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, 1877-04-05
LIFE LONG BRANCH.

IN Me h0&l1f a 1f% zt1GuNSs
PALMER HOUSE, CHICAGO, April ain this
mornings edition Of your paper your editorial
on Presidential Gossip " contains tho startling
announcement that sea- bathing pt Long Branch
Ia euttrrly unsafe, and TINT ovcr 100 pcrsors
wcru drowned there last etasun whl1n bathing.
uaytng watched carefully tho elcath-rccorf as
Long Brunch for tha last i've years can truth
fnlly say that l tlo not know Of d 8nEie death
whera ordinary prudence and common sense on
tho part ot lilo bather has bccn Practical.
Death IN all instances has como to foolish an.l
uyerslar4ng porsoas who. In thar. oycresttnatc
OF their physical: endurance, presumed they
cou9d swim mtlc or more to sen nnd then re-
turn: Death Invariably occurs attcr, the swim.
nicr has turned to regain t|ss ahorc. Ills over
estimated strength gives way, and, exhausted,
llc stuks beneath tho waYcs, Frhia lmprudcncc,
Which atcms. almost suicidal Oil tho
part of tic bathcr, las always been the causo Of
death. To person ut ordinary Judgment thcro
il absolutely po danger. All the large hotels at
Long branch employ from aix to twelve bathing
masters To protect their guests in case Of aecl-
dent, Hurt'bo4ts and lifa-llncs ara kept con-
Btantlv In rcndlness, md everything done 10 &C.
cure absolute sAfuty. ln al thGre were avs
deaths from drowning last SUMMER. Instead Of
100, ~ atated In this mornings paper, and they
wera alfbf that class Of reckless daro-leylls who
prefer to venture milo at hea rather than en-
Joy tho absolute safety Of the surf. Yours very
truly, WARREN LELAND. JK.
, 1877-04-05

fpecfaf QiyvnIeh 10 Jad TttunA
LIABLE. Ill. Anil 4.-Tho township e,ec.
,,on ,s,tch ,o,r ,,,sa arc yass.rS,v ~ ,.,d N
.'oa ."'N n.aso o''o p.s'e'4 ''t
Se'5 au'et'y, htno"Ea cohaueaea WIN thucn
xtal. J. J. Gary was elected Supervisor, and
condon Va. re.clsetua A.sc.ser Mn siartin i'. p1ans
49, ',-.e'1 rs.|,. , ".,,,
t nRan wa waa lee'eeteo S".tectoF' hho a'chae1
bJtne Highway Commissioners. James Loncr-
gun WAS reelected Town Clerk, and John For-
Itsto1, John Gray, Nicholas Duncan, and spl-
onue" ", 4"ne"haup' justices VI tho teaec' Win
Al Peru, day before yesterday, r. G. lrot.en-
;h '' @ H. rra. vaet e.o s"Iaa usn1g ~
Row. @ without on1s,;,ior @ % .,1rrm"m s' -, IT,. H.,
Second Ward; John GarYtn, w!thodt opposition,
Alderman OF tho Third Ward; peter Dtrhen.
bucl. Alderman Of tn. rourth Wunl. unI +
S;o.shocr Aldc,,n., NJ ,he ryr,,, Wat A''1 "
Al tho township election, held In Peru yes
tsrdsy. John q. bcyer waa Reelected Super
visor; j. u. Brown, Assistant Supervisor: Dem
MA Curlev. Assessor: I,eonn1d H.rtor, m.
elected Collector; H. be'l1nghou'en, Town
Clerk; A. J. lsornhcln, Commissioner Of High.
ways; G. w, Uuderlu!, Julius Heinrich, L. In.
CHAMPAIGN, i'll, >''' @'ss'
spacta. DtspateA 70 IAs 7Ftauns, ...
CuAMFAl0N, H., Aprll 4.-tjur township
election yesterday passed OF without a,.y tl,i-
usual excitement, although thu ct,utckt between
the various eaulldates wns lively, There werc
two regular tickets In the Held, one beng He
pub}irAn tho other cut uU bY close rullEUA 1T
IeInarats and s,re-h Nd j. mud u n,n..rel n1fptr
II. j. Dunian. Rrpuillcau. was eIrcteI Suu"r.
yisor: Jobu liisinr. Dcutrrut, Assistant. .5,liwr
visor; a. ii. Eryan, Republican, Town Clerk !;
G, +, Columbia, Democrat, AMe.sor aud Col.
1crin,: and Two Ermul,jirn,, an.l tbrrc Hr,nn.
cratic justices of tfs Pcacs,. T'tcra ware i.EH
votss nulieI. ''0'''
, 1877-04-05

