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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-14
OPPOSITION TO HAYES.

There are q great many people in
Ohio who can eat crow, but there are
also a great many who do not banker
amer it. A numerously attended
meeting at Columbus the other night
bitterly denounced Hayes for his inf
deity to the principles Of the Repub-
lican party. Republicans throughout
the STATE were invited to assist Ia shap-
ing q course to be pursued in the pres.
emit campaign. The talk is that an
anti-Hayes Republican ticket will be
placed in the field. This move in con-
nection with the action Of the State
Conventions of Iowa and Maine, bids
fair TO bring out the anti Administra-
ton sentiment Of the Republican party
in other sections OF the country. That
y large majority Of the party are dis
pleased with the Presidents policy
does not admit Of . doubt. All that is
necessary Is q decent beginning to
sweep the country with the old Re-
publican enthusiasm and range the
whole party In pronounced opposition
TO the Administration. Blaine has set
the ball in motion In Maine. Ohio
sends It spinning along, and we shall
be much surprised il the develop MEETS
OF the immediate future are no the
revere Of agreeable to the occupants
Of the White House.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-14

the Balkan passes will continue to be
held by the Russians.
PARIS, August 10.
A dispatch from Gabroval says: Ac-
cording TO a report received here. the
Turks have burned the hospital at
Eski Saghra, which contained 500 sick
persons.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-14
ARIZONA,
A COwnrdly Murder, and Other
Items of News.

1btlAbS va NcWS.
PREsCoTT, A. T., August IL.
g. III. Wilson, keeper of the Ante
lope station, between Wickenburg and
Prescott, was murdered yesterday by
Wm. Partridge in a cowardly manner.
He shot Wilson in the brush. the lat.
ter being unarmed. Partridge es-
capped.
The westward driver on the Pres
colt and Santa Fe stage line found on
the road the body of a German. name
unknown, who is supposed to have
been murdered, as he had 1880 with
him when last seen.
The mail rider between Corbat and
Prescott was shot at yesterday near
Cross mountains. His horse threw
him and run away with the mail. The
robbers were two white men and an
Indian.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-14

Miss GEoRGIA KINNEY, the lady
about whom the San Francisco CrOn-
fete attempted to get up a piece of
scandal while she was in Washington.
is now in Reno, stopping at the Depot
Hotel, while Congressman Page is
paying his attentions to the Chronicle
~ Placerville. California. Reno
Gaelic.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-14
NEVADA.
Drowned In Lake Higher.

VIRGINIA CITY, August 10.
Henry b. Bostwick, ex-Secretary of
the Yellow Jacket, was drowned this
morning, at Lake Tahoe, while bath
ing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-14

NEwBURGH, N. V, August Is.
Cadet Northrup. of the third class OF
the West Point Military Academy, was
drowned while bathing in the Hudson
on Saturday. The body has not yet
been recovered.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-14
NOTICE..

T,HE LADY WHO TOOK A CHILD'S
i LAWN BASQUE from our store, some
six week. ago. to see II il would fit her child.
will please retdrn the same or the price Of it.
o. DUNKEL 4 co.
Eareka. August ID, 1877. augl4-tf
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MARRIED.

Carson. August 7-Wm. Croson to May Bile
thon.
Virginia. July 3l-T. d. Gilmour to Miss
Ella Taylor.
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Placer Mines.

Professor Raymond's paper, the
Engineering and Mining Journal, in
an article on Gold and Silver Min
ing" says: "a placer deposit is
caused by water passing owe or across
gold bearing rocks, by which the
metal is carried down into the river
channel and there deposited until deep
bars of auriferous gravel accumulate,
often covering hundreds and thous-
ands Of acres" If this theory he
correct. there ought Il be some pretty
rich gold-bearing quartz lodges on the
mountains overlooking the Osceola
placer mines in White Pine county.
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BORN.

