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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-07-12
The Fourth on the Bonito.


EDIToR LEADER:
Thursday night at II O'Clock
your correspondent, accompanied
by three other White Oaks boys,
started to the Bonito for the pur-
pose Of celebrating the Glorious
Old Fourth at Bonito City. The
night was cool and our trip was a
pleasant one. About the time we
reached Nogal canon drowsiness
overcame us and we rolled up in
our blankets and slept soundly un-
til daybreak, again we resumed our
Journey and breakfasted at the IIo-
tel de Maybelry, in Bonito City, at
9 4. IN.
Preparations tor a grand cele-
bration had been made, and the
ranchmen, miners, grangers and
festive cowboys, with their fami-
lies, were tocking in from every
quarter. BY noon the crowd num-
bered about three hundred. Long
tables had been constructed from
poles and lumber, and seats made
Of hewn logs. In fact everything
was done, that could be done to
make the celebration a success.
The dinner was superb, it consisted
Of a roasted OK, weighing about
800 h., nice fresh mountain trout,
roast yonison, mutton etc, etc,
besides an abundance of the staff
of lite-cakes, pies and other mic
nacks. The lemonade and ice
cream man was there in all his
glory. | noticed a sign which
read Temperance Hail." not be
ing temperance man ! had no de
sire to attend any Of their meetings.
After dinner Col. Geo. II. Beall.
Dr.. Of Lincoln, delivered a real
genuine old-fashioned, sp-rcad-eagle
Fourth of July Grafton. after which
dancing commenced and was parti-
cipatcd in by all those who loved
the pleasant and harmless amuse-
ment. Your correspondents a,lde
shoes pinched his toes SO badly
that he feared the amusement
would be rather unpleasant, and
wisely rctraincd from taking an
active part.
Among the visitors from White
Oaks noticed Ii. Ii. {. Harrison
and family ; \. Williams and
family Miss Ina auchope' MI.
y. 'ltaur' H. d. Miller hngene
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RANCI FOR SHE.

100 acres-1O acres in cultivation,
plenty OF good water and timber;
4 acres in potatoes; 6 acres in corn;
3 good houses; Z hogs; a few chick
ems and Il lot Of household goods.
Will sell for $3.50 cash or in cattle.
Ranch located on south fork of La
Luce. For particulars call ON
Stewart IL Switzerland, La Luce,
bona Ana Co., n. NJ, or on the
owner. Tom COPELAND.
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~rrnIIcArInN Nn11cr.


Ep. u. BoSNEf,
VS.
Nathaniel r. Benson.
Ei ~. Chandler. How lu The Justice Court
ard T.. Chandler .Chas. Tor Precinct No. y. OF
=. Thomas and VIII Lincoln CO.. M
Ham q. Thomas. part
nora as Benson. Chan
dlur, Tbomus& Go.
before Vim. I. Blanchard. j. u.
by direction OF anld justice. the said dprpn-
dnuts viii take notice that Il writ has been
issued against thciu and their property At
tachcd, in the above entitled cause. and that
unless thcy appear before said Justice. az his
office In White oaks, In said precinct, on the
l7th day OF July. 1874. az 10 o'clock "a. m. Of
said dag. Judgment VIII be rendered against
them II their property cold 10 pay the debt.
GEo. l.. ILRtCK. Special Officer.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-07-12

TuE Alcalde Of Manchester was
in town Tuesday.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-07-12

Cob Gro. T. BEALL was up from
Lincoln Wednesday aud remained
till Friday.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-07-12

j.. b. COLLIER and family went
TO Lincoln Monday.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-07-12

SAN. McC. McPHERsoN was
shaking hands for two or three
days this week.
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LADY

interested in Art Needle-work,
Fancy Work, and every branch of
amateur Art Horticulture, Fashion,
Cookery OF Music should send Is
cents for the current number
St1uwb,jdge d' Uathae,'s Q%uarterLy
l20 pages, + pages new music and
over 1000 ongravings each mum
Der. Address
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTIIIER,
Eighth and Market SIS. Philada.
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Con. MuNE was in town tins
week from the round up.
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subscribe for thepaper that gives
YOU the news. Eiu. Great God.
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4. I. Reese, a brother typo, Of
Watseka, His, came in ON We'd
ncsday morning, and will 90 to
work on the Eiu.
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ID. G. TAYLOR was in town tins
week.
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LOCAL. ROUNDUPS.

