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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-16
NO. 49,.


Through Dewey & Co., Patent Ag-
cnts, San Francisco, we receive the fol-
lowing list Of U, s. patents, granted to
Pacific Const inventors, viz:
Alexander p. Ashtourne, Oakland,
Cal, process Of treating coeoanut, Or
son 4. Davis. Sacramento, CAL, afti6-
cial s,ono; I. S. Van Winklo, 8. F.,
railroad carp; Samuel NJ; ;;Dennison and
Charles Simmons, Prescott, A.. T. stop
cocks; Geo. n: Dqval, Oregon City, Or
cgon, vehicle running Eenr; Lazare
Lahdeker, San Luis Obispo, Cal, secur-
ing handles to tools; WIN. W. Dunn,
s. F., machines for drilling rocks; Fay
cite W. Knapp aud Christopher Schulz
horn, Fiddietown. Cal.,. buckle and
snap-hook; Fitzpatrick Davis and Co.,
Fiuhctton, W. Il. (ttade-mark), canned
s"lmoni Samuel killett, s.. F.,-de-
siGns-center piece-2.
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TIE fn!lo~ing items nro from Sun.
flny's Sentinel:
\ man named Moore, while walking
up from ia" railroad depot, lAs. even.
ing. wls knocked to~n nnd robbcd OF
SO 10y II cnupln ui n,m vino rrcpt up
behind him before no was uwarc Of
their approach.
William Muli"h, whiln waiting for
breakfast steak ut Som Days butcher
shop. yesterday morning. IuUt with IA
angular accident. A clcaycr sliprcd
from the butchers hnud mud descend.
ing upou Mulich's foot, nearly severed
tho big toe, gashod II couple OF the
Gmulicr ones. and ruined the bpnt.
Al tho Eureka Coasolidatod furnaces
Friday, tho bullion production fer Tho
- hours amounted to iOG,y7O pounds.
or II triiio over - tons for the day y
rnu. lts cHtirunicd value il in the
nciELborhood Of Sli, 600, and tho yield
is tho largest Ia tho history Of the
worEu.
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AcCoHrtSd 10 u mtc Washington dis.
patch, there Ia mach uncasiness ia
Republican circles lest their small
majority ia the National Senate she'll
DO overcome 1T tho special session by
reason Of MoriiOn's illnrcs, Spcucrr's
possible detection, tho possibility that
PH;tcrson'R indictments inay keep Lin
at home. md other accidents. Suen.
GERS grievance ~ the Presidents fail.
urc 10 let him control the Alnlmmn
appointments. Conl,ling's shrcwcst
friends deny flint no will emulate
Spcncor's example for HinuIar reasons,
IA 10 constantly nshoflcd by others who
profess Ia know his views.
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Tho trial Of the cases Of the Stnlc vB.
the Consolidated Virginia and Culifor-
niR Mining Companies wus concluded
Friday md Judge W.ing rendered hts
decision, giving judgement IN fnrof Of
tho plSniid i'll both cases ~ prayed for.
The suitH were brought TO recover the
penalties for the delinquency upon The
amounts paid nt the time Of tho com
promise last Spring. The cusc wcnt by
default, The bonanza Inanaeers either
dccming tho eases ina,tnissible OF dc.
fense, or else dislAining 50 notice suits
for such trivial sums ns those iayOlycd.
The eIMt amount Tor which judgement
is teuietcd is $3.50 o., specified as
follows: Consolidated virginia-.Judg-
incnt, Sl3,i3l 81 damages and fl,9lO.
~ costs, including District Attorneys
'ccS "n1 percentage. California +.
l33 80 damages aud 1854 S3 costs,
includins $3.579 10 District Attorney s
fees and percentage.
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sac UNIVERSITY
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.,
ELnO, NEVADA, ,t

