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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-13
Democratic
PRIMARIES AND CONVENTION.

ATA MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
~ County ,enr.l Com nittee of Lincoln
G 'untv, held At ri ,ch". sept NIB 1, 1894. il
W ,IOrd red thst County Conveuii II be held
In Phoebe. at the q Mnty ,olrt.houe "ii
"Wednesday. III, 2ith day of septem per. 1884
at II u'cl" A M., f'r the pnr os OF the
n uinain2 County Ofic RI That tn. Primsries
for the elec Ion of delegates to sail Conven ion
b. hel on hon'iay, the 18th d y OF sep .mb r
1885,. polls t, be opened from o'clock p. NJ
10 So o'lock p. NJ. of that day
At these prim sri - tn f'lio wing named pre-
cin Is Hrt q lowed thu nunb r of reeg,tes se
o p 'site 'heir names t. rep: 3 mt the respectiv,
precincts in he County Cow -nnon, VIZ:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-13

a0rnTn wanted for The Ii ses o. all III ;
NEkMI\ Presidents of the U. 8. the
HulVlO lsrg st. han lsomest beat b 'ok
ever sold for lesI than twice onr
price. The fastest selling ho>t in Amen'a
Immense profits to agents. All intelligent pp
pie want IT, Any one can b,c 'ma u All '"es.tnl
agent. Terms fee. HALLErr BOOK CO..
Portland, Main.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-13
SheriRs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF the Justice ,ur in and for the
County of Line lin, Stats Of Nevs Ia. an TO me
directe and telivere /, fjra jud .ment ren tered
in said Court, un thu 9th day of April, A. ~,
1885,, in favor Of the State OF Neva la. Plaintiff.
and against the American Flag Mill and Mining
C,mpauy. Defendant. for the sum OF 1858 77-l0D
'ixty-three ani II 100 dollars. tax and dal n
qlen'y, debt, bg,ther wi b (Sl5 loo,
Twenty-Five 10 100 dollars, tax cos's, and sll
accrun1 c,sts aud interest, h I'VE leviel ON the
following propsrry, 70 wit: lmpr'v 'ments on
mine kn ,wn as the American Flag Mil an !
Mining Company. in Sly uiniog District, in the
unity of Ii C ,ln, state of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-13
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER l3, 1884.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SheriR's Sale.

Dv VIRTUE OF AN FXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the six h Judicial Dis rict Court.
In and for the Couuty of Lincoln. State of Ne
val.. and to me directed aud delivert d, for
idymeut rendered in said Court on the \ en-.
iy third ,h,y Of An gust. A. ~ Is a. IN fsv'r of
tue State OF Nevada, plaintiff. and sgainst the
Bistl : lver Mining Co upIny AMI a'so tie
ie i estate AMI impr ,vements hereinafter de-
scrbed. def,n ianrs. for thu sun of One Thou
sand Eighty three and lllO0 Is ,0S3 ll-lMl
do larI. tax and delinquency. together with
Forty.four and 5O.ll0 tsi4 50 l00) dollars, tax
cos's. and all accruing costs, have levied on
the following prJperty. wit:
p ,ssessory claim to one hun 'rel and sixty
(l6nl acres of land, about one tll mile mort I,
or Brit Il. an i'm prov-me ns ther on consist
ing of OF 10 starit q1irtz m II, l assay ofh;a,
black NTH sh ~. II elliog- house, r"staurtht
and Off ;e. .ttble ard house, h II ting works
IN | stable at Miyh ,wer mine. Ghlur.ding fur.
nae at mi |. au one pair Fairb mi 8 Gales in
Ii c In county. safe uf N-vaia
Notics is hereby givun that on
Monday, t q 9th Day of October,
D. 1884 between the holrs of o'clock In the
morning and s vtl ,ck in the ,'ternoUn namely.
vt " o'c uck NJ. of hid d,y, will sell nll the
rght. Vi an inter st of hsi Dri -tol Silver
Mining CJmptly in AID t. the above descr d
property, a, d the sma lie t an ,un' or parcel of
ssid proDertv to sltisiv ga d Hbove sum Of
5 la 6l.iuO tax ii linq ,ency, 'osts ard accru-
ing ,sts. at the front door of the County C,u't
house ut Phoebe, County CT Lincoln, state of
Nevada ut public auction. { r casi In hand, to
the highest and best b dier, to satisfy said
execution AMI sll costs.
sep6t o.P. cHERwOoD, Sheriff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-13