New YoRK, April 4.-lha conference between
tho Presidents Of tho Now York Central, renn-
sylYania;. Erie, anl Baltimore i Ohio liatlruads
was continued to-day. Mr.. Vanderbilt, Mr,
Scott, Mr. Jswett, Mr. Garrett, and sir. A. j.
Ca.sstt, yiee-psesident Of tho rennsylyania
part of tic day III scussing the vario.ts piat,s of
cotnpraMlss. Up IL u lato lluuF tonight no
agreement had been reached, and the Ccatlc-
men mentioned positively refusea tu state tic
n4pttrd that the .ouirrus. viii to.tieV iie,sn so
to sumo conclusion whirh will put a stop to tho
present war hetween THO riyal corporations aud
restore uMtfukla freight tariH OH all tho trunk
lines.
, 1877-04-05
THE RAILROADS,

THE PEORIA Il l.OC1l ISLAND.
Tic foreclosure Salo Of tho Peoria IL Rock
Islund Railroad took place yesterday morning
ut the door OF the Republic Life Building. Tho
snlo was m4.lc under decree ut foreclosure In
favor ot tho trst mortgage bonaholt'ers. There
were two mortgages, une for 81 to, ,000 and the
Nthcr for q, ,00J, ,0ou, on which Inst, however,
Mntls to tic amount Of only nbout e200, 600 or
s'ul,O00 had becn ifsuctl. Tho sale was subject
10 oil taxes, aud also 70 prior lncuMbrancu Of
$1O.o00 tn tho Hock IslalMl u faelllc lsailroal
Tha sale was nlatio by Mr.. u. W. Bishop,
Muster In Chanccry. tluito number of prunil-
lfcnt railrcad siet1 were present, but Tor ten
minutes after offering tte property There WINS no
anl formerly President Of the lsnektnrd, lsock
Islxnd {; II. Louts tailroad Company, offered
25i0,lA)0. No other BID was ma1e, aud, after
waiting fuw motncnts, Mr: btahop struck 1f
part!cs then went 10 the Masters ot!ieo, and tic
cash portion ot tho Lid, ,tU0 In gold, wns
paid over. Tho road was built lN 1871 unl 1879,
when n,ateflas were hfg md cost nearly
*2tS0, ,000, aal runs from taoria to ltosk Island,
u tlistanec OF flncty.0ne tllllch.
'l'l!u purchase WIS made by Mr.. Cable, repro
senting. It Ia slid, largo n'a]otlty Of tue bonti-
lIu!.lcrs who lavu united togct!ier to buy II In.
'rnken with tho Indianapolis, bloomington y
ward frnln lstcli Island, aud is valuable on that
account. The rond will he rcorEnllzcd 1t oncu
md put tntn active operation.
Despite eIle statement that a&r. Il, r, Cahlo
has purchased tho Peoria u Hook 1slantl Ilall-
road OIL behalf ot tho old bondhoders, ii ~ gu..
orally known that tho real nllrrl,ascr Ii Lilo
Chcago. lsoek Island d Paciec Railroa,l. This
road could nut ufuru TO let tho Peoria il Rack
Island 70 Into the hatils Of outside PARTIES,
Tho Peoria Il Rock Isiund runs from Peoria,
the southern end Ut thu Peoria Drnnc1, Of the
Chicago, Rock ]staul ~ Pacific, to Koek lslanrl
OH the main !Ile Ut this road III almost mn alr
line. forming delta, and sayes large mileage
Oh business FROM thu West t0 pcofla, Or vlrc
VEfHR,
, 1877-04-05
THE ILLINOIS CENrKAL,

slr. ". x. Ackeru,au, President; Mr Joseph
Tucker, General Msnagcr; BIZ. J. @. Clark.
seeoud Viee-Prcsideat; AIR. W. u. Osborn,
Chairman ot the Boar4 ot Directors; ME. 0yens,
representative Of tho Dutch bondhoders; Alr.
Galton, representative Of tbs English boud-
holders, aud seves+i other gentlemen interested
iu the Illinois Central Railroad, returned to the
city yvstssu4y after Aay!n. nl4de tour Of lu-
, 1877-04-05
HYMENIAi.

