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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 142.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, 900,
Il. Use CITY, IDAHO, June ~, ioo4


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE 100,
b, Use CITY, IDAHO, june - ''of}
nRoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN Lah
N SON whose postoffice address IS Piacer, sinI
Boise county idaho Territory, has TINS gay ~
his applcation for patent for placer iiin M,
claim embracing ten acres of land situated Al "a,
cerville mining district county OF BOISE ieiri'ot'
OF Idaho described as follows. to wit; -,,> -,
II aeing the E1a Of NWA of NW14 OF EE7a oi ~
EL of sWlz of NWA of NE}4 of Secaon No, 90 80
Township No. T. N. OF Range e. OF the bo.s1 an
ridian The said mining claim being snuaMt J
tn left bunk Of Granite creek, two niles E"e ,
from star Ranch The nearest claim is the placer
claim OF Henry Carlson which last 1nehionoA
claim Is about 200 feet northwest thereiroih,
The location Of the above described Claim Is y:
corded in the Recorders office OF Boise coi! "a
book O. page 1863 miscellaneous records VI saiu
county Any and all persons claiming adversely a a
portion of said land claim. are requested W s
their adverse claim with the Register of the onleu
States Land Office at Boise City, IN the county Vi
Ada Territory of Idaho during the sixty DAYS pc,
Rod of publication hereof, or they viii pc Darreu
by virtue OF the statute.
d. P. B. PRIDE, Register.
di rect that the foregoing notice OF appnca,lon
for patent be published for The period OF Sixty aay
item consecutive weeks in the IDAHO World new
paper published at Idaho City, Boise county. iuah'
Territory. d. T. u. PhlDE. heeis'ei'
June 27, IS84-10w cod
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A Wilksbarre. Penn, special saws

A Wilksbarre, Penn, special says:
A bitter religious-political oontroyer-
sly has broken out here. Since the
nomination of Blaine many Irish vo-
ters, who have been staunch Demo-
Gratis, have expressed willingness to
vote for Blaine. On Monday night a
reception was rendered the delegates
TO Chicago, but the Irish refused to
turn out in any great number. The
Democratic papers have taken up the
matter but their efforts to harmonic
things only produced greater irrita-
ton. The county is Democratic by
1000, largely made up of Irish, who
are outspoken in their denunciations
of the way Kelly was treated at Chi
cago. Another large ring of lrisl
espouse Cleveland's cause. There il
talk of organizing an Irish Blaine
and Logan club at once.
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Horseshoe Bend Precinct

| Commencing * the mouth OF Rock creek and
ru ming up taid creek to the head thereof thence
due south to the county line; thence southeastery
! along said county line to the old CORRAL thence
nofthwesterly following the westerly lines of More
creek Granite creek and Quartzburg precincts to
the point on the Payette divide where it is inter-
sected by the line OF the Garden Valley precinct;
thence following the line of Garden Valley precinct
| northwesterly around Dry Buck basn TO the di-
| vide between the waters of Dry Buck and Squaw
creek thence southery down and along said divide
to the Payete river, opposite the place beginning;
thence across to the place of beginning
Register Agent, IL. ii. Clark--Plaee of voting.
School house-.Iudges OF Election, Timothy Brai,
| nard, II. H, Robb and Samuel Carkson.
Lower Squaw Creek Precinct.
| Commencing the divide at the head of Dry
Buck; thence a straight line westerly the Big
Springs near Esmond's place; thence due west tC
the county ]ine thence southeasterly along the
county line to the Payette river thence following
the county line to the intersection thereof by tn,
Horseshoe Bend precinct; thence northerly alonl
the westerly line of Horseshoe Bend precinct t,
the place of beginning.
Register Agent, Edward Marsh--Place of voting
Mitchell Il Marshs house--Judges of Election j. NJ
Dill, John II. Ireton and Stephen Pierce.
Upper Squaw Creek Precinct.
Commencing at the head of Dry Duck and run
ming westerly along the north line OF Lower qua,
creek precin t. to the boundary line of the county
thence northerly along the county line to its intel
section or the divide between squaw creek and th
North Payette, by Garden Valley precinct theme
southerly along the line of Garden Valley precin,
to the place of beginning
Register Agent, Carroll Baird-Place of votinl
School house--Judges of Election, James Dallentin
, Craig Baird and David Basey.
BEN. I. DAVIS, Chm I'D Co. Com.
IN. CARROLL. Cler
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placerville Precinct.