Benny Butler appears to have fully de-
termined to wait till the clouds roll by.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-13

Sergeant 8. Prentiss, OF Mississippi,
was undoubtedly the most eloquent man
who addres, ell the House OF Representa-
tives. A carpet.bagger from Maine, he
went to Mississippi poor and friendless,
and not only became foremost among her
sons, but acquired national reputation.
Edward Everett, after having Ii tened to
one of his impassioned bursts of eloquence
in Faneuil Hall, truned to Daniel Web.
ster, who sat near him, and said. "Did
You ever hear anything like it?' Never
said Mr.. Webster. ''except from Mr.
Prentiss himself" He was remarkable
orator, his intellectual cndowments pre-.
senting remarkable example in which
great logical power and the most vivid
Imagination were most happily blended.
BOXING A CHILp's EARS $ ,me weeks
since an Engli school teacher boxed a
child's ears with some severity. There
followed severe and long.continued
headache, and it is not unlikely the
child is injured for life The medical
journals agree as to the improperly Of
Furnishing child in this way, and give
the many anatomical and medical rea
sons against it so clearly that the bruta
practice is likely to he lessened.
-
The eldest son Of the Prince of Wales
begins next year to draw yearly gran
IRON the Government, A
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-13

jon WOHK dOn- with Neatness ~
the ,.Recordn Office.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-09-13

The eldest son Of the Prince of Wales
begins next year to draw yearly grant
from the Government.
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TEE RECORD

delivered In Phoebe ard Bullionyille at 25
cents per week, payable to the Carriers.
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/ Correction.

We last wcc'l repuhlished an article
from the Moth East Staj in regard to
the arrest in Baltimore of one William
II. Hamilton. Oh thccliarge OF obtaining
money under false pyctensns, with tie
denial of u gentleman. " no called upon
Us anG stated that his name was VIM. H..
lam.ll"n; that lie WIS the individual
arrested i'll Baltimore. Siuce that time
Ne have received = letter from hi;n cx-
pressing great dissatisfaction at our hav-
in republisiie,i the ctG''& article, and in
which he also denies having stated to
onr reporter that The and his wife spent
a portion ui last summer i'll North East, ."
etc. aud in which lie further says: ..AlI
ask You to do is Ia contrat let the state
mcEt that was locked up,' referring,
We suppose, t" the arrest in Baltimore of
a man "h, gave the same name as biz.
We stated the case rs we understood it
from our representative: if amy portion
was Incorrect. it was because of miS,lu-
derstandiny it,
From cur clearest understanding #
the matter now, we presume that What
that gentleman desires us to make public
is that VIM. II. Hamilton, now at North
East, in this county, is not the VIM. II.
Hamilton recently arrested in Balti-
more on charge of obtaining none
under false pretcnces. We make this
statement Oh the assertion of the gentle
man referred to, and not from any
knowledge We have, personally, OF the
matter.
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Orphans Court .