Tho first torn Of this school (lth year
OF its institutiOn) will begin Monday,
September Sd, 1877. Mslo and female
pupils prepared for College, or ad-
Thncet further and instructed In tho
collegiate branches. Euglieh studios,
mathematics md the ancient and
modcrn languages thoroughly taught.
Lessons In inuais by 4 competent
teacher. No charge for Lnition--'musl
e1tIa; also. no charge for room ront.
Board $50 per month. payable IN ad-
vance; quarterly For further particu.
mrs address
ID. II. SESSIONS, Principal
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often with Prince Milan. 1t is asserted
that Germany entirely approves Of Ser
Was participation in tho war, and is
prepared 10 guarantee status quo in the
event of defeat. Italy seems to be CO.
ing with Germany, but Austria still
keeps her position Of strict reserve.
CoSsTAHT1SorLE. Sept. San account
received hero of the capture OF Lovotx.
states. that it was nttsc',cl 49,! ;nCo
Russians. It.. SYRs gallently defended
by eight Turkish battGlions, who were
forced to givo way before superior mum
,Gers. They retrented in good order,
taking with them the Mussulman inhub
itants. ...s -t-.... ,... e
1NDIASAroLIs, Ind, Sept. ga ST.
Paul, Ind, special says: a burglar en-
tered the residence OF Richard Boiling.
thirty miles north of here, last night.
chOpping out window nnd taking an
ax in with him. The gentleman Was
compelled to show him over the house
to pct all the money, md while the
bIrglar was examining bureau be
struck him on the head, killing him
instantly. The cid gentleman then
went back 10 bed, and did not make it
Known ill this morning. '' ''..
nRSx<SsRszsSoxzozu
Phoenix IMsurauce Company or Hart
. ford. -..r..
This company was incorporated 3Iay
18th, 1854. The original officers were
President, Nathaniel IL. Morgan. Sec
retary, Henry Kellogg. The original
capital vas 800, COO, which was i'll
creased June aist, 1851. to $500, ,01o,
aud again increased to 500. 900 during
1859, and 10 5000, OO5 during tho year
1854. Last year, 1876, the capital wns
mndo 81 200, 900, fully paid up. The
following liable shows the progress
made by this company. -' e.i'
FIRST years iucome.............. S3S.IST OF
lnc0Inc for last fiscal .JlI, ,5aa /!
Total premiums rSceiced. 49,, TU5 IS
losses pa:d. II iSp.3l7 -
PrceeHt cIsh slseis. .......... S2,3i3,5gS u
This company has the honor of pay
tho ffsL Chicago loss after the great
fire i'll that city, to Isaac c. Day,
amounting to $4,000. The Phnnix
Mt Chicago (and by the forest ntcs
happening Oh the same dGy), sustained
q loss ol 1887, l0j or about lG4 pen
cont. on its thon capital stock. The
company promptly idct the clpims Gs
presented, making the assessment OF,
stockholders sufficient to repnir any
technical Impairment, Tho following
yenr, the Boston fro cost this COM
pany. S3SG 900, which was also met
With that prolnpiituic 70 characteristic
OF the progression and>popular manage
mnnt of its aiYairs.
ii. NJ. Grant, at tho bank OF ". p.
freeman ~ Co. is onr resi- dent agent
for the above company.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

FALCON MINING COMPANY = LOCATION
l. of r';nCiral place OF bl'siuosE. Elko, Nov:
Loc:tlon Of works, Ecct Greek, Mining Dis.
trict, Elko County, Nevada.
Solice--There Is dGllnlun NJ upon the follow
iha dcscrihcd sto:k, on SccotHt Of iAsEeeas1ent
lN1: -, levied OFT tho SEVENTH day of .NUCi-
USr, 1877, the several smu,,nts set Opposite the
iiamai Of the respective shareholders, as fol-
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The Ens.crn NYrr.

Rumors OF intervention, circulated
in tho carly part Of tho week, layo
drawn forth identical answers from the
Cabinets Of London, berlin and Vienna,
that the timo hns not yet arrived. 1t is
felt that u act,lcmcnt Of the Eastern
question can only be ntriVcd nt by the
decided superiority Of one or the other
of tho con,cntlimg parties. or elsc by ,he
thorough exhaustion Of both, and the
condition is brought homo 10 both that
neither of them il able 10 solve the
problHm hy sheer force. Any prcma.
turc attempt 10 interfere and TINS pre-.
vent decision could ouIy lead to u
hollow pence Hnd to prospect OF soc.
iug tho struggle renewed after u CON.
parativcly short time. %
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Endorses Th. President

