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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
GENERAL NEWS MINIS.

49,
An Irish cooper was summoned before
. magistrate In Cork . few werks ego
for nsglscting 10 support his wife. hs
had married a rich widow. had wasted
her marriage portion. and whom abe was
reduced 10 restitution had dsesrtsd hsr.
His defense had the merit OF nevslfy :
She had O son by the hnt marriage and
the young man ought TO support his
mother. The magistrate sent him to
jail for three months IN order that hs
might have an opportunity for revising
his notions OF matrimonial obligations.
7 Two brothers In Troy. who went
home late one night recently from o eel.
sbration, disliksd to arouse their aged
father One OF them. after INFINITE
pains, effected an entrance Int the
house BY msanA Of . grapevine and .
back window. Then. taking on bis
shoes, he stsalthily descended to the
door 10 let In his brother, and found It
unlocked.
The richest actors on the American
stage are our three most noted come
dians-John z. Owens, John 8. Clark
and Joseph Jefferson. Al q rule light
comedians are s~xtravagant and TRACE
dians grasp moro fame than fortune. II
il the funny man Of the troupe. at whom
all the world Is laughing, who rsaps the
best financial harvest.
A champion Of the cause OF Libsrian
exodus assured the negroes OF Charles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
HUMBOLDT DISTRICT FAIR.
TIE Fourth Days Races In winse'
mueea-rhe Paviiioa asd what
wns seen There.


From the wlnrsmuecs Silver State. Oct. 8.
The fourth day Of the races closes
last evening. The attendance at III,
track was the largest OF the week. Tn,
weather since Mondays "blow out
has been delightful. The Arst race yes
tsrday was for the Society's premium o.
$500. free for all thres-year.olds; mile
heats, best two in three. 10 harness
The entries were: T. W. Norcross' ser
rel Ally, Pedro; ]. A. Blossoms 8. =,
California.
Comparatively few pools were sold on
this race, there being few takers against
the horse. The first and the third heats
were won by California; second heat by
Pedro. Tims-3a0X; 3i4X; $685.,
The second = G was a running race.
single dash Of three quarters Of a mile,
for the Socisty's premium Of $500.
The entries were: ..
II. Laswsll's b. h., Sooner; A. Evans
Ballot Boy; T. Is. Stuart's Emma
Skapcs; W.. II. Sears Jerry.
Posls sold lively on this race, Emma
and Ballot Box being the fayorites BY
turns. with the odds toward the last In
favor of Inc mare.
some difBculty WINS sxperiencsd IN
getting the horses OF; tbs mare and
,Jorry. sulkipe. Attbe atari. the mare
80 la, Inn, sbe shot sbssa liks an
- al cam. nm ,ho Nome strstch
- p.us. -. .na 1920,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Eureka Ssntinsl says : From the
passengers who came up on the Battle
Mountain stage Sunday morning, says
the Tuscarora Rsuiec, We learn that the
stage vas upset when about thirty miles
from this place by running of the grade.
The coach had eight grown persons and
three children inside and two men on
top at the time Of the accident, and
every n OF them we're moro or less in
jursd. N child having an arm broken
between the elbow and wrist. and q lady
sustaining very serious internal injuries.
No blame In attached to the driver. ~
he was unable to keep on the grade,
owing to the darkness. but the passcn-
gers say the coach was started out OF
Battle Mountain without any lights, and
they attributed the accident to this cause
alone.
The Eureka Seniinel Of Thursday con-
tains extracts from the Lsndon Mining
Journal indorsing the decision OF Judge
Field In the case Of The Eureka Con-
solidatsd vs.. The Richmond. and ad-
visss the British shareholders In the lat
tor company to abandon what Il terms a
useless litigation. II also advises . SET
Element by arbitration Of the question
Of damages with the Eureka Company.
II says the Richmond Company. ignor-
ing tho plain letter OF the law, know
ingly entered its nsighbor's ground. and
must pay the damage. A COMMITTEES OF
English shareholders will arrive there
Saturday from London TO investigate
the affairs Of The Richmond.
The total amount OF bullion shipped
BY the Richmend Company for Ssptsm-
Der IL $50, 1853. OF this amount SAG
wa in refined bullion. while $500
was in crude bullion. ~consistieg oil l2O
tons, assaying $500 per ton. The fur
naces started up on the 9th Of September.
but the refinery was not put In operation
till the latter part Of the month. and
there remains an immense amount OF
bullion at the works. stacked In cords
ready for refining. which will 90 In the
returns for the present month. and the
shipments for October will no doubt
treble those Of September.
The Austin Rsrsius says ! Miss Emma
Whom, who is now undergoing q course
Of musical training iu Vienna. writes TO
her father. DR.. W. w. Whom, OF this
city. ~ follows /: 81 could not wish for
more brilliant progress than ! AM
making. Marchssi calls me her Cali
fernia Nightingale My voice In these
four months has grown 80 strong thni
you would not recognize t., This will
DO good news to Miss wi1om's many
friends In Austn' VINO are anxiousiy
watching her progress.
A. n. Cohn, Of Phoebe. through his
attorneys. II. NJ. Beatty and George
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

