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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-01

start In the sixth heat Lloyd g. and Luella
we're ruled out for falling TO take more than one
heat in the race. From the start Monkey Roll
led to the home stretch, when Irish Lad Tapped
with him, and d. Fox shot in ahead of both of
judges ecided that the race had been won by
d. Fox, with Monkey Roll second, and Irish Lad
third. The summary Of the race is as follows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-01

There will be running race this afternoon,
free-foral pace for purse of 1885, and a 23e
trot for $500. The horses entered for the pace
are: By w. nj. Jones. Rushville Raven Boy;
Guy q. Cruise Union City Sam Sharp; Thomas
LYNN, Jerseyville Ill. Tommy Lynn; Johr
Wade, Salem. Daisy Dean; Buck Dakerson.
Greensburc. Grey Harry. In the $50 trot the
ICantinnad ON Eth P,Aral
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-01

There were only three heats in the three
minute trot and the judges then had to post
pone the conclusion of the race until to-day In
the first heat Billy Hays was distanced by the
judges for running. In the second heat /. c. and
Flora G. closed up on the home stretch the lat
ter coming in under the line slightly ahead
FloraC. was put back to sixth on account of the
drivers fouling turn. and the heat was
given to l. G. The following is the sum mary:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-01

Time, 2:36l9, 2:36sa; 2:40ls; 2:4O14 2:36; 2:36l9
In the 2:37 trot there were four heats There
were seven entries and the first heat the
leading horses kept together we'll. Up to the
three quarter pole in the second heat Florence
S. and Billy Wonder were almost neck and neck,
when John r. Wise came up with Wonder the
heat being won by a good distance by Dan T..
The judges declared it a dead heat between Wise
and Wonder but afterwards gave Wise third
place. In the third heat Kate Owens was sent
to the stable for running. Ben Herr and Jack
Hayden, were drawn and the fourth heat was
closely contested by Wonder and Dan r. The
Silr m arv of tho raca 10 nc foi1npc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-01

Continued ON Firth Page.l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-08
SUMMONS.

.s q s. Tr.ory M = iasSo il ga Il. -
County Of Alturas.
Z. 4. Wall. plant q. W. n. shsushnessy. defsnd.
The People II ne Usitsd ssstss II the Tesritory
u Idaho ssnd Greeting TO y. ehsushnessy,
defendant.
Yes srs hereby required to appear in a setion
tguught against you By the above namsd PLAIN.
IN, n The District Court of the Second Judicial
District Of ~ Territory Of idaho. Il and fo. e.:
AlsA therein, within ten days exclustve OF the day
e oeevieeD, eieer Ne service you Of this sum.
mons-if served within this county; Of. u served
at q thss sssnsy. bat in NE District: within
juASnsnt 81 defsult Will b taksa against you
according 10 the prayer Of said complsint.
The oeid action 10 brought 70 recover Judgment
against you, the said defendant for the sum q
~ 50 and legal interest thereon from August !,
contract bsswssn platnti6 and dsfendant. whereby
the defendant s9reed 70 psy plaintiff IN the neso.
tistion q he ssle d the MayAower mine the sun.
at 49S OO0-that $3.50 hes been paid Thereof but
the balance oo !: dHs md nnP:sd; .. .h S,
10 Aled and made psIt hereof. . certified copy VI
which 10 herewith served.
And you ars hereby notified that II yen fail ID
sppear and answeP the said complaint. ~ above
required tbs said plaintiff win take dsf:nlt and
legal interest from August 1884, and costs Of suit
% demanded In said complaint.
| Given under ny hend and the seal OF the DIS
trict Court Of the SsconA Judicial Distrce OF tn
Territory Of idaho IN and for the county Of Alta
| one thousand eight hundred and etyAty.nve:
| A. L. RICHARDSON. Clerk.
Dy Z. Z. RIcnAnps, Deputy C1e,k.
JAs. h. BsATTY. attorney for plaintiff. d
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-08
Sherif's Sale.

