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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-29
The Marker Water Suit.

As notedin Saturdays issue, Judge
Fitzgerald has rendered n decision
declaring unconstitutional the Act OF
March 8, 1889, under which p. n.
Marker OF al instituted siiit against
tho pcoplo on tina Humboldt river and
it's tributaries. This decision settles
tho matter for tho present, and the
only tho petitioners have is
to take an appeal 10 tho Supreme
Court. Whether they will do this or
not is n question; and even il they
do, it is quite probable that the matter
will be held in nbcyanco until tho
next meeting of the Legislature when.
owing TO the opposition TO the law as
it stands, it will no doubt DO repealed.
We think this disposition Of tho case
final, and also think IL doubtful if nn
attack on the constitutionality Of tho
Act would havo boon rcsorted to, il
the people Of Elko county had not
taken prompt measures to DO repre-.
sontod ut tho opening OF tho caso OF
tho 23rd of April last by attorneys,
ono OF whom, Mr.. Plumnor, We uidcr.
stand, was tho first to adopt that limo
OF defense,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-29
Death ofAIr. Mcbride.

John Mcbride, notice of whose
death appears elsewhere, was the
father OF j. A.. Mcbride, OF E!ko.
Although n native OF Scotland, he
came to America when he was n small
boy, and for ,.any years has been II
highly respected citizen OF Winnie
mucca. He had been sick for some
time, and last evening was reported
better; but during the night he took
n turn for tho worse and died early
this morning. Mrs. Mcbride and hor
two children went down to Winnie
mucca to-day and Mr.. Mcbride will
follow on to-night's train. deceased
wns Il member OF tho Masonic Fla
tcrnity, under whose auspices /! O
funeral will tuke place.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-29
The President and Silver.

Tho Indications multiply that
President Harrison will sign any Sill
yer bill which may BE passed by Con-
grcss, even to the extent OF absolute
free coinagc. If the dispatches report
him correctly, he is already committed
to 100000 monthly coinage, which
is but n notch below the acme OF BIZ
metallic hope or demand. Now, as he
has arrived so near tho point of abso-
luto conviction, it is hardly probable
that no would intcrposc his executive
veto TO defeat a measure endorsed by
the Legislative branch of the Govern
ment, tho effect OF which would DO so
nearly identical with that for which
he hao expressed his approval. The
silver interest Will cutler nothing
from opposition at tho White House,
and whatever delinquency in that
respect, will DO chargeablo to Con-
grcss and not to the President. -iRcno
Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-29

Tho San Francisco Report says:
President Harrison is in Ill uncom-
Portable corner. Tho Senate has
passed u froo coinage bill and tho
House will undoubtedly corno into
line with IL. Then will Harrison, who
has declared that he will not sign II
FREQ coinage bill, rcpudiato his own
principles for the sake Of u party nd.
vantage, or will no destroy bis party
in tho Western States by Keeping his
wotdY
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-29
Jubilee %Jingici-s.

This celebrated Colorcd Concert
Company will give an entertainment
ut freeman Hall ON Thursday night,
July Bird. Tho San Francisco Post
says OF them: Each mcmbcr Of tho
company 10 nm arts I in his way. and
almost every member Of tho company
was enchored. In response TO ono
encore Mics Hawkins sang "Suwnncc
River" gaining raptusous hpplause.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-29
uAnnic

Miss Sweet, tho "Annio Laurie
correspondent Of tho Examiner, was
sent hero by the Monarch for tho OK
proys purpose OF interviewing Mrs.
Potts, but rs tho condemned woman
did not desire to DO seon by any ro-
porter, her wishes wero respected and
Annie Laurie, as well as all othors,
was excluded. Miss Sweet is n young
ndy OF world wido reputation and
large experience in the newspaper
business, and has accomplished some
wonderful foats OF r~oportorial work.
She accompanied Sister Ro5o Cor
trudo on her mission TO tho lepors OF
tho Sandwich Islands, u full account
of which was published in tho Elk
amincr. Miss Sweet is n lady OF fine
sensibilities, remarkable conversation
al powers and n whom il is u pleas
ufo 10 meet.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-29

White Pine Nows:- Nothing has
been hoard from Sheriff Bassott and
John Henry since they st irtod out on
tho trail Of horse thieves ton days ngo.
and their friends arc anxious about
thom, lost tho pursued may have
tikon In tho pursuors.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-29

