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Mohave County miner., 1886-02-28
BAKERS
MINING HORSE POWER,

rIsH,E ,iOsf EFFICIENT AND pKAC-
u tiSzi Machine fxeY iHvtnt.d for tie ser.
wee 10 pI.DsFEtsfDisS end othes~ re-
Sgirins the sse IT horse Esassr fvssress.
tBg AL TIE requirements ot hri class
nsss.il and sfefdilst means flr the oonisnr
oas ,yiafiiit4. ~ i pBn y as b.fsr M.illoat
Interfering with q heissiEe Apparatus.
IL Is meds entirely III f9n; 30 psss
Weighs sysr 80 pouIids. ~ tho .niinsry
sped 81 q horse, iWgssiattd buskst ~
ore may he raised 40 fest per nsinntr. 1st
hosting drstQ il CnGnr the c0naiaets etss.
tri IL ths nian ~ this shaft, sId Is eaP7his
Of oaryi2g so fset 81 & stsei rope The
s,ssg of erection il slight, IS two ria1 u
half q day can easiiy "a; il In place read,
for work.
While this ?oger u nsore parsieaiAfiy for
mining purposes. il * sgsidiy 80 tptea TO
al Dthep nAs whsr9 ani,psl gsSss il reluir-
ID. ~ seId for eircriar. Address
RANKIN, BRAY,IoN & CO.,
PACIFIC IItgS WORKS.
San Frarsiseo, Chicago and New York.
3--?iu
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-28

D IA .ss - ~ 40 d. .
The oniy BATTERY snown 70 The y GRID
eapahie Of bel, ~ n tRtSfs1~Ill EIlSIAAb
PkOpEETiEs, " tyh Is 1i:Ehsf g~tD lhAO
THE SYSTEM. Ifycn are afflicted with AIRY u
the following DISKS. s, don't .Degieet 10 wear
ope Of our I:attsTits.--yiS;
Parsivsis, brain and Eeryoss DlseaSeH.
Rheuma Ism, Gogt, swollen Joints, seis'ies,
Neuralgia, Lunbago, Ae.sts atd Pains, Nervous
and g. neral I,cbiiity, kpinal i~as's. weak
Esrk or de, " asiing, d. rnr.. E.stlrss N'gifs,
Pnilnsss OF bleed, a,k tfFUwer u VI VI or
Action, Pslpifa;;on cftto ii"rTi, Loss OF Sirrs-
ory, Loss OF ConAs~ne~. 4 Mating Spclls, LyRie.
sia, Epilepsy, Hcsrtbrn, DfgpeTsia, fHis
Hheuna Bronchitis, weak 'eDaeh, flzinlehey,
Diseases Of ire Heart ard Lungs, Dropsy.
Asthma, Ple-fiev, tnnsiipaticn, jig indAee'
cafarri, Sore Thu o., D,laIiiy, Piles. iamofs,
sores, Eoils. CErimpelrs. Feyer and Ague, Liver
Corpiaisi.. iissstrs. kidney .tornplsiHts.
Gravel, tgliIls. Irnpof"ne-, Diser'.ered tonfi.
iions Of tie Liver. Elood, Kidneys or Urinary
Organs. 2.
DIR. RHODES rArENT ELECTRIC
rRANsFUsING EATTEHY II worn AUS
pended from the neck by means 81
siikrn cord and yests upon tho Spinal
CoIamn. Sent by mail everywhere.
small siz~, 500; double sire, $500.
eeDd for Ctreuisr. Address all commit
sicstions TO w. II. BROWN. Manages
P.O. Box 762,
90 CHURCH ST., NEW YORK CITY
II not satisfactory after fair trial will
refund the money.
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-28
DR.. LieblQ

