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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
Road Across The Rance.

ine Silver Monument road now be.
ng completed. should be made A link
IN the road across the range. and the
men now at work building the rad
should he KEEP, al the head Of Chloride
crrtE unit. that work Is accomplished.
1t can never be done cheapert than now.
nor viii a more opportuue moment
ever occur for carrying the project into
effect. The RANGE Is informed that
Mr.. Cantwell has proposed tn build
rom his ranch. on The west side. 10
the besd Of the range If the people on
ms SIDE VIII meet him at that point.
Now stop and consider. The Silver
Monument under the management OF
John Mcbride. n OF the most enter.
pri3ing Of men in New Meytco. Will
Soon haze a good road from Chloride TO
me ulns. This work he began last
summer 10 finish this. aud the RANGE
- glad 10 say that this time he doing
the work with the prospect Of some re-
ward as he is Interested IN the SILVER
Monument mining property. When
he began The work he did it more as A
matter Of public spirit and expended
nis own mouey aud gave his time to
carrying out the project, not even hay
ing the help OF the property owners all
along mp Chloride creek. In talking
this matter up II is well TO take into
The account this lact. that the road 10
Tie head of the range can be built. by
me force at work on the Silver Monu.
ment road, from a point intersectinp
That road, for a comparatively email
inm OF money. There Is not to exceed
= hhlf mile that ran be regarded as
1iiicnit, and II party who has looked
the situati0n over, says he thinks the
lorce nov engaged could carry the
road on 70 the head Of the range and
meet Mr. Cantwell's proposition in a
week or ten days time. The whole
!anch aud cattle trade by this means
you'd be brought to Chloride. This.
men, II seems 70 The RANGE. is too i'm.
portant a matter 10 be neglected. We
cannot hope to have any help from the
county. The editor Of the RANGE nm.
leIred before the county commission.
'fs OF Socorro county IN the matter. f,
1hIy % hhd out that there was no hone 4
ron t1atsourCe, on accounted Ia. lack =
upds. u the number OF like de. !
if"AdE which looked to BE- too large an 9
'-~pehiIt4ts g. Oe met. In the new
''nhty OF silrra, ~ congress refuses to :
Interfere and nullifythe law We cannot q
lepe Tor help for a year OF twa-not un. c
u the county machinery rs put in fun n
NOTION Y pass a taxation provided 5
o meet such demands. Even then the Z,
appropriations for such roads a
you'd be 10 get a wagon road between a
'ere and u county ssat-Hillsbor. b
ugh. so the resort would be for onr e
lerchanis. by private subscriptions. y
nd our people by contribution of Ia. Il
10 lake hold of the scheme and put
lis road through to the head Of The q,
ahge' n open up the west side 10 the q
nade of Chloride. 81
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09

There we're no complimentary words
spoken Tor MAJ FIusi by others than
his frS ussoc ties al santa lie last
saigrday. While tie luminosity display.
- By the sold majority VA not in the
isasi couceaisd Ca tie contrary. Max
Frost and h. beihOds uas TIE ra.lying
blast which called together the two
Thirds majority. and be car consider
himself tie object "a, upon. The re-
publicans II New Mexico declared
that this man WAS bot 90 l. occupy a
responsible position in their ranks. and
that be must take d back seat. Through
tie counsels Of the conservative uuss
. was agreed that no change in the
territorial central committee should be
made until the regular convention In
August. but at that time the secretary
must ~, and he must stay gone. Max
Frost IS not unaware Of his staudins
either. and ne showed 1t IN the con.
vention by the strict silence which he
maintained. Heretofore &c and Frank
Chavez bad divided the uae Of such
meetings as they attended butthis time
Frost vas dumb. Doub.less he was
taink ag ~ his hish-hauded outrages
In socorro and Rio Auiba counties two
Years ago which resulted IN the defeat
OF Luna. and Of his later work in Der.
nalillo county which defeated Breeder.
AT any rate he saw the handwriting ON
he wall No Frost m August"
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09

