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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-04-26
IFrom weane.day,. paily.l
sALnA0UMDI.

Secretary Whitney has appointed =
court Of inquiry to investigate the ONCE
Of Paymasier Smith, in which crook
edness is alleged to exist.
The Phillips Bros. company Of sheep
shearers arrived from California last
evening. They commence operation on
the tlocks OF oliver Rifle in a few days.
Arrangements are being made to have
the Western Union wires connected
again with Hamilton. The citizens Of
that town nave subscribed enough TO a
an operator for n year.
George Hearst aud Frank McCoppin,
believing that nothing was TO be gained
by continuing in Washington. lett tho
Capital for San Francisco, ON Sunday,
and Barclay Henley will return to this
cost very shortly.
An entire State ticket is TO be elected
in 1886, together with all the county
officers OF the State. three District
Judges,one Judge ofthe Supreme Court,
IL Congressman, i~orty-nine Senators
and Assemblymen, and by that LeSis-
lature n United States Senator TO sue
ceed Senator Fair.
One Of the largest powder works in
this country, situate III New Jersey,
blew up with terrific force on Sunday.
About 1000 pounds of dynamite were
produced daily. The most costly part
Of the buildings aud machinery were
saved and but two persons were injured,
and they but slightly. John w. Mackay
is one Of the principal stockhoidrrf Of
the Company.
President Cleveland has received q
pressing invitation to visit the CONNER
cial Convention to be held i'll Atlanta,
Georgia, next month. The COMMITTEE
was cordially received by the President,
who said 10 them that such a visit would
afford him great pleasure, but he was
unable to say now whether he could at
tend or not.
Sun Washington special says: The
refusal of the French ship of war to
take any part i'll the recent disturbances
at Panama, unless at the instance OF the
Consuls Of all the nations represented
there, is n relief to the Administration.
Tat course is undoubtedly expressive
of the policy of the French government,
which means non-interference in regard
to the Lesseps canal. The fears tina
French interests in this enterprise might
lead to embarrassment between the two
Republics are now removed.
Warren T. Hi:t aud wife departed by
train for California yesterday. Mr..
Hit sold out his business here a couple
Of months ago with II view Of removing
to the Golden State, and now goes west
to select II locality i'll which to settle.
Mrs. Hit will for the present make her
home Oakland, while her husband makes
n tour of observation throughout the
country. They still retain real estate
and other personal property in this Sec
ton, however, and unless they fluid
something just suited to ;heir taste over
there, il would be unsafe to risk much
money on the proposition that they will
never ngain take up their abode east Of
the Sicrras.
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STAR VALLEY LOCALS.

: daughter was born to the wife of
u. TauiCr on Wednesday.
,a Mrs. VIM WeaibeTs is confined to
the house by sickness.
Malcolm Hall Is suffering from a
wounded foot.
T. +. Brennan has gone 10 California
on business.
1t ia feared that Mr.. Brecsc will be
Obliged, by failing health, to give up
teaching tho school.
The public school now hns fory-tyo
pupils With n number yet. to be added
40 the attendance. The new organ is
received aud Is said TO he a fine instru-
menL by competent Judges.
Miss Minnie Riddcli prosidcs ut the
instrument each Sabbath. and with the
choir, led by Mr.. Kirkpatrick, furnish
excellent music.
Elder Breesc Of This Wiley will preach
ut Wells Saturday evening and will
organize a Sunday school at that Mace
on thcdollowing morning.
Easter IA not g~oucrally observed ON,
his wHy. but we noaec, by The Isnsrrx.
DENT that its celebration in Elko vas m
enjoyable affair.
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Th" following from the Virginia Chron-
iclc would seem to intimate that there
II something crooked in the Carson Mint:
"If one hundred (lO0) silver dollars will
buy silver bullion enough to coin into at
least n hundred aud twenty (l20) ST.
yer dollars, how much money could n
low-grade mine and Branch-Mint syn
dictate make 10y having bullion surrcp-
titiously coined at the rate Of $4,000
per month"; How much at 10000 per
month"; How mrch at SSJ.OOJ2 At
$iGO,OOO? At S2OO,OOO? Any school.
boy can answer thee questions, Of
course"
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Mint DROPS.