Eureka August l3-Wife of William Bid
iingmayer, u SOB.
Eureka Mil, August s-Wie of John Nc
Crimmen. n son.
Carson, August 9-Wife of W. NJ. H~avenor.
n son.
Cherry Creek, August s-Wife of W. 5.
Clayton, twin boys.
Virginia, August l0-Wife Of Jas. hurry. a
daughter.
Virginia, August 9-Wife of John Ilaub. a
daughter.
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Heavy Commercial Failure.

Troy, N. ", August Is.
Darwin W. Sherman, the most ex-
tensive merchant of Warren county.
has failed. Liabilities, Sl60,0 900; assets,
unknown.
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NOTICE..

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
i Of the First Hebrew Congregation will
take place this CrUESDAY evening. at 8
o'clock. at the residence Of o. Dunkel. A
full attendance is requested. ms business OF
importance wall be transacted. By order OF
p. STELER, President.
Nj. CALIsHER. Secretary.
Eureka, August II. 1877. a~uglf-lt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-14

49, THESE LOTS ARE KNOWN AS
fxfm! "Bsach's Addition to San JOSEF
The soil is a rich. sandy loan. and
HaIX will produce anything that enc can
wish in the way Of grain, fruit or vegetables.
of less than 100 feet.
The Gas and Water Companies have laid
their pipes across this property.
The Horse Cars are within q few blocks,
and will soon cross this property.
The State Normal School isyithin a few
hundred yards.
Tbs public and private schools of San Jose
are equal to any on the coast.
The title is perfect, and all things consid-
cred, these Lots are the best investment ever
offered in San Jose, and now is your time to
secure a home at q nominal price. Do not
delay, as they are being disposed Of rapidly.
For maps, conditions. terms. ETC., call i'm
mediately at spinks' Bath House, in
Eureka. New.
auIO II. +. BARTLETT, Agent.
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The Maine Republicans resolved
that Packard was ss much entitled to
the Governorship Of Louisiana as r.
b. Hayes was to the Presidency. The
SENTINEL has made that same state
ment over and over again. In fact. We
have asserted, and reiterate now, that
the claim of Packard was . long way
the best Of the two. Packard received
one thousand more votes than the
highest Of Hayes electors; and yet the
count was declared valid and legal as
to Hayes and fraudulent and void as
TO Packard. Out on such mockery Of
justice and the rights Of the people,
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NEW YORK, August Is.
The Canadian pilgrims to Rome ar
rived this morning and attended mass
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DILLHEAD DIS, LErTERHEADe.
ID and cards. printed nj the I'll
Office. to order
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MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, Aug. Is.
An attempt was made to-day to
wreck the through passenger train at
Packerton. Some one unlocked and
turned the switch, but the engineer
saw the danger in time to check the
speed CT the train, and although every
car but ran of the track none of
the passengers were injured.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-14

Nh. w. B. TAYLOR has succeeded to
the propristorship Of the Typo Sun.
Regarding the political course Of the
paper under his management, Mr..
Taylor says: "The Sun will be inde-
pendent In politics. We shall criticise
the acts Of all public men. giving them
such need of praise or blame a. we
believe to be their due, be they Repub-
lican or Democrat" That is the cor
rect doctrine, and Mr.. Taylor possesses
an abundance Of the Independent
leavsn 10 keep bis journal in the prop
or groove. We wish tho Sun success
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Grand Prize Bullion.

The RerieW of the 18th says: The
Grand Prize Mining Company on
Wednesday shipped 8 bars of bullion.
valued at sl5,2l3 81. on Thursday 0
bars, valued at Sli .90i II. and last
night s bars. valued at Si3.425 90;
which, added to the shipment made
last Saturday, makes a grand total for
the past week OF SOC, 773 81.
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at the Cathedral. In the evening q re-
ception was given them at their hotel.
They leave to- morrow for home.
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SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. l3.
Saturday afternoon Carbonate was
thrown into a wild excitement. Almost
$50 miners compelled the pump men
TO abandon their posts. The fires were
drawn and the mines are being food
ed. A crowd also visited the yard of
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany, and detained a tram loaded with
coal. The carr of the Erie Colliery
were visited, and the pumps stopped.
DassardIy Astemps to Wreck
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DIED.

