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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23

An editor on the frontier became mArtlaI
Nad was made Captain. On parade, instead
OF "rwo PAGES TO the front--advance Y,
ho unoonsciously exclaimed, "Cash-S2 A
year In advance" He was court-martialed
and scnteneed 10 read bis own papers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23

EvAHTs, observing 40 nsany 0hioans
coming TO- the fro~t remarked that he
hGdn1 vet seen " the Ohio reserve"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23

Some Democrats seem to be in hurry
for the President to Withdraw troops from
the Southern States. lie says he cannot do
so until some adequate guarantee is FUR
nished that no breach Of peace will follow
and the rights Of all classes will be pro-
tectcd. lie thinks that ne the present con-
dition of things in the South was OF ~ axteen
years growth, he could not be expected to
correct il in sixteen days, bat that she pol
icy Of nuu-intcfventiUn viii he carried out
ut the earliest moment practicable.-COm-
,,nrn,oI
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23

" "Charlie, what is il that makes you 40
sweet2" said a loving mother, one day, to
her little boy as she pressed him to heI
bosom. :" 'less when bod made me out
Of dust he put little thugar in" said
Charlie,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23

Printers P,sister! Why do not printers
succeed to the same extent Ns brewers1
Because printers work for the head and
brewers for tho etomach and where twenty
have stomachs but one has brains.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
saturday, March eiih, 1877,

The Republicans oT PoTrys5urg township arc
requested TO meet in convention st the Town
Hall, on
saturday, March eiih, 1877,
al 2o'elook f.n., to nominate ca udidates Tor the
vaaious township Offices, to be supported by
electors at The annual cleeiion on the first Mon
day Of April noEt. ny order of
TWP. CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04

WASHINGTON, 3.
Prof. Harvey. of the Smithsonian In
stieute received the following telegram
to day: A comet was discovered by
rempel, at Florence Oct I'd.
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Y = L Z c r a = HlC.
EASTERN. DISPATCHES


New YORK, Oct. 3.
so far as ascertained. all but three or
four OF the certificates inahe Gilman
forgery case are called in.@, So far AS
known. the amount of the forgeries is
$270, 600. The excitement caused by
the exposure of the forgery and of
William G. Gilman was intensified to
day by the discovery that stock Of the
American Exchange and Metropolitan
banks had also been forged. and that
several larger institutions were heavy
losers. The forgeri-s SO far as discov.
cred aggregate $352,50O. upon which
Gilman raised $247. 900. Belief that
Gilman has committed suicide is gem
orally credited in insurance and bank
circles. ~
New York Democratic Convention.
-. ALBANY. N. ", Oct. 3.
The Democratic State Convention.
met TO. day D. b. Hill was made tenn
porary chairman Smythe, of Albany
gas elected chairman. Long and hot
debate took place upon the question
whether t;h~irman OF Con vention should
appoint COMMITTEES on claims OF con.
tested delegates. The Chairman is an
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NOT A SUCCESS.

The bell punch liquor law. recently
adopted in the State OF Virginia, does
not appear to work satisfactorily. The
law requires that every drink sold in
saloons shall be registered and tax of
one cent on every drink sold paid the
State. A violation of these provisions
is punished with fine or Imprisonment,
or both. Tue opposition to the law is
now taking practical turn. By buy
ing five gallons of liqnor at tihs tue
special tax is avoided, and regular
drinkers now resort to the private
bottle Instead of qaenching their thirst
ing at home and In club rooms is
getting very popular In the large cities,
and bar keepers tax their ingenuity 10
retain their customers by evadIug the
law and selling drinks at the old prices.
Some saloon keepers instead of turning
the crank of the register provided by
the State, go through the motion and
ring bell that does not belong to the
machine, aud in that manner evade
the tax, while the customer outside the
bar, If Inclined to turn State 8 evidence,
cannot swear that the real bell was not
rung. and the drink legally registered.
The revenue from the tax. if honestly
collected, would be considerable, but
there are SO many devices for evading
the registration OF drinks sold, that the
only temperance journal in the State
favors the repeal of the law, and the
election of members of the Legislature,
who are opposed to the bell punch
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04

