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Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-08
THE SILENT SECRET.
Or How Roe Re ginald Rosecranft, the
Poet, Pray red for Succor.


Post, Pray red for Succor.
Helene Rcgern lere sat upon the
silken divan in the palatial residence OF
her father, the plumber, on Fifth av.
enue. Beside her, his cow-lick droop-
ing gracefully over his alabaster brow,
sat Roe Reginald ROsecranft, the poet
and litterateur. TIL, night was waning.
Through the parlor window shone fair
Luna. about three-qu.irters full, at times
coquetishly lodging behind teecy
cloud as she carried on a nocturnal
Irritation with Jupiter Twas a fit hour
for the communion OF souls. Roe
Reginald's attenuated arm encircled the
tapering waist of Helene, and her fair
head rested upon the shoulder OF his
thredbare coat Roe was uneasy.
..Is thy soul restless this night, my
love? Has the divine afflatus seized
thee in it's inexorable grasp? Gaze
upon yonder effuIgent orb and lnethinks
in her quiet beauty thou shalt find sur
cease of sorrow, love.
Ard still the poet was restless.
w
dearest?" said He lene.
Hardly" WIS the reply in hoarse,
cadaverous tome Words will not suf-
fee"
Then Helene leaned over her poet
lover and pressed burning kiss upon
his alabaster brow, Looking into the
azure depth Of lis soulful eyes with an
arch smile she queried:
"Wili kisses suffice, love?"
.tAlas, no" was the heart-broken re-
ply, for these are evanescent."
''ShalI we walk upon the balcony,
dearest?" whispered Helene, in mel
lihuous accents.
Mas! no, my love; 1 am too weak, ="
murmured Roe Reginald, with con-
sumptive sigh.
Helene was perpleXed.
Tell me truly" she pleaded, ''hast
thy love for Helene grown cold? Has
another usurped my place in thy affec-
tions? Art weary Of me, love? Speak,
implore you!''
Driven to frenzy by these piteous ap-
peals, Roe Reginald leaned over the
fair woman soon to be his bride and
clasped her to his breast in passion
ate embrace.
''Would'st thou know" he hissed be-
tween his clenched teeth, '-what it is
that gnaweth at my vitals which no
poetry, no kisses, no love, no moon
1ipht no affection can aSSIlarao Then
list, and | will tell thee"
Roe Reginald Rosecranft, the poet,
placed his thin and trembling lips close
to the shell-like ear of his inamorata,
and in a tremolo-pizzicato voice Shrek
ed:
I'm hungry. Have you got any cold
ham in the house. IN Y Eceninq lSu7a
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-08

A WHITE lie-watered milk.-Bur'ington
Free Press.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-08

"A young man in Hartford thought
he would astonish his sweetheart with
a display of erudition, and so he wrote
her loving proposal in Volapuk. And
the next day he was arrested and
hauled up before the United States
Commissioner, charged with sending
threatening, profane and blasphemous
letters through the mail,-Brooklyn
Eagle,
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-08
Borne on the Wings of the Wind

The mlasmata, or aerial germs of chIlls and
fever and other miasmatic disease, are dis
semlnated beyond the place Of their origin.
Protected by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
you may breathe them unharmed Other
wise, apprehend trouble Not only malarial
infection, but rheumatism, dyspepsia, con-
stipation, biliousness, debility and kidney
complaints are successfully controlled by
the great preventive and remedy.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-08
A Complete Success.

Young Mr.. Waldo Ito Miss Breezy
What are your views, Miss Breezy,
in regard to the question, Is marriage a
failure?
Miss Breezy (of Chicago)-Why, /
can't speak from experience, of course.
Mr.. Waldo, but | have a very dear
friend who was married year ago.
and she has found it a delightful sue
cess.
Mr.. Waldo-She is happy, thenp
Miss Breezy-Oh, very, Mr. Waldo.
Clara draws fifty dollars a week ali
mOny
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-08

CoNJUGAL love can not be preserved in
fam ly Jars-IecGs SrtingS.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-08

An EXTENDED POPULARITY. Bro,Cn's Bron-
cbjdl TrocAes have for many years been the
most popular article In use for relieving
Coughs and Throat troubles.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-08

Fifty gallons of whisky were drunk
On recent Saturday in the prohibition
town of Newport, Tenn. None is
shipped there, and it can only be OBJ
tained on the prescription of licensed
physician A local paper thinks some
hing is wrong,
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-08