~ virtue Of IN exeeution. is.aed ont Of
the District Court Of tbs Second Judicial District
Of the Territory Of ldsho In snd for the County Of
Alturas, and 70 me directed and delivered. for
Judgment rendered and entered In ssid Court on
the asa day 1t Novsnber. lsss. in favor Of ". 9.
Mccormick and u. A. McCornick. and against @,
L. Hswkius, II. J. AcPhee. and A. J. NcPhes. I
have levied all the right. title and intefese Of
the above. named detendanta In and to the follow.
ing described prsmis~s, t0.wit:
The northerly half of lot No. sixtel In block
lsttered r. situate on The west aide Of Main street
In the city IT Hslevue. county Of Alturas. Terri.
tory u Idsho aaid LOT being u feet Main street
,y l20 feet IN length running west from said Main
street. described ON tho ofacial plat OF said
city, together with oil the improvements thereon.
Also. ~ feet In width by TO feet In depth Of lot
three In block @ In ss,d city OF Bellevue. county
OF Alturss TERRITORY VI Idaho together with all Of
the improvements thereon.
Notice IL hereby given. that on the 2lst day Of
December lS8s, ct II O'Clock O.. Of that day. IN
frat Of the Cnurt House In Haley County Of Al
turas, will sell the right. title and interest VI
ssid G. L. HAWKING. \. J. McPhee and A. J. AcPhes
in aud to the above described property. ct Public
Auction. for cash In hand ~ the hiahest and besl
bidder. to- sstisiy saia sxscutton and all costs.
Dstsd the soth day ~ November. lNo5.
@ H. FUREY, Sheriff.
BY PAT FraRy, Under-Sherin. M
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-08
Sherif's Sale.

~ x.,.,.. ~ an execution issued out Of the Dis
&,ici Court Of the second Judicial Disefics o. ~
TERRITORY Of Idsho. in and for the CounY y a., =
;,do,nent rendersd and entered in said Coure' On
the 9Th day OF October, 1SSo' Ia As'"' "
Bailey, and against ~o~r
rur IrMHI MINING AND sMELTIN0 CON-
-'' PANY.
have levied on al the right title snd inssf s"
H. 1855 1.-THE date attached the premises neIC'u
srter described), in and 10 the
premises, to.wit: The wolttoDe lode or mine: ~
lynn, In :na DiR Eli II nos 'f DISTRICT &
Ing claim IL 1900 feet In length y coe seet ~
width. and was located BY John Manning on t !ae
ID day % tobsr leo recorded On We ox ars R
corsler Of Altursa county, In Book Of Quarts hec
ords ~" page 206: also the Mexican lode o. m,ns'
stuats1 % ths south fork Of Deer Greek: ana -
snd ii 1900 fest in length BY 600 fsst in WIDTH and
vss locsted by Milo Burke. John Toomsy: VIM.
Hoffman, and Morris fanny, April q. 1891 Also tne
s.:as ods y. TIP TOP Sde sns od. II :is
ste w r. ssid Mineral Hll Mining District.
Alec the millsits. situated sn the south fork o.
Deer Creek Nineral Hill Mining Dissztct: con.
tanning hve scfss NOR: OF seec s"csnr ~orts 8,
imprcyenenta on said millsise. located The ?esn
day u July. 1852, by A. D. roots also ths Aexicea
nillsite. commencing 1t TIE ncssnwss: So1nsa y
~ less ON he south fork OF Deer Crock; also TIL
Lemhi millaite, containing Ave acres morso lee
Also the wolftone ranch, situated on thc a., ,oeti
fork Of Deer Crock all In said Mineral hiII IN
ina District. Alturas County. Idaho Territory. -
Notice 10 hereby given that On the Soth DAY o
October, 1885. at 10 O'Clock .. %. Of that day.
| trent of the Couftheass in HALEY. County 81 Al
ssid The Lemhi MininR ami Smelling Compan!
Is Aforesaid, in and 70 the above de
scribed property. At PUBLIC AUCTION. for casl
in hand, 70 the highest and best bidder. to saus'
l seid Execution and all Gusts.
Dated the sth day Of October, 1855.
| @. b. FUREY, Sheriff.
| BY PAT FunEY Deputy Sheriff. oSt
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-08

