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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
District Court Summons.
I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 Fourth Judicial District, State Of Nevada,
county Of Humboldt.
The state of Nevada sends. greeting to
DANIEL II. LEE:
Yol are hereby required to appear in an ac-
ton c)mm 9nc3d against y0u as Defendant, by
l.. A. Lee, rs Plaintiff in the District Court
of the Fourth Judicial District, in and for the
county of Humboldt, Sta e Of Nevada, at
WinnemIcca, aud answer the complaint
therein, which Is on file with the CLERK of
said Colr5, within ten days after the service
on you of this SUNNI ms, exclusive of the
day of service, if served in said county or
twenty days if serve1 ont of 81 county but
within said district; or in nj other cases forty
days; or jud 5ment by default will be taken
against You, according to thu prayer Of said
complaint, q certified copy OF which accom-
panieS this sian Il ms.
Th9 action is bro9 sht to obtain a de-
cree diss )lvin5 the bonds of m ltgimony ex-
listing between the plaintiff and defen Lana,
aud giving to plaintiff the care, custody and
education OF Artam Itia AMI Hattie Mabel,
daughters OF said parties on the groul Is of
extreme cruelty, committed at Spruce Noun
tain, Elko county, state OF Nevada, between
the first day of August AMI the eighth day of
September, 1874.
Aud you are further notified that if you
fail to appear and answer the said mplaint,
% above required, the plaintiff Will apply to
tue said Court for the relief therein demand
ed, and for costs Of this action.
In testimony whereof [ have hereunto set
lay hand and affixed the seal of said District
Court, this 18th, day OF March, 4. D. 1875.
tsEALl J. II. JOB,
Clerk D strict Court Fourth Judicial District,
HUMBOLDT county. Nevada.
5. s. GRASS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
mh25 40t
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To Correspondence.

Patients male or femalel reEuihR III any
-. ~ Tho state however distant. who may
sesire the opinion and advice Of pr. DohertyIn
their respective cases. and who think proper"
s,,h,it written statement Of such in prefer
enee 10 holding personal interview, are
respectfully assured that their commnnicss'
tions will he held most sacred ana
70 the case ba fully and candidiy described
nersonal communication will be unnecessary,
"a INSTRUCTIONS for diet -eetmen ana the
General treatment of the case itself Iinclualns
the remediesI, will be forwarded wltnoul
DELAY. and in such manner as 70 convey hoin l1
Of the purport Of the letter or parcel No ''A"''
mitted .,...o, t,nr,.
consultation Thy letter or otherwise fRt,'
Permanent cure guaranteed or no nay. Al
drass W. DoHFRTY. NJ. D.,
o"ee'' San Francisco. Cal.
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Administrators Sale.
Notice of Sale of Personal Property.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order of the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the
State of Nevada, made on the 9Th day of
April, 1915, i'll the matter of the estate Of J.
BRANHAM, deceased, he undersigned. Morris
Price, Administrator of the estate of said de-
ceased. will sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash, gold coin Of the United
States, on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of april,
A. d. 1875, at O'clock P. NJ, at the Temple
Saloon in Unionville, in said County, the fol-
lowing personal property, to wit:
Two billiard tables marble BEDS balls and
cues, eight bar-room pictures, one mineral
cabinet. one bar mirror tlarge size), one re-
volver pistol. one set bar fixtures, fourteen
bar-room chairs, three card tables and bell
one clock, two spittoons. one small sized iron
safe, one set of keno furniture, one set of faro
furniture, one set of pool furniture two bar
room stoves, four chandeliers one lot of empty
barrels. and all the book accounts Of IA Tenn
pie Saloon belonging to said estate
MORRIS PRICE,
Administrator of the Estate of j. Branham,
deceased,
Winnemucea, Nevada, April 7, 1875
APT I'll
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To Females.

