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Nevada County picayune., 1886-10-27
The 1ucurable Cured~A Plain
 statement of Facts,

My mother, Mrs. Feathers, has had a cancer of the womb for many months. Last winter the doctor told us 1t was a cancer, and cOuld not be cured. Five different phy- slcians in private practlc have said the same thing. We took her 10 the woman's hospital of this city, and there they repeated the same story. Dr. Emmett told us it was cancer, and she must die. We then took her to the New York College Hospital, and they told us the same thing there-that she had cancer and could live but very short time. She was then carried to my house, where she awaited patiently the coming of death as her only relief. We saw the advertisement of the Swift i Specific, and as a "drownine man grasps at straw" We went to the office of the company, and the physisian told me to try it--that 1t could do her ne harm, and that 1t would cure her. She had lost a great deal of flesh and strength, aud it seemed folly to give her medicine after what we had been told. However we commenced the s. $. S., and kept it up month before we began to see any improve ment. From that time on her general health improved, and she was soon raised from bed. The discharge increased so much that it frightened us, but we kept on, and the cancer came away in great sloughs and Jumps. For two months now there has been no sign of a discharge. Thank God, my mother is well, she is still at my house, and will be glad to speak for herself at anytime.
 MRS. REBECCA CRAMER,
 275 7th Ave.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-10-27

DON'T believe the campaign lies put out on Tom McRae, few days prior to to the election.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-10-27

THE bricklayers of the United States will hold a national con- vention in Cincinnati this month.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-10-27

IT is to be hoped that those membes of the Legislature who ride to Little Rock this winter on free passes will not collect mile- age from the State. Common de- gently forbids such dishonesty - Washington Press.
 That's just exactly the Way to state it. Yet some blatant.mouth reformers (?) that we know of have done so.-Texarkana Independent.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-10-27

New York, Dec. ?, 1885.
 TreastiSe on Blood and Skin Dis eases mailed free.
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,, Draw CT 3, Atlanta, Ga. l51 w. 23d St N. Y.
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al avn Hxnv,cE rEAtD ~
HszRo.

he eepeaAe ;ealn thh HoratnS bort
aRAyto the wesR the En.crful bat Al
AsAnSaod Sor-a q Cockalorl,1 81.
6Pe1nS IvieA IL P>f p~o-tk-sst-ro of this
tOvu. aud 1hnd Nose-z'P~r u the
b.CssoS d~y.lAsty). His Offset in
A5aaaaaine Lila Federal post at this
-hDs (Sss Civil Services Fraud ruies) is
% steer the Republican State ConTsn-
tioa. which nerts at Carson City to-
EIorrOu. through the intrieaeies oil the
political channel Aate into the Dlgelo~
hArbor. Though not q delegate to the
Convention. he evidently felt That he
might Tin the interest Of Civil Service
ksfofm) in some bundle way contrib
Hts TO the benent Of his master. aud IN.
der his approving eye.
II anything Tas needed 20 prove the
hTpocriiieal humbngsery Of the Mug
Wumpian bastard called Civil Service
Reform. this Elko postmaster. by the
grace Of Grover Cleveland. is n QuaIto
volume lbound in ealfD. aud is quite
enough TO turn the stomach OF every
honest Democrat Of manly Yirili,y who
II familiar with tue facts in the case.
II this Is modern Democracy. We will
have non bat tie antique article in
ours.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE

Past experience has demonstrated the
truth Of the axiom that Honesty ia the
best policy" in business ms we'll as in
private life; and actuated by this pclicy
l shall in the future ~ in the past Krrp
constantly ON hand a full supply Of fresh
aud desirable
GROCERIES AND Provision
Of the best quality, suitable to the 70.
qnireIoents of my customers, which will
be sold at tho lowest rates consistent
with sound business principles.
IL IL well known that "a large amount
OF money IL annually sent from EIko
eouhty III payment Tor goods purchased
abroad, and III some measure to coup-
teract these foreign purchases I have re-.
Gently added To my stock u we'll selected
and desirable line Of
Doors AND SHoEs
which I guarantee to sell at as lew 40
ures as the suiue quality Of goods can be
purchased elsewhere, transportation
added, with the advantage Of having nm
opportunity ~ examine the goods DO.
fore purchasing. All goods guaranteed
to be just M represented.
With sincere thanks to the public for
The liberal patronage extended IN tho
past. and soliciting "a continuance of tb.
same in the future. I an,
Respectfully,
Elko. Oct. 31st. 1885.
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Sisi0n. aud arS il iaSor VI sucn i~ski,IA.
zion a. will bsSt promote the education
al IntsrsSt Of StStS.
XIV.
The depression Of our mining inter
ests, = PROMINENT factor IL our REVENUE
resources. nrccssitatss the sIIieie1 ecu.
oniy in all branches Of our government.
both State aud County. and We demand
OF all Of u public officers that all
possible rrtr=nchments b. mH,le cou
sistsut With t:e proper discharss Of the
duues oi their several Offices.
XIV.
In common with the Democracy OF
the country We express III sympathy
with Ireland N hec great struggle Tor
Home Iule. The friends OF liberty
throusnpa; TIL wor! ere deeply in.e-
rested ia the EFF which the support
ers of Giad,toue and Parnell are now
making. to give the right to govern
themselves to the louS-sutf.ripg aud
greatly-wronSed Irish people aud We
sincerely hope the struggle of ireland
for her just rights shall be crowned
with complete success.
kEsoLvED. That in common with the
oil The whole country We
sincerely lament tie iUss oi the late
Vice-P=esidcut of the United State,
rLonas A Hendricks. the honnred md
trusted leader. who's cpnciiiutory couu-
sci and EIiOtic teachings ave become
the COMMON herr age of tug common
C uLtrr. We also profoundly u plore
that daring IL brief period Of time the
nation. and particularly the Democratic
party, has suffered the loss OF four oSher
eminent citizens in the p-rsuns Of the
gallant leader. George Is. Mcclellan,
tue rure aud wise Statesman. H0ruIIo
Seymour. tn superb hero, GruertI
Winfield Scott Hancock, and more rr-
Gently the demise of the Discerning
statesman, sagac!ous counselor and pro-
found political philo ,opher. Samuel j.
TIldeu.
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A case similar to that OF Sarah
Lawson. the beautiful San Francisco
actress, has inst oomc TO light in TINT
city. tho victim being Miss Fannie
Douglass, OF Virginia City, aged II
years. The guilelssS young girl left her
mother in Virginia Git, Ave months
ago. taking up her abode with an elder
sister in . house on Sixth street, in
which were n number Of former resi-.
dents Of her native city. On
Thursday last Miss Douglass
was taken, suddenly III and II doctor was
called who stated at once that she was
suffering from ~peritonitas. with no hopo
OF recovery. About two hours later
death relieved the poor girl Of her mig
cry
The denth was the result Of attempt.
cd abortion and the Yirl's dying state.
Hent duplicates II DR.. J. X. Dunbar
N the crime.
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N0T!GE CT ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE At
PG2!.C AGGTIGR.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN pursuance oE An order % the District
Court Of the Fourth Judicial District Of Tia.
State Of Nevada, In and for the County Of Il
10. m .de the Ilth DAY Of SEPT MUER, / &C.
III the nlSiter Of the estate OF GEon.E n
Deceased. tile undrrsigucd, the
administrator CT sIIl ,s.Aie, will cell At nab.
Tic auction. at the omse Of Russell 4 Bradley,
Ia the Town and County OF Elko. State Of
Nevada. 10 the highest bidder for cash. lawful
money OF tho U. s., End subject to counrIna.
ton by said District Court, on " EDSESDAY.
the Goth day Of OCTOBER, Iss5. At IL o'clock
NJ all the right. title, late. est snh estate Of IN.
said GEORGE II. SHEPHERD. Deceased. At the
hmo or bis dc tn, and ali the right, title and
interest that the IAid estate has by operation
OF Law or Otherwise acquired. olher than, OF 10
addition TO that OF said iOtestate at the time Of
he death. in and TO those certain iotS, piece.
or tracts Of land lying. being and situated in
Lilo County, State OF y vAda. on the South
Fork OF the humboldt river therein. compris.
lug what Is commonly kDown as Sheph-r s
Ranch. = d more pirticuiArIy described as Bc.
Ing the L. u OF The s W. < aud tbs ". u of the
>. T.. = Of Section 3, and the w. y Of n. l.,
=, and the y. u Of W. ! OF Section 10, sill
In Township 2! y, Range. IS Also ,he W.
y OF ". L, = Of lection IS. Township 81 ",
Range, So T.. Deed 81 expense 81 purchaser.
JOHN Il BaAULEY,
AdninistrAtoT OF tho estate
OF GEO. II. shepherd. Deceased.
Dated Elko. Sept. Is. 1856.
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Photography.