NEW TO Y.
, 1877-01-25
VANDEIlllII4T'S WHIST.
AAIa lI.rI FsiAu..x

The Ercatcst passion Of wh!rh ho was possess
cd was casd.playtne. 1u fo1lner years the games
were always played Ut either the uniun or
Manhattan Clubs, md consisted only VI whist,
Ut wl,ich he was very fond. Tlu'sc who have
played many games with him state that lie was
very aslrolt and clever player. liz l,ul i must
remarkable uI,.l wonderful incIaory of the cards
ut,cr they had bccu played. llc always received
a poo, nlay with iro"n', and praised
good nnc, !lc once l'al for q
partner William Cookc. a railroad nla,, of
bridgeport. lie declared that Mr.. Cookc made
the list play i,u l1atl ever srtsl during lis lung
exper[c,nc III the ra,us. Hearts was tru,nps.
anl the Cnn,Iuotture's Iong suit was spades, tAu
whole Of which liz held, with The exception of
tln lslug and y card Of smaller denomination,
which we're hell hy Mr. Cooke, without tac
CotuluotIurc's knowledge. 1t was tllr Cu1a,...,-
.sure's lcad, thu trusn)s having lrcn exhausted,
nlld he WIS dciIatiHg In Its mind hnW to rapture
ur Ect Til Ut tho king, so US 10 run out Ills su,t.
III ut length le,l tlic are, nn wlltl Ills partner
played tI!e King, thus giving the CUm:ntalorG
ihr rnlltrol ot tho suit II the stna!l tur.l had
,Vun played, llis PARTNER would hare lad lie
lea..!lI- clstl III thu suit, and ~uutl have Met
unable to return the suit a[t.rwarA. The E",t,-
n,aiort often referred IL ilIs play, au.l declared
Il WIS the finest he Aal ever seen.
, 1877-01-25

fore a. m., Compared With ths four Corouers and
their ncpntfcs in New York, the Coroner OF th!.
e ;; he 81
shom held only %: fnqneat. for the performances
of which. they divided ataong theHsel!cs the hand
roma istlo sumo Of s7s, ono In fees. In this conn.
iotat co-i of S13, ,:'A!. a., which Is mt nearly 70
mich 4. the co*t Of tlle single criminal procedure
acnlnst the Turner brother.
The c;pcn-e. Of the Eosones's odlce arc q. fol-
81. 2n); constahes salary, S:p'0; ohlca expenses.
transportation oi corpsfr railroad fare: hor.H and
buggy. tc'cgraphng., and statInncfy. =, H' =:
cn.es Of out day. duration, 4! 0. two dav.. md
4 OF thrse days tluratiun. Deduct from ths the
fees collrctcl hy the t.oroncr tn the amount Of
s!oH , n, md ths to.al cost wI appcas to r. r..
materially decreased II the law allowed the Coroner
10 cnllrct inquest fees from The raflrna corpnft
ttonr. For two days the f'oroncr acted ~ sheriff
can.e tho frnsIlly and ecu'!nmcaIly -til.po*cd
cnuniy Attorney, Mr. Jnhn n. itonntrcr. Win en-
teftainn tender rrgns1 for the CHroncfs wclfsrr,
dtcrc:u that little extra work without extra pay
olcIals increasing c'rnlcnce, for al II which he
may rest assured - ny la't!nH latitude.
la cunclu.fnn. w!ilha that the
CONDITION or TIE MDnGrE
is sf;npiy disgusting. and ht.gracc to the com.
manity, This Institution IL IN nowi'c fitted for It.
avuwcd PURPOSE, anil. notwithstanding rcpcnle,t
rc1H"fff and tu:Erst1ns On my pirt, no eteps hat
!een taken To Improve II md make It aa useful a.
Hoping that It heycr saay become my duty to
perform angthing like Tho services lately rendered
hY my c"llcayues IN A:htabula and Irnostyn, nnts
fortune Ut tue'. sha,tly acef'cnb lately hefcf1
t,nfe pinccs, closc TIL. review by rendering to
mY fellow citizens my rinetrr thanks fur thr rar-
lscspectfa!y, Ln1a i,EErzscH.
Coroner pr Cook County.
, 1877-01-25
AN As,lrAHULA y11,oY.