CANDIDATE FUR GOVERNOR

State Controller Hobart, who, we are
Informed, is candidate for Governor
on tie Republican ticket, has gone to
the eastern part of the State. 1t is
rather early in the season to commence
laying the wires for a nomination a
year hence. The old adage says 1.-THE
early bird catches the worm," bat Josh
Billings or some other modern philoso-
pher, adds '.that the early worm
frequently gets eanght p" This may be
the case with Mr.. Hobart. who has to
beware of Batterman, Kinkead and
King, who may prove to be very early
birds ia thisecase.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Equalization Notice.
ru,HE Board of Equalization met at che

gEyHE Board of Equalization met at che
Clerks office in Ninhemucca, on MOL
d.. ., pteube. 17tn, and pr ceeded 10 revise
the aa.unsmeut 70 returned W the Ar
sessor
he assessed value Of property asses SEQ 10
the folIoMilg persons was raised as heIelA-
alter men neu:
A. BRADSHAW, improvements on lano
aid real estate, ASSESSED at SiUU, raised 10
$1,000. 49,,
hObrrt Burge, real estate, assesseo ~ ""o0'
raised ~ 400
John .-,r.aud, improvement on land, assessed
~ S4UU, .seo 20 al ,5OO
Jonn A-orIand, mule s aud horaes, ASSESSED ~
sou ,raiseu SlOU.
james Buckner, Improvement o. laud, as
sessea at S3Uv, raised 10 so,
Nj. b. .aer>n, lhrrvvemcnts on lana, as-
sessed at s5vo, RAISED 10 100.
u. 4. crook, ranch III Pa adj, @ valley, as
sesseu al soOU ialsod 80 s'IU.
Carpenter l-1wry, mouse, assessor Ut S<oo'
False" s4UO.
"a. Do1l, y, uoAeonda ranch, ASSESSED At $45O,
raised W SiJU. tt
Charles h.bUerley, bakery aud Improvements,
a-ysessed u eooo, r4toea ~ SoUV f0
j n. ns, lodging house, ',Inneuucca, as
5 ssed d 500, raised " SI,-OV
a. Portable, real estate, asses ed ut $oOO,
raI5eu to oil ,lGU
James GOulu, motel and buildings, assessed
at el,ooo, falseo u etiooV'
a sa,.,- ,..Is.. 80 ~ I,.,.
Ht,.rx Hu.c., rea. estate. a,sehs.d at $500.
rise. !, a.Uu
| Nev,.u, Il .,,,rtnern relesra,,h t,onpans teIe-
gam line, assessed al $1,000, RAISED 10
s.,oOV
o--"i4oo Aeiliei. h9u.ine niAii' 1'Se'''U ~
a, s ''Voo' 500. : 90 Wv, - a -
4"o NS 'o'ho ''o0A O~''Ao' "''e'0N ~
"iseo = eof -. 49,, ~, ~,
o. 1'ii' aii'A i'IA "''0' W ~
+''oo' A~ioo@ ~ "a wv se,.,
'rnn = ,'eea' ie"A oS'@''' @sSesNeo ~ eooo
i-i"en " s'oo, - , :, ss,o
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN LlhiMENr.