Luck sometimes mnhts q name.
But printers Ink 40 black and solemn,
VIII give a man peculiar fame.
when put ~ this peculiar column.
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VIM. STONE arrived Thursday
with about 100 head Of cattle and
POO brood mares for the Provost
ranch. MIR. S. Informs us that he
brought the herd through with
very little loss, with the condition
Of the water and grass. Like every
body else, who leaves White Oaks.
Stone is glad to get back.
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To the Miners Of Lincoln County


To the Miners Of Lincoln County
Having heen appointed Mining
Commissioner for Lincoln County.
to aid the L. S. Commissioner Tor
New Mexico in preparing a credit
able collection Of numerals and ores
illustrative of the mineral wealth
of New Mexico, to be exhibited at
the New Orleans Worlds ENposi
ton. Respectfully and most earn
estly call upon you to assist me, as
well rs the Deputy Commissioners,
in this worthy enterprise.
You can materially further this
work by sending to us such speci-
mems us you possess, and thus
dran tie attcntioa IT capitalists tn
your mines. You are requested to
label each specimen, giving:
/ ze name ef tie mine and Hat
If the oWner.
? Tie ncn,e qf The m.iaiuq dis
trict ond coaaty;
3-krtcnt IF developments
l. Character IF ore end assays,'
81 Jricf dcsc,iptioa ot the
mine from uhich tie specimen
IS ta6en, its distance .f'om tie
Hearest raj(road point.
Large pieces of ore are preferred.
The Us. Commissioner tor New
Mexico has directed me to exhibit
all the minerals and ores collected
IN this county at the Territorial
Fair, to be held Mt Albuquerque in
October heXt, at the close of which,
said collection will be forwarded
by the L. S. Commissioner to the
New Orleans Worlds Exposition.
The mining Deputy Commission
for Lincoln county are: NJ. A.. Up
son, Seven Rivers; /. NJ. Glen
cnts, Lincoln; c. 7. Clark, Red
Cloud; j. II. Consbruck, Bonito;
DR.. b. Shapley, Nogal; E. W.
Parker and VIM. Watson, White
Oaks, Coyote and Jicarilla.
a uniform labelling of the speci-
mems throughout the whole Terri
tory being desirable, the [. S.
Commissioner intends to furnish
printed labels, which can be OBJ
tanned from me or from the Deputy
Commissioners.
All the specimens intended for
exhibition at New Orleans Worlds
Exposition must be delivered at
Albuquerque, before September
18th, 1854.
j. L. Sigh, County, Commis'r.
Approved: Paul Langhammer,
L. s. Commissioner.
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II. +. CoMREY informs us that
his artesian well machinery is on
the road between this point and
Las Vegas. We hope to see Il
well drilled in the Jicarillas in the
near future. The placers in those
mountains are very rich, and with
Il reasonable supply OF water could
be worked and be made to pay
enormous profits.
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JAKE lWHIsKEY) MILLER has sold
out his saloon fixtures to Sam vii
liams, and will 90 to Nogal.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-07-12

Location notices, and Proof OLA
Dor blanks can be hid at the LEADER Of
Gee.
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En-. LEADER:
There having been a call ion a
meeting OF the citizens of White
Oaks, to day, Saturday at the
Town Hall, at , p. M, toelect five
directors for the TOWNSHIP, to dis
pose of the town lots, for school
purposes. And is all the citizens
are interested in seeing them han
died to the best advantage, | hope
the citizens will see to it that Il
board is elected who Will handle
the matter SO that the schools of
White Oaks may be a credit TO our
beautiful town. The school ques-
ton is the most important one tor
oar children. and for the future
prosperity OF our community, and
now We have an opportunity to lay
the foundation for a school which
will make White Oaks an cduca-
uonal centre. 1t rests with the
-'iilun- ". ".
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-07-12

