be found, rI -
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paying a lawyers fee was utterly out Of
the question. Although the old man neg.
lecsed to pay, he didn't forget the lawyers

generosity.
About a year ago Mt. Belden gave up the
practice Of law and came to St. Louis, lesv.
ing Hope working for a bare existence, ap-
parently, In his little chop in Nov Orleans.
About ten days ago the shoemaker became
involved In a difficulty with 4 young man,
was shot and killed. When bis dead body
wss taken homo his aged wife was SO
shocked at being so suddenly deprived OF
her protector that she fell to tho floor In a
1T and died the following day. Among
!Hope'a effects was found a will In which
he bequeathed hisproperty, which amount.
ed, much to the surprise Of everybody, to
about $4,000, to his wife, and provided
that in the event Of her death It should 20
TO- Mr.. Belden. Yesterday the latter re.
ceived a telegram from New Orleans an.
nouncing his sood fortune, and he will
shortly visit the Crescent City to take pos.
session Of the property. lie Is married
and has a brother, +. l.. Bslden, who Is a
b%ook-keeper in the Republican counting.
room. NNIHF IL. HAEIU 10. |#H..HfI .HHT#NE 7. tINH #VN
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HENRY ViLLAED's familiar face is once
more sean on Wall s.raet-a little care.
worn, perhaps, but showing no other sign
OF the terrible ordeal through which be
passed. HIS family are also ftill living in
their new home in New York city.
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FISHERS laland, Long Island Sound, will
soon DO stocked with quail, Engliah harea
and psrtridges by a party Of New York and
Connecticut gentlemen who have secured
control oil the lands. lEg
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n Is spring. A resurrection OF nature'a
latent forcss is taking place. Like tho world
around you, renew your complexion, invic.
crate your powers, cleanse. the channels Of
HE. Ayers ssrsaparilla Is the means to use
FOL. this purpos,, psw =
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HALE's Honey Of Hogehound and Tar will
arrest every a!lnent OF the Lungs, throat OF
chest. 4 gRR -ftEW 800 " 1ci'
Pixies Too!hache Drops carsi In one minute.
70 tho sAin-Glcnn's Sulphur Soap.
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' NETT" "Hu HeFF"us FrosIFhtIon.
We give our readers an extract from a
oheertni latter. written by Mrs. Elizabeth
smith, OF Richmond, lad who says: "sa-
marstan Nefvine cnred me- Of hysterin aud
nervous probation" Ctmment is useless.
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IT Is a fact, perhaps rarely known, that
three Bangots-BaDso, Ne; Bangor,
Northampton county, Pa, and Bangor in
Wales-are the leading slate mar,s Of the
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