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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31
christmas and he SUNDAY sobooI,.

Large audiences assembled IN the
churches TO witness the various
Christmas Sunday School entertain
ments. The old, old story Of ~.
Nicholas never wearies the infantile
brain, and each recurring Christmas
bears with il a charm which the pre-
cediug CHRISTMAS festival diI Dol pUs-
sess The puOlic gathering gu Christ
mas eve has aOOut Il a spirit Ia Keep
vita Our Otnsr Tree institutions Fur
little ieliOws-0e they rich or pOUr,
high or lOw-get their share There
is no invIdious line Of cash or race
drawn. A simple certificate Of menu
D-rslIp an a4riiy tnal - Dul, nee
essary To give each and all clear aud
iudefeasible title to all and singular.
dolls, nOrns, carts. candles, oranges
aud all otherthings In sight. Hence,
It Is right aud proper that these
yearly gatherings should be encour-
aged.
At the Lutheran church there was
a good programme Of exercises given
By the school, presents distributed in
due form, and a most pleasant even
ing enjoyed.
At the Christian church the exer-
eises took the form of a Csntata, enti-
tied santa Claus Mistake The
music by the children was we'll rem
dered, showing that much time had
been spent IN the drill. The church
was handsomely decorated. The
front part resembled q stage, in the
background Of which was an Old-fash-
toned fire-place-thrOugh which San
Ia Claus made bis grand entree.
The Presbyterian church had a very
neatly arranged tree, loaded with
many good things for the children Of
all sizes. The programme was sim
pie In form but carried out In an en-
tertaining manner.
AT the NJ. E. church the Sunday
School COMMITTEES had prepared q very
interesting programme The singing
and also the parts taken BY the chill
dren were excellent. santa Claus
finally came lnmbeEing down the
chimney Of the fireplace. and distrib-
uted his gifts. At the close Of the
ehildren's exercises, Ar. Brown, IN
behalf Of the church and congrega-
ton. presented the pastor, Rev. ID. D.
Campbell, an elegant geld watch,
and Mrs. Campbell . beautiful dress
pattern, IS token Of the esteem and
affection In which they are held.
Presents were also made By the
Sunday School o. e iine gold chain 10
Johnnie EbeEhardt, who has change
Of the blackboard exercises; and 3
beautiful hymnal io Misses Maud
shuliz aud Katie Eberhart, each, /
respectively secretary and organIst Of
the school.
At The African and At The Eeeond 81. /
E. churches there we're also trees aud
exercise
Ga Caristmas night the German
81 3. oharch eniayed tree, and Is
attending exeress-which 9srs con-
dncfei Ia ths German laneuuee
The sNedish Lutheran rhrlsimns
tree exsrelsas took piaos sandsv
night
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

county lire. we met on q switch,
several cars for the contractors and
construction trains, and were unex-
pectedly invited to dine. Inside the
freight ears, seated on boards with
planks for tables. we enjoyed ss ele-
CANT g rspast a. could have been pro-
vided anywhere Chickens, turkeys,
meats, vegetables. pastry. etc, made
the desert blossom ike the roser Ia
the minds OF all who enjoyed that ne
gal repast, for which we were indebted
20 the Messrs Bagnall From earle
ton ten miles brought Us to Chico, IN
Saline county, and 3 short distance
beyond to the end Of the track. Then
the return trip began. After dropping
many citizens at the various stations,
the party faally dwinilel to their
original number, aud went home
without any deserters. AS an ex-
preston Of the feelings OF the excur-
si0nists, aud by their request, the
resolutions adopted at the final meet
ing Of the citizens are hereto append
ed, and IN conclusion we will only say
in the words Of the author Of old John
Gllpin, OF famous London town
"And when he next doth ride a race,
may be there to see.n
WHEREAs-The Missouri Pacific
Railway Company ia Kansas and the
Topeka, Salina & Western Railway
Company have extended the eOuTte-
sies of their road TO several citizens Of |
Morris. Dickinson and Saline cOun- !
ties. and nave conducted them as in |
vited guests over the entire line Of the |
track Of the Topeka, Salina & West |
ern Railway as far as now completed /
through the counties OF Morrison, /
Dickinson and Saline, In connection |
with the trip Of inspection thereof, by |
the Commissioners OF Dickinson |
county, Kansas; Therefore be il
Resolued: That we the guests 50
kindly requested to accompany this
excursion, do hereby extend our cor /
dial thanks TO Mr. +. X. Sibley, Gen /
Supt., Missouri Pacific Railway cum /
pany for the hOspitable and royal /
manner IN which we have been en-
tertained, and we hereby extend our
hearty appreciation Of his generous
efforts In making such ample prOyis-
ion for our comfort and enjoyment.
ResOired: That the equipments /
Of the Road are first-elass In every /
particular and in our opinion cannot |
fail to give general satisfaction to the
Resolved That we further desire
to express our appreciation (which /
we believe is shared by many Of our
fellow citiZens) for the efforts Of these /
Railway companies i'm their endeav-
ors TO develop this prosperous portion
Of our state.
Resolved: That q copy Of these
be presented to Mr.. Sibley /
and published in our county papers, |
snd also furnished to the associated /
press.
A true copy OF resolutions adopted /
this 25th day OF December, 1885.
+. W. OBER. President of meeti ng.
G.. w. T. ROHRER, Sec'y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

