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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19

MA. E. Titus, having had glory enough
as a school trustee. has declined to be a
candidate In the ensuing election. He was
temporarily absent from the Convention
when placed in nomination or he would
have declined at that time. The Executive
Committee of the Democratic County Cen
trial Committee. at a meeting held last
night, filed the vacancy by nominating
Mr.. b. +. McEwen, the well-known mer-
chant. The ticket stands now: Long
term, G. b. Moore; short term, A. Skill
man and b. +. McEwen. 1t is proper to
state in this connection that one long term
Trustee should have been chosen at the
last election, but both parties having over
looked the law and failed to designate any
one for the place, there seems to be no way
out of the difficulty but to start right now.
Ruby Hill aud Palisade complied with the
law two years ago and each have a hold
over Trustee. MIR. Frank Fitzpatrick is
the holdover at Ruby Hill and Mr.. John
Marchant at Palisade.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19
FLUE-DUST.

The Albion folks paid off yesterday.
The streets dried up wonderfully yester-
day.
The Hon. A. NJ. Hillhouse talks to the
Comstockers tonight on political matters.
Mrs. Williamson Maggie Moore) is play
ing in 'Struck Oil" at Virginia City.
Moore Bros. have built an elegant new
stable on the Eureka side OF Ruby Hill.
Our mining stock dealers looked at the
quotations yesterday, and went away smil-
ing.
Justice Cromer will find time for moth
ing else than TO register voters to-day. He
had no court business to report yesterday.
There were registered yesteaday, in the
First Ward of Eureka. 6Sl names; in the
Second Ward, 905; total, 1856.
1t is a tie between Mendes & Schmidt
and Mau & Co. as to their beer manufac-
turing capacity.
The Workingmen will meet at the Opera
House on Monday evening nextfor a grand
demonstration.
Quite a crew of hands we're at work re-
pairing the wagon road to the Eureka side
of Ruby Hill, yesterday.
A telegram received at the County
Clerks office, yesterday, states that Judge
Rives is quite i'll at Phoebe.
A host of the miners will be down, this
evening. to attend to the election of a Min
ing Recorder. They are all interested.
Grit Griffiths starts for San Francisco to-
morrow, to see about organizing q com
pany to work the Wales ground.
The ''man of figures" assures us that
upwards of $50. 900, 900 worth of bullion
has been shipped from the mines about
Eureka.
There was an immense crowd in and
about the international Hotel, last even
ing. to shake hands and chat a moment
with the Governor.
Mrs. Lang, formerly of Virginia City, is
running, successfully, the U. s. Restaurant
and Coffee-house at Ruby Hill, on the
home-like plan. We are glad to see this
lady so well ~patronizcd.
The Eureka Tunnel Company this morn
ing advertise a contract to run two hun
dred feet Of tunnel, and also for two hun
dred feet in the Charter Tunnel. Proposals
to be received until next Monday.
The Rescue Mining Company advertise
this morning that a contract will be let to
sink a accompaniment shaft 100 feet
deep. For particulars read their ad. in an
other column.
REGISTER! rises on the autumn air.
Don't forget it. This is the last day of
grace. II you haven't attended to it see
that You do at once. Your vote may decide
the Presidency. Also enquire Of your
n~eighbors if their names are ON the books.
George W. Brown, of Ruby Hill, last
evening received a dispatch from San Fran
cisco announcing the sudden death of his
mother, Mrs. Jennie b. Brown. She was
well and favorably known by the early
residents Of Treasure Hill aud Hamilton,
and also by many OF our own citizens, who
VIII much regret to learn Of her death.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19