The most Wonderful Discovery
known to the NO. ld--Fee adj
whattne ieading Stock X aisers
Thi X of this Valuable Prepa-
ration.
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y SSeSS1nent n Office.
sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

sHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
4 0CA t,ON OF pr ucipaI place OF bus ness,
Il 4. San FranciscO C.IIioinia. Location OF
worKs Star District. Humboldt county,
= eyada.
No lea il hereby given. thai ut q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held on the n h DAY of
September, 1877, an asst sInent 10. 81 VI FIVE
Cents per share vas levied upon me capital
stock Of the corpJratiun, payable unnle-
diately in United ates gold cUiu. to the
Sec etary. at tine Office of The company, No.
80 Aontgo.aery street, san francisco,
California.
Any k upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on this
TWENrY-5EVENIH DAl OF OCTOBER,
1871.
Will be delinquent, and advertised Tor sale at
public auction; and unless payuen. is made
before will be sold ON
TAI URDAI, rhE SEVEN EENTH DAY
SOVhMBEa, 1877,
To pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs Of ADVERTISING ami expenses OF
sale.
BY order OF the Bo I'd OF Directors.
AB"AHs III s&ALaEl Secretary.
Once, - 3l2 Aon .gomery street. san
Francisco. ucti-td
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derstood to favor the old ticket, and to
beadverse to Tammany, which I'D COATES
"A new ticket, hence the struggle. FL
nally ballot WAS taken. resulting in
the triumph of Tammany. Tue commit
tee on contested seats was announced
and the Convention adjourned till to.
morrow
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04

FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

A Great Battle Near Alexand ropI~.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 8.
Official intelligence received here
states that Mnkhtars Pasha was, on
Tuesday engaged in great battle near
ALEX androple. When the telegram was
despatched the Turks appeared 10 be
winning.
A TurkIsh Rattali0n An hiIased.
KARAJAL, Oct. 3.
A general attack was-made on Mukh.
tar Pasha's whole line this morning
General Melikoff was ia command
Under orders ffome Grandl Duke
Michael. the key of Mukhtar's position
which was defended by only single
battalion, was attacked on three sides
and captured, aud the battalion annihi-
lated. The Turks tried to recapture
the point bat were repnlsed. Fnriher
progress of the Russians. was insignifi
cant. bat hopes are entertained of cut
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04

UWAvE IN STORE AND RECEIVING
w daily, fresh supplies OF Goods. which
nre offered q. the Lowest Prices for prompt
pay. comprising ~
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LEwEs. Del, 3.
morrow.

LEwEs. Del, 3.
Captain of the steamer MagnetIa. re-
ports his vessel sprung n leak at 4 n M,
on the Both. Pumps could not gain on
water. and the fire was extingulshed at
| s a. M. Passengers aud crew left at
p. M. Ship sinking fast at tune OF
leaving her. They were picked up by
steamer Baltic. Nothing was saved
| Magnetic was worth about $500, QUO.
Insured, She was loaded with cotton
and cargo was of considerable value.
stage Robber ia the Black Hills.
Stage robberies still continue in the
Black Hills region. Passengers do not
carry much money now while travelling.
Trial of railroad strikers.
READING, Pa 3.
Trial of rioters resumed this morn
ing. The prosecution callen JAS Low,
Geo. Alexander and JAS. Bowman, for
mer employees as fremon aud engineers
on the Philadelphia and Reading rail-
road. who We're induced to leave their
employment aud become mem bers of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Eugi-
PEERS. They testified that the union
meeting was held on Saturday evening
pre- vioas to the burning of Lebanon
Valley bridge, at which suggestions
were made that that bridge should be
blown up with kegs of powder. Some
thing was also said of a general agree
ment but no definite action was taken.
The Speakership.
CHICAGO. 8.
The Tribune's Washington special
says the partislans of various candidates
for Speaker, claim as follows: For
first ballot, Randall, 60; Cox, IS; Say.
Ter. 40; Black burn, IS; Morrison. 81;
Good and Scattering, %: making total
OF go votes which 1t is said are pledged.
The Yellow Fever.
FERNANDIA, Fla, 3:
No deaths were reported to day. Six
new cases and the city is in d4plora-
BILE condition.
A Comet Discovered.
WASHINGTON 3.
Prof. Harvey. of the Smithsonian In
stieute received the following telegram
to day. comet was discovered by
Tempel, at Florence Oct I'd.
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ting off Mukhtar q forces at Kars. The
Ru- SLAMS bivouacked on conquered po-
sition.
BUCHAREST. Oct. 3

