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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-08-13
Mistakes In the Pig Business.

Some of our farmers are very likely
to make mistake just now, in the man
agement of their pigs. They have an
idea that because an old hog will thrive
on clover, a young pig will. This is
about as sensible an idea as that of fat.
tening a newly weaned calf by turning
it to a straw stack. A ton of clover has
1850 pounds of water and only sixteen
pounds of fats; and the larger a pigs
stomach becomes by trying to eat
enough, the closer his hips shrink to-
gether. No matter what the price of
corn may be, it will pay to shell, soak
and feed it to weanling pigs rather than
try to shove them on green clover alone.
If corn is not available, grind and soak
rye and oats, or even soak them without
grinding. Remember pig is pork
factory, and to run any factory profita-
bly, you must run on full time and every
day in the season. Another matter
should be looked after, and that is
shade to make them comfortable and
avoid the flies. The best shade we have
ever found is a thick maple grove,
where the shade III 80 dense that the
flies do not bother Iowa Homestead.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-08-13
%BF@1~ The use of the term
AAv1" "Short Line" In connec-
vHnH ton with the oorporate
~U&OuV name Of great road, con,
- veys an idea Of just what ID
An required by the travelling
pubIc-a Short Line, Quick
I"VAU Time and the best Of ~
OU1 U~o commodatons-allo Of which
are furnished by the great Railway in America.
CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE
AND ST. paul .I.!!!-

Il owns and operates over 600 miles OF road In
Northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and
lions reach all the great business centres of the
Northwest and Far West, it naturally answers tho
description Of Short Line, and Best Route between
Chicago. milwaukee,, 50. Paul and
chica .os1 Mi;WauAee, Portage, L.
Crosse and WbnOnas
Chicago, Milwaukee, OHtOnv1ll0s
Aberdeen and Ellendale.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Eau Claire and
Chicago, milwaukee, wausau and
Chicago, milwaukee, Beaver Dam,
FOnd du Inc and oshkosh.
Chicago. Milwaukee. Waukesha and
OCOnOm0vvOC.
Prairie du Chien.
Chicago, MilWaukee. OWatOnna,
MankatO and EARiDaults
Chicago, BelOit, Janesville and Min.
Chicago, Eisin, Rockford and Du.
Chicago, Clinton, Rock Island. Cedar
Rapsds and 'E6mas
Chicago. DeS mO1nese Council Bluffo
Chicago, Canton, Sioux City, Sioux
Fails and YanktOn.
Chicago, milwaukee,, Albert Lea and
Southern N1innosOta Points.
Chicago, Milw1uRce, Mason City,
Mitchell and chamberlain.
Rock Island. Dubuque, st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
DaxsnpoI.: Gsiuaar, st. Paul saa
Milwaukee, Racine, Beloit, Froepors
ana Rock island
(Jlm River Valley Lina.)
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

Fer I've ysss pest Wsstniastss farmers
Aavs bsss csssilsrsbly DISTURBED ny oc.
easioosl GREE 10 the West rsrish. ss-csllsa.
and which we're supposed 10 b the vorh
81 an ipcsaaissy. four large barns With
their ecsssnts have been burned. beside
. dvsllisg and small bars. Ashcrt time
sisce the ssiscsncn Of wsstminsler offered
. REGARD Of $1,000 for the apprehension Of
the inscndisry. A Boston detective wss
employed and John Ccomss. sbou, 20
years old, vas arrested on evidence
thought sufficient 10 convict him asd =
hearing resulted in sending him TO the
county jail undsr $1,000 bonds. Coembs
IL the only son Of widow residing 10
Westminster. He j. said to be very ecoen-
trio asd this fact leads seme 10 consider
him irresponsible for bis actions
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