The saata fecunvsuiion - IL 49,
- condemnation up.,n Ne rfactios Z
naihiylrr he Eoruiar wil q 3 oouatg
~ a teuAorlh cluFeauan. through
runisss delegaiiuus Max Fusl
Surke That scheme sell tuo isars aso
i SooolIo and l,o Aruba eeuniieA t1i
this year The similar 81 aciure buii -
hastily In BcfnAlllo county fsll upau
his Oct bead. Il H daubiiuilf be- ever
Esis ct uf the ruins
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
Tho Territorial Convention

The republican convention which
assembled at Santa Fe last Saturday TO
eiect delgates to the national owen
s,on on Chicago. was the finest body of
New Mexico citizens that ever met in
the territory. Every county had sent
l's representative men and the fine ap-
pearance and evident intelligence Of
Q citizens thus brought together
would pave done credit TO any of the
states. Santa Ee *as totally
pared Tor any such an exhibition and
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
LEGA| NorGcEs.
Notice Of Pre- Empuon Proof

Us AND OFTtCrJ
las Cruces, y. NJ, Nav 8tb. tsst.
Notice D. hereby given thnt ne follow ina
named se.Hpr hiss fled notice II bt- ~
,tnttoh % make final proof In suppor. OF
~. respective %clain. and that said rrnf
VII hs made before the register and r.eov.
et ht lms Gfuces, y NJ, q ia q 5th. ls4 "a
l. q lstes On dcrlnratury statement -.
~ y i"f the " ~ sec n Up ~ s.rlw mt
ne sec ID tp TO-, IS W.. H. NAMES he
Ioli wing witnesses To y owe his cnutinu.u.
le-idenee pom. and cultivation of. said LAID.
V z ID Daluii-h, Jumes Nnssur. q a.. M
en- Z \, Richards, all ui socurro county, M.
hhy . JOHN K. MCFtE. Reg steL
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09

- apfainfua#mfs a
- .htAt ~ iasares ~ ths 49, - a
~ namE 90 a-ufuIaannanf
nmt e. L@khara. Uant~w
Ahn 81 kaHHsfuus 81 huIar frurs.r
- - ~ tnrkun 80 80 - -.
ans sli a4i 60 D. huI ~ Mxa tusah.eF y.
tRaAHd teatttNf AZ ths funm 81 ! - -
eteaaa teHG atfh mud I'D 80
eaut q 20 FHeNtnd mrftn fu~afr
nagH Anteat o. ims rlrf a. rt~,t - r-trtst
HeAt ~ tltehrrF aifhln tHs Ifnits -
ounhtf O. APPEAR lsfuru ~. t-ara
mf#tinE prvpafwd o. snsrutr
- uthrf husius - ruminF he-
MAJ 1fh. $50 fNt1 70
q. a. FuurEn.
AHA faairmaa.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
D. bruary ist. lesi.


To Mark l.. Edwards.
" OF are hereby notified that the under
signed has expended 500 IN labor and
Improvement upon tie James Henry lode
claim siiua'cd IN the Cuchiilo Negro district,
Socorro county, New Mexico. being the sum
iequtrcd Dec. 3lst lss2, and Dec. Stat is.s 10
nod possession OF the same under section
1924 OF the revised statutes OF the United
states, uld II within ninety days from the
date oi this notice you tul ur refuse To pay
your proportion of said expenditure M Co
owner aud the cost Of this advertisement
your interest viii be forfeited 70 the under.
signed. NJ II. DAY.
January 18th, 1884.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09

NJ JlllEts hereby given 20 4. :. Catlett
~ l.. W. Parker and knight Parker that
the undersigned has expended 500 In labor
nd improvements upon the Copper King
mime situate In the Apache mining az stfict
Sucutro county, New Mexico, being the as
scssinrnt work required 10y section 1924 Of the
revised statutes of the United states during
the year ISIS IN order 60 hold possession Of
the same, and thbt II within ninety DAYS
iromthc publ alton ~ this notice You shall
ihl or ret Sc % pay your proportion OF such
expenditure hLi t,C cost I this advertise
incut your interest 5 un.pwuer bhAll become
the property o. the undersigned.
ID. r. WATERMAN
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE T. hereby yf.sr that IN. q. fen
81 L Onrson& 90. doinr business a eide
ttdc. ~ucurfu cor nv. New Nexicn. h. ttis eav
hY IA utual ecnsent /. ggrann
shelilhut " . husiusfs collecting 40 ac-
counts an . pay ing All debts.
May2A M Frt1r.yRrs
chloride, \. ~. April 50, IssG.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09

