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DELINQUENT TAX LIST
 OF Apache County, Arizona Territory. FOR THE YEAR 1893.

Aztec Land and Cattle Co.,, Holbrook 3O1, ,098 and 8-100 acres land and imI $6I, ,2I9 62, Arnold Hugle ranch, l6C acres, $500, personal property $91 ,570I tax $4,59S 68, penalty $23l 49, total $4,- 830 II,
 Aragon, Jose T, St John, imp on r I land l5, per prop 20, tax l 05, pen 55, total 60.
 Armiio, Gabriel, lot 3, block S6, St Johns and imp 85, per prop 50, tax 8, pen q, total 06.
 Armijo, Ambrosia, lot 4, block 20, St. Johns and imp 75, per prop 65, tax 4 20, pen l 71, total 91.
 Amos, Wm, Pinetop, n W ar of sec B, tp 10, range 24, 160 acres, 200, 8 Inf of n or of sec A, tp 9, range g, 80 acres, 100, Inf of or and Inf ot n " ar of sec 2. tp 10, range 24, 16O acres, 200, per prop 5,508, tax 180 84. pen 10 54, to- tai 191 38.
 Adams, Geo NJ, Show Low, imp on ranch at Show Low, 200, per prop 627, tax 24 S1, pen "A, total 2 5.
 Adair, Maroni, Taylor, acres in sec II, tp F, range 21 and imp 1l5, per pro 196, tax 9 B, pen 96, total II 29.
 Allen, Sam, lots 13, II and l5, blk S., NInsIOW anu Imp ooU, per prop oOi ldA II 40, pen 07, total 13 47.
 Adamson, Q, Los Angeles, lots 8 and 9, blk 7. Holbrook and imp, 6,50, tax l9 50, pen 47, total 21 97.
 Adamson & Kinder, Holbrook, 4 plac- es on Show Low, 160 acres each, GAO acres and imp 1000, tax 30, pen 3, tota! 8
 Averitt, Elisha, Springerville, 40 acres land and imp, Springerville, 440, lot A, blk IA, Springerville and imp l15. per prop Al, tax 29 SS, paid P, bal due SS pen l 89, total 9 v.
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Kar:chner, Culver, Snowflake, acres in sec 13. tp Is range 21 and imp ST O. l lot in sec "A, tp 13 range 2l and imp $70 co per pro $133 O. tax $S 10, pen $1 92, total $l0 32
 Karrigan < Burback, lot r and IS, blk 3, Wins low and imp 6OO, Der pro $50, tax 2S 50 pen 92, total 3l 42.
 and imp 600, hh goods 50, tax 19 50, pen 47, to- tai 21 97,
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CATTLE BRANDS

