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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-12-11
.,smlth's Christmas Bells"

Is the name of new publication
just issued in this city by A. Smith,
the live and enterprising Jeweler apd
and silverware merchant Of Main
street. The paper In question is re-
ple,e with u fresh supply Of reading,
and every family should call and Sc
cure one gratis. Mr.. Smith has now
In his store the finest assortment of
novelties suitable for Christmas pres
ents In the city, and at the figures
they are sold no one can have a reas-
ouable excuse for not purchasing
presents. His stock Of fancy hanging
lamps and fine ornamented colored
glassware is very fine. An inspection
Is solicited.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15

The deplorable condition of Butte So
ciety is thus depicted by an Inter-M Mount.
ain writer: There are more tramps, pick
pockets, bummers. thieves, thugs. and
murderers in some parts Of Butte to-day
than there are in all the rest of the Terri
tory combined. Scarcely a night passes
in your silver city without q gun play
or withoutsome poor wretch being knocked
down and rolled OF everything he pos
sesses. The reputable citizens OF Butte
know little or nothing OF the opium smok-
ing, the d~ebauching, the blood-letting, the
crime, and the total depravity which
exist in Butte. There are hundreds Of in
cipient Con Murphys there, men without
visible means Of support, too lazy and
worthless to work, and who can earn q
livelihood only at the expense Of honest
men. This element OF Butte's population
has doubled within the past six months,
md ii is constantly increasing in number.
How the wretohes manage to exist is a
mystery. They receive no c~ountenance
nor support from the square gambling
men, who understand them to be q thor
oughly disreputable and dangerous set,
and who are probably as anxious to rid the
OWE OF them as any other class of citi-
zens."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15

WHAT IS A MAHDI?

Mahdi, or Mahadi, as D'Herbelot spells
it, is an ancient title in the Moslem
world, which at first signi6ed simply
director Of the faithful. But in the course
Of Moslem history. and especially Mos
lem history in Africa, it came to have
another Specification related to an &C
cepted prophecy Of Mohammed. 1t me-
cessarily refers TO the African part Of
Arabic history. By this secondary sig
nifcance Of the word the Mahadi is q
certain ancient leader come again. His
appearance is the second advent of .
prophet who lived in the old days and
who in all the meantime has been with
the immortals. Mohammed, the twelfth
Inman. and the twelfth in descent from
Ali. is the real original. He is the
Mahadi who comes again every now and
then. He was hidden from the world at
an early age and communed only with
his disciples through his lifetime, and
finally did not die, but "went up" with
the fixed intention Of returning to revive
the glories Of Moslem. As in the Chris.
tian theory and even in the history Of
several monarchies this legend Of q prince
who is to return has afforded a f~avorite
pretext for no end Of imposters, so it did
in Islam. The most famous of these in
past ages was Abulcassem Mohammed
Ben Abdallah. the founder of the Fati.
mite dynasty in Africa. Mohammed
had prophesied that in 800 years the sur
would rise in the west, and as Abulcas,
sens glory was in 2s6 Of the Hegira, il
was held that the prophecy referred tc
him, and since then the idea of the
Mahadi has commonly had relation to !
revival Of the glories Of Islam in the
Western world Of Moslemism, the prov.
inces of Africa held by the Arabs. Per,
haps we should not plume ourselves toe
much over a race Of men who are vel
controlled by 9 vivid conviction that thei,
leader was born . thousand years ago,
We believe in leaders whose claims e
allegiance are equally ridiculous.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15
Arizena

Arizona has q pair of Democrats, editors
OF rival party organs, who are contesting
for one and the same Federal office under
the incoming Cleveland Administration.
Here is q specimen Of the compliments
passing between these Bourbon worthless.
The Antidote editor is talking: 1.-THE hell.
born, red-headed, smart Aleck who make
abortlve attempts to edit the little patent
outside In Tenderfoot City, squeals like a
stuck pig because we have shown up his DO
iiticsi aspirations. He pretends to be hor-
have a red nose, thus hoping 10 throw drst
in the eyes Of the public. But II Won't do
The people know there is no more h him
than there Is TO a ~footless sock withon. snv
ieg-that is just nothing. Our nose il onr
own. md we pay for our liquor in hard
money.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15
ROOMS TO LET

csn a. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
ain 'an % nad as Mrs. W. Piumhofis, on Mob
fe1l.tf
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COAST ITEMS.

