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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-10-03
Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
AnUusf < 1884,

August D, 1880.
/, John Harbidge, OF Alturas Coun-
ty, Idaho, who made Homestead
Application No. - for the Lot 6, Sec
ton 18, and Lots / and 9, section 10.
Township 4, North Range 10 East.
northeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter section "a. Township 4, North
Range II East, do hereby give notice
OF my intention to make fin al proof to
establish my claim to the land abov
described, and that expect to prove
my residence and cultivation before
the Register and Receiver at HALEY,
Idaho, on September q, 1885, by two
of the following witnesses: George
p. Hudson, Ketchum, Idaho; Richard
West, Ketchum, Idaho; John Hol-
man, Ketchum, Idaho; Nels Marsh,
Ketchum, Idaho. JOHN HAIBlDaE.
Land Office at HALEY. Idaho. August
5, 1885.
Notice OF the above application
will be published in the KErcuuM KEY
STONE, published at Ketchum, idaho.
which / hereby designate as the news
paper published nearest the land
described in said application.
Is Ct HOMER L. PoUNp, Register.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-10-03

There are three mountains of
glum ard one of alum and SULPHUR
mixed in Lower California. The
amount of alum is estimated at
1oO,OU,00O tons, and sulphur at
/ 100000 tons.
Canada, with onc-:welfth of the
population of our country, paws
public debt interest equal to one
fifth the interest charged ul,on the
United States debt. Taxation has
increased from III per cent. seven
wears ago, to 30 per cent. now.
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Application for Il Patent.
NOTICE 40. III.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.t

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY. IDAHO. September L. ISIS,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ William II. Watt and Walter T. Jcnney
and Samuel Allen. 10y w. IT, Watt attorney
in fact. whose Postoiiice address is HALEY.
Alturas county Idaho Territory. have made
application for Il United States Patent for
the Three E&S Lode Mining Claim. stu
ate in Section H. Township 4. North Range
Is East. Warm Springs Creek Mining Dis
trict. Alt,iras county. Idaho Territory. con-
sisting of 1900 linear feet of the lode. and
surface ground 600 feet wide. being Lot No.
81, and described in the field notes and plat
of the official survey on file in this office,
with magnetic variation ut Is degrees and
80 minutes cast, rs follows:
Commencing ut the discovery point of
this claim, and running north - degrees
and IL minutes west i6i.5 feet center west
end line of claim; thence south Ii degrees
west 300 feet Ia corner No. | thence north
l6 dcgs. east G)0 feet Ia corner M. ,; thence
south ~ degrees east 352 feet tn corner No
3; thence north 81 degrees east 1880 III feet
Ia corner No. 1; thence south l6 degrees
west taj2 feet to corner No. 5; thence south
81 degrees west SSi.26 feet To corner No. q
thence north ~ degrees west Gr;.3 feet I,
corner No. l, embracing an area of ~. Il
acres applied for. No conflicts. From
corner No. | the corner Ia sections o, 10. 1,
ihu ~ VI IoWnStlIf I, Nortll bt Range Il
East of the Boise Meridian. bears south 81
degrees ;M minutes and Is seconds ives
672l.5 feet.
The said mining claim being of record i,
the office of the County Recorder of sal,
Mining District ut HALEY. in Altura.
county, Idaho Territory. The ncarcs
known locations being the Gondola." Io
81, Gondolcr," Lot Is, and = Transit,
Lot g.
Any and all persons claiming advcrscl,
any portion Of the said Three rs" Lodi,
Mining Claim or surface ground are requir
cd to file flicir adverse claims thereto Will
the Register Of the United States Ian,
Ofl.sc. ut Haley Idaho Territory. within
the sixty days publication thereof. ar the,
will be barred by virtue III the provisions @
the Statute in such eases made and provided
HOMER l.. POUND. Register
! direct that the foregoing Notice of APP
plication for Patent he published for til,
period IF sixty days ten consecutive weeks
in THE kErcHyN KEYSTONE. a weekly news
paper published Mt kctclum, Altura
county, Idaho Territory.
HOMER l.. POUND. Register
W. II. WATT. Atty. for Applicants.
First publication Sept. ~. lStJ.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-10-03
Dissolution Notice.

