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a CarlIn Corrs~p,ndcn

The INDEPENDENT docs not pro-
pb+e 70 run the risk OF a libel suit by
Publishing specific charges Of gross
immortality against q man who, 30 far
rs we know, may be entitled u as
much credit as tho correspondent
vhn I'd 80 not want his name pub
lishcl," sud name b,jOg one which
We 10 not r,membsr ever N have
hsSri; add tbs fact that he spells the
nine u this town "Elcho.r would
ihicats that tho said correspondent
Is a rs ant importation. The proper
plan for "Yeri,as" ~ pursue is 10 go
btfore a magistrate, enter q complaint
IN proper legal form against tho per.
s'n III whom he complains, have him
arrested and tTiei. and II found guilty
the said graduated young disciple OF
rIai1nism' will receive punishment
I'm Densursto with bis crime.
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Card of Thanks.

The undersigned desire thus pub
licly u extend their heartfelt thanks
tnthe g'od people OF Star Valley for
the kindness and sympathy extended
during the recent sickness and death
u Mrs. Taufer and her child. Their
universal are and kind Offices be-
stored during the time OF soro anIic-
ton will never be forgotten. and we
desire them to know that their friend.
strip during that time Of great trial
il highly appreciated by tho relatives
u the deceased.
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hltn:-r rho Farmers Alliance Ia
enriching tho political vocabulary
and phrase book Of tho country with
s0mo good things. Up in the new
State OF Washington tho Alliance has
resolved that "Wnshington being an
infant State with nh adults indebted
ness 1t is i~nexpcdicnt TO appropriate
money In n largo sun for representa-
tion ut tho Chicago Fair. Somehow
thcse new States which beloved like
bulls To got into tho Union bawl like
calves when state responsibility 10
required Of them.
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a patent floating disinfcctant, which
has recently come into use, appears 10
possess the three very essential advan-
tages Of efficiency, simplicity of appli.
cation and uniform solution. A mixture
Of cnrbolic ncid and other disinfcctnnts
In n solid form is so prepared that IL
will float In winter. This melts slowly
IN the water and Is always visible md
accessible. The uniform rate of solu.
ton adapts II specially for use In clos
cts. All that Is necessary Is To place u
block Of II In the water cistcrn supply
Ing tho closets. All danger OF blocking
up tho pipes Is avoided, ms the disin.
frc,snt Is always on the top of tho
water,
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4uE Z y auEsrIos,