80 L0sT EzA DR.. Lieblg
az <rarz>c,E Disp~ssavy, Css.
III ytJSMD nv t.eary saa Masss
lrrkD.GY>N sil1 81 SIS, nam E.assss'
" k1Ny wv The Colleges ias.iln,s
vi fof the cnre of MI
y HEALTH " special complicated a
30 called incarabie 5sssa~.-. nr. l,sbig's
Gsruiau invlgoratos j positively gnsranteeo
70 oore nervous and pltssius. debility, soiIi.
in;si w.isknrss,iost tsi,nts0sd. si1rmsturrii,a
loss oi ,snorgy, ria9risz and aiEkstess in the
heisai. i4teisncs9lta, agpe .sSs feeli1gs, rssia-
torrhea. and all tie rssaias Of yoat!iisI i'm,
pra,isace ana s1cussss VI faseare yeats. The
Doctor, rrgu.ar egsssfN pnyAiaisn frUtn
karopg gsii agrees 10 fJffeis uBs tlanz4nt
dollars for 4 cdse ia. insigoTaGf viii no.
cure uilsieY sf,esifi Fsatffsnl H.ss nayiaa.
lie rsasoo ~ G;tSly c.E not col nnfed 81
weakness and the aa,ye disspes D swinc /,
a eoiaip..cu.i,1. cyS,iea prastatofrtsa, which
ssIaisrs jrsauliaf tyens pasH..
De. Liebig.'s Isy.goyator No, in ths oni,
positive eufp for ,rsafss;orfhaa. pfins al
either insigorator, ~ ger bps,ioas,x faf = 10.
'sni 10 any stsfeas or rocr!qs OF price, OF
q. %, ~. Responsible Iefacns csn pay
when cured. strtc.est secrecy Maintained.
Pafisufs cared 1t lsolae. Or. Iiebls Dis
psns'ry has aa Flsgaut Drag Store IA iis
Iniiaing,
To.p frequent evacuation u ths BLADDER
and kppy sediraant n arins ars symptoms
Of sec.ncisry Seminal Weakness and Pr.s.
I. .oirBea. Complaints readily yield 10 the
Or. bSeiIig Treatment.
Oiiinary 0ases lny recent care Of special
~ private diseases cured for $40 RENE
Dies aa;sirt6h; - surs via be profaptiY sent,
With, full directions and a6sIae, IN receipt 81
&iu All pteaalss are sscl .p.y covered
ffyra observation.
fsviaosttir sitnp.ss Frse.
To provo the yuu4aIfia pp~ur f,hss,sa,
GersIau invig"-''v N sJt'la If either
lr ,i.ss IS.i bs sent frno % eanras. Per
'spns ordssira q free .slttIa viii oniy have 10
pgy sxpFtasigp on delivery
Most p.xerfrI EIertr;c Ba,ts srse to pa
.ieiats Concentration, "xsptinatisIa and I'D.
vice fr,s and private Gall or yrits.
DR. LffBitf z rO., 400 Gcery ST..
Private Entrance. tfsS Mason 80. Is. u :. Cal.
Salyi s!sf
Mohave County miner., 1886-02-28
TIE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

s,,zz -, rs 4 NEVER FAIL.
81 !. - t.a'- z. ! & Lnre for asryDgt
yx% ~ q Debility. ESsiRs4toc
~ r "a ss3viI8ltt,, semitral
~ ~ 800 Jsiys Weakness SpaItnhior.
a. 90 x z shssa, Lost .hRniooj,
~ = ~ 81 " IsaPoteusy, r sStE-
p-s.'s ~ 1. s.;OrrLoa, Para y ! =,
~ ~ sid al tho tSrribl. e.
M ~ 80 Fleets Of SELF Abuss,
~ 90 ~ vs. -yputhfnl foiIIss ano
sScesaS-s IA ,iai0sef ytars, sush As Loss .!
.s.,nory, f.aasitude, Nncturaal Emission
version 10 SoUioty. D!Inress Of Vision.
SOiass in thu Head: the vital fluid Fassinf
dnubserved In the urine, and ioany Other
iiseasss that lead - InSsnits aud Death.
DR.. MISTLR, WHO Is regular physiclaE
graduate Of the University Pennsylvania
sill agree TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollar
for ease Of this KIND this VITAL RE5iOR.
ALIVE under bis speo,a) advice ana treat
lnsiltI will not cure, or for a1ytnIiig impair
pr injuriups fouBd in it. DR.. Bintie treats
81 private diseases successfully without
gnegcrsy. Consultation free ThOrCugt
DENOMINATION ana advice. including snalysds
II arins, Five dollar Price Of Vital Res
torative. Size hottie. or four time
the quantity for five doilars; sent 10 any ad
dress rpon receipt Of pric.,, or G. D u, ~
cure from observation and in private maine
Il desired, by
A. Z. Mintie, NJ. D.,
Ii Kearny st. san Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
Will be SCOT to anyone applying by lstter.
stating symptoms, Sax and age Strict Sc
cresy in regard ~ all bnsiness Transactions.
Dir. MINUTES KIDNEY REMEDY,
cures ali kinds # kidney
md bladder complaints, Rono-Ihoea, glect,
For sale by all druggists al
One dollar per bot Ele; six bot ties for Five
dollars. -
DIR. MIsTTE'S DANDEIJOS PILLS
are the best and cheapest dyspepsia and
Bilious cure in the market. For sale by all
jrspgists.
I.Isu91ff
Madison times., 1886-06-12
Counterfeit Coins.

