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The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
Cleveland,

b. j. woRRELL of Elaville, Fla, in 1879,
was Frustrated with Bright's Disease OF the
kidneye, and under the best treatment, grew
woIse. "on the advice OF GOV. Drew's
sister, l began Warmers SAFE Cure, sixty
bottles OF which restored me 10 fun measure
OF health. have now been cared about
four years, and my case is regarded as
miraculous" GOV. Drew OF Jackson
vile, Fla, April 20, 1884, says, "Mr. wor-
rell's case and cure give me great confidence
in Warmers SAIL Cure, and unhesltatlngly
tndOIAe IT,
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24

JOSEPH JACQUES, esq, st. Aloans, VI, IN
January, 1877, was taken desperately eick
with Brighps Disease OF the kidneys. Ho spat
blood, was tremendously bloated and seemed
DhysIcIanB. He then took 80 bottles OF
Warmers SAFE Cure, which restored him 10
health. January /, 1885, eight years
RfterWaHd, he wrote ~ never enjoyed
better health In my llio than do now, and
owe II all TO Warmers SArE Cure. / consider
myself cured OF Brights Disease
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24
New York State, 3,O53, ,O8O

BIZ. LARRABEE, esq, 40 Chester Square,
Boston, Bsee., in 1870, was given mp ny several
prominent Boston Physicians as incurabie from
Brights Disease. He took over 200 bottles OF
Warmers SAFE Cure in 1902, and October q,
as surprislng.'
nt.. Iocc nih
The Evening critic., 1885-03-24

EX,GOv. II. Il. JACOB, westport, Ky. In
1882, during q political canvass, health gave
way and was rrostrated with severe kidney
trouble. Lost 40 pounds Of flesh. Used Wat
ner's SAFE Cure IN 1882, and June %, 1884,
writes: s.I have never enjoyed better health
all owing 10 Warmers SAFE cure"
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tbs stomaei, lhon II M, blooi IL nile
With uflo noli, oaussd " falIufe m
FidDey aoil1i. aud ihs .o0nsfGuont
destruction an The hlDud life nlbnn 90
Won have The fuel aud the flamo AID
= brain in full blaze ~ wl9r
busllon, ~ 10 mlldor ioimg
Of Insanity. Rev y. D, uppr
kins, Of ~, Johuabury, Vernoni,a NV
yoars $50 was cInnn0d In On nsylnin,
lie took terrihle cold while aiding q
putting out hro 10 = neighnor's burn.
ing hhuse, anu Tor 30 yogfa that cold
WA SLOWLY hlling his blood with uric
aciJ, and finally tue deadly work was
done. The case looked hopeless, nut
he happeaed % use Warnar'g Safe
Care and recovered. That WAs three
years ngo, aud having ridden his blood
ot Hli surplus uric acid, no mas re-
manned veil until this day.
IA H. indeed terrible thing tn loss
ono'r mind. but IL Ia As moro terrible
Thing 90 suffer such u condition when
II eau b. 50 easily prevented,
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DENisoS, oct. 93-lsPSolal. Mrs,
T.. Michel, of ~. Paul, Minnesota, 10
visiting her daughter, Mrs. heilel'
bow,r,cf this oily. Ms Michel
ovns considerable pfopsfi1 IA Deni-
sOr.
Tho funeral Of John Strobe took
place this IA oruing al 10 o'closk, ~ tho
residence OF 5. Welsh. Intarment
q, Falrvlew cemetery. A very large
number OF frisuds followed tue re-
IN les to tho grove.
There arc only thToa engines IN tho
Mirslut Pacific railroad shops under
goirg repairs. NJ.
mHsIer Dbfftu, Of tue Houston x Tex a.
Central railroad, were In town Yosltf'
day. ,.
Observation-Disclosures OF tho Labor Sift.
inga { Operative Publishing oom-
pauy mot NJ BTunetpa hall last even
IN aud organized. with rs additional
sbl res tax n, making In all 400 shares
suit cribgd for. The iollowiog officer
were elected: 7. j. Head, president;
w. j. Mnssu, Vice presidents q. Ii.
lorraine, secretary; Phil Smith, treas
urSr; IL. II. Thomas, business man
ager. Board OF directors: j. NJ. Hill,
c. ". BAyliss, NJ. J. Murray, of Dan
jeul; j. W. Stewart, OF Shtrmsni L.
jones, OF potIsboro.
j. s. Bingham, n brakeman on the
Houston 4 Texas Central railroad,
bad his foot mashed at Mckinney, aud
waa brought 10 this city Tor medical
treatment. Tho railroad physician,
DIR. Fields, being out of town, Dr. Wiz
son attended him. He loft for tho conl-
pany Is hospital at Houston last night.
General Master Mechanic q. w.
CLARK LETT yesterday over the Taylor
division on tour ofinspectl1n.
Mrs. Al. Brown and Mike Murphy
came out In a card In tho Hersld-NeWa
this MOI ning and claim that tho street
see ne, mentioned in THE HERALD g
few days ago, was caused 10y mispr-
derAtnnding between MIR. ana Mrs.
MURPHY, end claim that Mrs. Murphy
die not attack Mrs. Brown ut all.
The skating rink was crowded last
night 60 witness the goose race. Nor
ris Crooks secured tho prize by ca,ct'
ing The goose.
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nIra.yy,pslow,s soothIne syrup.