Prof. Burner our local artist has
placed . sample Of his work at the Ex-
p:esS Office aud informs Us that he vii
attend to the the Teut Gallery in his
yard during the absence of Mr.. Muher.
Every one knows Nr. Burner to bs ap
artist OF the ir>t ~magni;ul.. which is
n guarantee to good Photographic
work.
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photographs.

We will stay only a few days longer,
so come and get II good photograph of
yourself aud the baby. then have II per
feet picture OF your residence. aud you
will IL ever regret the small outlay
CEocKwELL az WooDMAssEE.
Exc 9.lS-I-w.
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Fan ana winter ooodsi

Ihavs just received = nns assortment
N Uampics for FALL AND WINTER
suits, and IS I have made special mr.
engagements. I am now prepared 10
make clothes 10 order cheaper than ever
before. None can compete with me- In
prices. II Jon want q nice suit, done
delay. Remember, perfect o. guaran.
Md. No ht. no pay.
~. RRINHAAF.
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s. N. Henley, mex, door 10 the Post.
Office, keeps u fill supply Of fresh
Peas, Wax Beans Cuonmbers, Oranges.
Lemons. Apricots aud Peaches At rcas.
onohlo prices. Take a look at hi4 daily
display.
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The GREAT ERGLlSH RIHsDY!

- = eNri failing
''ur,' for Ner cns b.
billy. sem nj wesS.
re - Ahsu,t-d VI
iHl.iy SIP. rmsio hos
= MANHOOD,
ilnr'''' hey. PrU~i1.
torrE9a lTarul sic
III Ill the fs'rbI.
cd cts Of sell abuse,
ynrth nj iolii.-s snd
eIccsS's In platcreI
r. uet Dr- nj
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M.H4Or, I@s=Itu I ..NS>Iur ! EL4ls ion. Aver.
sion 10 society. III nuc>z Uf NIs un, Noises In
the Heal. he NilHl fluid passing un n ,rvtd ir
~ urIr-. 'N"SS. = ~ DRINKISG ~.
r~sNICArlSG LIQUORS. sd other GIsea,ss
that lead To iusA NY and death.
Dr.. vi TIE. who l. 4 kECTiAR PnN sIctGS,
GRAnrArE or SHE CStyEHsTrI ~ z, NN.YL-
NANIA. will agree TO forfeit 500 for = r.sr OF
this Kind he VITAL R~EsTuRATiyE. tunI"r his
special sdvice u: & iT.S IN .nil viii Mt uto. or
FOR AnNthirg bapuf- or iuju tons found In IL
Du- MiSuE trcIt~ al &. ntNATE DISEASES STy-.
CsTTFuLLr WITHOUT MUECURT. Co<suLTA.
TION fUAE. Thorough 'xamius'iIn and al.
ytr". inc.uli"g an-lNsis Il rine as. PTic- of
Via Restorative. 81 20 a bottle. or four time.
the quantity for IS: sent TO amy sdFr-ss uInn
r-cript nG iriCe or L. q. H.. secured from OBJ
serNatiuu. ard In p-iyste name 10 dr..t.I. by
n A. MISr.E, II kearucy ST., Saa iran.
clEco, Cal.
SeaIf 7 pamphlet aud list u questions.
Sample Bette Tree.
wEl be sent 10 -ny on" Supplying ~ letter.
81 INK - toms s-N aud axe SilIct secrecy
In regard to- al business trains tSiiOas
DR. Minutes Kidney Remedy
NErHrTTicUN Cgr,s all lin > Of Kidney sud
BlAd ,"r CO!EpLEiuis. O'uur her al q. Lur-
curTtgeb. ct. For SNlc by ali Cru.si.t>: 81 &.
bottle, -iI L tiles rT g.
Dir NINiIE'S DsujrIion Pills, Arr the best
md cheapest uN-iFpsI1. and lliIuus cure IL
the nINrlci. Sold Gy ali druggists.
~S-Ig-SsT-!y.
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$500 REWARD.

