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DAYTON. Ky.

Council meeting tonight.
The venerable Mr.. Beatty, of Third
street, ls dangerously i'll.
1t Is understood that the Newport
Glee Club will serenade O few OF the
most prominent Dayton Republicans
this evening.
j. B. Quinby, Esq, the well-known
editor OF the Weekly Leader, has an.
nounced himself as candidate for
Mayor on the Republican ticket.
The Presbyterian Congregation are
arranging for a first-class entertainment
to be given on the night of the 10Th inst.
for the benefit Of the church library.
Wednesday evening, March 7, pri-
vate masquerading party will be given
at the residence OF Hon. j. III. Macarthur.
The Committee of Arrangements, con-
sisting of d. Cutter, L. Ldsk, Charles
Thomas and Frank Ryall, have lett moth
ing updoge to render the occasion q
most brilliant success.
Moeller's Hall was filed, Saturday
night, ny large and appreciative audi
ence, VINO witnessed the Jubilee Sing
ersp In o number OF their specialties.
Billy HRyilin, In his song and dance
act, was called out three times. He
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Say, Coon Home, Fader.

Fader, say Fader, now Just loolxee here,
Wy don, d you goom home, and shtop drinking
dot beerf
Der old voman's alones und Fritzy is zick,
And I'm afrait he Will die uf you don't goom
home quick.
You snoozer, Wy dom "a you goom home,
Der CLOCK ov dot steeble just strikes;
Now yust lookee here, let mp on dot beer,
And throw away dose domned dice.
o, you olt bear sign, Wy don'd you home;
dink you vas got full enough.
Der old woman q as mat as kat In a pag,
Und for you she villmake IL quite rough.
Der hash vas all out, and der meat bill vas in,
Und nodding but toot-bicks for tea,
Und nodding In der house but some chewing
gum,
Und no one to chew It bat me.
You snoozer, zy don'd you goom homer
Der clock OF dot steeple tumbled twice;
You promised so druly to let mp on dot beer,
Und stob a-shaking dose dice.
Now, fader, you hummer, Wy don't you go home
Und fresco der house NIT your phiz?
Fritzy vas died, und der honse vas all dark,
Beeble say you don't tend to your biz.
Der landlord vas In for his rend o-day,
Und we dold him You vas OF on your ear,
Und he scratched his head, and told der old
You vas putting AWAY doc much beer.
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The Drunkard's Wife.