Mr. II. Thomas, proprietor Of the
New York House, was the recipient
OF substantial Christmas present IN
the shape Of a deer, Weighing 100
pounds, which was sent TO him by his
son Frank Thomas Of New MexicO.
We know that it was & delicious"
present. because we were presented
with a roast Of venison cut from the
same animal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

Il Be- rumored that The Board Of
Trustees Of the Kansas Wesleyan
University have unanimously lender
ed Dr.. Marvin. late Chancellor Of the
State University, the Presidency Of
the new college. The Doctor is nov
pastor Of the First Methodist church
Of Lawrence.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

The Salina Post. q A. r.. will pre-
sent the military play Of the ''rennes-
see scout" TO the people Of Salina on
tn IA. IS and l6 Of January The cast
Of characters has been filled out By
the beat dramatic talent we have in
Salina, and the entertainments can
not but prove intensely interesting
We shall publish the programme next
week. The proceeds Of the entertain
ments will be turned over 10 the relief
fund Of tie post.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

It is not injuring the Republican
party one iota to Insist on the remOv-
al OF Cunningham from the U 5. Land
office It is doing a service, aud II
the roll OF the Republicans Of Saline
county could be called upon this prop
osition, four-ffths would respond with
an emphatic YES, that's so"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

For money see H. c. Davis & Co.
Organs and Pianos for sale at c.
Melbert's.
Try our strained honey only 10
cents per pound. Campbell and Tut
hill.
We all wear Bryon, Brown 4 Co.
blue ribbon school shoes.
BRING us your ear corn and save
shoveling.
SALINA MILL & ELEVATOR Co.
insure your property with H c.
Davis & Co.
S2l Cloaks for SIS. SIS Cloaks for
SIP, SIS ClOaks for $40. at Rothsehild
Bros.
IfyOu have a farm, house or lots to
sell place it in KRAFT & Bishops
hands-nO sale, no commission.
Those fine cranberries, oranges and
lemons are now in. Campbell & Tut
hill.
Go to TIlgner and Harms, for your
ehoic emeats.
We now dump all kinds Of grain,
aud pay as much ~ anybody.
SALIVA MILL & ELEVATOR Co.
We have houses, lots and farms for
-aie on easy terms.
KRAET & BISHOP
have u few choice Poland China
bears for sale. Really for Service.
46-4t. ALEX BERG.
DUMP your ear cor" on our new
dumps. Highest market price paid.
SALINA MILL & ELEVATOR Co.
Electric Bitters are sold at so cents
a bottle, and Bueklen's Arnica Salve
al > cents a box by Oscar SeitZ.
No WAITING-We have five
dumps for ear corn and can dump as
fast as you can come. Try it.
SALIVA MILL & ELEVATOR Co.
All kinds ofmeats sold at Tilgner
& Harms meat market at lowest
prices.
DON'T SHOVEL your ear corn bat
dump it on our new dumps. Highest
market price paid.
SALINA MILL & ELEVATOR Co.
Highest cash price paid for quails
at the Whitman House.
DUMPS, DUMPs, DUNPs-We are
now IL the Salina market for all
kinds Of grain, and have dumps for
all. Highest market price paid;
give us n call.
SALINA MILL & ELEVATOR Co.
Highest cash price paid for quails
at the Whitman House.
Kran & Bishop have several buy
ers for houses and lots.
WANTED-immedlately. A girl for
general homework. Apply 70 Mrs. /
Jas E. Gebhardt, No. SS7 South
Santa Fe avenue.
WANrED-100.O 600 bushels Of oats IT
the Golden Belt Elevator, for which
we win pay the highest market price
GOoDNow 4 WICKHAM.
II you wish 70 buy, sell. trade or
city or farm property, call
and see Kraft & Bishop.
Go to Tllgner & Harms' for your
One sausage, and Try them free Of
charge, and you viii - eonvinoed
hey are the finest 10 the market.
soIberg. The tailor, has lust resolved
, lot q fali patterns. which are very /
elegant indeed. Go and see them.
solberg. the tailor. is selling very
sheaP-lover than any other houss.
n you want The best and cheapest
,uit In town call on him.
For moving to Chico. / vii close 4
lut my stock ~ wholesale prices. VIA
A lot d 5ro4deloth piano eoven. aik
smh-oidered A lot ofpano and ~
zan slools-aiso Two orsans a. low
very low prices. 1henssars co
md bay them foE youf fmlIv m
chElstmes and New Year presais
G. MzLBEBr.
- 5anla FaaYa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