Senator Bnynrd, while at Richmond.
Virginia, few days ago, in reply to the
question IS to what no thought Of tho
Presidents policy, said: 81 thnnk Gnd
foris. He has disposed Of tho only Oh.
stncle that stood between the suffering
South and the full enjoyment Of her
Constitutional liberties. He has not
only carried ont tho Democrs attic policy.
hut he has carried the Republicans with
him. think ne has the cordial sup
port OF fully seventy Eve per cent Of his
party. Many ~ho were doubtful 1T hrst,
now see the time was ripe Tor full res.
torHtiom Of every Southern State to self.
government under Ethe Constitution.
Tho history Of tho States since the
troops wcro removed. is one of tho very
best arguments why the Republicans and
Democrats should approve Hayes pol.
icy.
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And in accordance With 'aw, and An order OF
tie Board Of Trustees. thade on the SEVENTH
hAy ot AUGUST, 1877. 80 many aharca of
each parcel OF Suth Ltock as may he necessary.
wan be sold at public auction. a. tho onlcu ot
the Company, BAnh Of NJ. +. Ereeman 4 Co.,
Elko, NcyAdl. 'On FRIDAY. tho HILTH day fUi
OCTOUEli. 1871, It tbe Lour Of z O'Clock p,
n. OF sIid day, 10 pay Eatl delinquent asacss.
mept thereon. together With costs OF advertising
aud V1rruses Cf Igia.
1iy ofGGr Of the Board Of I, uaites ;ts.s-.
-. ". GRAM, Secretary.
otrics--Iiank Of v. l.. ftccinan ( Co., YIho.
ScYada. ...t. u - I7iT-- - 'oT,d
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DELINQUENT y E N NOTICE. CT.

IlE FREES MILL AND MI MING COMPANY
- Locatiuu OF principle pl ace or business,
$50 Pine Street. Rooms land .. Sau FrSncIsco,
LooAtion OF works, TuscaroTn, Elko County,
SeVAdA. l,s.f. t,l . .Gsa ~ rIsI ~ r'f.I. . =
HOrl?E.-Thero Is delinquent upon The fol.
lowing described stock, on account Of Asess-
ment tSc. ~ levied on theThird day of August,
1911 thc several amounts set opposite tho SmeS
Of tho respective shareholders, as fOlloSs;'l1s
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"Do you understand tho nature Of an
oaili5' n joryInnn was naked in ST.
Louis court. "Of course | DO" wns
the rcriy. "Do you mistake no for ~
member Of Congtcss?"
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EQUALIZATION NOTICE.
STATE OF EEyABA.

STATE or SEvApA,
Cnui y ot ElkO. a.
NOTICE IS IlEE6BT GIVEN THAT THR
Au"sni'cnl Roll for tho year 1877, In.
Htthsr with INT map and original Hats and mil
nsTJ At~rs'ncnt roIl for Said Jcar, rre novs II,
my oiacs for pnbllc inspection, And that 'ihn
bo.rd "f County C0inUlssIoilers OF said Comfy
snd Stst'' wiz meet on the t7,h day Of septen.
hnne III session tfOnt luSA to tlin- uui;l and In
eiudinv 'he iss day OF October, 1871.
c,.,. p. ,,. .. y. GREEN,
ElkU, Sept. lp.h, 1877, 49, 80 sfnI,t
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ltcgnIS!inS 7'tAInpS.
The following query was handed us
to day for publications: .. .-