Ear marks: Clean split from root to point left ear, upperbit in right ear Wattle (varuga) on jaw, under mouth, C on left jaw (cheek) bulls c on left cheek only Flooded stock c on left cheek and c on left ribs
 HENRY HUNING Post office: Show Low, Arizona. Range: Show Low creek, Silver creek, Laguns Ortega and Laguna Salada. Horse brand C C left shoulder.
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Nelson, W St Johns, n eqr of W qr and n Inf of e qr sec 3, tp ', ranfe 9, and or of s W of sec ?, tp v, range 29, 160 acres and imp 25O. Inf of Il ar and ar of n " qr of sec 9, tp 2, a6, I6O acres and imp 800, imp on homestead 50, per prop 800, tax 39, pei 45 total 42 45,
 Nuanes Jose & Son, St Johns, per prop S2, tax 90 pen 69, total ) 59.
 Nicolas, Valentine, Heber, imp about miles souah of Heber, 50, tax 50, pen 57, total 07.
 Nelson & Go, per prop 40, imp ? and Inf miles n W from Heber 50 tax ? 70 pen 63, total B
 Nicolas, Serafin, (unknown) lot blk S7, St. Johns and imp 50. tax 50, pen g. total 3O7.
 Naile A F, Winslow, imp on Alder Creek, 2gO, per prop 26S0. tax S4 SO pen 3 "A, total 90 64
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Carillo, Leandro, Springeryille. imp on ranch 100, per prop 10S, tax 09, pen so, total S9.
 Carillo, Pablo, Springerville, per prop T5, tax 9, pen 61, total 8 S6.
 Crosby, s H, real estate and imp at Springerville 315, per pro 34S, tax 19 A, pen 4S, tota! 2 2.
 Crosby, Geo H, Springerville, 20 acres of land in J s Eager's entry and imp TO imp on timber culture entry, l50, per pro 23G, tax I6 50, pen g, total IS S2. Chayes, Santiago, St Johns, per pro 65 tax 95, pen 59, total 3 4.
 Chapman, Hyruim, St Johns, n W ar of ar sec 2S, tp 19, range 2S, 40 acres, 240. e Inf of W ar of sec2S, tp Is, range 2S, 80 acres and imp, 200, per pro BIO, tax 2 50. pen 62, total 9 12.
 CraAg, s M, St Johns, per pro 2,725, tax Sl D, pen 5 5S, total S7 B.
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Tyler, R M Alpine, imp 1OO per pro Ig3, tax s 79, pen 93, total ID 72
 Thomson, Peter, Springerville, lot blk and l6 IS p 26 blk and imp 1SO. per pro 15O, tax SO pen 99, total II 9O
 Thompson, H. Springerville, lots in Eagar and imp on ranch 17O, per pro 115, tax 75, pen 1 S7, total 42.
 Tafolla, Antonio, Las Tueces, imp 1OO tax B. pen 1 65, total 65
 Tafolla, Manuel, St Johns, nv ar of ne or sec S4 twp 13 rge 2S, 40 acres and imp 75, per pro 75 tax 50, pen1 72 totel 22.
 TafOlla, Romulo lot and imp in St Johns 30, per dro 50, tax 2 40 pen 62 total O..
 Thompson, Chas B, Springeryille, per pro 15SO tax 51 90, pen 59, total 54 49.
 Thompson, o, Show Low imp near E Por- ters 1OOs per pro 1lS, tax 54 pen 32, total 36 land 150, der pro 101, tax s. den S. total II 20