Rev. SylvaDus Cobb thus writes e
the Boston Christian Freeman:-We
would by no means recommend any
kind Of medicine which we did no:
know to be particularly for in
fants. But of Mrs. Winslow's Sooth'
ing Syrup we can speak from knowl,,
edge. IN our own family 1t hes proved
blessing indeed, by giving an infant
troubled with collie pains quiet sleep
and the parents unbroken rest a
night. Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Hero is an. article
which works to perfection and which
Ia harm sss; for the sleep which it 81.
forda the infant is perfectly natural,
and the littls cherub swakes as "Drighl
as button" And during the process
Of teetbing Its value is incalculabie'
We have frequently heard mothers
say thar they would not be without II
from the birth Of the child till 1t had
finished with the teething siege, on
any consideration whatever. Sold by
all druggists. 25 cents bottle.
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~ iUti1 wv H'''"
A New tive stosh ssshaase Organised
Hates and Regulations Adopted Hates
of Commission inpof iant "a Tosas
Cattlomfn|
~. Louis. oct. q Especial. Tho
commission merchants aud buyers DO
ing business a. tho National stock
yards NJ meoting this ovoning or
ganlzed the East 81. Louis Live stock
exchange. Rules aud regulations
wsIo adopted Tor tho government Of
the as suolaiion and tho following of
GERS were oleoteds
President--W. n. Casaidy.
Wee Pftsldunt-C. NJ. Neys.
sectetary-W. j. Frederick.
The board Of directors will conalsl OF
q. q. Daily, Il. J. Senseny, Samuel sea
ling, w. W. Jarvis aud Il. II. Hull.
Tao rates Of commission wero dis
oussad aud the iollowiug wero agreed
upon, 10 take eject November !, 1885;
Six dollars for slngla-deok car load OF
hogs, So for slnglo.dsek car load OF
sheep, Rnd $40 for doublo-deck ear
loads; for cattle, 20 cents pes head, ex-
copt for calves aud yearlings, which
shall DO $40 por car.
Tho report OF tho committea on hog
dockago WAS presented. II discussed
tina unsatisfactory system now IN
vogue aud said II was inlurIng bus
mess by diverting trade from ~.
Louis. The committeo reported reso'
lutions calling FOR a system of public
Inspection like that IN vogue at tho
Union Stock.yArds, Chicago, ia be
inauyurated November !, aud asking
that au executive committee be CHOSEN
20 name tho inspectors, and other
propositions for tho regulation OF tho
Byslom.
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county eHhluil nfedll ~ The county
and me enterprise ~ ~ tltlfenss
1hey have concluded ~ pftsehl in VIC
paoria u auhsOfipilm Hat IN order n
secure funds 10 properly pfepafeh tull
exhibit, 10 secure Views Ol cur pnbiio
bnlldinga ard prepare tho samples
and Hueoim6us fnr transportation,
EvOryono VIII feels an interest In tbs
future prosperity ~ the olty or county
should subscribe liberty according
90 HIS means. DO not hold back, but
come up nc once, oihef towns hnu
counties Will have a full exhibit ana
Dallas should iakO tho l0du. The com.
mittee, or their representative, VIII
call on you la low DAYS. ~ yon
should miss him, call on oolonel Mo-
Coy, tho treasurer, aud hand In your
littio mite.
