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ne Had Been An the war.

Oil City Derrick: An old soldier
who went through the war of the re-
bellion, doing duty at Antietam, Pea
Ridge, Lookout Mountain, Gettysburg,
etc, was In pittsburg on the late
dreadful Sunday. He was struck in
the small of the back with a lump of
coal, but you could not discover that
he took any note Of II. A brick bat
hit him Alongside OF the head, and a
smile stole across the old mans face.
Then dozen pistol shots were heard +,
and bullet carried away the warriors
LEFT ear. The old man held his sides
and laughed until they heard him
over In Allegheny. AS he wiped the
blood from the side OF his head, he
fairly yelled with delight. "Thaps
business ~ he exclaimed. "That
does a mans soul good IL somebody
will only have the kindness TO shoot
me Ia the bowels, now" and he waded
into the thick Of the fight, "Ill clean
ont the whole caboodle OF your
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Cohler, the wife murderer, awaiting
extradition to New Jersey, hanged
himself at Plymouth Sunday last.
Mrs. Friend, II pioneer aud mother
Of an extensive aud highly respected
! family, II Lancaster ohio, aged lOl
| years, was buried Saturday.
The poorhouse, mile from Simcoe,
| Ontario, WAS burned with seventeen
inmates, on the oh instant. -Four
others were badly burned. Cause OF
fire unknown.
Milk. beer IL new product OF fer.
mentation, in which milk replaces wa
ter. II Is of yellowish color, its
density is little greater than Ordina-
ry beer, and its taste less bitter,
BY the laws OF Florida no man who
has lost an arm or Il leg, no matter
how or when, or from whit cause, can
be taxed for any business he may en-
ter into, always excepting the liquor
business.
A young man named George Sharp
at California, Missouri, outraged girl
Sunday, while he pretended to he act
ing ~ an officer in taking her to Jail.
The she la IL now after Sharp, to pay
the penalty Of his crime.
During they year ending October, 1876,
2GD persons lost their lives in Great
Britain by factory accidents. In the
last five years 1867 persons have been
killed 10y factory accidents, 1888 OF
whom were males and 100 females.
a young man, being attacked 10y In
dians near Fort Fetterman, took IA po-
sition in IA place that was surrounded
by rocks, aud defended himself for two
days He was wounded thirteen times,
and at last killed A photograph of
girl inscribed "Mamie" was the only
thing found on him by which he may
be identified.
Nearly all the American officers In the
Egyptian service are now on their way
home. General Loring, the old Texas
veteran, is among the except Ons, re-
tanning his position in the service Of
the khedive. Disagreements are said
TO have nTi en- between the khedive
and the Ameraican officers, growing
out of complications between the
Egyptian government and the powers
at war.
AT Gallipolis, Ohio, Sunday, Frank
w. Black, bar-keeper we'll known
along the river, came home on Il visit
to his mother last Thursday, in rather
il melancholy state Of mind, declaring
his intention Of committing suicide.
His mother flattered herself she had
dissuaded him from his purpose, but
he shot himself TO death with revol-
yer, shooting once in the mouth and
once in the region of the heart. Eth
er shot would have proved fatal. He
left "A note lying in his hat beside him,
directing the disposition Of his re-
mains, and declaring 1t to be his care.
fully-cOnsldered purpose, and desiring
il to be understood that he was in his
right mind. He leaves wife and lit
tie daughter at their home at Proctor
vile, Lawrence county, besides Mis-
mother, u sister and two brothers. He
was in his twenty-siXth year.
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AM.nIl.rOb.lrmred nlrralinon

