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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

All accounts made before Jan. LIST,
1876, are now past due, and expect
all customers 10 come In at once and
settle, either by cash or note.
33tf ID. u. COVE.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

EVERYTHING nice IN the millinery
line, including all the latest styles
just opened at Mrs. Beebe's, east side
Of Square.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

VIZ SEgD EgroEn. says slss
Deprty. 'True," says Ire fsrsneY
bat We want honest officials, = re-
marks tae Deputy. II think 10 too, =
IL the reply; and .iae farmer bIds tias
Depnty good day and walks OF. say
ing 10 hinasesf: TOO thin. too thin. =
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

WHES The DEPUTY talks with a
Republican to secure vote, and tells
him II am as good Republican A
you are, the Radical remarks nroo
thin" Good day. slr.r
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

DALLAS TOWNSHIP. In accordance
with decision by the Board OF Trns-
tees, the election In Dallas township
will this year he held at Newbern. At
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

KNOXVILLE CHORUS CLASS will
meet in the Academy room. for
drill and'brsiness, Monday night, 23d
inst. BY order OF Committee.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

FoR bowe! complaints try Black
berry Cordial, seventy-five cents per
pint, at CORNELL BROTHERS.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18
Farmers and stock Men Take Notice,

Baker 4 Sears. have the best and
cheapest windmill in the county.
Call aud examine at the Elevator
where they haye one set MP for I'm
speeticn.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

RoCKAFELLow d GREENLEE are
selling the Grimes Wagon lower than
any other first class wagon in the
market. 2tf
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

FoR SALE--Two secondhand coal
stoves, one a College cook, the other
d franklin heater. For particulars
inquire Of u. X. HART.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

One Of the very best in the market
warranted Tor two years. Call and
Zee them Mt
III RocRArELiDw 4 GREESLEg's.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

T.. Is. KUcKMAE will address the
people Of Red Rock township NJ Red
Rock, Saturday evening, Oct. 2lst.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

CORNELL BROTHERS have Just re-
ceived another lot OF the Imperial
cabannos cigars, and Of sole Peaches
fine cut. or
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

DURHAM STORE. The card Of A.
d w. Nj. Moore, dealers in general
merchandise, at Durham, appears on
this page this week.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

"pRErry THIS" il 9 slang phrase,
but the people Of thi, county are IN
dulging literally in that sort Of slang
iust now.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

REy. w. s. FRAcKELToN, of Dex
ter, arrived In town last Saturday,
and departed Monday.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

THzkE Aow --kf1ek 4 KY have
Just resolved AlasgeInvoie@ OF eaaeens-
ware which they are selling IL bottom
prices. Cali and zee. 4grf
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

For bargains In Boots and Shoes,
Dry Goods and Carpets go TO
BLACK BROS.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

MARRIED, Oct. 18Th, at the III. T.
parsonage, by Rev. j. q. Barton, Mr.
VIM. NJ. Henderson and Miss Susan
Hannah.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

For any and all stove repairs call
on Bittenbender q Savage, at the old
old stand, 1927
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

For sALE.--A span of Good mules.
Call on II. o. Magee at the JOURNAL
Office.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

Fox pure, fresh drugs try the pre-
scripilon drug store, southwest corner
west side--of the square asf.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

HAyEA'T we had about enough
Reform Of the Democratic kind in
this county.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18
i.iI|ll Meetings.

snsakers below named will address
peonle OF, political topics at times
Ind places Indicated
- y0HN 8. RUNNELS.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

CLOCKS, watches, jewelry, specta-
cles, new stock and full assortment, at
w. u. Riggs new establishment, in
basement OF Knoxville National
Bank, always ut lowest rates. Repair
ing is made specially, and all work
warranted. Robert has had long ex-
perience I'm his business, and can
guarantee satisfactory work. 22-tf
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

FRuTT JAMS, the largest stock In
town, at KRucK & ELy's.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

BEST Glove-fttlng Corsetts and
Double Busk Corsetts at
BLACK BROS,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

Try the &c. b. Il O." Smoking
Car aud Sensation" cigars at
OF CORNELL BROTHERS.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

Every county 10 Iowa except Marion
has sheriff.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

j. u. WAUoH's, north side Public
Square. for lbs good coffee for 81.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18
PREMIUM LIST
on TER
Fair. Held ct kaoxtiEe. Iowa. Octo-
Der 26tA. 27th. and 26tk.

