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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-29

From correspondent at Johnson's
Station, Tarrant county, THE HERALD
learns that an unfortunate accident oc-
Cured at a small creek near that vii
lage on Thursday evening last. A
lady and child, belonging to train of
emigrants bound for Parker county,
In attempting to cross the creek, were
carried away by the current, and
before assistance could be
rendered, were drowned. The
correspondent fails to give the names
of the unfortunate lady and child.
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Arrest of "a Fugitive from Justice.

A man giving the name OF More
head was arrested by Sheriff Barkley,
evening, on a telegram re-
ceived from General Ross, of Waco,
charging him with swindling. A Nc.
Lehman county deputy sheriff arrived
yesterday morning with the proper
papers, and left last evening with his
prisoner for Waco.
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EIcniInn TIekeIs.

TuE HERALD office Is now preparing
a general ticket for use in the ensuing
municipal election, We will print the
names Of all candidates thereon for
one dollar each, IN ADVANCE, and FUR
nish each candidate with one thou
sand tickets. Leave your orders al
once, aud leave the money with the
order. Special tickets printed to or
der
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For Sale Ala ores, BARGAIN /

A good 30 horse power engine, with new
two.fued boiler. 30 In, shes In diameter by ~
feet long, together with two run Of burrs
shaftlng, belts, pulleys, pumps, etc. suita-
BILE for grist or saw mill. offered very low
for cash, or In exchange for desirable Dallas
city property, by W. +. LYTE 4 CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Lamar street.
mchRdlm
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Notice 10 Candidates,

We desire to call the attention OF
every candidate to the fact that they
must hand In their name for the gen.
eral ticket by Saturday at ten O'Clock
a. m. They will not be able get thsm
on the ticket after tina. tine. The
price u low, and TKE HERALD vilI
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Among the solid business houses Of
the "Mound City," none stand higher
In the financial arena than that old and
reliable firm Of Love & Co. These
gentlemen are engaged In the banking
business, and buy and sell Texas land
scrip and bonds. They transact a
large business In this State, aud refer
to banks and brokers generally. A
more reliable and courterous firm can
not be found In the city. See their adj
vertisement,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-29

--Messrs. Prather, Lyle and Shepard
having been appointed the committee
of appraisers for the assessment for city
taxes for 1876, 1t will be well for all
who have not rendered their property
for assessment TO call ut the City Hall
any evening between TWO ana hVe
o'clock and see II. j. Keeton, City AS"
SCISSOR aud Collector IA.
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Wall Psperl Wall Paper !

BY far the largest stock ever before brought
TO this market. 5O,cOO rolls direct from the
largest factory In the world. All can rely
on finding just what they want. Designs
new and beautiful, and prices at the very
bottom. Ladies' are particularly invited to
call and examine. E.P. LYLE,
5O7 Main street.
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The HERALD would again impress
upon every voter Of the city of Dallas
the necessity of registering, so that they
will be qualified to vote at the munich
pal election. There are but two more
days remaining in which to register,
as the books will be closed tomorrow
evening,
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Prescriptions carefully compounded, also,
No. Baking Powder prepared, cheap, ut the
MARKET DRUG STORE,
$40 Main street.
Ladies, Attention |

am receiving daily from New York, a
large Invoice OF the finest novelties In Mill
merry Goods, French Pattern Hats and all
kinds OF untrimmed Straw, English chip
and Leghorn Hats. Will keep always on
hand the largest and finest assortment OF
the latest novelties, such as Flowers, Laces
Trimmings, and viii sell them lower than
any other house In the city.
Please give me call, and will be happy
20 show you the Latest Novelties.
y. IRALS0N
mchl2-tf 5li Main street.
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Mstronolit.n Nsua storA.

