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Women as Voters.

Whoever advocates this measure is
an enemy to women; they stir up dis
cord, destroy domestic comfort, and
endeavor to entice them from their
proper sphore-thus converting, SAYS
the Sumter Ne,os, the abiding deity
of the home into q bold, political
wrangler, an outcast from tho rcfncd
and tender influence Of lifo. "Tbc
times are out of joint" else men with
well-balanced minds, who reflect on
the evident dcstinies of tho two sexes,
would never lend tho least influence to
weigh the scales in favor of giving the
ballot to women. The more intellec-
tual and refined, the woman is, the
more she must shrink from coming in
contact with the coarse and vulgar iu-
fiuences that attend political life.
The high prorogative of woman to
purify the hearts, and elevate tho
thoughts, infuse religion into tho
minds of all around her, in a word do
all which renders her, so much better
than man, should not be recklessly
abandoned, for the sake of some posi-
tion, in tho political world, which de-
generates and debasos all who enter
therein. Let not even those of your
sex who call themselves your friends
tempt you. Women Of the South,
crowned with fairest flowers, and
brightest iaurels to leave the sacred
retirement in which you sit apart
from all that might sully your spot
less robes, for the fanatical throng,
the grovelling multitude, who would
allure you on to destruction, so as to
render you moro like themselves.
Let tho fircsido be your forum; tho
hearthstone, your theatre of useful
ness, the quiet happy homo, your PROV
there, reign supreme and bless
ed
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INDICATIONS OF AN APPROACHING
Wharf.-The International, of London,
under date of tho 23d ultimo, men
tions that correspondence from Berlin,
from authentic sources, leaves no
doubt respecting the military prooau-
t'ons now being taken by Prussia. A
mobilization of the Landwehr is i'm.
minont, and it is added that news re-
ce'ved from Paris fully authorizes
these steps. In fact the prevailing
conviction in official circles in Berlin
IS that France is preparing for an car
~ war large purchases of horses are
reported, and it is even hinted that the
general elections will consequently
not take place until July |, 1869.
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he h earth and Home

The Hearth and Home
Continues to please its readers. It
can scarcely fail to do this if it's read.
ers arc not very unreas0bc.
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TRAGEDY NEAR MATHEw's BLUFF.
The Savannah Republican, of Tues
day, says: "a negro constable was
killed near Mathews Bluff on Friday
last by white man named Hicks -
the negro having fred at Mr.. Hicks
first, wounding him in the face and
both hands. The negro had warrant
to arrest Hicks, some difficulty OCCUR
red between them, and hence the ira
gedy. We were unable to learn fur
ther Particulars Of the affair."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-04-21