The co-pnrtnership heretofore ea and
ing between Daniel Qu'sle!: .Lg
Thomas Toner, doing business ~ a ~
town Of Ketchum, Alturas cou"
Idaho Territory, is this day dis T".;d
by mutual consent. The sa'. and
Quigley retires from SAID n IN, and
Thomas Toner collects I'LL Di''' "
pays all indebtedness: r,.yr.
Witness. IAN. QridLE"
James q. Dow,
ROBT. MCMILLAN.
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Application for q Patent.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HALEY. IDAHO, Sept. 4, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that William
Il. Watt and Walter p. Jenney, by
w. IL. Watt his attorney in fact,
whose post Office address is Haley,
Alturas county, Idaho Territory, have
made application for United States
Patent for the Precilla" Lode Min
ing Claim, situate in sections 10 and II,
Township 4. North Range Is East,
Boise Meridian, Warm Springs Greek
Mining District, Alturas County,
Idaho Territory, consisting of 1900
linear feet OF the lode. and surface
ground GOO feet wide, being Lot No.
CD, and described 10 tho field notes
aud plat Of the official survey on file
in this office, Will, magnetic variation
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NOTICE M. liz.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. T,
HALEY, Idaho, September Is. IsS5. (
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
NWillia II. Watt and Samuel Allen, John
Il. Clark aud Samuel Il. Woodward liz "
II. Watt. their Attorney in fact, whose POST
onire a!lscs.. is Ha:lcr. .s.t'iraJ sa"u;y.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-10-03
SAFETY NITRO P0WDER!|

We Guarantee this CELEBRATED POWDER to be
Five Per Cent. Stronger than any other Powder now
i'm the Market We have just taken the Agency for u
will i'm Future carry Large Stock Of all Sizes used
i'm this Section.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-10-03

Delegate to cOngrcss-Joln HALEY.
Govcrnor-Ed. l.. Curtis Acting).
Sccrctary-Edward L. Curtis
Surveyor Gcncral-W. L. Chandler.
COntrolcr-Si!as w. Moody.
Trcasurcr-Joscph rcrrault
Grief JUSTICE. Il. Hays.
Associate. LIST District-Norman Buck.
Associate. 2nd District-Casc Frederick
L. $. District Attorncy-Jas. H. Hawlcy
l.. $. Marshal-Frcd I. Dubois.
Clerk, LIST DiStrict-H. Squircr.
Clerk, 2nd District-A. L. Richardson.
Clerk, 81 District-W. Is. Thcws.
U. $. LAND OFFlCE-HAILEY DISTRICT.
Rcgistcr-HOmcr l.. Pound
Kcceivcr-C. l.. Waters.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
Co,Iapss of n Brewarv.

PrTTsBURe, May 2-Wainwrights brew
cry, on Tbirty-sixth street, cavsd in with a
heavy crash about ) o'clock this morning.
The noise occasioned by the collapse aroused
the citizsns residing in the vicinity, and for
time the excitement was very great. Ru-
mors OF loss OF life were freely cic1lated
but they were without foundation, no person
being in the building at the time OF the acci-
dent The building was q f0ur.story brick
substantially built. The immense weight of
the beer, it is supposed, caused the supports
Of the floor 10 give away, and the building
collapsed from the roof 70 the CELLAR. The
falling of the walls crushed the beer barrels
and torrents OF tbe malt fluid ran into the
street, and com Dleteiy hoooed the cellar.
The loss is over SiO0,OOo. The structure will
be rebuilt a. once.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION
at the fremont uoJsi, galveston, Texas
Several fersops Killed ana Many
Irfnred.