The following marriage licenses
have bpen granted by the Probate
Judge since the 18th inst;
l7th-Henry Z. Morris and Ad-
elaide Anderson, Marydel p. o.
19th-Ciaus r. BrOman and Hilma
M. Frost, SalemsbuFg, p. o.
l9th-Henry Smith and Sarah
Rutherford, Bavaria p. o.
22d-Wm. T. Way and Anna e.
Bremen, Carnein, kas.
23d-Chas. +. Whitney and Fannie
=. Darlington, Salina.
2ith-JOhn w WOlfkeil and 5. E.
McKune. Of BelOit.
2lth-Emerson Sales and Lulu Will
liams, Saiina.
24ih-Walter w. Keeler, Laura B.
Wickersham, Salina.
2itn-David G. Fyfe and Catherine
N. Fessler, Saiina.
24th-Chas II. Ryden aud
Josephine jackson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

The ladies Of the Womauis Relief
Corps will have an ''Art loan Exhibiri
the second week In February. Prep
arations are being made to make this
quite an enjoyable entertainment,and
It Is hoped win meet with the liberal
patronage Of the people. Further
notice ofthe place will be given.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

Christmas Day Ras such day ~
will be remembered long and pleas
antly. IL goes into history a. the
finest Christmas day within the re-
collection Of any Of our citizens. The
weather was simply gorgeous. It was
late spring day in all It's aspects.
The merchants a. a rule closed their
establishments at noon, aud the
streets were significant OF a general
holiday. Numerous people took adj
vantage Of the fine air, and were
abroad In carriages. There was
everything in the weather TO make a
most delightful holiday. and we
guess II was generally esteemed AZ
such.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

The spelling bee' entertainment
given under the auspices Of the ladies
of the Lutheran church Tuesday eve
ming was a 'glittering" success
when we consider it was the first trial
Of the kind ever given in SalinA.
There Was good attendance, although
the evening was stormy. The fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen CON-
posed the spelling party Madames
Prescott, A. Wellington, Daily, Priest,
CarmOny, Johns, league, the Misses
Woodward, and Misses Carlton,
Berg, and Gebhardt; Messrs. Mohler,
Carver, Devices, Kerns, Prescott,
Priest, GOtwald, Bond, ThOrOman,
JENNIE y, Swiizer and Daily. Prof.
Fitzpatrick "shied" the words into
the ring On trial trip before re-
cess, II words were missed by the
ladies and II by the gentlemen. After
the recess business" commenced In
good earnest Capt. Mohler was the
first to suffer martyrdOm. There is q
legend, which is fast assuming the
shape Of history, that the doughty
captain spelled lax" with sc" and
n -" aud an IS" We are not certain
that this is fact. Legends are not
always TO be depended upon. Profess
sOr Fitzpatrick bOwled his toughest at
ZEN. The war was fierce. savage,
relentless. But the PrOfessor-like
David wi tn his sling-brOught the
GOliaths down, until he reached Prof.
ThOrOman, and he would not down
any easier than the ghost Of the play.
lie took the cake" AS the speller-
not only figuratiYely speaking did he
take the cake, but actually; for q
cake was the prize. Mr.. Bond was
next best and Miss Carleton third. The
bee" was such a success that il I'M
doubtedly will be repeated. Tue pro-
c-eds at the door were S2l.5O. A
quartette furnished the music Of the
occasion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