Among hr hurul consequence NJ nh-
srnoted digestion, sine uupoymi.hnonir ~
ihr blpud,aua since dnlerH.IfHrnu l."n
nl TIE vital nuld NOT only polun .Hsui-
Gus organic wehaLeht, bui, HccnWinE 'u lhH
best medical authorities, Huiuutllucs chu.tH
nsphyNia, ~ il apparent lhHi in Improve Tie
qualify ~ the blood bf promoting hla'hllnh
trlrTH Hiumurl liItrI| N precisely tue
remedy ipr This pufputH, flrr u m iuHlulfh
the fn trIc IuirsH, ruuuurr 90 Nm NJ luus ana
oyacuntivO irrf{ninliiirs when iui 'ricro
with tuu df .r.lINs uII .r"rff promotes ~
Flmilut0u oil tho ianl 3D., lhO hIuli. Hud pH.
f'nra 0H we'll nH rnfiru Ii Tho signs ui
imp OYtInrut iu htW,h lu ruustqurhcu Of
u INK Ito liitierA a,t speedily apparent lu
an Accession Of v glE gain IN bodily sun
stance, ana "a regular hud active perform
aneo VI cyery physical function, huRilwlm
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ABOUT the queerest political occur.
renee of the da y, is the reception given
Senator Conkling, by the anti>admmis.
tration republicans of New York, IT
hasn't been many months since they
were bitterly accusing him Of decided
leaning towards the democratic side of
the house These are the days of sud-
den and wonderful changes.
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AND now thepoor dcluded men who
used the opportunity presented by the
late strike to advise unlawful revenge
and dishonest acquisition Of goods, are
to be prosecuted. Even in times Of
great public excitement, il is better to
obey the law implicitly, not simply hes
cause it is right in and of itself but
from policy rs we'll
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The buildings Of the Indiana Fertile
ing company at Sellers farm, the
Bridgeport of indianapolis, Indiana,
were burned to the ground Monday, in.
volving a loss of $4,000; insurance
10000, in five companies, The fire was
accidental The establishment was ops
Grated 10y Kirgan & Co., large pork
packers, and was an important branch
of their business.
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VIZ are told that the presidents next
message will deal with the labor prob,
lem, Does that mean that he will adj
wise the repeal of the resumption act2
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OUR sister city of Waco is'noted for
the frequency as well as the appalling
nature of the fires which ut short
intervals threaten her destruction
Within the past five years she
has had number of very de-
structiye conllagrations, sufficient iu-
deed to seriously cripple any place OF
less enterprise than Waco However,
she appears to thrive on them because
her advance has been very steady and
her general growth very rapid Dallas,
within the same time, has had hardly
burn worthy of mention, Why is it
A close examination of the policy of
the two places, might result in deter.
mining fact of general public utility.
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InE DAM HgHALnm published every
nprniug, nE sept on Mpnlhyt ~ so 30
annum in ldYnucr, postage prepaid or
- eenlH per week delivered Ia tho city,
rus WEEKN HFHALp ~ published every
saturday nurnlng M ~ lu por year, puhl-
ngo prophii,
AnyFNriHriNG HATTgi ilnn square ilfn lines
nnnpnrpin Que time N lu efch subsequent
insertion, ~ Gsnis special fninH for weekly
monthly and yearly adyHriisofa
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TnE amount raised by the sale of
fraudulent land certificates lately dis
covered and exposed by Commissioner
Groos, is said to be $4,000 A pretty
heavy Gland grab Of itself we should
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Tm full text of the platform Of the
Virginia democracy will be looked for
with interest II ii is as sound as that
of Ohio, the result of the coming cleo,
ton will not be doubtful
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Tm Waxahachie Entrprisc bares It's
little Ratchet for A A. Kcmblo, esq.
for tho vacant iudgosbip
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Mn, Y. c, A. RoDGEw live commits
sion merchant Of Waco, bought the first
bale of new cotton on the 9th.
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MANITOBA few good agents for the
w States OF Texas and Louisiana. To ac
tive, energetic men, very liberal terms Will
be given. j. W Strong, jOl Elm street, Room
., upstairs. Jun3J-d&Wtt
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Male heIp.

OY WANTED--l want good intelligent
ID boy 20 lenrn the drug business Apply
TO W, II, CARTER, Druggist, Ross avenue,
auglO-lw
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4 RARE CHANCt,-For sale Immediately
n and cheap, a hrst-clags businpss place.
containing three stores and dwelling, with
four rooms. Suitable for grocery, dry goods
aud butcher stores. Butcher shop and tools
all comp etc. Also an elegant buggy and
harness, st for One-half value. No uppOs
ton and a first class chance to do fine
business. Call at onceon
l.. ABR HAM,
auglldlw Ross avenue and Leonard street.
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Miscellaneous Wants.

INFORMATION WANTED - Any one
| knowing the Whereabouts or existence Of
Thomas H. HerndOn, OF Mississippi, sup
posed TO be now iIt Texas, will greatly oblige
his relatives IN giving Information TO Seay
# Morrow, attorneys-Rt-law, Dallas Mr..
II. will receive his division OF n large tract
of land by applying to seay IL Morrow.
Hug1 II
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Two TRADE--Improved Dallas city prop
l erty tor drugs, dry goods or grOc cries
Address e., care OF j. Il. Bosely, Dallas, cor
ner pOydras aud Main streets, augl In
w ANTED CO., Everybody to have thel
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired ut
JACOBlW EBER5 cleaning and Dyeing Els
taOlishm ent, s0g Main street, Dallas. Satls-
faction warranted. iulyll-lyr
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN


FOut-llno Advertisements inserted twice IN
thls column Tor Twenty-Five Conr
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For Sale.