GALVESTON, Tex, Lay "A terrible catas.
trophe occurred IN this city at 1880 this
morning. One Of the boilers OF the fremont
Hotel exploded, instantly killing several
persons aud woundiug several others, and
adding great damsgs to the hotel aud neigh.
boring property. The killed arc as follows;
Several children; Lawrancs Carr, fire.
man. who leaves a family; Clara Miller, a
white woman, and Anderson JoneV, a col.
ored scrubber
Following are the wounded:
Jose Aquilia, pastry cook, iojursd inter-
naiIy; John Axman, bel-boy, shoulder
broken and othsr0ise iDjnred; Msurics Sui
Ivan. collier bone broken aad badly cut
about the head L Walton, cilored waiter
badly bruised: Mrs. Burns linen gomaa.
slightly bruised about the head. The aon-
cusSiou from the explosion way apalling
The fremont IS a i've story brick. with l30
feet frpntaee on fremont street and about
the s2fde depth ON Church street. The boiler
house was eitUated at the northwest corner
OF the building and was small, one story
brick structure, attached ID tue mAin build.
ing. The explogon shook the great b1ilding
with such terrible force that the guests
thoughs tremendous earthquake had &C.
Cured and ran panic.airicksn about the
Railways.
EDgIne, pumps and boilers are to.al
wrtckA Fortunately but few guests wsra
qosrUrto in the portion OF the bailaing
nearest the scene u the explosion.
Various theories are 8Aoat regarding the
cause of the accident. Engineers who ex
aminsd the wreck generally eg,es that the
boiler ~as uefecdye-thst its tubes were
not sufficiently tapped over and welded
into ths manhead It is believed the steam
gauge did not register elxty pounds at the
time OF the disaster, whereas the boiler was
supposed TO be able TO sustain 200 pounds.
bat In the absence OF heavy bolts sustaining
the manheaos ot the boilers IL proved ia.
able 10 BEAR bali It's supposed pressure Tia
damage and loss TO the building will reach
$4,000. 10 is insured against ire The
hotel Is owned by Colonel w T. Hughes. Of
Dallae, Tex. A Coroners Jury was sun
moned, viewed the remains and adjourned
until tomorrow. A tho1sand people visited
the scene this afternoon aud clamorsd about
The neighb0ring undertaker's establishment,
waiting 10 view the mangled bodiss.
As the monster boiler eit iis bed n shot
skyw GTds orosstd q an intervening yard, passed
through the upper part OF a two story frame.
swept setoss twenty fourth stIeef, going
clear 0vf' Story and hall house iroatiug
on the sttet, and then dashed iuto another
two story frame. This last place was house
OF III leDute with c0lored occuDants. Ths
building was completely demolished, not one
stick being loft upon another IL was here
that Maggie Miller, white woman. was
killed, aad Henry Richard, her companion.
fatally injured. The colored occupants AL
escaped uniniurtd. From this place the giant
missile descended, landing in yard two
squares distant from its starting point.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04

present, is due 10 belief on the part ofIrish-
Americans that Burton has besn prevailed
upon 10 turn informer, aud has already been
coached as 10 the evidence he 10 expected 20
give at the trial which is 10 take place on
May IL. RumoTs 10 the effect that the crown
would use Burton 40 a witness 10 secure the
conviction OF Cunningham have been cur
rent in London for several weeks past. aud
are probably true, judging from the official
precautions which have been taken 90 pre-.
vent Cunningham or any OF his friends from
having any communication WIKI Barton.
Special care hse also been taken 20 keep the
prisoners from coming together ia ths
court during the trial. Selected and we'll
armed C0nsiabes. have been detailed 20
guard them within the precincts of the
court, the CfoWn Prosecutor having inu-
mated that Cunningham would probably at.
tempt TO assault Burton while ia the dock
unless means were taken TO prevent such an
eutIsge. The lawyer alleged that he had
learned that Cunningham had stated 10 a
fellow prisoner that he suspected Burton
would be ustd as a witness agSinst him.
The general opinion among the English
people is that tire Government has secured
enough evidence 10 convict both men. This
opinion IS however, based on the assertions
repeatedly made by Mr. Poland, the Crown
Solicitor, duiiug the preliminary examina-
uons. Many persons, in view OF the same
assertions, think iI rather strange that the
Government shonld at this late date accent
Burton eS Sn IT. former.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
SHE COULDN'T RESIST.
The japanese Wrestler Charmed vi,
Quaker wife with His Almond
shsped Eyes.