Commencing at the junction of Wolf creek and
Ophr creek tneace across Wolf creek co the divide
between Wolf creek and Granite creek; thence
along and following said divide to the school Louise
betw cen placervle and Granite creek; thence in a
straight line northeaserly to the junction of rock
cd guch with California gulch; thence i'll straight
line TO the jancton OF Chinese gulch and Wolf
creek; thence up Wolf creek to the head thereof
Payette divide; thence northeasterly along
said divide tho line of Pioneer precinct; thence
southeily following the westerly boundaries OF
Pioneer and CenterVllle precincts to the place OF
beginning.
hegist er Agent, John II. Myer. Place of voting.
school house. Judges of Election w. A. Autchison
Phillip Clautter and Robert Spencer.
OuartZhurp Precinct.
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Quartzburg Precinct,

Commencing on the Payette divide at the head of
Wolf creek; thence along aud upon said divide to
the point where the Jerusalem trail crosses; thence
easerly following said trail to the point of its in
tersection with the Lawyer trail thence along the
Lawyer trail tc the head of Hazar gulch; thence
down Hazard guich to the West Fork Of Granite
X; thence down said West Fork to its junction
with Granite creek. thence due east to the line OF
Placeryille precinct; thence northerly along the
the westerly line of Placerylle precinct to the
place OF beginning
kegistei Agent, Il. G.. Allen. Place of voting,
Seeoo House. Judges OF Election, j, s Wallis,
Barney Mcliaugh and f. NJ Scott.
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Granite Creek Precinct,

Commencing at the point on the Payette divide
where it is sed by the Jerusalem TRAIL thence
along said divide to where 1t is crossed by the Pet
ungill road; thence following said divide ound
the head of Shafer creek, and thence continuing
thereon uutil reaching the boundaries of More
creek pree net; thence nothwesterly along the
boundaries OF More creek Idaho City Centerville
and placervie precincts to the place of beginning.
Register Agent, John Ellis ace OF voting,
School house. Judges of Elect II. Michael Lealy,
William O'Brien and Thomas Peterson.
nd U,l1 prao ,af
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Commencing at point the divide between
Ophlr creek ana Grimes creek, due west from
Ladies' Point. thence following said divide north
erly to the divide between the waters OF the Pay
aud upon said divide to a point thereon at the
head OF Rock creek; thence following the bounda-
ries OF banner. Idaho City and Centerville pre-.
dincs to the place of beginning
Register Agent, Geo. W. Anderson. Place of
voting Schoo House. Judges Election, Matt
Davis Matt Ryan and s. b. Connelly.
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NJ y bIItH uIiV fHVITIds UVVI SUN
Garden Valley Precinct.

Commencing at the point where the line of Ban
ner precinct intersects the boundary line of the
county; thence following the bonnda line of the
county to the divide separating the Waters of Squaw
creek from the North Payette thence following the
divides between Sqnaw creek and the North Pay
cite and the main Payette and the North Payette to
tina mouth of the North Payete; thence in a
straigh; line to a point ON the Fayette and Boise
divide, at the head West creek thence following
the boundaries OF Qnartzburg. Placervile, Pioneer
aad Banner precincts, to the place OF beginning.
! Register Agent, j. z. Mills-pace OF voting. j. c.,
Mills house-Judges of election u, w. Kegerries,
| Hugh Craig and y. Motto.
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How bhc Way Served.