When female Is in trouble, or afflicted with
any 81 the Diseases peculiar to her sex, she
should 90 or write at once 10 the celebrated
female doctor ". X. Doherty, at his dedics
Institute, and consult him about herfroubies
and disease. Let no false delicacy prevent you,
but appiy Immediately, and save yourself from
painful suffering and premature death. All
Married Ladies'. whose delicate health or other
circumstances prevent an increase IN their
familics. should write or call ut W. y. Dohfr-
tvs Medical Institute, and they VII receive
very nossible r,Iief and help. The Doctors
Offices. consisting Of n suite Of sit rooms, are
SO arranged that he can be consulted without
fear Of observation.
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To the Athlete 4.

DIR w X. DOHEGTY returns his sincere
thanks TO his numerous patieuts for their pat
ronage. and would take this opportunity 70
remind them that he continues 10 consult. al
his Institute, for the cure Of chronic diseases
81 the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive an
Genito- Urinary Organs. and all Private Dis
cases. viz: syphilis IN all its forms and stage,
Seminal Weakness and al the horrid conse.
ouences OF Self-Abuss; Gonbrrhaa, elect,
stricturrs, Nocturnal md Diurnal Emissions,
sexual Debility, Diseases Of the BACK ana
Ions, Inflammation Of the Bladder aud Kid
news, etc: and he hopes that his long expert
enre and successful practice will continue TO
insure him = share ~ public patronage. ~
his practice OF many years in ET-1n@ aud the
United States, he Is enabled b apply the moat
efficient and successful remedies against Dir
eases Of all kinds He uses 10 mercury charges
moderate, reats his patients in a correct and
honorable way. and has references Of unques-
tionable yeracity from men Of known respecta.
bilitv and high standing IN society. All parties
consulting him. by letter or otherwise VIII
receive the best and gentlest treatment anc
implicit secrecy.
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Notice to Creditors.

E-NSrATE OF MARY RODGERS, DE-
Il eeased.-Notice is hereby given by the
unilersign d., Administrator of the Estate of
Mary ROD gers, deceased to the creditors OF,
aud all persons having claims AGAINST the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with the nee
essarg vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication Of this notice, to the said
Administrator, at his residence on Second
street, opposite the DWELLING )use OF Alex.
Wise, i'll the town Of Winnem Yea, Humboldt
county, State of Nevada.
Dated at Winnemucea, March &c. 1875.
DAVID MELARKEY,
Administrators of the Estate Of Mary aodsers
lnhlI oaHlm
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Assessment Notice.

OAKLAND GOLD AND SILVER MILL. K
Mining Company Location OF works,
Indian District, Humboldt county, State Of
Naturalization OF principal place OF bust
ness Oakland. Alameda county, California
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Directors of said company, held on the 10Th
day of March, A. b. 1875, an assessment Of
Twenty-Five Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation, payable
Immediately in United States gold coin, to the
Secretary. at the office Of the Company, No.
958 Broadway, city Of Oakland, Alameda
aounty, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day of April, 1878
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on SATURDAY, May /,
1875. to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale
JOHN AMES. Secretary.
Once - 958 Broadway, Oakland, Alameda
county, California mills oaw4w
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Spermatorrh1a.

mn pOUFRTY has inst published an impor.-
tant ,anphlet embodyinp his own views ~
exnerierces In relation 10 Impotcnce or Eirihs.
heinc a short treatise on Spermatorrnre M ~
seminal weakness. Nervous and physics. ~, -
b,lity consequent on this Affection ana o'"''
Diseases of the Sexual oroans IN.
Tb;s iittle work contains information OF w"
utmost value to all. whether married or sun
ole and will be sent FREE by mail on recel
Of Six Cents In postage stamns for return po''
age. Address, W. X. DoHfRiY. NJ, % o.,
10-1y san frahc'N'''
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N o c <.

YNNHE COMPREHENSIVE OF JVO. C. FALL
4 4 Co. il this day dissolved by mutual
agreement, by the withdrawal Of Jno. III. Kin
kead from said firm. Fhe business will in
future be continued by Jno. G. Fall, under the
name of FALL Il co. All accounts due the
late frm must be settled AZ once, and all de-
riands against them will be paid at this office.
JNO. q. FALL Il co.
Vnionyills, April /, I815.-lm
, 1875-04-10
THE "AVIS."
GHQrSFE4ESTG0, st. CROCK.
SATURDAY 10TH APRIL 1873.
SOME REMARKS ON CENTRAL.
FACTORIES.
".