The above reward viii no paid for tho ares,
and conviction Of any party or partie. found
guilty Of stniing. killing or running on
altering brands or mark, Of any live stock
he onging 10 ny member Of tho Scv.cs Liv,
stock Association.
Z. W. C%EuroHEB,
President.
II. ". LEwIs. Secretary
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Total ST. 1863 IS
This balance on hand is coin in til.
County Treasury to ti4s credit OF the
several school districts Of the county Ms
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COUNTY SCHOOL Fu,ps.

Following is a report Of the re- ipts
and disbursements OF the School Funds
Of Eko County for the school year eud-
ing August 81, 1856.
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand Sept /. 1885. Ss,401 IA
ReceiVed from State School
Fund. 1891 40
Received from County Taxes. 1866 50
Total 81, 1863 Is
DISBURSEMENTS.
Amount paid for Teachers
SALARIES. $751; 40
Amount paid for repairs /
School furniture. 1919 II
Amount paid for School ap-
pArat Is, SIS 90
Amour: paid for fuel g. con-
tnSent expenses, 633 81
BalAne. ON hand Sept, l, 1886, $3.50 80
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Total ........ $685. 80
G. W. GnovER.
Co., Supt. Schools.
Elko. Sept. /. 1886.
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Or. MINTIE,
Il 81 ECIAIIST,

No. IL. Ksarnsy st.. San Francisco. Cal.
Treats oil Chronic. SpecisI ara triSsts Dis.
sassA With wuLd. rfui sIccG.a-
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Generous provision, State and Com.
~, shonld be made for the support OF
public schools. They Hto eaitbiished
for The benefit OF all our people and
should be maintained entirely free from
religious or political bias. We believe
Ia thorough aud eMciont school super
The Dawson journal., 1886-06-10
Undigestcd Food

In the stomach develops an acid
which stings the upper part of the
throat and palate, causing "heart
burn" 1t also evolves II gas
which produces wind on the
stomach" and feeling and ap-
pearance of distension in that or
gan after eating. For both this
acidity and swelling Hostel or S
Stomach Bitters is much better
remedy than alkaline salts, like
hartshorn and carbonate of soda.
a wineglassful OF the Bitters, af-
ter or before dinner, will be found
to act as n reliable carminative or
preventive. his fine specific for
dyspepsia, both in acute and
chronic form, also prevents and
cures malarial fever, constipation,
liver complaint, kidney troubles,
nervousness and debility. Per-
sons who observe in themselves a
decline of vigor should use this
fine tonic without delay.
The Dawson journal., 1886-06-10
CopsIanlnti0n Cured

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per.
: mancns cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Casarrb, Asthma and all Throat ard Lung
pnections, aaao "a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com.
plants, af cs having tested its wonderful
curative powers ia th"usaada of cases, has
felt u hs duty TO make II known 10 his
suffering fellows. Actuatcd by this motive
and deairo 10 relieve humanity sufF, r'tr
! viii send free of charge, To all who de.
eire y. this recipe, in German, Frerch ~
English with full directions f,r prcpfr N,
and using. Sent ny mail hy afi lro, sing
with stamp. naming this paper. w
N"yv', iin Powcrs Book. Rocbascr
~ Y. " - '''''
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sO LIGHT Iy THE WINDOW.
Frona the CAseag3 Herald