Marcus Blum, formerly Of Nevada City,
will tender Emma Nevada . ssrensde on
her arrival in San Francisco with Maple
son. At least 100 musicians viii partici-
pate in the serenade.
In Portland, Oregon, on the 10th in
slant, ]. II. Siglin received the solid DEM
ocrstic vote for United States Senator
The Republican vote is unchanged, sd
there ia no immediate show for an election.
Ell Baldwin has built on his ranch in
the southern part Of California thirty-two
homes for the thirty-tvo negro families
that will soon arrive from Tennessee, aud
entirely supplant Chinese labor on the
ranch.
The frat number of the Daily Morning
Republic was issued in San Jose last
Republican in politics, and is published by
A. B. Mcneil, of the firm of Mcneil
brothers. job printers.
Two pupils in 9 school in Washington
Territory were recently obliged to stay
home and take care Of the baby while their
mother attended court as q juror. The
fact is used Is an argument against the
equal rights Of women.
W. II. Patton, General Manager Of the
operations in the mines controlled By
Messrs. Flood and Mscksy. at Quijotos, ID
on his way from Arizona TO Pittsburg
Pa, to close q contract for the iron pipe
necessary to bring water to the new mil
site at the mines.
A Wyoming cowboy has discovered tina
the time has arrived when to be . cowboy
q man must be something besides q bst
man. A man to be successful now mus
be faithful, efficient and work for the in
terests Of his employer. The day Of the
desperate and thief has passed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15
PACIFIC COAST ADVlcES.
IsrEc1AL TO TEE sxSz-sx1.l
Cool and self-Contrsaa bed.

PORTLAND. Feb. III. " Murray was
hanged yesterday in the C0cr1laiss yarsi
At l:2o p. NJ. He passed . RESTLESS aigaf'
ate q light breakfast snd rscsIssd tars'vaai
c.Ils from 9 O'Clock I'll zscn. H4iing a.
most necessarily, a1d a. LINES ninunuf-
entity. He was very ns<Ec1s AID 9acsa .
large room IN which hs wss ean1nsu nuf
hours and hours. YET - uAA1sa-nsu :
cheerful tone and q sZls "a ms TAGS al
the time. Less than t.1rsy people wtse
messed the e1eczlsz- AG--sy va.ksa
M the steps wsiae1s A1y assissa1cs,
and stood up 6Exl7g the rsHai1g ~
the death variant 8z3 the bnng hurial
seryics read from lie ErEsecra1 rins. Al
the while be gsxceez xru11G 2aG aoGctac
and smiled 30 vKrs1zs ac11az1 1al1css n
the ssseublSgs. Re shaved nc veaxsn-
ing when his xrus xz6 Ags Fsre PIa1cnst-
The trap vxs drorpsd IT & z~iscsr1cal can-
trivsrcs, scd Murray Esc1 vsz oruzsn
by the fall. He had hse1 8 scA5asr II s1s
Rebellion, but hsd ros iorsd sAe Grzn1t
Army Of the Rsp1blic. The ecty, how
ever, will be buried By 4 8ssaEh1sns Of
the G.. A. R., though nos vita Military
donors.
Those W hfte Rabies
San FRAxcIsoo, Feb lA-IEs xrFhca-
ton of NathAniAl Hunter, agsns Cs TIE
Society for the Prsvention Of CrzslsT 20
Children, for letters 0f guardianship Of
the white babies receetiy taken from th&
Chinese, TO whom they had been soli,czne
up before Judge Cofsy, OF ths Probate
Court, this morning. Mr.. Hunter hzs
thus far made IL applications, covering
the cases Of All the white children ihzs far
recovered from the Chinese There vii
be Q contest in tEo cases. The case OF
the boys VISA set for hearing next Thurs
day. Judge Cofey granted Hunters ap-
plicstion for the guardianship Of The i've
girls, in which CASES there Is no contest
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15
me GdibQg Doing flGlf Level BSl
Against Silver.
sasyvy i:ssyIs AGAINST Silver
cc-gA3E
Damages for Being Pus Of a Kail-
rad Train
TEAS wumEn 70 RfstTTE ssE-HaLf tue
elERsal POSITIONS.
ra~k CIR Commences s~is AsaiHsf
1< Government.
frzr11 70 TE s~ESTTsEL-l
S~hsme of the Goldbugs.