The IxDsPEaoESI bas received q
copy OF . so-callsd Interview with NJ
u. Hartsr, Democrati: Membsr o.
Congress elect iron. the 18th Con
Grossional District Of Ohio, with a re
"a st that IF the conteas OF the in
ci1ssd Interior will eadtossrergth-
81 those vho read il IN q -dete-mina-
tia TO keep the party frora SUI
5.ndering the interests OF the uhose
psople TO a Gere handfal OF silver
producers and spectators vonid be
g!al 20 have it appear n the DsIo-
cratic paper Of your place
In toe first place il Is rsry rn.or.a-
p.ts far the Democrats OF the l5ta
Congressional District q oAio ia;
lie. nave elected 20 CouEes . Ua
VINO is 50 Gesoii Of sound JaE1s-i
- Mr.. Htrter prore himself % be n
the so csIIeI inte.t=E. Li = TSs
s,o1nd pLses the sSld-b-es q TA
str.st hare secured : faithful sly L
rae Ebo, while be ezi@ % bs =
l,enoIa;, viii fna bizsi s-
sens in tie Fifty sssnod CSc<-
Al idea o: NJ. HzasTs =9z-d Z
pancial tteors nz! % grss Ea
bis statensot thst the &3Sqto q
;=se c1iezss q zlTsr x0a55 as
,nmeaiate and ToAt OsEc
Had instead u haEirE to-L e--L
,iva Of s6out I5p EI5H 4 5aEz%
lie effect OF tbs Tree U1E@ &c azrs
VIII be 10 instz-uT GHEe O.. so
.aiilions Of god, and i s 70
prophet TO see tia: thg Eo2ij EE
y general BANKRUPTCY. compared HEr
Rhi=a l557 and lsS -srs rz1 q
prosperity and PznoI u E5E15Ec--
a saH ie1t s2sSs 20 us x1sz-5
statsnent i the fE-s tLzf E5z Ga
Diand Act lad pzss=d- Tie bnasa
PREDICTED that al our sd zsl5
leave the ooprt!, pei IN Ia54 EJ-
the passage o. that A- the Ea
ejaculation uaEanaoGG
slOG!OJtDo0 IL lsEa
Dir. Harser gays Ehs actual VEtz=
dgcld in every legal tsa3= dElE Is
ht least - per cent mare tsEa -hs
Fiirer in a Legal tender ES=r dE
Wuuh the gsatenan kindly Erio-z
his reader. By wat stzo5a-5 -
gauges the ssctIal rEIEs- u Es
IisLali 10 gold do.lz-! TbE G=aE
Naine Of q metal cannot D. det=unsd
Kept by cOnpsrisJn ~Ith Some
thing else, fer except by sosa OK
Iarisoa nothing has -aetual rzAae
II silver dollar Eiu p3rzhase So
inany pounds Of -four It's actual value
j. determined bg is Purchasing
rox-r; Sd also With gold; If > soii
'!Jliar vii purchase 10 p0Ts al the
E~c;assaries o; life than q silver d1iisr.
then It's actual value IS The Eau+ as
IA SILVER dJilsr, and 10 mora. Hasa
tie government OF the United States
establishes a dollar By designating ia
weight, finenes and the mstai q;
which. il Is composed, then the actual
value Of the coin is determined by
Evin9 it an established value IN the
payment Of d: BIS aud in the purchase
Of the n-ecea=aries Of life.
SIR. Harter closes by saying: i
~ 70 be reasonable and open to Con-
yiction, and 1 freely change my views
when convinced ] sn wrong The
gentleman has a great deal 70 learn
aibJut finances, and in OuT iGdgnent
he would have done himself much
c.eiit had he eIamine1 the question
before flying into print To prove him.
reif a goid.bpg Of the most pro-
nounced type, ard hence an enemy Of
the people. Tho Iioa. Michael d.
IlaTtsr evidently thinks that the de-
mOnetization Of silver 10 1873 was the
greatest blessing eyer YoucbsaIed 70
the American people. Out upon such
eham Democracy!
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Tho President has cabIel John G,
Now, Consul. General at London. To
ms " Washington ut once. Tho
Jippod tion Is that Mr. Nov will bs
. Jpuinted Secretary u tho Treasury,
} mce his rccal'. Another guess is
Z It the Treasury Portfolio will 10
, mrcd 10 John 4, Swift, Of California;
bit the most plausible theory Is that
W J4J dIJsA anything ab1Itnt
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MRs. o. IIUGo,
and her daughters