Ia lLs sheriff case 81 tbia ceusiy shs
csnyassing comnisies decided The csntes.
10 Tho 10. ~ cf stamford sad Glssicnbury
ID iases 81 gshissop sod ia ihs other
,osrs IL favor sf Mccall Ia other sords
The, left the vote exactly a. II ss. found
TO he ia each io~p. by tho board ~ civil
Authority 10 opsn tcsn nsciias. TIL. Law
MAKES NO provision Tor az, ether tune or
place Tor cousiing tho vote 81 iur sny
other psrsoss 10 coani Il Thst tA,re
vas ~ frsai l. sAosn Ly iee iatt that
misiaie. ~sfe claimed In towns where a
ms!vri,, Of the eoun,ing board ~ss Demo
cratic as well as where 1t wss Republican.
Oar Democratic friends viii trnisIu Der
that when the recent vote Of New York
WAS foand 10 be very clu,e. but With a
small margin ID favor Of Cleveland, cry
~sri up from every Democratic paper ia
the state ,hsi nobody had right 10 count
the vote ~ change . figure except The In
spsei.is n election. All that sa, ether
board could 10 "a. merely 10 aid mp the
reiufns and hsy. clerical errors corrected.
Tbs Albany Argsa even threatened TO kill
any body who should dare 10 assert TO thu
contrary. The Law Of that state. however.
does permit the Supreme Court to correct
returns where an evident error bas been
made.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

Mr. McI~as y ssothsr Democrat vhs
vas weight spes The party 10 the can.
vass ~ not oaly osOssibutsd ssihssw y
ito success. bat Il had 10 via 10 spite Of
his sreschsry sad his snaefhssd sforts 70
sid iss ssssisa We ere inelised 10 tAisk
that The Influences which cosirciled 10
the canvass AID make . Democratic vic-
tory possible viii prevail 10 The resulting
administration. A dissonsni voice here
aud there. sven tbeugh oae proceed from
the Vice Prssidsrt elect, hm liitle fierce
sgsinss the general acclaim that thsrs
must be no reiregression. no diarpoint-
ment 81 the hopes Of tboss Who hsvs ben
working for reform and hsvo relied on The
sssursnce that Cieveisnd's election denotes
new departure OF The Democratic par
~, We are not going back 70 Al.
drev jackson A. m sremplsr OF political
methods
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

At Recalling. Daniel Mallory, while aid
ing ia fling salute 10 honor Of Cleve-
lands election WAS severely injured.
George +. Loneee, injured by the burst
ing Of gun at St. Jehnsbury last Friday
night, died Ola Sunday night.
The trial Of DIR. Samuel Allen Of White
River Junction. for the murder OF Edwin
A. Hsnsell. of Rocklsud. Mass, May 20.
in Boston, has been set down for the
second Monday in December. in tho su-
preme court. Is. L. Batter aud w. b.
Gale will appear for Allen.
A nosly married couple from Higbgate
went to the Montpelier Democratic cele-
bration on their wedding trip, scconpan-
led BY tho bridesmaid aud best man. At
the close Of the evenings entertainment
they began TO cast about Tor lodging.
The hotels were full aud things looked
Fortunately they met . lady
friend who was stopping At the Pavilion.
The final outcome OF tho affair vas m AZ
rangement by which the three ladies
turned 10 together. while the groom and
best man were left to walk the streets until
morning.
A dyer ia the employ Of the Darlington
wooden mill corporation and living at Wi
sooski. had dear skate at the fancy dress
carnival At the rink in Burlington Friday
evening. Ga his return with his wife,
between eleven aud twelve o'clock. he
fsusd that his house had been broken In
10 durisg their absence and 500 In money
and watch valued at 500 taken.
Professor Alexander G. Tvining died in
New Haven. Conn. Saturday. aged -.
He WAS formerly cosnectsd with Middle.
bury college. Six children survive him.
One Of ,hsm 10 Rev. KinsIey Tvining Of
The New York IadqeadsaL Professor
Twining Vas born 10 New Haven July 5.
1901, and was graduated in 1870 He vas
. tutor there several years, ard
from 1888 to ls4s vas professor Of natural
philosophy Ut Middlsbary college. He
vas . civil ssgisesr 90 vafions canals aud
and inyestsd the frst prsticai
method OF producing leo By artificial
means in commercial quantities.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27


The fact that only from II, 900 10 20. 900
votes we're cast for each member OF congress
IN several southern states where there are
most blacks, and 10000 ia the average in
the northern states affords strong proof Of
the trath Of Blai,ss latest speech. Add
TO this the universal sentiment Of the
southern Bourbons that this is white
mans government and they will never al
low the blacks to have a majority, com.
pls,es the proof that the southern states
have members Of congress and prssiden
tial electors for a large number OF colorcd
people who are not, in fact, allowed TO
vote and have ii fairly counted. Or in
otter words in many districts in the south
Que white voter has Us much inhuence In
national politics ss two voters have in the
north
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

