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EVOLUTION IN MIssIssIPpI.-In the Mis-
sippi Synod, held last week at Crystal
Spring, the question of Evolution coming
up, the Rev. j. D. West spoke for an hour
in favor of DIR. Woodrow and his theory as
to the origin of man. But little was said on
the other side, members having made up
their minds that such discussions do no
good.
After Mr.. West had spoken, DIR. B. M.
Palmer, of New Orleans, stated that he had
no desire to prevent any one from study,
ing and favoring, Evolution, but objected
to having it taug in the theological SEM
inaries and in churches. AS for the man.
ner in which Adam was created, DIR Palm
er said: Man knows nothing about Gods
creative power beyond what the Bible fur
nishes us, and never can know such things.
1t is bey yond the reach of men of science.
The final vote on the resolution offered in
the morning by DR.. Palmer relative to evo
luton and condemning the teaching of it
in scminarics stood 10 ayes to noes.
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The Baptist Sunday-SchOol Institute.
The first Session Of the Baptist Sunday-School
Institute Of York county will be held with An
tioch Church, commencing on Friday, the 2sth
of November, and continuing through Sunday.
A full delegation from the various Sunday
schools is earnestly desired
J. E. COVINGTON.
October % 43 If
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CONGRATULATIONS following tele-
grams were sent last Friday to the Presi-
dent and Vice President elect:
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Spettal Notltes.
To the Citizens of YorkvilIe.

desire to take this public method of saying
that during my recent stay Of several months in
Yorkville-the place of my old home, and Of
which treasure many pleasant memories-the
social intercourse afforded me by the citizens has
been pleasant, and in returning to-day to Lancas
ter, I, therefore, leave them with regret.
J. F. G.. MITTAG.
November 10 46 1t
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Y NJ. M'NEEL. ]. KILLOUGH HENRY.
MCNEIL e. HENRY,

JOHN NJ. M'NEEL. ]. KILLOUGH HENRY.
MCNEIL e. HENRY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OFFICE
WILKES BUILDING MAIN STREET, CHESTER, s. C.,
Practice in all Courts of the State and United
States. Promptness and Fidelity in all Business.
October 80 A ly
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out the district September 90, has been con-
tinued almost without interruption. In
many localities the condition of the crop
was improved by favorable weather which
prevailed, and the average of decrease in
yield as scompared'with last year, which last
month was placed at III per cent, has been
reduced and is now given as IA per cent. less
than last year. The frost which fell on the
night of October 3rd, was general through
out the district and considerable injury
therefrom is reported by correspondents.
The greatest damage was sustained in the
States of Mississippi, Arkansas and Tennes-
see. The backWardness of the planting sea-
son naturally made the crop late, and in
many localities the damage from frost is
reported as ranging from 10 to 25 per cent.
About two-thirds of the yield has been
gathered and no complaint is made of lack
of labor in any locality which was feared,
owing to the national election excitement
which generally attends such events. A
continuance of the present favorable wealth
er will enable planters to have their crops
all picked by December 1st, and there is
general indication that the cotton will be
marketed with more than usual rapidity.
The final report of the National Cotton
Exchange of New Orleans, issued last Mon
day, estimates the cotton crop of the United
States for the current year at 5, ,7Z6,0 900 bales,
or trifle larger than last year. Should the
prospects of the top crop in certain sections
be realized some $4,000 bales may yet be
added. In Texas there was large decrease,
and in the Mississippi Valley the crop is
not quite up to the last season; but the
Atlantic States and Alabama show gains
sufficient to offset these deficiencies.
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double washboards. $2,500275 common wash
WOODEN DIsHES-Per hundred, d b. zoe; 2 ID,
25e; 8 Ii, zoe, q ID; 4oc.
4EAD-5a20 6l2c far pressed bar
IRON AND STEEL.
Norway nail rod Vs. German sse nosab 4c
tire steal d. n I e. $500 ~. Ss te
$4 90; mule shoes p key $500; horse nails D box
Sd S. emf nails IDA ana 5aroer 20 81 10 Lao. other
sizes al the lls,,al advance 49, 30
1OxI4 I4x2o i2x92 Ss ~ ~ dax94 11Ta0
and II 1870 AZ *. IT 1SToo ,.oas. &c 81
IC, 20x2S, $l25O0 Is: block tin. in pirs 26c in
bars, &c. Iron-27 B iron, 3loc; 81 iron. &C. GAL
psnl5ed f. o cent eseGgnt Sheet ne e. Cop
is 016c Wire so ~ cent. off list
r.n,,nn
,..l nA n rlns' i1i ln AND TALheW.
. hEATHER-oak sole 3334Oc; hemlocx sole, 260
birdie, " doz $60065; fair Bride $6ODT8 ~ doz;
ety np oO0S0c; French kip, S5c@$1. 20; city
eHlIsKlns, "; french,caltskins, $lu5 0190.
hd5Iphs-oreen bt2c; heavy steer 7a2e; green salt,
,9c green sal1ed calf IL a Lee dry flint 12c dry
s saiteo' lV@A1c damaged one-third off the above
prices. ,o
SHEEPsklNS-o op5oc
IALLow-Frime, DC.
0ahAsh-DfoWn, 4ciswhites oO5loc.
mr. rAKE
o;, cata and o;,n,as, 600 r. e,x. ooo =.
e.s ~ c4he anu on meal 1UVO Ds $Ioj zOOO lbs,
@oV. Days ana orayage extra.
PRODUCE.
BrTTrR crea,,,s,,.F,cr os 15s.se. "a. .o,ootoa
1s020c; choice country. 10 i4c. moor II fair 100
&c
from store u ss paying loe tOr canded; selling
-
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MARKRRs nY FEkReRARH.
Produce Markets,