NEW YORK May Matsada Sorakchi and
his Quaker vile, formerly Miss Ella B. Lodge,
had skirmish yesterday. Ever siace the
pair were married some tins sg0 they have
lived a stormy life. The wrestler was ar
rested several weeks sfier his marriage on
the charge OF cruelty preferred by his wife.
When the case came up for trial the woman
relented, and refused 10 prosecute. She told
the judge, though, to explain how she first
became infatuated with Ma,sada, that he had
bewitched her, aud she lost complete control
OF herself. When he hxsd his large, almond
shaped eyes upon her, the spell was com.
Diefe; soc wss in bis power They were
keeping house In the open flats. Sorakicni
never forgot the time when his wife had
him brought mp IL court, and from g kind
husband ne changed, 50 she alleges, u very
disagreeable companion. The fAs is on tsle
fourth fi0cr, east side OF the building. Yes
tercsy matters came to a crisis and the wife
succeeded by strategy IN locking SDrakicai
out All day long he made vain efforts 10
get IN, bat she had the doors barricaded and
whispered through this keyhole that he held
the tort and would die be ore she would sur
render. He put his huge shoulders against
the deor and pushed WIN ali his might. bat
did not snccsed in gaining an entrance.
The ter ants in the buiiding soon became
aware that someshing unusual was going ou.
They heard q gutferai voice and now and
then var cry. which Was cross bstweea q
coyote yell aid a Comsnchs whoop. they
psered over the bsnnisters frous above and
Looked up from heloT aud saw the Champion
wrsiler peispiripg and cavortirg He
hammered at the door when his wife, Ella.
yelled TO him that she was in possession and
,nienced 10 remain as loag rs provisions
held oct.
Jedsd and ccsnpletsly worn outby iueffess-
ral attempts 60 pes in. the JAP retrsa ed IN
eac order. de hEss ticusnt " invoking ;he
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
INDIANAPOLIS, MONDAY MORNING. MAY 4, 1885.

aid OF the law and having his wife arrested
for treating him hsrshly. He chuckled oVe-
he idea and was we'll on his way TO the sra.
tion when be met fellow jap. the famous
double sword sWallower aud told him hoW
be bad been locked out By hard hesrtsd
wife The sword swalloser remembered the
rom The wrestler bad after the honeymoon,
snd LoR 1atssda had won her back By his
charm OF fixing his eyes upon her. lie ad-
viftd him 10 pass the intervening hours bs.
tween then and evening stimulating himself
with beer, and 90 quietly home ana ask for
pnrley that perhaps she would stick her
mead out OF the door and all her old love
would return. Maisada took the advlcF, and
10 worked like magic His wife looked out
ful almond-shaped eyes upon her Ia tan
minutes the past was forgotten aud husband
and wife saI down TO hastily prepared
meal
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
TEE FIRE RECORD.
a FIRE at 'he village ot Oaboy destroys
Twenty-Five Business Houses
anu -Four Dwellings.