st. Louis Daily Times, Republican, and
Globe Democrat-seyen papers u week-de-
liyered to any part of the city FOR THIRTY
CESTs, In advance. Corner Elm and Syca-
more streets. jan30-dtf
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On Tuesday, The 4th Day Of April Next

for Municipal officers of the City of Dallas.
The officers to be elected are Mayor. a
City Secretary, an Assessor and Collector. a
City Attorney, u City Treasurer, n CITY
Engineer, a City Marshall, two Aldermen
for the First Ward, two Aldermen for
the Second Waid, two Aldermen for the
Third Ward and two Aldermen for the
Fourth Ward.
The polls will be opened promptly nj eight
o'clock AM, and kept open untfl six o'clock
p M, with an intermission OF one hour,
beginning at twelve m.
The following will be the polling places in
the different Wards Of the City, viz:
In the First Ward-At the window OF the
northeast room of the Courthouse, lower
floor.
In the Second ward-At Russells Broom
Factory.
In the Third Ward-At Buckhorn Corner.
In the Fourth Ward--At W. q. Young's
Schoolhouse.
The Presiding officers are.
For the First Ward-G. II. Kendall.
For the Second Ward-W. ID. Sneed,
For the Third Ward-Capt. A. II. Shepherd
For the Fourth Ward-Maj Jno. q. Eakins
In testimony whereof have hereuntn set
my hand and the corporate seal of the city
OF Dallas, this, LIST day OF March, 1876.
Attest:
]. B. HEREFORD, Secretary. mar4dtd
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Rat Poison I

The price reduced fifty per cent, enabling
all citizens 10 rid their premises of these
pests. Prepared nj the
MARKET DRUG STORE,
$40 Main street.
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J.G. Booth 4 Co. Auotionesrs,

'l0 Elm street, next door to Dollar store, will
buy or sell any and all kinds of Furniture,
Horses, Mules, Wagons, Etc, ETC., or sell any
thing left at private sale. Auction every
day. Joe g. Booth, auctioneer. feb29dlm
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No bills against any one connected with
The Herald office will be allowed in settle
ment OF accounts due the office unless speci-
fled by agreement with the Business Man
ager, mar2S-u
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J. v. Childere,

Surgeon and Physician. Office, No. 1907 Main
street, up stairs, Room No. Q, where lie will
be found ut all hours, both day and night.
jan9l-dtf
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CENTEN NAL.


Harry Bros. are receiving daily the finest
assortment OF Gents, Ladies', Misses and
Children's Boots and Shoes ever brought to
this market. Call and zee the new styles.
mRr2i-llm
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Hiqhest Cash Prices

Paid for School Warrants. County and CITY
Bcripby d. u. NENAbLD'
Real Estate Agent, over Postohice'
naT2g.dOt-wit
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There will be meeting of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians Sunday, April ., 1875.
Business OF importance requiresall members
TO be present BY order of
JOHN II. RYAN, President.
p. ]. DAyERoN, Secretary. mario dat
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Wanted.

Parties desiring to Sell registered county
scrip will find n purchaser at the Exchange
Bank. mch2df
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All kinds of hair made up In every style
Highest price paid for human hair at )
lRALSON'S, ola Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-29
DALLAS, tExAs.
WEDNESDAY MORNING 81, MARCH 20,
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Fnr sala or Hnni.

Houses and lots In E'gle Ford, Dallas
county. Apply 10
TOM. CUNNlNGIIAM,
mar2ld2m Eagle Ford.
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NoaIce.

The price Of The Daily Herald Is only five
cents q copy. Newsboys and agents are not
permitted to charge more, and when they
do so, we will be pleased to receive informa-
ton OF the fact at this office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-29

Carriers of The Herald will themselves
make good any and all Irregularities In the
delivery of the paper, Complaints left at
the Office will insure this.
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Furnished rooms with best of convent
ences and accommodation 1880 Main street.
feb23d2m
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q ailg 4erald.
TpvuDAiLY HERALD

viii be- Iound on sale BY the news.
boys ON all tF aims 81 INC hennn
stands nj the Reg rand, nan J"cin'o
and Lamar hotels,
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Attention, Hooks!

Members of Hook and Ladder Company
No. are Ordere to meet At their hall this
evening, March 20, 1880 pm, In drill uniform.
BY order of BEN. LOEB,
First Assistant Foreman.
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"NeuriI."

"Neuru,'
The instantaneous and iniallible
remedy for MmWgM-at Hoskins Il
Howell's drug store, Dallas I'D,
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Messrs. IL. q. Hoskins, W. IL. Beaumont, an !
others:
Gentlemen--In obedience with your wishes
place my name before the voters of the
Third Ward for the position of Alderman,
and II elected Will endeavor to prove worthy
of the trust. Very respectfully,
mar?9-dlt B.P. JET.
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print from seventy-6ve to n hundred
thousand tickets, Again, we say, DO
not wait til the time 10 vote before
YOU have your tickets printed.
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For Sale at a Bargain
A Small FIGURING Mill and Mill Site.

