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" 1870 HkOlfuN ga
communication of boys, says the Short
horn Gazette. A boy of good DISPOSE
ton tires of hearing quarreling, dis
putin.ig, and :s'eo!ding among the family,
and he is likely to seek a new home: a.
fArHertMd lhsseyentee1 Year idd aoh
in tie IApfiagf ttlhe if h6 ,Wofked k9od
tl,aSs6abonahe. should have a~duAftef Of
an acre to plant in potatoes as his own,
To be sure Of a good crop the boy gave
it extra hoeings moonlight nights.
When the potatoes were sold the father
Kept the money. That boy ran away
;t,ldmade miserable wreck Of bis 'lIfB,'
Many fathers give the children an ant
maj dr!sJa1ethfngi else,| i,aa when Sold
they have no Thought of turning the
prifs,oyerAto (tipT ri shttqls: oFg n,i ~
bright rad Said ts66rrowfnt,y:: That colt 81
IS ,hlneunsil SOLD, and theo father takes.
the money; but re- won Edo s6falWays. .
These ard similar tra!4sactionsars what
drive boys away Boys will Continue to
aeAs6 ?1htA the fathers become edacatee
'ssRt3 thelqt R5ppsf wy to e2s them Us
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SsNfNENsts.sFeT
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4satE Rs!s. Ss$'i &ess es
lakhh3 ts6ordinessecre "a q Rock; f1nanbil
s s9s: .e Rs43n Is? t Ra 2 o8ts
.,.f y BELLS PLA1NE. sooTT COUNT q, =
GSS g;s51 Rslsft.9 +ssPfs ShakoP Ns;an;
~ Sc6nf6n FL sas1sl sseTs + 'e ri
duff; itReesdraf. DCallahan, 9hsdranca secretary
Jane ON III; meet LIST Sunday Of month. az,
,ri1isic o:a No. 2-Psssidasnts , Thsnss 1870
WilliaIm Qnain; financial sec1etary, PetEicll
:Gs, aRAkNERn. GROW lvIHq coUArY.ls Z
Gently Ds@leEsts, PstEiek, ApIghy: -
Keeit hsrecory]inE aenetaxI James: Aeagher;fh
ancial secretary. John Hurley; treasurer. Cullen
insurance Secretary meet LIST Wed
1 s; aEsv N I COOK, o5utsrlr. Z '7''2
County Delegate y slnes GteeleE.JL: -: i
4Eision NJ 1;EPresid ent, |R +. KrEan; xie s
BarFfY; 66aneisl sseset.F7: a. q: Essfa; 4sts
n' est st s aSda eafS seetetsy rs
n,..: F4 Ma REkyI1IE !, cqgSTI:
msR 6bs
treasurer yames no Hriep; ,sereeap{- trarme,
John We1sh,;. maIs6al: Thonaf Welsh; door
"oe'n' a1d das oJus ri: 10 osa 9aj 81
JHNighdngale, County DeleRate:, Il; s.r4j
Division No. l. Faribault-T ! Mccarthy, pres
.ident: n y Sheeran, vice president; G W ByfDee,
rscoEding see7ssaeyI Gomeff9r9 Mg1G51
Insurance. SECRETARY; meeting 8. Id Thursday and
4th,S uuday of rnonth H. <-l ~.
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AN IDEAL FACE,