Dark is the night how dark !-no lIRhti no
Cold, on the hearth, the last faint sparks ex-
shivering she watches by the cradle-side.
For him who pledged her love-last year
orideI
"Hork It's his footstepi No-'tIs past; tits
Tick i-Tickl- weariiy the time crawls onl
Why should he leave me thus' He once was
And ! believed 'twould last-hOw mad i-hOw
Rest thee, my babe !-rest on i-'tis hunGer's
sleepi-for there is no food the fount is dry
Famine and cold their wearying work have
My heart must break And thou 1.-The clock
strikes onei
Hush It's the dIce-boxl Yes, he's there, he's
For this. for this, he leaves me to despairi
Leaves love leaves truth his wife! hischild
The wanton's smile-the villain-and the sot
"Yet III not curse him MOI IT'S all in vain
'Tis long TO walt, but sure he'll come again
NV child t-his child !-oh nend i'-The clock
strikes twol
"Hark how the sign-board creaksl The blast
Moan i.Mosnl.-A dirge swells through the
Ha 'tis his knock he comes ,--he comes once
'Tls but the lattice flaps Thy hope is o'erl
"Can he desert me thus3 He knows I stay
Night after night in Loneliness to pray
For his return-and yet he sees no tear
No! mol IL cannot be. He will be here.
"cestle more closely, dear one, to my heart
Thou'rt cold; thou'rt freezing But we will
Husband II die l-Father lit is not hel
Oh Heaveni protect my child P'-The clock
strikes three.
They're gone they're gonel The glimmering
spark hath fed,
The wife and child are numbered with the
deadl
On the cold hearth, out-stretched in solemn
rest
The child lies frozen on its mothers breastl
The drunkRrd came at last-but all was Ger.
Dead silence reigned around-he groaned-he
spoke no morel
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all' RS on han, an mos gener'lly alleis
had q stray shiuplArster dat de ole
oman wanted sent ter dem Pagins out
dar. Hit went on dis way ontil the fus
news / knowd dar wuz n row got up in
the amen corner. Brudder Dick sed
dere want nulf money; an Brudder
sim sed ii dere wuznt he spected Brud-
der Dick knowd whar it'd gone ter an
den Brudder Dick lowed dat he would
mt stan no probusness, an den he haul
ed off an took Brudder Sim under de
jaw-blipl an den dey clinched, an
drapped, an iout on de fio' an under de
benches an 'mong do wimmen. Den de
preacher started down fun de pulpit an
ez he wuz skippin' on de aatiorm hime-
book kotch him under de eye, an IT
sounded like bungshell had busted
! Bout dis time Brudder Jesse riz up IN
his seat sorter keerless-like, an went
down into his breeches after his razer,
an deQ | know'd dat de truble had be-
gun Sister Dlsey de preachers wife,
she seed it herse'f, an let off one er dem
hailyluyah-hollars, an den | dIsremem-
ber what came to pass. I'm gittin
kinder ole, an de dus' an de ha'r shut
out dc paneramer. Fuddermo' my lin s
got ter akin, perticular when | hear
Brudder Sim and Brudder Dick a.snort-
in an a ascufflin' under de benches like
ez ei dey waz maxim fer my pew; so |
sorter hump myse'f an scramble out, an
de fus man seed was a pleeceman. an
he had a niger rested, an de name 'er
dat niger was Remus"
"He didn't res you. did he, Brudder
Remus7'
"Hit's des like tell you, an had ter
git Mas John, what wuz my young mars
ter in de warmin days, to 90 inter my
bon's for me- Hit amt no use to sing
out chu'ch at me. | done bin an got my
dose. When / goes ter wah | wanter
know W at I'm a.doin' an don't wanter
get hemmed up Among wimlneL an
preachers. / wants elbow ROOM"
But, Brudder Remus, you ain't'-
IL mout drap in, an l moutn't. but
when you see me santer in the do, wild
my specs on, you kin des say to de brud.
derin' sorter confidenshil-lixe, Oar comes
old man Remus wild his hoss-pistol, and
eff dar's much Of scuAe roun' here dis
evenin' you gwine ter hear fun him l
Solon. Member me ter Sister Tempy."
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As a canalboat was passing under a
bridge, the captain gave the usual warn
ing, Look out r. when a little French
man, popping his head out of the window,
received severe bump. He drew st
back in a great pet, and exclaimed: /:
Desc Americans are queer people Dey
Look out when dey mean look in r.
Now, my boy" said the examiner. "if
! had a mince pie and should give two
twelfths OF it to John, two twelfths to
Isaac, twotwellths to Harry. and should
take bali the pie myself, what would be
leit2 Speak out loud. so that all can
hear" The plater' shouted the boy.
Comparisons are odious." The Major
(rocking Nelly on his knee, for Aunt
Mary's sakeC II suppose this is what you
like, Nslly = Nelly: Yes, it's very
nee. But | rode OH real donkey yes
terday. ] mean one with four legs, you
know"
At a spiritualist seance in Paris, re-
Gently. the ghost Of a long-since-dead
atheist put in an appearance and was in.
terrogated. At last inquired one; " How
about the other world p There is no
other world replied the spirit.
A doctor recently gave the following
prescription Tor a sick lady "A new bon
net, q Cashmere shawl, and a silk dress.
The lady entirely recovered.
A sweet little boy, only eight years old
! walked into a teachers examination al
Oswego and bawled out: Annie, your
fellow is down TO the house
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From the Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution ]
Remus's Church Experiences.

you don't come down to church no
mo, Brudher Remus Dere's bin a
mighty intrestin meetin gwine on
lately"
Kits bin long time, Brudder Rastus,
sence | waz down dar, and hitll be
longer. / done got my dose"
wy you amt done gone an uDjined,
is you, Brudder RemusT
mot in perticler, des took n drswd
out De members wuz too mutual fer
ter suit my doctrines"
How wuz datT
"Well, / tell you, Brudder Rastus.
When went ter dat chuch, / went ez
tumble ez de mex one. / went dar fer
ter sing, an pray, an wushup. ! was
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Take Particular Notice.

mnd
q
about eyS, ,coSsh.s symSio oSsSmptos ~
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TO PEDDLERs.