. d. ya 2 . .
a certain pretentious shopper q! Albany,
after teasing the clerks oil a dry goods store
beyond the forbearance limit, pompously
ordered spool Of thread to be sent to her
houne. 1t was agreed that she should DO
made an example Of and 4 warning to her
kind. She was aurpriaed, and her neigh.
bors intensely intereated, shortly alter che
had arrived at home. A common dray
drawn by ionr horses proceeded slowly to
her door. On tho dray, with bare arms,
vera a number Of stslwars lsborers.
They were holding on vigorously to
some object which che could not
SEQ. It was most puzling
fair. The neighbora stared. After deal
Of whip.crackinR and other impressive
ceremonies, tho cart was backed against
the curb. There, repsslrg calmly, end up,
In the centre OF the cart floor, WAS tho iden.
tical spool Of thread which she had "!order.
ed.nl' 1t seemed 10 be coming all right,
with the MD Of a plank 1t was finally
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7une-"Raly Round he Flag, B0ys." i
we arc coming from the East and Gaming from IN

%.
7ane-"Rdpy Round he Flag, Bey." .if
"eafS econ coming ssom the East and coming from the
Shouting for Dlslue and for Lo,an. lla05
Anu Me afs coming from tho North and coming
from tho South. - - : ~ = =
shoSatl ,,s for Bitiue and for Logan. n.
For Ilsine and for Logan hurrah, boys, hurrah,
L0au win The ballot and chaigc OH The foe.
ME we gather at tho polls In the sun or In The
Shouting for Dlalue and for Logan.
"eafs sa bound to save tho Union at homo 4, In the
= shou.iug for Blaine and for Logan. ~
Rol v.ctory Is ours, aud we'll never, never yield,
sh9uting Tor sine aud for Logan.
CholuS-for Blaine, etc. 80
Wowlll ever remember Ct eighteen cish,y.ouc,
shonting Tor Blsine ana Tor o2an,
Ana mourn for our Garfield, the Ealon's noble sou
on0utiDs lot blaine ana Tor LOGAN,
ohorus-for blaine, etc.
We will staud by our guns when ballots cease to
~, Shouting for Blaine eud for Logan.
While We guard the UnIon's flte til taught In
fteed0m's school, - :
SHOUTING for Alul % and for Logan, Ll
Chotus-For Blaine, etc.
so we viii rally at tho polls as we've rallied hero.
Shouting for Blsine and for logan. 4
And wen Lut our ballots III for the Union ever.
more, -. - : -
Shouting for Blaine and for Logan. %,
Ch9rus-For blaine. stc.
N. lloLsEs syracuse, N. y.
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Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheunatisn,.-
Suffered Te,r!bly-'Eothing seemed to help me
could not get out Of bed. D.. Smith curd me-"
ss ZKP.I. PHILLIPS,
. NbnaIip0 We
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Are you disturbed G. night and broken Of
your rest by q nick child suffering ant crying
with pain oi cutting tec:h2 II 40, send at
once and get bottle OF Mrs. WinsloY's
Soothing Syrup Tor Children Teethirg. lis
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upon 1t, mothers, there is no mistake shout
It; It cures dysentsEy and darzhoea, reg.
colio,y soitens tho gums, reduces inHamr,a.
ton, aud gives tone and energy to the vhole
syatena Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup Tor
Children Geething is pleasant to the taste
and Ia the prescription Of one OF the oldest
and best female nurses and physicisns ia the
United States, and ia for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price % csnts a bot
tie, uErAw
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So. DLoosISGvILLg, o., May !, 70.
eI.a IL have been ufIt,ing ten yea;a and triet
your Hop B!..cn and 1t done me more good thai
all the doctors MESS. 8. BOONE.
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By u5ing Dr.. Frazer's Throat and Lung
Balsan-the only sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, Hoavseness and Sore Taroat, and all
dlsea9as OF the throat and lungs. Do not
neglect a Cough. 1t may prove fatal. Scores
aid hundreds Of grateful people owe their
livea to DR.. Frszier's Throat and Lung Bal.
gam, aud no family will ever be without it
after once using 1t, and discovering ,ts mar.
vslous power. 1t ia put up in large family
bottles and sold for ths small price so cents
per bottle. FRAalKB MEDICINE Co., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio. ~ !
Saratoga High Rock Spring Water for sale
by druggists. @a 5.5sg
Wholesale Agents: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling,
v. Va, and J. @. Dent & Co., Bridgeport,
Uhl0. sG. t-t- " -f7- ss., .a.- DAW
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ing on horseback. When I got about half
way there there came up fearful storm.
The wind blew hurricane, the rain fell in
torrents, thelightning cleaned through the
sky, and I went and crouchsd down be.
hind large barn. But pretty soon tho
lightning struck tho barn, knocked it into
1000 splinteis and sent my horse whirling
into a neighboring corn patch"
"D:d 1t kill your" MIR. Perkins," asked
Mr.. Twain, the tears rolling down his
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Never Give Tn,