ELMER ALLBrIanr, the kindest
hearted and best naturcd boy in
White Oaks started on Il visit TO
his old home near Atchison, Kan,
on Monday last. Elmer came to
White Oaks over three ycars ago
and has made many warn friends
who will ioin us in wishing him a
safe journey and a pleasant visit
with relatives and friends.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-07-12

NJ. WHlTLMAN is shelving his
new store building. and preparing
for the immense stock Of goods he
now has on theroad. Mr.. White
man is an old frontiersmm and
know, a good thing when he secs
1t. a residence Of tom years in
w. O.. has convinced him that
this place i destined to become
one of the best trading points in
New Mexico, in the near future.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1884-07-12

The Democratic electors Of pre-
clint No. s. Lincoln county are re-
quested 10 attend Il caucus to be
held at White Oaks on Saturday
July 10, 1854 at 1. p.m,forthe pur-
pose Of selecting eight delegates to
attend the County Convention to be
held at Lincoln July u, 1884.
Dated july 9, 1884.
BY ORDER OF PRECINCT COMMITTEE.
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iu the Justice Court
for Precinct No. y. OF
Lincoln Co., y. ".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-28
FARM NOTES.

Ventilation in the dairy should be done
at night or early In the morning, when the
aid Is the coolest.
Be careful not 10 grow potatoes near the
peach treea, Is the advice Of one who is ia.
tniliar with peach growing.
In experiments made a! the Wisconsin
Experiment Station with sorghum for iod.
der the Honey variety yielded best, White
Mammoth next, and Early Orange third.
A box l0xl0l inches will hold just
half bushei such box may easily be
made, and Is very convenient to have on
the farm. Il Is cheaper and jus. 81 good as
a more expensive measure.
One writer, after making careful es.i'
mates Of the'damage by dogs in Northern
Sp.es alone, Gada that 1t costs not less than
$33 0000 annually to support our dogs
sum that would buy 10000 farms ii
Government prices for land, or it would
buy l32 900 neighborhood libraries Of 20t
volumes each.
A Massachusetts, farmer who raises aspar
agus extensively says that an application
Of salt Is OF no use whatever, being only 8
practice that has been banded down 10.
several generations. Perhaps the necessi
ty Tor salt is lessened when asparagus l.
raised near the sea, whers tho aoil and at.
mosphere are both impregna.ed with salt
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men on women In Eoyland. The book Is
to help a Baron Dc Worms, a
legislator, who proposes a bill inhlctiEg
floggipg on vile. besters. n II e
A huge corporation Ia now being formed
in Southern California 10 handle aud treat
new wines by the electric process. Az
Men from q 10 05 years OF age pass the
hours playing marbles in tho streets ct
Angels Camp, Calayerau county, Gal.
A steady flow Of immigration Is pouring
into the Arkansas valley. The newcomers
are described IS good, substantial citizens
There are eleven States in which women
vote Tor school directors. Many people
will be surprised 10 learn that Kentucky Il
ono Of the States. '& a'a5
A petroleum district was recently dis
covered near Baku, In Asistic Russia. III
area Ia loo fQuare miles, and but three
miles Of |. l,sve been explored 80 far.
Charles Dawson, OF Atlanta, recently
chased rabbit into n TALL stump. Whl!'
climbing, Ills left arm was caught in
splinter near the top. and he hung by hi!
wrist. he opened bits knife with bis .ee.l
In order 10 Gu! of bis arm. lie made aey
efal gashe4 and then tainted. This causas
his muscles 10 relax and he fell TO tn,
ground. s-&
The croiters WHO emigrated last yea
from Lady Gordon.C athcart's esta,esin tn
Hebrides arc doingso well, and the expert
men! has proved 80 entirelysuccesslnl tina
her ladyship has arranged to purchase 800
900 acres OF land in the Turtle Mountain
country OF Manitoba, on which It is pre-
pcsed 10 locate several more detachment
Of e.oi.ers, who will leave for America Il
the course OF this year
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The Kitten OF vnrbnciY.