Tt would not here be the place to enter
into a minute description of the arrauoa-
ment Of the Central Factorips. as spch7 .
description could not be supposed to have
any special interest for the general reader
Som. few britt remarks on the reasons
why, as has heretofore been stated, the
factories must necessarily be erected on
the sea shore will, however, perhaps be
of some interest.
1t is @ well known fact that the cane
Juice, Immediately after extraction. pre-
sens all the sugar it contains in the state
which we call cane Surar. and which i
known by its power OF crystaIiizatioo.
But ii is equally well known that cane
sugar in solution, by being heated for
some time to the boiling point, will loose
its power of crystaIIization and become
glucose, which is of much less value than
the sugar. 1t must therefore he the object
of the Central Factory to prevent the for
nation of this glucose. which is dooa bv
the applicatioD Of the trinle eFat and
the vacuum pan, both being apparatuses
in which the Juice is concentrated pnder
q lower pressure than that of The afmoS.
phere, and consequently apparatuses in
which a lower temupratnre than 2l2o
Fahrenheit is maintained. Bnt both these
apparatuses reouire for cond,nsiuo nurno-
, 1875-04-10
L E L E G r A nj S
sr. THOMAS station, April l.

New YORK, 31st March Sugar Crystals 81
to 81. Gold 1l5. Exchange 4s2.
LONDON, 3lst March,-ConsOls o3A to o34.
Rentes 63.85.
From Berlin it is stated that the Bishop Of
B eslau in Sileasia has been summoned by the
Prus,lan auth rites to resign his see owing to
hi having published the Pope's last encyciicaI
letter. Information from Rome announces that
the Pope has Issued a bull re communicating
the old Catholic sect ion 10 Switze, land.
New YoRK,ls LIST Apit.-Heavy Mess Pork
pr bas rel S2i4 Go d 1I44 to il4ss. Exchange
4S24 Cons Is 92ss to SO
Advlc $ from i ALL announce that the EN-
peror Pedro tie second has abdicated the throne
IN favor OF his daughter Donna label He in-
tends travelling iu Europe and to ultimately re.
side in the States.
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II YM EN EAL.

EVANS--DAVIS.-Mar in this place.
Thursday, Jan, 2Sth, by Rev. I. r. Jones. Mr..
JOHN j. EVANS and Miss MARY DAVIS, both of
Ebensburg.
To the newly welded we tender thanks for a
large and delicious cake. and trust that the fu-
ture has in store for them abundance Of
peace and true contentment. The bridegroom
elect is one of the most respectable and su b.
stantfal of orr citizens, and of the bride it
truly be said that she has always deserved and
always enjoyed the esteem of every one who
knows her, and we are sure that in all the du-
ties which are incumbent upon Il wife md help
mate she will act her part cheerfully, lovingly
and devotedly. May no shade of sorrow ever
darken their pathway. but may every blessing
that Heaven can beStow be vouchsaf fad them
in their mutnal journey through life.
REILLY-LLOYD.-Ma Married, at the Catholic
PASTORAL residence, HoilidaySburg, on Thurs
day evening, Jan. 2Sth, 1875, by Rev. Father
Walsh, Hon. JOHN REILLY. of Altoona, and
Miss ANNIE g., daughter of A. NJ Lloyd, ESQ
of Gaysport,
ALAOND--fRwIN.-M Married, on the 14th uit.,
at the Baptist parsonage, Bells Mills, by Rev.
3. n. Swiudcn, ARTHUR F. ALMOND to ANNA
ELIZA IRWIN, both of Lloydsyille. this county
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OBITUAR Y.