F., l1D ir}.h stfa ,i.n a. '5{5 .&t<'>>
Seated to-day at the window
] see the crowds pass by;
4 ah3 fa tse Se 1aSH my syj Eye. "a Z
Constantly see before me,
A face SO calm and rue,
as pure as the rose in summer, !,
Mgtt via Yq = ; ,aeT; t{s{J}
Oh that vera a painter!
~ that 1 face would NY picture he, y .
For aHaca moro sweet or tairer !; \ l. l.. !
I could not wish to see.
Yon the beauty NAV fail to see,
III beautyof feature combine she wheIe;;; :,
What call beauty, I1e1lt u thee - 80 80 v
Is thd pdtltybf tnssodl.: '/.sI{1} .sEi3'i
Yod hya pretty tasd hay be ;,haarsded. tot
But stop! look deeper into the heart:
and see therein what has many harmed,
h,'4Ht@4h yhtlni 70 the drt{ d. !
viii the beauty of feature pc in viev ..,@>
When the fdde IS IS whrink1ed and hatr' siown
All no, it has vanished-vanisbed true:
But the soul still remains with beaminR light
This face expresses my.t96ul/ Il e, vi
OF all that is noble, good and true;
12S RgYd e & Il 19s ,b1 5ish;
Pride is stahb sdd'}} IN WV i feature, 'Eon'
Nob,eness in every line.
Inspiration marks the. outline,
lNot eFacea 81 dhe ontotl j u II |
What toypt cepp4 4rfsf sIbefuty?l !. Il
we mceL2
Who can offer smiles and speeches y, 1a.ae,
To whomsoeyer key may .greet7 ii Ar Il
IL it ne fresh and rosy hue, Il Sttsai ''s&gf5@
That make the lips and cheek 80 fair?
and the arched dark eye brow, under which
Blue eyes or black shine brightly there?
THIS own comprises heauty;
When underneath it ali is found.
The light Of the soul immortal,
Which in the face is reflected round.
Then go where Twill. no face do ! seq; i. :
Save one, to HE more pure or free.
The owner OF this know will be b1est
when she has gone to her haven OF rest.
-Aggie May.
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MORTGAGB POR1OLOsU SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions
of two certain mortgages made and dated re-
M sS seS shd sn B5Wn
>wife,to the Hannepip Comfy Catholic huiH-
ing and Loan Association q corporation and
dulyreeorded IN hesregistry OF deeds II, Hen Hen
TENDER 18th, 1885. and Novemb.r Sd. 1855, ii
book III Of u1ortgages at page 259, land in book
@9fgssef e. Raxs Ell sad
situated lin said county TO. wity lot thirteen
& e + 81 eord il said se ssS
secure the Payment of. ceftain sums, according
to the tenor Of two certain bonds therein de-
scribed; and &: H.. .e..7:.:.e}
conditions OF said mortgages, al.dieach of thern;
and in the payments therein provided. and said
defaults having continued fora period longer
than six months, whereby the whole principal
dept III a4ch of SAID znortsages stipulated 10 be
on which said mort cages therefor there are due
at date hereof 8 ;44als. INCLUDING attornsy's
paid by baiU n,ortgages, for insurance on said
mortgaged prenises), and no proceedings at Jaw
having been instituted to recover any part there
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given. that
by virtue of the powers f sals id said mortgages
contained end therewith recorded and purguRnt
to statute said Ttl Ae
;apolis, insail county, on the 9Th day III Decer-
ber 1885, at - o'clock 9. m;:to Aatlsfy the epln
CHARGES Of forSclGs,lre:>>: :. fiIJ .El'aTs.
THE t,HENNEPIN, COUNTY = CATHOLIC
BUrLDfNG AND loan ASSOCIATION,
J.. r. CoER1aAN, Attorney for Mortgage
Min MINNEAPOLIS, Mi'1neeyta Oct 1e 1sss.' III 4
Notice isjherehy:Riyen that the above sale*ot
Is postponed .ba hALs ut the trent tf thec5ur
house in thecity Of lMinneapolis, Minnesota, on
the sth day Of Ja,luary, 1889, st 10 q, Nj.
,'',-.1.e,.s.,-; PETER r. SWEhSEN, ,
5iii shetif Of Hennepin County, Miiniiesottas: J.
y=.z45 81 car Ry i, GshEPLRY. Deputy
J: GoRRIfAs ~ Attorney for ~ Mor ' gee
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CATHOLIC q < NEWS.
FEE lUR QKTHEB ATII RF 1GLD'
a - s--,S..sS Sss 51s. Ss;g sSSSf; sii
Anl1poident in the Franco Prussia llst War.
iH5t33ii
n1 t. D. sutlllrlfAY::E5.

