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LAS VEGAS IS" M., SUNDAY, OCTOBEÜ 17, 1880.
N"G. 80.
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nn
.. 15. a i,li:xs i
tailoring:..
Kstíiblislmieiit,
Located un t lio street in ruar of National
Hotel, No. 17, where lie is propared to
do all kinds of work in his line promptly
and in a workmanlike manner at roason
able prices.
Ir-tiik fl. AVebber,
AUCTIONEER
Has constantly on hand I Torsos, Mules,
Harness Etc., and also buy.; and sells on
Commission. Sale of floods made at any
time. "Will he found on North-Ens
corner of Plaza, or word may be left at.
this office.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Oallery ii the Hoar of the Exchange
'lloiel, West Las Vr-gtis.
Ml?nnUVOT rPATl (ID
MEjuuimiu iniijui
ALL KINDS OF
IDOIETIE TO OBTIEE.
Shop in Dolds' liloek. "Xortlnve-I
Corner of the Plaza.
I .AS V Ü (I A S A X I ) V I N I T A
JiK l TT i 1T n UT T TTTE
n
fl III U Y u
mm miu hja. uüu'j
Ki'NNiNU UA1I.V KUOM FOÜT ItASI'OM '! O
'Olt'l' KLI.Iil'i'i'.
Pascdiíers ami Kxiiresu matter lenvinj I. at
Vpau "li 'I'nesiliiv morni nir will be forwnlee
Miu-eeklv buekliiiaot tlimuirli to any point in
tlie I'nn i'laivllw of 'l'exas. Chavóes veasnnulile.
C. 11. AI -1 IN. Pripurl-tor.
,) . AV. LOVE,
Commission Merchant, I
Las Vegas, New Wlexico.
II AY,
GRAIN,
POTATOES,
APPLES,
Handled in Gar Lots.
Butler, Eggs and Poultry always ou
hand. Cash paid en consignments
W. Steele,
Jt'S i'lt P; OF Till-: I'KACi: tor Precinct No.
20, Ka.st Lai Vi'ffa.s. , .
licit K.itule, (Jollectnii' Afrent im-l t.invcv-
""iVek'lii, Mortalities anO .lasiices' illaiili-t n-i
sale.
Olliee tu tlie li lll.el v. ( en I he. ohl rial in v
towns.
JoK&n . Cassis,
THE J5SS
OF
Opposite JioTa l'.roa., naraiitees Kiti.si'aetion
ami a perfect lit or no pay.
W. H. WHITELAW
Attorney at Lav,
Will atteinl to all lera' business proiejilly.
Center Street, Last. Las c"a.i, Ntw Mexico
17'J-il.
JNO. F. BOS'TWICK. P. O, LY DON
BOSTWICK & LYDO?
Olliee at Exchange Hotel Puil liu;r.
Las Vk(as, N. M.
ALBERT &. KERBER, ProprleicoT.
Oppo-dte Jaffa Uros., East Side.
Fresh Ueer always on Draught A i
so Fine Cigars and Whiskey.
Lunch Counter in Can
nee! ion,
Maiu.lactnrer ot
MEXICAN JEWELRY
LAS VEGAS, - - - X.M
In 1,'oinero l'.nllitin?, Kant Sbte of the i'lari.
K. J. PETTIjOHN, M.
PHYSICIAN anJ SURGEON,
Hot Springs and Las Vpoas.
I iironic Diseases nii'l IUscbkim ot Female n
Spicially
IIO I SPIMNCÍ3 - - - S to I-.! A. M
LAS. VLli AS Central Dncr Store, 1 to it 1' M
M. SALAZ A If.
AT Oil y ICY-AT-1. A 11,
Las Veuas
GARFIELD
!ttet Outside $f Cleveland by
Thirteen Car Loads of liusi
ufss Me!!.
AikI Cotagiistulateil Upon ilie
(rent Victory of tlie 1ate
"nJt'Ctiou.
A
JLflicr
oí Comi'lüjii t from
Pitkin ta Stc'y
Schui
B'fCfihU'Mif iltiyes lieceives i'si
tktissusítc ECt't'cpt tosts in
U'iisliiugtoii Territory.