Z HAPPY TENNESSEE The Knoxville
Whig states that difficulty occurred
at Clinton, Tennessee, recently, in
which a number of gentlemen partioi-
pated, and which ended in M. v.
Boren shooting Wash Van. The ball
entered his breast, glancing around
his body and coming out at his side,
without seriously injuring him, no
bones nor arteries being broken-only
o flesh wound. The probable cause Of
the; fraoas was the too. free use of bad
whiskey. .a.l, yg .tyyvn, ,,;i.,,-,
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AN EXCITING INCIDENT
on the lower wharves of the city, lit.
tic after six O'Clock this morning wit
Messed an incident that occurred then
in the river, the mortal agony of
which, during the short time it lasted,
rendered it intensely interesting. A
gull had, with swoop, struck it's tal-
ons deep into the back of a fish. the
size of which it had evidently mistak-
en-, for instead of bearing it away, as
il had intended, tho fish not on.
ly remained in tho water, but swan
rapidly about on the surface of tho
river, mounted by its fluttering and
now alarmed assailant, which was una
bic to discngage its claws from their
fastenings. The bird, in its endeav
ors at trst to carry off and then to
free itself FROM its intended prey, soon
exhausted its strength, and its efforts
becoming gradually weaker from OK
haustlon, the wonld bo captor became
the captured, was dragged screaming
beneath the water and it's death notes
choked by the ripping waves as they
closed over it-AIerandyiu Gusette,
PEACE IN TENNESSEE ALI the pco-
pie of Tennessee, Democrats and Radi,
ca's, appear to agree that since Brown
low evacuated the Govornorship and
went to Washington tho condition of
tho State is entirely different from
what it was Tho Radicals, it is true,
10 not generally ascribe, in so many
words, the great change to Brown.
lows departure, but some of thom do
and all admit that the change is &C.
tual, substantial, and most happy one.
Strife and turmoil, have almost who'll
~ ceased, and peace and harmony
have taken thoir place. No acts Of
violence, or, at any rate, as fow as in
any State South or North, are record
ed. Tho clouds of trouble have pass
cd away, and the sun, moon and stars,
shine in the blue sky. The militia
that created SO much disturbance,
keeping alive and exasperating the
feeling of violence, have been dis
banded, and are returning to thoir
homes, and a contcnted people are
left behind them. Journal.
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" street gloves are now worn
very l'ght--orange, brown, fawn and
lavender ! being the fashionable tiuts
just at,prosent. III,
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Aonve Logan say! she ever saw ? pra
II girl but she waAtda to take IT,
I her arms and kiss Her! MaGeet of ~
sstap4al Times, says, be hal expericned -
'sam4scnsa,ion, and DID nSethink it.stran8
enough to make even local item of it.
"A belle, ut Hamilton, White Pine, was
found recently lying on tho street in front
Of Wells, Fargo & Co. Office, quito naked
and her tongue hansisg, est The bsazcn
huzzy.
F's. iErras~m For belle, read belt
Our Cedar Greek correspondents enjoy
ed the luxury of knee. desk, camp fire light,
and pine smoke interruptions while pre-.
pairing Their letters for the New NORTH
WEsf, and snowy Christmas times, at that.
So, be ''' 49, &C.. i " ''' '..'''' re '''
' 20 liithcfr merits, very kind, - '@''
p g., 70 an their FAULTS little blind -, r.!
Tho. Consolidated Chloride Flat Com.
pany, at White Pine, having shut down
their works and discharged hands, the H.
land Empire goes after IL as put up job to
''bcar" stocks and sets the seal of eondcm-
nation tir,n and deep. 81 j. "..- ."' ...
We publish deaths, marriages and births
,gratuitously, therefore be not backward
about bringing them into the Office. Girey
Adrocdic. ''' .~'.'.' '''.s ''"+ ia
Don't rush, Frank. Death will conc in
soon enough without Invitation.
The Supreme Court Of Montana con.
vcnes in Virginia city, Monday, Jan. 8.
Mr.. John p. Bruce is in Washington
city. He sends out his card rs attorney at
law. lie says Washington is dull, and cx-
poets to remove to California within the
next three or four months. iva 80. rr...
We think we are about the first party
to &C! ''COrner" on Cedar Creek. For fur.
Their particulars, see fourth page. .'t. ~
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iBHLs IN CONtRRs.

n 81 /.
w ~S1n receipt Il two tills Introduced
in thc I{Dasc of Representa- ycs b Nh. Cav
snapgh.f The one reeardinalhe aeetion Of
Territorial officers, We give entire. It con.
tains con,mendGble features. bat 10 net likely
to reeelve feyopbh 'soasidsste9 in Con-
gress. # the General Government has q
pay these officers, it will probably, reserve
tile right to say WHO they shall be, and, be-
sides. it provides for an elective Judiciary.
We believe, the lest jurisls q, The country
hold that experience has demonstrated that
system. "a evil one, -,.'' NV ''',, ma
The other bill is to provide for the settle
n,ent and payment Of the expenses of the
Montana Military Organization Of 1867. Mr..
,Csvanaughs bill proyidcs,that the Secretary
of War appoint Commission Of two civil
ians and an officer of the regular army TO
investigate the claims, no claims to be con-
s'dered that were contracted prior 70 Cen
cral Sherman authorizing the enlistment Of
troops They are to be empowered TO take
testimony on oath, Of all facts pertaining to
supplies furnished the proper militia officers.
An appropriation of $500. 900 is asked, to be
placed at the disposal of the, Secretary of
War, and if he shall spprove the reoommen,
dations Of the Commission, tho payment
shall, bemade from this sum. az. ...l /, So
The bill is equitsble, and should become
a law. There WAS a good deal Of. nonsense
and. ANNA ferrihlq ssvOi,hliNC :, Sl,out fhose
vouchers, hut goods werc furnished by men
relying upon the fifth of the Government,
under the published authority, Of General
Sherman, to pay for the sas1e, and they.
should he paid. 1t is for the Commission
to decide which arc worthy and which not.
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Izzness and Death Of Stanton.