| &.ea fs7 BIZ T. D. sUtlaf N s:#a sVSS.
Deadsonthe corpse-streen baxtie plain, - ~
Wheee wars dread work is done,
She lies. enid the hear of slain.
The pure and holy nun;
She saw the stricken soldier tall,
And,ere the strife 1fAo'er. r.
She rushsd pphesdinf bAde o. ball. l.,
"a stsaneh Aixasw}nsfeorex + "a IN
rpke1kly rAiss lis dfttseping hSea. IN i 4
10 qpolhis hp of aAnss, y ShH q
III sehisper, efe lid spirit fed, & ~ ~
The savior's Holy name. ~
And on from one to one to pass,
Midst these who, living yet, t..
Lay grooming on the crimson grass Il
Their steamtng blood had wet;
With sstntly love and teIdsrusssS. sa5.f3 II
Their suffering hearts todd, II sa 81
what'er the color of th6sdress i, III !.
Through which .hsir wounds were made,
And in whatever form of speech
They prayed to God above
Unto shetE dyi9g Ups p reach go j
,Tfe }Atfm 4 81 loJe! = III Il
8sltaAh! the battles numbering swell
He'd ROLLED not far away; r q orsgsY
RAuats, ill-spedy cauie whistlins.by, aSs
Huge shot tore I'D the ground,
And she'll. like meteors from on high,
Spread fresh destruction round
She ainched not while they hurried past,
Nor turned her head aside,
But when her death wopnd> game at last !
she blessed her God and died. :
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d aA31oNhL ORR ms Hszz' 81
& N I'm "a Npa Phhael lhk Ps,s u.
Il HNbN 1ta3s, Ms. Inhla4 ppIA Ind.ss;; sHaS s
PA3nipK Hires, ana, dleanpSftaN f.*51'' s s
q Natioaa l1ifsctek ~ okln BlsEre4vy, P.J.
q'oRane MAecaIthy eor''elta,ss' 1sar'a2
'.&onRAy. 1872 $,a:sss. $. 's-ssssaD
STATE OFFICERS-MINNESOT
STATE nz1.zaATE-M. II. Shields. of Faribault.
STATE SEoRErARY-G. N. GiItinan. Of Morris.
STATE TREAgURER-W. ]. Murphy, Of st.
Cloud.
IssgaAHozs zcRRsFAa1. I. M. Ryan. of Anot q
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SUMMONS.

81 mNVN6.
GTArE OF MINNESOTA, County of denne--
q pin, District Court, Fourth. judicial
Annie Gonnors, plaintiff ,'agsinstl ohnc Conn ofs,
Ths State State Of minnesota to the above namlea
'e You are hereby summoned and required to
above entitled action, has been flied in the office
Of the Clerk of said Court, at the City Of; a'ih
neapQlis, County of Hennepin., in said tate OF
Minnesota ,anu to'serveh copyof your anEwe r to
said com plant ON the subscriber az his office,
in The City of Minneappl1s: IN the saia County
ofHennepin within thirty days latter vice: ot
this, summons upon you. exclusive Of the day Of
such serfice; and If you fail Il, ahswe. the 5ain
c9p,plpin. within che time aforesaid, the pai.l.
reiisf demanded therein together with the costs
and disbursements oflhis action: : "a tssrsy
Dated December srd, A. D. 1888.
Attorney for Plaintiff, Minneapolis, Mimi, $s5
Temple Court . '''''@ '.'+f@>2's ~ : t. - ~
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interests Of the library Of the Catholic