The following employees at the Carson
Mint were removed from positions in
that institution ON Saturday: I. Il.
Hofcr, Chief Clerk; G. o. Appleberg,
Waterman, Charles Wilson. of the De-
posit and Meters OoIn; NJ. w. Starring,
Computing Clark Willie Adams, As
sayer's Department and Mrs. Thompson
and Mrs. Mason, scamstresses. Some
OF the parties who declined to resign
when requested. ana were then removed
for cause, are said to lie absolutely mau-
dun i'll their Indignation, swearing they
will never let 90 Of the public tent until
the final decay O: the las: remnant OF
their powers 81 suction. The SWIVEL
Service Committee will be patheticully
appealed to by the previously wounded
patriots.
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wyoming Cattle Kings.

At tho twelfth annual meeting OF the
Wyoming Stock Growers Association.
held in Cheyenne, Wyoming. on Mon
day last, the treasuror's report showed
that IL cost about $55. 900 to run tho ns-
ISOLATION during the past year. The re-.
port Of the Secretary was quite lengthy
and discussed at length all subjects con-
ncctcd With tho work or the interests Of
the association. The association Is snow
the largest in the world. In April, 1873
u had ten members, representing 10000
head Of cattle and valued ut $3.50. 900.
IL Will close the years session with $50
members. 1000, 900 head Of cattle and q
vaiuation OF live stock Of 500, 900, 600
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a Footrace.

a contest Of speed between the mon
tnnn Mascot" aud II gentleman who
halls from the head WATERS of Bitter
creek, attracted a vast crowd to the track
below town last evening. Additional
zest wns given to the sportive entertain
ment by the revival of mn old, but now
obsolete practice Of melting the INNER
to their very best and most vigorous
efforts, 10y the liberal application Of u
black-snake in the hands OF those most
inter, sted in the result uf the race.
The "Mascntt" took his punishmcut
nobiy and rn the llying gauntlet like a
little man, but the loug-lcggcd rooster
from Bitter creek squalked like a lame
duck ut the frs; slash, and flying tho
truck, lost his reputation aud the race
way out in the sagc-brush 200 yards at
least from the scprc. hnoth trial was
to lc made to-day, but at this writing
The purse TO the victor has not yet been
hung up.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE.

At the beginning of the New Year /
desire 10 extend my sincere thanks I'd
the public who have favored ME with d
liberal patronage during the year which
has Just closed, and to assure my cus-
toners and the general public that the
motto which heads this article shall in
future as in the past, be the governing
principle of my transactions with those
who favor me with their custom.
With kind regards to past and future
patrons, wishing all n Happy New Year
am the Public's obedient Servant,
Hiram CHASE.
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IFrOm T~huDd.y's Daiiy.1
sALnAouADl.
oE1r1nAI Hxws.
Fresh oysters at The Gem.