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Awful Mine Explosion.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Oct. 2l.-A ter
rife explosion of gas took place In No!
SLOPE of tho Delaware II Hudson Coal
com papy at Plymouth this morning.
The grestesE Of excitement prevails,
as tho slope Is full of men and boys.
One report has IL that the numbe.
killed is large. AS fer as can ba
learned Is are known TO be fatally
burned.
LATER--Tbe coroner has boon noti-
fed of the accident. IL Ia now reported
that OF the Is mon burned, ia have
aimee died. Priests from this CITY and
Nanticoke have been telegraphed for.
STILL LATER-As 1t Is now fully Ok
planned, the accident at No. slope OF
the Delaware Il Hudson company, as
Plymouth, was caused by miner
who entered an abandoned portion Of
the slope, which was marked "dan-
gsrous," with a naked lamp upon his
head, thereby firing the gas aud cans
ing u terrific explosion. Tho loss OF
life was not SO great as ut first reported
mere by telegraph. At this hour,
9 %. m, one man, Dennis Titus, is deau,
aud ID are frightiully burned. Most
Of thene, IL Is thought, cannot recover.
Most OF sho injured men arc Poles and
Hupgarians.
The minsr who went into the aban-
doned opening and found the gas that
canaed the explosion at No. 2 shaft
was Peter Zatintzky. There were TWO
explosions. The first was that OF gas,
which was soon followed by another,
sweeping everything before II, send
ing flame OF fire up the slope aud
aboye the farmhouse, aud sending the
shlrgles and timers from the
breaGer-ln 400 feet aboye the earth.
XetlntzkY, WAS not killed and was
rescued from the slope with only his
boots on and no hat on his head. lie
was otherwise unipjured. The scene
the. followed Yves terrible. Victims Of
the disaster 10y in every direction,
| Titus was instantly killed. and when
found, was 200 feet away from his xii
of tools, which he was examining al
the TIME OF the explosion when the
sas was ignited. Ali the mor
| iu the slope were violently
thrown to the ground, or against the
cars and the ribs of tho gangwsy
The lights on their caps were extin'
tingui5hed by the shock of the sec
ond explosion, aud all wore
in coninston, making their way
through the hames aud msnagint
with difficulty TO reach q place o
| HalSby. LIDO lSllpWlil- ~
LIST OF THE DEAD:
Thomas Collins, miner.
| Anthony Spinneier, iaborer.
John Levitzky, laborers
Dennis Titus, laborer.
THE WOUNDED
arc as follows. phey arc horribly
burned, asd breathed the flames K
such an extent that their Injuries ar
considered fatal:
Frank SprineJj.
Thomas McDermott.
John Colby.
John Kirst.
/ David Crimes.
.Iohn Woods.
| Joseph Thomas.
David Bryson.
Frank LamarrauX,
Thomas Howard,
Edward Johns,
The last three are In a critical CON
| diGion, and cannot recover.
The shaft at which the explosion
TOOK place, is one OF the larges
owned by the Delaware 4
Hudson company. Over 400 men anl
boys are employed. II ia feared thit
evening that nearly all OF the injured
will die.
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You arc allowed a free trial OF 80
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ry appliances, for the speedy relief aud
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very Remarkable Recovery.