interests OF the library Of the Catholf
| (pniver "a || s| s s=5i.|
llsl Miss Felicia Hepazs ABBOT, dauah.
1|tS- of t4sfamouSs aIIat imeyd oanln hastak
sslsp the tsl in thesgeepnysntd ST! B=ne
ldctine, Dontre4i. | ~ I.|
rhsthtfe Enslish qssdlnels arah4p
PLY recovering, though Cardinal New
mans health is watched. with greal
fear by his friends. Cardinal H0ward''
mental malady is pronounced incura
I Ne, buthefas suddenly gained rEysi
/ q%l 1str4gth. Cardinal Mafn1nE'a AZ,
/ dsS Sfhc4hpaaa&aA health behalsd
| 4$t to2b 4 ftheA~fe}'e Enafs94 81 Rq I (:
The Countess d'Haussohyille is the
granddaughter of Madame de Stael
that, slug lafF' atelukipA, woman
whose self conceit was SO large that i,
was said of her,: that she had -discoy,
Fereh virt7s."S Her grand tighter,
however, 1s$yery3diheieitat.s u Hel pres.
emit task Is the providing Of a refuge fol
the Sisters turned out Of the ST. ]. ouia
Hospital and the HOTEL Dieu in, Paris,
III Maine the the, Catholic idea l. ot lie
kschqol question is probably more gener
Ealy} and gbnerbnsly ssrecognizead al 5dst
than in any other State. In many in
stances th6 lMthp}is schools have been
taken under the supervision of the
local boards. in the matter of secular
educatio4,- while the religious portion
! is left to the Jurisdiction of the Ncatho.s
| lie ciefebsas heietefoie undsfthe paro,
chial system. -. sfr
'Me}h e{ MAY :; joseph cfokg, ordsr} Of
Mercy. died RECENTLY at st. 'J6seph's
Convent, CharIeville, Cork, Ireland,
aged>54 peeeaseN hflongpd, 70. "a re;
marx able family, She. was, "a sister OF
Archbishop Urekd, of 'Cashel, Of Rev.
James Croke, pastor Of ST: .Vincent's,
adaftia ii cbant3, CAL, AID t d o + Mother r.
natius, superioress of the Mercy Con-
vent, Bathurst, N. S. w. Another Of
her brothers *. d doctor in Lobhd6, sand
still another .tf 2 residspt of sen = Fran.
/ j>:>sIi, IT IT. -T5z-Iy}<i Gls:s
|: ~: I ha1ks2givi9gy Preclaqnq # q.
The THANKSGIVING proclamation re-
'ceht}Y 'issued BY ttie President OF the
United States is a truly Christian doc.
||,'umgelY9, and bHtathes}a spirit Of religion
shch as could be possessed only by one
conscious bf 1iisf great tsspo1isiblhtiss
as the Chief Executive Of a Christian,
nation. There can be no doubt that
the administration Of President Cleye-
|Q94d viz REMAIN pptthqzablb in the dis
tory of the country. official act sand
aitter&nces> haxe been characteuze6hy
a general freedom from ali eeIfsh{ mott
tives, while they manifest the utmost
regard for the public good, seeking to
pfe4pte the, Pap4A 5Rothl.a4 66dme and
abroad, bv tbs exercise Of Chi ,tian lip
eral1ty and CHARITY! the Proclamation
is. one of the closing acts, which will
form the flung crown, Of a wise aud
JUS, a'dmin 8 sltr y q Ave Maria. ~
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Uensorious Catholics:

! - q :
AS rule those: Catholics that never:
attend sermons are theyery people that.
complain OF the length or tenor Of the
sermons.
They that never enter confessional
are The people l4at blabber, against y t2 t4e,
abuses Ut ctnfessl0n. - = ~ = :
They that never spoke to a Priest are
the people that clamor most against
priestly Ianaticlsa1:;.' s:tl.. t5Ils :; ! =
They that 1eliUre the very first word
Of their Cat. cb,sml are ithe3 Il rstste; set
up as 1ntalllb!e doctors on every CUES
it'd OF falt1p AnR morals. ,.e5I ~ !, = !;
oThoss that never read ! CATHOLIC ga;
per ale the loudest to complain Of the
dizziness Of the Catholic Press.
Those that meyer gave ,the Rllghtest
encouragement q Cshxlh panh cAlous
ale the 1eadiest to wonder that Catholic
books don't sell cheap.
M .'.:;:;' e 5. :, u Il
M MHA kah haeMs9oal Ano y, in
Archbishop Corrigan IS Chairman Ct
the committee which yfA@ ld44( efthe
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ESPECIAL TO TIE SILVER STATE
NEW YORK HOSPITAL FOR CRIPPLEs.
One OF the Inmates Makes several At.
tempfs to Burn IL.