] desire To join the mother md
sisters u my deceased complnion in
tending grateful thanks 10 those who
~ generously rendered valuable scr
vices during a time OF great need. May
tho blessing Of heaven rest upon them
and theirg.
THEODORE TAUPER.
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1-fkS da1 TIE I" III INC
vOses cast must be 6G6
GreS xni ADORE this uas = majority
o. l0i %: the Gses.ituti,n.
Ssoafor WIIisEaSoa attempted to
Gnns is another way, ba; was called
% order by TIA ChIi-.
Senator Rickey. as one Of the teilers
rv;rsel to count any vote wh;ch did
aJt nod fo- a Constitutional Coaven-
ton. He reported s-Si1 votes for the
Constitution.
Senator Coalins rise 10 inquire
Eissther fhs joint Committee reported
tsrts o. hr;ica- ItJcoked Is il they
Ind uied 20 smother or cnyer up
something.
Senator Foley moved to adopt the
euat o; teller Sawyer as co-rec.
By Conins -That the Senate re-
slre itself iuto a Committee OF the
Whole TO discuss Foleyis motion
Adopted.
Foley then offered a resolution to
the effect that the Clerks OF Eureka
and Lyon counties oe ordered TO APP
p-ar before the Senate on Wednesday,
the llth day OF Februsry, with the
ballots cast II The general election on
Tre=i1y. Nov. 1. lSoo, and that the
expenses @. said officers be paid from
Lhe legislative fund
After argument Foley's resolution
Ms defeated by a vote OF 10 to 8.
4 Committee OF County Reappor-
:iorment xas then selected and the
Senate adjourned
ASSEMBLY,.
Assembly net at IL 4. II. Speaker
BIckreli ir the chair. Journal read
aadzpproved- Abseat, George, Logan
Reid and Thompson
gx7cEr=o7 STANDING COMMITTEES.
Eas-Osrrent-A. y. No. +, and 4.
G. K No. l. Contingent Expenses;
BsII amounting 10 S}2l2; Military
a5ais. No Ia.
Federal Reiltions-Senate Joint
Resolution No. /.
All 81 the above reported upon
tlrurably-
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Humboldt delegation reported
~tlygrsbiy upon \. b. No. ~, granting
ieaT= OF absence TO Assessor Guthrie,
OF Humboldt county, FOR four months
GGrc- has term Of office.
Messages from the Senate, 4. c. Il.
No. passed the Senate by a vote Of
GHG Ordered enrolled.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
5. E. No. Oh An Act to amend an
40: establishing State Printing Olico,
aad creating the Office OF Superin-
c=nLent Of State Printing. State
Printing.
szEnSD READING OF BILLS.
8. 3. No. -. An Act repeating IN
Act tehniugduties and privileges Of
Board Of County Commissioners rela-
i've ~ the car Of indigcnts. Judi
cIary.
GENERAL PILE AND THIRD READING.
4. p. No. Il. Encouraging develop.
men of mineral esources. Ordered
~eugrOased.
s. Il No. 10. Requiring tho Cover
q 70 supply arms and ammunition
in certain ases- Passed by unani,
~ vote.
81. r No. 1, relative to the Mic.
a.agua Canal. Laid on the table.
4. Il. No. -, granting leave Of alb.
s=ncn 70 Humboldt county Assessor.
Ordered engrosEeh.
Adjourned at ll:lj till Monday.
c. II. GROVES, Reporter.
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o. nrLS