Its n singular fact that II thcro
nro ive thousand gray hairs in n
mans beard and only fifty black ones.
no can't shut hi, eyes and pull out n
hair ut random without getting ono of
tho black ones. - Drdke's Afrgdxmc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-29

Thursdays Examiner publishes
pictures OF Potts and his wife, the
latter being q good one; but tho
picture Of Potts docs not resemble
tho original very much. The same
paper also exhibits q tac similo Of the
cards Of admission to the execution,
which were printed ut tho IspEpESD.
klHr o:Heo.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-29
Advertised Le,tcra.

Following 10 a list OF letters romain.
ing IN tho Postonlco ut Elko, Satur.
day, Juno 81, 1900:
Fordham w II, Mclaughlin WIN,
Rutherford Miss Nollic.
Persona calling for any Of tho above
lottors will plousc say "advortiscd."
EDWARD Il. BiLKEY, =. NJ.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-29
DON'T TOUCH WIRES.

a Rulc That Should Bc Taught Ia Every
School In tho United States.
1t Is always best to avoid danger, II
possible; therefore, there is ono rule
which ought to be taught in every
school in the United States, and that Is
hover lift n wire of the ground. This
rnlc, says tho Now York Ledger, may
provo moro valclblo than the rule OF
thrco.
a telegraph wire, no matter how many
messages may DO passing over it, Is per.
fcctly harmless, but an electric wire ia
always deadly. When you sec % wirc
hanging from n pole or n house Dr. in
any position, II may bo n tclcsr af,n wiro
or 1t may DO an electric wire. so tho
safest plan Is To Let IL lie. 1t n not
DO dangerous, but IL Is like n loaded
gun-it may kill you.
II an electric wiro lies across YOUR
path, and IL becomes absolutely nccc.
sary to remove IT,, bear thcGo points In
mind: So long as the wiro Is on tho
ground IL Is harmless, no matter what
pressure may 10 on It. The moment IL
lcavcS the ground 10 is dangerous. You
can pull tho slack with your hand or
foot any distance, so long ns tho end
touches tho ground, but do nat ar Il.
Tho instant you do, yon become part Of
tho electric circuit. and the current will
run TO the ground through your body.
Mover mind what your comradcs may
cay about your cowardico or timidltv--
don't touch tho wires.
How Letters AFRO Disinfeeted.
-
Letters from stricken sections aro
i%umigatcd In n novel way. SO that
there is little or no chance for the dis-
easc being brought Northwnrd. Tho
letters arc stopped when they react,
tho quarantine limos Each letter Is
put under n machine with II long nrin
attached. and this Is provided with III.
Ito teeth puncturcd At the ends. a
powder That Is used Tor fumiputinp
purposes Is forced through the nrIn
md down through tho teeth. The
arm comes down on each letter. and
while tho little teeth are pGrforating
Tho letter. tho powder Is blown IN be.
tween tho shoots. dlsinfecting the lot.
ter thoroughly Then L Is forwarded
TO tho person 10 whom L. IS addressed.
Some complaint has been heard OF
damage TO letters, but 80 long as thny
remain logible n littlo Disagreement
should DO welcomed rs Il prooi OF
observation-disclosures Io0iysk.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-29

Pupils in tho public schools Mt
Waterbury, Conn, nro furnished with
textbooks free.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-29

Enterprises: 1T costs tho wheat
growers Of California oyor sG,OO0,000'
n your to protect tho British gold
standard against American silver.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-09

An astache of this legation teEas me that the
Chinese, Cerean and japanese diplomats
stationed here are uHIch infatuated with the
Edison phonograph- They have sent n1m-
Der Of dupiica1e nachines home, and are thus
able To converse with their fricacs and reia-
tipes in the orient IN their natural voices.
Every steamer from the east brings an install
n,s11t Of tine lituae wax tubes winch have been
talked into OF the osaer side Of the earth,
and which viii here be eagerly made 70 give
up tteir in,prisoned sThs6les, tones aud &C
cents. The Chinese and japanese are not a
superssitioas people. and were readily abie &c
accept as natural these Almost supernatural
results, but the Coreans were a. first inclined
70 look upon the device asore Of SetaR'so~n.
The first poonegr2ph from America created
on It's arrival g. Soul. tne Coreau capital, a
sensation somewhat sin1iAar 70 that which ala
earthouake would cause IL Eew York city.
RoaERr GRAVES
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-09
Ayers Sarsapari|Ia,
PRFrARED nv
PRErARED BIT