L - 1912 I - 4nIyif ~. 4 $500 e
WAsulNGroS' DEC &C. AI. + i..-, o.
war, Jus''cc T. y. o'an'on' u'ea .n'' Io.n
ing ~ 'nlec = o'o'H' " 1s' =. 80. ~
heart. stanton hsa Dccn ',e co"nntu - n's !.
mouse apou' : VIZ. .nS 49,. a.. -.
e..cu . 81 -, u'4 fa. s. ad
n,s 0 -. W.. - I.,ie a.
. nun n.s up'1 ra..s. -. -s,s' $500. :.
'nc o"p.c'.s I -. ,...n.. 'Vsss..,s.x
p.esteu s's1.. ,s.-.s - r:.,..... I'M, II.
stanton sO". ~. .'.-a.a =. no ia 49,, ~
fanny "o.. ,. nv a .',s..,s :. sIo-,,r af,.-
uons ocuu'''on p.s..- 49,. .,..n;n.
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& TRUE COPIES.

The Legislative House is not without a
broad vein of humor and sarcasm. The ex.
IRENE partisanisn manifested by the Coun-
Gil in regard to oniccs, ELECTED the following,
which was handed 10 the Speaker. Dec. g:
M: Speaker-I desire to give notice that
will, on tomorrow, introduce hill pro-
hibiting any person from holding any Office
within the gift Of the people Of this Terri
tory, or hy appointment, unless he can pro-
duccs certificate that he has served at least
three years in tho Confederate service, or,
hos lived ut least five years in Missouri.
t(signeD ,..t lo g.. If ~~w .sMlrn. e.,
= The following is duly explained, under
the appropriate head il another column:
.....,...... .. REPORTS.
y e. -" r." - Ell
Lr. Speaker-A special committee Of two
10 whom was referred by lawful authority,
business pertaining to the welfare of the
nation. beg leave to report that the iabcrs Of
said committee have been duly performed
And the committee referred to in thisrerort,
would add, by permission, that the result Of
al duties and labors, eliminated blisstully,,
yesterday, December ed, in the birth OF .
handsome heircss, Weighing nine pounds.
All Of which is respectfully submitted "
(Signed)- BAILEY, Chairman. FL
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CHRISTMAS EYE AT BUTTE,
Butte Beauties IN Dcatituds.