Denver, Oct. 1,"
-To-night (river-!
nor Pitkin telegraphed to Secretary
Srlnirz the froio.hters a. count of the
diíHewl ios willi the Indian-, and
sags:
''If those statements are true there
is not a civilized community in the
world that, would not thrill with hor
ror ami indignation, that aman who
had been contpolled to kill an Indian
to save his own life should be denied
t he proteo ion of his o-nvern mont ami
turned over tobe tortured and khicd
iiV savages. Tin
people of the State j
desire peace, but tli y believe this
j tribe has all the savageia-tinets of j
the race; that especially since Ouray's
i death they lieii lier f ar nor respect I
the power of the general government; ,
1 1 hat as Ion- as thev remain m the ;
State they are a cous-iant menaee to j
the salety of while men, women and ;
children upon the border.
1 here have boon, year after year, j
numbers of
while pcoplo murdered
by this tribe, without any eftort be- j uSU j,nrtv arrifjd yesterday by train mar an otherwise pleasant conversa
ing m ule by the general government j n.(,ni Tacoina and will leave for As- liomdwill. One of these is the con
to punish the guilty parties. Only t,,,.',,, n he mornin::. A delegation . slatit use of surperlative.s.
last year
Mr. Sleeker aim U associ-j
odes at White Hirer wore murdered
,jl,-(,(1. nono of the mur-
ticrers have been Drought to jushee,
uidoKS Douglas1;, who is confined at
Fort, Leavenworih, was ouatfthein.
Jaekton, who killed the Indian in
self defense, as he claims, was swiftly
arrested by the government agent,
and while a disarmed prisoner, ready
to moot any charges against him, and
demanding the protection of the gov
ernment, was taken away by the tribe
and doubtless murdered.
Our people do not believe that the
life of ni Indian is more valuable than
a while man. If the killing of the In
dian by Jackfou called for such sum
mary notion ou the part of the officers
of the overiiinent, thou the persons
who murdered Jackí-on ought to be
as speedily arrested and held for trial.
Hit was proper to take Jackson to
Gunnison City forexauiination before
a magi si ra t o, ii is equally proper to
arrest and take before the same
magistrate, the parties who murdered
Jackson, and their accessories. The
people of the Stale demand that Jack
son's inr.rderers be brouri'hl to iusliee
whedier they be government officers,
prívale citizens or Indians. If the
general government will not taice
measures to punish the guilty,
then the State Cotrl of Gun.dson
county should properly investigate
the matter and issue warra;;ls for the
arrecí of the criniiufds.
"It will be my duly to furnish ail
assislaiiee that may be necessary to
enforce the process of all courts. I
trust, that I be general goverm-nt will
not use the power of the fedora! army
to protect parties chai god with mur
der from an extimiuat ion or trial be
fore the courts of tlie county whore
tlie crime was committed. TheGov
e.rnor urges that this portion of the
tribe he moved :o Uneoiupaghre riv
er or some point on Grand river re
mole from the whites and from the
road loading to Ouray. Mount Loeille,
San Miguel, Ophir and other settle
ments, which road runs about st ventv
miles over their reservation, and
which was constructed by permission
of t lie Producía and is the only avail
able route to those towns. He furl her
says li. at it is stated that on account
of Jackson's murder the freighters re
fuse to take in Weight necefsary to
feed the population during the winter,
and unless freignl can be taken in
work must be suspended on the mines,
and the people subjected to the dangers
of lamine. The people of tlie btale
are law abiding and only de-ire to
see the guilt or innocence of these '
parties determined by Hie courts j
That statement made by the assooint-j
cd press from Washington yesterday, I
purporting to emanate from the In- j
terior depart nient, that a large das s j
of persons, around the reservation, J
a. e endeavoring to bring about a dis- j
turbanco with the Indians to prevent
the consilium ition of the treaty, is
untrue, and that Cob Monypeiiuy,
Mr. Meáis, Col. liosvmau and Mr.
líusscll, lour of the commissioners
appointed to carry out the treaty, re
in She city, and three of then Lave
been in the reservation and adjoining
towns for months past, and he show
ed them to-dav the associated press
dispatch and asked thciuto name one
person who had endeavored to bring
abuiit a divturbanee or prevent the
consummation of the treaty. Thov
all replied that they knew of no one
against whom the charge could be
matte.