The undersigned SOLE AGENT FOR IDAHO for tn. Sal. q j.,
W1SWELL
Ore PllVGlnGl and Electric Anal
galatOl Combined,
Best 0'..H.sisg Machine il Tie World!
Is prepared place machines on IL.
most favorable terms.
EVIDENCES OF MERIT.
Although the scarcely months. som. t
already various and widely located regions the Unit.
s.es giving universal satisfaction that the MILLS
ARE INVARIABLY DISCARDED wherever introduced
''' """'" ''"' THOMAS DUNN,
BREck1NR1DoE COL, August 1885,
saving per gold mill than
with the stamps. +. b. WI1HERELL
| SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, August s. 1885,
The Wisws Mill positively better than stamps gold silver,
: but particularly for saving gold. F. NJ JOHNSON,
| 81 Post street. San Francisco
i CHICAGO July 70, 1885,
believe Wiswel thing
7. j. COOPER.
mr. Cooper interested Jay Gould Wood
Idaho, mines.
Il Compelling Stamp Mills t. Shut Down.
! BREcK1xR1DGE, Col- August B. 1885
Ny DEAR sR-n order to myself plainly regarding II"
Wiswe Mill will ncose record Of the mil with
have treated these where Il"
n mill has n competition with the stamps:
II No. lot the mill saved 40 per than the
u No. 2lot A pei
II No 3lot As per
a| No lot 40 per
" No lot 40 per
The al the the gold OF
the above record the prope Of stamps do like much
fact have been the of MILL and looks the
other tottene will be pleased give any further information
Yours truly, Il. b. WlTHERELL
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-08

In the Probate Court Of the County % 80 sssste
Territory Of 1dsho-!n ne mas'el " '-'
Of Vetta KOhlee Nahlstedt.
NOTICE Of time appointed for proving vii. :.
r-... =, =. orae, of esid Court msde on the
.oth az Of September, 4. D. ISIS. notice . neIs
s;ve~ ~ - Trssdsy, The 18th day Of OCTOBER 4. =
isss. II ii O'Clock : Of ssid esy a. s e. ScTn
room Of ssid Court at re conrsnouse =
III tins and place for provns the VII OF s.,s
1s.s. Tohisr Gshlstedt deceased, and Tor nearing
ths application Of Henry Mshlsssds ior Lns snd
anee u him Of letters tssumens.s .... snd con.
test the same.
Dated september 20. l9eS: $3.50. ,,a...
A. ". NICHOLS. Clerk. .,.... p.1..,o..,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-08

youxo, MrppLs-AazD snd OLD men and all. whs
need n,ciical sxILt and experience, consult the
Ola Evropsou Pkysician q once. HIS spini~n
oUs,s nothirs, and n,sy sava future misery end
sha,ns when iucouvsnient h, visit the city for
ireaimeut medicines sxn he sent everywhere by
express vnxs froa. observation. II IL sslf:svt'
dent that physician WIN gives bis whole sttsu.
tton g. clsss Of diseases sttaims great shtl. and
physicians throughout this country, knowing this.
frequently recwsnmend hilnrult cases 10 the OLD.
EST er2QlALIST, BY whNsn every kssvu Decd
ksmety y 1ssd. The Doctors AGE end Exp&
,sncs.
~The:e WIG call 80 2" on: oat sns Dosso.
Conas e:sa.e tre" ss9 "ersea.y Conno s ,
CeSes whsce SavS ta!!ca y OBTAINING tcmct elsS
where especially so.icSs~a. TIE DOCHVn vi.
A!rss 70 tfie.s s.:" 1870 case r .nHs s.cn, ~
cured. Call Or write. hours: Daiy. i.0m =:
"a " P A.: svenin:a; HMnosy.. y" 70 -
only: ssnd tor ne hsnisss'ss "uAds 70 Assa's:
.1:rhs .srvic~s II IN. celebrated old German
ph!stctsn. DA. y. 0!nAhDs from nssesoes3' As ~.
,.'. ssr.cs.ai.e -. as..s... NJ Nm = rniverr
,i h.. ~ M Swrdrsis ~ .i,v .vaiiins the,,
..i,.s ~ IN: .,,,".,r4mn,xv ~ IRE consuftstion
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-08
H8
DR.. LlE1lC