To THE ED1ron OF TEE Esw Nonzu-wEsT:-
: The mono.onyo Of our quiet burg was
asrccsshly relieved on the 1--we OF the Nativ-
ity" Ivy . fine social hall at our Town Hall,
under the auspices Of Judge Irvine aud his
cslimablc lady, who got up" the supper
and things, and which, Of course, were ex.
ccllent, and beyond all praisenf mine. The
company, though, large inr this place, was
not SO unwieldly'ss u mar tho perfect hi
lnrity and pleasantuess Of the OCCASION. In
fact, Tire whole affair Vas . very striking
illustration Of the s'poetry Of motion, and
Tie entire company seemed imbucd with the
inspiration. There were present from Silver
Bow and Rocker City, Mr.. Robbins ;(Tom
Robbin.), and his graceful and accomp li.hed
lady, Mr. Landon and his lady, and several
gentlemen, and al our own bcaux and bellies
married aud single, from innocent child
hood to mature age--the latter with COM
mcndsbic and intense pride, enjoying tho
graceful movements of their young folks in
the mazes of the ''gildy dance" Your COR
respondent, though quite i'll from kind of
heart. disease, (stop your griuping, for
'twasn't the kind you suffer with, Iyou vii.
lain, when yo, are in the company Of grace
and beauty was present but . little while,
and on mature reflection he is of tho opin-
ion that 1t was lucky for you, that you was
hot present, for your susceptible heart would
have suffered cruelty while bebolding the
bewitching,o bewildcridg, syspsids move
ments OF the accomplished Mrs. r. Mrs. G.
Mn. II. Mrs B. MIST Miss n Miss II. and
Others. floating through the changes Of the
qtuadrille, waltz and other fancies, for they
were-to use IN Italian Phrase ~ Srosia in
persps1. The music and prompting Of Nj.
fBuuard, were excellent, and, in SOME re-
spects, ssiqss. The affair did not break up
until It was run into the wee anna ho1rs
ayout thu twal,r but ike I'll mere suIlunary
,enjoyp,ents, it. came TO an end just as the
bugler of St. Peter sounded the matin Of the
solemn anniversary q the birth Of the Re-
oeenefl .t9yisl y sitgeq bGa niIns Ia u
iaiT s'Hl y!dGayIaSi.t s5 lila Ax7AEUA
I I. 0nAAf1fx. Deoemhee ~ - ,.,.45s- ,
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notice by The AssiA, sa2e, that
G noyreinov Ashley ibss vseoedQ B. ., and Il.
1l-passed BY The Lsgislatusa it1Ss for
slncr boan spporloassss Aess swkch -
chs,cses3ses as'scontifsaing tbs uajnst dis
u .sfr,snchissuneat Of = lafss atss'Sv Of ths
Z v electors ii tho Territory, and clothes -
=. slsctoe ID one diszice wish 9grsstss poIteee'
=. "a noxcr thaa u enbthee.s TAslsttes u
.;,e .sill repeating extra compensation to the
.E;crrAey.
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i.!i fE hfrSY ip as URiitaiU iiSs5 burn.
N III 1y yst, HOa ~ sseejjatsSi is, nSoms dSses
pmip9ss ix;p9ki6f ~ thSs Ksdtdek, f6efweea
4 s1eo6 2Sd stt16 fset 7 ~, ~ 10 = psscs
I v 1fi iiTg 80 % saczl % % iai, Il bf gss
II aen 81 V ~ ~ ~ To I'd ~ aGad ~
81 seslii;iblS iSd ai Socs hoissed . ~ snfaes,
and restored By he sss'stancs o 1edSeal
ID.
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SUMMONS.

In ruE D,srRlcr COURT Or. TIRE SECOND JUDICIAL
DIsrRCT OF THE TERRITORY o. MONTANA,
'."' - " 80 In and for the ~ ''' go
h'f COUNTY OF MlSSOULA. r'r- ""
Frank & Wmdcn and O. y. Higgins, Plaintiff 81,
Charlie. chr,stv. Defendant. "a JD-.d !i, 3. { 81.
Action brought In tho district Cosrt of the Second
Judicial District OF the Territory Of Montana, in and
for the Comfy Of Missona, and the complaint filed in
said county 81 Mssoua in the Office Of the Clerk of
said District Court
THE PEOPLEof the Territory of Montana send
grcctin: to Charles Christy, Defendant: -. ..
VOU arc hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you BY the above named plaintiffs
IN the District Court vt the Second Judicial District of
the Territory of Montana, in and for the county Of
within ten days cxcusiye Of the day Of seiccJ after
the service OH You Of this summons served within
this county; served out Of this county but In
this district, within twenty days. otherwise within
forty days-or Judgment by default will be taken
against y0n to the prayer OF sad complaint
The said action is brought to recover the sum Of
dsy Of sspcmse and t. fosScosS zee certain
MORTGAGE aud the sale of sud mo,tgaged premises d.
scrbed IN the complaint filed herein: and for such
other and further relief the nature OF the may
And You are hereby notified that IL yoa fail TO appear
rad snn, of ftfty.yc dollars together with interest
and tho Of this suit and for such other relief as
may be just and equitable.
..'." GIVEN undcrmy hand md the Seal of the
~ District Coult. Of the Second judicial
:% sSr sss g. County & Mss.Sa ia.' this Is
49, 18th day Of December, in the year Of our
|" -. - Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
- 80 ..'"' Oh. oBANNoS. Clerk. ~
,".,sA L. Dy Fl. L. WOODY. Dsp,y Clerk.
W. J. McCOENsck. Plaintiffs Attorney. 2s-it
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Z ~ u JF'l HUH sIff.E.fJFI3 .slIEiU IVIs
en- Tie fellowipe = SheAext of, the hill grant
Ing wonea thsIright ~ vote, which has
lasely becone.a.la law In, Wyomiug Tssyitory:
a DILp -.tYfoe IN Actso grant 20 the women
I pf Wyoming .T4gritegy the Right Of Sui:
rfrase. and q ll hold d1t Ones ,,rI.y ii g1.,
j, RsH <saetsf FIR ,aa,. al ,t,u1 .1.,. 7
re 81 twenty one years, ftslistdihg III this
1esit ilss) may q stesyte1Ioaeoa eGeshodea
i1udsrtko levo lkctet1. caat lee yQte. And
her rights 70 the elective franchise ard -
hold Office shall bolhs ssme under th6 cleo:
,sloa' lAAs olahs TsziteryAs theaAof elec1
s ~ Il l1,sssksai, iii IA iHS ~
q iotcS Iron "a ~ e.ii,'.. :
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-. Herald. q.