was something new to us, the air being
forced into the mine on q plunger pattern,
instead of with fans. The mine is only
about 1856 feet down, but the last rock
brought mp was ledge material and looked
promising. In q couple Of days, at farthest,
we think they will have the entire piping
in position and the blower at work. A neat
new Office has been built close by the
works, and sinking will be carried on Wig
orously henceforth.
Nothing is being done on the Northwest
ern Company's ground, but an assessment
was levied the other day to do the work re-
CURED by law. They already nave a fine
Accompaniment shaft down 81 feet on
the Jack claim, and the assessment work
will soon be commenced. 3
Over at the Price & Davis we found Griff
Williams experimenting the last strokes
to the grading for the hosting works.
They are sinking this shaft about 10 inches
per day, and are now 140 feet down. From
the very bottom, we saw hauled up, ledge
matter that we were impressed Would as
say fairly. Mr.. Williams, after showing
us around, took us to his new Office and
there entertained us royalty. There we
saw the drawn plans Of the proposed house
and hosting works, the whole cost Of
which is estimated at So, 600. They will
commence to erect the house next week,
but will not ship the machinery until the
building is ready to receive it. Thus the
engine will not be subject to our change
able weather, but will be put under cover
upon its arrival. The work in the shaft,
at present, requires very little blasting.
To-day Mr.. Williams will survey a ditch
from the Albion water pipes to the pro-
posed site OF his tank.
Across the valley a few men are at work.
The Kentuck, which in days past yielded
thousands OF tons of rich ore. is now
worked, under a lease, by two gentlemen,
and they are content with the prospects.
The Eureka Mining and Smelling Com
pany have three men at work on the Noun
tain Boy.
The Rose mine, which was located by our
fellow traveller in 1870, and which yielded
well at one time, is now idle. 1t is a need
of capital that keeps down that section.
As we came in towards Eureka, from the
Richmond side, we noticed 'men at the
windlass' all over the low hills for three
quarters of a mile east Of the proposed new
hosting ground Of the Richmond, and we
halted at one such shaft. There we found
a Mr.. Manning, who, with help, was sink
ing on a claim which is known as the Sarah
Ann. Mr.. Manning is down IS feet and
said his prospect suited him as well as any
on the Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19
Naturalization To-Day.

Judge Cole arrived last night, and will
to-day hold Court for the purpose Of nat
uralizing those who may desire to perfect
their papers. All We who would embrace
the blessings Of American citizenship, be
on hand with your witnesses. Judge Cole
has gone out Of his way to return for your
accommodation, as it was his intention to
have continued his journey from Elko to
the west, thinking Judge Rives would be
here. Such was the arrangement, but
Judge Rives received an urgent call to re-
turn to Phoebe from Cherry Greek. Being
informed of this by telegraph, Judge Cole
issue papers to those entitled to them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19
srREErs-s.so O'Clock r. M.

Bullion-12s
Belcher-9b
Ophir--49k 49s
Hale Il Norcross-23kb
Mexican-59ks
Savage-20ka
Chollar--6l
Union-155b 160a
Sierra Nevada-1sOa
California l2kb
Yellow Jacket-244b 2ja
Con. Virginia-13s
Alfalfa
Hale x Norcross-244s
Ophir-49kb
Union-15Ss
Best Il Belcher-24hb
Alta---146a
Mexican-59hs
Gould & Curry-16lb
Grown Point-9Ab9Aa
Chollar-60s
Julia-7b 7tsa
Union---160a 16l 1862 162Hs 162ka
Savage---2li eb
Gould Il Curry-17As
Sierra Nevada -150a
Ophir--50kb
Savage---22s
Sierra Nevada---180b
Hale 4 Norcross--24Aa
Belchcr-9b
Grown Point-f0a
Sierra Nevada--183s
Yellow Jacket-a5kb
Gould a Curry -17hs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19

Ki.treiI nna Deal.

Messrs. Kittrell and Deal, as noted else
where, arrived in Eureka by last nights
train. They are from Elko and the Tusca-
rora region. They will spend to-day on
the Base Range. and depart tomorrow for
Austin, where they speak on Monday even
ing. Returning, they will address the peo-
pie of Eureka on Wednesday evening, after
which they proceed to Hamilton and Ward,
and possibly to other points in that direc-
ton. They have changed their programme
somewhat, but will manage to fill most Of
their appointments.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19

Remember that the registration books
close precisely at 6 o'clock, P. M. The
President himself could not get on after
that hour. Don't wait for the rush, but
march up the first thing you do this MORN
ing. This positively is the last call. See
to it that you are not left. You may be
shut out and lose your vote if you delay;
and one vote may decide the Presidency.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19
Col. Ellis Coms.~.