BUCHAREST. Oct. 3.
Greater activity is observable before
Plevua since Monday. The reserves
aud reinforcements have arrived and 1t
is thought operations will commence
early next week. A Russian offici i
dispatch dated from before Plevna states
that on Monday and Tuesday Grand
Duke Nicholas. Prince Charles OF Ron
mania and General Todleben inspected
the Russian and Ronmanian positions.
All Russian aud Roumanian works are
we'll advanc d.
Rus ia Asks More soldiers OF Rou-
mania.
LONDON. Oct. 3
The Vienna political correspondent
announces that Russia has asked hou-
mania for further contingent of Az OOO
men, for which she promises the an
nexation of portion of Bessarabia and
considerable subsidy
Change Of Turk sh Commanders
CoNsTANTINoPLE Oct 3.
An imperial decree is published APP
pointing Raouf Pa>ha to the command
of the army of the Balkans at Schipsa
and Snleiman Pasha to the command
of the army of the Danube, vice Niche
nit Ali. recalled. Raouf Pasha has ar
rived at Schipka and assumed com.
mand.
Bashi BazoulSs Repulsed.
CtTTINJE. Oct. 3.
Some strong detachments of Bashi
Bazouks who attempted TO enter Mon
tenegro near Sutoyran were repulseG on
Monday after several hours of sangain
AIRY fighting.
Servia and Greece Active.
LONDON. Oct. 3.
A Belgrade dispatch reports an active
interchange of communication between
Servia aud Greece the dispatch of
cannon to the frontier and other war
like slgus.
The Russian imperial Guard.
BUCHAREST. Oct. ).
The last regiment of the Russian Inn
perial Guard passed through here to-
day.
Rmssia Offers To- Clear the Mouths of
the DAsube.
VIENNA, Oct 3.
Russia has offered to clear the OBJ
structions from the mouths of the Dam
ube if the neutral powers will guaran-
tee To prevent the entrance of Turkish
men of-war during the present war.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04

SP. I'D PnOGRAMME..

