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, 1876-01-01
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pN Ni"IlEoF AN ENECC TON ISSUED OUT
II Of the District Court Cf th- First Judicial District
Of Washington Territory, and 10 l. directed and
delivered iu l4,myuJ rendered in said Court,
on the 18th day Jt November \ D.. 1873, IN favor
OF CELEE PEEGT, Plaintiff, auf against GFoHGE
SEIs F;, def ndant, tor the tf One Hundred and
Two Dollars gold com, with interest at the rate Of
per cent. per MONTH and the further OF NIne
teen Dollars and Fifty Cen;s costs Of suit, ha .e
levd upon the following described real estate. to
Wit lots number four n and five . III block num-
h-r ttty-four ji IN ShaUtr's adtiun tO the city OF
Nala NallA, county of Walia Hllla and Territory
OF Washington. Motto Is hereby gwen that
MONDAY. the Sd day ni january A d.,
1876, At the hour Of o'cock P N of said day, VIII
sel! all the right title interest OF sad GEORGE
SEIz7ER, defendant IN 10 the ahnye described prop
erty, az the ourt House oUr the city ai county
Of Mala Walk, Washington Territory. al Public
AUcrjuu, for GOLD con, 10 he highest and best bidder
or ~ much thereof uay lie necessary - satisfy
siil Judgment and al CSlstS-
Given under my hand this 81 day Of December, A
D 1875. GEORGE +. THOMAS,
Sheriff OF Malla Walia County.
7. I. SHARPSTEIN,
Attorney for Plaintiff SITS
, 1876-01-01
Natice for Distribution.
TERRITORT or WASHINGTON. 10.
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COuafy gr UdHd HJH1, I' --
IN ProJvir-yS Hs Nr'cr n Tie Estate ef N-tRTIN
".tirHUH, d~rrrsrE
THE PETITION FOR pI~TEIECTIgS in the
above ru,I..rl estate coming Ia i- L,s.ri AMI
j; Appearing tu h" Court tla4t the pIonf Submitted
ly KATHERINE IoEEIIO. nae MAICHOR and
MARIA TANI, H,, NhICHOE, l. insufficient .
eutt- them % tie vvi.p.e estate, therefore Z l.
orc-ri TINT sill hearing he adjourned until Mon
day, th- 2irh dty 81 Apri, :. D., Is7G.
Il .ugther oYierHl that all persons interested in
The estate OF the >tIi MARTIN MAICHOR, d-ceIs-
I'd be and appear lpf0rc the Probate Court Of said
county uf Walla Walll, III the city Of MALTA Walla,
the county sat ot ssll county OF Wal!a Wala, on
the 1it day OF April 1876 aJ the hour Of 10 O'Clock
,: ci sad day, then and there &c show Why
su Or!eg O! distribution should not be made Of the
residue OF tie said estate among the heirs Of tie sad
NAEIIN NAIGHuE, deceased, according 10 aw.
Il further ordered, Tint ~ tins citation
he made ON parties BEnow or IoIi-reSiicEts, by
publication ~ this order IN the WaLt Walk STATES
N,N, weekly newspaper printed AMI published in
tire c.ty and county OF Wall. Wullt, Washington
Territory, for three successive months prior SAID
2ith DAY Of April, 1876.
Dated WalLs MtlLa, December IS 1873.
3-im. L. GCIyHkED. Probate Judge
, 1876-01-01

GAIT. SIspEN Is reported by the Portland
papers as again able to be about. It will be
recolleerei thar some two months since Capt.
Sladrn WAS thrown from II horse at Walla
WalIa. and sustained injuries that rendered
necessary the ampu'ation Of one Of his legs
below the knee. 1T the time 1t was scarcely
deemed possible that he could survive, but
with careful nursing and skillful medical al
t.ntiou be has come out all right
, 1876-01-01

Blsno,' HAVEN defends Us night 70 pray
FOR third ts-m. and. ut the same time, says
he Is a. bound to pray for those who are RI
ready in power" This meaps me democrat
&c msjurity in the house. But II he prays
for Gram. who wants third term, and fer
the democrats, who don't. which OF the petit
tious dues he expect will Je favored
, 1876-01-01
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED having appointed J. D.
LANAN, arbitrator and scent, to -et-l le and adj
just al aenouuts and differences be;Ween IL, grow
IN ont Oi relating to the oJpartnership heretofore
existing between tie unleTsignel, d. therefore aree
that all Jersous indebted 70 sti late firm shall settle
the same with sail LAMAR, and al persons having
Gains against sail late fIIn Will please present the
same 70 slii LAsIAN H1r settlement
Dated a. Walia N4lla, W 7, DeseEn Der ., ls75-
F " ABERlON
atE II :. SEXTON
, 1876-01-01