dpsc10l 1F1p09cK 70 TAG 7FfkVRk
CANTON, Ill, April This morning about
o'clock, Ms. G. @. Dewey, wealthy bachelor OF
this city, was married TO Ai4s Annie Wilson, OF
Alexandra, Pa He took tbs morning train for
Chicago where hs will spcnl 4 fortnight OF ~.
'fhs affair WAS very qulet, very lew knowing ef
It until this muruluK.
, 1877-04-05

40 tat Etisor a TAs Tribune.
CHICAGO, April 3.-The account published In
your issuo Of this morning relative to the report
Of tho Treasurer Of ST. John's Church, Ia very
fur from being correct. The real report Of tho
Treasurer was, that at tho current expenses OF
tits parish, including tho Kector's salary, had
been pal4 up to April !, md that about $iU re-
manned Of pow rents ~ be pshl, which he con-
ei,leted good. Please ulAke this correction and
obltge, yours very truly,
WV. HOPKINS, Rector.
, 1877-04-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
New YoRk, April 4.-Arsiyep, steamer Qe%
lets, from Hltnburg. :. !.


Gentleman: II 6eas you bad bad luck on
Fri4ay, Jemp Nuntsinsn: "Luck, shi /
belieYu yerl A lot o. them b1avmeI townies
ceu.s out hol!rrin, ard shouting, ! ,rlglteln'
tho pour foxes out o. thrir scykntsen tensxsi
The Queen oughsor maks = law - shsy shouldn't
build 10 towns moi within " ulilea o pack of
'uuuds.h
, 1877-04-05

DAYTON. O., April A trial trip WA to-day
made on tho section uf tho Dayton d Southeast
crn Narrow uauge Iloul, bctwcen Dayton anl
Xcnla, with satisfaction 10 all parties. Tho
ruAd will ho completed In q few days ulitl re-
cclytd by tho Company from tho contractors.
, 1877-04-05

GALVESTON, April 4.--TAc Gull & Western
Texas Railroad, Of which eighty miles utc Ia
operation between InliAnola and Cairo, was
sold Mt United States Marshal's sals Yesterday
, 1877-04-05
Ovarian. i I'dlIlQl' d
Or Ten Yea1s Growth Cured by
DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES,



AxM Axnos, Dec q, 1a7s Pa. NAqwAy, Thas
othEEa ulnJ bo btMented Ftnaka thl atAtdhltht!
have ID q Ovarian Tnu2s tr the NJ Pox s
pAco without nay pepsat, Ii was xlowlaK 4 aieh n
tltist that could NOT have Hired much longer: a
friend of nina induced mo to trY kndwNs Itrn,edios
Ad not much faith 10 ths, but nnaliI, AttsS muea
dsllLGtAkun, tried them. =,
purchAssl III bottles Of the esolysnk two
ahe l1s and TWO huxcs If thy ttcllef. rad ihtss
Without anT sppafent bencht: leteFmfncd to pctAa
q Tho Keef apa two boxes q mo ItlIA DsfaFs the1
continued uAe tho uIet,icno unl waa e9rs that
VIZ entirely eutott. tuok ths ,nsAletho 4hsus nfs
III III TOOK tlrse Iozcn bottles pf sa 1su4oxen, III
botsisa tcllof, and ~ baAcA u tha Pills.
feel perfsctay we'll aud my heart u full nj &rattuds
to nd fur tkts 31 mi teep attclon. To F0u, ~.
and your ~ondGttHl mctlclut, faul Itcpy tidahted
aud nf praYnE II that may b ~ much vi blcasla&
tsigla3} Mrs X. c, ulnu1Sa.
Nrs Nihbins, who uskea tha abo7s cefttocate. 4,hs
Pct.oa f9r xh9m tn1pGsIsa IoH TO se1d nedstns H
vow; mar NY that l:er tlstansnt d soFcet .thouts
S''b bzasslss s I'D cnsmsat, 4 AM =. Artor. % a.sh.
Ihis may certify that Mr.. plablna, Who makes tfS
known u.s. and the faefs fherosn stated sra Wndou'
saiy SAY and @ @uH1sn!ahy Correct An{ Quo who knoxs Nh
{s,snedl EENJ: Y: G9GKIR
d.. HARr ry Il roSh
The New York herald., 1877-11-14

Il .
By virtue Of chnttci mortgages shall sell
THIS DAY wednesday,. November IA, at II o'clock,
At No. "A I'd av.. bctwcon f1th and 18th sts..
Contents OF hrst class Lager beer ana Billiard saloon
viz, Phelan Coender perfect Billiard Tables. with
Cues aud Racks elegant Bar and back BAR aud first
class marble top Lunch Counters original cost 81 900;
loon Tables Chairs. Ice House, Stoves Regulator, PIC
Chandeliers Fixtures all the ule~wnre show
&C. sale positive. No reserve. Dealers spccu-
lators especially Invited BY order OF the mortgsgec
J. y WEINBERGEh, Auctioneer. salesroomT3 Bowcry.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-25
NO PAPER TOMORROW.