CONSUMPTION may be avoided by the timely
use Of Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-08

BEHIND closed doors"-the sale OF beer
on Sunday Post
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-08

TIE upper ten includes the winning nine
and the umpire.-Puct
Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-08

II afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaa
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell it.25(
The Irish standard., 1888-07-28

George Kinds, one of Shakopees best
known and respected citizens, died on
last Saturday, at his home in Shakopee,
aged % years. The deceased was the
second son Of Hon. Henry Kinds, and
for some time previous to January 1,
1886, was editor of the Scott County Ar
gus, failing health compelling him to
Withdraw from newspaper work. The
funeral was held Monday last from his
fathers residence and was largely at
tended.
The Prohib1tionists of Minnesota in
State convention at St. Paul, on
Wednesday, nominoted the following
ticket: Governor. Hugh Harrison;
Lieutenant governor, Theodore Rem
stadt: Secretary Of State, Peter Thomp-
son; treasurer, John Ell. Allen; attor-
nay general, G. E. Shannon; president
ial electors at large, Rev. NJ. Mahon ey,
j. w. Earle; first district, G. w. Bal
lard; second district, a. G. Force;
third district, j.. N. Wishart; fourth
district. "a. j. Dean; fifth district, j.
SU. Barnes. J.P. Pinkham Sof Mime
aptools was slnomina ted for Congress.
The Irish standard., 1888-07-28

municipal corruption. But in the first
place it is certain that the municipal
constitutions of the american cities
are often to blame for their bad gov
eminent, and that these will in time
right themselves. And secondly, par
ticular attention is due to the fact that
American cities are not noted for any
acts Of tyranny Of the many oyer the
few, such as we are told to anticipate
from Home Rule in Ireland; but, on the
contrary, their losses from bad govern
ment are usually dishonest transfer of
from the many into the pockets OF the
few.--London Westminster Review.
The Irish standard., 1888-07-28
A Beautiful Story.

Coleridge relates a story 70 tbis ef~
feet: Alexander during his march into
Africa came to Il people dwelling IL
peaceful nuts, who knew Dsither war
nor conquest. Gold being offered hi1a,
ne refused it, saving that his sole ob-,
ject was to learn the nanners of cos-
toms Of the inhabitants.
'Stay with U.s. said the chief. ''a2
long as it pleaseth thee"
During this interview with The Afli-
can chief, two OF his subjects brought
a case before him for his Judgment
The dispute was this:
The one had bought piece Of ground
which after the purchase. was found to
contain certain treasure for which he
felt himself bound to pay. The other
refused to receive anything, stating
That be had sold the ground with what
it might be found to contain, apparent
or concealed.
Saith the chief looking at the one
"You have son." and to the other;
"you have q daughter; let them be mar
ried. and the treasure given chem as g
dowry."
Alexander was astonished.
s'And what'' said the chief, "Would
have been the decision IN your country"
eve should have dismissed the par
ties and seized the treasure for the
kings use"
s'And does the sun shine in your
country; does the rain fall there; are
there any cattle there which feed upon
herbs and green grass % asked the
chief. 3559.
Certainly, said Alexander, .5
"Ah,n said the chief, ''it is forsthej.
sake OF those innocent cattle, that the
Great Being permits the sun to shine
the rain to fall, and the grass to grow gro'WI,
in your country. & ssssss tsS
|sS| Wabasha co 1emocE ggISs
.ss
The Irish standard., 1888-07-28
Marshal MacMahon:

France possesses out two officers Of this
rank, and government has decided that
with MacMahon and Canrobert the title
of Marechal de France must die.
| Marechaux MacMahon and Canrobert
have already passed the age allotted to
man, but both are wonderfully well
preserved; On the 18th of June, Mare
chal MacMahon will be 80 years old,
but even now he has the appearance Of
a bold, distinguished soldier, and shines
in the first rank of French octogenari-
ans. The marechal and Monsieur de
Lesseps, by their health, yigor and
gayety, distance many young men one
third their age, and both attribute their
remarkable youthfulness to riding-the
habit Of g. lifetime.
..E}la gallant marechal boasts that
serious illness has never been his lot,
and that only when wounded has he
been confined to his bed. Only since
Louis XIV. ere the MacMahons French,
for it was le grand monargue who gave
tilose DEVOTED followers of their exiled
king a rank which has since been dis
tingnished by fortune and alliance.
However, Ireland has never forgotten
these descendants Of her kings, and
When, eighteen months ago, the mare.
ehal's daughter married Count de Pier
u1es, addresses and felicjtations we're
received from tho cities Of Limerick.
Dublin, and Cork. The marechal's
nephew, the Marquis; de MacNlahon is
chief Of che family. but the narechal
represents 5he youngest branch, and is
himself the sixteenth child Of a Marquis
de lMacAfahon, by his marriage with
Mademoiselle de Caraman. One always
has feeling Of sympathy and ven era
tion for the marechal because military
France in days Of prosperity, and in
days Of adversity, has been represented
by him upon the principal battleields
Of Europe aud Africa. His first expert
ence was in Algiess; then he was seen
at the siege Of Antwerp in 1888, and
again a5 the conquest Of Constantine.
If ha were conquered at Woerth, he de-
feated the enemy at Magenta in 1859,
and was then made duke OF that name.
Marecha' MacMahon, Duke of Magenta,
bears the scars of many wounds, and at
Seian, the Waterloo of the latter half
of this century, the battle where che
conquered compelled the conquerers to
admire their bravery he was severely
wounded. Like Francis l.. at the battle
of Payia, he might have exclaimed,
ssAll is lost except HONOR
For thirty-three years has the Duke
of Magenta had the grand cross Of She
Legion Of Honor, and for thirty years
has he been Marechal de France. When
made president of the republic, his FIRST
act was to raise the Column Vendome.
an act that placed him high in the esti
nation of the French people.
The Duchess OF Magenta was Made,
moiselle de Castries, sister of the late
Duke de Castries, and was married to
the marechal in 1852, just before he be-
came major-general. The Castries date
from the Crusades, and their blazon is
the cross borne by their ancestors under
the wall of St. Jean d'Acre. The name
Castries is corruption of Croix (cross).
corresponding of Philadelphia Bull
letin.
The Irish standard., 1888-07-28

ford, treasurer. The other directors Of
the company are j. S. Bartholomew
and W. O. Mulcahy Of Grand Forks
and T. 7. Walker, Of Dubuque. [ossa,
WISCONSIN.
! G. e, French, druggist OF Ashland,
made al assignment last Tuesday night
in favor of W. G.. french. Assets, $i,~
900; liabilities, $1,000,
The decision rendered at Chicago III
favor Of the Bell Telephone company.
and enjoining the Cushraan company
against manufacturing Instruments
and extending its system, viii not have
the effect of exterminating the Cush--
man system from Superior. as was ex.
pected.
Capt. G. II. Henry, returned to Eau
Claire from Washington, says the press
dispatches have entirely ymiSlepresenJed
his testimony on the Indian pins lnves~:
tigation, saying he testified Gregory
had shown partiality in the matter cf
contracts, when he actually testified t'
the contrary.
Mrs. NJ. .Devjne, of Chippewa Falls,
had q very narrow escape from being
burned to death last Tuesday evening.
She was in the house alone and started
down a flight ct stairs with a lighted
lamp, missed her footing and fell 10
the bottom, breaking her collar bone.
The lamp, exploded, setting tire 10 b!le
furniture. The timely appearance ot:
her son, who extingslisbed the flames.
saved her from q horrible death.
The twentieth anniversary Of Daan
Goldsmith's ordination Sc the prleat"
hood was celebrated III Chippewa Falls
Thursday morning. The bishop OF
the diocese, i't. ReY. Kil}ian .. Iiasc[l.
La Crosse. and a large nulnbel Of clergy
were present All tha Catholic knlg2lts
OF the city took part Ill the cersnlonv-
Rev. Father Goldsmith was GoIn III
Rochester, n Y, i'll 1915, and cane to
IlllprGlFil IL j. L%ai5 .AV o1AH1 Sts-N VI Cf|h"
three, when IT. was q village Of but s.
few hundred souls His predecessor
could hardly cDllact enough 20 live CD,
and when Father Goldsmith arrived
the pastorate gas weak in the eStlemee
The result OF his twenty yetrs' labor is;
such as is never seen. Besides t1n
Hcnrishing congregations at Cadctt,
Edron, Bloomer, Fla.nbeau and othar
points, which are the result ofhis work,
three large churches have been erected
in his city. To each Of three churenas
are attached many school buiidinga-
which accommodate oyer six hundred.
children, being nearly as SDAny as at
tend the public schools. Rectories and
Sisters houses, besides a fine hospital
have also been built. During his MIN
istrations, Father Goldsmith has bay'~
tized about three thousand children,
married at least eight hundred couples,
and administered the rites Of the
church to one thousand persons WHO
have died iu the faith. lie is not only
popular with his own people bat is rs:"
spected by every one without segaEd TO
faith.
The Irish standard., 1888-07-28