II has Grlffith q Wedges l0x2o stationary
engine and boiler, wheat and corn mills,
Eureka shutter, boiling chest, elevator, etc
Everything necessary TO make good flour
ana meal.
There are two acres OF ground, new two.
story mill house, water twelve months In
the year, and wood plenty. Ia situated
about twenty miles from Dallas, and on tho
railroad. Has been run but little, and IL
only offered for sale by reason OF death Of
former owner. For particulars and terms
address X. v, TOMPRINa
mchsdlmwf Dallas, Texas.
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call,

Major H. =. IL:
Your undersigned friends, approaching
yonr past services az q member of the Board
of Aldermen from the Third Ward, and feel
Ing assured you will continue TO faithfully
serve them If reelected, would respectfully
suggest the use of your name as candidate
for reelection, April 4th next, and promise
you our support or influence. We remain
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PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE, !
CITY OF DALLAS, TEXAs,
March l, 1875.
To the Qualified Voters of Dallas City:
In accordance with the provisions of the
Charter of the City of Dallas, and In pur-
suance OF a resolution adopted by the City
holden on the goth day of February A, Ii
1915, notice Is hereby given that an election
will be held en-
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NniINe.

p. W. LINsKIR, Secretary.
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CITY BUSlN ESS.

Hot and Gold baths ut wilson's, No
4I4 Elm street. DECIDEDLY
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inar2ll2ll
, 1876-03-23

Club. inssnuattng that ofIico-ho1aorn would be
oxpecsod to occupy hsok soats during tho dom.
Ing Presidential campaign. Thai these rcanln-
tionn, cmanallng from SO influential and sub
atAnsias source. seriously dlscomposed tho
Cnntom.1lousc ling. Is shown by n
communication addressed to Senator CONT
ling by thA Hon. A. X u. Cornell,
Chairman OF tho State Central Committee,
Nl,eretn. no chashdtctzos tho resolutions u
" tho imp,1Jant declarations OF tho Union
Leng1!o. Clnb.H Thn Club, hownvor, hut gave
expression to tho general foellng Of the COM
r1unity. whtoh is that tho Washington pouera-
thatrbo have takon altogether too hctiyo part
In onr State rolties heretofore. copkInE iB
genornliy regarded "a 4 good specimen Of in
latod aranttstn, and thore Beona 10 l'o ITO par
toulsr dostFe 10 porpetuato that special "ism."
THE non. Z. =. wAsHnEnNE.
In nsv last montlouc.1 that had found soma
ftlonda hero Who favored tho nomination Of the
moro frtonds herb, many occupying high rosi-
tions, than would naturally DO supposed. lie is
mot only kindly remembered bocAuse Of tho
ater1fng qualities exhibited By him du.iog his
Congressional career, but tts pluck In rema9ning
In Paris during the BieEe aoh extending Tho pro-
lection OF onr flag 10 all comorB 10 hold In ivoy
remembrance BY hundreds Of onr buHfneas men,
whose interests ho vatchod over al that tirno.
How would WAslburno and Brletow suit for 4
national ticket Buoh notntnattona would
doubtlcas bo satisfactory 10 tho people Ia Eennr-
nt, but probably not to tue politicians. ThcBo
latter would profer SONG casy.goihE candidates,
Who arc not quito 20 pFon,!neuk tn favor OF 70.
form and honest government
, 1876-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