The Orphans Court was il s,,;s.;.,a a.,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Present
Hons. James McCauley ("lirf .IulgD.
David p. Davis and Jtmss II. gy2,,s
(Assoeiate Judges.
Snndry claims against deceased per
sons were duly examined and lr:>~eH
Bonds approved-That cf .1o>cp1 T..
Iocum. administrator of Ista" l,,,u.;.:
that Of Maria J. Reynolds ana Y, -il.iiul
S. Evans, administrators Il. b. ~ c. t. Il.
of Reuben Reynolds: that Of Alfred
Kirk, executor o" Rosa johnson.
Accounts Passed-Fir>t account Of
MAJ ia J. Rey nolds and William :. Evans.
administrators d. h. D. c. t. y. 81 l,rVhcn
Reynolds; first and final account 81 2
Bradun Gillespie. executor q, =: e.: :.
Chambcrlin. ard distrihu; i,,,i s!tu"i. o!,
same; first and tiral iic",r,'.f of .iH.,IN
T. 1ocum, administl ator at Isaac Iprr.'t'
and distribution struck on sans; -, aat II
and final account "t lnlr,> u E%i:sS.
guardian of Elmer L Krau<>; lis. and
final account Of Im"cru, tiiGai and
David S. Gi.:'Dld. administrators st San :
Clifford, and distribution strn,}, an sane:
first and final account OF iuaeph +. !.:g-
land, executor of Maria Il. !.nLl.rd;
final account OF Thomas; C. Bond. gftar-
dian of Charles II. NtsAitt
Court adjourned 10 meet in regular It -
sion on February next.
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Dwelling House Earned.

On Friday, the 4th instant. t4= IL, =
dwelling house of Mr. +. l.. i.wiu.,
former owner and editor of '.Gt. IEGIf
WHIG, in Highlands. Macon co..ntr. y.
G.. was, with its contents, destroyed Ivy
fire. The building WAS Of noo.I. aud
burned So rapidly that, win tie exec. =
ton of the piano and a lcw pee, s. 81 fur
niture on the first floor, I,thiuL U.s.
saved. The entire clothing q the fam
lily, except what they had on. WAS burnt
Their best furniture WAS Stored in Tie
upper story of the house aroi ras al lost.
Mrs. Ewing lost al her jrwrjrr, among
it several diamonds. s,lrerwa,e and 800
in money. There was lu Insurance. OF
house or furniture: 81 il is :. c'car loss.
and will fail heavily upon u. i..,iri-.
His many friends in Cecil viii learn ut
his misfortune with regret. At tie time
of the fire the cold WIS lu:risr. the
mercury being, Ge,uw zsrn.
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School Commissioners.

The Board met on Tuesday last. All
/ the members present.
The Treasurer was ordered to nav \.
WethcriIl for we'll at Mill Creek school
$43.I3, and also Jim Gipin $3.50 for
bricks.
The Committee on School Houses rc-
ported that they had examined tire Mil
Creek school house, and recommended
that the house be accepted aud the con-
tract price $9GS, and extra 81, co. making
total OF 1913 paid. After which the
Board adjourned sine die.
On Wednesday the Commissioners ap
pointed by the Circuit Court-NIessrs. I.
5. Eve.ist, George Biddle and David
Scott-hayiug qualified according to law,
organized by the election of F. 5 EyeIist
as President. Rev. John Squier was
elected as Secretary and Treasurer ami
Examiner. Mr. John s. WHIT was
chosen As corHsel for the Board for the
present year.
The bill Of J. II. Mctiairy & Co. was
referred To the Examiner for settlement.
Fhe contract for the supply Of books
and stationary for the schools of the
county, was renewed wich Mess.s. J. II.
Medliry & Co., at the sam: prlce ,s last
year.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-01-12
\ Big FreShct.

The heavy rain Of Tuesday ana Tacs-
day night can#e,i u freshet in the BIZ
and Little Xix creeks, and this, backed
up by = heavy storm tide in the river,
filled those streams beyond their capa-
city, and The surrounding country WAS
over!iawm. The crossings upon the North
East aud Glasgow roads were barely
plssable on Wednesday morning. aud on
the Newark road, at Gilpiu's, travel was
blocked by the water and ice, and per
sons coming from Newark were coai-
PEELED to drive los, way around and
come in by the Cherry Hill road. On
Tuesday night at 10 o'clock the large
sewer on Bow street overiiowed, and
Hooded the adjacent grounds. Two skiii,s
belonging to Mr.. John Gallagher. ana a
scow, belonging to Captain William
Really. We're carried away on the Hood,
and TIL apron was torn OH the boat
house Of MIR. Il. G. Reese. Beyond these
We did not learn Of any damage Gone.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-01-12