~ 'N'''"''6 I"NhO ""' h"'''NN N'
to day for publications: .. .-.
ELxO, S.pt. 7. 1877.
viii you please state through the
columns OF your paper what you under
sttud by the word tramp, Does il
include every nun who starts out to
walk Giiy sixty, or even hundred or
more miles TO reach his objective point?
lie has money enough to pay for his
living, be il meu! or loaf ot bread
and cheese, but not sufficient 10 buy
his railroad ticket: o. lie may have
sufficient, barely TO purchase his ticket,
but does not desire to reach HIS dchti =
nnlion in the unenyiablc condi-
lion. of being "S:oEe."
Tho writer of this is we'll aware that
there are scores Of worthless fellows
,oumins about the country rs they
claim looking for job" but if they
were told where possibly one conld be
found; iEcy woIll fGonrr sit down,
talk about the hard times, rIrGo the
Chinccgc, nhd d--ni tbs country by
sections. Asi; one E1out the Dgrlin-
game treaty or how the mines Hre de.
velopiag. where your pine lumber
comes from etc, AMI they know
us much about it as one Of the lnli ans
who nrc nbout yUui gtrccts. | mu 40;
! all alvocate Of the Chinese, (nnd it
would uuIouut TO very little il | wasJ
Lnt nm trying to draw IL comparison
between the walking buIniuer and thu
honest nau who may be walking for II
few days TO better himself. and has
with him the whrrcwith tn pay his
way. Ii he 10 be put in tho category
OF tho low "truE!pf" l clniEi tha;
such II ono is far superior to hah!;u"
growing spounScr "r the plag hat bcHi
| who liTr6 and II 10y lis smn"tl
| talk and mn ucc..siOaal loan from II
| chance acquaintance, which he never
lays.
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,ive,v L.. p,,,lu,t;,u imam tl,is ,o,s,.
ID j. mot iudi.iuyu. ,o this climate. and
.sag urccasarily i,v,or,,I i,uo, the hc,
bed, of III, Ei,t. RI. Only native NJ
ticlo which oven appr1.imn:r., toclrds
the character .; tho truman" is Owl
cherished .bammrr." Like Tie tru,np
l.. falls 10 nrkc ans c.Yu?is in his oxn
hehulf, ielying on tic Patience ami
long suiivr.s" o. Pacific coat com.
,nunitica for not ouly liberation. nut
support--ir,i he gets it. Oar hummer
refuses 10 work. bacausa he coaIca Of IL
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FcS "Boqurt Specials" go to tho
Gem.
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iJlIEs o. TjE:7; Soararicl Tyre or Eisacc
EGvel. hTft tuscriiOl .--.,..-...St o.
lash Additional lnArrtIOn. Gc
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Fine Saddle Rock Oysters, jugt ro4
cclycd nt The GEM.
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4 liberal dIsc'.nut from Il: . shove rates TO res,
IlsT qGU'tcrly HIycrusers,
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Our Only AuIno.iL,,t hGcu:i

a.. ". CRANE. 10. Us Muu;gnrncry 81, =.
ban ltznci5cn Cal, sole nrCut fer the ELl:o
lHDEr MIAMI. ~ SutLnrIZ>d To contract fnr iu-
eEtlIiS Gdveruh1EaertS for ns nj our hNrSI rateT
cnln. Or'iGrA lon G'Jb ST. CSEIin VIII r'ceIv,
rnIhpt ntt'i,tiOu
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DAILY EIK0 iRDEPEADENT

ISSUED AVERY DAY, SUNDAY En-
j cepIed. ~.
s. s. SEARS. Editor nnd Publisher.
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Cincinnati, January "a. - James
Brooks, of the government secret SER
vice, who caused the arrest, q few
days since, Of John McKernan and
wife, of this city, for dealing in count
erfeit money, and of Miles Ogle for
manufacturing, has induced the latter
to make confession, and by this
means obtained possession this morn
ing of over one hundred finely-execu-
ted plates. Among them were plates
for the manufacture of ten-dollar notes
Oh banks at Richmond, Lafayette and
Muncie., Ind. He also recovered 40,
600 counterfeit fffty-ceht pieces, which
were found buried near Brighton, q
suburb of this city. These pieces SC
closely resemble the genuine that
none but experts could distinguish
the difference between them.
Eenkton, d. IT,, January 25.-Re
ports circulated through specials o
the massacre of Volin's train, between
the Black Hills and Fort Pierce, is as
certained to be entirely untrue, al
Volin's train has arrived at Pierce al
safe and sound withot seeing an In
dian either going or coming out.
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Churches.

tuthefan-Het. /: BrenmGftiaii, pas
tor. Services every alternate Sunday,
in both English and German, at II a.
m. and p m. Sunday schb8l at 10
a. m. the pastor Superintendent; Geo.
A. Walker, assistant.
Grace Episcbpal-Rev. VIII. James
Miller, rector. Services every Sunday
at The usual hours, / b. IN. and p. M.
Suhday school at 10 u. N. All are
cordially invited to attend. Seats free.
Methodist-Rev. A! Van Camp,
pastor. Services every Siiilday at II
a. m. and 7p. m. Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m. e. E. Holladay, superin-
tendent; Geo. R. Dixon, assistant.
Young Folks Bible Glass at 8 p. m.
Regular Official Meeting the second
Monday of each month at 8 p. III.
Roman Catholic-Rev. Father Maher
pastor. Services every other Sunday
at 10 a. IN.
PREsBYTERIAN.-R A. j. Mont
gomery, Pastor, Services every fourth
Sunday in the Lutheran church. ut II
a. NJ. and P. M.
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NUfEs.
Subscribe for the ADVOCATE.
GIVE us n call for job work.