Cleveland, Ohio, Od. 10. An cx-
,.lrkioii n.uiv of thirteen ears, under
the ampíeos of iho lilísimas Men's
Club went to Mentor to-day to con
gratulare General (aríí.'ld on the re
sult of the October election''. The
General made ;i neat and f. cling
sp ech. Ho greeted them a-business
im u, as citizens of Ohio, and as oil'
zi'iis of our greai republic. He ad
vanced the 1 li.'i!:' lit that, if ail the
businessmen of the countrv cottM
go!, a giurauty f;om the Supreme
in that there w-Tild be no disturb -
nuce for four years, of the great fore-
es thai p'ay on the business prosperi-
ty of tlie people, there is nothing tin-y j
could not and would not under take ;
to do in thai line. Of course such j
guaranty is impossible t !
w n e trosts, iestiieuee and acci-
I
dent may come, there is n great polit-
!cid organization m th;?i country that
can give you safety.
?.tu Francisco, Cal., October 1G.
.'..u,,,,., (l,,,itoli sivs Ilia Tresident !
,,f Pnvolilnn Indinos wailed on iho
; r - "
President wiih the reuuei that he a!-!
low lhem to retain t'.eir lamia. Thej
Predd nt agreed to consider their j
proposition and sent iheni away satis
fied. San Ei attcisco, Cal., October 1(3. -An
Asta ia disjiateh say- the V- de
West left Ivalama at .0:30 ibis morning,
but a heavy fog soon came on aud she
stopped some time at Cathlemo. As
toria at 11:20. A boat lay along side
as the ride Vest approached the
city putting on board the commit lee
of welcome. So rend hundred people
were on the dock and cheered enthtr
siaslicaliy. The President went im-.
media! civ o (ho Occidental, passing
through liles of school children find
under n arch bearing the word
"Welcome." Upon the arrival i;t the
hotel a large number of ladies wel
comed Mrs. Hayes and the ladies of
the party. Addresses of welcome
were delivered and the President.
Secretary Uamsoy and General Sher
man followed wil! "addresses to the
crowd. The party re.embarked on
the Wide West and started down to
Fort Corby -where commander Goi
ham f.ml his ofiicers tendered the
partv a cordial greeiing. After a vis
it to the light hotue the parly went to
Fort Stevens ou the Oregon side com
manded by Major Throckmorton who
with his wile joined them at Auslo
ria. At G p. m. the party were enter
tained by the citizens in a banquet at
the Occidental.
Chicago, Illinois, Oe.iober ltj. -Mr.
Moody said loan interviewer lo-dav
that beam'; Mr. San key bad been con
templating a visit to the Pacific coasi
since 1877. In answer to urgent in
vitations they intend to work in the
churches and not in any large taber
nacle. New York, Oct. 16. Everything i
booming again on Wall street; stocks,
I bonds, and government securities, all
j advance., dial ply. Prices higher
: tiiau o, a year.
4 B.-
Tho Heavens.
The October moon fulls outhe 17th
when, according to the law of aver
ages we nitty hope for clear weal her,
as the fu i i moons of July, August and
September were' obscured or hidden
by clouds. The new moon of the .'id
is in conjunction wilh Mars on the
-lili, and with Mercury on the 6th.
She is also near Venus on the 6th,
aud crescent moon and plauel will be
fair to bcc. The full moou will bo in
conjunction with .1 u itrr un the 17i h
and with Suturn on Ihe 18th, at 1 lio
timo of opposition. The waning
moon is ncr.r Uranus on the morning!
of t lit? 2','th.
Then the October nights will afford
a grand opporluuiiy to t-tiuly the
stars The oppositional Jupiter and
Saturn show two prominent planets
under peculiarly favorably conditions
for observation, as well as in their
brightest phase. Astronomers will
not, be idle in taking noies, and it may
be .hat the world will be clectrilied
by Jsoinci brilliant discovery like that
of the moons of Mars in the opposi
tion of 1877. According to mathe
matical gradation there should be
nn moons to be discovered inSat-
nine's retinue, tor if t tie earth has one
Mars two, and Jupiter four, Saturn
should have sixteen. A lew more
moons tor Saturn, or au additional
ring, or a fredi spot on Jupiter, giv
ing a peep of his interior beneath his
twenty l housaud-miie-doop blanket
of clouds, would nobly immortalize
the eventful year of 1880.
Capt. DiV.iUim returned yester
day from the White Oaks, with a
wagon load of mim ral specimens.
We examined some very line appear
ing rock, the celebrated white earb.iii
ales, carrying silver.
...-f-!