II You are suffering with low and depre ssed
spirits, loss OF appetite, general debility, dis,
ordered blood. weak constitution, headache,
or any disease Of bilious nature, by slj
means procure bottle OF Electric Bitteys.
You will be surprised to zee the rapid iul.
provement that will follow; you will be in.
spired with new life; strength and sctiyity
will return pain and misery will cease, and
hsncsforth you wiil.rj,ice in the praise Of
Electric Bittcls. Bold at 60 cents hottie by
Logan & %. myyAw
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Home Proof.

Kidney and Liver Diseases and rheumatism
Suffered Misunderstanding seemed to help me !;
could not get out OF bed. d: Smith cur d me-"
rs ZKP:I. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Catarrh, Po,ypus Of Nose. Impaired voicc.-sui
teled for years: patent medicine failed TO help ne.
CHARLEs oHADDUGx,
o. speidel & Co., Wheeling. ". Va.
Dyspepsia and Ulcerated Observation-Disclosures
mo- THOMAS HOLT, inaurance Agent.
Fita-"Had them for fourteen yea.a: Dr.: Smith
cured nc" LOUIS =. WASHINGTON.
sczoiula. Running Sores on Head.-"ay sou vas
afflicted Tor fourteen years. Nothing seemed 70
10-' '''' - MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Canccr.-"sudered for yes:s with Cancer. Had
It cut out three tines It returned after each opcr
alton; Hr. slnith cured me without! tnt!e, cansuc
or palm" Mas. Il. II. ORCUTT.
Piles, Fihtuls OF Anua-Flat on my bsck for Is
weeks. Reported dying. Dr. Hmlth cured me
without knife In i've weeks: -
Wholesale Grocer, Main St., Wheeling, ". Va.
ulceta.ions Of Rectum, Pro!nps,is and ples.-
.'Was given up TO die and pronounced incunble.
Dr.. Bmith cured me without kntie:n
WASHINGTON PEI! 9,lEL,AN ~.
Rev. Il. o. Ladd vrI.cs:-"Dr Smiths protes-
sonal services In my family have been most salts.
factory, and commend him 10 all % gentleman
and q ekllliul physician" -. a-.s 10
Mrs. Margaret kolb Bays: " had been suffering
for seven years and treated BY many physIcinns &c
dyspepsia. Dr.. Smith said had tape worIn ar d
In eight hours removed monster 1G9 feet long,
Female Complains ycars In hospiteD for
females, gvc ne peculiar advantages IN such Cases
Persons cured Of catarrh. diseases Of heart, lyer
stomach, Kidneys, skin, blood, nervous aff oiiout
and weaknesses o! men and youth, sc.ofrlls and
asthma testify 70 my success. 90
Piles cured without tho llise
Patients at q distance may be treated by letter
and satisfaction guaranteed. A chat 10. rel,eI.
animation sent on receipt Of two tnree-csnt stam:s
and advice returned iroe. -
Consultation at Office freo. ONCE hours from 9
1. 4. to I P. X, daily. Call or OF address :
glss 4l'gs1I- ul.- JOHN s. SMITH, MI
ny No. 14Q4 (!hHpltne st., Wheeling " Va
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slGNIFlcANCE or INDEX FINuEHs
A Scientist WhU Declares they Repre-.
sent tho Highest Type OF neauty.