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.,-Faour FIRM and tir-
changed; receipts 90 900 bbls; exports T. 800 bbls
Wheat Spot lots lR0 acAnd Options q S1lclhettars
closed STRONG, receipts, $4,000 bu; exports 100 900
bu; No. spring, &c., uugTnded spring, Tdc; No 4
Duluth, Il f. 92loe; unpradea red 65 140q2c; No 81
red steamer 1890; No. 3 red, 84e No. Q red
steamer &63tc No. 2 red 80 30 c; uneraded white
8BDB7c No. red, 0etober, sales ef 692 600 bn At
8S0887sc closing at 887sc; November salas of
q 272, 900 bu at 85Ss00O closing At 0Glre
December, sales Of LISA, 900 sbu at 0194R0 23Ie.
closing at 81 ase; JanuaEy, sales of $4,000 6u &c
9314094lec closing at 94A6c; Kebrnary sales Of ca
600 bu at 95 closing ut lBc 1azch sales
of 10000 bn at 9700RAoc. closing al 973ac. April
sales of 80 900 bu at 984 099l2c closing at 99ldc;
May sales Of 249,0O0 bp at 03tc0$1 i00at closing
at 81 D03 COrrSp lots 4 b lec better; opiion4
opened shade lower; closed ffn receipts 90O00
bn; exports, 1900 bp uugfaded b5558c! 10. 8.
Soc; No. q 61l2c; uneraded whine, 5919d 6Oloc: No.
p October, 59l4059aac closing at 59aac; Noveua-
Der. 5805Slac closing at 5Slsc December 5Il4D
5Tqsc closing at 1bsc; 5anpHsy 49ag94 ASSOC, cloe
Oats lea &c lover receipts, ISL 6u; exports
16O bui mixed, 81 iaa33c; white 39042c. Hay
6rm Hops dpl and p0minal. Sugar qpiets eentrif1
5 II on a. 5a.s; standard 4 sSss so5fsstios,
ers A, 6l4c; graduated, 6ssc. Moasses dull, Rice
quiet quiet a RsFslsH &, S S, 9 sgf Ssssassss
Eggs agiet 1esiAer steady Wool .fImi aemestic
Pork dull and nhehhnged Beef Quiet Lard hi1h;
Western steam, sspQt lots zs6b ~. z6el Odtdtei
7.65c November, 7.3407. 42c; December, 7.3z9
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W It'll p