Emerson says that, persons of fun;
mannera "nuda; their own iormsevery
liijo cnt: and speak or abstain, take
wine or refuse it, stay or go, sit on
a chair ojs,oravl with child; eu on
the i!')iy:.'or wtid ou their liettd. or
what else soever in a new and origin-
1 way." So in conversation; new
aad piquant and origiual forms of ex-
prcssion aro always interesting,
and
the utmost fieed.mi from restraint is
one of i!u! elemejit; ol fiiiéimil nt?r
il( jg addre-s. lint all t his dees not
prevent our noticim" the unpleasant
j effect produced by certain inappro
lipriatiü ami lumuaning exprcbsioiis
which in nomv vomer rsmis -rre;) ! !v
WAriTED
''i'jAST:''i'"
tv drugstore. mt
AN'l'H.l) . A tu I'Si
Clins llfeld.
A)iply to .Mrs.
T AXTKS). V f?ooil .lener. Apply to
V .Mrs, laminarais, Las Vvas.
; AXiLI).-
Inimeiliatelv, a! the hotel of
Irs. V. M. Cuinnitnii.s, nt San M rchil,
o . . o fio. o I first cook ami one jrooii ;.e:Jomi i-nok ;
7 ?
also . jjimmI waiter n5!--Jw
FOR SALE.
"i noli SALI.. A ;rooil saddle hov.se, l,y Mrs
ITOli IJKNi'. My private residence, with or
J without urnitiire. A)olv for informa
tion al the i.ln,ftu olliro or on the premises .
i -i -.'W TJIKODOKK WAfiNLU.
I IMF FOIÍ SALF. I!y Moore A itulV, at. the
" . fot, Sprints. Leave orders utlterbert ,V:
('o's druw st.i-e, mi tlie pla.a
fTVIR SALL: My house and land sltn ited at
West La a Vetras, nrnv the Grainl View
Hotel For terms apply to tlie mider-lirned ,
L:is Vcjtas, .. M . I). PKiiLZ.
Sept. -.".tli, 18S0.--iM-!ni.
ÍTOi: SALK. 1 ó'n li' ixl of cuttle. For farther
I' inlorniuiio'' api iy to .J.nPi Uros. I, as S e
as and A . Nulnon A; Co . Anion Chico, N. M.
7101t SALKA good sixteen horse power
JL steam eietinu, all in rn nia;r order ami
lai'iji! enough to rim a Hour mill. Any person
de iroii' o si'C. it riinniiiir can (io .so mi y il-iy at
iiiv pl.inii.ji mill at Las Veyas. Ap'plv " for
terms to .f()i. U. WoOTKN.
::;.)- tr
SS ;.',s,i,í n t t-f n Notice.
'1 he firm l erelotore existing under tlie niiiuu
uf tAivy, Colin ii Co., is (Ins day dissolved hy
mniiii'.i c.on-eiit , Mr. il. Cello remains sofe
pro neti.r. tind assumes ail I laliil it ics a,n'idnst
I h" former livm, ami cidlecls ali outstanding
dehts. Lkvy, Conx&Co.,
il. Coiiv.
LnsVetras, Oct, ! i SSl . ó7-."w.
iiii'ji
Will you pay two prices to irresponsible ped
lers lor sewin"; ma-lnnes, when for one half
tin- money you can oav any llrst class machine
made, and 'warrented frnn'i tliree lo live yearn,
anion;.'; which are the Singer, the White, Do
mestic, New American, etc. t or price apply
lo A T. Harrison, at Hammond's Hardware
I muse, Trinidad, Colorado. 11 -."111.
Aílasiüii-itrítloí1' Ti al ice.
Notice s hereby (re-en that í ! 10 Hon Probate
Court In and tor iho county 01 San .Nns'iiel, and
I crriiioy ot New .Mexico, has aepouilwl tl.e 11 11
deisiiie'd adiniui. lr.itór . I the, estate ol Frank
( h.iein.iii, dece.i.sed. All persons indelued I"
sal'! e-tnte will mnke Inimi dinte KCttlemunl j
.net all persons h.i inji oiaims nainst mUii e.
tale will i're:-enl lhem within luiilve iiKinto.
M. IViiLNU ILK,
lc.."-l v Adinmi-trator.
Las Vepi, N. M . : Feb. 7lh, lsso
?,S0 I1 llms Elrtvard.
Or 32 i a piece tor i sorrt ! maro anda bay
il .rse stolen fiom mv stable, Miudny niht
.lonetith. Tim mare lias brand I with a cross
on top. on l he snoinder. 't he hoive lias sever
al brands bul amo"K t lio brands has ihesame
one as the mu ri. Helias minks of huvinii had
a sore back. '1 he lior.se is about 14 years ol
il,v,o and Ihu mare is seven.