A Scientint WhO Declares they Repre-.
sent the Highest Type Of neauiy.
Exchange E Tc -.
1.-THE question whether the index finger
Of the human hand Is longer or shorter
than tho third or ring finger does not up.
pear difficult TO solve and yet one Ia un.
able 10 como TO any definite conclusion"
said q scientist to our reporter. "Au!hori.
tiea differ. The question has been studied
In four aspects: First, In the hands Of apes;
eecond, In the lower races OF man; third,
In European man; and fourth, In art. II
has been found that In apes tho index
finger is shorter than the ring finger, and
often considerably 30, the creates. differ,
ence, five sixtha Of an inch, having been
found In male chimpanzee. +.
What was the result In the lower races
OF man2' -I5I -
"Twenty.iour negro men had shorter in.
dex hngere, and one had the Two fingers OF
the came length. Fifteen negro women
had a shorter index finger, in three tho
two fingers were Of equal length, aqd Ia Fix
the index wss longer"
| "How about E1Yopeans?"
| mo decisive conclu,ions have been ar.
rived at In respect 10 Europeans, but It ap.
pears probable that the index finger is
longer In women than In men. Among
the men 1t Is longer in slight than in short
and thick persons. All the measurements
oil human hands were made by tracing tho
outline Of tho hand laid down on sheet OF
paper, with the axis OF the middle finger
placed upon line drawn parallel TO the
sides Of the paper" Nfs
"What was the result OF an examination
in art" .1'--'"-
"ln all such mattero We turn to the art
productions Of the ancientp,sn in this case
they DO not fai US, The Dying Gladiator
mas the index Of his left hand longer than
the ring finger. In the Apollo Belvedere
there Is no difference. III the Venus de
Medici, the Venus Pudica at Rome, aud in
the Venus by Pfaxiteles, the index iager
Is the longer, thus repeating the obssrya.
tions upon living women"
"What do you think all these obserys.
tions tend to show" .4s5
From these facts-thatsthe index finger
is relatively shorter in apes and negroes, |
and relatively longer than the ring Hnge.
OF white women OF good birth, and that
great artists have never made q short il : !
dex in hand which represents ideal Der. |
tectlon-lt ID suggested that the longer in. |
de1 finger represents higher type Of |
beauty, and tina! in this respecs as in others
the female form appears TO be the pures,"
"Do you think there is much truth in |
the theory?
yes, have 80 much confidence in it |
that l wagered $50 with friend that II be |
brought in two womsn in which theie was |
wide difference in beauty, I could tell |
which was the better looking, even il their
features we're yelled. He brought them in.
One's index finger was longer than the
ring finger; in the other they were both the
same. immediately picked out the first.
She proved to DO a beautiful SITTER Of his
wife, while the other was homely cham.
bermaid.n ..I- -"
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THAT HAcK1Sa Couch can b. 80 quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
. WILL You suRySs with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint Ghiloh's Vitaaliser is guaranteed
to cure you. - - ~ i
sLExpIHss NIaHTs, made miserable by that
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Tor you. n.a.-- - -
CAFAa2H CuErp, health and sweet breath
secured by shileh's Oa!arrh Remedy. prios
90 oents. Nasnl injector free. -
For sale by McLane Bros. and A. 7. Young,
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Bucklen's Aruicn solv,