KANEAREE, H., Nay At O'Clock Sun.
day morning fire was discovered in Nrs. Hill
born's millinery shop at CabDy, ; village Of
500 population, twenty-five miles from Kan
kakee. and iheie being 10 FIRE department
there tie flames spread over the entire busi-
ness portion, burning to the ground twenty
five business houses and four dwellings
The total lose Is estimated Mt Sl00 600. Most
OF The losses ere covered oy insurance. Toe
heaviest indy idGsl losses were on the store
of IL. O.sen & Co. Loss, IS 900; Insurance,
$1,000. Y. =. Latham hard ware; loss. s. 600
Insurance expired. The POstoAoe IS total
loss. amount unk nown. The fire is bslieved
10 have been OF incepdiary orig,n Three
suspicious 10 king characters left on ffeleht
train iost after the a'srm was given, and
were arrested on lelegTaphic orders. Tns
populace are furious, AID IL the men can not
show clear record their chance FOR lynca.
ing is good.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
DIR Burohard,s Farev.lI sarmor.

ard this morning preached bis farewell ser
mon as pastor of the Murray Hill Presby-
terian Church. The subject OF bis discourse
was the doctrine OF universal sanctifcation
and Justification by faith. A man, ne said,
wss condemned for one fault, and no
future works Of superero2atien could atone
for his tranEgreesion. AT the close OF the
sermon DR.. Burchard reviewed his whole
ministerial career from the time he came to
New York from the seminary in Danville,
Ky, and took charge OF the Houston Street
Presbyterian Church, where he remained
pastor FOR forty consecutive years. The
Murray Hill Church grew out Of that or.
ganization, bat did not pros 0er as the old
church, owing 10 the hard times. he made
no direct reference to his famous allitera-
tion, Rum, Romanisn and Rebellion"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Alleged Dynamiters, Cunningham and
Burton.

LONDON. May Mr.. Stephen K. Meany,
ef New York, counsel tor Cunningham and
Burton, now under indictment for treason.
felony, in causing the dynamite explosion at
the Tower Of London, is to start next week
on lecture tour in aid Of the fund for the
defense Of the prisoners. The cities and
towns of Lancashire, where Irishmen are
numerous, will compriss the principal part
of the tour. The lectures are deemed nee
essary because OF the niggardly SUBJ
scriptions obtained in America for ths
defense. 1t is believed here that the
smallness OF the donations in America,
where hers t0fore Ir s9mel have been re.
msIksbiY generous il ali each cases the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04

CHICAGO, May 3-A fie broke out II 30
o'clock this evening ia the top Of Nos. 81
aud 163 south Water street and so fercely
that second and general alarm closely /.
lowed the iiist At midnight the flames APP
peared TO be Inder coutrol. The Grst floor
OF the building in which the fire started is
occupied by the commission houte ., JO1n
Lally, and In the top story where the hre
broke ont he had coueigDments OF live game
and poultry store Il IN crates aud coopa. The
intermediate hoors occupied by several par.
ties whose loss will only bs from water and
can not be estimated. The only damgge Go
tie FIRST floor and stock is by water Tire
loss on the building viii be oonsid, sole, bat
there is no wy OF esoertsining it a. this
hour or the amount OF insurance.
While the IRE was at iis height twenty.
five tifemen, VIE we're engaged on the top
floors OF the burning building were ca0gni
by section OF falling root. A few es.
csped uninjurad some we're taken on badly
bruised, and two are still missiog. No of
these rescued are fatally injured but II is
feared that the two remaining ia the ruins
were either killed outright or have since
oied Of injuries or been burned "a DEATH "a
they fell to respond Co the shouts OF tbOse
searching for them. Their names havs not
been learned. The latest estimate OF the
total loss is : 10 0OO
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
Another Carusco Oialmsd 10 80 ihe Trunk
Victim

CHICAGO, MGy 3-Frsuoisco Carusco, a
resident OF tie Italian district OF the city,
believes the corpse discovered at Pittsburg,
in trunk frcm Chicago, 20 be that OF his
brother Phillipo Csrusco. Francisco does
not understand English. ard Lad not heard
OF the mystery until this morning, when,
with Others, he listened to the reading by an
interpreter OF newspaper account OF the
affair. He was at once impressed with the
belief that the dead man was his brother.
and said he thought Phillipo had been mur.
dered for his money. He and his brother
Francisco lived together. Las. Thursday
morning Philiipo took his savings, amount
ing to $500, and otsrted out in search of a
route. he being peddler since which time
nothing hao been seen Of him. Francisco is
OF the opinion that his brother was the
victim OF foul play.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
A Negro KILLED BY rarty of White Men.