Mr.. Dow, who has taken eonsidera-
bic interest i'm the proposed road from
Wichita by Salina 10 COncordia, says
that the Wichita people take great
stock in the proposed route and
will join heartily In organizing for
the enterprise. Mr.. Dow, being a
member Of the firm Of Eberhardt &
Dow, who have done considerable
shipping south ward, realizes and
fully understands the advantages
OF the new connection.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

The first train to the new town Of
Chico was turned on the Y At that
place last Saturday night. An &C
eommOdation train nov RUNS every
day from Council Grove to Chico, aud
return. Col. Hoxie has telegraphed
that the depot material for that place
has been shipped and that the building
will be put up at once by the conIrae-
tor, Mr.. PrUsser. The track will be
laid towards Salina after the bridge
builders catch up with their work,
which is far behind. There are -
Openings" between the town Of
Chico aud Salina 10 be spanned by
bridges or eulverts. Work on side
tracks at Chico was commenced
Tuesday. The plat Of the town, pre-
pared by Johnson & Burford. has
been filed in accordance with the
law.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31
tn JOURNAL.
THURSDAY DEC. 81. 1885.

ss-Esrs sss.ss q THE JOUBEAE aa5 b -
81 W. Hsgbcl'i Sere cad az - Boot Sars q Hths
E--I a germr-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

Hon. T. F. Carver will attend the
meeting Of the State Bar Association
ia Topeka, Jan. i2th. He Is appoint
ed TO make an address, as the follow
ing programme will show:
1. A. H. Horton, Atchison, Presl-
dent, opening Address, "The pro-
posed constitutional amendment
2 Geo, r. Peck, Topeka, ''Codiiica-
tion.n
3, 4. F. Carver, sanna, "Our Jury
system
4. II. C. sluss, Wichita. "a Law
yer.n
5. L. B. Kellogg, Emporia, "The
supreme Court
8. w. d. Webb. Atchison, the In
teErity 81 the Legal Profession
Z. ID. J. Brewer, LeavenWOrth. LII
bel.r
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

SIR. f. &. Nichols. Of the firm Of
Schrage & Nichols, architects Of Kan
sas CITY, has been in town consulting
with the MRsOns, with reference 10
plans for their new temple. This
firm were the architects for the new
Sedalia $50. court house just fin
ished, which cost Sl5O.OOO. The Sa-
lima temple will cost in the neighbor-
hood Of SIS 600, and will be a hand
some building.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

We haUs lot b ss bright Goods hand seh g
handsome and useful Christmas and New fears presents for vOuT
friends Money this year and you hesitate spend If for
anything not useful We hare inc lot Of inst such goods viz make
usH as nell as ornamental presents Granite Ware JaDaBned
Ware Cutlery Fine Smoothing Irons and many other articles. Cal
ana see these ana beautiful articles for SALE and convinced that
Do not forget tie Place
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

Among the personal items In the
Topeka Capital Of Tuesday, we find
the following:
=. Walter Fertig, Of the Normal
kle7isisr. SalIna, KAN, called at the
o1pii1i olice yeslerday
Nus. a. y. Carruthers. Miss Bishop,
8iss Ceawford and Niss Deirhsn, 81
Saiina are registesi at the Winds0f.
DIR. VIM. Bishop. ex-eountv niDsr-
inteudent ~ saline county zone Of the
veteran educaioEs 81 the state, lends
hia experience b the assembled iie.Ia-
goEu1s.
Amo1g the affIVals at the 81. Iama
yesterday wefe the fcliauinas i. z.
Eerrln. ~. =. Perrill, saliua: Ii. L.
elnili Aesarias Freemza Holai. ].
" /. Arllslrooa. Nary Blsh0u. En-
mitf MCCarty. Safga. +. q rier7f
hrookvIliss Nina Crawford. 8r'.i.e-
pert
I.... "a ~. a i. 10 FL. u
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