THE MORNING APPEAL wishes its readers
"Merry Christmas, and hopes its readers may
be moved to reciprocate the compliment. At
all events, in order that the men, women and
children who are dependent upon this engine
OF intelligence, and upon whom this engine of
intelligence depends, may have just as merry
a Christmas as possible the ink will cease to
flow upon our types, the faithful compositor
will rest from the toll of the "stick, =" the news
gatherers will subside into the quiet of non
action, and the editor, reposing upon the mag
nitude of his profundity with patch on it),
will take unto himself the pleasures of mellif-
luous domesticity, gravy, stuffing, plum-pud-
ding, olives and currant Jelly, and rejoice that
at least once year the Yule-tide season
comes with its merry-making, its cheer, and
its subsidiary and hereditamental enjoyments.
SO and so and so, there will be no paper is
sued from this office on the morrow. As to
our Christmas sermon, did we not preach that
on Sunday! 50, my children, accept an old
mans blessing. Again we wish you
A MERRY CHPISTNA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-25
WE'LL DONE BORUCK!

The illustrated shall we call it
ment ISSUED by Mr.. Marcus D. Boruck of
the San Francisco Spirit of the Times is some
thing very surprising and very beautiful
Here are sixty pages containing innumerable
illustrations of California, Nevada and Ari-
IONA scenery, all admirably done. There is
an illustrated head piece for every California
county there are San Francisco scenes, and
scenes in the mines; there are views in Ari-
iona and some excellent pictures of Lake Big
ler-among them The Meteor and the Glen
brook Bay and mills. All of which is bound
In a paper cover richly illuminated. The
work does its protector, Ir. Boruck, much
credit.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-25
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Somebody who seems to be authorized to
speak for the President has caused to be pub
concerning that confding functionary's atti-
tude upon the Texas Pacific Railroad scheme.
| 1t is evident that Mr.. Hayes wants the South
ern Senators to understand that if they want
him to approve of Pacific Railroad Bill
whose object it is to benefit that section, they
must confirm his nominations. 1t being a
fact that Maxey voted with Eaton and one or
two others against the confirmation of Roose-
welt and Prince, justifes this view of the case.
Also the propensity of the President to "take
toll is to be taken into consideration. If he
moves without first consulting the results to
his preposterous personal policy, the signs
are naught.
The bond syndicate and all their allies and
henchmen are again in arms against the silver
bill. "The thief doth fear each bush an off
GER" and Shylock demands his pound of flesh.
The Anti Chinese movement is suffering
from want of harmonious action among the
Pacific Congressman, prohibiting Chinese i'm
migration and overriding the Burlingame
treaty is recommended
Senator Blaine, at st. Louis, on his way to
the Arkansas Hot Springs, has been inter
viewed He did not hesitate to denounce
Hayes's course toward the Republican party
and to declare the President to have placed
himself outside the pale of that organization.
However much his physical structure may be
ont If 10 of no
ator's clearness of vision regarding these ques-
tions
''Hayes will stick to his civil service policy"
This putrid determination is again reiterated
by the monsters of the Associated Press. Of |
course he will stick to it, for it sticks to him
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-25