The piieisli0n 81 rs,urns by which the
rrFDli 81 "a election for state senator IN
thirtgo. M. 1s changed. 80 - 10 gave
Az .pparsni majority for Democrat over
w. Republican competitor. whose snccsss
~As announced. should be thoroughly ia
sssiissssd Al examination Of the papers
sbos. THAI The figures ssrs altered after
ihe conn, by the inspectors bad been given
20 the public, aud thes tie in the legis.
iaiafe on ieint ballot was assured. The
obies, Of the fraud vas 10 give the Demo
ersts q majority 10 that body and thus
onable them 10 secure . Senator Of the
United States 10 succeed Gen. Logan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

According TO the animal report OF the
chief signal officer. General Hszsn, which
has iust been published. csreful estimates
have been made Of the percentage Of ascu.
rscy, showing $40 per osnt for New Eng
land and for the whole country s5.4 per
cent The total number OF esutionary
signals displayed during the year was
277G; the number justified WAS 22S7. or
NJ 4 per cent Of the whole. II Is shown
tina. during the year no general storm
passed over The country without warning.
OF the total number Of cauiionary Of
shore signals displayed, $50 per cent we're
justified as to direction and IS 6 per cent
as 10 velocity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

President Norvin Green Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company feels called
upon to issue an sflicial statement EN- plat
icaIly denying the absurd charge that the
wires Of The company were used to distort
Of siiiie. or in any way tamper with the re-
turns. or any Of the facts OF public inter.
So, eonnected Herewith. When the large
number u mes engaged in the work, aud
the vast amount OF territory covered is
taken into consideration, II is nni 10 be
wondered at that possibly occasional mis-
takes cr.pt in. Mr. Green makes special
reference 10 the service and returns In
N,~ YoIk state. and the above 10 As true
OF the State a. il 10 OF the ceustry at large.
lie maks out strong case in the state.
meat, courts thorough investigation from
both sides aud should be entitled to the
rcpectfal consideration Of the public.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

Flrcsisn hes bcee over three weeks ssd
sone q ,le papers have cot 80, through
ltisg yet The n Y Hsnabi aud Eressng
f'ra psbii.bsd pretended in.ersiew With
- sessIo, Bruce "a which be condemns
Blsiass isst speech 10 regard 70 the south
brace 'eissvphs that hs bss not been 10
,srsis..d 90 the subject apd has never
uttered ilAe sentiments attributed 10 him.
II ilos. papers carry cut the policy pur'
rad during The campaign they sili sos
,ay thai Btuc. lies and that be did ssy
issi ~hsi they ssil No did. &c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27
HENRY o. MOORE'S EsrArr.

STATE or VERMONT, District OF Manchester, -
In Probate Court held ~ Manchester, within
and for said District on the lih day OF Noysm.
Der, A. d, 1894.
The Administrators on the estate Of Henry
0. Moore. late OF Rupert, In said District de-
ceased proposed TO render an account Of HE I'd.
ministration on the estate Of the said deceased.
Whereupon u wae ordered tbat SAID accoupt
be examined for allowance At . Probate Court
to be held Ut the Probate Office In MAnches-
ter In said District on tho 2sth day Of
November 1884. and that notice thereof
be given to all persons interested by the
publication hereof three weeks successfully In
the Manchester JOURNAL, q newspaper printed
At said Manchester, previous TO the time 20
appointed.
2G3w LOVELAED MUNSON, Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27
THURSDAY. nov ~. isss

A ssTsief is plsrs a Senator Lapbsm
ssii 10 elected ~ so Aes Ysrk lssisls.
snm ma snisg The psnocis.s isik 81
yaaisg ler Csttllns With Tho sipscssiicn
'is, saorsh Hsprtlicans ssll soie With
thea. 10 elect Lin. We guem not, Coax
iiag kss sail great nany sinss thai be
j. opi n politics. snI sts Republicans are
81 slilitF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

thsir stfsaxsh % the b.xg~ Job h~t a
sss shs hs sosd 81 voos 10 pss " Tie
shsd Esd sndsrtaies 10 shove the whsle
load it IT coo laft 10 not mere fcellsh ihan
ihcss vke. - The qsss,ien stands aov.
undertake 10 nshs q nstionsi Issue Of the
kDpsrancs qSatisn. II 10 much mere
ssasltls 10 pn, oSe stick ia ii time aud
ihs lead siil scon disappear.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27
no OUR FRIENDS AND Gus