Glass l. Imported Horses
l.. Wheeler A Co stallion I Y istrr S2s
John Rrownlee ~ Is
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

TIMOTHY seed bought and sold by
Baker q Gears.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

HEADQUARTERS for Boots and Shoes
n BLACK Bros.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18
rorrr nIscussIoNs.

NOS z. S. sAsfISoN ANH HVN' - :"
HRNDBRsHoTT,
Republican and Democratic nom.
macs ar Congress from this District
will hold Joint discussions al r M
at
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-10-18

CONFECTIONERY at VOLTS, north
side Of Square.
, 1876-04-30

Netp York journal Of Commerce.
He is not vicious, and he has no special malice
more human misery than results from the pre-
medltated uickedness Of deliberate transgress-
Or. On Saturday be scattered orange-peel on the
etairs and lobby OF our building, and continued
this along down the etreet as be went, OCCASION
iug several strains and oue severe fall as his
victims incautlously ttoo thereon. He belongs
to large family, all OF which throw banana skins
and orange peel upon the pavement, not for tho
express PURPOSE Of endangering the life OF limbs
OF the wayfarsrs, but because they have in their
hearta no thoughtful regard for human welfare.
His brother is the man who carries an um-
hrella over his shoulder, with the point well
back. which describes an aro of feet as he
Swings Lis body in walking. Several persons
hare been Injured in the face one nearly lost
his eye, and q number Of lesser grievances have
been inflicted through his habit, but he didn't
intend to in1ure any one, although ho will not
stop the practice unless it is made criminal by
act cf the Legislature.
HlH OWL COUSINS, quite number Of them ara
the men Tho cr0ss their legs in the cars and om-
pibus. thus wipfng their feet on the dresses and
pantaloons Of their fellow passengers. Ona OF
them is generally found in the cabin OF the ferry
boat, either nesr the door or the narrow pasuage
by the Theelhouse, where his protruded boot
tips every passer who does not 70 bv bita yith
great care. He would not put his feet On the
floor and draw them in a little. mhile the throng
eoes By, to procure e-membershp in any one
Of the great benevolent societies be so fondly
patronizcs in his Sunday contributions
His more distant relatives rho stand tattliag
with q friend in the middle OF the Sidewalk, thus
greatly obstructing the travel, or aaunter slowly
up the street With curved eibows, or whisk
are ali readily recognized without sny further de-
scription. They are large family, and they are
nuisauces in whatever community they take up
their abode.
, 1876-04-30
Lady Byron and Her Husband.


Lady Byron, who was = highly esteemed
friend Of mine, spoke to me upon the subject OF
q new and cheap edition OF her husbands works
about to be published, and likely to b. widely
disseminated among the young clerk and shop
keeper class OF readers, for whom abe deprecated
extremely tho pernicious influence it vas cal
culsted to produce She consulted me on the
e1ped1ency of appendlng to it soma notice Of
Lord Byron written By herself. which she thought
might modify OF lessen the injurious effect of
his poetry upon young minds NOBODY" she
said, s'knew him IS l did {this certainly was
not the general impression upon the subiect} !:
''nobody knew ~ well as the causes that had
made him what he was nobody, think. is 40
capable Of doing Justice to him, and therefore
Of couutefactng the injustice he does to himself
and the injury he might do to others in Soma OF
bis writings" vas strongly impressed by the
earneatnesa OF her expression, which seemed to
me one OF anectionate compassion for Byron
and profound solcitude lest even in his grave
he should incur the responsibility Of yet further
evil Influence, especially On the minds OF tho
young. 1could not help wondering also whether
nhe did not ahtink from being again, to q new
generation ana q wider class OF readers, held up
to cruel ridlcule and condemnation as the cold
hearted, hard, pedantlc prude, without sympathy
Tor suffering or 1elensiDg towards repentance.
had always admired the reicent dignity Of her
silence with reference to her short and disastrous
union with Lord Byron, and feh sorry, there
fore, that sha contemplated departing from the
course she h4d thus far ateadfAsty pursued,
though appreciated tao moa7e BY 1h,oh abe
was actuatsd-Hra 4aasbkS sosx<p t. tt Hoy
Atsdnta
, 1876-04-30


An attempt has lately been made by the foot
pads OF Smyrna to improve on the garrote sys-
tenn Of robbery By the introduction Of the lasso.
A preliminary trial Of this contrivance Was made
the other evening, German gentleman con-
beng selected as the subject OF experiment.
Approaching the victim noiselessy from behind,
one of the thieves suddenly threw = running
moose round his neck, tightening it with won
derful de1terity until be was brought half
strangled to the ground. The rest OF tue gang
then step,,ed forward and relieved him OF
leather bug he carried ut his side. They then,
With much good feeling. iooseped the moose and
restored him to liberty. Unfortunately the bag
onty contained two cigsrs-of doubtful quality.
In the meantime, as the thieves OF that city
are. from their skili and audacitT, held in no
slight yeueration throughout the Empire, the
universal sdoption Of the lasso by the criminal
classes Of Turkey 10 probably mere question Of
Tina
, 1876-04-30
HQIEi. ARRIVALS.