SExp-. l5y Arej-A & No q
grated aaye OF ab%n= for foui
9ocinS - Assessor GataIe. - Hum
5etts rouatr. 6lria< Is term Of ",
Ire EzuoctGE delegation
AE=1 10y LeaEeJ-A & M 81 To
pay Z & SoersSa bacoe de,
Sal7- &C AIzC - Private Secretary
- AcS- G1vszeUr RL CGas
A=cay T5s earsl-A- 3 No a.
Actaooz2- Secretary ~ State to
distribute - all schccs having d:
Least TAO teachers copies - the cou.
pied statutes CT isS5- zL=o additions
nas Il Isl, ES4 AID ISL All Al
4Glt5ucS made hs-eaHsr
= & Va. ~ read
SR1 by Foley, OF motion of
E0@Ssn- as tabled
E=pur II Committee Ca Federal
E@a.auas taken up gG- Of Grtsr-
TIE Committee -plr=i fzyOah:
gpSG r. and 4zlr0TlI L.
zHrzo E11EG-
z VI : alter considerable dis
c-=un- Ezs made special oGE oi
business Tor Tlsia-
SR VI =. d=uSi Mcclellan
bowed - ay he aILl o. Lhe GhLe,
Ls 9y zvute Of = - - Adopted
- an=ccL
4cl@1 nc 4sahly ocx recess
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q Mills z NJ. D. ~:
r@s5GHs>E5sx The .ses5;Drs az the
Stz-- E-as tHy sor4 f1r cr against
aEIEg 4 CGcziscs;5Cral Cnn7sation
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asa arr1eys - me C1Ivsrsi;y ;uDd,
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z57sg7s kzD zEsnLr7pozs.
~ DssLov-Tha1 rhsu The Senate
al grn today. Il IN N N the usual
b>4E Hosday. A8npted.
GENERAL TTLE.
8. r. No. ~, Deficiency bill.
PASSED.. - ayes, 0 noes.
s. r. q n pay salsry n Frank Bell
~ Actjoz G5geTDor. Passed, IL ayes,
s noes, LrGrIve, MiIIett. SprDuIs and
Tore voting ia the negative.
J. r 3. relative " o~bstructions in
the Truckse nysr. Passed, II ayes,
Onoea.
Recess IN 2 P. ".
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E-a<rss1ert No 8
JaS5Ssr-S No IL F1voE6ls.
Edasiico-AR No u Favorable
State lHsdsutSos-A- b Ma L.
Fav1ae
NssSe troa TIE GoTereo--TO
ths ed~s thai HIS ExcsEears hsd
zPpuyedAC e Mas sai Alb
Nos
A tEoz the Seoa.e-Tast s
a NSE9ana II had PISSED the Su-
a.
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Well that's tho first bronx I ovcr
madc," remarked tho bright young
chick us tho eLcll parted,
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE
Finsu,h Session.
EIEh,eenrh Day. Feb )
SSALL

Senate met 1t II oiesoek Mr. Prea,
deaf IN the Ca2l. Rsa aaii quo
rue present Jcaral rzi Ani xp
proved
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I~pteasooS SESSION.
Senate met at 9 p. 81.

Senate met at 2 p. N.
A. X, NOT. Special order; dividing
poll taxes between county general
fund and county school fund. Passed
by n vote Of IL 10 q.
Senate went into a C0ramittco Of
tho Whole IN consider Deficiency bills.
Reported tho bills back with tho
recommendation that thoy pass,
H. by Folcy--Tbat tho Secretary Of
State DO directed to appear before tho
Senate N morrow tFriday) with ab
stracts Of the vote on tho Conslitu.
tioDnI Convention. Adopted,
Adjourned,
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ASSEMBLY.

Assembly met At II 4. ". Spoakor
Bicknell ia the chair, Roll called;
quorum present. Journal rcad md
approved. Abro 1t, Logan, GEORGE,
Thompson and Harrington,
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Senate To va: III: zs1-E51 a. -
early day.
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the formation u sGoXE51z t>c -
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sl.9G. Placsd q IL
Special order pDsI1cs5 a-tz 27.M
MOTIONS AsD EL7pL5TIOs.
By IAGrsye-TB&t JoiL. Cess:
tee On Constitutional Cv4ten,r,a "
requested 10 Immediately rsryrf az
the resolution referred % ths1 q
the llth day u The sss5oo. CoLEa.
askeI fof u miRUtez time. AaaenJ4d
~ make the time2orcsscz. Ad1yte5
By mille:t-Thst 1SD eyPe.of the
report Of the Commit on Claaaiti-
tional Convention. be ordered p,inisI
Adopted.
by Sproule-S J. Il. No. g, relative
TO an appropriation from the e. s
Government for surveying Eeyada
lands. Federal Relations.
BY LaGrave s. J. X and Memo
rial, relative N the Ffee Coinage bill
Mines.
~ Il. No. %. Deficiency bill. Com.
mittee OF the Whole.
d. u. No 49, 10 almond tho Act
passed. last session 70 ~expediale Stat
Printing. Passed.
A. B No. 4. Relative 70 roads ia
Eureka, Pissed.
Invitation Of the President Of tn,
State University. Accepted,
lSeclss.
AFTERNOON SESSION..
Senate met Mt 2 p. ".
a. X. Not. Special order; dividing
poll taxes between county general
fund and county school fund. Passed
by n vote Of IL ~ O.
Senate went into a Committee OF
tho Whole IN consider Deficiency bills.
reported tho bills back with tho
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SrrR G. Ellis