Notice IL hereby given TO all persons whe are
peddling In Jackson county without ltcrnse.
that th.y are requested To get the proper license
or the Statute will have to b. en- forced.
T. W. PATTERSON, Auditor }. G.
Sept. IL, 1916.
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TIME TABLE.

Direct connections made at Lancaster for
Circleville, Zancsville, and all points on the
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railway-and
at Columbus for all points East and West. No
change of cars from Columbus TO Philadelphia,
New York, indianapolis, and Chicago.
g. X. CARR, Supt.
"A. MILLS General Ticket Agent.
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.

All trains equipped with Miller Platforms
and HendersoH's Hydraulic Brake.
BS-FOr Further Information Address
GEO. ID. CHAPMAN, Gen'l Manager.
]. B. PETERS, Sup't, Columbus.
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TN cur a
pasncy,G Genera
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LECTURE.
M A N HOO d
A How Lost.
" How Restored.

Just published, a new edition OF DIR. Gull
VERW ELLIS Celebrated Essay on the radical
cure without medicinel OF Spermatorrhoea OF
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ns-Price, la n Sealed Envelope only air
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The celebrated author, IN this admirable r..
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sent under seal. In plain envelope, To any
address, on receipt of six cents or two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers,
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Marriage.

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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus (e) are flag stations, and
trains Will stop when signaled to do so.
w. w. PEA BODY, Master Transp.
W. z. EVANS, Agent at Jackson.
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A Cure Warranted.


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SCIOTO VALLEY R. R.
TIME TABLE No. ,.
Took Effect Monday, Deo'mb'r 4, 1876,
AT g. 45 A M
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THE CULvERwELL MEDICAL co
Al Ann 81. New York r. q. Box t5so.
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Pacific Telegraph Company.

Articles of Incorporation have been
died by tue Pacific Telegraph Com
pany for the construction of YSe miles
OF telegraph liue ia Nevada, Idaho and
Oregon. with $500, 900 capital.
directors L Mcdonald, M. J. Nc
Donald, J. M. Mcdonald. E. J. Bald
win, and Il H. Minister. The route
of the new iire is to be as follows:
From Wlnnemucca. Humboldt county.
Nevada, to Camp McDcrnit, thence to
summit, Baker comfy. Oregon; thence
to Silver tity, Ows dee county, ldsne.
with branch ine from Silver CITY to
Fair View. and from Silver CITY to
South Mountain; the main line con
timing from Silver City to Boise City,
Ada COUNTY; thence to Baker CITY;
thence to Ralla Walla, Washington
Territory; and thence ives erly to
Portland, Oregon. together with
short kue ia Portland.
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The Chinaman who lost possession
OF woman. tor which he paid $3.50
and whose sale he was negotiating for
Sfo0 refuses to be comforted. "Melican
man muck a-hi I" is now the pr;nci-
pal phrase in his vocabulary, and he ia
very much Disguised with the
marriage ceremony of the whites,
winch In few minutes deprived him
OF such valuable property.
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The ladies are m king arrangements
for another sociable at the III. Z
church, next WEDNESDAYS evening.
There will be tableaux. vocal and in-
strumental mnsic. aud last though not
least. there will be n good lunch pre-
vided by the lad.es for all Wbo may
attend. No charge for admission. and
the public are cordially invited to at
tend,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Assemblyman Trousdale. Of this
county, is quite a punster. Just be.
fore the close of the Legislature last
Thursday night be got off the follow
ing on bis fellow members: Although
this is not q Brann new Assembly. yet
If Everett was to try. it could Cleaver
way through RockhiIl and Gladdiug
the hearts. of the people of this State
by the Powers of our Shoemaker and
Shakespeare who are as true as Steele
to the Interests OF their constituents.
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TIA ken 10 Wood bridge.

IL. ii. Holland, the colored man who
was pronounced insane by commits
sion appointed to inquire into his men.
tai condition, WAS taken to the Nevada
Asylum for the Insane. at Woodbridge,
California. last evening. by County
Clerk Job. He eilled his patent roost-
or incubator to Willie Kyle, before he
took his departure.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-05

THE law of Missouri requires that
when man is to be arrested the war
rant shall be read to him. While
Deputy Marshal Hughes of Jackson
comfy was reading warrant to Frank
Miller and Richard Green, whom he
found while they were chopping wood
in the Little Blue bottom. Green shot
him through the heart. killing him
instantly. Both men fled. but were
captured last week Lafayette county.
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$4,000.