Palmer House-Ls.- Col. H. Douglas, @. s. Army; ).
G. Baker, Springfield, Mass; James KneeAnd, Mil
waukeo; s. N. Drake, New orleans; J. P. Harrison,
St. Louis; Warren Leland, San Francisco n B. Fall
couer, New York: u. L Mackey. T. II. sweetser, and
F. D. Caldwell, Evansville, Ind; ". F. Hauxhurst,
Cincinnati: L. aud L. II. Lawrence, Utica, N. Y ::
Theodors ThoInas and wife, New York; ". r. Adans
Wyoming. Grand PaeiGc-J. IL Noolworth, Om.-
h2; F. T. Wright, Cleveland; AnsleE Gray, Wiscon-
ain; C. f. Peek, Keokuk: John Franklin. phlladel-
Ilia; F. r. Dubois, Springfield; n S. and f. B. R:y
Lebanon, Ky. Jacob Houghton, Detroit; j. G. Settle-
ton, bloomington: DR.. G. " Breyfogle, San Jose,
oal; Gen. George Stark, Nashua, n; H; Mr. sey.
ton, England; !. T. McKinnie, Cleveland; John
D. Griswold. Buffalo, >. 7femoHt Uou*e-C. q. Allen
ST. Louis; H B. Ball, Austin; g. ". Mans6elJ New
Haven; r. ". Malone, Fond du Lac; Simeon Smith.
Q. s. Army; J. e. Rice, Hot Springs, Ark; C. J.
Hea1ey, Mai. G.. u. Hedges, nnd L. 8. Tucker,
New York; Charles Burnham, Agent Dalyss
W. Stevens. aS4e New 10" xe9x; ao;f oeo4ss esRs
Alden. c. D. Dorman, and the Hon. Henry Btlnugs,
Bcston.. Sherman H4uss--The Hon. Alex ander
Campbell, Lasal1e; the Hon Il. O. Goodrich, jersey
vile: = l. Jenkins. New Yozk; Charles B. Richards,
Col Go; :: "; purant, Saltwater. h1inn:; ?.
q. 8. Army. .. Gardner House-B. +. Guyton De-
troit; n r. Hedges, Nebraska; s. " Deyries Dalti-
more Mrs. and aliss Car1son, Yankton; lrs. Mol
lie andrews Cleveland; Hrs. Skinner, Quincy; @. F.
Andrews, Cleveland.
, 1876-04-30
FEMININE NOTES.

FEMININE NOTES.
Let no single man escape is the leap~yea
motto for the ladies'.
When womsn finds she has married prod
igal son, she should arise and so to her father
Mr. Jones heard that Mrs. Brown wore four
button gloves, and exclaimed: "Lordyi Why.
wear seren-button shoes y
The editor OF the Boston Post heard A var,
clever woman say: II do not wish anybody t
do ANYTHING naughty; but If they do, l nant tt
The women see their way clear to Ysngeapc,
on at least one OF the legislators who vote1
against woman-auhrage last week, and that il
the proprietor Of the What-Is-It stove-pollsh
the house--Boston paper.
healthy aud well-formed child that ve,shec
but pounds; whereupon her disappointed hus
band remarked that he wouldn't have believed
that she would be guilty of such contemptiblf
meanness.
An Irishman, noticing a lady pass along, e.
pied two strips depending from under the lady's
CLOAK. Not knowing that these were styled
sashes and in the right place, be exclaimed
Faith, maam. your galluses arc united"
A beautiful female lobbyist says that one tear.
it it can bo 80 shed al to radect the light OF a
bright setting sun, will have more power over
the average Congressman than ali the argu-
nsents that could be compressed into q two
hours' conversation.
4 couple Of men who were shooting In Led
yard, Saturday, brought in an article they found
IN the woods. 1t is made Of leather, buckled to-
gether at the ends. and measures l9 inches in
circumference; and they don't know whether it
is garter or 8 horse e-coIlar.-Norauich Bulletin.
An Indiana woman recently Gent the following
note to her husband, who is serving out three
years' sentence in State Prison; 7.Dear Tom !;
have obtained divorce from you, and am
about to marry again. But never mind; for
when you come out I will run away With you, il
you see any way by which We can get living"
Mr.. Buckle states that human nature has
changed very little in the last 5000 yeara bat
We do not remember any record Of = Roman
Senator trying to account to his w1fe for light
deposit OF pearl-powdar on the left shoulder OF
bis toga on the ground that he had been playing
checkers in grlat mill
An experienced woman, who Was about to
move, had much difficulty in finding place to
suit her. She was we'll pleased with house up
Town. but the back yard didn't give satisfactiou.
The fence didn't contain single knot-hole, and
she said ehe wasn't going to break her neck By
climbing on top OF an old barrel TO see what was
going Oil In the next yard.-Norristo.en herald
, 1876-04-30