 Thornton, Peter, Mary Boyer agt, Holbrook, lot Il blk and imp 45O tax l3 30, peu r. total 15 67
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Young, Alma. imp at PinetOp %. horses 40. ta 1 S9, pen 59, total g.
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Maxwell, Andrew, real estate and improve ments, Nutrioio, 90, per pro 70, tax So, pen 2i total 5i.
 Maxwell, wm T. Nutrioso, per pro 11O, t2x7 90 pen 56, total 96.
 Merrei, Thomas, Springeryille, imp on ranch 100, per pro 100 tax 6, pen 80, total 8.
 Murray. D, Springervile, Il hf Of s e ar and CT Il qr of sec 3l, Ups, range 8, 12Oaeres. ana imp AT, per pro 3S3, tax 9 50, paid b, bal due 10 80 pen 04 total r. 64.
 Morri son, A L 6 Sons, Springeryille, hf ( or, SwQr ar and W ar of s ar sec Fl, IT range 31; S W ar of n ar, e ar of Il " ar, n W of e ar and qr of wqr of sec 2, tp :, rnge 3I 320 acres and imp 627, per prop ITO, tax 7l g. paid 90, bal due T 80, penalty , 5S total "A 50.
 Moreno Mariana, St Johns, imp on ranch Can on Bonito 2O0, per prop 2yS, tax IA 94, pen 24 total F Is.
 Mestos, Manuel, St Johns ar lot blk s7, st JoQns, 5O imp in New Town 25 per prop 6O tax 1 05. pen 70, total 75
 Moro, Lojinio, St Johns. per prop 1S5, hh goods 20 tax 65 pen 73, to.al 3S
 Moline, Des:dero COneho, imp in field below Concho. 200, per prop 55, tax 65, pen SS, total
 Miller Wm. N, Pinetop, imp near Pinetop 15 per prop 40, tax 13 e5 pen l5, total 16 1o
 Mitchell, H H, Show Low imp near snow Low 50. per prop 90, tax2 4O pen t2, total 4 o.
 Mills, Don, Show Low, per prop 1O5, hh goods g, tax 3 90, pen 69 total 59
 Martinez, Evaristo,, lot P, blk l, COncho, and imp 65, per prop 1869, tax 52 O2, pen ID, total
 Modyman, J D, imp on lots at Winslow, SO, per prop 69, tax 10 S9, pen ? O4, total F B.
 Mahoney, Dan, s W ar of sec 22, tp IS, range 19, l69 acres and imp 400, tax F, pen To- total IA 10.
 Mangum, George, Alpine per prop, IF, tax 30. pen 1 76, total 0z.
 Martinez, Domingo, lot l. blk 4, Concho, and imp 75 tax D, pen 6l, total S6
 Montana, Rosondo, St Johns, lot 5, blk 69, St Johns and imp 100, per prop 25, tax 75, pen 6o, total 43.
 Molino Gregoria, St Johns, S Inf and n ar and SC or of " ar of sec 4, tp range 9, 16O acres, POO. tax G. pen so, total 80
 Martinez Mariana, Inf of ar of sec 21, tp S. range 29 80 acres, 200, 6. pen1 SO total 50.
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Freeman, E N, St Johns, 2S acres in G D Greer's entry $S4 and Inf of lot blk 29 and imp $S20, lot blk $40, lot blk s $26, per DIT $510, tax $44 37, paid SIS 50, due $25 87. pen $2 79, total $2S 66.
The St. Johns herald., 1894-03-15