Jingling coin is not always a sure way
by which to detect its baseDess. In explana-
ton of this Mr.. Tsnda, of the Coin Depart
ment in the Sub Treasury, New York, tells
areporter: MANY good coins lack ring,
and many bad ones have it-esDecially gold
coins filled with platinum. If silver coin
Is of lead its color will betray L.; if it is filed
q sharp eye can always detect the joint be-
tween the two halves. The absence of ring
is easily explained. Silver dollars are
stamped from long strips. the ends OF which
strips are apt to get curled in such manner
as to break the iamina of the metal, 50 that
the COLDS cut from it have flaws which de.
stroy the ring.
We do not judge coins by the ring, but by
the appearance. A counterfeit among a
number of dollars spread out on table will
looks larger than the real dollar in most
cases, and il all of base metal its color Is
always bad. A coin made OF lead, zinc aud
powdered glass has ring. but 1t is always
larger than the genuine dollar. Ring, there
fOie means but little. We have about thirty
bad silver dollars brought in here every day
and the business seems to be on the In
crease.
with gold coins the. detection Of counter
felt is more difficult. Those filled with pla
tinum have fair ring and the JOIN. IN the
edge is effaced by remil.iDg. Platinum /.
worth only about one-third Of the value Of
gold, weight for weight l have SO gOlC
pieces out of which $l4 worth of gold haC
been taken and replaced by platinum, max
Ing an exceedingly dangerous counterfeit
which only good judge Of coin can detect
The ring IS good and the weight is there
while the whole outside of the coin is genu
ine."
Madison times., 1886-06-12
For Selling Bibles.

A party of ladies were being shown
through the Arkansaw penitentiary. One
of the party, upon noticing a handsome
young fellow, thus addressed him:
You are very young manto be in such a
place as this"
"Yes'um."
what must your father think?'
think that if could get out I'd do it."
"How long are you in for?"
Five years."
"What was your crime?'
"Selling bibles"
"Whatv' the lady exclaimed in astOnish-
ment,
"Yes, selling bibles"
why, is it crime to sell bibles in this
state?'
at seems to be, num-"
"Oh, what heathenish country. am a
correspondent for the Apostle at Work and
shall write up your case. Now" taking
out note book, 'please give me the partlc-
ulars."
"Well, while was selling bibles on the
street man came up and arrested me.
was taken before the court and sentenced to
peDitentiary."
You don't tell me So"
"Yes'um."
And all this for selling the precious
book. Where did you get the blbles?'
''StOle them"
The note book closed with a snap.
Madison times., 1886-06-12
She Knew Her Man.

Prof. Y, an excellent educator and pro-
found student, who does not spurn reason
able share of homely household duties that
falls to the lot of every head of New Eng.
land family of moderate circumstances, was
in his den deeply absorbed In the contempla.
ton of an abstIuse subject, when his wife
opened the door and called softly to him:
my dear, could you help us in osr house
cleaning by beating just three rugs that
you'll find out under the south window of
the parlor? If you will, please take them
out into the back yard, and beat them and
hang them on the line, and I'll be so much
obliged"
The professor arose, seized his most ser.
vlceable walking stick and went out into
the yard still deeply absorbed in the learned
meditations that had occupied him in the
house. He took one of the three rugs from
under the parlOr window, transferred it to
the back yard, beat it long and manfully
and hung it on the line. When he came
back for another rug he was still too much
absorbed TO notice that there were still three
beaten another and had hung that out, and
had come back again, and there were still
three rugs under the window, his medita.
tions never switched of from the subject of
their concentration to the regular and mys-
teriOus renewal of the third rug.
Ard so he kept on beating those three
rugs and medltatiDg until the morning wore
to midday, and the professor began to grow
hungry; and when the yearnings Of appetite
actually brought his contemplation down to
sublunary things it occurred to HIM to look
at the clOtheslIne, and there counted no less
than sixteen rugs, all beautifully beaten
Boston Record.
Madison times., 1886-06-12
Gladstone's Egg-Flip.