May mean POISONED with Potashn This is the case
with hundreds who have been rnsgss enough TO take
SaBsepArlas Potash mixtures etc. until digestion is
almost fatally imRaired SWifts Specific IS yegeta-
bic remedy, and restores the system to health and
builds up the waste made by these poisons
! was suffering with Blood Poison, and treated
several months with Mercury and Potash only to
make me worse. Whe Potash took away my appetite
and gave medyspepsat and both gave Inenheuznatism
then took HagsapArillaa etc Al these Sarsaparilla
nniktures have Potash In them. This made we still
as it drove the poison furthsr into my system
A friend insisted should take Swift Specific and it
cured mecf the Blood Poison, drove the Mercury and
Potash out on my systan and to-day am as well as
eyeswas. GEO. o. VILLAIN N. JR. salem, Mass
John A. Smith, the largest merchant in Gaipesyle
Ga, says: II suffered for years from the combined
effsctsof Enysipeae and E6zema. Continued to
grow worse under medical Investment and by taking
louehly and sbselatslV' My aRpetise, strength and
flesh qeturned ash was cured with it,
Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT sPE0Huc co,
Drawer g Atlanta, Ga.
y. New York Office 159 West Twenty third street.
between Sixth and Seventh avenues PkiiaAelphia
office 1905 chestnut street
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Sept 27--The Drovers' journal re-.
ports: Hogs-Reoepts $500; shipments, $500.
Corn.fed steady, Others Toe lower; rough packing,
81 .S5 a.. %; packing and shipping, $5.2506 light,
$4. 8505.70; sltips and grassefs $415.
Cattle -Reeeipts, 2,600; shipments 1900. The
market was stronger for good grades; export steers.
$685. medium to good, $4 b0l65.6O; range castle
were firm Texas, $3.50 94.40.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, GOO shipments,
$50. The market was steady; inferior 70 fair S203
medium to good, $303.75; choice to extra, So S00
$50. 5004.
BUFFALO, Sept as.-oatse- Receipts to-day
prime native steers SIS. IS 96,30; medium to good
butchers grades 81. 5Op4 ~; fair t. good massive
Sheep -Recsipts to-day, 1900. The market was
active and . shade higher; common to good Sheep
$2.7504; choice, $4.25 good to choice Canada
lambs s4s0SAss Ss selected $S ~,
active bpta shade lower; good 70 cheiee Yofksrs,
$5.5O 0S ;6g; cemnon, $6.25054o; butchers
Gator reports: Cattle Receipts, q 500 The sa,,ply
was mainly of grassfed Texas cate which we're slow
and &c lower; export cattle @66 rs; good to ooiee
shipping 81 steers, 5000 80; common to medium,
l$5 a5 80; ebcckers snd feeders, $40As6S; naIiRe
cows So 03. SO. ~
Hass- rRscsipss $500 EAsmastst was sgsa,. and
@ 81 lower; gales were made At IS. -
fairto good mutt tens, So DS,25.
EAST LIBERTY Sept. 27.-- Osttle--Afarket moth.
ing doing; all through 3consignments. Receipts 97;
shipments l62.
Hogs-Slow. Receipts 1900, shipments $500.
Philadslphias, So. 500a; BaltimoFes, $3.50 06.60;
Workers, So. Is so; grassers, $4.50a5
Sheep othiug doing. Reoaipts 200: .shinruarks
| !, 400.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. Pr Oattle--Receipts. 400
shipments, 300. The market Was unchanged, nc
supply.
Sheep and Lambs - Receipts 100; ahipuents
900. Nothing done for want Of stock.
sQINdINNATIyS Sept 27s=-Hogs weak common ana
light $405.7 20 packing and butchers, So 10000
Receipts 1900 Shipments 500
MILWAUKEE,, Sept 21-Hdgs lowerlat 81. 70a
hEO ~ ~ n 49, w Y
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