Vigil Theodore, Richville, imp on ranch $50, per pro $111, tax $7 s pen $1 63 total $9 72.
 Vingard, C o, Navajo, horses 50, cattle 37 30, tax 62, peu 62 total 9.
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Brown Beni, or of or sec 5, tp z, range 29, 100 acres, tract, " qr of n wqr and Inf of n ar, sections l and tp 6, range 29, 20 acres, in Dry Valley, 50 acres, Hamblin field, Il W qr of n e or and or of n W or, section 20, tp 2, range 30, 80 acres, lots and. 4, blk 4, lots to 4, blk 20, lots 2 and 3, blk Is, lot 4, blk 12, of Nutrioso and imp $1 ,491 9, lots end blk 13, and lot l, blk Is and imp, 5000, per prop $1 ; ,131, tax $96 66 pen $6 B, total $102 99.
 Berry, c L, Springerville, imp on Coy ote Creek, l25, per prop 335, tax l3 80, pen l9, total l5 99.
 Butler, Henry, Springerville, imp on sections 34 and 35, tp 9, range 29, 100, lots 2 and 8, b::k 22, St Johns and imp 3S0, per prop 200, tax 20 40, paid 5 S0, bal due IA 50, pen 2 23, total Is S3.
 Blaine, Henry E, Springerville, 3S acres in qr of ar of sec s, tp 9, range 29 and imp 125, per prop p, tax 450. pen 72 total P.
 Baca, Francisco, Springerville, per prop 133, tax 99, pen 70, total 69.
 Baca, Donicio, Springerville, Inf of neqr and Inf of n v qr, war ol e or and or of s W ar of sec 2, ID 8, range 29, 240 acres and imp, 940, per prop 1O9 50, tax 31 30, pen O6, total,
 Bordeaux, M, springerville, per prop 30, tax 90 cents, pen 54, total A.
 Bleak, Jos G, Springerville, imp on claim 50, per prop l4O, tax 20, paid |, bal due 8 20, pen 66, total 4 S9.
 Butler, Sacob N, real estate and imp at Springerville 59, per prop 95 50, tax 63, pen 73, total 6 36.
 Bazan, Ygnacio, imp in Springerville, 100, per prop 200, tax g co, pen, 90, to- tai 10 90.
 Baca, Marcus, Richville, 15 acres of farming land, 145 acres grazing land in sw or of sec ?, tp 10, range 2S and imp, 527, per prop 90, fax 1866, pen 43, to- tai 2l 09.
 Baca, J J, Richville, per prop 9S, tax 2 94, pen GA, total 4 5S.
 Baca, Eutemio, lot2, blk S9, St Johns and imp 75, imp on ranch at Las Tuces, 30, per prop l5, tax 4 40, pen l 7l, total 5 9l.
 Brewer, A J, Pinedale, per prop S5, tax 2 55 pen 62, total 4 IT,
 Brimhall, N A, Taylor. Is ares in sec l, tp F, range Fl and imp 2S0, per prop IFS, tax Is 4, pen Is, total b 92.
 Bumhall, Cassius. Taylor, per prop 75, tax 9, pen 6l, total 3 S6.
 Baca, Lorenzo, Taylor, lot ?, blk 20, St Johs and imp 50, per prop 107, tax q, pen 73, total 6 A..
 Burke NJ A, Taylor, imp near Reid head Crossing. l50, per prop l38- tax S64, pen 93, total 10 57.
 Barnes, Will c, nv ar of qr Of sec 26, tp Is, range 17, 40 acres, 100, W ar of ar oi sec 26, tp Is, range l7, 40 acres, loo, lots 20 and 2l, blk 5, Hol- brook, 150, tax 105 50, pen O., total F 52.
 Boyer, A NJ, Holbrook, e ar of sec ? tp I7, range 20, 160 acres and imp $50, lots g, 10 and II, blk 6, i50; l5, l6 and l7 blk l, 150; lot 40, blk 8, 50; imp on lot 4, blk l, 400, Holbrook, per prop SS0, tax 66 90, paid 24 co. bal 42 90, pen 64, to- tai 46 54.
 Boyer, Mrs Mary A, lot 1, blk l, Hol- brook, 75, tax ? p, pen 61, total 6 54.
 Boyer X Morgan, Holbrook, per prop 16O, tax 4 80, pen A, total 54.
 Billings Land and Cattle Co, (Albu- querque, N. M.) imp on ranch, tp 20, range 27, 250, per prop 4,7S0, tax 151 05, pen 9 05, total 160 10.
 Carillo, Leandro, springeryille. imp
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Eagar, John T, Springerville. 30 acres land in sec twp 8 rge 20 and imp $40, so acres in sec 21 twp rge 29 and imp $50, per pro $135, tax $21 75, paid $10, due $l1 75, pen s 0S, total SIS S3.
 Eagar, w W, Springerville, 52 acres in sec g twp 8 rge 29 and imp 95i. per pro 3S1, tax 39 96, pen 3 49. total 43 45.
 Everett, J c, Springerville, per pro 65 tax 95, pen 59, total 54.
 Edgar, s, Springerville, F acres in sec 9 4 twp rge % and imp 22O, 20 acres in field and lot 5, 150, lot and imp in Springerville I50, per pro 160, tax 20 10, pen 52, total 2 92.
 Extrom, John, real estate and imp in Eagar 100, per pro 75, tax 9, pen 76, total 01.
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Udall Bros. springerville, e Inf of sw ar and W Inf of SC or and " ar of SC qr se3 5 twp rge 9, of ne ar sw qr of ne ar Inf of sw ar and SC or of ne ar sec twp rse 2S, 210 acres and imp $3 ISO, per pro $3,575 tax $z02 65 pen $11 63, paid $106. g, due $l07 S9,
 Udall, D K Springerville, lot ? blk 54 and imp St Johns $200, imp on school land St Johns $150, per pro $1S2S, tax $50 34, pen $4 O1, total $54 35
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McDaniel, J. W, springerville. acres in Eager 24, imp ill Lee Valley 5, per prop 16S, 2ax 26, pt n s, total F.
 Mccoy Pinetop, per prop 455, tax 365, pen ? l8 total 15 S3.
 MeClcve, A Taplor, lots in Taylor aud imp 163 acres in sec l, tp 12. range 21, 21 15, per prop 113 tax 73 pen 1 93, total 10 t6, paid 50, bal due 1 S6, total 59
 Mccormick, T J, one ar lot, blk 99. St Johns, 9 one or lot, blk 46, St Johns, 25 tax 50, pen 57. total 07.
 McCarty, Timothy, lots and 3, blk 59 St Johns 50 tax 5O pen 57, total 07,
The oasis., 1894-08-16