b.
Ginger Ale at the Gem Falcon.
Strawberries & Freah Vegetables re-
ceived daily at the GEM.
II you want a nice room and clean bed
register your name at the Gem.
the Jury in the horse stealing case
was still out ut 8 o'clock.
The knights of Pythias hold a resula
meeting at their new castle tonight.
Sam cuney to-day shipped to MD.
Wilson, at Ogden. her furniture for the
household.
A. j. Pullman who is now engaged at
Col. Moore's place in Ruby Valley, will
return here early next week.
Owing to the illness of his wife, Con-
gressmad Cassidy will probably not re-
turn to Nevada until about May 9th.
Amos Roach this morning took u t.
Charles Adams ranch n party of sheep
shearers, who will begin work in this
section ON the Adams u Rife focks.
Hon. ID. b. Henderson and family
and J. =. s. Cameron, vite-Prcsident OF
the @. Il. IL q road. were passengers by
the East-bound express last evening.
The New York World, Tuesday, be-
gan the issue of u Brooklyn edition of
that paper; there being no morning
journal issued in that city.
Eugene Kelly Jr.. son of the Caliior-
MIA Banker, is about to marry Seuorila
Sara Milsno, the famous Mexican beauty
who is also the daughter Of u million
aire.
The Supreme Court Of the United
States has rendered u decision in the
Virginia coupon tax cases, which was in
favor of the bondholders and against
the State on all material points.
The removal of n newspaper Office from
Cd to New Yakima, II rival town in
Washington Territory, was greatly facil-
tated Monday night with a heavy charge
of dynamite. The building is said to
have been effectually removed.
The following citizens have been APP
pointed by the U. S. Treasury = part.
mcnt to act rs IA commission without
pay to select tie site for the U. S.
Public building III Carson: s. g. Wright
Rep: NJ. Cohn Dem; Jacob Klein Dem;
q. n. Noteware Rep; WIN. Carey Mug
wump. :
The trial of the two Shoshones
charged with robDing a %Chinaman, now
going OH in the District Court, has
drawn the bulk Of the entire tribe to
town, who IRE to-day pleasantly summing
thenisc!y, on all the available comfur-
table spots to be found within the city
limits. The tiowery kingdom is also
we'll represented; n large celestial dele
CATION being in courteous attendance Mt
the temple OF justice.
The United States steamers Tenn
cssec," alliance" and "Swutara'' are
hoPihnah- ihc hhiena Is crulS'
ing in the vicinity Of Cnrtagcnn, and the
"Powhattan" is Mt that port. The
"Yantic" is expected to arrive there
shortly and the "Shenandoah." is a.;
Panama. The force available and with
i'll easy call for short service numbers
1900, with thirty guus. A French
I~nan-of-war and an English man-o!.wal
are It A~spinwnll. Two English and two
French war ships are at Panama.
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Elko, Ap1 8, It@.
j.. NJ. TLBkH,
Deputy,

An eminent divine sa,s the advance.
ment Of the world and the SD cad Of
civilization and Christianity depends
on the inierohnnsc o thought ma, ng
people aud their Willingness TO Learn,
AMI That the man or woman who OF =
poses The introduction of new improve.
mcnts. the trial OF new ways and The
use OF new things, should be con ieem.
cd ~ not being good and useful mem
bers OF society; and now, II not set in
your old ways. try a bottle VI YsEpA
'BUESA Drrrshs, These valuable Bit
terS cure ~Billiousncss, CONSTIPATION,
Torpid Liver, Kidney Complaints. In.
digestion and Dyspepsia. For sale by
all Druggists.
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@. W. Hull, L. NJ.

General Grant continues to improve.
His throat was examined 10y Drs, Baker,
Sbnrdy aud DougIps, and the local dis.
ease was found to have improved with
the general condition. The General ia
feeling much better, and suddenly started
down stairS and joined thc nmily Mt
lunch, taking everybody by surprise.
llc rartook Of somi.solid food without
difficulty, much 10 the delight Of NIL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-04-26
ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.
County Commissioner Babcox Dies
Seated III HIS Chair.

0~SNSN ~
Seated III HIS Chair.
Between IL and l o'clock to-day, Cap
tain c. q. Warner received the startling
news by telegraph :oom Tuscarora, that
Comfy Gc,-:iLissiougr j. 7. Bubcox had
suddenly died at Il:45 A. NJ, while sit
ting, in APPARENT health, III a chair in
the cAprcss "md telegraph ohice. Mt that
place. All we hava yet he"n alle to Oh
tain respecting the sad event, is that the
operator, who was sitting near the de
ceased, noticed thnt he wus apparently
dying, ana rushing out brought q physi-
clan directly. but on his arrival, Bnbcox
had passed beyond the reach Of human
aid, to that bourne from which 40 trav-
eler returns.
The deceased came from San Fran
cisco and located at Tuscarora while that
camp was yet new, ind was two years
ago el,c;ed from that district To the posi-
ton OF Commissioner for the long term;
two years Of which remains unexpired,
leaving n vacancy which must be filed
by appointment 10y the Governor,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-04-26