P. Tkkmdlt.
Las Veg-as, New Ma:ico.
One auiiilri il :h11iii-h Uen nril.
The above reward 111 bu pal I by the Mora
Coie tv Stock Assc.ialion of New M".ico for
the arrest ami delivery to ihe proper authori
ties of one Thomas Dean, alias Cumniinirs.
Also, a reward I .r will he paid f r the ar
rest and conviction of anv tliieff'i' linvinir stol
en stock lrom a member or members ol too us
socl .lion, and
A reward of 61 (JO will bo paid for the convic
tion of any per -on w lio lias bought stock stolen
from nifiiibers of Hip association Signed,
UOK CO. STOCK ASSOCl ATION OF N. M.
IK G. Hard,
Contractor and Buildsr.
LAS VEGAS, X. M.
"aÍTfRKD B.
ATTOEXET '.l ' LA'V
DoId'aCuiidin.
LAS VEGAS, - - N. JH
BIBLES ! BIBLES! BIBLES!
Of everv Ulint ami style, at Iter. 1). W. Cat
fco'.s. Kiifrlish nml Sianih, or in any other
lanjíiiaoO. salu cheup it (riven away.
M. MATTJIIKSOX,
IMstiict .Sniijvinteml(Mit 1Í. !'. S. lor 'ew
Mexico and Arimna.
E. II. SKIPWITII,
Physician & Surgeon,
Oiliec over Herbert's Drug Store on
the I'laza.
mUa Fe Bwfcery
Centre St., Kast Las Vojras .
Evcything in the bakers line constantly
on liam.1
iIUBEUT Y" k ANGELL, I'rop'rs.
INING Hi
A. T. I'-Ioovor,
1 rroj).
l i f-irmnr Kxcliange Hotel ISuitctlug, 0 tie
Plaza, I.a-í Vcjtas, X. II.
for Transient
Guests and liegiilat
Boarders
Center Street
'BAKEEY ,
vnd Lameli Coniitor.
(Formerly Santa he Bakery.)
IS NOW HEADY EOH BUSINESS
Largest Oven in tlie Territory. Will
.rupply Las Vegas and the Towns along
the Pioad from Jtaton ío San Marcial.
Orders by lester will receive prompt at
tention. HUÜlíítTY& AXGELL
"hoppbb bbos,,
Dealers in
Staple and Fancy Grocsriss,
CLOTII1XG, ROOTS & KIIOK8.
Fr.iduce a SiiHcially. Onl.-rs tilled on siioit no
tice. Proprietors ot tliR
Delmonico Restaurant.
Kast í-íiH Ves as, Nr. M.
Contractor and. Builder
L;i8 Vegas. Santa Ee, AlbuqucrtpMe. and.
i? nil Marcial.
jjl AXDltEWS,.
SANTA FE, - - - M;W MEXICO.
Prices lor Assaying Cold, 2.60 ;
Silver, $1.60; Lead. $1.50; Copper,
$:).00. Samples by mail will receive
prompt attention
BIGHAED IDTJIST1.T,
Alex. McLean. Robt. McLean. Jos. McLean.
iean
Contrtietors and Builders.
All kinds of Mason Work. Fine,
Plastering a Specialty. Conttacls
ttdíen in any Part of tl.e Terrjlory.
Las Ve-as,N M.
OTERO & JEAGEIÍ,
Dealers in
GEOCEEIES, PROVISIONS,
Corn, Hay and Forage.
G-TJ JLi; A. Ii -A.J" -A. J5i -A-,
V.! si- (9, Cwuiity, Ti J3cxl"..
OTERO Y JEAGEñ,
TralicnntMS en
Aba rmUs, Provisiones,
Zacate, etc., por Fleteros.
GrUJvIDA.XiA.J- ABA,
( ikI:k1o tic I.l:i'iI, New Mexico.
F HAN CO 'J 11 A V ES,
! P.rí'ltKI.Ot'K. - - - NEW MFXtC
HOWISON & FABIAN,
General Ccmm'n. Merchant?
ANO SALESMEN FOR
EASTEE1T HITS H 3,
Ofl'.ca Fast sldu It. K. Ave., ojiposilu Brown A
llauzftuarai.