THE WEST SHORE, III its last issue, has a
so-called story which from its local 'ignifi-
cance should have been denied place N any
paper that a~pires 10 decent position IN the
world Of letters. The woman referred TO
lives in Walla Waila, and l. regarded as in
every way superior TO the man q that s>saIls
her
, 1876-01-01

AL,sNA.-Senator MiicheII's bill hitehing
Alaska Oh 10 Washington Territory, makes
Alaska a siusle county. and gives her the
right TO elect one councilman and two mem
bers Of The house. \ Judge Is TO he appointed
for Alaska, who l. TO have all powers of the
present district judges, but viii not have II
seat on the Supreme Cuurt bench The
county officers are 10 be appointed ty the
Goyernor. who viii hold to the next general
election, when their successors will he elected
by The people We have rot r-nd the bill
carefully. hut on hn-ty examination are dis
posrd 10 think that it is free from OH j.erioa,.-
ole features.
, 1876-01-01

n,yr TnoupsoN, of Oregon City, bas
..,oin-,d Governor Of Idaho Territory.
Dave j. clever fellow bnt WHEN If comes to
,,,-i-. and dignity of the Governorship,
iD' =, .,arcrly up to the mark.
, 1876-01-01

UNANtaOUs.-Our Washington correspou-
dent writes rs that the Oregon delegation IN
Congress unanimously favor the annexation
of WalIa Walla valley, and that the chances
are greatly in favor of the measure. This
is good news. Auything to get away from
the .'cla,n eaters, and the hest Of thieves
that infeSt Olympia
, 1876-01-01

MI1.p WEATHER.-Part.es Who are vim
tering stock ou the north side Of the Snake
River, inform u> that the cattle never looked
better. and that they are in Sne condition to
stand any severe wrarher. such a. io COM
mon in the months Of January and February.
, 1876-01-01

r,rr MorXTMS GRANGE, No. 3, has
I'D the following officers: NJ, w. B.
TRrss:O.. Geo. \. Evans; l., C. Rifle ;
d Hull; A 5, F. Hardesfy; c., J.
,rc,or. Treasurer. W. NJ. Shelton; Secre-
JF Brewer &. X, A b Patterson.
y ,Ir. r B-ngc; P. Mrz. r. c. Thomas ;
Vr. VI. shelton; L. a. S, Mrs. Il.
up.
, 1876-01-01

TnE Vancouver city treasurer hA'ips
.rovsd a defaulter, his boudsmen voluntarily
=. me forward and paid up the deficiency II
The petty rogues who IN their ofieiAi o"p'ei'!
h.xs ,obbrd Walla Walla wonld come fOr-
ward and make restitution, the city W9a,a ,;,,',
have money to psy off ali the outstanding
indahtedness.
, 1876-01-01

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the sdbscriber
hls obtained from the Probate Court Cf Wslla
WallA County, Washington Territory -lettAss-of ad
miuStr.ton upon the estate II: GD5I-IA HE'LL
MUIH, late said county, deceased:- All persons
indebted to SAID estate requested - make imne
cIa;e payment All persons having claims against
s estate are notIfzi present the same, with :he
vouchers thereof within tweive months IRON the date
OF the first publication Of tins notice or he forever
barred Dated Walla Walll, Dec 81, lN75-
THOMAS QUINN
EA-I-n Administering
, 1876-01-01

1IrsyC-The Eer. Mr.. E-San VII a1il'e-
1.o,Drs on Music, at the Methoal''
Ch,r.b for the benefit Of the Library ASso'i'
.tion on Tuesday evening, January an %
-, o'clock. We have no doubt that The 'he
.r,Isuan's well known abIilfy VIII
.,traot a crowded house
, 1876-01-01

ovrur.,vD STAGE arrives at II 4 NJ,
lat p. NJ, stopping over night at
The stages now run on the new
-. Nsarham creek.
, 1876-01-01

RELIGIOUS NJUCE.-Rsv- = Morrison,
Tpiversalist minister. will preach III the
limited Brethren church, On The second Sun
dsy IL January, at 1 o'clock A NJ, and e :,
y n.
, 1876-01-01