Stoay .un, Illtl district, to Le.i Pat
/ torson, ut SO which action was approved
/ hY the Board.
Andrew >. II. Cameron, Collector
| Ninth district, ut5 ordered IL :, ieosy
tho Tyson Mining Company fgo-a l.@y-
ment Of taxes for 1885 on personal prop
crty assessed a: $i99, AMI return same As
an error in assessment.
Claims examined and passed and or
! dered u be paid: For road and bridge
woik-o. L. Logan, $3.50; Henry 5.
| Cuution, $i2 Oh: Roswell Jackson, SO -;
Jamcs Frazer, s.; Henry Carter, a3G;
Davis, Keys & Co., $40 il; VIM. E. Bro
gan, $50; Stephen Atkinson, $3J3.5G; G.
ii. b. Massey, AGENT .or heirs Of Susan
Oldham, deceased; $t53. On account of
county buidings-Elktoa Gas Light
/ Works, $i5.10; Charles ID. Jamison,
&113 80; WIN. D. Dunbar, Silt. TAX
ing paupcrs to the aims ;IouSe-Sam'l
p. Wood, 81; Charles r, Nabb, Sc; Pest
mogtem exam:nation-Dr. X. II. Turf,
SO. Charles c. Crothers, States At
torney. *j1t.G3
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-s.@.i award 10 the owner of said lands rcT-
/ sonabie compensation for the privilege, and
shall construct drains through such lands
80 as TO prevent the spreading of The wafer
over cultivated fields; but notbiu- con
tanned in this Act shall be SO constructed as
( 10 Apply to the Gataral course OF water from
| the public roads into and upon adjoining
lands, on from said lands into ana upon the
roads.
sec. ., Aud lie it enacted, That it shall he
unlawful for any one to ob5truct, fill up or
otherwise IRE the drains made for con-
ducting water from the public roads, Or the
bitches on the sides Of said roads, or to Oh
struct any road by moving fences cut upon
| the same or placing other distractions
theron, or 10 di. any ditch or drain across
any road, (v;ithont first having procured All
Cr,irr from Tie County Commissioners to do
500 and not keep such ditch or drain well
covered and in good repair for the passage
OF vehicles uvel the same and all persons
50 ciirnduG shpil, upon conviction, be fined
not less than ten nor more than one hun.
irtd dollars, said tine ~ be paid into The
County Treasury to the credit of the road
arI bridge account AMI Nheu any uuIaw-
ful obstruction or injury to 4 public road
shall havt been reported tn tie Road Com
missioner il v hose road district the same
is located, tl. said Commissioner shall
forthwith remove said obstruction or re-
pair sad injury al the cost Of the person
causing the same, and if lie shall refuse to
pay he cost 10 the Road Commissioner The
County Commissioners shall pay the same
AMI institute suit ~ once against such en-
son to recover SAID costs.
Sc ID. And he it enacted, That WHEN
e.-rr auy doubt may exist As to the proper
location OF width Of any read, the County
Commissioners may canse the same to be
surveyed, and in their discretion, make
such alterations as the couveuieHCeS of the
pubic may require, and may compensate
any owner of land along said road who may
he entitled TO compensation in consequence
Of srid alterations.
See. Il. Aud he it enacted, That it Shall
hc tie duty of the County Commissioners
an Road Commissioners a. Cecil county 10
80 regulate the COS; of reads ana bridges in
sail county rs not to exceed il any one
year the SUM Of twenty thousand dollars,
except W hen there shall be extraordinary
injury done the same ny greet storms or
fools and il shall be the constant effort OF
the said Commissioners to reduce the an
nuaI expense as much below this sum as
possible.
See. l.. Aul be it enacted, Tia; all acts
or parts Of acts inconsistent with this act DE
AMI :he same are hereby repealed.
Sec. Il. And be il enacted, That his Act
shall take effect from Tie date of its pas
81 ",
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Port Deposit Items.