Mr. {. z. Fulton, In letter lron Niagara
Falls TO tho Baltimore -lmtr:edH, gives AL an1us-
inyutcount Ut i willow whom hc met GU tho
trAlu. She haul just returned from AshtAbull,
where she had berl', accompanied BY her broth
ttiE.Iaw, 10 Aearch for the Remains aud cus. j.
ol her husband, who WAS nue vt ti.r victims uf
the rerrnt catastrophe. While waiting for tho
departure u the train, tho lady pattetteally
told hcr sad story t9 thu passengers u ttt cars,
coat potkrt, and while the o'l!esrs ut the Com
pany gave her the valuable papcss that were on
Lis person, the mouey Was stt,l missing. llos.
the papers could have bceu, saved. and
body Of tha man b.:rued, was regarded
Us = mystery. She told hrr story with
considerable feeling % she sat 10 deep lnDusu.
ing, with I hcayy Grape veil Trailing almost to
.aitx h<. ea<s lslt tAa bridge. apa vhe9 pesr
, 1877-01-25
IMPORTANT LETTER
From Distinguished Physician.

No single dtsrs." has tntsI,rd orc snr,fue er hat.
!rnca s hrsaS,ns 2. " r"n.;ntIon s;lan Caiarth
human voice. iitt ulni ~ tDprr md tplc N
yisil 2 y. destructive tls:r rhc p,s1u t.tri
bttt! tHf odEhfut the sttrf 1.tHrsa Vital Furrt,
htla hreak- n.y. IT,: Ilp-t Tr't nf c.,Ht1Etntiuut ts
Enirt !" A1t" t'tI little rt-r,t 'u1 y p.ynrtAG.
lptcHtlf tssnrI ~ LtlLr.- AMI Jai All, t,t
;"n"'nE irnm i iay. l'u' ts!, l"t'ot r"Ir,rd of
u this rhlF of the grave 1t IH tlfHr hch that the fnI.
uar iTratnrn. Of ts ieYrltlr t+ra. II ,l.il. wtth.
IN tie rras nf all rA.'rd sntt hant* At rti;rtcnt
fG9r'cd hy ~ san,ori n Il: prraras, u II, RAE
likely tn succeed sE.n ait th- Usual remedies ia ht.
ran." sttik+ " Tie Fout # ir dlaca,e, .shr
atftet APPLIES 70 The hasal Paxagcs II. srtun
ha" pH Lttan hstl r.e. and nh.ex+ ttc ,tHI turrc4
arc tt faT exhausted must. In hr Err1f majority pt
tA.es. rffrCt a ri4rr, tiEU. iiEhEtJ n f.
Sobscott Dlock, SO. Ftau,inKhsltl, Uei. j. i37i,
, 1877-01-25
m 1:DfCAf~
SANFORD'S-
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