B. E1-rHsoa-Bu 10 P7ovS3e fc-
tke es=c&oa % DlSta-s Attorneys TX
JGirI @rES and HinS their
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Es0vE RepGrsr
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dii 50. and soon beSan to improve: my
lungs healed. the cough ceased. and l be-
came s;outcr and healthier than I have ever
been before. would suggest that the name
@. Ayers Cherry Pec;ord he changed 10
Elixir OF Life. for Il certainly saved my lie"
r. J. Olilen. Salto. EGcnoS Ayrcs-
- few years { I took a very lad old.
which settled on my lEu:s. l h5d hight
sve1;s. n racsin= cough, :nd great soreness.
My Doctors medlicius did me 10 good. ]
tried many remedies. b,t received no lrnc-
IT,: everybody drspaiTcd If my recovery. !
VA advised To use Ayers Cherry Pcrioral.
and, as a Last resort. did so. From the nrst
tose I Obtained relief. and. after using two
bottles of IL Was completely restored 10
heal;h-"-F F. Adams, New GrctIIa, Nj.
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After eJosz5zGs Ez e
report Ess -sSzFs3 ri Z.r1 -
the Asss1ol!
a litter from le F-sa5s-s +
State University =z rrr
Senate 10 va: GS: zs--lZ1 4 a.
early day.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1891-03-19
HUMOROUS.

whats the material in porous
plaster worth ?" about a cent"
And they charge twenty-five cents for
EN-? Holes must come gh."-Har-
pers Bazaar.
-Considerate Jinks.-Blinks during
heavy rain you run over and
ask links for that umbrella | loaned
him last night ?" Office Boy-"Yes
sir. He says he's very sorry, but the
umbrella is wet yet, and wouldn't like
to return it in that condition. He says
he'll carry it home tonight and dry it
by the fire. food News
A Little Mistake. -"It is really too
bad how miserably that new cafe is
lighted The other night selected the
finest overcoat that could find put it
on, and went home. 1t fitted me as if
it had been made for me. But what do
you think ! found when | got where
there was good light, but that it was
my ownr'-Fliegende Batter.
Why Madge Blushed.-Tommy lat
the breakfast table)-"Madge, l think
Mr.. Cutely is Jim dandy" Madge-
"Why SOP" Tommy-"He gave me ten
cents not to tell what happened in the
hall last night, an ! amt goin' to-"
And just then Madge thought she heard
the kettle in the kitchen boiling over,
and hurried out to investigate IN. Y.
Herald.
Doesn't this company advertise that
it is running trains to Bigville?" asked
a depressed-loolSing man, as he entered
the railway office. Yes, sir. Have
you complaint to make?" II have.
object to the misuse of language
Call it crawl or creep or 'wriggle,
but don't, l beg of you, continue to
dazze the public mind by employing the
word run. '"-Washington Post
"A Wee Virgins. VISITOR swell,
my little man, rather cold weather we're
having, aren't WEI" Little Man gloom
ily)-"Yes. It's goin' to be the hardest
kind of winter, and we'll have snow
an ice all next spring, an no summer
weather till the Fourth of July" Hem
How do you know all that?" "'Cause
l didn't get any sled or skates this
Christmas-nothin' but toy boats and
fish poles and such things."-N. Y
Weekly.
Very Suspicious. -Sagacious En-
ployer-'I fear, Mr.. Toogood, | shall
have to dispense with your services
New Clerl-"Why, sir, l know have
only been here a week, but have l moi
during this time been thoroughly faith.
full to your interests?" Employer
''Oh, you have been faithful enough anG
capable enough, but" New Clerk
"But what, sir?" Employer-"Well,
saw you take postage stamp out of the
drawer, yesterday" New Clerk-"Yes
sir, but l put two cents in its place.
Employere-That's Just what can't un
derstand. | guess you'd better go. ~
Boston Courier
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One Dollar Per Year.