Or. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; SIX bottles, IS. Worth IS bottle
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-09

Wilbur Blair yovn< uaaa of WsocLard-
was returning hone from a hop tie otsss
night and as feetpaas were known % m
fest the town. he teek s,sl which hs pos
sezsei from hls pockee saa carrisc i II hss
hand n. mad ncs walked far whsn he was
Rs.an:sresi 10 So . Es@Bacf.g figure e->.rge
from ire SlooEa ana devssrAi snas bs Earow ur
Ms hands. As the rHAn GAd a pE@ei roAoiea
al his breast, Blair ele~ste-i his hands without
parIsy TIE focsp2d then sesrched hls Poex-
sss. SGT was unable 20 hnd aEy-Aing. 50 ss a.
ao-=ed Blair 20 pass cn--S&1 ErAzS4see AEso
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-09
Little IrIfnc,s Funny speech.

Little Irving is only years old and be
wasn't that wishin taree msstas when hs
made the funny speech abe'st the Lima bean
His mother had a pan full Ct then on bar lap
and had begun to sheil them when the Small
fair haired blue eyed boz J1mpei from MS
rocking horse AID came ts hep he took one
Of the largest beans, o. course, bat akfsouga
ne tried and tried se could rot burst the pod.
Il was TOO rsuch fer ais tsny in gers ara At
last, throwing il down in great v-xatfo1- &c
ssid; oh. mamma. I can't unhuSton ia
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-09
Puzzled P The he Doctors. :"
Especial Correspondence

MOST Of the cases cured by Ayers
I'i Sarsaparilla have been given up
by the regular practice. Physicians are
recommending this medicine more than
ever, and with satisfactory results.
F. NJ. Sargent Lowell. Mass, says -
Several years ago, my daughter broke
out with large sores on her hands
face, and other parts of her body. The
case puzzled the doctors My daughter
used Ayers SarSaparilla, and il resulted
In complete cure. Her blood seems 10
have been thoroughly purified, as she
has never had so much as a pimple
since taking this medicine"
"This is TO certify that after having
been sick for twelve years with kidney
disease and general debility. and having
been treated by several physicians with
out relief. am now better in every re-
spect. and think | am nearly well,
having taken seven bottles of Ayers
Sarsaparilla Maria Ludwig
Albert Lea, Alinn.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-09

,ENoCu n1oRGAN's SONS CO. NEW YORK.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-09

Do not jest with your wife upon .
subject in which there is danger Of
wounding her feelings. Remember that
though you never think of it again. Do
not speak of some virtue in another
mans wife TO remind your own of a
fault Do not reproach your wife with
personal defects, for, if she has sensi-
bility, you inhict wound difficult to
heal. Do not treat your wife with in
attention in company. Do not upbraid
her in the presence Of a third person,
nor entertain her with praising tho
beauty and accomplishments of other
women. Do not be stern and silent in
YOUR house, and remarkable for sociabn-
ity elsewhere.
Remember that your wife has as much
need of recreation as yourself, and de-
vote a portion. at least, of your leisure
hours TO such society and amusements as
you may join. By so doing you will Sc
cure her smiles and increase her affec-
ton. Do not, being too exact In pecunl-
ary matters, make your wife feel her
dependence upon bounty. 1t tends to
lessen her dignity of character and does
not increase her esteem for you. IL she
is a sensible woman she should be ac-
quainted with your business and know
your income, that she may regulate her
household expenses accordingly. Do
not withhold this knowledge in order to
ever your own extravaganza Women
have keen perception. Be sure she
will discover your selhshness. and,
though no word is spoken, from that
moment her respect is lessened and her
confidence diminished. pride wounded,
and a thousand, perhaps unjust, sus-
picions created. From that moment is
your domestic comfort on the wane~
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-09
THE COMING SESSION.
WASHINGTON LOOKING FORWARD TO
LIVELY TIMES IN CONGRESS.
An. Incident Showing the Universal APpre-
ciation Of Womanly Besuty-A Startled
Groom Who Was Anxious 90 Fight Some
body-Photogrzphy and Nurss Maids.
Especial Corresnondence.l