5nEantly relieves and Permanently cnres this oAsh
toms .tase In al IT. vars lag EAgea II po,testes the
fooihng and healing properties Of plants, herhs sud
tsks in their essential gur free frpm every hbrnus
contamination. aa in this respect deFs srbn1 every
other known fen1rty In shnrl rear Il tak found
tta way frpn tile Atlantic 10 The Pacific tna*t, and
wherever known has become The AsnlarI remedy gpr
til. trratIHcrt Of Cularr The propF!tnrs have been
waited uppn hy gcnilrIncn Of national reputation VITO
hare betn cnred hy this remedy an who nrc. At
siderable expense and p-fnnal trouble. rrrcat ie good
news Throughout tile cirrlct In which .hry move When
you hear wealthy gentleman OF Intelligence md re-.
EncHent say, " owe n,Y life to s2uferIs Radical
Cure. you nlfy feel ns'urci that 1t Ia an art!cc Of
Ereat value. and worthy to h eIassed nrous thc 1ni.
a:d medical specifics Of tho day.
, 1877-01-25

: .fNTft7Ff fL1I,1 f31xE1t.
The large 1ocks of gctse that nrc constantly
passing over tic th"h arc frequently shot at,
but they generally ny at tno high all altitude to
be reached BY tho lcaticu missiles. sometimes.
however, tile sllots take rfIcct. The other ,lay
We were watching lock flying southward,
when the rutt,rt Of gun vas hrarl. md We
faw o,,e Of tllc geese begin tp fal! slowly. The
ntIItrs, prreclying that their rut.lradc was
wpnnde,l. uttered slriil cries Of distress, aud
nt'ont tlnzen ri them flew under the wnlmled
1prnici sprt Of ue,!, on which tll: wn,,Hlc3
one rested. They luoyctl Il ", for tt.ne t1nr,
tlt; other. loo),tn. m a1d manifeattug their .n,
tern ly uttriny lo,N', dtcordant alirieks. Find.
Ing that ttlrir companion WIS unable LONGER To
accompany them Ii, thcir flight, they abandoned
lin tn ls fate At,l lie fell Into the arms Of an
cxnectanl ChIuaman.
, 1877-01-25
4 CONSIDERABLE MAN,
{t,t.f< HVrSt4

Al grant batlslc, just ns the DAYS sport has
begun. MI unhappy hunter blows oil sullyicn-
ey 81 tln head VI Ills companion On the right.
The wounded man dies without Il cry. AMI the
hunter, asno onc has nttfccd the acvt,lcnt, ST.
lehtly inter. him uni ycloals. ....
At dark tie company reasScmbles at the given
rendezvous. StIt. IL missing.
"Wlere II sInllhs' Is the cry. .
"Oh. kiIc,l stnit!. areI,lcntaliy,r remarks
rhc murderer: "y"u Will find most ul hun under
the hiy htcrll trtr s,.,!er.''
Grn.r.sl htlipctAtt!,., atd the slayer Of Smith
Is severely ctn.nr.H for not having snoncr gwen
nntftc t1!lt he'll, might Eayc been extended to
the wnundth HAL.
"Ot course might have tlDnc so,'i lie pro-
tests. "but l dtdn want to spou your days
fuu.n
, 1877-01-25

VI swanny" docs suyll universal duty as an
oath throughout New England that the cxPrcs-
sion merits some attention as Il philotogica! cit
rIos!ty. No onc ran snourn among rural Ncw
EnSlanlcrs for any length VI time without hc-
Ing driven to speculate as to the origin Of tie
phrase. Cnull 1t l,ayr come down through nges
If gradual elimination fruui some high1y.rc
spectacle pagan formula. such a. " will swear
l,y any Vi the gMt*." for Insta,crl This seems
Il nat wholly Incredible tuppu>itioll. asl1 HTS
flle seeming vui.ar!sn ut ouec to the level OF 4
"couueuscu ctassft.'
, 1877-01-25

tractcl to the bcreaved w1lnw, who seemed to
be casting her grief 10 the winds. She WAS re-
c'lntng cozily on the shoulder of her brothcr-in-
law, whose right arm wna around her neck,
They hal eyes for no one hut Themselves, and It
soon became apparent tint the bcrcaycd widow
Vas being cnmforscd 10 3.cr hearts content.
The Whispering gradually changed almost to BILL
lug alni tooIig, and slight ripping langh fre::
qucnt1y greeted tlnse sitting near tite cnsfanecd
couhfc. Occasionally shc atroked his 1nustact1e,
and anon he pu. the knuckie Of his forcfngcr to
1iff 1nnuih
, 1877-01-25
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United ssates Of Ameriea, Northern district
of I[lnuis. ~.