MAxAoER McvicKEn. Of Chicago. after
an interval Of many years. felt that he
would like to repeat an early attempt nj
playing Falstaf. About half q dozen
people came TO SEQ ii. With character.
istic psrtinacity he put on the posters.
.s1t day. the following announcement
In consequence Of the fact that nobody
came to the theatre last evening TO Wit
ness the above performance. the mana
ger takes pleasure In informing the pub
lic that Il will be repeated tonight. y
And play u he did until be conquered
an audience.
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spEoIAl

observation-disclosures ladies' rourps
mept for tho most accomplished and gracefu
lady nders. Friday. October 10. 81 10 O'Clock =
The Society oler -four premiums, which vii
combat IL the Soci.tv's silver plste, valued re-
spcctiyeiy 81 500, tf0,f $40 and GO.
SPECIAL PRRMlUMs.--IAdy's hat. value
AS. gtn Of Aisaro Kvsns; standard edition oil
poems, gin of 4. n. Jamison.
The lsdy who 10 sdjudged nfst shali have be!
ehoios OF all premiums offeredy the second
adv ehall have second ehoice. and 10 on. u ID
eriscted that other special premiums viii b
ADDED TO this list By private contribution.
viii be Allowed TO compete for pfixes. Ladies'
viahing 10 compete for prtses viii pleess send
nance 10 Secretary. indorsed BY Two members
Of the Society.
JAMES n. BoRLASD. secretary.
Reno, Nsuda.
O. 0. BArTrRxAS. Prssidsss. ssis'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

Tar ate which has been purchased
for the monument commemorative Of
the surrender Of Burgoyne. lies at the
enhance Of the cemetery near Schuyler
vile. Two acres have been secured. at
. cost Of $500. The patriots in that
section are evidently willing TO turn an
honest penny.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

TIE Iowa Democracy are in . dread.
full unhappy condition. Three Of the
leading party organs refuse to support
the candidate for Governor. and declare
with much viser that they "rspudiais "
him. Well. IL does not seem necessary
to make such . time about ID. The pso-
ple will do the same thing quietly on
election day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

The telegraph line from Eiko to Tus-
earora was completed yesterday. The
distance BY wire between the two towns
IL forty-four miles. In Elko the event
VA celebrated last night in grand style.
The streets Of tho town were lighted BY
sonhres. and free champagne was fur
nished TO all callers At the Gem Saloon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

fzrsE vasn't much '.man-millinsry,'
"sarpst-knightism or "guah about
Mr.. Curtis' speeches at Rochester. but
there wee a immense amount Of eenu-
inc eloquencs. and Of the most virils
ssrt Of common sense. Mr.. Csaklipe's
irony vas bitter and brilliant. but Il did
mot % the case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
ATTENTION.. ENGINEERS

THE FIRST rIvisIoN OF STATIONARY
Il ENaiNRERS OF Virginia City herby ten.
der a cordial Invitation 70 eli their brother
enaineen OF storsS and Lyon counties TO sttsnd
%: ball e Ss g, csT6 II IAN NI \ rTp'pVr's Hall
v. d. sABiN. ohisf Engineer.
], X. Coutrxk eecrvtafy. te7s Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

Proceedings have been threatened
against W. ]. Florence for the use OF
the title "That Wife Of Mine" for his
new comedy. The claim 10 that the
title was copyrighted for = novel some
months ago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
SPEED PROGRAMME.
First D~ay-Monday, October Is.