wv 0esfy A.. fan Franctaro. -
CoodMctti ~ Qusli1sd Physe
clans and Susgeoiss--reeules afsA'
uoaea.
oWThr OLDEST SHEOlALlsfe
In ~ Unttesl t3tstss, whnse lAyx.
lOxo xxpKmikxcE, perfect method
anil pwre na,dic he. Insure speedy
and PERMANENT CUaEs Of all Phi.
vste, t:hrunic and Nervous Dis.
eases. A6-cttpns OF the BLOOD,
SKIN, KIDNEYS, BLADDER.
EAurTlONH, CLCEliA. " y
0OnEN. swelling Of the Glands.
Sore Mouth, Throat, uUns Rsina.
perinSnently cured nnd sraAieaasd
fsOln the IS steni for life.
NERVOUS iH 'spo.sas;y
Beruiusl JANses. Sexual l'ers>
Mental and Physical wesk.
ness. Failing MeinOry. Veal
Eyes. s&unt~d Development. In
pe,liments to Marriage. etc. /.
frn,p exc~xaes "r youthful f0lltea,
o. any cause. speedily. safely ~
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-08
Notice for Publication.
LAND UrFlcx At HAiLEy. lpAHo,
Me-, IN S0aR

LAxp UrrlcE At HAnEy. lpAao.(
AEE Nov. 10, l086. y
I, AlexasdefJ. Hoefsiig~s. Of soldier. Maho. who
ma.io Homestead Application No. NJ, for the NV
4 ssc. 10, Tp. |, 8 Il 4. slo hereby give notice
of my intention to make Anal proof t. establish
rspect h pruvs my restdence and cultivation be.
fore The Registef and Ressivrr. Haley. Idaho.
December II. 1assS by tw0 II the following wit
neamca: r. A. White. If HALEY. Idaho; John H.
Abernathy, John W. White. aud Lse Bt9lfr. IT 6ol.
dier, ldsho. ALEXANDER J. HOEFFLI0ER
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-08
Better than Any Other Mil.

81 Posi- ST.. SAN FRANCISCO, August 3. 1862
working sample mills and do get absolutely better e'as
sample Of that work than be got with other %
FThs mill will do work than the with one nall W.
and tear Second-t requires less and help
hrdYou pound 100 and clean inc m
~ minutes You clean the mill clean
plate and make milling test Of pound tom and give the @
20 minutes from the time feeding And this not like the %
too much little with the stamp will lose
With this mill simply put in four. 6ve or six pOn%%' r
whole week; it is all the Ysu can clean up o
time 20 minutes and amalgam and for certain have
100 trials from $l5 SO than could be gov With
the stamps It will work ings just we'll In working tsnc
liable break your shoes and dies This mill you
break anything like into send me 100 pounds ~
ore will NULL it and send you the result. ~, Il
You this mill perfectly with the cheapest ne o
requires experience. only mercury once while anu
il clean. 80 :. s,.
Another thing want say: Three set this mill =? =? Il
davs-needs mlwigh frame al the timbers IN on" 10y
about II inches 8horss power
Please let mo hear from you . o,,vcoN
Yours, etc, +. NJ JOnN0o
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-08
LAND UvyIcH AZ HAlLxY. lDAno.(

LAND OgtlC1 At HAlL1Y. IDAHo.(
', Nov. 10, lG85.
:Ssd IL The wo. w,yxs f1sss. prins.d a a.
ley ldshO which hereby desi6nste - the news.
paper published nearest the land described In
said application. AOMER L. POUND. Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-03-26
A California witch.