- - -
seheme Of the Geldbugs-
yFr Yoxx, Feb. lA.-The gold men are
trying 70 break ths effect Of the letter OF
the silver men 70 Cleveland, suggesting to
hin that be suspend his Judgment on the
silver question until be has had time to
thoroughly examine into it. They viii
make an effort next week to pass 9 Dill
suspending the coinage Of the silver dol
lar, with the hope that they can show .
greater strength than the silver men even II
they cannot pass their bill. Chairman Bar
mum. of the National Democratic Com
miftee, was on the floor OF the House all
day lobbying in favor OF the suspension
of silver coinage. He was very mysteri-
ous about il, and without saying directly,
intimated that be was voicing the senti-
msnts Of Cleveland Oh the subject. In
view of the present condition Of public
business, there is no doubt but that the
silver men have the best position, and
they have no fear but that they can keep
any anfi-silver legislation from passing.
There are more Democrats now who are
willing TO yote TO accommodate Cleveland
than there will be in six months.
Con xressiOnal Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-House-When
the House met this morning in continua-
ton Of Fridays session, Willis moved that
the House go into Committee of the Whole
on the River and Harbor bill, and, pend.
ing that, moved that all debate be limited
TO an hour and g half. A session was
ordered for tonight for the consideration
Of the Legislative Appropriation bill. Reg
ular order having been demanded, the
Speaker announced the regular order &c
BE- the consideration Of pension bills com
ing over from last nights session. Willii
said il wss the clear intention OF the HOUSE
yesterday 70 devote this mornings session
20 the consideration Of the River and
Harbor bill. and asked unanimous consent
for the regular order to be dispensed with
but Reed objected. The first bill coming
over was one granting q pension of S2,00(
per snnum to the widow Of Gen. Georgt
H. Thomas, and after q debate il passed
yeas, 143; nays, 50.
After considerable discussion the ques
ton required on Q motion to limit the de
bate on the pending section Of the Rivel
and Harbor bill Il one and 9 half hours.
and il was agreed to, and the House wen
into Committee of the Whole.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15
CIVILIZATION IN
CIV COUNTRIES.