The pay car of the Central Pacific
Railroad arrived here Saturday evening
going west. 1t took aboard ut Well.
Fargo * Co.'S. Office here $40. 900. to
distribute among the employees Of the
road at this point and stations west
of the division from here to Wads-
worth.
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worth,
Persona !.

e. Reinhart. left for San Francisco
last Saturday to purchase spring
stock Of goods. County Clerk Job,
and Felix Levy, a Young scion of the
House of n. Levy & Co. left for San
Francisco last eve ling 80. Assembly.
man Howard arrived to-diy, from the
Capital.
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Ihe A uctiem.

The odds and ends Of country store
offered for sale ia front Of the SILVER
STATE Office last Saturday. drew a lrrse
crowd together aud Deputy Sheriff
Burns bad the honor of idressipg a
cosmopolitan audience. Several white
naionalities were represented aud
Chinese and Indians formed no small
part ii the congregation. The bidding
as general thing was quite spirited,
several articles selling for more than
they cost at the retail stores. The
prices realized were fully up 10 what
was expected by parties inte, ested III
the sale of the goods. aud IA purchaser
was found for everything offered for
sale.
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THE tLOssNG HOURS OF
CONGRESS.
speaker Ra.a aI.'. va,edse,.rx.

speaker nanH aI's VatedtetOry.
Speaker R4r!all delivered the fol.
loving address at the close of the
Forty-fonrth Congress-;
GENTLEMEN OF THE HOUSE OF
REPREsENTATrvxs:-Tne Speakership,
alwa. : responsible position, so full
OF embarrassmen's, has at this session
Imposed UNUSUAL and vexatious bur-
deus. 1 bave discharged the dn les of
the high position with nnfaltering con.
I'D nee, In candor aud frmness, of the
Honse, aud a resolute purpose to d.
right at every hazard. For the first
time in many years q DemOcr tic
House of Representatives, has occupied
this Hall and responded with nntiriug
industry to the universal sentiment TO-
reform in government and reastab-
liahment of peace throughout the Re-
public. Fraud and corruption have
been exposed aud made odious; the
expenditures of the Administration
have been enormously reduced; no
taxes have been levied, and every
description of undue appropriation of
the public money has been prevented.
In this respect this House has met pub
lie d mand and expectation. In re-
CARL 10 politics this session has been
one OF the most critical in our history.
TIE majority il this House, represent
ing maj ority of all the votes in the
Union, aud as We believe and know, a
majority of the Electors duly chosen ut
the recent election for Pre- sident an i
Vice President, has been made to
choose betwe' n acqaiesence in usnrpa-
ton or lealiug right through the civil
iimliat ons. The Democratic party
yielded temporary possession OF the
Administration rather than enter upon
civil war with all it's attendant telrors.
There are some who will bdem this
course. We have give, results OF
law which was not a,imi i l. I'D in
the spirit creating it, nor. as We be
lieve. according to letter Of its pro.
visions. We have doue all thus in
preference TO the danger of anarchy
and bloodshed. Time will surely
remedy this wrong. for the American
people will do justice. We must await
that remedy. it must come. Until
then We demand, as We have right 10
demand, equal justice, aud that the
sword shall cease to strike PROSTATE the
governments of States; that the civil
shall he superior to military rule and
that the people shall be- freed now aud
forever from the shackles of mis2ov-
eminent.
l sincerely thank you, one and all.
for parting words of approval. and
wish that each and every member
may safely return TO bis home. 1t
only remains for me to declare that the
Constitutional limitation of the Forty
fonr'h Congress has been reached, and
that this House stands adjourned with
ont day.
AS the Speaker closed all the msm-
bers arose to their feet. and from the
Democratic side and from the galleries
came cheers and rounds of applause.
Then came the scene of leave taking,
aud in half hour the Hall, SO lately
the scene Of tumuIt, passion and ex-
element was deserted and silent, aud
thus closed the Forty fourth Congress.
B,ff&N.
Oh e. II
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A Mexican President.