4. BlLtNETTE SrAKR.-For thoroughbrcd
thrse,year oia niiirs. society 70 $40 an amoui,
W. .ns.sne. D@n y one M va"
nue., hl,Ianoe, ~. Any MY Ia. IA prs-
s,9ss,y wVn an . hsse ,nas noe estry nvc poI ,ais
pounds extra; any ally that ha, Won thrro
ia,es, sen Pouhos sius. oecoha my 70 sa'e
snusnce'
q NpyInA .xntoAp-n.s M an. and
\ ousrter mile. free for an. Knitted 10 cioec
Sspssnge, ~e,sn,s snhSuncsa ssp s,nn ~
Sorf.it. s2o ool, iSdeci.r.d .nt soeicsv "a al
500. Second hor.s 10 save entrance
ali iors.s IN ssvsds ana c.iiiorni. cas-. q The
Ala $40. Second hor,c 10 ave entrssce.
4. RuNNiNo..DDh Of two miles. free for
forfeit. second horse 10 saws entrances.
Weights to rule.
Three or more nominations Will he required
%str,eti, enforss ,he ruies for collecting forfeiis.
but VIII be responsible for none. In no case
~"
0. TROTTIN0.- Purse, 5000; class, RIO;
mile heats, thrcs In i've. TO harness; free for all
horcs IN Nevsda snd California east Of tbs
third. Sioo.
Oiosed. with the following entries: W. n.
Chamberlain names b. m Jewess l.. y. Breed
names i. Q. Houey Lake Chbf; J.J. Nichols
names IN. M. Lulu N. O. Lake names .. Z.
Aukkihs' VAsou hsihos ~. Nc'sus.
o. TRorTiNG..Pare.. 5000; class. 2a1i
al. First, 5000: second, $50 third. fl0o.
Third Day-Wednesday, October II.
=. RusSrNa.-purse, A. o, two mile. and
repeat; free for ali hor,es In Nsvads and Cali.
fornia east Of ths Sierra Nevada. Pirst, $500
'S'"' s~o' '~'
~. ~ n, psn w. ssso one ssson oa' ann I'M
thlrd. iso.
o.. RuNNrNo.-puue. 400, ds.b Of half
mil. frss m, ali. Pir,t. sIni. sseond. I'D
third. as
pourth Day-fbursday. October IA.
IN reo1srtun -pr.. q, mn. nil. hat.
~. 49,. ~ ~, snr.Asss,
o \ ~ ~ t ssv.as mi T.I,to,r,s nj ~ ihs sis1.
Ssx.d. p,r.t' Ssoo .eeosd' Ssso . mira Siso,
fourth. Sit0,
Cioscd. with the following entries; l.. n.
Breed n.mcs 81. Lille 81 L. II. Fox names
bIS. 6. Othsllo, T, w. Norcross names ;, 1.
Pedrv; A. X. Lamb names o. c Tom Fox; Ia.
Blossom amc .. {. California.
II. TROrTTNG.-Pune, $500 class. free for
s,oStsec,nd s;oo. third. aioo' fntries 10 close
octo6sr IN.
Rlfth Day-Rrlday, October I'D.
n RUNNING Purse, $500; two miles and
repeat I, free for all. First. $500; scc-nd. 500;
~
Is. RUNNfNG.-Pnrsc. 5000; mile and n.
peat ; free for all horses IN Nevada and Caltfor
MIA east n the sierra Nevada. Fint. $3.50;
second, $50; third, 800.
IL. TROTT1N0 Purse. 500; doubls team.
Closed without required entries. Money 10
b offered in another elss'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06
NOTICE.