Erv l.. II. WELLS lrc'ured on Tuesday
,vnias. for the benefit Of the Library Asso-
,adun. His -uiject, "Reminisceucrs Of
Eaupau Travel, " was Pleasantly treated,
sud gave great satisfaction. The whole
ne, Of lectures thus Tar have been of high
rri.ro Of merit. and the only wonder is thai
try have NOT drawn out larger audiences.
Ia rhi- r.gasl our people are behind The
'inr,. The SINE lectures delivered in any
a, ,h- lir,le towns ou the Sound would have
dawn ur large audiences. but here they
..-. ouly attended hy select few. This
.--s, baily far the intelligence Of our pco-
D..
, 1876-01-01

pnv,D WAeoS.-Mr o. Br'chtel reques"
GOV that frrm and after this date his
bread wagon will cease to make Is " 80
.a,,nds. Hereafter customers will call at the
R,ksry for their bread
, 1876-01-01

Hon. E. S. KEARSeY was at lnaianApo.~' &
~ 17,b nit BE writes that the weather
:. -. cold and disagreeable, and that be pro-
Do.sd to 90 to Florida to pass the winter
months.
, 1876-01-01

WHEAT Is quoted in the Albany market At
81 cents, with downward tendency. In
,bi. market but few sales are reported, the
MIC. ranging from % 10 80 cents
, 1876-01-01

-, Fn,xK PuNE started for the States
-, Wednesday, ria San Francisco. He
On ~. p, ,.,urniug in The spring.
, 1876-01-01

= sr,TrsrAy tenders i's readers the
II the season. and wishes them
comp ia Happy New Year
, 1876-01-01
NOTICE.

ILL THOSE INDEBTED TO NE. either by note
i or book account, wiIl call on Il. A NANSYCkLE,
and s=itle the same, and sdye costs.
J. \. BROWNE
W.-Tsu--oc x T Oar q ISIS 3-an
, 1876-01-01

PERRY Thomas, delinquent subscriber, is invited
% call u, tl..s Office If correctly informed
Ilr Thomas Ives somewhere III the neighhoriooi of
Dsyton but the matter Of residence need not prevent
his "a ling AMI ttlIUy his account II
, 1876-01-01

PLirT RUEE'S TfLtG.aru WIS announced
20 he ready TO receive and deliver DISPATCHES
by December -, bat here l. the close Of the
year, and If sny dispatches have passed over
the line hey have escaped our notice. For sey-
eral weeks We made almost daily application to
know when the line gas likely to be in wo,k-
Jug order, and .he uniform reply WAS, "that
it would he all right il ii day or two"
These days have ruu Into month, AMI ye,
the telegraph makes no sign
, 1876-01-01

U,moyY GRANGE, No. 6, meeting at
u.,s,.-an4 school hou-e. elected the following
f.sr.. VI. Z. P. S'sen; O., J. f. Cor
s,.L L. Sanford; S, NJ f. King; A
E. Rsntor; c.. \. Walker; G. X. c.
rt,r. Treasurer. W Monett; Secretary, w.
u sherry: Soras, Mrs VI. \. King; P,
II Phtr: f, Miss Mabel Taylor; l.. a. S,
lrs DJnllds0n.
, 1876-01-01

Eox. ". ". sTEEs. of ymaJilLa county, WIS in
town IL the early part 0: tie week NJ stesn rep
e.g ~ county n ls last Legislature and ul-.le
-s,ori OF wlIrh lie has right 10 is,l proud
TIE NCllPs aTe the latest iDhictiUn II this IN
5;., Io-lIty We hear Of whole families being down
I'll hem. but thuSfG- have Dodeaths 20 record-
, 1876-01-01
NOTICE.

FROM AND AFTER THIS DATE. I will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by any per-
son on my account, unless The same r upon my
written order. PAIkICh ONEll.l-.
WAILs WALL, Dese1nber II. 1875. Sim
, 1876-01-01
Administrators \ Notice.

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. Tha, the subscriber
has obtained form the Probate Court Of WHlla
WaiA county, Washington Territory, letters Of al
T5iHi>trItion upon the estate q: JOSEPH HE'LL
NCTH, late Of sail county, deyeased. All persons
iglebtel tn sid estate are requested 10 make lHi
mediate payment All persons having claims sgaiSrst
sad estate notified present the same, with The
vouchers thereof within twelve months from the
date Of the first publication Of tbs nOilc or IL tor-
ever barred. Dated " ALA Walla, December 81 l7J.
THOM As QUINN,
", 1rrIr
, 1876-01-01