Subscribe for the ADVOCATE
GivEus call for job work.
Call and see our stock of envelopes.
You can buy note paper and envelopes
cheap at the ADVOCATE office.
Rev. W. l.. Riley of Youngsville, Pa. will
preach in the NJ. Il. Church next Sabbath
morning and evening, Feb. 4th.
FOR YOUR STOVES AND TIN
Ware call Mt w. B. SMITHS, corner
of Main and Mill streets.
CALL at this office for stationary
printed or without printing. We sell
envelopes by the pack or thousand
cheaper than the cheapest.
Rev. W. L. Riley, of Youngsville; Pa,
will give free lecture in the M. L Church
Monday evening, Feb. 9th, ct s o'clock.
Subject, Terpetanco
WE sell envelopes cheap, in
qualities to suit, from single envelope
to any number needed, either with or
without printing.
Rev. W. L. Riley, Of Youngaville, Pa ,
will give free Lecture in the NJ. L. Church
on Saturday evening, Feb Sd, at s o'clock.
Subject, "The Worker and his Work."
JUDIUs JONES, of Benezette, and
Geo. Ed. Weis of st. Marys, were
sworn in at the late term of court as
Associate Judges, in place of Messrs.
Luhr and Whitmore, whose terms
had expired
THE ADt0CATE Office is located
over Powell d Kimes store Main
street. This piece of news great
many people know as well as the little
boy knew his dad, but.wc will add the
information is to those who may not
know.
POWELL d KIME are getting all
kinds of new goods every day. We
frequently happen in at their store and
always see something new. Although
they are no hands to blow, they kee /
quietly about theiibusiness, and al
ways keep their stock complete.
To THE VOTERS OF RIrGwAI
TowNsHIr.-I hereby arliource tha
| am candidate for the office o
Constable and if again elected will
attend to the duties of said office t.
the best of my ability
J. w. WORCESTER.
"CANTi5RBEERY;" )" "Clipper;" anc
"Floral," "Gavelle," pelham; ant
"Crown jewel" IRE the names of ou
new style French paper and envelope
put up in neat boxes and which W.
will sell cheap. All il need of first
class writing paper will find it to thei
advantage to call at the ADVOCATE
office over Powell & Kime's store.
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The New Senator's from Illinois and
New JERSEY.

Hon. David Davis, who has been
elected United Slater senator by the
legislature of Illinois, to succeed Hon.
John A. Logan, was born in Cecil
county, Maryland, March 0, 1915.
He graduated at Kenyon college,
Ohio, in 1882, and studied law in
Massachusetts and Connecticut. In
1885 he removed TO Bloomington, Ill.
and nine years afterwards was elected
member of the state legislature. In
AS he was elected judge of the Eighth
judicial circuit of the state and being
reelected held the office until 1852,
when he was appointed by President
Lincoln justice of the supreme court
of the United States. He had been
for many years the intimate friend of
Abraham Lincoln, and rode the
circuit with him every year. Just be-
fore entering upon his duties as justice
of the supreme court Judge Davis was
appointed a visitor to the West Point
academy, and his name was men-
toned as candidate for the fifteenth
member of the proposed commission
to count the electoral vote.
Hon. John Rhodine Mcpherson,
who was elected United States senator
by the New Jersey Legislature on
Wednesday, was born in Livingston
county, n. V, in 1883. He was
brought up farmer, and while at
tending the district school he was the
pupil of Senator Angus Cameron, OF
Wisconsin. After leaving the district
school he entered the Genesee Acad.
emy, at Genesee, and there completed
his education. In 1859 he removed tc
New Jersey.
He has been a live stock and rea
estate dealer, and is the main owner
of the abattoir at Jersey City. He
was been prominent in politics fol
many years, having peen six years il
the board of aldermen of Jersey Citv
and from 1872 to 1876, a-menlber Q
the state senate. He was laember o
the New Jersey electoral eolIea,
? elected on the 1ilden ticket.
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1T,TEKMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
NEITHER LATE NOR ABSENT:
-Clarice Bordwell, Alice Nein, Ada
Malone, Minnie Miles, Ella Williams,
Flora Irwin, Ccrrell hoss, Josie Mes
sengerr 1leIini Johnson, Gussie
Woodward, Wallie Dill, Willie Lu-
ther.
Names of those who excel in schol-
arship:
e. GRADE.-Gussie Woodward,
Josie Messenger, Eddie Horton, Eddie
Layman, Johnnie Whitmore, Willie
Luther, Flora Irwin.
F: GRADE.-Nellie Jackson; Min
ME Miles, Ada Malone, Ella Williams,
Nellie Olmsted, Jennie Holes.
G GRADE.-Georgie Shack, Coryell
Ross, Lizzie Flynn, G!ennie Johnson,
Wallie Dill.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Names of those who excelled in
scholarship.
B. GRADE.-Eddie Holiday, Ida
Pollman, Annie Walker, Warren IT.
win, Amelia Young, Louie Rhines,
Lena Ha3nkey.
G. Grade.-Freddie E. Hartley,
Frank r. Oyster, Bennie P. Little,
May VanOrsdalf, Maudie Kline.
Johnnie Whitmore. Willie Luther
and Josie Messenger We're promoted
from intermediate Department to D
Sub. Division in High School Depart
| VISITORS!-Mrs w. H. Schfam
Mrs. D. B. Day, Misses Florence
Osterhout, Jennie E. Millen, Addi,
P. Taylor: Messrs Jas. i. Pugh, E. X
Gresh, Henry X. Gresh, w. S. Service
VIM. Messenger, Otis G. Keltz, Ed
ward Paine and Geo. r. Dixon, Co.
Supt. J. B. JOHNSON!
Principal.
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Township Officers,