some miScreant broke the lock and
opcne,! tie switch near the saw mill on
Monday night. The ) \. NJ freight ira lin
coming no i'll the snow storm the cn@i.
ncer could not see that the switch was
open. Tie engine, tender an.l two cars
ran of the track AMI were not gotten on
again TIL after =. NJ. Al trains we're
delayed The G: IS nor 8 \. VI. trains did
not 50 down; an engine and cars was sent
up from Pcrryviilc and special went
down about nine o'clock. In all proba-
bllity a wreck train could have repl lced
the engine in an hour. but nothing Of the
kind WAS sent here. Finally one Of the
heavy freight engines came down on its
regular trip and by pulling out some of
tAG spikes on the main track and procur-
ing some rails and laying a track. it was
pulled on. The Baltimore rs we'll as the
Philadelphia mails were sent over the
Baltimore Central RaiIroa! after 10 AMI
The same night the PHILADELPHIA and
Baltimore Central TRAIN was detained an
hour or more for orders 1T the L rwidnt-
Vile Junction. On the whole Our mails
for Tuesday we've terribly behind hand.
Col l.. +. Corclnnl, the distinguished
orator and lecturer, viii deliver his hui
mpvous lecture, Some Mistakes Of Bob, {"
in odd FellnHs' Hal. Tuesday. January
i1fh, for tIe benefit of the poor fund Of
the town. CO.. Copeland has !eltrred at
Rising sun, iiavra de Grace a"d Oar
lingt"n 70 Large audiences. and they were
charmed at his oratcry as well as highly
delighted with his hUmor Admission
81 cents.
To-day, Wednesday, orr river has been
gradually rising and SEINE OF cur people
begin to fear an ice lrcshet. The water
seems pretty high at Rock Run, bat the
general impression seems to be there
will not lie much danace done
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when it arrives and is opened CUT. Don't
fail to be on hand early

when it arrives and is opened uut. boa
fail to be on hand early.
"A hoatcoul,i have been p.s,l,,i.l through
Howard stree: during the t".,rs torn Q
Tuesday afternoon.
A representative OF Bri-, ha.n iolnG
straight from Salt Lake City, discnurSe;i II
congregation at Providence M.llS en-
evening this week. From AL accounts lie
failed to make proselytes.
Elder VIM. Sivel, of Philadelphia, Pa,
will preach Sunday Jan. l3;h, i'll the Holse-
hold of Faith Church, near rerryville, at
II A. NJ, subject "Jonah." 1.2J l.. NJ,
subject, "The Thief on the Gross"
The newly elected officers OF Eiktcn
Grange, were installed on Thursday, and :,
grand dinner was eaten, hut the ,nvSery OF
the thing was that whil. the WING re-
porter had ticket in his pocket he forgot
all about it until it was all over.
The Mutual Insurance Company OF
Hartford county has again decided II insure
canning houses. Sometime ago thu ,lirec-
tpi VI tiihO Solli ~ llit
usual losses by the burning al c2nnari,.s,
passed n resolution not 10 tax" these RISKS
in the future. A. the recent meeting of the
stock holders this order Wa rs,int1e,l, ami
hereafter this class Of property will he in
sured, but AZ a rate commensurate v:ith tie
risk.
Mr.. John G.. NoaIteS OF HE firm ul
Burns Il Noak"s, contractors on The new
Il. Il o. railroad, who left hrr, 10" tn" Pa
citc coast just before CHRISTMAS, writes to
a friend here that "he II rir"l at Antioch.
Contra Costa county, California, on Sunday
the 30th of December, six '!i,s from N-W
York" He speaks in glowing terms cl H..
climate of tine Golden State. lie spent
Christmas en-rout-. He alS, sends mes
sage to some Of his sporting friends here in
regard to the abundance o: game, slid
ducks and geese, Sc, that n1,!. them wish
they were with him.
Notwithstanding the Philadelphia sner-
chants are advertising goods at low Prices,
VIM. NJ. Kennarl Il Co, 611 Market street.
Wilmington, Del, are able 10 hold their
city and do n good surrounding country
trade. They are selling goods to-day cir.'.t!,-
er than any house in Philadelphia, and per-
sons living near Wilmington can do better
as the fares are lower and they have more
time to make their purchases 10 give an
idea of how low they are sellins goals we
will quote all-wool extra super tr&r,.itI tt
75c., worth and are sold at 81. \ sl,len,ii,!
Tapestry Carpet at GJc. y large size H.
Blanket at S. 80 worth 81 Wam>uta Mus
Inns Ice. Wiliitmsvilit Mn>ji"S 81, 70
estdale So. Fruit of the Lo,',: ST.. I-,irt
Muslin Zoe. Utica 10 Sheetju. -. -Nn-
p!eton \ Brown Muslin 1'.r
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Circuit Court Proceedings,