NdHHWdH Jor aPH, f-. ....t.#tss r.aE0f VI
or all the old legends, the pleasantest Is
the story OF the Kitten OF Varbach.
Varbach was little village in the valley
Of the Tauber, which had been nearly laid
waste by tho passing Of various armies; 80
that when the scattered peasants were able
to return to their homes, they were Obliged
10 begin affesh REORGANIZATION OF domestic
goods. By degrees their prosperity in
tlocka and herds, and broods and litters,
IVES reaewed-ouly cat WAS wanting, and
a cat WIS net to be had for love nor money,
although the milk and butter in the dairy,
the eggs in the barn and the grain in the
garrett was suffering from the tack OF that
useful animal. At last, somebody heard
Of kitten to sell in distant
settlement and q messenger vas
dispatched forthwith 10 secure the treas
ure. Il cost a good round sum, too. But
the man returned in triumph and the kit
ten became At once the pet OF the whole
village. Every door stood open Tor her
entrance, every bed was at her service for
the necessary cat-naps, and, doubtless, the
richest cream and tho daintiest meat would
l,ave been her portion, II she had not
been Burieited continually with the flesh
aud blood Of her natural enemies. She
reigned alone to fat old age, when an
enterprlsiug peasant, who-liyed in hut
on the hillslde, went into the business Of
importing cats Tor sale, and soon the whole
country was overstocked, 30 that kittens
were bought no more, and probably the
best beds wore no longer considered the
appropriate place for their slumbers.
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THE slNTEI,LIG
wHEELlSo, " Va MARCH IS 1881.


Tie Democratic party has controt al the
,IIouse-or would have II {. conlh con,,ol
iseli. II aenks IN pnin cor Mai. control, NJ
the Government Tn, ,cren, capcua wa,
called 10 d.,c,m;ne wh.,h.r N. nar,y
could control liz members In thu House hy
the action Of m,ieri,y in csrcns alwsys
! admitting ,,,e ,,ossib;lity--;a ,his ins,arce
very remo,e-ot tina ou,s .pe,,;ny In tho
spirit which moved the leaders of The nsrty
IN caucu, bscon,s !. matter ., dac,,,d
nublic interest. 5.F -.
.lrb, infant nj ,he frsc ,r,de,s v,u ~ cor.
NIT tho Gamers fully TO ,he Morrison hin
tho minority giving way 10 ,hc ,na;oritv
! and hs;n, hoonj Nv ;,a wj,, Tb,a Ia ,he
rn;t ,n,c in ,ev;.,a,ion r,he,a ~. pa,u,,
I lican caucn.ea az well ma democratic ran.
cruoo md 10 no,rt ,oi,.d IN tho n,no-
o,o,;n co,,r. ;r,o,,oo , oua.,ion ~ Woo
t'"''' ."u'"' 'A''''s' t"''''oN VI 'A''e
than party moment.
va Mr.. Morrison's res,}n.ior n n mean,
II, -, ~ ~, g.,
ans.uins' nae"ii' INV 'ho eaucus enou!u
speak Tor the party, and carry with 1t every
Democ,a,;c yo,e Member, ws,,od 10
~ 49, "a.'s. "
kdow Il THIS vas the purpose. air. Nor
rison was not willing TO cav latly tina,
avaryhodv wa, n ha how'd h,t n, G,.t;,,o
o'e''"o.! ;" ", " w 'ouitu, wv nit. o"fnsse
thought 1t ought 10 be 30. He said ut was q
!; nnestion whether me,nher nj FIN n;ror
.,,...,,, ~. ~.
IVY tii'oia eet up MS constituents
/, or his own judgement against that OF q
7 ,nainr;,v nj tba nartvn Tb;s do,.r;,. :,
y ,D"t''' - '.o f1 'n oo1'''!e u
held by othera besides MIR. Carlisle, and by
4 none moro tenaciously than by many Re
,rh,;c.,. ,rbo he,;a,a .x+7a. 40 o.,...
pu''t'"As' W. oo''s.o '.a' .no e"ucus
ought 10 rule-that individual Judgement
or the will OF the constituency should Or
down before the CAUCUS ed;ct.
Mr.. Randall's remarks on the no;nt have
4 an application beyound the matter imme
diately in hand. He eaid
suppose the gentlemen wish 10 ACT With
entire frankness. came here with this! H..
n;"ht +. ons hnt for s lSs ag,es 70 %hst
harmony In the party; not that any acton
tion taken here might meet With my approv-
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