THE same day the Benson Chinaman broke the faro bank Duffy of New York broke the bank at Monte Carlo. Both these remarkable events occurred the same day that Hill defended Pre- sident Cleveland in the senate.
The oasis., 1894-08-16

TIE regular crauk who figures out the amount of money taken out of the territory by the seaside excursions, cropped up again last week. A great deal of money would also be kept in the territory if we would all conhne our diet to tortillas and frijoles. But we don't
The oasis., 1894-08-16

TIE senate is too busy to look after admission of Arizona and New Mexico this session. If they had their shares on the New York stockboard senators could be induced to take flyer their cooks would do it and then they would find time to attend to the question.
The oasis., 1894-08-16

THOSE in position to know assert that if given a chance to vote the house would accept the senate tariff bill-sugar trust and all-by tre- mendous majority.
The oasis., 1894-08-16
THE POWER OF A CONSTITUTIONAL
 CONVENTION.

It. is said that many senators are op- posed to admission of Arizona with the constitution adopted, and that when the bill is called up it will be amended to provide for another con vention and constitution. Fairgrounds for opposition are that the provisions regarding water rights and irrigation are ambiguous and more in the inter- ests of corporations than of the peo- ple; and the clause providing that gold and silver shall be legal tender for all debts Is objected to as being not with in the purview Of state constitution al convention to legislate on the money question.
 Surely the grave and reverend sena- tors who advance the latter proposi- tion take a very peculiar view of the power of constitutional convention. Not only do they take peculiar view of such power; but they lose sight Of what constitutional convention real ly ls,
 Whenever the people of a common wealth ass, mble in convention, DN their representatives. to frame fundamental law for state, they as scmble in their sovereign capacity, and their power is hedged by no con ditions whatever, save those embody- ing such powers as have been delegat cd to the United States by the pcopl, Of the states in the fundamental law Uf the nation. So long as they trend upon none of those powers it isincum- bent upon them to enibOdy in any con stitution they may frame any princi- ple of government they like, for con trol and direction of the legislation Of the commonwealth to which the fund amental law they make shall apply.
 Now what is the power with refer ence to money delegated by the econsti- tuition of the United States to the general government? Simply the power to coin money-gold and silver And the states are forever prohibited making anything a legal tender ex- cept gold and silver coins of the Unit cd States. Now that is all the con- stitution for the proposed state Of Arizona aims to do. It declares that tile gold and silver coins Of the United States shall be legal tender for all public and private debts in the state of Arizona. It simply reiterates the limitation already on the state in the national constitution. It is the right os the people to reiterate that limita- tion in their constitution.
 But the trouble is that the gold bugs see that with the limitation com ing legislatures will be prohibited from making gold alone legal tender, the way it has been done in California. It is not because the constitution now adopted by Arizona legislates on moD- ey that the objection is made; but be- cause of the way in which it exercises the rightful power the people exerted in framing it. Had the provision omit ted the word silver and used the word gold alone, the power of the constitu- tional convention in this matter would l,,.,s. v,.xtor haap prragf iAnaH
The oasis., 1894-08-16

AND the conference committee reached an agreement on the tariff bill. It was just as sweet as when the bill originally came from the senate-for the sngar trust.
The oasis., 1894-08-16

Ir would puzzle the oldest political weather sharp in the business to keep track of all the storm centers contin- ualIy arising.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-21
Hung At Midnight.

At Jacksonville. Indiana, James
E. Stone was hung at midnight, or s
minutes past midnight on the morn
ing Of the 10th, last Friday, for
bloody murder.
The crime for which James E.
Stone. or Bud Stone, was convicted
was committed near the village of
Glendale on the night of September
Is, 1898, and was the peculiarly at
rocious aud bloody murder of Mrs.
Elizabeth Wrstten, her son, benson
Wratten, who was i'll With typhoid
fever, and his wife and three children.
All were killed instantly with the ex-
'ception of the little grl, Ethel, who
lived for several days.
A short time ago he added another
horror to his crime by stating to his
aged father, who visited him in pris
on, that be had smothered the little
girl with an apron at a neighbor's
house, where she had been removed
IN a dying condition, while the folks
were at dinner, as he feared if she
recovered her eveiderce might con-
Wet him. The motive of Stones
crime was robbery.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-21
Low Rate Exclusion TO Wash
1ngton, ID. G., Pennsyiva-
Dsa Railroad.