NASHVILLE, Msy 3.-A Wsverly Tenn. }
special says Last night party OF men
visited the house OF Comfy Johnson (colored)
and ordered him 10 open his door. He
refused, when the door was broken down
and several shots fred into the house.
johnson ltapsd from back window and
started 10 run away. when a dozen or twenty
shots were fired at him. His body was
found this morning filled with shot and a
bullet-hoe through his head. The sffair is
supposed 10 have Deen caused by difficulty
two weeks ago bstween n negro and a white
man st leg rolling. Several negroes were
whipped week or ten days ego Ia the same
vicinity. The parties sre unkuCwn
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
ABOUT Ease TRAINS.
The Baltimore AVID Ohio schedules.

Special TO tho senanel.
WAsnINGToN, May 3.-The fastest trains in
the world has become the popular cry OF the
trunk lines, but just who runs them is
point the public Is not quite clear upon.
However, the Baltimore and Ohio, with its
lew schedule which went into effect to-day,
hrs cleared up matters to n considerable ex-
tent, 81 certainly the time tables would I'D.
pesf 10 give 10 the lead. The time of the Chi
csgo Limited has been cut down so that the
~ ~ now mads in lees than twenty three
hours, or l6sisr than made by The limited
trans OF any other read Leaving at 10 a.
"a ne arrival IN Ohicsg) is at $3.50 the next
morning. Tns Baltimore and Ohio's Cincin.
Dsu imtted is, by the new schedule, upward
OF four hours fssier than any other limited
to that CITY, the run being reduced down to
the Unprecedented time of sixteen hours.
Departi & 10 $50 p. M. arrival in Cincinnati
is st 80 the succeeding morning. The St
Louis limited, which lesves at the same time,
is twenty seVen.hour run, reaching thai
city next evening at 6:30 over hour faster
than competing limiteds. The PittsbuHg
limited accomplishes the ran to that city in
mae hours and half. also upward of au
hour ahead. Despite TO fact of these trains
being run directly In competition with the
limited trains OF lines making extra charges,
none are made Dy the Baltimore and Ohio in
doing this the company announced a deter
mlnatlon 10 make the las test time at the reg.
ular rates OF ticket fare. From the west, the
Baltimore and Ohio limited from Chicago is
shortened up IN time 50 as TO get in at $50.
The limited fIom Cincinnati arrives four
hours quicker tfan any other limited; while
the Baltimore and Ohio from St Louis. as
we'll as from Pit,sourg, get in Ga hour ahead.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04

NoUNesTowy o., May S.-A News Register
special from Hubbsri, o, ssys: Fire late
last night caused loss of $lj 600, fully in.
suIed.
the Bridge Coal CUmyany's rnine on the
West Side THE evening. 1t Is Impossible to
ascertain the extent
KANKAKEE. Ill.,. May Fire of unknown
origin consumed Mark Bunter's larae barns
az Galine Station near kaUkakee this m orn.
ing. Loss 81 500, insurance 81 800.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-04
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
witch-Hazei, American Pine, Canada Fir
Marigoid, aud Clover Blossoms.

single dose oi Sanford's Radical Cure IN.
santly relieves the most violent sneezng Head
Colds, clears the Head az by magic, stops w8tery
discnargts from the Nose ana Eyes. prevents Ring.
las Noises IN lhe dead. cures Nervous Headache,
and subdues Chills and Fevers In Chrome Ga.
taTh it cieanses tue nasal passages OF foul mucus,
restores the senses OF smell, taste and hearing
when affected. ffees the head. throat. and bron.
chfsi tubes of offensive matter. sseetens aud
purifes the breath, stops the cough, aud arrests
the progress OF Catsrrh towards COnsum pton.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal sol.
vent and Sanford's inhaler All in one package, OF
al dru. gists for al00. Ask for 5ani0rds Radical
Cure.