~ fut#E-i "a 4 Herald. y; ~, II Llr,f.
on Billy iMather has Cedu-ed. -a..-.,. f.,;r,
A Holiday Bazar and Festival Is slvcr.
tiscd 1t the Court Hous. for the 2S. 7H4
Sol Star IS elected aao installed W. 1L. of
King Solomons' Lodge ior 1870 Gs.j LG,,tf
Letters from Iissoula al speak favorably
Of the new mines. - ''
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- .,;,,As. ..-... Gazette, Dcs. -
The Library Association has leased Hedges
y Woods new building br two years, The
yearly fees are reduced frm t25 to $40. en-.
All the mills at Unionille are pounding
away 7.ea ~ GgifgHa y .alnl3a a1.aa}
Coloncl Richardson's remains have been.
sent for and will be buried In Helcna. y5oi
yasE4 fEa D., .fg3 a.. L. .stlaig4l.t.;,. tu,ls
Capital Times, "a. n at.tag., ,..,
1.-THE Times dissuades = Stampede TO Cedar
Creek until further advicesare obtained.x .
Montana Lodge No a, ptblishes msrdori-
al resolutions on the death VI Bro. Alexan.
der Huss.F Hjl'ts 3H oiuitdm,. a3dt H1G .
/. L. coroe.t, 6, =, j. dong tho me ,,.,,
logical surveying for the Tines , .''''i ="
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. ~ IN = h .slseess pliasnlea plov !. I
~ ]. ] sall H. an y II ~
s4 $780, a.ass:.is,I:.. s.. 81 !;
They ~ all yellow.
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Gazette, %. To-
I'll On Monday, the Sd day Of January, st.
Vinccnt's Academy, kept By the Sisters of
Charity, will open. Already urge mum.
Der OF pupils have bsen enrolled. and many
Others win enter, upon this announcement.
y Miss Amy Stone u tendered'a complimen.
tary benefit for December - BY ovsr 100 d
DIR 3 wlscaII1tAiept citizeunas sEu F@od baiilioq
lssdss wl,ins.ttSsa s:sxase I = q e.
NH4k' 49, s.. IN lsas aaal 81 sinulL aa
III Colonel y. Alles and sheehan apl family
formerly Of iHslsna, are ~ San Juan, cal
"a naaqaersde on Ahe Helena Skating
Park u advertised for. January 4 ri mi
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i ,Nr..A ssiHsptl,y, he stage MAJ, =, ~
lthe. SNOW o. The range, between Helspa and
BAckfpot, y thrse festin depth fcF : dis
'1asepf aisAsss nilssbI and thas y .ssops
p,acssit y aftesp tses y depth siu.sal
1TxisA thsiase weskS1 Amy eteAsAra.
4agsneatHhA lfanagsr Ieas1jahe. ii te y
. 1Dasg a!s0ltcnelsfs;s1 thss 0vsslaAd ~.
eet,ifdhIy nscsEnisg1Ss o6sn fsaustseGil1i g.
'1Ilesay ma B6a.h klnasay gvasalsoseGths
SsSieSoscb. booa6d foi 6t. LeuiA 10 sid ;,
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G. + n u [ n Il
ORETDL WAT HE'S.