J. ". HgNEs, settler who liyei on the Touchet
has gone of, lessvsn unsettled newspaper accUuut
We are inclined to the opinion that this Hines
i, deliberate fraud and shall only change our e>t
when ne puts IL al aPpearunce uul aettleS IN,
bill II
, 1876-01-01

DAN SMITH. the stage rOhber has been
tried and convicted Iy the L. 5. Court at
Portland. and sentenced to four years cont'ne-
ment in the P,nitruriary. The conviction Of
Smith, ard the evidence brought ont on the
trial, was IA most complete vindication Of
Tom Cox. hose name had been freely used
in conneIion with the robbery Cox's friends
never doubted his innocence, and it will now
br FOR his rr-mi,s 10 come forward and &C.
knowledge the wrong done an innocent man;
, 1876-01-01

TEE FEST OF JAsUAET is a very proper tIre -
s4t.l. uewsria-er Subscriptions
, 1876-01-01


'HE LATE MES. Observation-Disclosures
give place to suitable tribute 10 the
-''''7 OF Mrs SARAH VIRG1NIA ARM
'''N'' one Of those rare women whose
'''.4 : always loss to the communftg-
-I-5 'et'er by the influence Of their example.
y happened that the editor Of the STATES
Nv s'7" up IN the same town with this
e,''maole lady, and that he recolleots
: a young ami delicate school girl. At
'he writer Was a printers appreu-
''d III going to and from his labors
'''7 day PASSED that he did not meet little
>1'' Smith. and exchange with her kindly
-'-''''-ns. Circumstances soon widely sep
- and II was not until twenty years
"a a Steamboat plying between Port
''iu lie Cascades, We met the dear little
--u' 'hen on her way to Walla Walla.
7n''!ou at once followed, but owing 10
''aic'Ioa-deafness-the youthful ae-
n 'n'e Was but partially renewed. Her
:. was unknown to the writer, and hence
-, 'h Game with the suddenness of 4
'1a Revived all our recollectiOns of a
..T Aaa beautiful girl. a spring-time Of
S.rrI' Sv Promise Uas not without an nbuudun.
douBy I anl lovely in her youth, che va:
husb.-a i''ey a. wife and mother. To hel
d. aHa children she was ever fountain
lie d. SUI Dow that she has passed through
'ailey' We can truly say that
v-,.ts anew her Tut to love beI,
Is name5 her but 70 rjr.r..
, 1876-01-01

UNREAs5NtErE.-rartirs are in The habit
Of getting up entertainments, concerts, lec-
tures, etc. in This country. and onr-hali the
time fail 10 SIND the editors either tickets
invitations From This cause it frequently
happens rnst all mention is omitted of the
entertainment whatrvar it maJ hr, and then
the parties concerned are grent'y Y excited shout
what rh,v d. rm nesI,rt The neglect l.
on the h'r IA , AMI Ia" pes rs wh1 co'n-
plain have yglv hrnselYrs TO jlame.
, 1876-01-01
Notice to settle.

rYnrIr, ,,--si.rI avir,a, male seiaIe n his bus
,ne-s and taken II partner, desires 10 ssttle Up
all hi, Outstanding afiIrs and . that en- requests
al persons indebted 20 come iorSard and make m
Il eliAte payment r Il IEh-
psr ! ISIS 5--lm
, 1876-01-01

II you want any kind Of job work.
Call AZ tie SEAIEs,., - PrIntln=, Once.
, 1876-01-01
E.EIlE. f.lSE.

LIST Of ADVERTISED l-;ters remaining IN the PoSt
ONO iur The wetk ending J.nuary lst, lss6.
Miss RaNau.. blanchard, =. Griffin,
Peter hcIuIer. john Lone,
Mrs Margaret 5 ClMTk Miss SJfl Muuy,
Ms. Mary CamPbel', =. Il. Marry,
Tu.m Bunl,l , Frank Mcnt4l
Miss Cu.-t Darn Mrs. NJ \ NIghtman,
Beuj4Iuiu NeI-ln, J. \ Rscll.rd>ou,
T. :. Sampson.
Persons c,!l1y Tor the above letters viii please sIy
" Advertised" Z. T. SMITH. ?. u.
, 1876-01-01

may january 4, 1876.
, 1876-01-01
District Court Summons

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, / &C
Comdgcf UaHd W0Ho,
IL @ District Cas7 ~f The Fas' JrfeiuI District or
Washington I,TTuGrg.
, 1876-01-01
DO WN EEls HIT.