Nj Office II hereby giver to , II. Dorsey.
y G. y. Wood. d. A. Richards, Newton
bradley and u G. Fitzpatrick that the under.
.iRneu has expended 800 un each of che fol
lowing lode claims. viz. The HlvdsurHbbir,
wolverine, Dorsey, and Dutch Gitl. N uuted
in The Apache mtuing district, Socorru ouu n
y, New McNtcu,bcinE the annual Assessment
due De. ctub r 3lst / - ON said claims made
necessary by Sectp u 232l Ut the ragtsrI stat.
ut 5 81 the United states IN order a. hold pos.
session Il tlc SAINT. ana that a YOU iail or
refuse % co ttthut" YOur proportions ~ co.
owners within ninety DAYS uitcrt this publicn.
tion your Interests win be forfeited 10 tho
undersigned according o. law.
January Ia, 1851. j.. Z. PLEMMnNs.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
BUSINESS ME n.

Rege neration
for enicebled sys.
{ IN =, suffering
m n general
want of tone, and
Its usual concom.
itants, dyspepsia
and nervousness
is seldom deifv-
able from the use
OF a nouri $ hing
diet and stimuli
OF appetite, unaid.
ed. 4 medicine
that will effect a
OF speci
nc obstacle 70 re.
q ed health and
V r, that Is a
genuine %correc.
tive, N the real
Ii IL the
pos session OF this
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
1-s..=ss q -srfo.tv=o.

NJ OTlCE T. hereby given Co William d.
stevens that the undersigned has "a.
pended t.Olin labor aud urou
the Queen-hury lode ciuim situate Ia Apache
mining r%istrict, : curru tuuuty and g.. riton.
of NeN Mexico, a.. Wit glaN IN the wear lsst
and $40 in tie year ISIS fur the annua. a..
Sessm"nt upIn said claim flr tn ytaIH I-ra
aud lAI respectively Ia urucr to hold pO=s.s.
sion ot saiu ella Ina under the provisions Of
section ga2g Of che revised statutes of the
United states. and the net OF Congress amen.
datoty Thereof. app rovcd January q. is.O.
and n within 1iuuty DAYS after this notice
you iaii OF refuse 20 contribute your prupor.
ton IT such expenditure us a CO.owner, Your
In crest IN said clnim viii become me prop
crty Of the undersigned by virtue of said src.
tlun 2Ei. JOINS Il ABAMs.
Juuuury Z. lSsi.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09
January. nth. 1884.


James g. Singleton.
Not are hereby notified that the South.
western Mining company has extended
100 in labor and improvements upon the
t,Acelsior lode or claim situated upon Miner
al creek, Apache mining district, SoeorroC Co.
y, Mex, ia order to hold possession of said
claim under the provisions OF section 2l2l Ro.
vised st tutes OF the United states, being tho
amount required to hold possession OF the
same Tor tle year ending Dec 3lst, 1889; and
within ninety DAYS alter this notice of pnn.
l~ication YOU fan or refuse TO pay ourpropar.
tion OF such expenditure (s33.3 Jns co-owner,
your interest In said claim will become the
property Of the subscriber under said section
aJA.
THE SoUrHwr STERN MIvTNG Co.
by &. = faruelee. President.
u \. Castle. Secretary.
Enuufy 9TH, 1884.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09

nj DITCH Il hereby given to j. G. Sin
V glet0n that the undersigned have ex.
pended SlOO In labor and improvements upon
botl the Rea del Monte AID the C.ppcr BELT
inlnlhg claims situated in the Apache mining
district, soc0rro county, New Mexico, the
SAINT being the assessments due Dec Sist 1858
IN order 20 hold the said claims under the
provisions OF section 1894 of the revised stat.
utes Oh the United States, and ii within ninety
dhNs from the date OF this notice YOU fail or
refuse TO contribute your proportion of these
sums (slVbl as ~co-owner, your interests will
DC forfeited to us according to Law.
CHARLEs OYER
January LIST, 1897.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09