Itcan hardly be believed, but it is new
rtbeless true, that Butte County has
class of people who firmly believe in
withcraft. They reside in Helltown
and number about twenty families. Liv-
ing In an old cabin built among the
rocks so that it can not be seen by per-
sons passing along the road, lives an
old bag known as Mag Lynch She is
feared and hated by the neighborhood,
and threats have often been made by
the ignorant people that they would
burn her if she did not make herself
scarce If horse takes sick, the story
at once passe around that old Mag has
be gitched it The owner OF the animal
tries egerything TO bring his stted to
RIGHTS. but usually In vain. an he is
compelled to pay the witch fee to
.,eak the spell. This she does in a
mysterious way. lead ng the horse into
a shed in the rear of her shanty and OPP
Grating upon him alone. The poor
CT satures up that way think she does
nothing but talk in an unknown tongue
to the horse and Tass her buny fingers
over its eyes.
Around her house are usually great
piles of ''yarbs and roots" which she
converts into medicines. The other
day ri me fifteen or sixteen years
OF age, named Nancy Stokely. was no.
ticed to act in a peculiar manner, and it
appeared plain in the minds Of her par
EMS at she had fallen victim to Mag
Lynch's powers, as Nancy had been
throw ng stones ut the old lady. Upon
being asked TO cure the girl, tie bag re-
u. q - .l.,.ats ".
was called from Oroyille. After max
ing an examination, he pronounced her
a iiiction clear case o. est. Nitus'
dance" and lemovcd her TO the county
hos 9ital for treatment, where she is now
| attended BY DR.. j. A. Dawson. An
other one of the old woman's tricks was
| brought to light this week Gne OF her
neighbors killed COW, and upon dress
| ing the beef he found nails and fish
hooks in the stomach. This was a 81 ar
case against the witch, and she has be n
| gwen one week to quit her ella m or suf-
| fer punishment
A most incredible story about old
! Maggie was told to Re ord man to-
| day By one who is believer in her
powers of witchery. He said that about
| two months since a valuable colt be-
Ion 20 him became singulafly af-
| iii ed, and all he could do would q we
| the poor beast no relief. He then
brought the animal to Chico and put il
in the care of our well known horse
doctor, Dad Hooper, who treated it
unsuccessfully for two weeks. Not
caring to lose such promising colt, he
| took il back to Helltown and gave the
] ~. 10 fuoptu dollars IN euro IL In
twenty four hours his colt was Brought
home seemingly entirely well. The
witch then ga e him ten-penny nail,
which she declared she cut right out OF
the animals heart, and he believed her
va to be the gospel truth In APP
pearance old Mag is about eighty years
of age and she looks for all the world
Ike witch, being toothless, almost
hal less, and living in wild, unkempt
style. - Chico (Cat.) Record.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-03-26
A Defense OF Cowboys.

"Tc as Charlie" whose real name Is
Cornelius Young, and who was one of
General Crooks scouts on his Arache
raid. is visiting his family in Albany.
He said to reporter yesterday; There
Is a mistaken not. on in the States about
cowboy. They are no more and no
less than herder' and drivers of cattle.
There are probably fifty or sixty of
them on ra1ch. When they have a
time of and visit town they are reck ess
and careles but when on duty are the
be Of me to come in contact with.
Of course they are always ready with
their guns. and are good shots, but then
they are generous to a fault. Without
an exception. hardly, e.ery cowboy
carries two revolyers, but IL is only when
drunk that theyu them knew one,
Slap Jack Bill, OF Arizona. vino would
90 into saloon and anu him elf by
shooting all the gla ware to pieces.
he next morning he would go round
and ray for the damage A rust 'er IS
different from a cowboy. A rusiler l. a
fellow who steal hor es and cattle
Cowboy are rather inclined TO tan'a.
Ire tend ifo I. rs they c II newcom-
SIS from the State by shooting at their
fe' t. max ne them buy drink , aud so
forth
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-03-26

There is a growing tendency to aban-
don the school-recess. The editor of
the Boston Journal of Education says
of the no-recess experiment, adopted in
Rochester, New York, that it has given
perfect satisfaction" Among the
advantages gained. he mentions, "a
continuous school-ssssion without inter-
ruptions in Woodwork" ''better
health of pupils, on account OF freedom
from exposure to cold and wet weather
in the midst of each session." " disc p
line easier. on account of freedom from
recess-troubles;' "more time for teach
ers, etc.; .'less hardness and absen-
t eism;" and less frequent opportuniti
for vicious pupils to come in contact
with and corrupt other pupils" Be-
lieving that these reasons are unsatis-
factory, and that the tendency is a bad
one, l propose to offer some general
against it.
The schools are utilitarian in their
aim; to fit the child for living success
fully is the object of their existence.
As animal strength is the foundation of
a. moral and physical welfare, and is
the chief condition of success in all tie
pursuits of life, the future welfa of
the child in every way depends upon
the normal development of his body.
An effeminate man is half sick; and
when it comes to any OF the severer
trials of life, either physical or moral.
where great endurance or courage is
required, the weakest must inevitably
be the first to succumb. This is
as true Of moral trials as Of physical,
for moral cowardice often results from
physical feebleness 1t is to be doubted
# anything that is taught in the schools
is of so much value to child that it
would not better b. foregone than TO be
obtained by the loss ofany physical gor
whatever Taken in the truest sense,
that city has the best schools where the
school restraints have least effect upon
the physical growth and normal devel-
opment of the pupils, and not the one
where the pupils show the greatest pro-
ficiency in acquiring in memort'er
way few fragments of conventional
facts which happen irrationally to pass
current for an education. But because
in so many of the schools the test to be
applied at the end of the term, or at the
end of the course, is the memoriter one,
and because no teacher expects her
pupils to be examined as to their health.
or as to whether they are forming habits
of life that will be conducive to health
fitness, it is not 10 be wondered at that
all the plans OF the teacher look more
to the development of conventional
proficiency than to the infinitely more
important matter of Lealth.-,IoSeph
Garter, in Popular Scicsce Monthly.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-03-26
itching PiIes-symptons and