very uegradauoA which renders II nee
essary that vicious women should have
the protection of good women. They
can not be left to the care of brutal
men, TO be at once tcmpters and vic
Tins; they can not be left to the care CT
men of better feelings, forcing these 10
repress all that is best in them; they
must be placed in the hands Of women
to whom impurity is horrible and re-
voting; of women who will protect
them from themselves, and lead them
with strong and gentle guidance out
from darkness into light,-Josephine
Lowell, in Century.
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NERVOUS DISEASES.

for every of Nervous Diseases remedy has been able
compare with the Nerne Tonic which pleasant and harmless
all the youngest child the Oldest and most delicate ndvd
u Nneteh of the ailments which the human family heir
dependent exhaustion and impaired digestion When there
insufficient supply of nerve food in the blood general debility
the BRAIN spinal and is the result Starved like
muscles become strong when the right kind of food supplied and
disappear the As tho
system must supply all the power by which the vital forces the
body carried it the first to suffer for want Of perfect nutrition
Ordinary food does sufficient quantity the kind of nument
repair the present mode of living and labor imposes
upon the Tor this becomes that food be
supplied This production heSou American Continent has been
found by analysis contain the essential elements out Of which tissue
formed This for its magic all forms of nervous
deranuem
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Broken Constitution,
Debility of Old Age,
Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
Heartburn and Sour Stomach,
Weight and Tenderness in Stomach,
Loss Of Appetite,
Frightful Dreams,
Dizziness and Ringing in the Ears,
Weakness of Extremities and
Painting,
Impure and Impoverished Blood,
Boils and Carbuncles,
Ecrofula,
Scrofulous Swelling and Ulcers.
Consumption of the Lungs,
Catarrh of the Lungs,
Bronchitis and Chronic Cough,
Liver Complaint,
Chronic Diarrhea,
Delicate and Scrofulous Children,
Summer Complaint of Infants.
cured by this wonderful Nervine Tonic.
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Nervousness and
Nervous Prostration,
Nervous Headache and
Sick Headache,
Female Weakness,
All Diseases Of Women,
Nervous Chills,
Paralysis,
Nervous Paroxysms and
Nervous Choking
Hot Flashes,
Palpitation Of the Heart,
Mental Dependency,
Sleeplessness,
st. Vitus's Dance,
Nervousness of Females,
Nervousness of Old Age,
Neuralgia,
Pains in the Heart,
Pains in the Back
Failing Health.
All these and many other G
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book-covers In the United States are
women. The finest work done for the
leading publishers comes from them
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II is Safe and Harmless as the Purest Milk.

This wonderful Nervne Tonic has only recently been introduced into
this country by the Great South American Medicine Company and yet its
great value curative has long been known by na
antso South America who rely almost wholly upon its great medicinal
powers to cure every form disease by which they are oveaken
This and valuable South American medicine and
qualities hitherto unknown the medical profession This medicine has
Complaint and diseases of the general Nervous System also all
forms of failing health from whatever performs this by the Great
Nervine Tonic qualities which and by its curative powers
upon the digestive the stomach the liver the bowels Noremedy
with this wonderfully valuable Nevne Tonic builder and
strengthened of the life forces of the human body and of
broken down constitution 1t also of more permanent value the
tr ment and of diseases Of the Lungs than consumption
edes used this 1t
of females all Ladies who approaching the critical period known
change in life should not fail to this great Nervne Tonic almost
constantly for the space of two three years. will carry them safely
the danger This great strengthened and curative is of nemabe
value to the aged and n because its great energing properties will
give them hold life will add fifteen the lives Of
many those who will half dozen bottles the remedy each year.