like coat of goose feathers to soft layer of
Only he ought to have the frankness to call
his hobby the Un-civil Service; for certainly
there are no good manners about it's appli-
cation or asserting.
They are having very lively times down on
the Texas Border. The Mexican banditti
have plundered the towns of Socarro and
Ysleti and i'll a engagement with detach-
ment of Texas Rangers they captured can
non and killed Lieutenant Mortimer of the
regular army and two men. Then they re-
treated across the Rio Grande, whittier they
were pursued by the Texans Gen. Hatch
has organized force 10 chastise the invaders
and protect Ell Paso, which is threatened,
A large band of loose and riderless Indian
ponies came into Speartish Valley, in the
Black Hills country on Friday. As this indi
Gates the near presence of hostlles, some
troops of cavalry have been detached to pre-
vent any sudden raids.
Elias Greenbaum of Chicago has failed for
$500, 900
At the seventy second annual dinner of the
New England Society, Hayes and Evarts,
who were present, improved the occasion to
the oozing of a certain amount of
the milk and cider of emotional rhetroic, duly
mixed with the pumpkin pie and dOughnuts
of indigestibe demagogy. There were great
many old Yankee hornblowers present, and
&C poe+,,, no
said he was for reform. What a good man
Dr. Clarke must be
Very appropriately President Hayes "open-
ed the new American Museum of National
History in New York But is it very seldom
that rare a specimen of the cuttleish is
thus honored. He is more generally skinned |
stuffed, labeled and hoisted into glass show
case.
Madame lIodjeska has met with very great |
success in AdIienne, in New York. \ very |
large and fashionable audience greeted her.
Senator Pattersons condition is somewhat |
better; and his friends are hopeful that he
will be well enough to resume his seat in the
Senate after the holidays.
Flora Temple, the famous little trotting
mare is dead.
Turkey will raise (or try to raise) a new
eyy of 100000 men. These will keep on
lighting and avoid capture till they reach Con-
tantinople, where they will make grand
tand. The theory is a pretty one, But
What will Russia be doing all this time! The
london Standard thinks the Turk will be
riven into Asia, where he properly belongs.
England is accommodating vast stores at
iib,alter. Orders have been received at
Yoolwich for the manufacture of field guns.
The Gar is in st. Petersburg
The Mayor and assistant District Attorney
f San Francisco have agreed (and it seems
18th the assent of Senator Sharon) to acquire
u that city the title of the Spring Valley
Water Works by condemnation We suppose
he character justifes this and not any apph-
alton of the law Of eminent domain.
A breeze was caused among the police and
elective force of San Francisco by a report
nat Duncan the absconder had been con-
ealed in that city.
The stock boards stand adjourned until
fednesday.
Five Mexican horse thieves We're hanged
y a mob in Kern county, Cal, on Friday.
-11.---.--@..----.-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
SHERlFS'S SALE.
DY vInrrE or A nECREE AND oR.

pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND Or
der of Sale issued of and under the seal OF the
Honorable Second Judicial District Court in and for the
Ornsby County, State Of Nevada, the 18th day of De
eember, A D. 1877 and attesed the goth day of De
cember, A. d. 1877 in favor of Jacob Muller, plaintiffs
and against H. F. Clouette and Agnes ClOuette defend
nants in the of 81 092 50 principal, and costs of suit
taxed $40 3d. also interest since the 18th day of Decem
ber A D. 1871 1902 60 at the rate of two O per cent
per month until paid, and interest 500 35 and $40 30
costs at the rate of en0per cent annum from
date until paid all i'll United States gold cOn together
with Clerks accruing costs in the of So IS, and all
costs which hereafter accrue to me directed, COM
handing sell certain real property described in said
Decree and in pursuance thereto have levied upon and
will expose public auction to the highest bidder, in
front of the Court House door in said Ormsby county,
the 10Th DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1873, between the
hours of A. and to wit at O'Clock NJ. the
real property set out in said Decree and described fol-
lows w.t. All that piece parcel of land situated in
Carson City, Ormsby County State of Nevada and known
and designated the official map thereof as lots
bered eight @ and nine 90 in block numbered thirty
33) of Sears Thompson and Sears Division OF said Carson
City, Nevada together with the tenemens Entertainments
and appurtenances thereto belonging.
S. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, December "a, 1877.
T. W. W. DAWES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-12-25
LOS r.

SOMEWHERE BETWEEN THE ". q II.
- Railroad Office and Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Office, in
Carson the goth of December 2Oh 1877 Check for
900, drawn by Hayne Co. on Wells, Fargo Co., in
favor of D. NJ Cole The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving it at Wells, Fargo &Co.s Office, in Carson
December q, 1877 1wt
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-05
STATE OF MINNESOTA
Non.~,m.. a., Dnoo.