PR Tuv WEIGHT
GRIN, FLOJE, BACOT -zTD L.fRD,
From Walla Walla % Waikiki ...............s3 Sc
Mil Crerk 10 Nalull- ---------- ) 90
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-01
MONITOR WASHER.

This Washing Machine II noTE be-
ing manufactured in this city by CT.
IT. Wco6mAH. who has the right foH
THIS equity. IL Was patented in IsT2.
and thousands have been sold i'm every
State. Is operates upon an entirely
new principle. Clothes are eleABsef
more By the operation % steam than
by muscular power exerted upon the
machine.
Over forty machines have been sold
here within three week.. IrefeE with
confidence 20 all parties who have
used this machine. Among others
will mention Mrs. DIR. Cornell, Mrs..
John II. Jones, Mrs. A. G. Cunning
ham, Mrs- Philip Stambach, and Mrs.
q. T.. Conweii, who have tried va
riOas other machines, and pronounce
this superior TO all others.
Local agencies viii be established
in all parts Of the county.
An experienced canvasseT is wanted.
2)-sstf. q. II. WOODMAN.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-01

@. w. PALMER, az tie Blue Front
S0ash side Public square, has now In
store splendid stock Of new goods
comprising an unusually large assors-
nens Of dry goods, notions, boots and
shoes. bats ami caps. Anything you
may want In these lines will be found
at Paimer's and at fair prices. Tie
ladies 90 there for their dress goods
and trimmings, for fineshoes, gaiiers,
substantial winter shoes. children 9
shoes, for their fine gloves, hosiery
and everything required for modern
fashionable toilet The gentlemen
find there also what they want for az
outfit for winter, for themselves and
the family. The Blue Front is 3 good
place for trade. Take our word for ii
once and give Palmer trial.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-01

Sosios i hereby given that On and
sitter NoT- Isi, 1876. the nndsr<sguss1
~iIl DO work at their shop On the ooE-
nsr o. Main and IL siree8s. IN EHcx-
vile. only for sFe cash or ats ts4EiE-
zlent-
Thanking cur many patrons foE
paAs; fayoEs. Ly fair dealing and fair
prices, we hope tomeriss liteEAl share
81 sxOrk ia the future All kinds oi
produce taken ia exchange for work
1Z5 JAJEES * WAENER.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-01
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,..-s.~ rarsirslars eoscsrsing s'..1
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$50 .rest, sna rr<szr~s Ano fas
,.,s- ~ ! lsrre pexssos q thF
.Fss.s,. .r,ss vSrsESfy. HIS cfnN - -
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y. -. .s,ss-- i. Ms ass~ rssSln1-
$50. :. e'ssock ssss FridNy essss :.
- :. - s--rrss szs1 irgzarss1 =
,-.s.s 10 enrsre Ia the sfsfAs
-...,,sr. ts,ss,ess- Mr. z rsEA'fs 80
$3.50 Tne raseal thea sArzsea 7
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=. ,-or.x z sssa ss Ind - zn
r. -.ss.sr srsssses. fsaf WIS sr1sn 10
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--sh ara care TIE alarm ESQ IS
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-01