Fron1 the Ca5eaZo EeraId-
As the train sped along in the
night, with drowsy passengers
outstretchsd upon the seats, the
conductor was observed frequent
ly peeriBg out Of the frosty win
dow into the darkness. The night
YVES black, and nothing coaId be
seen but sheen Of snow over the
shadOwy landscape, and yet the
conductor shaded his eyes with
his two hands and held his face
a weary looking face it was, too
close to the window pane.
Looking to see if your girls is
awake yet?' inquired the inquisi-
tive passenger, with q coarse
laugh.
The conductor looked around
and shuddered as with husky
voice he replied simply:
"Yes."
And then the inquisitiye pas
senger became garrulous and fa-
miliar. He sat down beside the
conductor and poked him in the
ribs as he slightly said:
"Ha, l see. Going to get mar
ried and quit the road. Going to
marry farmers daughter. Worth
much ?'
"She's worth a million TO me. ="
Further remarks in n smaller
vein did the passenger make, bat
the conductor deigned no more
replies. Suddenly the whistle Of
the locomotive gave a long, low
moan. The conductor stuck his
eyes still closer to the window,
seemed to fasten his gaze upon
some object in the darkness, and
then fell back in his seat with q
cry Of despair upon his lips.
The passengers gathered round
to enquire the nature Of the troub-
le, then the brakeman assist-
ed his chief to rise and led him
into the baggage car. The con-
ductor's face was as white as the
snow banks which fringed the iron
roadway, and in his eyes was a
look of fearless grief.
poor SAM" said the brake
man upon his return, cts bad
night for him. Four weeks his
little girl has been ill. Night af-
ter night he was at her bed, but
then she got better and he ccme
back to his train. He arranged
with his wife that il all was well
with the little one she'd display a
lighted lamp right in the window
Of the sick room. The boys all
knew it, and every night we all
looked for the light almost as ca
gerly as Sam himself He lives
by the side of the track back here
few miles--and tonight there
was no light in the window for
Sam"
The Dawson journal., 1886-06-10
Cnre for piles.

Piles are frequently preceded
oy a sense Of weight in the back.
IONS and lower part Of the ab,Io.
men, causing the patient to SUM-
pose ne has some affection of tbe
Kidneys or neighboring organs
AZ times, symptoms Of indioes-
tion are present, fatulency, unea-
siness OF the stomach, etc. A
noistnre-like perspiration, pro-
d.ncing very disagreeable Itch
ing, after getting warm, is n com
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding
and Itching Piles yield at once to b
70 the application Of DIR. BogaD-
ko's Pile Remedy, which acts Ii
rsctly upon the parts affected, alb
eorbing the rumors, allayin0 the
intense itching, and efectinp n
permanent cure. Price 80 cents.
Address the DIR. Bosnnko Medi.
sine Co., Piqua, o. Sold by w.
Z. kendrick, Dawson, Ga.
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MYAHBTTIox.

II was always my ambition to un-
sarp proud position as the
husbsnd Ct woman, who was
pretty, god AMI sweet
" Tor divers years / tarried and
L found her; we were married,
sad | guess I was ns happy 81
th1 most men you meet
When she stood beside the altar
and / saw her blush and falter,
IN her charming maiden modes
y, I loved her all the more.
Bat my hsppiness was over
whes The truth I did discover,
how her blush was made to On.
der from stuff made at the
store;
And her hair, 30 rich and pretty,
had been purchased in the city,
Of an aged costume maker, who
snpplied the girls with hair.
And her teeth With rosy border,
they were also made to order,
and her figure was constructed
b. sn artificial aid.
All my dreams were rudely bust
ed,snd felt so.badly disgnsted.
when | saw the traps and trink-
cts which made up a lovely
maid.
] suspected every woman who as-
sumed posture human as n
creature made to order by wig
uakers wrong of course }
10 l tramped down my ambition.
threw away my proud position,
and have since been quite bank.
rupted by On action for divorce.
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What shall we do with our Daugh-
teFs?"

This question is asked by a we'll
known lady lecturer. Well, we
can do great many things with
them; ono thing, we must take
good care of their health, and not
let them run down and become
enfeebled. For the feminine all
ments, which may be summed up
in one word-debillty, we have a
sovereign remedy in Browns Iron
Bitters, which has done much
good. Miss Mary Greenfield, Of
Galatia, ILL.,, writes, browns Iron
Bitters cured me of nervousness,
Indigestion and general poor
health" Let the other young Ia
dies take the hint.
The Dawson journal., 1886-06-10

BRAnFELD's FEMALE REGuLA-
TOR viii give ablooming oolor, nm
elastic step and n cheerful spirit
to the woman OF sallow complex
ion, heavy dragging motion and
melancholy disposition.
Send for our Treatise on"IFeaith
aud Happiness OF Woman" mail
oh free.
BRAnEtELDg REGULATOR Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Dawson journal., 1886-06-10
BUCKI4RN'S ARNICA sALvE.