ru,rr STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SILVER
HILL MINING COMPANY are hereby
notified thu. the increased stock of tho Com.
psuy will b. ready for delivery at the once Of
The Company. no. 10 Hs,ward's Building. tis
c.utorui. street. San Fnnekeo. California. on
MONDAY, the sih instant. when. upon surrsn-
der Of the old certificate. two shares ortas new
stock and two shares Of the capital stock Of the
sr. Louis MINNIE COMPANY will be Issued for
each share Of the old stock.
ocs W. Z. DEAN. Secretary.
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TO LEI.

uug LARGE STORE IN DIR. HALLS
building, opposite d: Nivsofhes, On Main
strsse. recently oeeupisd y : : nss,naii
sssim ph' HALL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

The good are never successiul In
catching fish. We have tried 1t our
sslves.-RocA<ter Union.
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aoRN.

NEW uO.0Avs
NATIONAL GUARD HAL, VIRGINIA.
]. n. hsNA8kH
D. II. Vinson. Stage Manager
L. Jacobson. .huAical pirector
Saturday Evening, october 9Th.
POSITIVELY TnR LAST NIGHT OF
R osE E,
-susroHrrD sr-
Mr.. T. W. KEEHE.
Mr.. J. N. WARD.
Aud the Pail Dramatic Company.
Boaeicault's Great Play. in ave acts. entitled
E AsTRAY.
COUNTESS ARMAND caAspocE:::,.
COUNT RUDOLPH cHASTScs.;: 800
MONDAY EVENING. October 8. the Popular
Favorite.
MISS KATY MAYhEW,
win appear a. "PAscnoN. TIE CRICKET"
ApMlsSION........ ........'.'...''. ~
0allrry. ov
deserved Seats .,........ ............. oo
~ Reserved seat. for ssls q, A,hs Book
6iorc. Box sheet now open.
ROBERT n. HBRRLR,
se21 Manager for Ross rytinge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-06

r IBKRAL SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR ALL
worthy articles exhibited. not mentioned In
schedule. The society will give, In addition TO
the premidms named. Q gold medal TO the most
mstiiorious exhibitirn In each department..
The society's silver medal viii DO tbs award Of
highest merit. All premiums over i've dollars
may. In the discretion OF the Board ~ Trustees,
be paid In the Society's plata. Manufactured
expressly for the purpose.
Gazette Gold Medal-yalue, 500.
RxSo. August Is. 1871.
JAnEs II. BoRLAHp, Secretary. piesse orr
. gold m~edsl-value. %9ioo-from tbs EneniRy
Gdssffs. for the best snd largest exhibit In any
department 81 your Fourth Annual Fair.
respectfully JOHN =. ALEXANDER.
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT.
All fright will be shipped 10 and from the
Fair. over the Virginia and Truches Railrosd.
free Of charge.
Tbs Central Pacific will transport articles for
exhibition. within the Stats. free Of charge:
al half rates from other States.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-18
FOREIGN.

WAR ITEMS.
London, Sept, ls.-Fort St. Nicholas
captured by the Turks is said to be tle key
Of the Russian positions in the Shipka Pass
and TO command other Russian works.
General Raditxky, Russian commander, ia
suppo ed to lave about $1,000 men, and
Suleiman Pasha 10000
NAVAL. MOVEMENTS.
Peremn Try orders have been received at
Portsmouth, for the Iron armor plated steam
ship Triumph and Hercules to be got ready
for sea by the 3o.h Of October. 1t is expec-
ted the Triumph will relieve the Shah in
the Pacific.
DIsMARK ARD AADRAssY
A dispatch from Salzburg, says Bismark
aud Andras.y have taken apartments at the
came hotel and meet to day
ATURKisH NAVAL VICTORY.
London, SEPT, ls.-It's reported tina,
two Russian gunboats in Kilia, mouth Of
tine Danub., were attacked by Turkisl,
iron clad, and one gunboat was 70 badly in
iured that il had to he destroyed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-18