A Tame Day in New York with Tendency
Toward Better Prices.
NEW YORK, Sept. 27-Money easy at i
per cent; offered at that price at the close.
Prime mercantile paper, 81 063.
Sterling exchange firm; sixty days, 1921
sight $484A.
Governments strong.
Railways generally firm.
State securities dull
Speculation at the Stock Exchange, to-day,
was tame. but the tendency was toward higher
prices. At the opening the market was irregu-
lar New York Central was slightly weaker on
q reported bond issue, selling down per cent,
to 933. Before midday a frmer tone set,in, and
there was general advance in prices. Subse-
quently New York Central weakened dropping
to 9344. the lowest point Of the week. In final
dealings there was . rally, under the leadership
of ST. Paul, which returned to SOa. Union Pa
cifc was firm on the announcement that the re-
ceipts of the company were increasing. and that
the floating debt was being 1iuuidated at the
rate of 800, 00Qa month. The issue of debenture
bonds by the New York Central had
very little influence on that stock.
It is denied that the insiders who recent
lymade free sales at higher prices, in anticipa-
ton Of the effect which the announcement Of the
issue was likely to have against the stock, were
buyers to-day The market closed strong. The
borrowing demand continues brisk: Northwest
ern and New York Central, Michigan Central
and Missouri Pacific loaned at 1-64 30 Lacka-
wanna 1-64 Reading, Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, Louisville & Nashville and Chicago
Burlington & Quincy, fat to 1-64 Lake Shore,
lips Ola; St Paul and Union Pacific, 4ll2S,
and Western Union and Jersey Central fat
Compared with last night, the closing prices are
4tol5 per cent higher except for Central
which are to per cent lower. Among the
inactive shares Houston & Texas rese2 Q, to 80,
and Minneapolis e st Louis 1, to Ia
Transactions, Log, 900 shares, to.wit $4,000
York Central, 81, 700 StPaul, and $1,000 Union
Pacific.
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.ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

Notice j. hereby given that by ouaerof the Marion
Civil Circuit Court the undersigned viii offer at rr
waite sale for the next thirty days an the ready made
and partly finished stock Of furniture and loAnaAs
and all the machinery TOOLS materials fixtures and
all other goods beohging to the lounge and
Iegngfaetunng business Of Harry A. Hoimaa, at NOS
! 2z2e North hast street. h I4Alauapps.
Said sale WILDE as whole. Il saifl stock and Iaa
chipefy isn9t disposed Of at private sale, viii on
the RI da Of QctobeEs at ~ O'clock q M, offer Tie
same on the premises, to the hghest bidder And
if no bids arefeeeiyad viii proeead 70 sci saiearf
cles eipRlY or in. lots
Trnb the sala Of theen stock 81 DO cash.
balance IN SIX twelve Hpnths, To- be seeugad hT
nofes21ith good, security.
& BqHfRrt3lff INTO saurlydgs
Al 'EEfbEN6rFGEklsis
. AasgpeacfH. A. Holman, No. 90 S, Dslaware ST.
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Cotton.

NETWORK, Sept 27.--Cottore orist. ifutyIfes easy,
September 1Q,d9c; October. 10.08c; NoEe1nBef
10 10e; Deeelnber, 10 Q5s Ssnuauy 10 .15r; Febru-
aEy. lose; March, loyx1e; April, 1p54e; May
10 See June. IO.7sc.
CINCINNATI Saat 27s--Ootton quieba un,
changed
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 07.-40Otton quiet and rn,
changed
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IH
Ons.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 26.-Ihe petroleum manse
was weak; United pipeline certificates opened a
T8sac, deciinsd, and closed at NJ sc.
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DRY Gu.,,ris.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2T.-7As usual on Saturday
t1sre has beena qpiet market, Though ON the whole
there has been more doing than yestBrday; demand,
however, has shown no activity, though orders for
rev assortHsnts hare been in very fair proportions
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Foreien Money and stock Market.