n sensation was caused Mt tho South.
"tn Hotel. IT.. Loihs. Monday. by find
ing IN n room n frank containing the
hcndlcss body Of a man with n nu,r
within the trunk saying, 80 perish all
traitors to the great cause" The room
va" assigned Maoah soth to Walter II.
''oiino1 Maxwell. u London. England.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-04-26

The Carson Appeal is Responsible for
the statement that rich gold rock has
just been struck in the Prison stone
quarry, and That efforts are being made
by prosPcctOrs 10 locate and stake off
the ground within the prison Enclosure.
Had this statement appeared in n Rrno
paper, il would have created suspicion
that ii was done with u view to the
destruction Of the institution by piIlage
in order TINT the penal colony at the
Warm Springs might he transferred to
the banks of the Truckcc, but emauating
from the source of rigid verncity that il
does. 'twere little less than sacrilcge to
doubt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-04-26

Dispatches from Fulton, No., state
TINT the people of Galloway county are
greatly discouraged nj the failure so far
to stamp ont plcuro-pneumonio among
the cattle in that county. Leading stock
men Of 81. Louis will make a personal
appeal to the Governor for nn extra SEES.
sion Of the Legislature. II Is said that
the cattle interest in the state has al.
ready suffered a depreciation In value
Of over half a million dollars.
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EStray.

Came 10 my ranch In Ruby valley, about the
middle Of October last, two bay mares. each
branded on the len Thigh. The owner
orthe above animals Is hereby requested 10
prove property. pay charges aud take the stock
away.
JANE MYERS.
i'm Ruby Valley. Ap1 Z. 1885.
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hofn xAAwua
DEfOr EOrn-cLAl1 Z oaEza. ~.
parnron


WIN. Smiley and family. DestA: }. n
Steele. Clover; Col ). b. Moore, R1byi
AZ, Polk, Hallecki E. b. wilkins. Tuaeas
rora: SIN. Hogan, Beouave; PaEl
Sehillersirom. South Fork; q. T. Hazs
desty, Lee; q. A. Brossemsr. Mound; p.
Earickson, South Fork.
VIM. Mclaughlin, Mound; Al. FiAhsr,
Geo. Meigs, W. III Angel. Wells.
Petr vedeman. Fort Nc Dermit;, @.
L. NuckolS Archie Solanth. AAllesk;
Walter Smith Deeth: VIM. Mitchell,
Hunting; WA. Milsal. Carlin; d. D.
Kelley, 1t Paul.
Frank Bosko. @. j. Bosko, San Fran
cisco; w. N. Fries. New York; @. A.
Fletcher, VI. d. Foley, Eureka; Ben
Marhall, Lovelock; John Beyer1, Da-
kota.
L. Gesoret, F. Altub,, j. Altube, San
Francisco; Thomas Maiyin. San Fran
cisco; Vim. Br,nton. Geo. Pierce,
Reno; II. AdoIphus. Tuscaroa; L. p.
Whitman, Lathrop.
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The Eureka Conspirators.