Haying 10 sill in progress. although our
farmers have early provided themselves
With good stacks. More hay has been put
up this summer throughout The country than
any previous season.
The Bohemian settlers 10 this county
have harvested extraordinary crops Of wheat
tSis year. A number of them have over .
thousand bushels each, and quite large
number Of them have about five hundred
bushels each. II il estimated that the Bo.
hen iaoa in this county will have thirty
thousand bushels Of wheat, and the remain
der Of our farmers, it is thought, will have
enough to make up hundred thousand
busheIs
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-18
Nlohrara Pioneer. Sept. 18th.

Nl"brara Pioneer. Sept, 18th
We learn that Judge Valsntine has dcci.
dcsi the case Of Hinmsn W. hos in aver Of
the defendant. and finds the property OF the
San,re Agency taxable,
We learn that the Surveyors on the rail.
raAd ass II work ia our county. One Of sle
eAae ~ IN town yesterday Cor provi.ioas
ssd md ihai hey vssv ss vosA srvs. ailss
Asesw sAh rlsrA
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-18

the Texas coast. Lynchburg; on San
Jscin,o bay, ws partly submerged BY the
back water. Trains we're expected to enter
Galveston this morning.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-18
BY TELEGRAPH
WALL STREET.
New York, Sept. IS.

WALL SIKEECs
New York, Sept. ls.
Gold-l.O3.
Money-2lMe3.
Governments-Firm.
Stocks--Strong and higher
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Sept. IS.
WHEAT-Lower at call; l.45M1l.45l
NJ 2, winter red September 33@ 1873!
No. 2, spring September.
CoRS-Strongcr mixed western; 81
M5Sc.
OATs-S,rong-r; mixei western; 50
@13Gc.
PoRK-Quiet; 1925.
LARD-s,eady $500 900.
WHIsKY-l3.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Sept. IS.
WHEAT-Weak and lower; l.l2 for cash :.
l.osa for September l.O3l for October.
CoRN-Weak and easier; 43!c for cash !;
43l asked for October.
OATs-SteAdy 24,c for cash or Octo-
ber.
RYE-53c
BARLEY-G0lc.
PoRk-Firmer; 1854 forcash; 1911!
for the year.
LARD-Firmer; s.75 for cash SIS for
the year.
WH1sKY-9.
| MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Sept. IS.
WnEAr-Advanced !@lc; l.l2s 70,
cash l.lOs for September; LOAF for Oc-
tober; No. 5. los.
CoRS-Easier; 53c.
OArs-Lower 23!c.
RYE-554c.
| BARLEy-65lc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-18
LEGAL.
SHERIfF.S SALE.

TERRITORY or DAKOTA. is
COUNTY or iANkToS
pf virtue Of an osSier of the judge Of the dis
- trict court in and for the second judicial dis
trict Of Dakota Territory. to me directed. l shall
expose TO sale Al public vendue, as the law di-
rects, ~, the ssth day ai September, 1871. at .
o'clock IN the afternoon. At the front door Of the
court house, In The city of Hanktpn. d. T.. the
following properly. towii Ono sorrc, horse
ono bay horse, one black hosse. and one citeS,
nut sc:rrl horSr, as the property of ~. u. Gard
her, Clarence Van TaSsel u f Andcrran aud
7 y French, doing business ~ n. T. Anderson
q Co. and latrly doing business under the hrM
name at the vank,Yn. ~ rscrrr 3 BLACK Hills
ttAGr Csmgsany,r II Tho sssit a John ~ fogeafy
y. A. AAkER,
1Awu NAes4l
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-18
YANK1oN PRODUCE MARKET.