SANCKERS.-Died, in Allegheny township,
on the I'd inst, Mrs. SUSAN BARBARA, wife OF
Mr. Anthony banckers, aged 4s years and Fl
days.
The deceased lady was q sister OF Mr.. J. d.
Pan risb, OF this place, and was a most estima-
bic woman-one who endear red herself by her
many virtues 10 a large circle of relatives and
friends, all of whom sincerely mourn her loss
although there is every reason to hope that she
has exchanged the cares and troubles of this
life FOR the joys and beatitudes of life eternal
She lived in obedience to the precepis OF her
faith and dicd-the death of hum lie bat sin
cere follower of her crucified SayiGs. Her re-
mains were yesterday iGterred In the Catholic
lowed. Notwithstanding the severity OF The
ther, by very large concOurse OF sorrowinR
kindred and sym ymputiising neighbors. May she
rest in peace.
EVANS.-Died, in Ca nbria township on the
n fght OF the I'd inst, after long and paint fui
illness, Miss RACHEL EVANS daughter of viii.
liam Evans. aged about 81 years.
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SHERIFF's sALE.-Bv virtue of


- writ of Vend. Erson., issued out of the
Court OF Common Pleas of Cambria county and
TO 70 me directed, there will be exposed to Public
sale. on the premises in Conemauph town si,ir
on THURSDAY, the 25th DAY OF FERRT.p
next. at O'Clock, p. NJ. the following Real Esl
tate. TO wit: ~ HS
ALL the right, title and interest Of Joseph Kost,
OF, IN and TO piece parcel of land situate in Cor
emaugh township Cambria county, Pa. frontinJ
on cushion alley and adjoining lands of n eirs ~
Joseph Heslop, decd, and John Cushion contain
ing ONE AcRE more or less having thereon erect sd
two story Frame Building fpsed for a RrewervS
vault vault cellars fixtures and appertenances com
piete, now In the occupancy of Joseph Kost a.
piece or parcel Of land situate in Conemaugh
township. Cambria county, Pa fronting on Cushen
alley and adjoining lands of Heirs of Joseoh Hes.
Top, decd, and Jonat han Orricks contanny hor,
OSE-AHD-A-HAL ACRES, more or less R.yin~
tnereon erected Frame Satble. Also, peice or
parcel OF land situate part in Conemauph town
ship and part in ConemaHgh borough Gamhria
county, Pa. running 2o4 feet along Townshin Road
and back goo feet, adjoining lands of John Cushion
on Two sides and Thomas Walters on the thcr
taken In execution and to be sold at the suit Of
john Gels, now for use of Joseph Head "
TERMS OF SALE-One third of the nurcha.a
money to be paid when the property is knocked
uown, and the remaining two thirds on confirma
tfon of the Deed. ", 0'ini ma
HERMAN BAUMER Sheriff
sheriH Once, Eeensburs, Jan ~, 1875.
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APPRAISENEsTs

Notice is hereby given that tie fol-
loving n2nef anpra raiscmeiiIS of personal pro-
perty OF deceieI e. selected and set apatt for
the widows OF intesta'es, under the A ct of As
sembly of the itth Ssv OF April, A. ID. ISL ha vo
been ntcd iil she Register s O.iicc at Ebensburg
tnd will ire preSenaed to the ORPHANS Court
of Cambria coUnty. for confirmation and allow
ance, on "WEDNESDAY, the SSt DAY OF MAECR.
A. D. 1873, to wit:
j. Inventory and appraiserncpt Of fcertain person
al property appraised and set apart for Nancy J.
Gcrhart. widow of John p. W. Geraart late Of
Richland township, decea sed-s7. IS
2 1nven' ory and appraiscmento Of cert in person
al property appraised AID set apart for Mary Kay
Tor, ulaicen sis er of Peter Kaylor, late of Mum
er tOwns ship. deceasei-k4s- SO.
3. Inventory and aFpraisement OF certain person
a. property arp a,sed and set aparf for Margaret
5sgIlen. widow of Bernard Nullen, late of sum
MERRILL township. deceased-se7.7T
4. Inventory and appraisement Of certain per-
sonal property appraised and set spart for Eliza
beth Wissinger. widow OF Daniel Wiss niger, late
of Adams townsh p. deceased-s2os.<s.
g. Inventory and appraisemcnt Of certain per-
fonai property appraised and set apart for Eliza
beth Stiles. widow of Samuel Stiles. late Of Jack
son township. decca sed--300Oo
9. Inventory and apprsisencnt OF certain per-
Eopal property appra sed and set apart for EliIs-
beth A. WILL wicew Of Augustine d. " i'll, late q
Allegheny township deceased-ts o.fo.
JAMES VI. SING Err. Register
Registers ONCE, Ebensburg, Pa. seb l. ISIS
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r .ICENSE NOTICE.-Pe etitions