II - &A4& 4z2&2 &4E- &sz& Ez1f2 42k&
. cszEss f~<a<ass the JoEExAL- In ~
noen<sag sE< ruk2e-Y frr weeks
ssEe~. E1Hsel xz1cag - he23zngs TIE
xussss sid tEEres $50 $50 D<x11crzsSe
lsxla.~ At slse tfzze everybody vks
wEsi xaso9x Ehe usaso ard TnaEsnA sseS-
sSszaz- TIE hsxiinE wxs rsesssy . fur
N s1ke-a s1mFse 6 <AaSp e1isnral
rSs-2a6 rejected 10 rusrre uroa Nh
Fxrss 4assz i ID Es@- Mr. Tisden-
S9Esoss sass EsszzGs-1S sEsczld iasian-
x.s. gos esssurse IL rerer did. and wcasd
ncs s1r the wuxsAg szs suppose u
shcuE1. for Sesks- hint thai The sdsto.
q The Tox-ESAE Ii. rhxs Is kz1 nsx3s
mistake, c. sssas Hayes AID whss2-
en- wsre tAsereS-w0aa3 xny aso1y Shed
ssArs az lose any sassp IL consequence
Ma. B9sa~sOz watches On tie stssN-s
Ard pc. cstzssEe every Wednesday fOr al
cvyse-sEG5ty - fsorrow Al early Casy
81 sh- sa1e~. ka2 god f1r-Tessaings
yorExAI, - se~ IL is kasz7s said
sozseskIrx terrific xksozf s1ss Dsz--
ocxa. rkaxs uEsi Esake somebody Erzes
II Earnrsek 60 Hayes and NEesssE.
x-sa r1&f. v0s@ fer Beg 6s11n- These
fellows who 80 e1eEeesse2AEy eul.lvase
their sr2izs IN ssSniEg. AID tes2r
sCaxs In 1tEering t1zxEocs EAfzgs
1x.s-ass shs Radicals. saoGSd ref
sgzirza Epsa 80 lIisle ps0vocsts@.-
Ms5 BgTds.01 hAs for years y fAar
rsussa1s AID sassi. Gad ~ Css q eye-r
sosarc1 II k5s eazzz4k21 or w5fAzG The
scoFe Ct his izzszgiEa1sSez- sxcsri htgh
ersrze. ss2ght 10 is5zrs tie yoNRsAI
in rep.iA1Soa ard b4asiDess- he hAs
boassesi Of IL Tn xszg bearing and
Ansozg AIS srse25s- And D0w be
hEcsyers aha. sse yoVEsAL ss gegse-
srsIag him. ard his YsesIsSezsl sssse3ise-s
echo las whiEnFsss1gs 20 srezrs voss-1
lo- kiEa- he 1a1kas lASs kcg : Plea IL
seeeehes 10 the cS1aizy where BE
thinks there j. no possibility So- re-
rzy. He h4s ~ c-gA- sArv@ga xAlEA
be E1sy make EGs4se his o-s-sase- Oh
be rnsga; - . pullse rnsszirg ~ The
Gear. HoGas.s stale his gEssTsce@ " here
ne wozI3 bare AZ opportunity 10 60
after hiGz- HE'S candidate f0r Tgbsie
favor and the szsgfag-s Of tie l@oSss
AID tax raye-s- AID If hRs ress-a Il
w r~r a r~sksEsg- xszrvxms and a EsosEsS-
elan will ros bear scrutiny IN es9zn-
rncEEfy where be has been kcoEn 80
rnany ysArs, IS - 10 fauls o. cars
Mr.. BoySsgCE, stand OF fxll hy year
record, ike q man; and IL yog az Nj
Paris o. any o. yoaE party friends
wan. eosun2n in the JOURNAL for
reply 10 cur criticisms il l. ~ yc1r
command AZ any time Wen Psint
an exirz for yoGr defense before eiec-
ton IL yoG desire a.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-01
TORTT TEARS BEFORE The PlBLAG
DIR. C.. MCLANES
Celebrated American
WORM SP ECIFlC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS


THE countenanceis paleand lea'sa'
colored, with occasional tiusAo',~
circumscribed spot on one OF ION
cheeks the eyes become dull thePI'
pills dilate an azure scmicirc!e Tues
along the lower eyelid the nose IS II
ritated, swells, and sometimes b!ees
aswelling ofthc upperlip ;oooasl0nh
headache, with humming or taroS
bling of the ears; an unusual secrsnoa
of saliva; Shiny or flirred tongH:
breath very foul, particularly IN u;
morning; appetite variable, sons
times voracious, with gnawing sen
sation ofthe stomach, atothers, entlis'
lygone fleeting painsin the stomach
occasional nausea and vomiting VIZ
lent pains throughout the abdomen
bowels irregular, at times cosnEe
stools shiny not unfrequentiy tings'
with blood belly swollen and haIa'
urine turbid respiration occasiona.9
difficult, and accompanied by NJ
cough cough sometimes dry and con
vulsive; uneasy and disturbed slesE,
with grinding of the teeth; temp
variable, but generally irritable a.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMlFUOA
win certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form tits an innocent prepAs
ton, not capable Of doing the sIisa,'
est iniaryfO The most tender TRAN
The genuine DR. MeLANE Er =
MIFuGE bears the signatures OF =.
McLANE and FLEMING BRos. on ths
asrs
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-01

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Who fzA< sOr wsek O. Ewo ben In
tsst4De5ng gAi0alse szsEenInz here
goes ihas seek 10 FIexs2ntTlsle. He
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and cheap that we reeomr1end oni
ss'en<ss 10 give Dir. Hunt an order
We regard tiasm sbe. chsspes: and
best tking Of tie kind extant
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-01

Dos'T SEGLEcT TO attend the polls
next tuesday and cast your ballot FOL
Hayes and Wheeler, the Representa-.
iIvesof Liberty and laa, peace, order
and Union. Vote that ticket straight
through, without a scratch, and you
will have done your duty.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-01

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