TUE q. 1. Il. Nor POLITICAL. MACHINE.
To The EiitoT of Ths Chicago 1riauu;
Cn1oAoo, March 2l.-ueury d. Winchester,
"lato Cavalry Corps, Unisal statos vo!unteeEB,"
broadly insinuatcs In to-day's Tn1DuNr that a
scheme ID supposed to DO fruoutying whoreb1
tho soldier 0lpment, as represented By the Grand
Army of The Republic, shall be drawa 10 Tho
support Of John L, Devesldge for reelection ~
Governor Of Illinois, and Indirectly slurs shat
body Of loyal and honorable man over tho ahoul-
ders OF itB head representative. Hea. II.
billiard. Mr. Winchester IL unmindful Of
facts uhon he puts It Tint aoldIorH
eau be led where thoir sympathtes arr
not, oussids tho Tines Of duty. The draud
Army Of The hepub!lo Ia not now, aevor vas, or
ever can be, xioIded in tho Interest Of any po
iitical faction. Decsuso prominent politicians
belong to It Ia no criterion that is can or will
be.-they wcso, oyerJ ono OF thona, good aoh
dlera. else theJ could neyor hayo passed tue
asntines that guard tts thresho!d,-and who
more than othera should be the politicians OF
lhfs country. II not tue men who saved It !?
Thus ia answered IN one sentence tho charge 40
o}ten mAde, aud shiah 1ebAta mA1Y cnmradeB
from Joining this essontislly-soldier' orgaulxa-
ton. Tue cry asaInst IT comes chlstly from dis
Lost Cauno." It is not charged aKainst Con.
Ailard that no IL derallct 10 h!s dutles ~ Adju.
ant~{ienerai, i,-then why should not tho labor lie
aiyes 10 advance tho eoldicrn' 'nsosests. andteop
tho bond between them Is brethren Of QUO
cause. entitle hln 10 The honoE l,ls comrades
have successfully crowned ilm withAl2 art
peal to tho honest soldiers Of lillnoia 70 heazkou
not to lnsnusttous ths. tho q. 4. 4. il il tue
remotest thtnted By partisan predoction, II il
false ~ ttcason's right. GOV. Beverld9e need
not look for undivided support fsom Is, neithor
MAY any otdea .seeking RoldtoE, howeyes good bus
record. Mho IL not now ~ honest In bis fpalty
to good, free government - he Was fifteen years
ago. The ctoWnlng principles OF Ito Grand
AsmI OF ~ ahe 4gRnblle !, Loyalty. and that menus
bhl1t!asu+ D, Il Raot,
, 1876-03-23

CLEVELAND, o.. Asrsh 22.-As an ea1ly hour
tdts morning body Of armed men came 10 tho
coal bankB At Silver CreeE, in Tascarwna Valley,
aud compelled the mtucn who had
gouo to work at reduced wlce to quit
wo1h, Several OF the miners attempted to 70
Into tho mines mud we're severely beaten. 1t ia
supposed Al Atned force, composed Of atrlkug
ninsrs from tic Masselon lEsislct. A meeting
Of coal operators controlling tho greater part Of
tho TuscAtwA Valley tuines WAS held In
thla city to-day. ut which it WEB determined
to mako auothor reduction Of cents per ton,
and giving tho minors I'LL After tho 1st OF April
70 accept. After that tlnlo thoif PLACES Will be
Oiled By outaldsrs. TEoubls u snt!cepatsd.
, 1876-03-23
THE ECOLl.ECToRSHiP.
THE EXTRAORDINARY CoSDuCT or TIE Non1

Eaa DELEGATION"
-, ~. ,,dto- ~ ~. rbirc,,o .r-,h,,.., >,s--'
~ ,"' 1a'"' !" 1a 4hs ets'''le ~ t'oa"os ,...
onloaoo. alasch 1a.--oar community las been
eoruoylat exorcisnd during Tho nnst week. bo-
.o,,a. -, " -, ~. 49,.
cnoae u Tue oAssaot1tna'y ae'1ono' our Nossn-
nnnotntTant ~ cotin"tor ~ 1ot..nai n.ronno ~
~. .''. Ins.t ,m,NS,s IS,'.S - s.'"s ~ 'enuo
1oT tno flfns 1ll1nosa Utstftct. Now, Whae arc
tho facts In this cass? l will atato them. ns
r,.th.,,J 49,. ,,.,,,n;.. =. H. 60. -.
R1'aosoo 'fona eo."nun!eas'oos u 'oo psos7 ttotn
WhBbtpEtDQs md NhiDlY {EQtn Que Q1QFGb6pu to
, 1876-03-23
DIR. RADWAY'S
Regulating Pills