Notice TO Socorro Stock Crow
els Association.
porND ~ a. District IA : IN
- sehe D. t-1, starting from Ixneh h.
fanrh on han ewude river snuth tne 80
county aud Nufking thence nortb unfI a.
.nl.is al.tflft l. sofked over. Any inios.
ofvkers' association. addrrsa
49, W. 4. HurEWHLl
Las faiums
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09

NJ Office * hereby given 70 A. j. Hughes
i that the undersigned have expended
sloO In labor and Improvement uuon the fol.
lowing claims, VIZ. The Buckeye, Ontario
anu small Hopes, situated IN the Apache
,nlhilhg district, all In socorro county, New
Mexico, for the year 1859, IN order a. hold
possession OF the same under section 2s2l of
he revised statutes of the United states, and
~ within ninety days from the date OF
tmls hotice you I'LL or rotu.e 20 pay your
proportion of such expenditure rs co owner.
ANA also the cost OF this advertisement, Your
II IN said claimJ will kecome the prop.
OF the undersigned.
u VI. LOTHIAN.
j. WRIGHT.
y. W. LEIGHTON.
January, 18th. 1884.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-09

grand requirement which makes Hostetter's
stomach Bitters 10 effective as an invigorant.
For sale by all druggists and dealers gener.
ally. ~
Delta chief., 1884-10-29
Dining Out on Terms.

The following story was quoted by
he author of the Paris letters in iAs-
en,blee Nationdte Us an episode that
actually occurred shortly before. Some
days since u manufacturer happened to
be dining with magistrate. All the
guests were greatly enjoying the lively
talk of novelist, who also works fol
he theatre, and, by the way. works
exceedingly well. That evening he was
full OF fun; his wit sparkled like dis
charge of fireworks. The dinner went
off like fash of lightning. (rhis, you
perceive. is French way of writing
briskly for the country newspaper.)
When they had left the table the manu-
facturer took the novelist aside and
with bow said:
"Ah, monsieur. how much you lave
gratified me"
"Monsienr!"
'Yes. really; you have a great repu-
tation for talent, but did not expect to
find you so very amusing"
..But, monsieur!"
Monsieur" continued the manufac-
turer, my wife is indisposed."
"Ahw
..For some time past she has been Ill
and out Of spirits. Would you have the
goodness TO come and dine with me
one of these days' You will amuse
her."
"You believe that will amuse your
wife?"
~ do, indeed. DO come"
Every well, monsieur; but OF course
you know the terms?'
The manufacturer stared at the nov.
elist.
1.-The terms!" he repeated, like man
who tries to understand what is meant.
Certainly" replied the other with.
out hesitation; "when dine out---with
a manufac,urer---that's 500 francs"
"Ah"
"To NC sLrc!You manufacture chemi.
Gals. or cotton goods, or beet root sugar,
or Heaven knows what; you sell those
thiLgs and get your living by them,
don't you3"
"Yes, but"
"I." continued the author, "work
lmy brains and live by what can spin
on, Of them, that's my merchandise,
You understand. When n gentleman
Invites me TO dinner to amuse his wife.
who is dull, that's GOO francs"
What capital joke!"
"No joke at all. Madamc---your wife
\--is litilc low. En- bien! send me the
cash and will come and divert her"
The dinner has not yet been reported.
Delta chief., 1884-10-29
Amlrrgris.
Chan bSf's Journal.