The vote on a resolution Of Saiina
Post, q A. r.. urging our U. ). SEN
ators to vote against the conformation
Of Ex-Governor Click as u. S. Pen
sion Agent, was carried by a unani-
nous vote. Even Hank Baker, one
Of the Click managers for Saline
county during the canvas Of 1884, aud
who wore q red sash at the Click pic
mic in Oak Dale Park, voted for the
resolution. which was so damaging to
his friend Click.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

Hank Baker has accused Cunning
ham to his back Of being guilty Of all
the crimes in the category. But
nov he makes a fight for Cunning
hams re;entions in the land Officer
not because he loves Cunningham,
but because they have u stand by each
other. They know too many things
about each other. When che says
come 70 time" the other has 10 do il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

SHERRILL- MCCALL-Mr w. C
Sheriff. 20 Miss Lulu Mccall
WHITNEY-D ERRINGTON-M Chas.
Whitney to Miss Fannie Darlington
Rev. ID. d. Campbell being the off,
Chatting clergyman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-31

On Christmas Day two Of Salinas
popular and most excellent young
men were presented with the hand
soonest gifts we have vet heard Of.
The following will explain the eOndi-
ton Of things:
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-29
rssT ~ .I.Iil-.., 81 aaaI - 1.
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4 hSyoua ausssl0u tis uheapsst and Most
1lee3iye nsisshtne Of the klna bow IN 80,
SdAptsA - ~ grsdss asd eissses q -. \ 1.
4. This nsshils has ssea tsssssehly te.tsd
U oondssISss xivine noss sxtnsordinsy ~
:.l.s -: g. ,.. Y aAvAn's Of anything ever b.
a 4 rsssnt - scupstitav, ~ ssaAs vish ne
Yscs 81 ~ Carlisle niss - Mo- Nsxiss
showsA an adyants9s of % per ssnt " tAyor
ef The Dpsoan. Ths amcunt sased over the
Fsns bssns, ssnieisnt 70 psy ths entire Gust
81 the uaHhinss nearly svsrv month In me
The foil,winsh an snsnsrssion Of ~
many advantages over I'll oshss machines.
FrpsT--lfs cost u pot nsrs than BALI thYt
Of any otksf of equal capseity, and tbs
vsieht il nearly 1,lU0 pounds less. thus
grsa siy rsdusing ths cost a tEans<ortAtion
bscoup-T The sxpsprs of settire rp in
runni inR 0fdsf N bot mSfs thAn Que thifd
that ef the frus. or spy other Asbt machine
much less grading and timber work Is'ng
fnisD- Tbs sxpsnditpys fsr yopais u MOI
more tnrar SnS nth isst u 4ne heiG fnye
Oh ins, and 10Y VIII last fully thfeeE tii,lsA
a. i6ag. working under the same coalitions.
EoUETH--Not mole thin one half the
spg % u rfquiIed--a p'int Of great impor.
tance whore eonsidsrabis nuIDbcr sfe used.
cnF~ ~ necessary to opefats t.
n SixTn-No n.ors water IN required than Is
furnished BY tho baneries.
Say kxyH-1t y ses su tho tasstgsua. gstl
or silver that s-SaJ,ss ths b sttsSie-, r ms ~
settisrs--s,n inv ,iaasie feature and cfSim-
eu by 30 other. making iLe n,,chiEs wosth
more than u coat. for th.a pirpye siune
EIenrR--A much o4.a arser grade vt ole Q n
be b .pdied sucoessfully than By s~y other
machinr--e orsat ndvsntass in many In.
Stance, yh.s. nns :: ss.:h,ss =. r sss necessary
Nrrrs.-Is nss No sss.II sad d.lissss ms.
cAanisrs, requiring nies aAjassnasnt and tbs
sisssst sntion--an insspcrabls objsction
70 all bsit and othsr forms 0f fnnslribss. tns.
tins shssn ssAt fss The rsseh ssfviss sf q
a. Tn1a.Airs.t i simplicity IL oon.struesion
and sahall rembsr of wssvtne pnrta. u Ths
whsis ianshirsis soSpsissd IN ssysntssn
vissSs. only three Of w6ish are ssbisst y
any sDecial VesS, and shsee esu b rsptAoad
at ponisAl cost. The Frss haA llS piecsa
Hns s,apliSstiea II psrss tAst involves
way, ssipsil - N Iasa. .af tins. b...... AZ.
We an svRfe that The ssos: svsepine and
psstSasisus clajsns are nsade for ueariv
svsry osnssutf tfeAas tu tbe nNsket, bet 10 10
vsll-E Known fsst that The gssuits Of their
spersation haye not IN aAy instance made
eood thee oiAtans. Ths aA%Sntaees hers 81
fofth Scr the Dsnssn. - veil % the state.
msnts nsds. ~ are prepared 70 suhstsnii-
ate ~ sStuA Io-kina rssulta. A ~.
Pries eseo. Ws,eht. :ab"st l7soh'
s'ai xHNSiS. iHs Safsrii1 nxXffSSs e rcSISs 5 S
san Pransisso. Csi.
Ivy 12--Hm eNI 9Nstgf st TfHF 3
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-29
Nsssse Of Fsrfsitnr~.