The Courthouse Saturday was ngain
the scene OF considerable interest. the
trial Of John G.. Kitchen, the FIRST one
Of the twelve Union miners indicted and
placed nudcr arrest or the charge Of
conspiracy, coming on to be herd in the
District Court. The Courtroom was
crowded to Overlooking before the Judy
entered. 1t appears that on the evening
previous notes was served on the cdun-
sci foT the defense that q notion for IL
change Of would b. made i'll open
Court, but lnasinuch ms such notice is
required To he given 81 hours previous
to the motion being made, it WAS, when
made yesterday morning hy District At
torncy Cheney, oveuuled by the Judge.
An attempt WAS then made to sclcCs q
jury from the jurors impane!cd, which
after an examination lasting for over
five hours, proved futile. After it was
found impossible 20 select even q single
juryman from the panel, Judge Riycs
excused all of them for the term. HIRE
npon the counsel for the defense made "A
motion To dismiss action against the de
PENDANT, and that he, the said defendant.
be restored to his liberty. The Court at
first declined to rule on the motion until
he heard argument, but finally, after an
explanation 10y MIR. Reddy of the law
and Of certain circumstances surround
ing the case, it was ruled that the motion
he not allowed. A motion was then
made that the entire twelve cases he con.
tinued for the term, which was agreed
to. MIR. Reddy requested that the S2,-
600 bail of each of the twelve prisoners
bc materially reduced, whcrcupon the
Court ordered that said bail he reduced
to $1,000. The prisoner, J. G.. Kitchen,
was then remanded to the custody Of the
Sheriff. Up until a late hour last night,
no efforts had been put forth by any OF
the prisoners to secure bail, and the
general superstition is they will remain
confined for the prrsent.-Scntiucl.
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The following Is u list OF letters re
manning in the postoricc at Elk0
April IL, 1885. ..r Of.
Anderson Mr.. Hybschmann A. J.
Howard Clins. +. Miller John
Ward George.
Persons calling for any OF the above
will please say advertised.
Q. W. Hull, L. NJ.
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WANTED

a. bunch of cattle or horses on shares.
II amy person has IL bunch Of cattle or
horses that they desire TO let on shares
TO n responsible person, 10 one that has
a good range and plenty Of hay. Such
n person can make good terms by adj
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huMBoLDr HousE-JoK LAxo, Pro-
kIEToR.
VIM. Mclaughlin, n. Peterson,
Mound;F F. vettcrlain, Eureka; Jos. Hen
nan Pleasant; l.. Ii. Curry, Tusrarors.
NJ. Chaser, Peko; w. schmilt, San
Francisco; Fred sp' ekter. Z. Dakin.
Lrmoillr.
q. W. Duncan, 4. 3. Robson. South
Fork; ii. Doaen, Huntington; Airs. j,
w. helseh. San Francisco; A. ".
Brown. Huntington; 7. ID. Irwin, Butte
City.
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sHERIsr,s SALE.

b. Nistno 81 AZ order Of sale. ISSUED ont Of
the Distinct Court % the Fourth Judicial Dis
iTict al The State 81 Scyada, In aud
Tor the County OF Elko, IN the
snt of j. k"r ser, against j. z. burner;
dn } A't"stcd ihc 5th Jay Of Aprl. A D.. 1885.
! bIvo I,ylri upon til f~uiIuwins d.seriusd
80 ! esistc ~ wit; Al 81 the following tract
Of hnd SITUATED { , the county Of XIX state Of
Nevada, sui tnOwn aud drsI gnated On tn,
Public Surveys Of thc intel states as the
North half 81 NuTtli.Ea I quarter and south.
West quarter of the Norih.E VI quarter aud
the North half uf tho Softh-we.t qua ter, and
tn N"rth.Wost quart T II The Southwest
quart" q. all SITUATED Ia Sociioi twelve, uO
i"snshir Ihiriy .iOur. go SOrth lLinge 7. fly.
hyc 90 East; MuiLt Di,blo las anil McridI.
All . y Ter Uni'vd StateS surveys. all situGt.d in
sid Elko County, together with all and rinEu-
Lar. the tenement hereditrm hts and appnr-
tie nnrtr th'tcto belonging.
SoTlEE /. tc shy given. that al wEDST:s-
DAY thu TwhN rY-NiSTH by or AP..II,
4. H. 1875. biwccn 80 h"nrs Of o o'cIo
"" md O'Clock T.. " wis ~ IL O'Clock NJ,
u Id day. At the lrhnt door oTthc Ton. thou.s
In the Town u EikU. 3 ate Of NevA.ia. { will
sell the A'o'e Il scrihcd property 20 tho high
"stbi der ~ bidders. for cash, gold coin Of the
Unlio states r. T.. ATwRLL,
sheriff.
J. NJ. TLuER.
haRVNN a 4 A n $3.50
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Shiloh's Cure sill immediately cure
Group, Whooping congh and Bronahihs
For sale by +. +. Muller.
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Services Morrow.