-ot advanced nations VI A
--s,.alv India and Japan In sne
s1.. .rs people OF various blood. reiis'Oh
c.s.e. Most Of them date 'nea
.;v;l;r.sion from a period anterior % 'nA'
~ the Europeans, and boast 'na' 'ns.'
n, parent stock of the very ra0e
a.. now exercises, by conquest .ne
diminishing power over the whole PENN
.uI.. Their scholars are as er0oise
.ho.. Of Europe, their laws are claimsd
70 be as equitable. and their judges ).
;mp.rtial. India is . portion Oh vac
british Empire, it is in fact an Empals u
..-.,s nndsr the same sovereign thai
.av.r,. Great Britain and ireland. and
,hs native rulers declare that they en-
t.rt.;n for their Empress the same sent-
msnts Of loyalty tina: the English noonl's
So. 70 their Queen. As proof Of this
Nv assert that India exists 10 longer Is
conquered dependency Of Great Britain,
bus that her allegiance is voluntary ?
s;ncere. Were it not 50, they say IA
ol;.b mia n India would be swept away
Ike /. straw before the gale The native
princes support independent armies nnoe'
the semblancs Of body guards shAs are
giving no little concern to the govern
ment. and which viii make It necessary
that the Indian Empire be treated with
consideration and respect. What inoiA
wants is that her laws and courts
be treated with equal respect Win
those Of England. The measure pro-
posed by Mr.. IIbert when Lord hPon
was Governor General, was step IN that
direction, bat as it provided among other
things that an European accused 81 an
ofense might be tried before > native
q great uproar was FAlsed
and the measure had to be Withdrawn
There is now no little curiosity TO see
how Lord Duferin viii treat the demands
Of the natives for equality and the prelo'
dices Of the Europeans against those
they stigmstize "a blacks
In Japan . somewhat similar agitation
prevails. That Empire has adopted, IN
almost everything bat speech. the Ea-
D civilization. Schools. courts,
laws, governmental departments, coinage,
everything, hAye been renodeled upon
that which, after the most careful study,
seems the best system. 1t Is boasted
that there is no land more orderly and
Law-abiding, and the very vices that are
found are those learned with the other
Innovations from the Europeans Japan
has treaties with nearly every civilized
power, but among the provisions OF the
Americsn-JapAness treaty was
one the principle Of which has been
into all the others, that Americans
committing oEenses against the Mikado
be tried in American Consular
and. if found guilty, punished BY
American law. Our citizens are as safe
in Japan a. in California, a. safe as in
New York, and the injustice and anomaly
Of exterritoriality in our relations should
abolished.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS OWING THE UNDg
IA signed will call as soon a. possiDIe n
settle mp. They can hnd me ct the 5ne :
once in the Courthouse. In case any snV, m.
call and ind me out, sheriff elinson Or I'd
der sheriff Mason will receive all monsyssR
receipt for the same. TOM TkAlshnss
Eureka. Jan. II, 1885. -"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15

The ro,l Was called for the vote for Unissa
STATE Senator. The Speaker voted iaT
Morrison. which was the only vote casa
Kelly said TO be Dangerously IA
NEW YoRK, Feb. l4.-Jobn Kelly ne
TammAny leader. is said y , eAassc>
onslv I'M Al his residence in tbs en-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15

CLEVELAND, Feb. 14.-Mrs. Mary M.
futile. OF Ann Harbor, Mich, started for
Cleveland on the 10th of February, 1883.
She arrived at Toledo, where she took the
New York and Chicago limited express on
the Lake Shore road without purchasing
a ticket. The rule was that passengers
should have tickets for this train. She
presented money, but the conductor re-
fused it, and told her to buy q ticket at
Sandusky. When she reached the latter
place she bought q ticket from ~Sandusky
to Cleveland. The conductor informed
her that she should have purchased a
ticket from Toledo to Cleveland, and he
put her of the train in the Sandusky de-
pot. She tainted, and the train started.
When she got here she entered suit for
$4,000 damages. To-day the jury awarded
her 81, 500.
Women Get Half the Spoils.
AUSTIN. Tex, Feb. 14.-The Legisla-
sure to-day, after q hard struggle. enacted
q law to make II compulsory on the heads
OF all departments to give at least one
hall OF the clerical positions in their re-
spectiye Offices to females. The matter
excited extraordinary interest, and is re-
garded as . victory for the Woman Rights
party.
A Missing Propeller.
MILWAUKEE. Feb. I4.-Nothing has been
heard from the missing propeller Michi-
gan. Grave fears are entertained that she
went down with all on board in the fearful
oaiQ 0f Iao& MnnAa1 Che lafS n-~-l IT,
that day. Search for the missing propeller
is being made by the Oneida, which came
into port the same day.
The Short-Phelan Case.
NEW YogK, Feb. 1.-The examination
in the Short-Phelan case began to-day by
Justice Patterson at the Tombs Court. The
court was filled with spectators. Captain
Phelsn's arm still hung in a sling. 4 DO.
lice Sergeant took charge of the Captains
large revolver. which Phelan carried in
his pocket.
Three Coiored People Burned Alive.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 14.-News reached
here Of the cremation of VIM. Frazer, wife
and grandchild, all colored on Thursdav
night, back OF New Albany Indiana. II Il
supposed the house caught fire durine
the night, and the inmates burned while
asleep. as the dead bodies were found in
the ruins this morning.
New York Wants Ss92, 99I from the
Government.
NEW York, Feb. 14.-Mayor Grace has
begun proceedings to recover from the
General Government the ann NJ 5000 on,
Win interest from 1861. for advances of
money made by the city to equip soldiers
'or 'ne war under Lincoln's call for troops.
The Illinois Deadlock.
s~rRrSeFIELD, III. Feb. lathe Senate
and House met in joint session At noon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15