COUNTY MAPS-Maps Dallas, Denton,
" Ellis, Collin and GraysOn counties for
sale at 81 each. HOSACK Il JONES, Real
Estate agents, III Austin street. augl2-lm
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EOR CASH OR TRADE-Twe ty.ive
L farms In Dallas and adjoining counties
for sale. Call ut l'l6 Elm street, Dallas,
Texas. PATRICK Il WEB SER, Agents.
auglO.2t
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24

outraged feeling / defisiyc lugh'e:
sau republican. side
They ought 3 have it. Therefore,
/, llsve nude The motion III good
faith
Brovn-Is it in order to reply 10 the
gentleman from Pennsylvania
Spesker-Not unless it be on u point Of
order. E4ch sida having been heard, the
chair L inks 1t his duty 10 eoniine The dis
cussion to the question of order. The
ehair -decidsd The same question in thc
Florida case, aud an appeal being taken
from the decision, the appeal was tabled by
vote Of lj6 TO - The. chair has, since
that decision consulted various persons
whose names, If wete- lit liberty to stnte
them, would be recognized as those OF men
of fgTeat parliamentary practice and knowl.
edge, aud hardly one dissenied from The
opinion and ruling OF tie ehair. Incon.
c!usion he oyeru,d the poin, OIL order
and decided the nr5lion WAS III oIdel
ae question Was then taken aud the
resolution rclecteti--yeAa ll2. naAs i1s.-.
Line then moved Tor recess TIL 80
Monday
Hate made the poin, that The motion was
itljlatofy.
| Speaker The och4if Is unable 10 receg
nze this motion in any other light than
diiatofy.
l.ane.lt was ot SO intended
Speaker The chair is unable 10 classify,
! 1t III any other way. The chair rules llia
where the constitution Of the lnited States
directs anything 10 be done and whore the
law under the constitution OF the United
states in obedience thereto, directs, any.
thing 10 be done by either house, j, is not
in order by any motion 10 obs,ruct or i'm.
pelc the execution OF that constitution and
law, Applause
Lane insisted ou explaining his motion
as question of prl.se.
1 The speaker refused 10 permit il. and 4
series q! interruptions ensued. much ~ The
amnsemen, Of the honse
/ Cox hepeathe char would preserve
joraer.a aud clear the floor before III,
galleries. The chair was unabis 4
see how business could be proceeded
with if the floors were cleared.
I Hall presenie the following
i Oftlre2, That he coun, of tbs
! Ielectorat vote of5oregon shall proceed
in conformity with the decision Of The
electoral commission.
/ Lane offered the following as a sub
ls,i,utc.-
O1sh9ei, That the vote pnrporting
10 be the electoral vote for presiden'
Fand vice president, and which was
1giyen by one John W. Watts, cain
Ing 10 be an etcctor from The state O
4 'regon, Ss no, counted.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24

:. ~. ,---',
commission repo''ea y "au eo'"' =
decis'on' the haii OF the house was -
tnnoa d. -.ae a'sloosa' " 'hc se''ase q
al -1 1he house' Hc aes atfSnseu 'o'
'he n's' meeting III 'he nan u 'ue
house' pu' y was 40 greater s'o'a''o''
oi 'he spi'ie o' '''e ac' 's'a' 'ie scaa'ss2
should ask the house to meet II III the
senate chamber, than that the house
should shut lis doors and prevent the
,a, e.na, naa;o - ~ hal
- = :,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
CONGRESS

Atkins from the appropriation coa
mi,tec reported the army bill.l l' rca..
duccs the number OF cavalry regi.
ments toss;; artillery to and infant
ny TO ii, and prohibits any money APP
proprmted by the bin from being ap-
piled for abe pay, transportation or
subsistence o troops to be employed
in support of the Nichols or Packard
government, or ohany other claimant
in that state, until duly recognized by
congress Ordered pfia,ed..
On motion OF Mr.. Holman the sem
ate amendments to the postoifice ap-
preparation bill were cohcurred
in and conference was ordered.
The same action was taken on the
deficiency, naval and legislative bills.
The speaker appointed confer
ence on the post Office bill, Holman,
/ Blount and Foster.
| The senate bill authorizing the ap-
pointment of a commission toprepare
for publication new edition OF the
revised statutes.
i A message was received that the
senate was ready for Joint conven-
ton.
| Clark, chairman Of the postal CON
mittee reported back the post route
bill Passed.
. Tae speaker presented comnuni-
GATOR from Justice Clifford saying
the electoral commission had reached
Il decision on Oregon, which hac
. been transmitted to the President 0
, the senate.
{. Mr.. McNahon offered resolution
directing the clerk OF the. house I,
notify the senate the house would b,
9 ready at 10 o'clock Monday.
) Wilson raised the point of orde
0 that nothing was in order but a reso.
8 luton to notify the senate. that TIT
houae was ready to receive ths
!, body He therefore offered that res
{ olution- He wished 10 ca j al tentiol
r to the fact that the very moment .h
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
FOREIGN
Patti Creates a Furry