Three special excursions will be
run to the the National Capitol from
Pittsburg and other points On the
Pennsylvania Railroad, as mentioned
below, at remarkably low rates. The
dates selected are February 2lst,
March % I, and April 10Th. Tickets
for these trips will be good on any
of the regular trains except the
Pennsylvania Limited or on the
special train to be run on the sched
ue herewith, on the days designated,
and will admit of stay of ten days
in Washington. Stopover at B,lti-
may be made in either direction
within limit.
These tips ara especially appro-
pirate and attractive during the pres
euL season, when the most beautiful
city in America may be seen at its
best. The historic and contempor-
aneous interest always attaching it
self to Washington, and the magniti-
cent architectural sights, will amply
repay vl-it, aud when the extreme
low rates are considered no better
trip could we'll be devised.
A special train Of parlor cars and
day COACHES will be run, and tickets
will be sold as per the following
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-21
Frozen to Death.

John X. Johnston, Of Entriken,
this county, where he was employed
as s tanner by Mr.. Brumbaush, was
so badly frozen on Tuesday night
that he died on Thursday morning.
The deceased, as was his custom
when in town, became very much in
toxicated. In the evening he board
ed the II. & B. L. train for his home,
but being unable to produce his
ticket, the conductor put him off the
train at McConnellstown. He started
to walk home and got as far as Graf
ton, where some persons took charge
Of him and put him in q stable, where
he remained all night, and when
found next morning his arms and
legs were frozen stiff. Medical aid
was summoned, but the bitter cold
had done its work, and tho unfor
tunate man was beyond relief. He
was taken to his home on Wednes-
day and died at the time stated. He
leaves a wife and four children in
destitute circumstances Hunting
don Journal, February 18th.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-21
A Winter Vacation I'm Florida.

On February 18th and 9th and
March 18Th and 9th the Penpsyl-
vania Railroad Company will run
personally conducted tours to Flor
ida. The special trains in charge of
experienced tourist agent aud chap
eron will leave New York $50, Tren-
ton IL ,0S A. NJ, Philadelphia 12.1O,
Wilmington 1880, and Baltimore
2.3G, P. NJ. These trains will be
composed of the finest Pullman
sleeping and dining cars fitted with
modern appointments and conven
fences OF the most sumptuous type.
$50 frcm New York, $4S from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and pro-
portionately low from other points
on the system, will cover all expenses
while on the special trains-trsns
portation, Pullman accommodation. aud
meals, with the exception of the last
tour, the ticket for which covers
Pullman facilities south bound only,
the limit, however, being May 31st,
thus allowing a much longer visit.
A stay of two weeks in the glorious
health inspiring peninsula may be
enjoyed on the first three, and that
time may well be spent in following
out the numberlesss side trips available
from Jacksonville. These tours are
especially apropos during the peni-
tential season now upon us, and a
vacation in this beautiful State should
prove of great bentit to those more
or less fatigued from the pleasure of
the social life and excitement of the
winter.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-21

Rebecca Wilkinson, of Browns
valley, Ind, says: ''I have been in a
distressed condition for three years
from Nervousness, Weakness of the
Stomache, Dyspepsia, and Indiges-
ton until my health was gone. L
had been doctoring constantly with
no relief. I bought one bottle of
South American Nervine which done
me- more good than any $50 worth of
doctoring ever did in my life. 1
would advise every weakly person to
use this valuable and lovely remedy;
A few bottles of it has cured me
completely. consider it the grand
est medicin in the world" War
ranted the most wonderful stomach
and nerve cure ever known. Trial
bottle l. cents. Sold by L. Banks
& CO., Druggist, Miffiintown,' Pa.
Feb. |. 93-ly
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-21
Shoe Polish.

An exchange says: A perfect shoe
polish has at last been discovered
1t can be made at home and is as
cheap as it is simple, and is pre-,
pared in this manner: Mix cosm blue
and lamp black (for fva cents you
can get enough of the latter to last
you year, in equal parts, and apply
with an old tooth brush or soft rag,
and you will have polish enough to
last long time. 1t not only gives
the shoe appearance of newness, but
will actually preserve the leather.
Those who have used it say it is ex
cellent. It will not cost much to
give it trial