IesspoN Sept. 2z-5 2. M-GoEerpment hsnds
Upitea States foprapd a-halfs, ll5as; fsuRs, I2sh
Railroad bOnds-Erie l14l Ere, seconds, $50;
nlinois Central t26lG Fs6nsylvania Central 1865;
Canadian Pacific, las; MAAkaukee s. St-Ranl, 777s.
PARIS, Sept. 27.--Reutes 70f 574oc. 81 3
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oeHee.

NEW YORK, Sept 27.--Coffee- spot lots quiet
at 1025c; options dull; spot $500; sales of u.s.
700 bags; ,0etober iSg500S. Goo, Fehruary 84bc;
March and Aprl, S60c
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Perfectly harmless, contains no acid. pre-
serves the teeth, smeetens the breath. Price
25c Druggists Browning & Sloan, agents.
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Cincinnati, Indianapolis, s.. Louis : Caiosoa.

SAuSlLildu Ldlianapolis, ST. Louis Chicago.
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart Cincinnati Fast Line daily, $. and
G. C. ...--... --'....--..-.---. Loo an
indianapolis, Rnshville and Colum
bus Accommodation .......... 7.0Oaru
Cincinnati and 1souisvil lie Mail PFC 3s45pn
MartinsVille Accomrn0d ation.-s- 4.Bo pn
Chicago, Rock Island and Peoria
Express daily -.-.., :, ..,.- 49,. rt,35spm
Arrive-M artnsyille Accommodation .-.--. $40 am
Indianapolis Accommodation daily 1890 80
Chicago and ST. Louis Mail b. O. II l.5O an
Indianapolis, Rushvffle and Golunt
bus Accemmo dalton --...... 7:50 nm
Chicago, Peoria and st. Lofts Night
l.ne, daily, IS. and c. se.-s..-.. z. 70,454m
CHICAGO DIVISION
Depart-eG Chicago, Peoria aud O1naba Ex-
press; $50 -..i.- !-...s... :10am
Chicago Fast Mail u. e.i--... --.-s1l 10pEa
Western Express. - s...-,es... = 6,Osprra
Chicago and Peoria Night Line.
daily, g., Z. c-.-s.-----.....- Il :20pm
anas Observation-Disclosures 3.35ana
Lafavette Accommodation. .-.-----10:40 aR
Cincinnati and Louisville Fastin1aA
>. e.,.s-.s.-.. $780,, >ss.sopu
Chicago, Rock Island aud PecsiaEx. 6;2opm
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LIVE STOCK.


INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. q.
CATTLE Receipts 400; shipments 500 The
local supply light, and Of common to medium
quality arketvery SLOW and hard to sell this class
at quotations. Good to choice grades if here would
sell at about yesterdays prices. A number Of cars
were shipped through in first. hands The trade in
butcher grades was lilll At restar6au,ss r,riees
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Chicago, St. Louis Z PfvssoIIr17
Depart--New York, PAiladelrihrz Wash
ington, Baltimore aud PiStshur-
Express, daily, 4.9S.,.
Dayton and Columbus Rxpress sex. =
eeE1t StIl1csas-. -. -. I(ls4fS...s
ttichnnond Accommodation 4.C(ln-.
3ew fofk PhiladeIpAia Washing.
ION, baltimore and Pittsburg ES
press, daily, s, 4.5s--.
Dayton Express, except SUNDAY 4.ffSS34rsr1
ArrlVe-Richmond Accommodation eycent
SUNDAY. tlsacur,,
New York, Philadelplaa Washipe-
ton, Baltimore and Pittsbrrs .Ex-
Press daily ----------11 s5gan
eolumbusand Dayton Express lex.
cept Sunday -,.-...-.---... 4s35uu
New Kurk F4iladelIihia IWash;4,s.- u
ton Baltimore ld Pfttsbnrg EN-
press daily ....... lO.20nn,
Dayton Express, daily, except Sun.
oH1c.,a day l0s28Yn
TTaioAeo DIVISION VIA KoKoMo r. q a ST. Z. ii A
NselsA1t-tl.ouisvils and Chicago EXPRESS
= 2 1900 - .-.-.-s.. 4 1s75am
Louisville and Chicago Fast Ell.
press, daily $50 7I40Auu,
sariYe-Eth ieago and llouiss Fast sEsxpFess
tally, So -.....-.-.--. s8,H0 nm
Ghisage aud 1euisxiIle Exprass.
p c--- --~- - :. =. -,.,-...s 3:;35un
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JeaersoTville. Madison x Indianapolis
pepart-9outhern Express daily, s...-.,-.- 4saos.n
4oulsViIi t and Madison hxpress--- Ss15am
Louisville and Madison mail b. g. 3:50oun
Louisville Express daily -s- t:l5rr.
Arrive Indianapolis and Madison 1Eail 9;45sm
Indianapolis St Louis and Chicago
ESgrsss4 dsiy, $50 -. - ,lOs4sa4.
New ork and Northarn Fast Elk
press 7sOopn
Lime. daily. -. =,
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RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TwENTY-Bo HOURS.
Corn, bushels 1;000i
Oats 1000
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A Tame Day in New York with Tendency
Toward Better Prices.
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safe in standing upon the platform to be
put forth by the National Democratic
Convention, a body whose wisdom we
recognize al superior to ours, and whose
loyalty to the cause OF Democracy we
know to be as spirited and as earnest as
our own, and we pledge the Democracy OF
Nevada to the hearty support OF. the nomi-
nees OF tina convention.
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Cards, neatly printed, with the words
''For Rent, 'tFor Sale" and Furnished
Rooms To Let" in large letters, can be
had at this Office at rs cents each.
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YOU CAN SAVE NEARLY TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BY BUYING OF US
4 aNerp paying the freight. See SOM Of hi prices and compare them with what
on are aYinR. We anota As follows:
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OF Memory. Lsssitnds, Nocturnal Emissisna,
Aversion 70 Society, Dtmness OF Vision, Noises
In the Head the vital fluid passing unobz1vsi
In the urine. and many other diseases stls&
20 insanity and death.
DIR. MINTIE will agree TO forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for . case OF this Kind that
the VITAL RESTORATIVE under hs
special sdvice and treatmentl will not cure, Or
for anything impure or injurious found In II.
DR. MIHTIE treats all Private Diseases sue'
eessfully without mercury. Consultation
Free. Thorough examination and sdviee, In.
GLIDING analysis Of urine. t5 90. Priesof vital
Restorative, 81 50 Q bottle. or four times
the quantity. IS 60; sent 70 any sddress upon
receipt Of price, or O. o. D., secure fron d.
~servston, and In private name II desired.
A. n. MIETIE, n. ID.
n Mearmy ~. nam Francisco,
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-3ent on spphesr
ton by letter stating symptoms. ser and ~.
Communications strictly confidential.
DR. MIETIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY,
HEPH REF1CUm, cures all kindsof kidney
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Leucorrh@a. For sale by ali druggists; u "
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DE-. MINTIE'S DANDEIION RlLkS
are the beat and cheapest DYSPEPSIA ss
BILIOUS cure in the market. For
all druggists. nssp
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

IL Q never-falins
Cure for Nervous
Debility.R Exhausted
vs. dty. 5smlnAl
Teakns spsrut
torrhtsa, LOST
MANHOOD,In
potency. Parslysii,
and all the terrible
effects OF self.Abas
youthfulfollissk ~
'~excesses In m4su'f
years u Ian
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice of Forfeiture.

To n. q. Cayanau@b, Patrick Devlin
and Thomas 6ffligan:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT I,
the unders. gned, co-own-r with you In
the New Haven mining claim, situate in Eu-
reka Mining District, Eureka county, Nevada,
have expended upon your account in work and
labor on said claim ss fellows:
NJ. G. CsvAL augh. $9i 30
Patrick Deviin... ~ W
Thomas Gilligan. 81 30
Said expenditures being made as assessments
since the year 1879. And you are hereby
notified that unless you pay your said assess
ments within the so days of service " this
notice, your interest in said mine will become
the property OF the undersigned.
JOHN McEENNA.
Eureka, New, April Is, 1884. sp19-3m