Mr.. George Y, Wiling, q MAncuss-
ter, Michigan, writes: my wife bias
been almost helpless for five years, so
helpless that she could NOT turn over
in bed alone. She used two bottles of
Electric Bitters, and is SO much i'm
proved, that she is able now to do her
own work."
Electric Bitters will do all that is
claimed for them. Hundreds Of testi-
monials attest their great curative
powers. Only fifty cents bottle at W..
H. howell & Bros.
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There are scores OF persons who are
suffering from some form OF blood dis
order or skin disease, such as scroI-.
ula, boils, ETC., etc. After q practical
test w. III. Howell & Bros, druggists,
assert that Acker's Elood Elixir viii
certainly cure I'LL such diseases, in
Guiding syphilis and rheumatism. Il
ia not pafenp nostrum, but a sclen-
tific preparation. They guarantee 1t.
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Over 1000 900 boxes of Ackor's Dys-
pepsia Tablets sold in the past II
months, purely upon their merits.
Why suffer with chronic constipation,
dyspepsia, sour stomach, sick head
ache, heartburn, and female troubles,
when w. HI. Howell d Bros, druggists,
offer you relief and positive cure in the
Dyspepsia Tablets. They sell them on
guarantee.
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w. III. Howell q Bros, druggists,
wish to state that they have at last
found an article they can sell on its
merits. 1t is with pleasure they guar
antee to the public Acker's English
Remedy as q sure and never.fsillng
cure for asthma, coughs, whooping
cough, Group, and oil lung troubles. 1t
il the standard remedy for consunp-
ton. They have never found its
nnnol
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sa,s tho People all Want It.