Charesrs Journal.
For series Of years there ragged n
hot controversy as to what this valua-
BILE substance really WAS, the most ex-
traordinary opinions being offered re-
gaIding It's origin, composition. and
uses. One statement. dated so far back
ns 1852. says the ambcrgris issues from
n tree. which manages TO shoot It's roots
into the water, seeking the warmth
fherefrom in order TO deposit therein
the fat gum OF which II is the source
"When that fat gum is sbot into the
sea, IL is so tough that IL IL not easily
broken from the root unless by the
strength of its own weight II you
plant such trees where the stream sets
To the shore. then the stream will cast
it up to great advantage. Another
authority. DIR. Thomas Brown, in n
work published in 1856. shows that an
idea then entertained was that amber
girls was only found In such whales rs
had come upon the substance floating
in the sea and swallowed 1t. In course
Of time IL was found that this precious
commodity was generated In the whale
itself. Al American doctor residing
In Boston made 1t public in 1924 that
some Nantucket wha'emen, In cutting
up q sp-rmaccti whale. had found
about 90 pounds of the valuable sub
stance. which. they said. was contained
in cyst or bag without either outlet
or inlet. As matter OF fact, amber.
girls. which is an important drug. is n
morbid secretion In the intcstines Of the
sperm whale. Capt. Coffin. In state
ment he made at the bar OF the House
Of Commons. said that he had lately
brought home 562 ounces Of the costly
substance, which he had found In u
Sperm whale captured or the coast Of
New Guinea. Al the time OF Coffin s
examination ambcrgris was Of the value
Of 25 shillings an ounce. The Pacific
whalers search kecnly for this commo-
dity, and large finds Of 1t sometimes
bring them rich reward.
Delta chief., 1884-10-29
Very 10 All.

Here Ia something that interests every one
In our iosn and around II. Fitzpatrick 4
Brown, the furniture men OF Denver, aud in
fact the largest aud most reliable furniture
h use Ia the West, on and after this date will
offer special Inducements To buyers and will
guarantee IN make It pay you 10 come or send
f,r ANYTHING you want In tho furniture line.
THIS We all Know 1. a rclisblc house, and any
statement made by them will be carried out III
every particular. They will send you Photos
and prices Of an, thug you may want at any
time with pleasure. Wri;c or call and see
them. Fitzpatrick & Brown, 40 aud 4ts Law
renee street, Denver.
Delta chief., 1884-10-29

The new combination of Smart Weed
and Belladonna, as used in Carter's
Backache Plasters has proved to be one
of the best that could be made. Try
one of these popular plasters in any
case of weak or lame back, backache,
rheumatism, neuralgia, soreness Of the
chest or lungs. &C., and you will be
surprised and pleased by the prompt
relief. In bad cases Of chronic dyspep-
sia, a plaster over the pit of the stom-
ach stops the pain at once. Ask for
Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna
Backache Plasters. Price 25 cents
Delta chief., 1884-10-29
Didn't Want Il.

'.Is the boss IMP"
.'He may be-"
''ls that his wood downo n tho wnlkP'
"Very likely"
"And he'll want II carried upP"
"Shoulin't wonder"
"Can have the jobp"
at ia within the range Of possi-
bilities."
"Well, lgucss don't want II, After
It was all up hero you'd possibly think
it highly improbable that I'D want my
pay Tor IL. I carried up some coal for
Just such man last winter and no has
steadily refused to give mo decided
answer as to when may hope to rake
In the iifty cents"
Delta chief., 1884-10-29
Mls,hief IL Wrought

by bad cooking, tough moats, late
hours, business worries, irregular liv-
ers, sour dispositions, evil digestion
and impure blood. Much Of this mis-.
chief can no overcome by tho use OF
Browns Iron Btters the best tonic
ever made. Mrs. Emile Crowfoid.
Reihsville. Ca. writes. "After trying
Browns Iron BItters We are persuaded
that II II all that It claims to e-aEood
relimble tonic" Thousands Of others
speak IN like manner.
Delta chief., 1884-10-29

Repetition is sometimes the only way
to impress a truth upon the mind. Ac-
cordingly take notice that DR.. Pierce 9
Pleasant Purgative Pellets" Qne orr
ginal Little Liver Pills. continue to he
wonderfully effective in cases Of sick
and nervous headache, constipation. in
digestion, rush OF blood to the head.
cold cxtremitics, and all ailments sris-
ing from obstruction OF the bodily func.
tons. Their action is thorough yet
gentle, and the ingredients being en-
tlrcly vegetable, they can be taken with
impuni,y into the most delicate stom-
ach. All druggists.
Delta chief., 1884-10-29
A Special Invitation.