FIRST DAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER lSr.
TRoTTINo remium SC, 0; mile heats, 5 ina.
to harness; free for ill horses raised or
owned III ills ata,e Eastern Oregon,
Idaho titan or Cal fornia, east Of the ST.
ezra Nevada. First. SoOds ecvn4. $500;
third 500.
RurNIsG premium $500, fre for all horses
raised or oaned Ia this Stale. -Four or
more tn fill, three or more TO start. Ssrg.e
dash for one mile. first, $500: see0ni,
$lZ5; third, SO.
SECOND UAl TUE sDAY, OCTOBER and.
TRoTrIsG Premium $40; free for ali horses
raised or owned Ia umboldt county
F rst, 800; ,c''nd Sl25; third, SO
RUN MIR MUM sd0U; free for all horses
raised or ned Ia thi ) s3e. tastt IN Or
egIn, Idaho, tab or California, cast Of
the Sierra Nevads. Nile h.ais, two in
three. First, 500; seegud, $l5O, third.
$lsp.-
THIRD DAY, WEI NE5DAi, OCTOB 3D.
TaoTTIss irensinui 500; free for all nntried
tnree-year olds in his state asst
ern reg a, laaho or tan; mile heats,
two Ia til g, to harmless. irst, $500.
sec nj, SIS thitd $40.
RUN NG-Prt niuId ssDU. free for all horses
raised or owned IN his tae. trstern
ORG II. ldaho tab or Califarnia, east Of
the oIefr4 Nevada: mile heats three in
five, FRS, 500; second, $3.50; third.
SiO0
FoUarH DAY. THUR DAY, &C ODER 9TH
RUNNING Premium 500; free for al unified
thtee-ys az oIdn, o. und four, raised or
owned IL humboldt County; half mile
heats. Two ia hree. First, .300 second.
90: third S10O.
RUNNING ffemian $500; free for sll horses
raised or owned in this sta G. astern
gun, idaho California, east OF The
hieira >evadss; singl d.ssh OF three
qua ie Of i mile. irst, s2aa: second.
$751;. third, SIS
TRoTiNG premium $3.50; free Tor all double
teams Owned in his @tate, owners TO
drive; mih. heats. tbree in FIVE. 10 read
wagon. tlRat. 200; secOud SiUO: third,
So.
Lntii t. the above race will close
september 2Sth. Horses on eli la
the sboye race to be owned and dri en to-
& ther for three months preceding the
dag OF race
FIFTH DAY. FKID Y, OCTOB 5TH.
RUNNING Premium $780, fee for ali horses
raised or owned in humboldt county:
single dash of half mile. First, $l25;
Sc nd, SIS; third. $50
RUNNING iremi N $50 free for all horses
raised or owned ia humboldt county.
single dash OF one-quGit OF mile.
First, slu0; second, $40: third, SO.
RuNNISa Prem uIn 81 GO. free for all horses
o. the Coast: two miles and repeat.
AH9'' SVVV' reOoAu' s-vV' 'hftu' Wv
SIXTH DAY. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9TH.
AN Equ strian lournam MT W Ii AXE place on
the morning ~ The ; xth day. Presents
to he amount of $3.50 will be presented
IL thD cOnfestant~.
CoNsuLATI RgSSI e-PremiEm 5000; fires
for IL horses that have not taken first or
sec nd premiums duri 4 the tAir; mile
heats. Two ia three, First, $500; second.
$3.50; third, sos. fourth, $50,
A lfR4S SXNEpArAkr n 4cF will "a Ia plaea
ON the ixfh day
Also, a Cos PLlAESTARY sPEED CONTEXT
Single d sh " one mile, free for all
horses raised or owned Ia The state.
Winning horse to receive the winnemucca
Plate AID Gold Medal,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04

The Tnscarora Mining Review has
launched ont as a daily. We are
pleased to note this evidence of pros
perity ofithe Review and the mining
camp it so ably represents.
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DEADwoeD gamblers are rem

DEADwoeD gamblers are remarkably
superstitious.. One says he is always
lucky when wearing certain shirt.
lie won 100000 one day while wear
ing it. Others read their luck in
dreams. in the weather. or in the num-
her of men they meet in walking GER
ain distance. When lnck is against
them they change their clothing.
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w ESTERN DISPATCHES
Arrival Of she Rifie Team.

SAN Francisco, Oct 4.
The California Creedmore Team ar
rived here last night. The whole mill.
tary force of the city turned out to greet
them. They were conducted to the
ball where toasts were drsnk by many
of our Influential citizens. The festiv
tiles were kept up to a late hour. Gen
eral McOomb says there is disposition
East to wrest the trophy from them
next year, but they think, they viii be
able to retain it,
saicfd~-vsrdict OF Murder.
Robert l.. Brown, of Portland. Ore
gen, commission melcAant, committed
suicide Wednesday night; cause. re-
jected love.
In the case of Joseph Gardella. on
trial for the killing of Armand Anslett,
the jury brought in a verdict of murder
in the first degree. Sentence will be
pronounced on Friday the 18th Instant
at 10 o'clock u. m.
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Running races viii be made to conform
strictly TO the Pacific Coast kule., and Trot-
ting RACES 10 those OF ths National Associa ion
second No entry Will be considered without
1t ID accompanied by the entrance money.
All eniries vail be closed at G o'clock the
day reeediiig eacb'race. except for saadls
premiums.
In all the above races, four or more must
enter, three or more must start.
An entry fee Of 10 per e.nt Of thu purse
competed for must be paid 20 the
secretary at the time of entry.
CO. BLLES, President.
O. CHESowETH, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-04