g.. sHs ANat't q shEfa 4fat asfeAF sfess al Ii
ssssgttss aa ss4Hsgg
To BARHRr FxaRT.
You are hereby notified that
have expended elCo In labor and improvo.
scents upon the 0oesn Wave Mining olesm,
sitnat~d In the Cedar Valley Mining iDis.
trict. Mohaye county, Ariz ,na Territory.
and dply recorded IN Beck @. Of mining
records Of raid oonuty. on pages 57f. S7l
and 5Ts. IN order TO hold said premrse gua-
der the pr visions of secfigp 2s4. Revived
Staictsi of the United States, boing the
amount reqnired to hold the same for Cd.
year ending December sist 1854. 81 g&stR
And yr,u sre further notihsd thai, .lbe
proportion at said expenditure due from
yon IL it62 30. l4wfnl tno ney OF the United
States, and IL within 30 DAYS after ths pub
location of this notice Won fail W icfnss "a
ia oontribat6l yorr proportiori of such e1-
pendjtpre NJ o-ouner, your interest in 50 i'd
ci,iE will become the p rurerty of the un.
xteSsigued under said section z323.
. gEM# #a HAkRr STRSwBELLE.
Minsral Park, February n, 1886.
a1s Feb. 70 GOD. 1
Mohave County miner., 1885-03-29
- 10 81 ~ III
tEIg LISH III teA itDYs

~ 4 = LIZ
exeesses IN rnatprer years such as Lvsa Of -
Memory, LassNufc, Nocturnri y missisfM' ssas
Aversion tcssocaety. Dinness of Hisious 70,
Eoisss in the Isads tl.e vital aud passing -.
unohseryeG .h the urine, and m8ny other
diseasss that lead TO ins nifty and Death. "a -
DIR. MIN1JE. wilcis a regular physiciap.s
,graduste Of the Uriyets.t, Pcuulyiv6nisl
will agree TO f1rFeit Fiye Hum red pellare " .
for n case of this kin ths n iTAL EEHTORs -
ATivE under his spse'al advice end treat,
or injuriors found HI 81. sDv.s Ninsis tresSs
mercury fensulsat,oa. gfp~ ThQcvuah "a
examination ana Gdsics inclcdinR analysis -
of urine. Ply. dollar Prics OF Vital Res ~
frruivs, ~. 20 bottle. or fepy, umea
TIE qpsbtt, for I've dollars. sepi ~ any I'd
dsss opob feceiyf II pr'c. n &. OaD. - =
cur. from ebssry,. sse,i aud IN psivste name a
II dsssrsd. i'y ,ssz y. "a 4 ss-
n ReBny 81. Il y frlfrcfsco, Cal ssfsss
ssMfLF BDJTIE FlsEB nr ~
WIZ b. - ttpfpyon- applying by lsstss,. ,
At 'ilG sytDptpps, shS nd gge,s Strtot &c..
crs@y 10 "a, I.G T., aIL bhsil ,>s ~ ~ ctipns.
H. H. NfNTlI~s aGfDNpyE PNfDY.sIs
NEPFEiT:tI5 D.. s,JYe- ffIi kir6rp kidney
fHd hi ddrr Gsls,kti, v. assIoAa n sa. cleef
t-rpurYhueA. FDr sale by ~ druggists at
One dollar per bottle: ak bottles for Five
pi!. MrSrIgs DAyDEi iroy pnnsa
r. The b-st tnd cisips, Dyspepsia snr!0 sse
iiliaus cure In the market. For sale By al tsz
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