Senior Yglesias. or Isingglass. ms
many call him. ex-President of Mexico,
passed here to-day, bound for New
Orleans. He is one of three persons,
each claimingto be the bona fide Pres.
ident of Mexico
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from 4 he errors and
indi-cretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, less OF manhood, etc, will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
by a mis-. ionary in South america. Send a
self-addres, ed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH It.
INMAN, Station u, Bible House, New York
City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-05

Wells, Fargo & Cos Express brought
from Wagontown, yesterday, one bar
of bullion valued at $3.50. We learn
that there is plenty of ore 10 that
camp, bnt no reduction works.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-05

DIR. c. Fl. Bogman arrived here yes
terday from Idaho. We understand
that he returns with the intention of
remaining and practicing his profess
sion, In accordance with the request of
many friends. tiAria&
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Narrow Gauge Kings.

d. o. and Edgar Mills, owners Of
the Eureka and Palisade Narrow
Gange Railroad, passed through last
evening going west in special car.
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HOTEL ARRIVAL s.
Winnenucca Hotel.
d. uERoUx. PROPRIETOR,

D. OElUUA, FHOPkLETOk,
David Spray, Stein Mountain.
J Baldis. =" -
Joe Ph.lops, .
George .C..rlei, Paradise.
- Dan,
John Comfnins,
Mrs Nichols,
W scott, Golconda.
William Tuil. la tie Mountain.
- Kusha, - "a
Mrs Il Birmingham, Toll House.
James Mems. geuo.
Frank Boy d, Wadswor b.
- Weighed 0aA and.
- hcFinn, san Francisco.
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Lafayette Hotel.
JOS. GERMAN. PnoPn,Erc

JOS. GERMAN, PROPRIETOR.
V Smith, Eagle Mine.
i q MeClelinad. Humba'dt House.
X Earl, hunlb0 DIT Wells.
J Agnarri1sa, Per- lise Valley.
rank Nicholson. Carlin.
X Brasher, Hadsw worth.
Mrs Westgate. JUrcan Valley.
7 Pastor. Para lie Valley.
u b Baldwin, Sacramento.
O II Drew aud wife. heno.
& J Chambers, Oreaua.
a X Myers, Wsshiu gton, Pa.
ID Pascal, bal mony Cany on.
A W Mephetson, Reno.
J Fourrest, a.
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In order to close out our entire stock
of ladies hats we have reduced the
price on the same from 200 to 800 per
cent. N. Levy & Co. MI 1w
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This Mornings Board.


l05 Ophir 20
II Mexican 1917 10
2ls q IL 4 !2T l2s4
40 b b 1914 331a
1850 Callfor 1 45A4 ~ DO
80 Savage oA
800 Con VI ~ 4SX
20 Cbaiiar 81
$50 II q \ o5s
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Central Hotel,
HISKEY BROS pnopRrEro

HINKEY BROS PRoPRIEToRs.
W StracicF, Virginia City.
Z Moody. Oakland.
James O'Brien, q. klai.d.
q lmwall, Lnrek,.
Fred Ross, ;. Francisco.
w pirkman, Z"
4 Archer, Jew Orleans.
w Case Ciiy.
Fred Grooms, City.
A Norcross, ~ania Rosa.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-05

"Do yon understand the nature of
an oath?" juryman was asked in St.
Louis cou~t room. "Of course do, +"
was the reply. DO you mistake me for
a member Of the Electoral Commits
sionf slssysN Il aao ,a.oG.aA 81 rl1ads
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To RENT.

The bnilding formerly occupied by
b. ). Coggeshall & Co. For terms
apply to A. J. Shepard. j2-1m
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Idaho Freight.

Some two car loads of freight arrived
here Saturday. for Silver City ,ner-
chants.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-05
There is ne Article Like 10 60 Cleanse
and Restore.

There is ne Article Like 10 60 Cleanse
and Restore.
WooD's IMPROVED HAIR RESTORATIVE
is unlike any other. and has no equal.
The Improved has new vegetable tonic
properties; restores gray hair to glossy,
natural color; restores faded dry. harsh
and falling hair; restores. dresses, gives
vigor to the hair; restores hair to pre-
matur, ly bald heads; removes dandruff,
humors, scaly eruptions; removes irri-
tatiop. itching and scaly dryness. No
article produces such wonderful effects.
Try it. call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative. and don I be put of With
any other article. Sold by all druggists
in this place and dealers everywhere.
Trade supplied at manufacturer q
prices by c.. A. Ceok Dc Co., Chicago,
Sole agents for the u tied States and
Canadas. and by all Wholesale Drug
cists.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-03-05

Ladies, now is your time to secure
bargains III hats. you can get a hat
worth 81 for 50 80 at N. Levy 4 Co.