Loren Fletcher says he will not be a
candidate for congress.
An excursion of St. Pau! Democratic
clubs will go to Red Wing next We'd
nesday to attend the Third District
Congressional Convention where they
will participate IN the Democratic
love feast over the renomina ton Of
Congressman MacD Donald.
The Irish standard., 1888-07-28

sSSSs,Wlabasha scon nnty q Democ,
lsdgsnsI '||I! b
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-11-17
q. 8. MARsHAL'S
SALE.

4
DY VIRTUE OF FANFxECUTION ISSUED cut
ID Of he o. 3, cicouit Court. in and for the Dis.
tfiet q Esv6dA, aod 10 me directed and de-
iivsrsd. for Judgment n ndercd In aid Court.
d the Fifteenth day Of August. A. D. 1883. in
favcs of A. b. Huut: Plaintin. and sgsinss G.
hundred :, d thirty.ons 7c-it0 dollars Nlsl 10
lO,l, costs and al accsuilg costs and iuteres.,
have levied ON the following pr'perty. to
All the right title and interest that the said
Judgment dsb4or O. h. Patchen on the 18th
aince, or uow haa In the following described
mipine Gvound end prsnises, te-Wit
Ths silver IodN cr 1ilv9 QuariE mining
claim and all improvenseats iherton rituste; ;
aid claim consists Of ,OC0 feet In length along
ths course Of the vetn BY 100 feet in width
nen,s thsrssn sissats; AID eiaia consists Of
l.ooo feet q length along the course Of the
lode BY 800 4 Of IN width; also the Gold L,de,
nd claim onuststs Of ,6ual test In length
along tbs ccutse Or the 1edks By 2Oo feet II
width; ais, AL the right title and interest
Issued 70 him o. n bis namf for any Of the
I'D mining ground or property. All Of said
Claims wars located on the hrst day Of Janutry
LED, by said Pstchen, In hla own name, aud
- situate IN Ely Mining District. Lincoln
OSsssE sssIs. ~ ,s.s :. FRIDAY. u,
o'clock 4. Of SAID day. will ssll sll thu
right. titla snd Int rest Of aid o. n PAtchen
Ii nd - TIE eb1ve described property. At th'
front door Of the Cpurt House, IN Pinche, Lin
epin County. Nsvada. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
der, " satisfy nd Execution and Ill oosts.
JAS. 4. MOORE. o. 9 Nsrshal.
y. D. TusnEs. Deputy is. Marshal oclst
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-11-17
for q Patent
Ne. 1V5s
usrrsD srA1ns LAND oYs.cz.