For the purpose Il closing our mercantile
business. on and after Monday. October J3, 1854,
we shall sell soods for ready pay only. while
we feel deeply grateful and would most heartily
Thank the public for extending TO ne tho liberal
patronage that they have done lfor 30 many
years, We feel IT necessary on account OF health
and other business interests TO close up this
branch.
During the necessary time occupied 20 do
this. we shall endesyor TO sell goods 10 low for
isfed that they cannot AFFORD TO ask for credit.
We would also request all parties aGsinst
whom We have open accounts TO call without do.
lay and satisfactorily adjust the same.
Arlington, W.. espt. Ntb, 1885,.
2O3m JUbsON 4 DEMIk0.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

Tbs utterly isslgniGeans vote ST. John
received IN ksnsss sho.s chat they
ihought o. bis candidacy 81 home. No
douh meet Of ihese ~ho voted the prohi
iliicn ticket we're conscientious wba,
ICY lacked -. not conscience but good
laAemeei by stisekiss the sts,ss sep
asaisis they hass boen able 10 accom- piish
somsshiag 10 four Of them. bat 10 esrh
cass With the aid Of the Rspabliesns To
aiaesnpt 10 carry the nation Al preseni il
ioliy. Let them usle i. state issse ~.
sill they have sons assurances. Al least.
ina, can carry the nation. and not waste
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

Fen RHEuNArsM, LuADAoo, NEURALGIA,
Crsmp and Collie there is no remedy supe.
rior to the genuine DR.. Thomas Electric
OIL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

Landen Hair Ressercr-0reat Engitsh
Toilet Article. Restores growth, color. gloss,
and sofiness. Removes dAndrud, Aristoeratic
families Of Great Britain endorse IT, Elegant
dressing. Yrasrsntiy psrfumed. The fsvurile
Of fashion. Atdruggisa for s. I'D, or rs cents
in U. h, money.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27
COLOREp FRoNTISPIECEs.

Buy tie Noren,ber number for the Children.
II costs only IS cents. and al book and news
dealers sell il. The subscription price 10 IS 90
year. and now 10 just the time TO subscribe.
free specimen copy OF 6T. NICHOLAS will be
sent on request. Mention this paper.
THE CENTURY CO., NE~ YoRK, MY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

Al Esst Dorset, Nes, i9sh. . daughter ard q
con W Mr.. snd Mt. gehn oaindep.
A. East norsst, Nov. qist. a seu 10 Mr.. and
hrs Themss Qnislay
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

The Warrington correspondent OF the
Springfield Republican furnishes that pm.
per With some interesting gossip coacern.
Tag two Of our distinguished men. he
say; "B. b Smslley. Of Vermont, frst
Of all, will probably ask that Edward j.
Phelps. the well known Burlington lawyer
aud vii, be given the mission to Italy
Nj. Tilien promised the place to Mr.
pmlf., aud Mr. Cleveland will be ash ed
~ send 10 The Senate the somewhat de-
fsfrr,l appointment For himself IL 10 not
luosn what Mr. Smalley ie,ires He can
have the niee plum OF collec,orship At
burlington With iis IS. 900 year. aud the
app.intmeui Of large number Of snbor
tllasls stretched over this entire northern
tronir'r 81 Vermont THIS il the best
place - the State nod il will undoubtedly
b, iraiefcd 10 Mr. Smalley nnless be ex
prss.- desire for something outside I"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

TIE Democrats and Independents dcriae
Tie Tr'base and The Republican National
csmmi'ies for claiming N.s York and the
erection far several days after the return.
sem h.a'ls ~ 10. hut considering the
eiosen.ss oi sbe vote such claim vas not
at al remarkable. New York casts 20
iisAes As many votes - Vermont Divide
Ms plurality for Cleveland by 30 and 3,
ashii leave less than e.. Now IL Tie
rsssii h.a depended 90 vsrnost and
There wsfe no, siity vote. differences be.
,~rrn The tso candidates VI course both
sides soald have claimed IL un,ri the
cficij ecnni Was made Often errors
vansgh are discovered to change the r..
snli, oa 20 nanow margin a. this II is
Tact tis, The Tssbmf's returns the day
after the election we're much scar tho
actual vote than any other New York
paper, except the S~a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27
Marriages.