d1oOm W NO was AnX1OU& 70
body-Photogrsphy and Nurss Maids.
Especial Correspondence
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3a-Thare is a lull be-
fore the storm The capital city has not yet
shaken OF its holiday dullness. Soon the so
cial winds and the political cyclones viii
begin to blow, and then Washington viii be
lively enough for the most ambitious of life
tastars. Everybody is saying that this is to
be one of the most interesting sessions OF
congress since the days of reconstruction, If
not since the Troublesome times just before
the war. 1t is expected that tho Republicans
and Democrats in the house will all but como
to blows. Already the feeling Of partisan
ship runs high. The social season, too, Is to
be brilliant ono. 1t will begin with tho
New Years reception at the White House,
and run on without cessation till Lent.
Weary weeks for weak women and for tired
horses and coachmen will those seven be.
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
eHILDRES LITERATURE.
What q st. Nicholas y Has Done Fer
Bays ana Girls.


1E-1F Hugo galis snis = the vrounar,s :
ess.tusy.r = aud uixEs> s have rdds4 that il =
the eLllG.&-ss Easas-ass a=r---7 T-svy-
before "A ;ne EoEl3,G hlsSsrv hasse mach
tsougkt bsen pad 70 chiiare1-tae
schoags, their h-.-ks. tbeirA pictures, ard
ttsi- TOYS. Caildhosi. IS afa s#4e,s;aud
Il, is recsai discovery.
Cp "a The Tine us tas issua Of she ST.
S4eEc2ss MsgsZi1.e seven.eea veaAs ago
.tsratsre ard childfea', msgszines vssre
slrE - echira1ic.ory ,ertSS,- bal the rev
pef53dissl stared out .wjth .hs iisA tsst
-
rea gis has beer ayerile magazine ggrssiae
Win eonscisn'iaBs purposes. the grestess
wF4tsrs contributing aa Il with TIE bezt
ar.is.s srd engvAyers hs'pinssto teaa,ify It.
AVID srsrythiaE; ssiize#4i 70 the keT-nS.e ,0i
youth.
Il rs; baea the spscisi sin, Of St N5-bslss
70 sgrplaai gnheslthy jis-ztare vita stores
of iiyIug ara nesiflrui ifisrest. !, Ei!l
not DO q isse fascinating bS4 giseratars
SIS q BOYS haaa&, Sad give them IL II
pl.ee Nrs. Rafbaa d and Peter Psrsey. Or
tie EoEs of wfi-.rs Ehs thi-k that any
g1o'i-y'' talk vii Do 10 eaiidrep, bgi Hoy
must lave strong. interesting reading. with
tHH Stts'st- als4 stf.ts y resi- NkG 70 H.
Fesii1E tai viii EAkeu item 10 closer
s5serN 4ia9a oF tie bes:thinss sboaf them.
r. the seyeatesR Tesrs q is Afs s.,
Aietioi=s has Eot8rFy pfey TED the Children
sssi i Tr-Ey sssse5 s'Frs.ss tie S6Ge 0s con-
eiri4>4fr-iis .5tzrst-Irs= a. we'll.
0say * is stories. lge N,s B1.ssu's
: Laile Lord Kaanaesoy,n have become
elzssse. 1. is a1i too nEth 70 say ID at 81
aaos. eve-g notable yaHsg ps5psssS story
hos pred2efG u America ffst saeks the
tzat 10 TIE pager Of tass lRassz,as.
Its yesF lssq s,il pstye l..eA s.u-z 49,.
y le1sesos5 serl lAsss are cisiidsea IS
2 ai93.e via Is e. Nilhe.as 1T.
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
Literary Nets.