UNITED HxATEs LAND OvyIcH,
Eureka. Nevada, February ~. 1852.
IN n. CArdezA. whose postofies address l.
Philadelphis, Pennylvania. has this Day fled
bis application for . pAtent for one thousand
tl000) linear feet Of the Thompson Nina or vein
bearing silver. with surface ground three hun
dred and twenty-three tsasD feet In width. situ-
trict, County Of Lincoln and State Of Nevada,
and known and Designated BY the neld notes
and oficial plat on Ale In this once o. lot Mum.
ber Fifty Ave ls61. located ON unsurveyed land.
The exterior boundaries Of said lot No. -
being % follows. TO Wit, Variation 10 degrees
married. ''No. l i, q . survey No. u, whencs o
8 monunnant On Grant Peak hears n tSk dso
west TIA $40 feet; post No. 2 Of o 8 survey No.
10, Wysndotte lode. bears north 64h deg east
400 feet. apd the WORKING shaft on this lode
bears nos;h =. = sssss Ssss s1s isss Il rssass %
to post marked No.2. U survey No. Is. at the
northeast corner monument Of this claim
thence, ID course, south M deg weet o15 feet
to post marked No. .. U survey No. IS, u
tho northwest corner monument Of this claim
thence. Va course, south % deg east 1000 fest
to post Married No. I, U y survey No. IS, st ths
southwest corner monument Of this claim
which monument ID on the Waatexu buundsry
Of the wyandotte lode; frou II post No. 1. U
survey No. 10. Wyandotte Jsdo. S,ean south 81 Y
Deg Hs. is od sss S. .su 'Ss'y Ssv No. $
feet, aud post No. s, U 8 sarsSy No. n, sam,
lode, bears pouoh b4h deg wesS 486 Lilo fee
thence, Ath courss. north 81 \ deg ssst S23 feet
70 post No l. 1t the place Of beginning, col
tsining Z i6-10O acres. This claim u bounds,
on the south BY the wyandotte lode.
The location Of this Nine 10 duly recorded Il
the Recorder's once Of Tenn Piute Mining Dii
erict, In Book B. pages l1l and lis, Of Minin
Records. Any and all persons claiming ad
versely any portion Of said Thompson Mine Q
| said mining ground q heruiubefofe described
are required to Ale their adverse claim Wit
Enrehs, In the State Of Nevada during the sixt
days period OF publication hereof. or they wi
be barred By virtue Of the provisioAs Of th
mrs.so 1H. HrNcxLEY. Register
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-11-17

l have often read Of the wonderful
fsa's performed BY skilled workmsa with
'oals such = engraving the Lords prayer
% The back Of . silver 3-osnt pisos or
making steam engine that would stand
% . silver quarter. bat I saw some won.
ssssrqesrsasd tksId&kss stght Inst eur.
la'ssd theMen. An ths niaats lrticlss
naauisetsied hsrstssess have bsSa made
With smslI toois, end il some oasss With
tas aid Of Tie nispusssps, .bst shsts b 4
man In the Sss Dss6& Pslsos sxposition
% consy island, who works out the most
dslieats artiolss with ! band.saw nine.
teen fsst loeg and revolving Il
Tie rate of etsra mile ! minuts.
upol this iaaisss mashine ID,
sEillsd operator u ~ presence sAvsd
oat isas ehaira. ~ sohplsts wRh ~
md bsptA bst possusil chat sAs foe,
vsss p,assd = W "a Y S'isad.bsncil 4
oastins. rksa : dossa khivss and fork,
dAe - dIhinutivs sizs we're mail
~ paassl Ateuad w lsad.pspeil. b
~ wess ny that although W. mi,
~ wsss plsosd Arpad she lsAd-psnoi
ac \ thsn toschsd - other. Thsz
we c1stst trimmed bis finger nails o.
the hsRnw y 2slsvsviy asd EASILY .
ono dsaldd 9i(a l p1hhhifs wstsiuI
his thamA Is y aAsd yksbal q Il int
.oas sswdss6 ~ - ssaesd ths saw
duet Cd The thunb without ssrssshiu
we skin, yst iasls nervous twitch q
hs arm woan havs eost HIN : hand
All sorts Of curious punslss srs tasns
sst with sssosishing rapidity fsow j
''rts Of misshape. blocks n woed. Evs
articles ot lhiat. = 'tkls aad nsAIb,
y cloth, are worked out BY THE masiela
with tile!epleess ef wood irea ~ II
mw. 1ns ~ " w6vks ID w. sn1se
ost q cvsF loo piscss Il wood, % ~
7" waioh - ~ sane ~ q shaps. :
--lBrooklyn EaGls. f
II VOC newer take The 6rst drink, 70
WI nnUnn.& - = Au~nh~~R 49,. 4.
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DY vI6rUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE is.
ID sued out Of the District Court. In and for
the County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to
me objected and delivered,; for = Judgment
rendered IN eei1 Court, on the 1tth day q Au-
gust, A. D., 1881. In favor Of James r. Little.
aud agaiuet the Ballionville Smelling Com
pany, . corporation, and ". 8 Godb~, for the
sum ef rwenty-Aieht Thousand Two Hundred
and Forty Tbrse 05i0O u ~ 94S O3 .1001 Dollars.
debt together with Niueteen &lsl Dollars. tax
costs. and ell accruing costa and Interest.
Tho east nvs-eishths ISL Of the southeast
quarter OF the northwest quarter Of Section
ibl Five, In Township Two I2l south Of Range
No, 04. East Monte DisbIo base and meridian;
also one-half scre oferunnd dtusted on the
or, Of aid northwest quarter, which in described
n follows, to.wi: That certain half acre Of
land upon which 10 situated what II known As
tho Bnllionville store aud which IL aid com
pisins IL not more particularly described. To
9sthAr with the syetefsldt Fufnace and Leach
Ing plant, Known u the Bullionvills Reduction
work.. Machine shop, once Building, Assay
once, Blacksmith Shop builionvills Store
Building and all other improvements situated
thereon, excepting herefrom Ten Thousand
| [lO,O0cl Tons VI tailings more or less, now on
said property heretofore sold to the Pioche
Consolidated smelling Company.
Notice b hereby given that on
Monday, the Twelfth day Of
septembsrl
A. D.. iss7. Il tho hour Of II NJ. en- said day
l will sell all tho right, title and interest oi
said Bullionville Smelling Company, in and te
the above described property. st the Front
Door Of the Court HOUSE In the town Of Picche
aid County and State. st Public Auction. fol
Cash In hand 70 the highest and best bidder, &
| satiafy aid order Of sale and ali costs.
= D. TURNER. Sheriff.
By s. D. Smith Deputy Sheriff. suy2ctd
4 ROpTPONEnIENT.
! Ths shoye sale is hereby postponed Unit
Tuesday the 9Oth duy Of September, A. d. lol1
: 70 tats place ss The same hour and piace abov
named.
| L I. D. TuRNkn, Sheriff.
Dy .. p. Smith. Deputy Dhesa2.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-11-17