GOIftS G EAST
TAKI-; TUK
4i
I .-
itt CHANGING CARS
Omaha, St. Joseph, Alchison, Topeka
or Kansas City to
azi is a na; a rz m. mrs- 9
Where Direct Connections are Made with
TinioYou Sllkfino Car Lines
TO
New York, Uoston, Philadidphia, Ual
timore, Washington, and all
Eastern Cities.
t n 1: a 0 11 t 1 y e
via l'EOUlA for
Indiaiiapoli.-:. Cineiunali, Louisville,
and all Points in the Southeast.
The Speediest and Most Comfortable Uouto to
Kocli IsInI
AND
UOBTH.
Pullman lti Wheel ''ulace Sleeping Cars,
C. 11 A (J. Palace Dr.twliifi-Uonm Cars,
Willi llorton's tteclinin Chairs. No extra
Chai-fres for Seats in iieelini'iir Clialrs.
TI10 famous C. 15. it (. Palace Dining Cars.
Fast Time, Seeel Hail Track and Superior
equipment, combined with their (ireat
ThroHijh Car A rvuny meat, makes tills,
above all others, the favorite lioute to the
EAST. NORTH and SOUTHEAST.
TRY IT, and Vou will llnd T1ÍAVKLINO
LLXLKY instead 01 a DISCOMFORT.
All information about Rales of Fare, Sleeping
Car Accommodations,, and Time Tables, will
be cbet'rfull v itiven bv anplving to
.JAMCS It. WOOD,
Gen. Pass. Ai't, Chicago.
I. W. Ill I CÍICOCK,
Oen. West. Pass. Ajr't, Chicago.
St. Mmy's College,
:lo:r.a., isr. 3e.
Board and Tuition for
10 months $200.
Payable in money and products ot
Ihe cooni rv . Tnis
Will re-open on the iir?t Monday in
November.
For particulars address
BRO. DAVID,
l) resident
THE NEW MEXICO
Tli is Co miian y has acquired the exclusive r gh
to use and sell, ami license others lo use Uiel
improved DIAMOND ROC K-ISORINCi mnehihii
cry within Ihe Territory of New Mexico with ttr.
xceplion ot Grunt colony. v
liy the use o l iheso drills only can mines o
'ends be penetrated to a depth of onb thousand
Knur ortnovaids through solid rock, vertically
or hoil.ontnlly, and
B'ciTect ftiimpieK of Mineral
Taken out Iheentireili.-t oico. These samples
so obtained are not disintegrated Iragiiiunts of
rock but. continuous solid cvl indura, showing
clearly thu -trjiillcallon ami character of the
material bored to rough. Thogreat value of these
Drills, and tu is method of prospecting is obvi
ous and ni'lsl apparent.
Tí;'-. MV MEXICO DIAMOND DRILL CO.
Are i.ow prepared to prospect Leads or Mines
tol.duil leel or upwards at ruiCBS mijca i.khs
THAN Till. C'-KT OF si N KI NO A SIIAKT, Olt FOB A
-IIAIU'. IN Tllli CLAIM Oil .MINUS SO 1'UOHl'ICCTKD .
For Further information apply to tlie oflice o
tlie company,
71 ISroniMvny X. T.
Orlo the Company's authorized agent,
K. 8 LA T r NTRATTOV,
imitrroti, X . II .
Dr. Tipton
PHYSICIAN AND SlTiGEON.
Office in Exchange Hotel, Lai Vegai,
RUSSELL BAYLY
Physlciaa and Surgeon
East Im Vegas, New Mexico. Fa-
nvde Distases i Specially.
WOOL-GHOWLUS can rely upon Imtnun
tv from c,onta;;ions diseasi! eiihnflt r.iko
alterus'nof l.Hiiil's Titbiiec Slieep llp
tJnariiitpl an inimrdiate cure for scab and
prevention of Infection by that terror to flock
masters. Jiiariiiilí-ed to more than repay
cost of application by Incensed Krowth of wool.
Jnni'"leel to Improve the texture or th
tleece instead of Injury to it as is the result of
the use of ollr compounds. IJtuiraiiteeil to
destroy vermin on the animal and preyent re
turn. Ciliini-nntOil lo b the most effective,
cheap nml safe r medy ever offered to American
Wool-growers. No florkiuastcr should be with
out It." 1 have the most undoubti d testimonial!
corroborative of above. Send for circular and
addreis orderg to VT.M, LAUD,
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8 I 3 K ; S !
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