A man at Pittsburgh, Tex, is in jill ior
cursing his wife. y a 81,
35 There are 3l5 cotton.mills inNthe South.
4 ern States, against $50 four years ago. 81
M Platinum wire has been drawn 50 fine
as to bs absolutely invisible to the naked
I eye. n
Counterfeit 25ccnt pieces, Of lead, are
Z cxasperatinIly plentiful in Boston and vici.
nifty. Mi
Tho revised version Of the Old Testament
I will be issued complete, it is said, in Sep.
Stcmber. =
AVermont paper chronicles tho death OF
bride Of a year at St. Adams Bay at tho
age Of IS.
n In tliirty.eight years the number OF Erg.
4lish daily papers has increased from four
teen to l70. T577. 4 w 5.
v, There 10 q young man in Chico, Cal. who
has almost entirely lost bis speech from the
excessive use Of cigarettes. $a;
VA A sardonic En2lsh writer has brought
out book called 1.-THE Wife Beaters' Man.
ual,n giving 8 horrible list Of attacks by
So
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PERSONAL,

Moody and Sankey have opened thei
mission at Hammessmith, England.
President Arthur will give dinner part,
10 General Grant, dating 1t at rs early ia,
as the latter is able to 80 out in the evening
Henry Willard lost forty pounds Of ilesl
before the physicians could arres. the in
I. somnia with which he was afflicted ate,
the Northern Pacific trouble.
General Logan will, it ia eaid, shortly
commence work on q book containing hi
g "Reminiscences Of the war. General She.i.
{ dan will also issue volume on the game
subject during the present year.
Mira John Jacob Astor and Miss Gather.
inc Wolfe, OF Now York, are mem bers Of a
Boston international educational aesocia.
ton which is now engaged in founding a
female college in Florence, Italy, where
women from this country can pursue any
branch Of art.
Prince krapotkine, who is, it is stated,
in much better health than has been rep.
resented, prefers remaining at Ciairyaux 10
Il removal 10 the south OF France. The
proximity to Paris is more convenient ior
his literary iabors, and bis wife is studying
medicine there.
According 10 tho Melbourne Herald, tho
luna.ic Creswell, now in paramatta Asy.
lum, IL really Arthur Ostvu, and the a1.
thorities Of New South Wales seem to
adopt this visw. |. has mover been es.ab.
lished that the claimant" was Orion. nj.
though il WAS clear enough that he was no,
Sir Roger 1ichborac. 7a-0'
Mr.. John Bright, in addressing tho
friends OF tho Library Association yesteI.
day, in London, spoke in high praise Of he
love Of reading, saying that Milton had
been his first favorite, and alter Milton l
Whittier. lie admired especially The
poems oil tho latter entitled "Snow Bound"
and eternal Goodness"
Mics Susan B. Anthony, who was in
Hartford last week visiting and assisting
her sister female sutltagista, has at least
one passionate love, aud TINT il for a pray
Skye terrier given 10 her by Mrs. Cady
Stanton. Tie animal sleeps in Susan's
beds feeds from her hand, accompanies her
in hcr travels, and has good time geney.
ally. - =
Mr.. Henry Remeike proiuaely pulled the
Post Lanreate's lately published "rhe CnpS
and The Falcon" and on sending his no.
tics to the Baron was very much SURPRISED
to receive the following raply: Lord Teu.
nyson Ia much Obliged to Mr.. Henry Ro.
meike for the Enclosure, bu! such notices
do not interest him; 50 no bsgs Mr.. Ro.
meiks not tc take the trouble OF sendinp
him any more" Evidently Lord Teuuy.
son thinks more OF the strawberry leaves
on his corone. than the Alfred Tennyson
did OF his laurels. !,
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lsetAulY.