Services Tomorrow.
There will be Divine services at tho
church tomorrow an usual.
A. SiNPsoN, Pastor.
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H. stOksr came in from Bullion this
evening. ;
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Mrs. b. W. Lang goes up to Wells on
business by the train this evening.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-22
MINNESOTA NEWS.

John Hawkinson, one of the oldest
settlers and teachers of LIE Sueur coun.
ty, fell dead in the school room last
Friday, at Cordova.
The bullet in the head of Chamber
lain. the would.be murderer and suicide
at Mankato, was cut out and he will
recover only to be totally blind.
The residence of Charles A. Wright
of Waseca was entered and robbed of
1925 in cash and u fine gold watch and
chain taken from the room where Mr..
Wright and wife were sleeping.
The new St. Paul directory contains
43.960 names. That of Minneapolis
only 42.250. Being dead, good ma
ny yet speak throug h that popular me-
dunn of fctional communication.
A cyclone is reported to have crossed
Rock Dell demolishing fifteen barns
and dwelling houses in its path and
making clean sweep of crops. The
roar of the storm was very plain at
Rochester, causing much excitement.
For the first six months of this wear
the State Treasurer placed on his
books to the credit Of the general school
fund $61, 5o4, so, coming from interest
on bonds; also So, 237, so to the univer-
sity fund, coming from the same
source.
The time Of year for reaper accidents
has arrived and the lie Sueur News
comes to the front with the first one. A
son of John Kuske Of Rush River had
his right leg cut off just between the
knee and ankle by mower one day
last week.
The funeral of the Rands and Coy
kendalls, the victims Of the recent Lake
Minnetonka disaster. was the most i'm.
i posing pageant ever witnessed in the
northwest. There were nearly 400 car.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE
EXAMINATIONS OF TEACHERS.

Public examinations of teachers and
for teachers of the County of Brown
will be held on the following DAYS at
the following places:
New Ulm, at the Courthouse, August
30th and 51st, 1885.
Sleepy Eye, at the Public School
mouse. Sept: Sd and 4th, 1885.
Springfield. at the Public School.
house, Sept. 9TH and 9Th, 1885.
The examinations will commence At
the named places at precisely 9 O'Clock
Prompt attendance is solicited
New Ulm, July 18th. 1885.
j. 3. VELkANtE.
Co. SUDt
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-22
A Great Discovery

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, of Newton, Ia,
says: ''My wife has been seriously
affected with cough for twenty-five
years, andthis spring more severely
than ever before. She had used many
remedies without relief, and being
urged to try DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, did so, with most gratifying re.
suits. The first bottle relieved her
very much. and the second bottle has
absolutely cured her. She has not
had good health for thirty years.
Trial bottles free at the City Drug
Store. Large size $l.O0. 3
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-07-22
Bucklen 8 Arnica Salya

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum-
Fever Sores, letter, chappeG Hands
,Chllblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to Civ
perfect satisfaction, or money refunde
ed. Price % cents per box. Sold by c.
l.. RoOs.
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Never Give up.

If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss of appetite general
debility disordered blood, weak constitu-
ton headache, or any disease of a billi-
Gus nature, by all means procure a bot
tie of Electric Bitters. You will be sur
prised to see the rapid improvement
that will follow; you will be inspired
with new life;strength and activity will
return; pain and misery will cease, and
henceforth you will rejoice in the praise
of Electric Bitters Sold at fifty cents a
bottle bv C. L. Roos. 2 j,