! The Court has been in session during
the past week. but only disposed of four
cases, the greater potion of the time
! having been consumed in try ing the case
of state vs.. Isaac I. Lort. charged with
b t-tardy and an attempt to produce abor-
ton upon the n>ison Of Mary I. Henit-
min.
The first case tried Was State VS.. Rich
ara Dawson, indicted. f,r the violation
of tn" local option law at Port Deposit
! He Was tried before Il jury and found
guilty. Constable atl.l W. :. Evans de
! Icaiti h.'a. IN sgrt..l case against
him for the sane offence he pleaded
guilty.. The Court sentenced him to pay
a iinc o' $3.50 in the first and $50 in the
second case and costs. amt! to be confined
! II Jail until fines and costs are paid. He
is in jail where he will have to remain
| leo days when he will go free.
The next case, which began on Tues
day, was State VS.. Isaac f. Lort charged
| with bastartiy and an attempt to commit
abortion on Il young woman, Mary /.
/ Ben ianIin. From tie evidence il appears
! that Lort scducad Miss Benjamin. who
nGCt.onS, under the promise of marriage.
| and afterwards gave her medicine to
| bring about abortion, but failed to p,o-
| duce it, He was tried before i Jury a,ia
"a, I !
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The NVanaHaker Sensation.

The Philadelphia Times says John
Wanamaker makes zine display for the
new year. He begins by saying he is
careful to avoid sensations, cte.,and then
makes the biggest one Of the season.
Hes right. H. don't seek ''sensations"
in anything, but he can no more help it
than modest girl can help being pretty.
Such an immense reduction sale, honest
and real, as his "sansations' are. will
make the dali Januory days very lively,
even for thai lively wonder-world on
Thirteenth and Chestnut streets, Phila-
dclphia.
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LOST !
LOST

IN Tuesday evening. DARK MUFF
~ between the depot and Or. FrazierS resi-
dcnce. A suitable reward will be paid if left at
the store of MANLY BkENNEN
Dee. TT Elkt0n, Nd.
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RHEUMATISM,
Gout, Lameness OF
Joints, Sciatica and
Neuralgia are relieved

cured by the use of Whcelers No. % Rheumatic
Remedy. We say boldly that in the worst of
cases oil no matter how tong StGnding. how serious
or how painful, we can not only give relief bur
positively cure for all time Failing to do this we
will positively refund the money paid for the
treatment, and if your suferinys are not pest
these guaranteed remedies. The price of W heeler's
No. So Rheumatic Remedy is only 80 cents oh.
talnable from druggists or sent Tree by mail re-
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BUILDING TFEE.

pI the Bushcl, \ lot of New Yorl,
- StateEARLE ROSE POTATOES.
MCtRACkEN X BRO.
Mar LII North East. MD.
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POOR PEOPLE

Of practising physicians
them. and alsn find thai
poor that no benefit has
TACT they have thrown
overcome these evils we
Remedies to the sick and
each disease, without lOr
one remedy viii cure an,
one claimed for it. and
stood the test OF years vi
agree to refund the none
where a cure is not post
edies are entirely vegeta
will positively cure ever.