We especially invite trial by all those suf.
fcrcrs from Kidney and Liver complaints who
have failed to obtain relief from other rene
dies and from dociors. Natures great rcmc-
dy. KIDNEY Wort, ha, rffccled CURES In many
obstinate cases II acts 1t once on the Kid.
news, Liver and Bowels, cleansing the system
Of all pni.opou. humore and restoring = heal
thy cond,'ion Of those important organs. Do
not be discouraged but try It.
Delta chief., 1884-10-29
Tha NIullsin Pant

The old Hc'd muil,in which contains mucil.
agnous principle healing To the lungs aud
throat when male into = tea and combined
with stimulating cxpectoraut s~eet gum.
which grows along our southern swAmps, pre-.
tcnts In Taylor's Cher ,kec Remedy OF Sweet
Gum and Mullen, an effective cure for Group,
whooping- Cough, Colds, aud Consumption.
DruRgists at &c aud et co.
Delta chief., 1884-10-29

When you visit or leave New York City, via
Central depot, save Baggage Exprcssage and
sS Carriage Hire, and stop At the Grand
Union Hotel, opposite said depot. Six hun
dred elegant rooms fitted up at . cost Of one
million dollars; el and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse cars, stages and
elevated railroad to all depots Families can
1--we better for less money at Grand Union HU
tel than At any other nrst class hotel in the
CITY,
Delta chief., 1884-10-29

"Oh. I do so dote on tho sea-" she
gurgled. III you only had yacht,
Augustus dcarI' II have no yacht.
Wilhclmins," he sighed, "but I can
give you n little smack" And then IL
sounded as IL cork had flown out Of a
bottle
Delta chief., 1884-10-29

c.. Majors, Eeq, Of Rolla, No., writes, 81
take pleasure in adding my testimony Of that
Of hundreds of Others, as to the efficacy of
PRIcKLY ASH BIrTEns have not only sold
It here and in Arkansas, but have used II my
self, and as Q regulator Of the stomach and
bowels, do not think there is anything better.
Its action on the bowels is free, without caus-
ing any gripping or usin whatever.
Delta chief., 1884-10-29

The drowning man clutches at a
straw. You may have seen the drown
ing manor the man drowning his sor-
row in the bowl : clutching at straw
Delta chief., 1884-10-29
A hollow mockery-The echo.
FRUITA.

At an evening party one of the guests
preserved a strict silence, no matter
what might be the subject of converse
ton. Theodore Hook at last advanced
to him and said: '.H you are = fool
you are a wise man; II you are wise
man you are fool"
Delta chief., 1884-10-29

Scientists say that in l6. 900. 900 years
there will not be a drop Of water on the
earth. The St John party don't scare
worth cent at this prediction, but it is
calculated to create great uueasiness in
the minds Of circus lemonade vendors.
Delta chief., 1884-10-29

"Do birds thinkf" asked . writer, In
opening An article. II they do, We
should like 70 know what . canary bird
thinks Of woman who stands up in q
chair and talks baby talk through the
brass wires OF the cage.
Delta chief., 1884-10-29
"rh. Llt,I. nack,.b.rry."

There arc few Who do not know Of this bush
growing alongside mountains and hills; few
realize the fact that the httl. purple berry,
which 10 many of US have eaten there is q prin-
cipl- IN II having wonderful ELECTION boweis.
DR. Biggers' Huckiehcrrr Cordial the GREAT
SOUTHERN REMEDY restores little ones
terthipr: cures Di-rrbrA, Dysentry and
Crump Collie. Druggists at 8 k
Delta chief., 1884-10-29
Ola Invs,erns. Structures

Of tho urethrn, speedily and permanent
" cured by our improved methods.
Pamphlets, references and terms, two
three cent stamps. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, 663 Main Street,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Delta chief., 1884-10-29

There is one thing certain about in
vesting in telephone stocks: 1t is
sound Investment. 1t is not, however,
equal to telegraphic instrument, for
that is soundcr.
Delta chief., 1884-10-29

.'The beat Il the cheapest" This is an old
adAge and tn essence Of wisiom Tho best
medicine. and the ouiy s.rs ewvs for diseases Of
the liver. kidneys and hlaud.r 10 the old and
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