In Mes lesk ei.s, Nor, ~, Asdres n. Martin
and Mics sarsh Mcnamara
In rsta. New. islh. ny Rev. A. n. r. fsrs,
Warren cisrk Aisissch and Elizabeth Rash.
A, Esst Dorset, Nav iTth, h. the rev I'll
usnsny ~ ~ James church. Mr.. rm eshy pssy
20 h'ss Maggie Msloney.
A. ksst porsst. Nov iyth, ~ nsv r.s. Pratt,
Andssv loyclsna, VI bellows vails, ~ Miss
iiorsnce Hisum.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27
Attractions for I884-5.

~
parens, pastor. or senooi teacher; but good
mAs aAine eau suppiement tneiI work Ana INN
!. u moi s.t,.yss.nt 10 ossrs9 n.ss.S ~ .n
We AFFORD 10 take sT. NicHoIAsr'-ihe question
Of every earnest househnld in English peakina
countries, to-day, should be- "Can We AFFORD NOT
to take bT. NicHoLAsi"
The Magazine. during itsDesven happy years
OF existence. under the editorial charge OF
MARY MAPES DODGE.
b.. grown f.mi,i.r N hundred. ~ ,hou..na. n,
young readers, and their interest and intell.
gent enjoyment have constantly inspired the
editor and publishers 70 fresh effort. To-day.
he strength ie in its wholesome growth. it's avn.
path with young life. its hearty recognition Of
me movement q events, and its steadily incrsss-
Ivy n'eIay sna p,c'orIsi resource,. INC ioIIow'
n o. ,rsnr e =, uIo soo1 snnks al'esoy socu'
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uppporN.r cnNnIrcr !, .,,..'."..s,
IN f .moM. 1,, ooTDo Tn iiusI5s'ea papers
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"Uistoric Row. Nv 4 . Raoprs '''' W
"pp.nv yop proINpso .. a.
nEnn. ron DoslNL oc, susgestons 70
personal Interviews with pronlin ent represents.
tives OF various trades and professions. BY q.
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"DRIyEN BACK TO EDEN" serial. BvF.
p. Roy.
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nonni.r ns,,as. :, inns.
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gbfManfbfstfr Journal

DIX sEMoxps. Epnoa.ss rnorruror
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

Flies . nd Dsgs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats,
mice. gophers. chipmunks, cleared out by
Rough on Rats" l5c
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

Ia windhsm. Nov, ale. Emms tnsrrsi
nuttcn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27
SPECIAL PAPERS

Joaquin Miller, Alice wellington Rollins, g. B.
Bartlett, Harriet Prescott spoffofd, Rev. Wa sh.
ington Gladden., Julia Schsyer, Anna Lea Msr.
ritt. W. 0. Stoddard D. Ker, Ernest Ingersoll,
Clara Z. Clement, Hchwatka.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-11-27

Tor SALE. a horse, also large quantity Of
Il ieais MT picked over.
Apply at n. II. Woosters
CHARIEsf STEEL.
Manchester. W, Nov. 10Th, lsst 21lv
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27
Soiiee errorfeitare.

10 willIani ttalyer +. s. 0akes and the
cerbat mining eonpiny.
Ysu are iiiifeby hptIiisd that we hays ex-
rended SiO0 IN labor aud improvements up.
on the washington mining clala, situated
in he Wsllatsai mining district, Mchays
county, ARIZONA Iefrftory, aud duly re-.
corded IN tie records of e8id county IN
Book ID oi mining records, psgo 40, IN
orde 10 ilsllh said premises under the pro-
visions II sassfion zI24. Krslsed Statutes Of
the United Ssates. bssBx the am0rpt re-
auired 10 hold ths same for The gear end.
nv pecsTnbsr 3lat. 1853. Aud so1 are fur,
theF notifioil that The proportion oi said
eXpnditufe dne from sou Is $50. lawful
,,,ensy III ths Iiniiaa Stats. ard " Within
10 days sftar ths publicstion sl this notice
you fiii ~ refuse ~ contribute your pro-
portion of such expenditure ~ e0owDer,
yosr interest iD said claim viii bsc,ne tbt
property ~ tbs unaersignsd Lnder eaid
section 1924.
MnIEo STccR TgusG roMrAkY,
By A. w. DUE,
Resident Agent.
assEa1L PAlm, Mas i7sh, lssI.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27