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, 1877-01-25
CURRENT GOSSIP.


UNAWARES.
When Yotc4 hluoulctl, fnuni friend:
lin epe the changing year
The fipo leaves initer'l T., tIlc!r rest,
And Erlds stretched wlItc and tlEeat.
But, when the bIuc' bird built ith hgst,
spring whispered In my rar.
'Thy friend. fnoiirl ileast! hath grown
T0o dear. .-tno dear
-Scrjtnff for fttrHGrV.
, 1877-01-25
G A r A r r Fl
And Deafness Cured,

Ftnttmtn: My wife has heen trouhlcA with catar.i
for year.. auIl hus tr1 three nfrt t"trFra wItoIt
.uy *ett. shr In ~. rnItf,y ,caf IN oue rsr
tr nttf ttyrltH years, SBrr tr lIa$ ustsE san
Fbl!!rS f:AhliAt. rCt:E her Irot.t.. hay. lrr,t
growing rnr!y tr.ttcr Al t,ue* str r4a t-lr ~rii
1tn,sIy WI! rr.n. h rr.uanrnt rc.t.ratln VI trr
hrafsn. There MR. several HtlItr4 here wI usE
th+ !:aNicAL El:f: turrr.fulIy. aad anticipate tnr
Il lafHr sale consequence II the .flltbt:
lief and cure Afforded hy Its Respectfully yp,trs,
,.. A. ". HAElUsUS.
nardxick. VI. MarcA II.
T. S.-Mr. Luther NultAsd. nf thts town. s~rort,
thtt ne has taken many rttrhtes ana has cirl1oyrd
pIytirahs without relief hut derived the xtrztcst
ttArnt t.utn the use Of sASFuI4DS NAHiChL Ire,
4. ", u.
Each pnrkhZe contains I}r Sntfnrda fmnynvti fna1.
It's Tnlr. With full drrrtuns for Itsr in all casrs rtlce
$1,uU tArka.c. For fhr Ivy h wr1e. sb,! r. TAIL
trur4i.t* Throughout. the United STARE. WEEks i:
tnlrE1 General Agents and Wholesale nrugkltt.,
BG4t0n.
, 1877-01-25
line NAIL STEAMERS

St~ York sud Glasgow:
ETHIOPIA, jnn. -, ptI BOLIVIA. Feb. tfl = pm
New f,Ek tn t;l,sSo". L!YerIsph. ar Londonderry.
... Eew SuTk and London:
EfSlA. taa. =. inI ITALIA Frh IL. N
Cuhln. *s5 q f7': seeragr. t2s.
uraff4 ts~i!rf for Any GrlIa1nt III clrfrnt rates.
HEADI.EshtlA HELlI HEI.A. 81 u A.ltu st1n q.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-19
New Advertisements.

Exposition for its fine chewing qualities, the ex
cellence and lasting character Of its sweetenng
and fiavoring. If you want the best tobacco ever
made, ask your grocer for this, and see that each
plug bears our blue strip trade mark with words
Jackson's Best on it. Sold wholesale by all job
be- 6ers. =, Send for sample to c: A: JACKSON L
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-19

Gov. Hampton Declares that patterson
Must be Brought 70 Trial.
and Honesty 0lSouth
Caroline Main.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-19

Statements from Physicians and Patients, GER
sif1cates of actual cures, &C.. &C., given in the
tircular around each bottle Or copies will be sent
through any dealer in medicines, OF direct from
tlcaf Moses. Proprietor, l0 Cortland St., New York
81 per bottle, ,,or bottles for S6 Eli