NUCRItItH NEHICN 3uIEe. 1900
The best Sal ve In the world for Cuts, Bruises,
sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corhs ard all
Skin Erup.ious, aud positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price IS cents per box. Il hs.
For sale BY Logan r. Go.
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Delicate and Feeble Lalles,

Those languid, tircs:me sensations, causing you
to feel scarcely able 10 be on your feet that con.
atant dfrin that Is taking from your system all Its
former elasticity: driving tho bloom from you,
checks; that continual strain upon your vital
forces, rendering you irritable aud iretiul, can
es,iiy DO removed by tho use Of TINT marvellous
remedy, Hop Dltters. Irregularities aud obstruc.
tions Of your system arc relieved at once, while
tho special cause Of periodical pain arc permanent.
ly removed. None receive so much oeneGt and
none arc 50 profoundly grateful and show such All
interest In recommending hop Eitles as women.
FEELS YOUNG AGAIN.
my mother was afflicted long time With Neu.
ralgia and dull. heavy. inactive condition Of the
whole syEtem; headache nervous prostratiou. sud
was almost helpless No physicians or medicines
did her any rood. Three months ago she began to
use Hop B!tters with such good effect that The
Eeems and ioels young again, although over 70
years cd. We think there is no oher medicine lit
10 uEe III the isn:lly."'-A lady In Providence.
BRADFORD, Pa, May s, 1875.
1t has cured nc OF several diseases, such as nerv.
business, slekntss o. tho stomach monthly troubles,
etc. I have not seen sick day In year, since l
took Hop Bitters. AL my neighbors use them.
Mrs FANNIE GREEN.
5000 LosT.-"A tour OF Europe that cost me
$1,000. done mo less good than one bottle OF Hop
Blt;ers; they also cured my vito OF fifteen Year,
nervous weakness. sleeplcsancss and dyspepsia"
a B. L., Auburn, y.
HIGH AUTHORITY. II
Hop Eitters Is not. in any sense. an alcoholic
beverage or liquor, and could not be sold for uso
except to penoss desirous Of obtaining medicinal
blttcry. arEEn B. RAux,
US. Com. Internal Eevenup.
So. DLooslNGvILLg, o., May !, 70.
IL have been sui ring ten Yeas and tried
your Hop B!..crs and 1t done me more good than
all the doctors. AIss 8. 8. BOONE.
BABY BAvKD!
We ere 50 thank full TO say that our nunlng baby
was permanently cured Of a dangerous and pro-
trscted constipation and irregulanty Of the bow.
els by The use Of Hop BIters by i.s mother. which
nj tho same time restored her to perfect health and
strength.-The Parents, Rochester,. ny
mvIi. suFkw .H.---.r-
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MEDICAL.

pa L. &. Wi:3rs NERVE ASp DrAIH TnrAT-
aSSr, guaranteed Specific for ]iystcrin, Dz@i.
ness. Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused BY tho use
OF alcohol or tobacco. Wnkotulncss. Mental De-
prcss'ua, Sof:onins Of tho brain resulting in in.
ennity md leading TO miacry, tlccny and death.
IN ciHer sex invSan,nrS losses md md Sperm M
orrhcn caused bynvar-csertinn OF tho briin, self.
abrso or oyor-in!ulgonce. Each box contains
orc months troat:uoNt, S1.00 box, or six boxes
for $500, sen. by mail prepaid on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
10 euro my case. With each order received byns
Tor siS boxes, accompanied with $500 wo will
fund tho money il tho treatment docs not effect
o euro Guarantees issucd oulyby
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DR.. rraz,cr,s Root bit,ers.

DR.. Frnzlcr'B Root Bilyers.
Frazier's Root Bitters are not dram shop
beverage but nre strictly medicinal in every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular,
cleanse the blood and system OF every impu-
rity, Sold BY drupgiats. 81 90.