AGREE6BLf SURPRISED.
On Woodward-avenue car yesterday, ,was man
who had looked upon lager-beer one glass too
much. His eyes wers hslf-closed, and his head
bobbed right and left as the car banged along.
Opposite to him sat , woman with . btbv in her
arms. The child looked up and smiled, and tue
fond mother pinehed its check and called out;
"Does darling love me?"
The topper Strengthened up, got his gaze to
bear On the woman, aud in mou1nfui voice
ca1lod ont:
'''Ml your darling? D1oes love you You
1uz bezz your las dollar dol"
, 1876-04-30
Lock Hospital, cor. washington i Tralklin-sts
DIR. CLARKE,

Establishef 1851. You are advised to consult III
celebrated Dr.. Clarke, 1S6 South Ciark-st, in any
Chronic. Private, Difficult Delicate Case. IAthea
consult al Irregularities and Diseases, with tho
surance Of speedy relief. Celebrated Female Pills,
t15o te1tra strong So per boz Pasaae PzersnttfS
SO each.
r. Send stamp for " Safeguard of Health"
u -Victims of SelfAbuse send t~o stamps for wcrx
On Nervous and Se1usl Diseases. Patienta treated
succeasfuy by letter. and Medicines aent everywheru
secure from observation. Home Board md NURSE fu9
Patients. Cali or write Book Your Silent Friend
IS cents by mail Address lettera Dr.. =. D. CLARKE
s86 goufh Clark-at~ Chicago.
, 1876-04-30

sonAl1y vfAita Paris for psep 1t the asy lfre of
the metropolis. Sha has grown stout and COM
non-looking, and every trace Of her sloruIar
aud ethereal beauty has disappeared. i mora
vulgar and notorious liaison never disgrsced tbe
private life OF European soveretgn,-the scan-
dal during the last years OF the Emperor's re1rn
being no aecrst for any class Of Pariaian soci-
atF.
, 1876-04-30

monger IN the New CutG" InterIocutor: Dear
me-ah- hum. er-hum- -ha that quite alters the
case. She very vulgar, I must say-awiul!''
{A. Bit Was tho Duchess, after sll},-Puuch.
, 1876-04-30
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 29.-Several indictments
against fr1ns in this city for defrauding the
Government Of revenue due from whisky we're
handed into Court to-day. Ths names wers not
made public.
, 1876-04-30
WHO Is SHE?

1nterlocutor: "Whos that snowy woman rho
talks and laughs 30 loud, and digs people In the
ribs 2" Iuterlocutrix "Ohi that's the Duchess
Of Bayswater. She was Lady Gwendolen
Beaumonier, you know" Interlocutor with
warmrh): "Ah! to be sure; that accounts for
her wel-bred ease, her sristocratic simplicity OF
manner, her natural and straightforward ="
Interlocutrix Quitting up her eyegass): "By
the wsy, pardon me, l hare unintention11ly misin-
formed you it's Mrs. judkine. She's the widow
of an Alderman. and her fathar Vas cheese
, 1876-04-30

Daniel Drew bss begun course Of reading h
Joeephus-like one who would dull the hungry
edge OF appetite By bara Imagination Of q feaA
, 1876-04-30
FEMALE AEENT4

It's IN advantage sometimes (says the Brook
lyn Argus) to beguile your nsighbor's servant
girl into your own service. 4 eer7ant-girl stores
up family Recrets as camel stores up water
for future use. A South Brooklyn domestic se-
Gently left the employment Of . master and mis-
tress whose domestic relations had long defied
the scrutiny Of the neighborhood, and moved in
to family ACROSS the way. One of the first
questions which the new mistress asked her was
ia reference to her late employer:
i" are Jon sure that they lore each other,
Nary"
oh, yis, marm," answered the Irish angel,
proud Of an opportunity to open her reservoir,
"it's swater than honey they are to wan another
they do be using the same toothbrush"
, 1876-04-30