Judge of Eleetibn-Wiil Dickinson.
Inspectors-James Penfield, p r.
Smith.
Justices OF the Peace-Charles Mead,
Jas. d. Fullerton.
School Directors-O. B. Grant, Jas.
,Gardher, G. 7. Wheeler, N. T. Cum
minge, w. q. Service, Eug. J. Miller.
Supervisors-O B. Fitch, Jas. Riley.
Treasurer-W II. Hyde.
Assessor-M. s. Kline.
Assistant Assessbrs-Geo. Dickinson
John Walmsley..
Auditors-J. H. Hagerty, James Pen.
field, j. S. Powell.
Clerk NJ. s. Klinei
Constable-J. w. WORCESTER.
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HE1DI CI{ElS - THEIR "a USE
AND CURE.

Bilious headaches arc caused by the
blood being overcharged with Car
bbnaceous matter. 1t is commonly
called "thick" and "impure.n There
is too little waste or cffete matter
thrown off'from the system compared
to the nutriment taken into it. The
system may be lillened to a stove.
Abundance of fnel has been intro
duced, ard burning down, the drafts
become clOgged with ashes and Gin
ders and the fire burns only fcebly.
1t must be cleansed, then the fire will
burn again. So with the system
when it becomes clogged. 1t must be
cleansed. Some headaches are ner-
vOus-i e. the nerves are irritated and
weakened. They need nerve medi-
cine, but nerve medicine will not act
when the system is clogged. DR.. Fen
ner's Blood and Liver Remedy and
Nerve Tonic both cleanses the system
and builds up the nerves and so cure
all these diseases by removing the
cause.
II causes the liver'to throw of its
bile. 1t cleanses out the entire Ali
mentary Canal and rids it of worms
and other vermin that inbabit an un-
healthy stomach and bowels.
1t completely cleanses and purfes
the Blood, and at the same time
strengthens and heals the Stomach
Nervous system, Heart Lungs, Kid
neys and all other tissuse.
DR.. Fenner can cure any headache
in to 10 minutes with his Golden
Relief but the Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic prevent:
their coming ON again by removing
the cause.
Manufactured by DR.. NJ. NJ. Fenner
Fredonia, n. Y.
For sale by dealers Ia medicine.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1877-02-01
RTSTA DORO'
% al e o YE ,

Cristadoro's Hair Dye Is the
SAFEST and BEST; it acts instanta-
neously, producing the most natural
shades of Black or Brown; does NOT
STAIN the SKIN, and is easily ap-
piled. 1t is Il standard preparation,
and II favorite ur0h every well ap-
pointed Toilet for Lady or Gentleman.
Sold by Druggists.
J. CRISTADORO,
2. O. Box, 1888, New York.
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