- for Tavern and Eating House License
have been filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Quarter Sessions of Cambria county by
the following named persons, and will be prese MT
ed to the Court of Quarter Sess ions of said CO u
ty, at March Sessions, IN5.
TAvERN LICENSE.
Carrolltown Borough Edward L. Binder, Dom
mick Eyer.
Chest Township Anthony Anna.
Chest Springs Borough-John Grouse,
Croyls rownship-Michael Gates
Ebensburg Boro, West Ward John A. Bisfr
Henry Foster
Gallitzin Township Anthony Mc~ue.
Washington Townshp-Michael Bradley, Hen
ry Martz, Margaret Helly. Peter Brown.
EATING HOUSE LICENSE.
Washington Township-Geerss Sesbolt. lr.,
B..McCOLGAN, Clerk q. s.
Prothonotary's once, Ebenshurg Fob. 8, 1875.
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PEGIsTER'S NOTICELNosies

TX
Az is hereby given tlls. tho folsswinz
named Accounts have been passed and nl.d ~
the Registers Office at Ebensburx. in and for
the County or Cambria. and will be presented
10 the Orphans Court Of said cnunty Tor CO
nEmai.on ana allowance. on wsDNrsDAy, the
Sd DAY OF MARCH, \. ID. 1s.5, to viz: -
4. The second account of James q Mu-,s,
guardian of John ID. O'ConneIl. jr a minor child
OF John ID. o'ConnelI, late of the United States
Army. deceased.
q The second and final account Of Jacob K.s,,er
eteenIor OF Matthias DIETRICH late Of Ghost town.
S. Tho first and partial account OF Levi, Orr.
t.cr, ehecntcI OF Ludwig Cra'er, late Of Carroll
4. The first and final account of Franci. NrIlen
administrator of Bernard Mullen late OF sum.
merhill township, deceased. -
8. The final account of BENJAMIN f2ensaoof gu.,
gan ot Eiward Leidy, n minor ehIld Of David
fbn ,sfg rs, o. s,,d afksSn s. towEshiP DECEASED
ecatoL 9i y: > s1cscrSode, Late Of allegheny
J. The first and final account of John E Davis.
executor OF keenezer Davis, late of Ebensburg
8 Ire list aed hnal account OF John Benton
town borough. deceased.
p The first and final account of Jacob St.n$
guardian OF Daniel Stull. n minor child of DsnJei
Stu'l. late of Adams township deceased r-'--
10 Ire hrst and hna1 account Of II. Ef-sead ana
Geo &. X. Zahm. executors Of David Powell who
was guardian of Benjamin John Rees Davis \
minor child of Mary Powell.
IL The third and final account Of Charles Ann.
guardian or Augustine CHASER. a mfnor child or
Francis Glasscr. late of Chest township IecessAs
Il The first and final acooun: of Henry : n,,,nr,
township deceased.
l.. Tie first and snal account OF Jotp IL Doug
tass, som inistrator of Michael McCRrty date Of
Clcarfield township deceased -
IL. The fourth and final account Of lame. Yo,.
ana augustine ost administrators Of Jacob Yost
lac OF Carroll township. deceased
10 The FIRST account of Ellen @ Cailan and
John T. Seaman. executors of William Callan.
iete OF y ashing;on township. deceased
ls The second and final account Of Frapcis
Flick. guardian OF Mary Carroll, Inow interrnar-
married with Charles Binder,) a minor child OF
James Carroll, decea sed.
JAMES NJ SINGER Register
Registers Onice, EbensbUrg, Feb. J. ls5s
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DEPORT OF l. LILLY. srsv.u, a. 60.
III SRIA COUNTY POoR HoTTsr