Observers familiar with the house Of
commons for great many years are a
good deal scandalized at the recent
adoption OF an American freedom of
manners by some of the most distin-
guished members. 1t is all very well
for Mr.. Gladstone, at his time of life,
to refresh himself from time to time
with a mouthful of egg-flip, but the GUS
tom which now seems to have come
into fashion with some much younger
orators on the front opposition bench of
having brandy and soda on the table
to sip from while they are speaking is
decidedly to be reprobated. Even in
the old hard-drinking days Mr.. Pitt
used to 60 behind the speakers chair to
drink his tumbler of port wine before
addressing the house. Another objec-
tionable and even disgusting habit in
troduced by some occupants of the front
opposition bench is that of reclining
back in their seats and planting their
feet on the historic table of the house
of commons. Spittoons will probably
be the next innovation.-London Cor.
Cardiff Nail.
Madison times., 1886-06-12
A STRANGE COINCIDENCE.
Two Pockets Internationally Pick
ed Of Watches.

Two Pockets Unintentionately Pick
ed Of Watches.
While Policeman Andrew Sullivan of the
Thirty fifth street squad was getting of a
Third avenue elevated railway train at
Thirty fourth street, about o'clock yester-
day morning, one of his brass buttons caught
the watch chain OF a man boarding the
train. AS neither noticed the entAngle.
ment, this resulted in drawing the watch out
OF the pocket of its owner, who hurried On
the train, leaving his timepiece dangling at
Sullivan's button. Sullivan did not realize
what had happened until the train had gone.
He reported the matter to Capt Ryan later
in the day, and general alarm calling for
the owner of the watch was sent out
While reporter of The Sun was pressing
through the crush to board an elevated train
on Saturday evening, after returning from
the Cedarhurst steeplechases, he felt a
strong tug at his watch chain. Placing his
hand over his vest, he felt chain hanging
straight down. Then it flashed through his
mind that somebody had stolen his watch.
Further investigation discovered strange
watch at the end Of the chain, while his own
watch was safe in his pocket. Two watch
chains had caught together. and the weaker
one had given way. n. Y. Sun.
Madison times., 1886-06-12
FIFTY THOUSAND CHARACTERS
Chinese Type Cases Sixty Feet Long
and what they Contain.

Chinese Type Cases Sixty Feet Long
and what they Contain.
The feature of the Toxic Niehi Niohi
Shinbus office was Its type case-for there
was only one Of bodytype. And such case!
1t is divided 70, utility into two sections
slOping toward an alley five .eet wide. Each
section is four feet wide by thirty feet long
-four by sixty feet. This is divided into
small compartments or boxes into which the
type is laid in regular piles, several piles In
box, with faces all towards the compost
tors, mostly boys, big and little.
Each holds wooden ''stick" with brass
rule, says the Pail Mall Gazette. The type
is all of size, the "stick" Is not set to the
measure of the column, which Is twenty
ems plea, but to about half the measure, it
being the business of the other workmen to
impose the lines in columns, take proof and
make up forms.
Armed with sticks and rule and copy the
dozen cOmpOstOrs read the last in an earn
est, slng-sOng way, each rushing to some box
far or near for the needed letter then back
ten or twelve feet to the needed one.
All are on the lively move, rushing ard
Skipping to and fro, right and left, up aud
down, chas5e, balance to partners, swing
the corners, up aud back singing the copy,
catching one letter here another there, pranc
ing and lodging, humming and Skipping
a promenade, cOtiliiOn, Virginia reel, rae
Quet and all-hands-arOund upon the same
!, floor at the same time and the same dancers
| in each-a perfect maze Of noise and con-
fusion yet out of confusion bringing printed
order. 1t was asight to be seen.
How many different characters are there
in this case, anyhow was asked of the
guide. Then the guide asked the printers
and none could answer better than say
Nobody knows. sir! Nobody knows
many thousand"
Later on ne repeated the same question TO
a more intelligent person, who said: AT
least 50,CO0" That will account for the re-
markable size of the case and the racing to
and fro of the compositors.
Madison times., 1886-06-12
Two Qualifica a.ions.