Tts Chris,snas edition Of the Cosmopo.
Titan Magazine 10 one hundred thousand
copies. Tas order, As originally e4EeA to
TO pTiafers, wa fss 5000 copies, but
white on he press il w1s bought advisable
70 increase teA number 10 10000.
1t cnptsins a fea;urs neYsr before At-
temrted hy soy magazine. eonsisting Of les
CARTOONS frsm the brush Of Dan Beard, 1he
row fsnoGs artist. Who did such zonder-
inl llnstrasions in aiGFk TwsEazEZ beck
2 be Yankee st the Court Of King Arthur. :
These cartoons are placed ii Inc bottom
rot each page OF the nlAgsziEs, and take te'
tsss~sr= 7ssihiirct, thfi fiaimRk daFiaR ths
kichteca CeH,aTies ef the Chsistisn Era,
WIKI yssis,ions, showing the gay Ia which
We modern Cbsistians carry out soERe Of the
ehisf texts o. the Chrisiian Gospel
Abnxe. ard al each sias Of the rage is :
qustHsi border, the whole effect bsing noyei
ta3 extremely pleasing. and with the un-
u>usily varied labls Of contents. viii make
such Christmas number As Is worthy 20
60 ints more than I0o. 900 households.
The frentispiecss of the Cosmopolitan
hare Of late become noted for their be&4stY,
some Of them hasiag aa much As fur print
Ings- Thst for Christmas, white 10 but two
prlnsiess, Is aot hshina aaYthiag that has
preceded /. in ia artistic mart
Az e1eellently Illustrated arsacls i one
on teApoSs. By Eliza RuhamAh Seidmore.
Literary Boston Is treated with Numerous
par.fsits and an article which comes With
the niaoiieta birthday Of Won Aoltke,
sketches the life Of the great Field- Marshal
iu an interesting way. and Is br Gen, James
Grant Wilson. EFzsbesh Bssland hAa one
q Der charming articles.
The Christmas i'sas contains - ilas,1a-
lons. nearly doubled The number thas have
ever appeared ia Asy illustrated magazine.
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
4 eREsr AvERTc,1 aAelzfSr.
IAe- SaeetSs II :. tha tszil.st. ard 'tts
Plans for 1891.

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HaFpeF's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

Tbs impSr.atl. series az papers ~ Soath
Ameurs. b. Thes14Fe Cai.d, sin b. een-
tirEId "a Harresis Msgaxire dFsrisg the
gEes;eF pars q tbs ssar isaE TIE articles
Ga Seaihssn California, hy Css2slcs Dudley
Warner. win also BE- ee5,iaael, Amene
o;lses iavteze=-s-= Astrsesioas FlH be nose.
hy CiaafiPs Est.srt t'raAdacs cesIeeslan n
q eEiEInsl Ira sjazs hy ". N. TAackazzv,
rs,r pa lbsisisstl fer tie FIRST ilfnr noyel
=Ti.lsn sua issas.rate4 ey Ga@-gs da Man-
tist 3 HoFe .etse BY " l5Aga Dean Howell;
ard sstsss ci papers o. Load5s eY Waiter
Bezsat-
Ii he ns--st-ar ss-a r-z--F.< u ffIiisfr ssf,f
gspers Ess sfsA4s 81 isi.ss on 81 ill47r3s "
timely sHisgesl. as weil A. N the GnslTRlie1
easracssr o - shSrt stores, ppsmS. etc,
HargeF's AssSzirs vii4 c0asihce " ulsih-
ts5n .iaat standard Of exeeiisace for which
+. has hnsa<g i0ug Distinguished
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
The Wabash RaIlrsad.

THROUGH PGEEMANs from Color.
do. Utah aud Wyoming 10 ST. LOUIS. Thi,
requires but one change Of cars between
poiDis,sn the State and Territories above
named 10 New York, Boston, Philadeiphia.
Baltimore, Washington Pittsburgh apd
oAheg Ez6iAxn. IpSisssa. a.rr-,,H7sr-7--
Through DINING CARS from Dem
yes u st Louis. connecting at that point
with through Diners from there 10 The psin.
eipai Eastern cities, nhunaance Of time and
mesu the market HGUr1s.
THROUGH FKEE CHAIR CARS via
lhe Wabash v ali principal points on ia
line. viz; Chieago, Toledo. ST. Louis "a
fayette, Jacksonville, Peoria, Des M6iaess
Danyille. Springfield, Detroit. 0stumwa
and intermediata psiHts.
MANN Ba1lIDoIR CARS ara run be.
tween Kansas City and ST Louls, Chicago
and Toledo. These aFe The most elegant
paasnugss eofuhes eser built and insure a.
almost privacy and luxury. An eleeantIv
equippsd buaed Is prominent feature eg
this service.
FULL PARTICULARS up and sppll-
Gallon 20
c.M. HAMrsox,
CcEmsrciAl Agt, DsnVsg.
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
Harpers Weekly.
IEIrsrRATEp