This Composition, discovered twenty years
ago by the French, and by constant expert
men1ing, has resulted in producing q metal
that fol- ACTUAL WEAR and APPEARANCE, is in
every respect equal to gold
The Gases of the Watch we advertise ana
sell ARE MADE SOLID OF THIS MATERIAL, and
with the ordinary care taken of gold watch,
are WARRANTED to wear equally as well.
They have full jeweled, patent-lever move
ment, and are of the same quality that sell in
gold cases for 500 and upwards
We will sell them at the following prices, t f.,
be paid for on delivery of Goods at your Ex-
press Office.
Gents Large and Medium size, full
Jeweled, patent lever, with Vest
Chain to match, $40 90
Ladies' size. full jeweled, patent lever,
with elegant Leontuine Chain to
match, $4,000
Ladies small size very handsome with
chain to match, $500
Eoy- To parties purchasing case contain
ing six watches, We will give liberal dis
count
ba5~ The Genuine can be purchased only
through US or our authorized AGENTS.
All orders must be addressed to
NJ. T. QUIMBY & CO,
Wholesale jewelers., 1873 Lake-st, Chicago.
OfFIcss-17l Broadway, New York Ia
Hanover-st., Boston, Mass. FAcToRY-51
Friendship-st., Providence, r. l. 5m9
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THE highest price paid in cash for Uhea.
4 ahd other produce by
l1tf EDWARD CONWAY.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE.
TELEsOy & yyEsTOg, Pfop'rs.
DOJFN WITH HIGH PRICESt!

The people OF Mlnitowoc az. informed that
the undersigned have permanently located
here, and have opened
FIRsT-CLa LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT
consisting Of the latest style Of CARRIAGES,
BUGGIEs, BARoUCHEB. &c, and of the
best HORSES
They ok tie patronage Of the public, as-
suriag them satisfaction ii turnoats and prices.
Stable on Ninth street, soath side, near
the NorthH estern House
TILLSOE Z IFIETON
Msnitowoo, July 1883. otg51
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REFERENCES.

Dr. D. J. Easton, Of Nantowoc, Wis, has
the latest and best treatment knoarn, for all Dis
eases of the Eye and Ear. He is also sue
cessful Physician aud Surgeon, and advise
all who have diseases of those organs to apply
to him and be healed. (Signed.
X. c. Thompson, NJ. d.
Oculist and Aurist, No. GIG West Washing
Street, Chicago, III.
s. P Burdck, NJ D., New York City.
4. R Morgan, D., Syracuse. n Y
j. S. Douglass, NJ. D., Milwaukee, Wis.
S. ] Pears al, NJ. D., Saratoga Springs, Y.
n. s. st. Sure, Sheboygan, Wis.
II. f. Zieltcy, NJ D., Manitowoc Wis.
c. c. Croker, NJ. D., Two Rivers, Wis.
Miss E. Carey, of Schuylerville, n Y, case
of deafness, learsstanding, in 1852.
Cured Enoch Erckson's child, 6years old,
of ulcer of eycball, June 1857.
Cured B. r. Anderson, of Manitowoc, Of In
famation of Eyes, July, 1867.
Cured Mrs. NJ. Burns, of Meeme, of Blind
ness of three months, Sprin6, 1862.
Miss. II. Gleason. Milton, Saratoga CO., n.
Y, Strengthened Cross-eyes, 1856
Nr Herdena, Kossuth, Manitowoc county,
cured of GraHulated Eyelids, 1867.
MI DaIl0, Vi MaHIto"oc, cured OF lnlaln2-
nation of the eyes, 1860.
Cured c. e. shove Of granulatcd eyelids in
1861.
Removed cancer from breast of Mrs Michael
McCarty, of kossuth Manitowoc county, in
1864. July 1st, 1867, remains well.
Removed cancer from breast of Mrs J Web
ster, late of Manitowoc) of Tallahassee, Flor
ida in February, 1867.
Cured l.. Winters, of Gibson, Mantowoc
county, of Fits, (of years standing) in 1850.
July LIST, 1867, remains well. Could report
many oehcr cases permanently cured.
Many certificates and references could be
given, but the above, and the daily operations
and cures the Doctor is performing, give IN
mstakablc evidence of his skill
The afflicted are invited to call on DR..
EAsToN, Of Manitowoc, whom tn y can consult
him and he will give CANDID OPINION
when a cure is or is not possible.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-04-16
Two Thousand Barrels
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