Bromley, see that Congressman Collins
is going to abandon official life on eccount
of the pressure of profitable private busi-
ness"
$50 understand, Darringer. Stanford /
notice, will decline a denomination on ae-
count Of his great wealth."
Bromley, why don't you run for Con-
gress? There's possible chance"
"How SOP"
swell, IL men Of business will not have
the Office, and men of fortune don't care
about it, it strikes me that it Is your oppOr-
tuDity. The fields open to men who have
neither business nor fortune. You have
both qualifications to wonderful extent
Phil, Call.
Madison times., 1886-06-12
A Strange Coincidence.

The truthfulness OF the old saying
that misfortunes never come singly is
sustained, says The San francisco
Chronicle, in the strange fatality fol.
lowing John and Maurice Nugent,
brothers, who reside in Oakland. Both
men are candy-makers by trade, and
Maurice had been employed in San
Jose for the past six months. On
Wednesday afternoon he determined to
come to this city. and as he was board
ing the train in the San Jose depot he
slipped and fell Before he could re-
cover himself his left arm was so badly
crushed by the wheels of the moving
train that 1t was found necessary to
amputate it near the shoulder.
His brother Jonn Nugent, was in San
Jose in search of employment at the
time, but he did not hear of the acci-
dent which had befallen Maurice. He
was without money, and, being desirous
of returning to this city, he started out
TO walk. he reached Menlo Park early
yesterday morning as the freight train
was passing, and he boarded the cars
with the intention of stealing a ride
He rode as far rs San Mateo, and while
endeavoring to climb to the roof of one
the cars he lost his balance and fell to
the track, the wheels of the cars pass
ing over his left arm, above the elbow.
His cries for help attracted the atten-
ton of brakeman, who had the train
stopped, and the unfortunate man was
picked up and brought to this city. He
was afterward removed to :he receiving
hospital and the injured member was
near the shoulder joint His
left leg was also badly lacerated and a
number of stitches were taken in the
desh to draw it together.
Madison times., 1886-06-12

Judge f. A. Noonan will publish, after
the Maxwell trial is closed, 10O-page vol
ume under the name of the Trunk Tragedy,
which will contain complete history of the
murder OF Preiler. and the trial of Maxwell,
carefully compiled from the statements of
the officers and testimony of the witnesses
in the great case, with Interesting incidental
details. The book which will be- handsome
~ and prOfusely illustrated, viii be sold for
- cents, and Will be placed on sale by the
81. Louis News Company. Judge NOOnan
10 strong and graceful writer and in his
hands the story of the most sensational trial
OF modern years will be told so effectively
tnat the book cannot fail to achieve imme-
dlate popularity and have an enormous sale.
81. Louis Sunday Sayings.
Madison times., 1886-06-12
An Appropriate Song.

Grandma" said little girl, "why
don't you sing to the baby while you
are rocking it to sleep?"
Il cannot sing" replied grandma,
Il haven't any teeth"
WELL ] guess you can hum q song.
can't youP"
Maybe can. what song would you
like to have me hump
II guess the Rock Of Ages would
b good one Just now" replied the
Itttls eirl--Natioual Weekly.
Madison times., 1886-06-12
Little Foxes Which Spoil the Vine

Little Foxes Which Spoil the Vines.
One little fox is "By and By" If you
track him you come to his home-Never.
Another little fox Is 81 Can't" You had
better set on him spry, plucky little thing.
Il Can" by name. 1t does wonders.
A third little fox is "No Use In Trying. !"
He has spoiled more vines and hindered the
growth of more fruit than worse looking
enemy.
A fourth little fox is 81 Forgot" He Is
very provoking; he is great cheat; he slips
through your fingers like time; he is seldom
caught up with.
A fifth little fox is Don't Care" Oh, the
mischief he has done!
Madison times., 1886-06-12

THE VOLrAIc BELT Co., Marshal Mich,
offer to send their Celebrated VOLTAIc
BELTS and Electric Appliances on thirty
days trial to any man afflicted with Nervous
Debility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, &c.
illustrated pamphlet in sealed envelope
with full particulars, mailed free. Write
them at once.
Madison times., 1886-06-12
Might Have Been Worse.

Esthetic Young lady-"Can you
conceive of anything more sombrely
and POLITICALLY solemn than the denoue-
ment of Romeo and Juliet? Could the
poet have made their fate more weirdly
tragic?"
Cynical Bachelor-"Oh, yes; he might
have married them" THE HQtchet,
Madison times., 1886-06-12
IS II Not Singular

that consumptives should be The least ap-
prehensive of their own condition, while all
their friends are urging and beseeching them
to be more careful about exposure and over
doing. 1t may well be considered one of
the most alarming symptoms of the disease.
where the patient is reckless and will not
believe that he is in danger. Reader, If you
are in this condition, do not neglect the only
means of recovery. Avoid exposure and
fatigue, be regular in your habits, and use
faithfully of DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical
Discovery" 1t has saved thousands who
were steadily failing.
Madison times., 1886-06-12
Didn't Wait.