, STos K on fARx-f horses, cows beef catti.
sheep; esh%ais l sow with pigs, aud 80 chickens.
300 bus ear corn, $50 bus potatoes 60 bus buck
wheat, ss1z lbs wool, l6O bus. turnips
MANUFAcTURED ~ INs rtTUTl los-ss shirts *
pair socks 25 pair stockings 30 chem % resscs
chiidTens s dresses 2 aprons Il saesues Il petit
u bed-ticks II bonnets nnd il pairs Initiens,
100 IL. lbs soap ess SOAP, 1Io gals apple butter
AKTIcLFs ON HAsD.-Si prs. pants 50 vests es
mems and an boys coats, IS pairs drawess, "a ander-
boots; 10 pieces calico ~ yds each 3 pieces mr.
lin as yds each; piece gingham 80 yds;; peiocs
yds. linsey &c yds. neH mating. p new buckets
onew washooards. 50 lbs; tobacco. Is los. COFFEE
lard 0 lbs tallow. I57 lbs candies POO iSs seaI,
2ocG lbs pork 1000 lbs. beef bbl. sugar, \ b5i
pies SO gals apple butter, lis OTIS. canned fruit
- glasses Jelly, $50 bus. patatoos, 400 bus ear
tnrnips, Is ton hay, zoo bus. coal.
FARMING l.PIHaENrs. &c-I four horse wagon.
threshing machine. moving fSachine. EfndmiIT'
] cutting box, cider mill. grain drill, hay rake
vator, grain cradles, scythes, forks. rakes
shOvels, mattocks, axes, saws, etc. Also, sets
horse gears sets light harness set buggy har
ness, saddles, brid es, halters, chains, etc.
ISaArEs OF RogSE.
Humber of Inmates January 1. Isy.Ha
:. admitted during the yesr-..-----3l
'' discharged. abscondea and re-
:. moved during the year.....-..-5s
- remaining January /. 1875 Is,
Males. -; Females, 20: Insane Males 4. sc-
sane Females, IL; Blind Males. 3: Blind Fe-
male. 1; Americans 25; Foreigners, e. Aver
age number of peupers monthly. 81. AxernVs
cost OF each inmate weekly, sl.So-which in
cirdes l210 meas TO way fart-rs.
/. LILLY, Steward.
We, the undersigned, Directors of the Poor
oil Cambria county. do certify that the forepo-
ing is a correct statement of the expenses etc
of the Poor and House Of EmpioyInent for the
year 1874; all which is respectfully 81, ,brus<tcd
4. u. lsTs-
JOHN B.OGH,
ANsELM wEAKLEN. Directors
CHARLES FLICK.
Attest-I. LILLY, Clerk. rs54tl
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The would-be bridegroom in the little
matrimonial escapade of which we made
mention last week, called on us the other
day to request retraction of our statement,
alleging that there was not q word of truth
IN the assertion that he has a wife in Ger
many. (not Pittsburgh, as we were inform
ed, and.that as soon that fact has been
fully established, as he says it will be ere
leeg, the wedding will take place and every
thing will be lovely. Furthermore, he ex-
presses his determination to fght it out on
that line and make good all his promises.
pledges and obligations, no matter what
may be the result. We cheerfuI.y give him
the benefit of his denial, and trust that if he
can read his title clear he may secure a good
and affectionate wife and she kind and
loving husband.
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FREE OF CHARGE.-Dr. Morris Syrup OF
Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound combines
all the medicinal virtues of those articles
which long experience has proved to possess
the most efficient qualities for all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved by It and in Group it
acts like magic. Call at r. j. Loyd's Drug
Store and obtain sample bottle free of charge,
or a regular size for ST or at p. Nj. Woie,
slagie & Sons Store, Wimore. j. X. NOR
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