Tits claimed that Nsw York women look
younger at 50 than Boston women do ct 40,
or Chicago women st 49," for the reason that
they hsye been taking Pt1ma for the past
three months, but Boston and Chicago wo.
men are coming mp in fine style-enlering
upon the home stretch on lia,mlin. rot one
Of your booka Oh the ILLS Of Lifts" from your
druggist as present, and, as It directs, have
ere in excellent condition, aud The lungs and
heart are improving finely"
D&w J. N. WALKER, Lawas, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-28
MODERN SURGERY,

Ampnintion Within Three Inches Of Iii
Zip Jotut!-accovery Due to tho Use
or Dr. Kcnnesiy's FnvorItc Remedy,
tRoudout, N. W ~ All 4. =
Money Ia the universal necessity, and none
but cynic or q fool will Affect to despise It
Mr. Abram Ellsworth, Of Port Even, Ulster
county, N. Y, had realized this truth, Histis.
oAsoinvolved the whole Of bis thigh bone and
tho suffering man looked forward, not with.
out apparent reason, TO death as his only de.
livertr. His family physician refused to am.
Pusa'e the limb--asssEting that the operation
would kill the patient on the spot. Dr., Ds.
v'd Kennedy, OF Rondout, N. T., who was
consulted, held u different opinion and am.
pu'ated the limb. Tho Doctor then admin.
istered freely his great Blood medicine, IA.
VoR1TE REMEDY, to afford tone and
strength to tho system, TO prevent the return
OF tue disease, and Mr.. Ellsworth remains to
this day in tho bloom OF health, This rem.
tlemaa's disessa was the offspring Of ionl
blood. and Dr.. David Kenurdy's FAVORTTE
REMEDY purified the blood and restored to
him tho power once more 10 enjoy his life,
Are you suffering from any disease traceabla
70 the same cause? Try FAVORITE REM.
EDf.s Your druggist hiss It. One dollar A
bottle. Bear in mind the proprictor's name
and address: Dr.. David Kennedy, Ropdont
Now York .S!ys mrol.pAw
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FORMERLY weak, nervous, dyspeptic and
dtbiiitated individuals who found only dis.
appointment In the various bit.ers and &C.
ctet quack nosssums, pretended kidney med
ic!nes etc., are agseeabiy surprised TO regain
perfect health aud strength OF mind and
body, md complete hearts casa and freedom
ttcm aches and pains by the use OF Dr.. Guy.
sotts Yellow Dock and Ssrsaparilla. 1t re-
stores svery disosdesed function to normal
condition. .,,. nav
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PgoY. JAMES A. sxwxLL, A. NJ, N. D., oil
Medical Faculty, Laval University, Quebec,
states: " have found Colden's Liquid Beei
Tonic particularly useful In advanced sisgsa
oil consumption, weakness, dyspepsia and all
nervous affections. In pregnant women II
has been retained when every other article Of
food was rejected. PAlgtable and easy oil
Digestion" Take no o,haf} Mwy4w
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Buckien'H Arnfca kH}ye,

The hes. salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores. uscers, eal! Rhenm, Fever Sores, Tei.
Ter, Chapped Hands, Chill blains, Corns, and
all Bkin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed
toglve perfect satisfaction, or money rafund-
ed. Price25 ceals per box. For sale by 10.
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