H=-pszss Weskis hss sever hsiiei 10
iisss.sssl is ssiissirsz -JeaTasi q Ciwffzs-
.Ipa.' and il has lase - usa c6as,an;
ss.-AEi Il e.-lzz-e S-2z4T5z7ssizz = lsssS sil-
ness ahd higher ssant3ard - srtistic md
ilterary e1es+=assa5s- Il iesges uatouehea
no isapsrt@g. phAss q The Es-i4s 81. lxress,
ard rseseass record. eeua,ls .-;.s.wo-,hy
a. ziieEtsszns l.! tsssss fE-tzsss avssltt, per-
-oas- ssd schssysrssses q a,1r time
Special Suppierasrls Nll BE eosiaue3
IN 1871. hey NM h ilteFpry, scieistif q,
arsss;ss, hissnr iesl, cri.ieSl. t6aogssF'hicz..
Cr descriptive. as acessien niav 6e-ns--54. /.
ss4 vii esrtisGe 70 deserve the hsNrty
renNnend2yian WbieA h>s bssn bestowed
On pa-l issues By tA.s press SD the pubisc.
"a = tAnaisg Stn-=ast. HArsef's Noskiy MI,
As hsrs,Qfors- b edited ls5tA ss.teI sszzrd
for sss gaaaliises tArzs NIKE * S5Fs an 4
welcome yIslsor % svsTy Aone.
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06
HARpERs MAGAZINE.
Per Year:

The Xn-lIars of the MsZ1zins begin WITH
tie Aafnberz for June ard December o.
eSch rear. Mhsa 70 tirss IS spseide4, sub
se=,Ptsoss vii begin with he Number cur
rent =; The time q receipt Of order.
B7TUE1 Y sFsufaes o. Hsrpcris Maynxira
for three rear back. in neat cloth birding,
Vii As ses.t .ss.ii, sdSs-pa5d. on receip;
81 $40 FER ySiaase, C1bih Cases. for bad
Ing. 50 ceats eaeh-hx mail. pas, paid
IadsI T. HarpeSss Nsgazine. AInbAbe-
ticsl, AnaiyfScal, ard eisssiacaI. To- Volume
: - 20. Inclusive, issFevn June. 1851, % JaEe,
1885. ore vol-. ssn. Csofs, S40o.
Remittance shosid be aaade bT P.Sss-O l1ice
Money Order Of Dr@f;. 70 ased eh4aoe VI
loss
Newspspers are rot 70 copy fhis sdver-
tiseH.sut without tile express order Of
Hsrcer's 4 BFothers.
y Ad4sesa: HARPER s. BROTHERS,
Sss Yorg.
Rio Grande republican., 1890-12-06

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tchoois but NOT in wsr 90 be or nueh
practical behe6i and are neser ilias!ra,ed
ty living examples, which ia psoy case,
night easily be dong Il some SCHOLAR. ~ho
bad Just contracted cold wss brought BE-
fore the seheol. SO Thai a.. eouyd bes- the
dry. loud cough and kncw ~ sisaiseafcs.
zee The iaia sAac costing on ihe ssssls
sad lai.r. as tho deaelspei, sss lie pros444-
waserT erpee:ora;isn an this ya4ery rsst,.
charge from lie nose, rot orc n them
wesld eTer forget ~ha, the arst t=ntRorns
ofs cold were. TIE scholar sAo7ld thea
b given eharn beriaia's Cough Remedy
frcfiy, that I'll soists see thEf ercT. sqvete
cod could r. BEE in eae ortEo day., o.
st lesal greatly JriiiyaIsd- wtsa properly
treated as seoa rs the frs, tgmpio.4la -sf.-
pear. Thia reaassy ia fauaous toF ia carss
coughs, eolds and esoup. It IS uaai- espg.
oialiy for these diseases and il The mos,
rsiishle rHsiieins kaown far tsn parp9se.
fiiiy rent bottles for ealt Ay r 81 se-a
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