In RTomUs' CoLyfa BsLsAM No. I Curss
ChaneFes. FIRST and seoOnd stages: Boreaso
She lsgs ard body; SEPhiiitic Catarrh =.
DlseRsed Se3lp spd ~ primary forins
tho disesse Price $500 Tsr bottle.
IL ks9gsus gOLUES IkLs6M No. Curss !.
Jsrtitfy, HeFeGrisi Sypbf.iiio Kheums-
tiAm. faiifsiu il.p DoIes, liberated Throat
sypliBi.c has. Lamps, etc.. snd ersdi-
ca al q.satstg from the system, either
csused by bad iraasrshGlt or abuse Of msr-
eury. leaving she bloei pure and healthy
Pro rSQ.Vff Jffiic.
LIZ hfcBtua GoLnEs kptsfsa AxrtDorE Tor
the care u Con rra'Ga. Gleot, etc. Prs.
~ ~ PSI bottle.
In krnius GaLDfS SPANIsu IxSEcTios, ,
WISH fprerr. - Sistt. Structures. Disease
q tte uiefhta aud bidder, etc. Price,
- 30 per bottle.
IL RJcE6Us CcIDrs pr.1EIST for the sf
fcstiNe besHng = Sypi,liitic Sores and
Eupiious Poo 20 Isr bottle.
Also Acfnts fUr IN iICEAus' GolDsS Pms,
for weakness, losf 81 physical powers, and
all diseafes aTishn irons luse md exoess
or 0yarwark i.rias ~ % per box.
ssut eyeryHhsre e. @, D., securely packed
per BYpnasa
CT. RIcHsgsBs a 60. Ag~nts.
~ tss SansSlno street, cor. Clay,
hayIn san irineizco. Cal.
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27

u is bsfssly o7lsre5 That the foregoing
Ngi,ioe u Application for Patunt be pub
Rssrd for ste iuA ~ t,Gl cursscctise
ysaks IL til NortYE CoCETr MgEM 2
vr~kiy rswsp ,-g palaiEhsd gt sinsrnl
Park AdLlss e.satty. ATilpna.
THOMAS WING, Register
Mohave County miner., 1884-07-27

SOtsG MIN
Who may be suffering from the effects Of
youthfnl foibes or infnorefion will DO vail
20 avail themselves ~ this. the greatest boor
ever bid ~ ;ile altar n suffering humanity.
DR.. Spnney viii Euarantee ~ forfeit 15rl
for every case of Seminal Weakness OF rrt-
yate disease oi any md or character which
he undertakes aud ~ 20 cure.
MfDDIt-AGED MEy.
There an fnany ~ the nee III thirty 10 sir.
~ who are troubled with TOO frequent evae
nations II ths biaddsf often accompanied
by slight smartinQ ar burning sansatiop
and weakening II The system in a rsanne,
the patient cannOt account for On eramin
ing ,he urinary dopasits ropy sedimsut
viii often bs found, and fasBsiirnes sm.fl
particles 81 albineH win appear. or the co-
ior vii be 81 thin niskiah hue, aesi.
chsnping 10 a dsTk and TORPID appearAncs.
There are many men who die of this difYleul-
~ ignorant of the ceuss. shich W the ~
ond stage "a scniina! weakuirs. DIR. b. WIN
guarantee perfect cure AL snch cxsrs.
and heallhy restoration of the eenito-urin
aTy organs.
OHioe Hours- 10 to 4 aud G 20 .. sundsys
from 10 o. n A. N. Consultation free. Ths,.
rUuRh p1aminstivn and sdyios,S5.
Call Or address
Dis sPsNxEx a. co.
dscid No. II hearng 81. S2E Frznoisss