New YORK, Feb. 3.-Since the fire
last Sunday several attempts have been
made to burn the hospital for crippled
children. Yesterday afternoon another
attempt was made by setting fire to lot
of linen in drawer. One of the patients,
Mary Wilson, pretty and engaging
child of III years, was discovered sneak
ing away from the spot where the fire
was discovered, and the Fire Marshal
taxed her with the crime She at first
denied it but finally broke down and con.
fessed she had made half dozen at
tempts to barn the hospital. She is af-
flicted with pyromania.
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Cure for rheumatism.

hope peaple are enjoying the present
weather. Everybody l know is either
suffering an unbecoming martyrdom from
cold in the head, or some form of bron.
chitis or rheumatism, or some kindred
misery. 1t is rather amusing, however,
to notice that there is scarcely person
whose name isillustrious enough to figure
in the "Almanach de Gotha, and who is
old enough to appreciate the desirability
of being in the fashion, who does not de.
clare himself or herself martyr to
rheumatism. 1t is at present par excel
lence the fashionable complaint among
kings and queens. Perhaps they sit on
damp thrones. The latest royal victim,
however, as suddenly occurs to me,
hasn't throne to sit upon. | refer to
the ex-Queen Isabella Of Spain, who has
gone for the benefit of the waters to Wies.
baden, as she has, like the rest, become a
sufferer from rheumatics.
These remarks must be considered as
predatory to curious prescription which
| heard years ago from an Irish lady res.
ident then and now in Leeds. Her suf-
ferings from rheumatism used to be acute,
until she adopted an old woman's remedy,
which simply consisted Of -four of sulphur
busted into the soles of her shoes and
stockings This was perfect preventive.
If any one doubts its efficacy, it is sin.
gularly easy and inexpensive to test the
matter, and l should be very much obliged
il those who may try it will let me hear
the result. All | wish to do is to vouch
for the perfect truth of the statement as
regards my friends experience. .-Kath.
leen. in Leeds Mercury.
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The Coffee Nan Appeals.

New YORK, Feb. 3.-"Boby Bun.
ting, otherwise Charles Arbuckle, the
wealthy coffee merchant, has filed notice
of appeal to the Supreme Court from the
judgment obtained against him by Miss
Campbell in the recent famous breach of
promise suit
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Perfect Hair

Indicates a natural and healthy condi-
ton of the scalp, and of the glands
through which nourishment is obtained.
When, in consequence of age and dis
ease, the hair becomes weak, thin, and
gray, Ayers Hair Vigor will strengthen
it, restore its original color, promote it's
rapid and vigorous growth, and impart
to it the lustre and freshness of youth.
1 have used Ayers Hair Vigor for a
long time, and am convinced of its
value. When was II years of age my
hair began to turn gray. l commenced
using the Vigor, and was surprised at
the good effects it produced. 1t not
only restored the color to my hair, but
so stimulated its growth, that l have
now more hair than ever before. -
j. w. Edwards, Coldwater, Miss.
-o~'c IT, VT
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An rl-CHINEsE.

Dennis kearney Advocating Cummings'
Restriction Bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Dennis Kearney
of San Francisco talked to the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs yesterday
in support of Cummings bill prohibiting
Chinese immigration. He declared there
would be nothing for the $4,000 children
in San Francisco schools to do il some-
thing was not done to stop the influx of
Chinese, as no white person will learn a
trade followed by Cinnamon.
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THE AMERICAN HOG.
War Declared Against Him In Sweden.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-United States
Consul Elfwing, at Stockholm, has 10
formed the State Department that
the Swedish Government has declared
against the importation of pork from the
United States unless it is we'll salted. The
Counsel says the order is founded on the
report that a hog pestilence is raging in
the United States.
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THE READING STRIKE.
Foreign Miners Fired Upon While Going
Home from the Mines.

New YORK, Feb. 3.-A special from
Reading to the Post says: More trouble
occurred in the coal regions yesterday
morning, Some twenty-five foreigners,
who were on their way to work at the
William Penn Colliery, were shot at and
driven back home. The coal and iron DO.
lice force are on duty heavily armed with
carbines, and this force will be doubled
before night to protect the non-union
men on their way home.
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A Woman Assaulted aad Robbed.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 3.-This NOR
ming an officer found Mrs. Hampstead on
the street crying. She said she was as
saulted and dragged into saloon where
several men robbed and outraged her.
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FArtL DIspGrE ABOUT GRUB.