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Aug. /, 1877,
GENTLEMEN. 1 wish to say to you and the
public; that have found no better 7, med. for
aprains, Brfii es. Saddl Ialls Etc. than v ur
Rocky Mount AIM inimenG. IL cures every
time. Yours Vers respectfully.
+. 5cAUFFER.
DEEP CREEK Utah.
GEsTLEMEN.--Yogr Limment, has been az
such great service to me u many Others
that feel You should know the facts; we have
many horses IN the range. " e have useI your
Rocky Mouniain Imminent, for addte Calls
Lameness, stiffness Of tie Joiuts, Etc always
with the most satisfactory result. We fY,d II
q very valua' lie remedv. everything You re-.
commend it to be. .. Il. WoR ELLINGTON.
RAFT RIVER, Idaho. July 10. 1877
GENTLEMEN. Il most oheerfully hear teAti-
moDy 10 the value of your Rocky Mountain
iinlment. have used it for Sprains Brui ca
saddle Calls, Etc, and can conhd II ly rec.m.
Mend 1t as being and doing all that Ia claimed
ior H. Very hesp'y Yours, ~
j. Q. SHIRLEY.
GoosE CREEK, Nevada.
GENTLEMAS.--I " 81 afflicted with Ri una.
tism IN the back, being unable to attspd to
my busines my sufferings were Intense
Procarei bottle Of yonr valuable Liuiment
and aIn happy say that before using one
bottle was compl tely cured fave since
used the Eminent CA saddle CALLS. Etc which
always produced The desired effect.
j. g. ARMS RONG.
For sale by @. A. DEsA ussURR, wholesale
And:Resaai Druggist, winnemaccs, New. as
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For Stomachs Out of Order

No medicine viii go cfectuaiy Improve tn.
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nau"n JAundicc. Liver Complaints. IuInhago.
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~ hIngs xvi, sorr Throat stone and c-,v.I
80 oa.oIrsui'i iuuioFs, tis",s. Worms Of all
kiL tS Weakness from aTlr Ysu..
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IMPORTANT CAUTION

L, soh' Az genuine unless the signature Of !
hAfl.R a. As agent for the United Stat. .r,
s'.14s ea'h o'h 81 fl.is and Ointment, A hand
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81 There Is considerable saving bv tain, ..
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b.-DiFeotions fort the guidance II patient, in
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.Offce, liz Liberty. Street, New York.
Ji5-dw-ly
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MARK THESE FACTS,
The Testimony o. the Whole World.
HOlCOWAY'S PILLS.

mad no appetite Hoiioways Pill! gave Inc q
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Your Pills marvellous"
send for another box. and keep them in the
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Dr. Holloway has cured my hcadac be that WAS
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II gave one Of your Pills To my babe for cbole
"a morbus. The dear little thing got well in a
day" "
MY nausea OF u morning II now cured"
Your box of Holioway's Ointment cured me Of
noises In the head. l rubbed some Of your Oint.
meDt behind the ears. and the noise has left.'
send ne two boxes, l want one for q poor
family"
enclose dol ar your price is Is cents but
the medicine to me is worth dollar
Send mr. five boxes OF your Pills"
Let me have three boxes of Your Pill by return
mai. for Chills aud Fever"
have over 1pi such testimonials AZ these I'm.
want of space compsls me 10 conclude
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-12
For Curtaneous Disard crs

And oil eruptions az the skin this Ointment -
most Invaluable. 1t does not heal x,eru.lly alone
but penetrates with the most searching effects 10
the very root of The eNli
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-12
HOlCOWAY'> PILLS
Invariably cures the following deseases
Disorder Of the Kidnevs

In all diseases affecting these organs ,,b.,h.
tney sterefe too much cI too little wafer tr
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel p
WIN aches aud psins ssttled in the loins over the
regions 81 the kidney. these Pills should be taken
according 10 the priated directions mud n. nin,
ien' should be well rubbed Into the small Of m,
back a. bed time. This treatment will give almost
immediate relief when all other means hive f,d