4 Paris letter to the Fhiladeiphia Telegraph
says suppose that there a1e many OF your
readers who will remember the scandal created
BY the unvei1ing Of the attachment Of Napoleon
III. for Marguerite Bellanger,-a revelation
which was made by the publication Of the En-
pesor's private papers after the flight Of the En-
press from the Tuileries. At that time, this
famous, or rather Infamous, woman occupied
an elegant hotel on the Boulevard Hauss-
mann. She Was then extremely attractive
looking, OF delicate and almoat refined type
OF beauty, recalling singularIy enough
that OF the Empress, though her origin snd
mode Of life had both been OF the v1lest. After
the downfall Of tho Empire, she retired to
charming chateau in Touraine, which, with its
adjacent lands, she Owed to the munldcence OF
her Imperial lover. 4 year or tro later she
married an Englishman.- gentlemen of that
nationality having apparently a taste for Wtves
Of that description, a. wltness skittles, Laura
Bell Lola. Moutez, AnonYma, and other fast
celebrities, who al found British spouses. The
marriage did not provo : happy one, and Was
shortly after dissolved by mutual consent,
the lady agreeing to allow her husband &c, 600
francs year go long ~ he ysfrained from COM
ing near her. 6hs now Ires = comfortable aud
jolly lfs a N independent chatslatns, and ocas-
, 1876-04-30

VIE extended beyond the usual bne, and tbs carsge,
With new liaAt Of life and hope had vanished: and,
come weeks afterwards suddenly reappeared beneath
The sunny akies Of Italy al
EI1zABE1H BAHREIT BROWNING.
Nothing, from this period done with regard to
the lyric By the poete4s 1s far know
Friendly notes passed between us p1 Of ME- Brown
Jugs being written by her husband, who Was much
~ any Of us to the visionary Psychic For my own
part hare ueTer thought Of comp1eting II myself
not only because should have telt that it was like
seading upon sacred ground but also from An artist
feeling and instinct tdat work projected and very
tnoughfuy planned out ~ Ia be wrought in car
Am pitch and compass, and In MI ita details,
nAihad sugly, tho harmonious End specific character
md Intentions Of its origiual deaigners.
eates, vas
Kosr SUBTLE IN TzExE AND z8xA73HsT;
: poem which would have been addressed ex-
:s!as7ely to the select few, and the more vslus-
o. ne On that account Psyche and the soul Of
4edon. purified through suffering Medon puri-
uea and exalted in the Light OF the Divine
*sooy.-}ove having its issue in unity and self
reconciliation. Evanthe, his betrothed bride, lost
~ oeata and fr7usagpred in Heaven; Tho intcrI,oai
%0ns ~ o. poet Of philosopher. snd child ehoruses
He.veny Spirits, Of the Islanders OF Genii Spirits
etc great chorus Of reconciliation rising up
.Io ths CnEerse to the Recouciler-these aro some
a. ne natsrals. Developed by poets Of high Or
sn. would Doubtless have proved rare contritu-
Huo % English poetic literature. The sketch row pub
aed ~ ". Horne; his admirable description of tho
unef of its unfolding and the piqnant Correspond
sace between the suthors, are, In their vay unioue
aa VAL give reality to the otherwise uusubstantsl
s,eace ot poem never embodied In words but, in
'aGsl e construction and thought, complete
we except the great ages OF MichaeI AnceIo and
., snsnias, Ne shall find that Artists have
nEsER OCCUPIED POSITION OF ArKH PowEnonr
3'1a Incur Gun daJ- 1hs u
, 1876-04-30

III south Carks Chicago. The oldest tn
tho United States chArte1ed expressly FOR ths curo OF
Private Chrnic and Special D2ssss of both se1eas
4 etaR of eminent Professors attendance, Qaos
spl3atdao pessaaa1r ar BY Isttsr f1ea.
, 1876-04-30
DR., G, BIGEI,0W,
)l'.IIl'IvE'IIE

ThIry yean London Hospital prsess eures pr1s.ss d.
ensex aedistely without mtrcuf1. aiso LU3f NAM
HOOD nervous debility esusod bJ OF south Tns
younf md Old quickly Eeatorsd manly sSur. 5rAn
cent Uaies a:s1etlz pEt7Ats. No loo West Madiaoas
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-20

An extra copy will be sent to every club of ten