EerATE or \. n. ELAN, DncnAsxD. no.
~ TluE Y hsrehs Gven By ths usdenisnsd.
zdminisilsSor of 16s Eslats Il b. n, Hh6. a.
oeassd. 70 ths crsdi1nup q. anA ~ 2Seesas ~.
Ing elsins agstn.t. ths saiA dse1ssed. = e.
in ten months afles she Arlt Duhatmtisa a
this nctieA, 10 the ~ AdmlnietJatte, q IL
water o1les - Iewsg Main Street. y Rtcehe.
in the cOunty 81 Lincoln.
Dated = Pios.s. ~ ~. =. lees.
JAMHD IcRADDM. 'z
Adninil1sstdr Il ~ 1ststs Of =. \. Uan.
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II yos asvsr take The 6sss drisk, yoa
w Rseyssdis sdusahssA ~ a. ssil
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-11-17

4 ND ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND PLAIN
q short notice. .'
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Out Of the Breastwosks.

y TATE SrniNcs. TRNN.yIuly Z. 1875. 4
The Swift Spedgc g.. A1SH ~. /.
an exceedingly bsd csse oi'bloo ooz nSS1n. j
tried physician, the beSt IL command. but
secured no benefit. My throat began to
Get sore, and ny body covered with sores
and ulcers! Going from bad to worse, /
felt that my grave must be reached In the
near future. ! gave up the dostors' treat
ment, and With q despalrinx hope I con.
menccd tahng youf medicine. 1beesn d
improve from ~ FIRST bottis, nd IN 1 1hoft
time The ulcsss ke4led, and ~ lid elesred
of and was enfirsly well.
One year ago case Of cztarrif deveiopud
n my 1sssA ,TfA phjIeina AZ his 81.
bat coulA ~ snp -. - - ho1ai.s -
s~ifts spssidc ssw = nsas.t rlIsf.
s n. RosIxsox.
I KAvrHA,s, TEX, June -. Ises.
The Swift Speci6e Co., Atlanta. Ca:
Centlemen--I have been afflicted viii
siin disause fx about twelve ycars, and The
best medical treatment failed to give ne re-
lief. ! am now using Swfts Specific, ana
h1vc received the greatest hene6t fron 4
De. Yours sri,s m wv. JosIl
For sale By IL druggists.
T.,x SWIFT SrEclSIc Co.,
Drawer ), Adansa, ca. IN
New York, 7s6, Broadway.
Loadan. Eng.. IS Snow HllL
Ill .s--- ---.. y --
Ths Easlish farmers have turned
|aeuinst ths spaspv - psst .ts:asricul.
tsss. sad - olssing rewards for their
dstRustioa. y ; sasertsA, that thess
vicisss blrds esuss ajoss 70 agricultural
Eagland Of ~. 900, 900 to $4,000, ,ooO
pr year. AA