pesteatlY tasteisH. Elegantly coated With sxset saE,
sr: s1: rs, i "a :ord, S.sssss
!esaaohs, Constipatton. Cosu7eaaas itoatioa. "
Ressi*. Biasasas.s tttoa. ttts. iaa4mnstian q e.
at1a, Narrated to stieot pohuvs cute. Futvy .tt
etelo contatpIo9 no Murcus1, mneFals ds!1tsf4a1
l1- Ubssrse sh4 following psmptoms resulting tna
DItut1lsl Il NJ tho lNaEatiT1 uEfaEs.
Uvasp..hs. arst4 rss tnaa.. of r. beod n T.. r.
gut 4. futd, Guno4s y Waleat 10 tho Stomach, ~
EEaptons. boktnt 9t " ID, ~ u ths Sts2
i ~ lleatt Uhot!pE sajo$tt
IT,, Ses u W"S. psiets ill .tht. Fssor ss1 JUL III,
III s.d gsss1FssS Fs q tbs;Hfsseb Ss b
saddsn Flush u 81 Ite.t, husnlny n tho Eleah.
faH dosos 1t itApWAY5s PILLS ~sl ffse tas .y.!ts
boz, 6old by druSgt.s.
, 1876-03-23

| Gilbert Olcaop, = sa1oon-keepsr on Milwaukee
areuue wa before l1oYna yesterday, charged
with illicit rcctifying, number Of suspicious-
looking materials being found in his bascmenk
Deputy Collector plimrton oauaod bis arroat.
Tho examination resulted In c1onsrating bin
from tho charge Of illicit rectifsing, but ho uss
hsld 10 bail for not scratching stamps OF from
eover>l spirit kegs. subsequently Dtstrict-At-
toruey Bangs docidod to lot Lin on on pnsnont
OF costs.
pls0usTEp pIs71lLEns.
The appearance OF tho trial 10 far hns started
up somo Of tho gentlemen who havo Pleaded
guilty, and they aso psow'irg around to 500 II
shcse is possibility ot Withdrawing their l.st plea
coap CO. n M sas sea ls xhsa
the Court adjourned. he rushed Into the corridor and
ts raat d. and nov 10 il ses thousand de'iaa a
would TO aecoun1 lo says II ho could only get that
pa oS Ct ' tS9;, m sSt u, A. to ~
there never was, but he pleaded az ho DID ccauac hn
thought IT waa the bess thug aud lie would ea' o0 all
joyczal other ~hlHty mcn arc In tho sarae plight,
and - tho Trial dsveops, they all howl and lament
inst taey didn't stand up and tafs thoit ehancea With
TIE NEW COLLECTOR.
BIZ. J. D. Harvey, ths new Collector Of 1nscrnal
Ito vtslto Tho different ore1 10 Tho Revenue Depart
nent sud looked over souo Of tho books With tha as
sse arssy 9 III t. ay 70 IL &. ca bsa pss osp S
commits suu, anu entet upon hs duties by Tho 1T Of
April.
-. THE GLAND 1UnT
did rsry ctnab!o thing Jeattfl1y. They adjourned
For several days II haa bucoMe painfully evident That
they h4ye grown into the and yel1oW ion! fsr
any practical to tho Government Nas concern
el, Everybody In town who has ever had anything
10 do With whisky has been e1amned, together With
Rtnat many who hayo no knowledge whatoyor Of
that s1larattug arttclo Of merchandise. There
use In rroougtng lfo which had alrealy outlyed
IT. uxofuincss. fc tho iutors aeto not At a anxious
10 dsbald and break up ali their pleasant
and eoiomnly resolved 10 adjourn until ne1s
Tuesd1y. Mcssrs. Dexter, youtelc, aud Aver will te
engaged daily Ii tho CUuEt until Tho Pahinzn and
Hush tr!alz oyer md shero Is te doubt OF thc!r
lasting week tfost Of tho nr5meu eft lAat sroatn9
for thels homes Ii the rural districts.
...... WARDS cAsE.
II IL stated good authority that Mr. Wards taae
has baen referred 10 aah!nGton and that tho Trtas
ury Department and tho Attornsy-aenarAi hkva
now under ady!someut tho question OF allowing tho
e1.nAr'ct Attorney to testify helozo tho Grand Jury
in his owu betn0.
EXT oLERoN.
bIr. Ingwo! Oloson. sseond Assistant Dlksect-At-
tornay, has ondetel hh resignation ot that otcc his
rc&sou being that 1t IN not suIclontl5 Eomuneratv
He will stsp out April !, lia successor beln9 Mi.
DoHies, An attorney Of Lincoln. III. Mr. Olcsou viii
continue IN tho legal profession, having Assoeat
eli with tho tim Of NaEeo, Uleaou Atkinson siuco
1911.
, 1876-03-23
ST. LOUIS.
col. MEYER.