The Coroner's Jury Justify the killing.
Tucson, A. T., Feb. 3. "A Stems Pass
District New Mexico) special says: j.
Calhoun and a man named Barron had a
dispute about grub, which Calhoun ac.
cused Barron of taking. During the dis
pute the former drew a revolver, when
the latter shot him. A coroner's jury
justified the killing.
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G 0 A L J!

the Pleasant Valley Ufah) Coal COmpa.
ny. The Coal furnished from this companys
mines ia of superior quality to any ever
brought TO Winnemucca, and will be delivered
any quantity.
Leave your orders at the FASHION STABLE
and they will receive prompt attention
ALEX WISE
Winnemucca, February 81, 1885. II
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40 VEHICLES FOR SALE.

The undersigned has FORTY VEHICLES
ranging in size and style from 1900 Freigh
Wagon to q single-seat Buggy, which he
sell for cash or exchange for horses or barley.
of almost any style, can be accommodated >
calling on ne at the Fashion Livery Stables.
ALEX. WISE
winnemucca, August Z, 1886.
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Death OF a NnNcIisf.

LONDON, Feb. "A dispatch from
Rome announces the death OF Mrs. Mary
Howett. the poetess and novelist.
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For Sale.

i OFFER for sale all my property in the town of
Il Winnemucca, consisting of residence, barns,
corrals, ETC., and milch cows and stock cattle.
For terms apply 70 PATRICK BELL.
Winnemucca, Jan. 27, 1SSs-tf.
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SANTA Abe,
Pleasing to the Palate and Death to a
Cough.


Cough.
CALICO, Call have had the catarrh for FIVE
years, and could hardly talk plain; could not
breathe through my nostrils Your California
Cat-R-Cure has Cleansed out my head and can
talk palmer now than have for the past five
years. Your medicine is all that it is represent.
ed, absolute cure for catarrh and cold in the
head. Yours truly,
CHARLES G. OvBRsHINER.
WOODLAND, Cal.-Your medicines are selling
better than any other shelf goods and give sats-
faction to all purchasers. The CatR-Cure is
praised very highly by all who have tried it,, and
many cases have been greatly benefited by its
use when all other remedies tried have proved Of
no benefit. Yours truly,
POND g. LAWSON.
FOLSOM, Call used Butte-line in chronic
rheumatism with great benefit Please send a
supply to j. W. Haines, Genoa, New, and oblige
yours truly, +. Q. DURANT, M. +.
f5g'SANTA Able is only sold in large bottles
at 81; three for 81 so Sold BY all wholesals and
retail druggists. rs
by N. LEVY Il Co.. Winne
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Ayers Hair Vigor,
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers.

If you ARE SUFFERING from debility
and loss of appetite; if your stomach is
out of order, or your mind confused;
take Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medicine
will restore physical force and elasticity
20 the system, more surely and speedily
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For six months suffered from liver
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nourish me, and / became weak and
very much emaciated. / took six bottles
Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, and was cured.
j. M. Palmer, Springfield, Mass. It
Ayers Sarsa saparilia,
Prepared by DR.. c. Aver Co., Lowell. Mass
sold by Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, So
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County Warrants.

II WILL Purchase all Coun Warrants at thei
Il Par Value at my Office in winnemucca.
w. S. BONNIFIELD.
January II, 1SSS.tf
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

The Board of County Commissioners will re-
ceive sealed sealed proposals for furnishing med
icnes and medical attendance for the INDECENT
filed with the Clerk of said Board on or before
Monday. February 9Th, 1883.
This Contract is to be until 1889, and can be
made void at any time by the Board of County
Commissioners, when, in their judgment, they
consider q change necessary.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
49,. A. T. gibson.
I, ! County Clerk and ex officio Clerk of the
20 Board of County Commissioners of Hum
*--* boldt County, Nevada. I'd.