Columbus, Texas, June Is, 1Ss3-Dr. ]. j
Tobin, Austin:
R:-Enclosed find draft for $37
same being amount in full OF our &C.
count with you to date. Your Hepa-
tozone sells well and has given per.
feet satisfaction so far, Many claim
that il Is the best medicine for what il
is recommended to do of any they have
ever used. Very respectfully. ETC.,
@. Z. SMITH, Dispensing Druggist.
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Josiah Davis Trouble

Josiah Davis, North Middletown,
Kentucky, writes: ~ am now using a
box OF your Henry's Carbolic Salve
upon an ulcer, which, for The past ten
days, has given me great pain. This
saive is the only remedy have found
that has given me any ease. My ulcer
was caused by vsricoss veins, and was
pro ounced incurable by my medical
doctors. Ifiud, however, that Henry's
Csrbolic Sslva is effeoting ca ure." Be-
ware of limitations.
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The aExposition Universelle de Part
Culinaisep awarded he highest hon-
ora to Angosturs Bltters as the nlosE
efficncious stinulant to excite the ap-
petite aud to keep the digestiye organs
Ii gcod order. Ask for the genuine
article, manufactured only by DR.. j..
q. b. Seiaert d Sons, and beware OF
i,nttafi1nz
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la the sum DR.. Plorce offers for the de-
lection OF any oalomol, or other min
nral poison or injurious drug In his
Justly celebrated pheasant PnIgatlve
Pollo.s." They are about the size, Of
q mustard SEED, therefore, easily taken,
while their operation Is unhttendon by
any gripping pain. Billiousness, sick.
head ache, bad taste in the mouth, and
jaundioe, Weld at once before these
little giants" OF your druggist.
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After Is thorough test w. FL.
Howell q Bros, druggist, most posi-
lively assert that Acke.'s English
Remedy il tho best mediclne for
sethrns. crnup, cnugbs, whooping
cvu d ANU 4 troubles, that can
befound. Ask Lnem about IT. for they
fnlly guarantee 1t.
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The above certi6cste is hut one Instance
of thousands in our possession. showing
sufferers who have been relieved OF every
f0fm of Blood AID Skin Diseases, Feniala
Comp ANTS Dyspepsia, Syphilis, Mercurlal
rheumatism. Blood Ponon and Malaria.
For fuu Information our free pamphlet
on Blood and skin Diseases will be FUR
nished on appli ;ation To the
MAC0s MEDIC NE ~, Macon, Ga.
Sold ia powdsied form, easy TO prepare al
home with or wiz out spirits; small size,
% cents; ,arge size, 81: MALE 10 any ad-
dress Oh receipt If prce, Liquid form,
small size, 81. ieIge size, 81 IS.
For s.,ln by gHE j w. GR0HDuS
DNNG C0 s,0llas, YeXes.
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Thursday a man was taken 20 Eho
city hospital, who, according TO his
own statement, had taken dose OF
arsenic. He gave his name gs'JOseph
BaTlnsu and said no had wiio aud
ehildron in ~. LDuls. Ito received
proper medical attention, but died
| rom the effects Of the poison, about =
O'clock yesterday moTnlhg,
Yesterday lrornlng Justice Schuhl,
belng notified OF tho death, summoned
a Jury of Inquest aud procee dod as tho
law directa IN such cssps, % nscoraln
the death Of the man. Tho hrst VIII
ness called TO the stand was
PRrRR AIIHARg,
OF the police force, Being sworn, no
said: When / went on watch yesterday
morning after IL O'Clock, a man by
the name OF Alexander came 10 me ~
the Union depot and told ue that
man was lying sick A. Elliotps lumber
ward. / had : prisoner In charge and
told Mr.. Ale00ndHr / would attend 10
AZ az soon as came back. About hat
an honr later [ found the deceased In
the back room OF Oscar Roughton's
saloon, lying on tho hoor.
I saw tho man was
very sick, add got an express wagon
and brought hlm 10 tue city hospital;
no yomi,od three or four times on the
wav; l asked him no questions, rs no
was very sick; he would rise ana het
nsryously somsumes and fall backi al
first he said ho was from Fort Worth;
i noticed him tho las, few days around
the Union depot; he did not seem 10 be
sick then; i think ho was about 10
years Old, swarthy complexion, large
nose, high check bones, weight about
liO pounds, had brown HAIR, reddish
mustsche and gray ey0s; l TOOK nun
to bs 2 German.
Tho next and last witness examined
was
n, a. sHEABERi
tho st,waru Of the city hospital. he
deposed ns follows: Deceased was
brought in ut 1890 p. IN. yesterday By
officer Ahe6rn; no was very sick;about
half an hour lator no told me bo had
taken arsenic; half an hour later DR..
Carter made mis- usual noon eau; 10
told tho doctor he he'd taken cents
worth of arsenic; lie died ~ e
o. dock last night, siter having en-
dured terrible misery; when nsked II
he knew the arsenic would kill him he
said he did not care; ha had baen In
the Hospital; his name was Joseph
BRrman, So years old; he said he was
| born in Garmany; cRmo here rom
New OIlGhUSy lOtAA9A4N AANNa - ~
Louig, Mt which latter place he had %
wife and children: he was a cigar
maker by trade.
| VERDICT:
We, tho jury, find that the deceased
was one Joseph Barmsn, about 30
wears old, ana thaS he came TO his
| death from az overdose OF arsenic,
eli-admiuistersd, wi.h suicidal in
| tent.
i, NJ. FARaAsoS, Foreman
w. q. HORTON,
w. ANDERSON,
JOHN p. ROBERTS,
Tom CADB,
LEE COIN.
| About month ago Bsrmann was
sent TO the city hospital, having .
attack of melarial lever. He OF aid
there about ten days, and though the
doctor tGld him no was not well, ne
left, saying he wanted TO go to work.
For some few days past he has beer
ssen !uaiing around the Union depot
This Is about all that is known OF MIN
| mi. a b Ia ,,tiniIa IL. IL NDuh.
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Glad Tidlngs For