Londpn, Feb ei-.'rre story pf PATHS
is denied Il seems she had a
family quarrel With hel husband while in
an opera box at 81, Petersburg. She i'm.
nisdMtelY procured lron the emperor ,he
hanishsn n, oil her husband The marquis
Is 10 PsIas, where legal proceedings viii
be i'isiitrISa n ''.e instance OF Patti, for
separation, Tie ladies 10 ST, Petersburg
are ineel1sedat her sction in having hin
bdfiished atta VIII not hear her sins,
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Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars

are runen II throngh t-stNs oi idis yond
liie u fie o Ia LIN l. running these rsts h-s
tAee Chicago algd 81. R4nl Rnd Minneapolis.
Ghiensuand Milwaukee,, Chicago aIid hluolAS u
h}casu ard Grst1 BsY
oio-e eonntc cliuns 81 in4de ictlGsa,wilhlb he
IAke Snre Il Michi..aa son;hrit Mieol,su c on
ltal baltimore < t4lno, rla-nAfei ~ WaSnr &
ehica. kankakec Lipc aud al Handle aoatt =,
4 All poghi7 Ea- nd south Ear .sau with iic
Chicago and Alton aud llines tenSal Tor all
ALE snlLh. -.
cio,e connect ems are al ~ouadc with the [ MON
ifaetar K. at oniaha for al fr West noinIp
tt{9t e1fR Rt@tfoat Uid9e az JiEit'l9H poitts NIT
trans ~ al. cross p0iaiS-
,r..iIc ,Ae CIR th'- route are sol hy AL Ceupin
Iickpt ageuts IN he TIM Cd @,}aies aud ,'snBaa-
Remember. you AK for yo.r TicKt;s via tho
Chleasu * NotthWt stern Halfway, ard lake none
other.
New York oilec. So 4i5 HFpadwsy Boston
p0ieet No stat -reer: OMAHA otaoes ~ Farm
ham str.st; SanFttb i.ca.iilien 2t aoufl ls,mety
zttest. Ghlca Ticke 0Mce, q lark : rect,
lfigtt s1ssthHa ituusS Rni ctrtitr aEti4-sstt
snd 4 anal stFasts; Wciis Stfeei lie ot, eafn-r
Wells aud kt4 zte streets
For rae or fiivl1na.ion nol ailatnabe ften
your home tlteat agenit. appiy 81
eAavlG EeoEiTT.
WI sTIaGlTT,
'ien'I l'.--'TAet. tls!eago.
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RAILROADS.
G & N w
r. I N z s.

rRr caiuAoo soRIh vr~Eras RAttwkG
Embraces under one management tho Crest
Trunk RAILWAY III u oI he @est and Norit.
~sat auA. wIth n.nnmeSoar BRANCHES aud cnu.
neettons, orins The shories aud ictast faaie
hetwce chicago and ati points In lii'noist WIS.
con IN Northern Michigan, Mlalespta Toys,
Nebraska ta,sorna aud the Western Ictrito,
rirs Us
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24

Is ht old Lake Shore Rogi and Is tho only pne
passing between hicagu anu Evanston lake
Futest, ii1Ehllsni rR.k, MaaAegsn, Racine, k3s
iosia sna MiIMaNkey.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
Green Bay and Marquetta Line

II Tho pnlS line bei@crn hicago and ,ianes yili4
Waienown 5and- dp lac, o-aRpth appleton
treen BAY. EseaAsha. Stesniite, NatqOcttc
iiough,on, ueuaook aIa t'ie .ke cui iAeri1t toQli
Try. llr
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24

- for pam phlct- OF ion pages, containing Hat
lo,ooo newspapers, and ssLsmatss showing eoets
advertising. dAWlymsT-vlS
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~es YORK.

MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH
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.Freepor. md Dubuque Limo
ClicaGQ and MILWAUKEE, Line

Is thu only route neiween C6lcago ana rig
Roo ckfofd, Ffcepdt', and all points VIA ffeen4
lfn
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
La Crosse, Winona and St .3esor Limo

/. be tr-trDate Aeiwssgn shieasn md la t1tosse
Hinena. 10 hester. 0ys, tonnn Ma kalo y. fe
lar, New tldi. aud al points NJ southern api
Genital NinI4sAp A. It,
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Omaha and California Line

Il The shortest t'i-htsi ronic hessaca's'hieae ago
snd al pol 4 III North tnlillnois lows pskots,
Sehr s~a, Wyoming, CO otsdo. Utah, yada,
California. oregon, China 14fsn aud Aastsal.a
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chicago, St, Paul & Minneapolis Line

! tie ThDftdsl lino befw3Fen hIcNKo aud All
points IN Northern @t-eatein and Minnesota,
-A--tsei,, ~ Paul Minneapolis palaih
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-04-06
Peace and Quietness given to the
Trusting Christian.

Whose hearkeneth unto me, shall
dwell safely, and he shall be quiet from
fear of evil. Prov. L: SO.
The Lord shall give thee rest from
thy fear. lisa. IA: 3.
Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror
by night. Ps. 9l:5.
Thou shalt lie down, and none shall
make thee afraid. Job IL: 10. Lev. 20: g.
So he giveth bis beloved sleep. Ps.
1872.
The effect of righteousness (shall be)
quietness and assurance forever. And
my people shall dwell in quiet
resting places. lisa. 81: II, 10.
He shall not be afraid of evil tidings.
Ps. 1927.
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace
whose mind is stayed on thee because
he trusteth in thee. lisa. 20: 3.
What time | am afraid | will trust in
thee. Ps. SO: 3.
The Lord is my light and my saliva
ton, whom shall fear the Lord is the
strength of my life of whom shall be
afraid Ps. 81: 1.
The Lord delivered me from all my
fears. Ps. "a: t.
Though l walk through the valley of
the shadow of death, | will fear no evil,
for thou art with me. Ps. %: 4.
will trust and not be afraid. Ps. "a: 4.
And the peace of God which passeth
all understanding, shall keep your hearts
and minds through Christ Jesus. Phil.
~
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PATENTS.

r. H. F. ID u Y.
No. &c State Street, opposite Kilby Street Boston
Secures patents in the United States also in
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries
Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by
remitting dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington. No agency in the United States pos
sesses superior facilities for obtaining Patents or
deertaining the patentabihty Of Intentions. r. H.
EDDY Solicitor of Patents.
TESTIM ONIALS.
Il regard Mr.. Eddy as of the most successful.
and capable practitioners with whom l have had
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner of Patents.
Inventors cannot employ person more trust
worthy or more capable of securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent Of
fce."-EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner of
Patents"
Boston, October 49, 1876.
X. Ii. EDDY, Esq.-Dear Sir you procured for
me, in 1910, my first patent. Since then you have
acted for and advised me in hundreds of cases. and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions.
have occasionally employed the best agencies in
New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but l
still give yOn almost the whole of my business in
your line and advise others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER
Boston, Jan. |, 1S77.-1y
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Gstafes.

STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DrsrR,cr -
- In Probate Court held at the Probate Office ~ u
10th day of March, A. ID. 1877 ~ VII the
An instrument purporting to be the last WIN.
Testament of Horace Paddock, late of ST T T., ana
bury in said district, deceased being PRESENT.
Court, by Luther c. Matthews, the executor l 10
in named for Probate: 'ieie'
1t is ordered by said Court, that all nsr,
concerned therein be notified to appear at $50
of said Court to be holden at the Probate 0Son
in st. JOhnsbury, the 18th day of AM" ngs
A. ID. 1877, and show cause if any they NAV ba
against the Probate of said Will; for VIZ W.
purpose it is further ordered, that a copy Of t
record of this order be published three weeks s ,e
cessively in the CaedOnian, printed M ~
Johnsbury, previous to said time appointed co.
hearing. 'of
By the Court, Attest,
HENRY FRENCH Repister
true copy of Record Attest,
6g-7I HENRY FRENCH Regis,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1877-04-06
TWO In ONE.

Thus combined we have two grand medical
agents in one, each of which performs its function
and unitedly produce more cures than any ln-
ment, lotion, wash plaster ever before com
pounded in the history of medicine. Try one
Price % cents.
Price, - cents Sold by all druggists Mailed
on receipt of price - cents for one 81 p for six
OF 81. 25 for twelve carefully wrapped, and war
Boston. Mass. TIA