District Court, Ninth Judicial District.
The State OF Minnesota all who
claim right
several rces parcels Of ad list bed
The list Of real for Rsdw remaining dein
lt day OF uoc 1877 1875
been flied the ce Of the Ck Of the Court
Redwood Of which that
Of hereby required file in the cce said Clerk within
lust publication Of this notice.
objection defense have the upon
piece parcel land described said list in which
claim right title claim n
Judgment will be entered against such piece land
said list appearing against it, and for all penalties and
t# ttA@ 4e' H. HAWK
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-05
DELINQUENT TIlu!T
REDWOOD COUNTY MINNESOTA.
-EOR-
TAKES or 1876.
State o! Minnesota
N.s.,e pAIOnoA

County Of Redwood =,
District Court Ninth judicial District. The
s..te OF Minnesota. 70 al persons. compaoies. or
corporations, who have or claim any estate, right
.i,ie or interest iu, claim TO- lien upon, any Of
the severa pieces land in the hereto At
sached, described.
The list OF taxes on real estate for the County Of
Redwood, remaiSiog delinquent on the 6rss day OF
June 1877. has been filed 10 the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court in the County Of Redwood OF
which that hereto attached is a copy. Therefore.
you aud each Of you ara hereby required TO- file in
the ciice Of said Clerk. within ten days after the
las. publication Of the notce, your answer 10 writ
ing setting forth Any objection or defence you may
have to the taxee, or any part thereof. upon any
piece 0. pa,cel Of land described in said i- n to- or
q, which you have claiu any estate, right. ti,le
interest. claim OF iein.
And in default thereof, Judgment will be entered
ss.ns. such piece or parcel OF laud for the taxes
.sA lis, sppeariug against and for all penalties, in
tesSs: aud costs
" H Hawk.
Clerk Of the District Court
in the County Of Redwood.
ORIGINAL PLAT or THE VILLAGE OF REDWOOD
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-05
Mark These Facts,
The Testimony Of the Whole World.
Holloway's Pills.

II had no appetite, Hollway's Pills gave mo )
heartv cnc.''
''Your rilia arc ma-velloua.'' 80, :
ri send for another hog. and keep them in the
house" ~ +a%# tt
''isr. Holloway has cured my headache that was
cheo0ir.'
" gave one At your rills r. my tahe for ehoiera
norhus. Tie dear little thing got we'll in day"
''My nausea of q morning 10 nov cured
"Your hog Of Holiovay's Ointme nj enred me Of
noises in the head. rubb-d some nf your ointment
behinj the ears, aud the noise has left.'
.SeNd ne two boxes: want one.for poor family. :"
~ enclose dollar, your price II IS cents, bat the
medicine to me il worth dOliar.'
'Scnd me- Eve boxcs Of vour Pills"
'.let me have three boxes OF your Pills dy return
mail, Tor Chills and Fe -er.'
have over 100 such testimonies these, but
want Of space compeiis me to conclude.
For CutaneOus Disorders,
Ard all er1ptnns Of the skin. this ointment il most
Invaluable 1t d"ea not heal externally alone but
peuetrates with the mos: searching objects to the
ca %~eH1 I'll
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-05
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the signature OF j. HAv-
DocK, agent for the United States surround each
box " Pills, and Ointment. A Handsome reward will
may lead to the detection OF any party or parties
count-, fesing the medicines or vending the same.
knowing them to he spnrioua.
sssSnld at tue manufactnry Of Professor HoLLo-
Way h Co., New York, and by all respectable drug
gists and dealers in medicine throughout the civil
zed world in hoxes At 25 CENTS g. cents and 81 cach
f1 There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sixea.
n R.-Directiona for the guidance Of patients In
every disorder are affixed TO each box.
Office liz Liberty Stree., Nco York.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1877-07-05
Fer StOmachs Out Of Order.

N" medicine viii so eff.ctually improve tho tone
ot the stomach these Pills. they sll acici
tv "ccaaionrd either BY intempeiance or improper
.cti"n they a,s wonisrfaiiv efcaciou, in essss q
apasmn TACT they fail in curing all disorders
OF the liver and stomach.
HOLLOWAy'S PILLS ara the best known In the
void for the following diseases: Aeue, Asthma,
Bilious Complaints, Blntches on the Skin, Bowels,
Consumrtion, Debility. Dropsy, Ilysent.ry. Eryspe
as. Female Irregularities, Fsvers of all kinds, Fis
G"nt, Headache. INDICATION, Inflammation, Jaundicc,
liver Complsinis, Lumtago, Piles. Rhenmstism,
Retention Of urine. Scr"ful. Kings Evil, Sore
T.roats, Stone and Graval. Tic Douloureux. Tumors
Ulcers, Worms of all kinds, Weakness from auy