Child Ito visitoD-"Mamma has gone to
put on another dress"
VisitOr-"Ahr'
Child-"Yes. Saw you comm an run
upstairs"
VisitOr-"Ah, hah."
Child--"Said there comes that hateful
Mrs. Anson. wish she would stay away.
Oh, don't be In hurry. Wait till mamma
comes down."
Madison times., 1886-06-12

Bowen's Budget, Fort Plain, y. Y, for
March, 1885, says: In the multiplicity OF
medicines placed upon the market. ii is
sometimes difficult to distinguish between
the meritOrIOus and the worthless. There
are at least two excellent remedies widely
used, the efficiency of which are undueS-
toned. We refer to st. Jacobs Oil and Red
Star Cough Cure.
Madison times., 1886-06-12

Faithfnlness is necessary i'm all kind. of
work. Especially is ii necessary, in treat
ing cold, to procure the best remedy, which
is Aliens Lung Balsam. and take it faith
fully according to directions, and it will cure
cod every time and prevent fatal results.
Sold by all druggists at 25c., Soc, and Sl.0C
a bottle,
Madison times., 1886-06-12

Solicitor of Patents, +. o. McCltary, of
Washington, ID. c., says the only thing tina;
did him any good, when suffering with Sc
we're cough of several weeks standing, was
Red Star Cough Cure, which is purely vege-
table and free from OpiateS and poison.
Madison times., 1886-06-12

New Hampshire contributes to the strike
news something at once unique and strange
A dispatch from Laconia says: The Ia
bOrers in this section are satisfied that bet
ter wages are paid here than elsewhere, and
there Is no cause for alarm concerning o
strike"
Madison times., 1886-06-12

PRlCKLY ASH BIrrERs warm up and invig.
crate he stomaoh, improves and strengthens
the digestive organs, opens the pores, pro-
notes perspiration. and equslizes the circu-
lation. AS a corrector of disordered system
there is nothing to equal 1t.
Madison times., 1886-06-12

A bunch of very dark purple pansies with
one or two white ones, makes pretty breast
knot for any young woman who has array
ed herself in LentOn black or gray.
Madison times., 1886-06-12

Arrangements are being made in England
and Scotland to establish danger signals,
in connection with the weather service, for
the purpose of making known such atmos-
pher,c changes as may affect the working
of the Mines
Madison times., 1886-06-12

A foreigner and an alien ought to attend
TO nothing but his own business, never to
meddle with the affairs OF others, and least
Of all to pry into the concerns OF a foreign
state.
Madison times., 1886-06-12
Beautiful Woman

are made pallid and unattractve by func.
tional irregularities which DR.. Pierce's "Fa-
vorite Prescription" will infallibly cure
Thousands of testimonials. BY druggists.
Madison times., 1886-06-12

There Is no man that imparteth his joys
to his friend but he Jyeth the more and no
man that lmparteth his griefs to friend
but he grleye.h the less.
Madison times., 1886-06-12

lTCHlNo and irritst.ons Of shs skin and
scalp burns scalds, piles, ulcers, poisons, bites
Of insects and all skin diseases, quickly cured BY
Coles Carbolisalv0 Is 80 cents, at Druggisa-
Madison times., 1886-06-12

The master ought not to be ennObled by
his house, but the house by the master.
Madison times., 1886-06-12
A MOST Liberal OFFER:

IL you wish to destroy avarice, YOU must
destroy luxury, which is its mother.
Madison times., 1886-06-12

Don't hawk hawk, blow, spit, and dis
gust everybody with your offensive breath,
hut use DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and end
IL
Madison times., 1886-06-12

Cannot be washed on. The color produced
by Bucsingham's Dye for the whiskers.
As an antidote for malaral disorders,
fails.
Madison times., 1886-06-12

For Cuts, Calls, Old Sores, Scratch
es, Thrush, etc., use Stewards Heal
ing Powder, Is and so cents box.
Madison times., 1886-06-12

The cut in overland rates caused a big rush
of emigrants to the Pacific coast.