The best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Philblains, Corn and
all Skin EFuptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satiafartion, or money refunded.
Prioe 25 cents per box. For sale
by Crouch Bros.
The Dawson journal., 1886-06-10

To al who are suffering from the erro-s
and IrlsilscretloBs of youth, nervous weak
ness early decay, loss II manhood. &c. 7
Eli aelld . reclpe that viii cure you. FEzz
or cHAITz- Ills great remedy Was dis
covered BY Missionary 81 South America.
send sesf.Addresssd enyelOT,e u the REv.
JosEfH I. ISXAS, Station d. Eevv Y1rE,
CIty- July 3fgh. SIR.
The Dawson journal., 1886-06-10
LraI Nnttee

St Mary's Oil = God-send to
the nation, a. it viIl cure al pain
of every description, both inter
nal and external This oil Is a
family doctor. Its merits are IN
equaled Sold by all dealers in
medicines. Sample bottle p
cents; full size 80 cents and SL00
4 sure care for rheumatism.
All that is asked i trial J. H
Goodwin, Proprietor, 90 w.
Fourth St. Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Dawson journal., 1886-06-10

The Bacon badges worn at Mad
is0n bore the inscription, "The
incorruptible Bacon, against twelve
years Of robbery and misrule. I"
Tnose twelve years represent the
p lministrations Of Governors
Smith, Oolquit, Stephens, Boynton
and Mcdaniel. How do their
friends like the spirit which flies
these badges 2-Constitution
The Dawson journal., 1886-06-10

Formerly physicians confound-
ed rheumatism with gout; but they
are now known to be distinct dis
cases. Rheumatism attacks every
age, gout only adults. But wheth-
or you have to- cope with one or
the other, Salvation Oil will be
found equally eflicacious. 1t kills
pain. Price twenty-five cents n
bottle.
The Dawson journal., 1886-06-10
Dr. Gunn's LIVER pills

Removes Constipation, prevents
Malaria, cnres Dyspepsia, and
gives new life to the system
Only one for a dose. Free aaro.
pies at W. G. Kendrick's
The Dawson journal., 1886-06-10

1~-ItCh, Prairie Mango, and
hcratches OF every kind cured in
80 minutes by Woolford's Santa
ery Lotion. Use no other. This
never fails. Sold by w. G. Ken
sdrick, Druggist, Dawson Ga. yr.l
The Dawson journal., 1886-06-10

A Philadelphia boy lost his
grip on the string of his
toy balloon, and It went up
out OF sight. Wulking up
10 bis mother he said, Mamma, l
had got tired of that thing, 50 /
Thought / had bcstg give it to God" {"
There are grown folks who, having
lost their money by bad luck or
edrelessness, feel resigned to
Providence in very much the spirit
of that boy.
The Dawson journal., 1886-06-10
East Tenn. and Shenandoah
Valley Routes,
Through the Virginia Springs
and Mountains.
Savannah, Florida &
Western Ry.

All tr' ins on this road are run by Cen
tral Standard Time.
TlIME CARD IN EFFECT MAY 9.
Il 1886. Passenger Trains on this road
will run daily as follows:
FAST MAIL
The Dawson journal., 1886-06-10

Joe Dunk shot George Shep-
pard in the leg on Tuesday. The
ball was extracted skillfuIly by
Dr. Dawdy, who exclaimed TO
Sheppard, Is this a legacy, or a
leg see?' Sheppard thought it
was IN ill-leg-it-i-mate case. Both
parties are Of the African persua-
sion. The Marshal not being
around in martial array, the re-
volving niger quietly skedadIed.
Both coons are said to be gamblers
and gay gamboliers; that is, they
gamble on the verdant in the
winter and gambol on the green
IN summer--to save house rent