Glad Tidings For
Patton's Sour-Well eye salve. It'll
day certify your salve cured my eye
entirely after using it four months. !
lost NV sight by working in mschin-
cry. John A.. Hodges, Enterprise,
Mississippi. Che sslve cured me OF
letter in my hand. FEED Smith,
Gresnville, Texas, Send ana get q
box, only 25 cents.
Il. @. PATTON d. Co.,
Suipher Springs, Texas.
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AUSTIN, Oct. 22.-[special.l-Mr. Oil
plant, tho legal luminGry OF the comp
troller's office, having gone over the
anuusl reports OF the Gould system
aud pronounced Thorn correct, Tho fol-
lowing interesting statistics are FAR
nishBd TRR HERALD readers:
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Advocates of prohibition need have
no fears Of "PEIcKLY ASH BITTERsn
as il is medicine, and by reason Of
its catnartic properties cannot be used
e. : beverage. 1t is manufactured
from the pnrest ni5ieyj1sF. rnh scts
directly on ihe Liysi, Aidneg StDtfl-
9eh ana BoWeis. AS 4 blooi a5Nlriiier
AZ has no equal. IL is piesaaht 70 the.
taate, aud effective ia achon,
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Catarrh cured, health and swes
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nssal in
jector free. Sold by J. L. Williams q
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VIII you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver oonplaint7 Shiloh'5 Vitllizer Is
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by j. l.
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LOGS of psipetits, ccsii veness, pair Il
the hesS dizzlness au show yau aaeo
q liver on1J, {Iepatoz3De is tbs oaiy
remedy guaranteed,
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Group, whooping cough and bron-
chitis immedfately relieved by Shi-
loh's Cure. Sold by J. L. Williams q
Co.
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+, NJ. FARaAsoN, Forem IN
w. q. HORTON,
w. ANDERSON,
JOHN p. ROBERTS,
Tom CADB,
-, TArN-

sent to the city hospital, having .
attack of malsrial lever. He ,asaid
there about ten days, and though tho
doctor tnld him he was not well, no
left, saying he wanted to go to work.
For some few days past he las been
seen loaiing around the Union depot,
This is about all that is known OF him.
The cause OF his suicide, il, no doubt,
attributable to his i'll health and pow
nrtv
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Onielsls Of the United States Tres s.
ury department tho heads Of tine Bili.
more Custom House and pos,otiice, all
irdOrse Salvation OIL. Price % CENTS.
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blhI,Oy Dong .
plsn Q up Anp pllWlatp

To The usraia Headers b. our special
Coirssnondrnt Labor tirinEs
Company Organlttd- Funeral
Of Charles stroda- brake
manis Tnut Crashed
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Is natures own remedy, made from roots
gathered from the forests of Georgia. The
method by which 1t was made was obtained
by half-breed from the Creek Indians,
who inhabited q certain portion of Georgia,
which was communicated to one of the
early settlers, and thus the formula has
been handed down to tRe present day. The
above cut represents the method of man
uiscture twenty years ago, by Mr.. q.
Swift, one ofthe present proprietors. The
demand has bsen gradually increasing,
until u slCo,OOO laboratory is now necessary
to supply the trade. A foreign dem md has
been created, and enlarged facilities will be
necesiaryto meet It, THIS great
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-02
KNOW ITS VALIE

All Of your CUTICURA REMEDIES give
very good satisfaction. The CUTICURA
1 especially recommend for the dis
SeaseS for which it is used. know from
experience Its value. DR.. H. j. PRATT. i
MontellO, Wis.
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CUTlCURA ABROAD1

Through home-returned Norwegian
have learned to know your CUTICURA,
which has in II short time cured me Ofan
Eczema that my physicians medicines
cou d not heal CHR. HELTZEN.
BEKGEn, NORWAY. AgentutJorretfltny
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-02

"AVING SUCCEEDED TO
1.-the business of the Carson City Saw
ings Bank we are now prepared to do .
General Banking Business.
Bills of Exchange bought and sold on
San Francisco, New York, England,
Ireland. Germany, France and all the
principal cities of the United States and
Europe.
Telegraphic transfers made.
Issue certificates of deposit and 70
ceive deposits on open account.
Collections made at current retes
exchange
Bullion bought and sold.
Mining stocks bought and sold L
commission only.
Liberal advances made on approved
stocks and other securities.