St. Loc1s. No., March GA paper addressed
to President drant, deelsring Col. Meyer, supcr-
visor of Iotsfnat Revcuue Of this district 10 bo
and to have lean An ecye and olelent officer good
citizen, and man incapable Of doing What haa tsea -
puted 10 him IN tho le.te1 OF es.aov. AeClurs ana
exupv. Eesches Toccn1y published, u in CIRCULATION
here and has been Al4pea by acverai hundred of tho
most promiusut business md professional ntp of ta
city. oaet Signatures Will be added, And the paper
Forwarded To Washington Ihs latter part Of lho week
, 1876-03-23
1ADwAY's REMEDIES.
OVARIAN l'UM0R
Or TEN YEARS GROWTH CUlEDDY
DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES
IlADwAY,s REMEDIES.
HAVE HAD AN OVARIAN Tt1Mor. IN TIM m.
R1Ks 1HD BOWELS fOl TEN YEA1ssn. IVA

RiES AND BUWklB FON TEN YKAIis, WA
III, ~: RADwAf' That nthers may ba eenolied H.,
have hsd H. Ovarian Tunor In thu o..rte, and ho..,.
fnt ton trlnd the b4st phYnIeAns Of this
othSfs Nltio!f AnI eons j. growing ii suoh TsnSs
II thai conl mt hA.G !yed nue longer. fricnd 4
mno INDUCED no % IN hsdThss ltomsdIss. bid NJ
nsh nlth u ths. but finally, Altar auah de!ihss
nntehaaed ftx batlef Of tho RrsoYsnt, tyo bo,. =,
tho Pills. and two botttoa Of Ie oief. Iuao t,osn &@ q
out any eppaspnt bcnett. 1hstarlntd IA pertoy1tA
.9d swS.e more hotns = ths itoso!,ent two H.
eontnssa e ~ lilo medicine nn. Va, .srs ,h..,
1nontht. md da!na that no est foty ty-ve poanis n.
tle+ Rellof. and bIE lo1cs ot the ptlIa. > WI
God ID ass .esion. 'a' o O. &c. H.
your wnndortu nodlons fsci decpis lndotsd III daa @
1t lAs bssu TO mo. fBKnod) hiis3. Il. IT, bII3HINR
hlss. lilbbin+ WIN matss tho above certificate I. H.
ratson t9t whnm ro1uosni yob 70 eend n,oiIcins5s ~
JunH. 1915. Thp mcdclnos ahoEo stated worn bo,rht &
mo, with fc ptcopton ot what to her b. ~ 81
may ~ ths ,at stssoHoats correct without ass.
Druggist aud t,homs,t Hun 3. Atbor. Abb5soa ILL.,,
Thl0 may corttf, TINT Mrs. Nibb!ns, Who net.s H.
abovo etftlHoae, ia snd hA1 nan for many ye4ys ~.
En9wn to tho fAols therein sAted are u1orh,sd
and nnttenl4bJ cnrroct- Any who knos1 Mfa i,iS
bns vi! noIeisA AS les ststsm;p a rp .nv, p''
'''s''' IxiiI ro6kkR. o6kkR' E.n.f &. j. r5Npo' ii NfpoSo.
, 1876-03-23
PROHIBITION OF LtQuoR.paINkIRo.

1batT31 7UD1ttH u 1h7 CHIedao 1TitlA1.
Dk1noiT. Mich. March 22.-Ihe State Tenn
pstance CGnsonuou wss held hero tLiB aisor-
uoon. Air. 4. Evans. Of Adrian, uas preaidout.
Tho resignation OF tho State Temperance board
waa accepted. ~ rocont decision Of tbs Hu-
IT. longer exiatenro impssutlcable. Tho roeult
Of considerable debate wks tho adoption OF reho.
lussona indossiog and sustaining prohibition
puty,
, 1876-03-23
FEVER AND AGUE,

Fever and Aeue cosed "a. ATTY esnts. Taero !, nosa
1sIed. tgsas y 81 soth n.as VIII euro tstcE al .s
aud eshss te.er. t445d by tsadxas. tfsl ~ auisS
sold h{ p5uAsiai4+
, 1876-03-23

Read "False and True.s
Rsnd aas lsttsF.stamv 70 RADwAv 4 CO.. uh q
viii ~ ksut yqu. -