The cheap emigrant rates, both steam.
ship and railroad, have given impetus to
that class Of business, and it promises to
be large when the season opens q few
weeks hence. On the 4th instant the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15
Fine Ores.

Says the Carson Index Of last Thursdsy.
We were yesterday shown some excellen.
galens and gold ore from the M.mmo.h
Mining District in Nye county. Mr..
Bradley is the proprietor of the minss .na
.ninks ne mas - good . mining outlook as
there Is IN the State of Nevads. The ore Il
inii OF nne particles Of gold a. we'll ss
masses oil galena. and is very heavy and
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15

sale Of 1000 prepaid passages from ha'
rope wa reported from Chicago a'0ns.
These we're a. $40 for the steamer passage
- the continent Of Europe to Ne"
yo-t and 81 for the railroad fare IRON
N.w Work 70 Chicago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15

l.. j. Hanchett passed through R..t,a
Mountain last Sunday on his way to Ophir
Canyon. 1t is his purpose TO start mn ths
mines and mills Of that place.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-15

pxuukenness, or the Liquor Habit,
Car be Cured by Administering
mr.. Haines' Golden Specific.
Iscsa hs given in q cup of coffee or tea
vsnc-s shs knowledge of the person TAX
ing Is. sEeesirg = speedy and permanent
mrs. wassAsr the patient is . moderate
f-.aasr az a alcoholic wreck. Thousands
81 drzass-ss have been made temperate
men VIA lave taken the Golden SPECIFIC in
s,eir eoffse xishcu, their knowledge. and
to.dsv seiSsvs they quit drinking Of their
avn irse WI. No harmful effects result
rom "a Al ASSASSINATION. Cures guaranteed.
cirmiars s-i testimonials sent free. Ad-
fr.,ss, GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co.,
is Race St., Cincinnati, o.
Deer are slaughtered in great numbers
On Tvce mcznsxin, Southern Oregon, for
sieir hides, the ezrcssses being left for the
~iuszxris-
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6O--44--,O4.
From ,he Atlanta Cops,,tu,,on.

From She Atlanta Constitution.
"My name is Mary Chapman, and L
live nj the corner OF Williams and Cox
streets, Atlanta. l have been dread
fnl sufferer FROM ser.fdls sud running,
eating scroialous ulcers for six wears.
Have been waited upon curing the
ums ny seven Atlanta physicians, but
they failed Co cpre me. also nssS
vsri US advertised remedies without
the least henefse. While being taus
treated L grew worse all the time.
Scroiulcus swei,ings on both sides of
my neck, which became running. est-
ing soree, affecting my throat, mouth
ana nose Tse eating sores ON nv
neck ere mass &C corruption almost
down to The bones. Ny throa. became
so much aifscted thai could scarcely
swallow, my food lodging in u portion
u nny throat. | lost my appetite an
tirely, lost my fssh, aud was reduced
10 90 pounds weight, being Il mere
sseloton. Ny whole syssem became
terribly poisoned, aud Ia a fearful con
clifton In This condition Ienameucsd
the use OF b. b. b aud found sreas re.
lief in tho first bottle.
when L had used five bottles nv
health had 80 mach improved that the
ulcers had al heated, the swelling sub.
sWSd, my appatits returned, my skin
oecame active, my strength returned
and gained "A pounds of fish. an,
now healthy, fat aud hearty, aud am
able to do as much work as any
woman, Mud feel as happy as a lark y
Address d. y. Il. Co., Atlanta, Georgia.
lor one copy OF their shook Of won.
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To the pnhIic of nalI.a