YANk1ON PRODUCE MARKET.
BUYERS GRAIN PRICES.
" Iesit aJB
Oats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :. ............ %
Barley. .Z50 ~
rye t.....................- .5bUbS
Flax per bushel ......758S
RETAIL PRICES.
Corn shelled, per Sc 50 cts
Corn ear. per 20 hS.. SO cts
Oats. new per 32 MS. f,s.....................3O 80 cts
Oats. old. per 81 hs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 cts
Barley, per IS Observation-Disclosures. 40 cts
Bran. per 100 MS. co cts
Mixed bran and meal. per lUO bS.. ...........S 20
Corn Meal. unboted. per 100 r,s............ l 10
Corn Meal. bOlted, per 100 bS. S............... so
Flour. patent. per 100 nS. nS................... .
Flour. Pearl White per loo fhs. ............. 3 90
Flour Golden Drop. ................ 3 IS
Flour. le Seuer, l'er 100 Ms. ....... so
Flour. Rye. per 100 fS........... .......... 80
Flour. Graham. per loo fhS. hS.................. IS
Butter, per H.. .....................l5 Is cts
Eggs, per doZ. .l5 cts
Potatoes. new. per buSllel l.................45 cts
Onions per peck. ....................25 25 cts
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-18

Spefial alotifts.
BOARD WANTED.
Bya yonng lady. in "A private family. Ad
dress, stating terms, &c.
P.O. Box ,c6.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-18
TAKEN UP.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Three Horxes Lost.

Or the 18th of August. in Hutchinson county,
81 miles from Yankton, one light brown horse,
medium SIZE years old one bay horse. years
old: one dark brown mare years old Any
person delivering the horses or giving informa-
ton where they can he found at the store of ia
cob Max. Yankton, will receive fifty dollars re-
ward, joan ELwEI.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-18

ChldStowm, arrives Fridays at ~. NJ. and de-
parts saturdays at "a. NJ.
l'rcnchiown. Neb., arrives Tuesdays aud Fri
days al 10 A. N. and departs ut same days ut I
J.. NJ.
Lodi. arrives Tuesdays 1T II VI. and departs
Wednesdays 1T l T.. NJ.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-19
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL00D-PuRIFiEl.
HEMAR.

This SUrOm pTf0bfr EIGhiIIb
N DOrerfui IiTERIYITE, TONI, .:
TkEIIG, DIIPIfORLTIC, aud arr
ENT, combining cirtaes rhich rn"'
n iuraiuabie and Heper- failing, "'.; No.
Its continued use rW Thoroughly rfdG'
cate all diseases Of the blood. IFS f"Gre
dients are Of "a purely harmless rL'".'''
ton, the products Dnfhcred Jrom ,'"'"'"
Egyptidn Provinces, aud uherc Le'Y
tenn, Il ncrer Jaiis ia greeting nat d's"' Sc
through The medium Of ihc skii, ne 20
1,eIiinl IL through he nn"D and id"'"''
channeis Of ne cody, M,,cbg ano, ~
their proper normal and Junciionm 20"
dtion. A rery tricf spacc OF IN" ""'
con.imce any pa,t." 90, ,a,s,mg a. 81 q. e"
tire properties, Il being, most .nq.c.no,i.
attn. ne gerry acme Of snedioat tri""Dh",
aud the D,cafcst dioeoro'U or the presr"t
age, Ia TIE Treatment Of erery dlseas"
srhere the blood itself "a primdr'fr he
seat Of the iesion or disorder. sue. a,
SCROFTL4 and the thousand and Que
causes that lead 10 this terrible dH!eti0R,
Of ,rhich all cirHised eon.,n.n"''' ar"
ed thai the " Sins Of The Fathers SHAH
risit eren unto tie MlFd and Ionrth gen.
rratioas,v and 10 BROKEN DOUN AND
ESFEEBLED COASTITtIiOAS u Is
1o,rerfH regeneration, causing TIE ,rrcck
OF man once mOr, T. assume tho God. ~
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COMPL HINTS, GENERIL AND hEht-
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boon tony sought Jor bD scnsittre, ,"" = o
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AZ FORMS or CHRONIC Disc ~
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-19
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

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auxiOua 10 be cured should try Dr. kiss.
ner's Celebrated Consumptiye Powders.
These powders are the only preparation
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We don't want your money until you are
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II you HE h worth saving, don't delay In
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