FF Cure,
the symptoms are moisture. 1ike ,perspira-
ti, n intense itching. inci eascd by scratching I;
as il min worms were crawling in and about
the rectum; the private parts are sometimes
affected. II allowed 10 continue very serious
results may follow. ''SWAYSE'S ONT
MESr' is Il pleasant, sure cure. Aiso, for
letter, Itch. salt Rhruiu. Scaid- Head, EIysip-
elias BARRIERS Itch, Blotehes all scaly. crusty
Skin Diseases. Hox by mail, 80 IT,; for VI %.
Address, DIR. SWAYNL s. SON, Phila., Pa.
Sold by Druggists.
Liver, X idney or stomach Trouble
Symptoms: impure blood costIve bowels IL
regular appetite, sour belching, pains in sioe,
back and heart, yellow urine, burning when
urinating. clay -colored stools, bad breath. no
desire for work. chlls. tcyels, irritability
whitisb tongue. dry cough, dizzy head, with
dull pain In bach part. loss OF memory. foggy
sigh. For these troubles ..sW ! 4 E'S PILLS.
are q SIRE cure. Box. 40 Pi1ls). by mail. 20
cts 8 70, $i.00. address. DIR. SWAlSE
son, Ph,la., Pa. Sold by Druggists.
Coughs, Colds, Catarrhs Con-
6 sumption.
I Al Throat Breast, and Lung Affections
cured by the old estab ished s'SW AYNE'S
WILD-CHERRY." The first dose gives relief,
anil cure speedily follows. 25 Cts, or $1O0,
a. Druggists.
London Hair RestOrer-Great
English
Toilet Article. Restores growth, color, gloss,
aud softness. Removes;Dandrnf. Arstocrat-
/. families of Great Britain endorse it, Ele-
CANT dressing. Fragrantly perfumed. The
favorite Of rai.hion. At Druggists for 3s I'd,
or IS Cts. in L s. money
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-03-26
MoRAvIAN FALLS, N. c..

MORAyfAN FALLS, N. e..
Nov. 25, 1854
Mr.. EDIToR IAN ounce of proven ion is bet.
ter than pound of cure aud a pound If cure
is better than ship-load of argument in your
columns. | saw some time ago an advertise
ment of a medicine called BRApFlELD's FL
MALE REGULATOR and the wonderful resi- $
from its use: an, as my wife had been suffer-
er and invalid for FIFTEEN YEARS from pro-
lapsus and congestion OF the womb and pain
full menstruation, and the doctors could do her
no good, was persuaded to try the remedy.
80 sent for two bottles. and the result was
she improved so much | sent for another pack
age. and ghc is now able to 10 her household
work, and goes about wherever she pleascs. /
am confident she is permanently cured. 1 sent
for "a lot of this wonderful Female Regulator
to sell, and every bottle that have disposed
OF has given complete satisfaction, and the re-
suits are IN every case all that could be de-
sired.
With thanks to the "Enterprise." which
called my attention TO it, and 20 the Bradield
Regulator Co., and proprietors Of this great
boon. am gratefully yours,
j. w. DAVIS.
r. S.-You can publish this or not. as you see
fit, but for the benefit Of woman, hope you
will.
Anyone who doubts the genuineness
of the above can write to Mr.. Davis,
who will give all particulars.
Send for our book containing val
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