l beg 90 inform the public that Mr.
/" IL. Atgnus, ct ~. Louis, he famous
oii'ia'd expert, Il now associated with
mo Ia MY billiard business. lie will
have the tnire charge of my billiard
hall and Will make his bsst efldr,s TO
please oil my CUSTOMERS and his
friends. VIII guarantee fiss..class
Gu fits ana best OF attention. Also
wish 10 announce thar during next
week Mr.. Msgnus viii give several
: Exhibitions OF WONDERED fancy shots,
10 which sli are politely invited. No
admission will be ohArsau--froe 10 all.
topping TO retain continuation of
the patrousgs # the billiard public,
Cemhin most respectfully,
L.. CRADDooK.
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-. Florens. S,xA.,.sal. OF tn.

~. Nurscfy.
Inc following Is an extract from q
ietter written TO the German Rs-
,ormed Messenger at Caamhsrsburr.
Pennsylvania:
A BsSSfAcrRESs.
Just open the door for her, aud Mrs,
Mlnslow will prove tho Amsfiean
Fsoience Nightingale OF tue nursery.
vi ms we are 50 sure that we will
leach our "Snsy" 20 say "a blessing
on Mrs. Ninslow" tor helping her To
survive and escape the sriring, coliek-
ing and teet i0g seize. Mrs Wins
low : Soothing Syrup relieves the
ehilu nom pain ana cures DIV sentery
and disrfn@a. IL soitens the gums,
reduces inflammation, cures wind collie,
Snd carries the intant safely through
the ieethinS PERIOD. IL performs pfe-
elseiy what 1t Processes To perform,
every part ofit-nothing less. We have
never seen Mrs Winslow-know her
only through tae preparation OF her
"Soothlug Syrup for Csildren teeth
ing" II 10 had the power we would
make her As She is, physical savior
20 tne ln'Rn, rNcs. Sold BY all drug
sssts. p cents bottle.
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Cure for tho piIes.


PLEA are frequently preceded by q
ssHse Of weight IN the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient Go suppose that he has
some sffectlon Of tho kidnsys OF
neighborlng organs. At times, symp-
TONS OF indigestion sre present, tlstu-
lancy, unessiness OF the stomach, etc,
a moisture, like perspiration, pro-
ducing 8 very disagreuable itching,
after gett,ng warm, is a common at
tendent. Blind, bleeding and Itchiug
2 los Weld at once to the application
OF DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the pumors, aliaying the
intense itching, and affecting parma-
nent care. Price, 30 cears, Address,
the DR., Bosanko Medicine Company,
pigue, Oaio. Sold by all druggists.
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Preparing to Encounter pI.o.s.

Tho prevalence OF malarial disor-
ders being dependent upon initiated
conditions OF atmosphere aud water L..
IN certain regions, Vt course, iuevita.
bio. The grand question, therefore,
presents itself TO every resident OF a
lever stricken locality il: "What
means shall adopt to escape the
dreaded soourge?n For third OF a
century Hoststter's Stomach Bitters
has been the embodied ans yer 60 this
question. In th'ckly populated and
sparssly settled districts al ke, in town
aud IN country, 1t has afforded con-
slant protection against mslsrlei in-
feeiion TO those who have used it. IL
eraG'cstes and prevents with equal
Certainty, fever and ague, bilious, re
mittent, dumb sguo aud ague cake, aud
1ullihes also the pernicious af,er Of.
iec's Of using persistently tho hurtful
alkaloid II phate OF quinine. II also
remedies, with thoroughness, dyspsp-
sl9, liver complaint, cSnstipatiOn, de-
bility amp rheumatism,