Col. A. G. Ellis, Of Carson. will address
tho voters Of Eureka and vicinity At the
Opera House, IN Thursday evening, Oct.
24th. The Colonel is q finished and
eloquent speaker, and is sure TO interest
All who may avail themselves Of the oppor-
tunity TO hear him. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19

Governor Bradley and Mr.. Deal are
stopping at the International, and General
Kittrell at the Jackson House. They will
be glad to 'shake" with their friends
during their stay in town.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19

There have been almost too many balls
of late, but the benefit party last night, in
aid of Miss Lorenzo, the pedestrienne. was
quite we'll attended, and melted q respect
able little sum. Miss l.. gave q specimen
of her abilities as a walker during the ex-
erciSeS of the evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19
Farmer

This firm are now u~npacking very large
importations Of dry and fancy goods for
the fall and winter trade. Their goods are
all Of the latest styles and patterns. Drop
in and inspect the new articles.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19
ana Eli,..

These gentlemen speak at Virginia City
tonight. We predict for them one Of tho
grandest and most enthusiastic rallies of
the campaign. They will be pretty apt to
give the Comstockers something to think
about.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19

Congressman Wren is announced to
speak in the western part Of the State
during the present week. Mr.. H. r.
Mighels is en- route for the Great East.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19

At the solicitation Of his numerous
friends, Mr.. Frank Robbins %noun
himself as a candidate for the Office Of
Mining Recorder.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19

Congressman Wren, Colonel Taylor and
other gentlemen will address voters at the
Opera House tonight. Col. Taylor is one
of the best Of the Republican orators Of
Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19

Mr. H. j. Mohan and Hon. George W.
Baker will address the citizens OF Ruby
Hill this evening on the political topics of
the day. Give them a rousing meeting.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19

Any person wishing a nice, comfortably
furnished room, on Main street, can obtain
one at the California Lodging house. See
ad. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19

Wells, Fargo d Cos Letter List.
The following letters were received at Wells,
Fargo l. Co.'S Once last evening, and not de-
ivered:
Z r Herve D BousfeId--2
Mrs A H vardevefe Bonnie Small
Ernest Israel
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19
TO r e N T.

A CABIN IN THE CENTRAL PART OF
N Of town. Apply at this once.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19
THE BASE RANGE MINES.
WE KNOW ABOUT THEM.

A Few Items Gathered at the Phe-
nix, h Jackson. Eureka Con-
soiidated, Albion, Price d. Davis
and Other Mines ON Ruby Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19
Yesterdays srscK SALES
San Francisco stock Exchange

s65 Opbir-5I so sou 50 san 51k o.
SSj Mexican-63 63k Ga 64A 64S %
$40 Gould & Curry-17k 10 I'm
1876 Best Il Belcher-27 26h
215 C~alifornia-13 12H ia
760 Savage-21A 21k ~ o, 90
320 Con. yirginia-13k 1874 1871 III
1870 Chollar-62 GIN
as Savage-21h a.o.L
1910 Hale & Norcross-25 2oH z4H A1Ns~
244
1890 Crown Point-10 10is 10h
S95 Yellow Jacket-27h 26h 70 ~ zo4
454O Imperial-135c 140c l30c IA
100 Kentuck-7 ~ IA
4O5 Alpha is IAN 15ss 15h
$50 ~Beicher-9A 99as
1870 Ophir 81 so
10 Aipha-154
10 Hale & Norcross-24h
1876 Contidence--11z
so Savage-214
200 Mexican--65 ,oo
$40 Sierra Nevada-195 100 1872 19l 1913
1879 1875
22O Utah-30 81 31k 314 50
2i55 Bullion-l2 124 1915 124 12is 1871
1850 Exchequer--6A Ga 6ls 6b3O
1925 C~aledonia-44 5 5is 8
$50 OveIman-23 23h 23A "a 24H 70
2i4
20 OuccOE"l lztC
1875 Union-158 160 161 162 1G0k
$40 JUSTICE ga "a
1195 Alta-1515 1914 16 15k 15A
$50 Lady Bryan-1A 1000 2 1850
500 Julia-64 Ga 7b30
20 Sierra Nevada-192 1876
20 Con. virginia-13A
500 Baltimore-24
$50 Silver Hill-2k IN 2S5c
EVENING BOARD.
90 RAYMOND & Ely--5k
GS5 Eureka Con.-43 Al AZ 40s10 Al Il sl0
so Jackson--Sk
245 Belmont-34 3
so Alps-75c
555 LeOpard--T5c
l45 BeIle-10 ga
200 Hussey--35c 30c
1875 Manh~attan--3A 4
1910 Argenta--7 cGzs
$50 Defrecs zoe
1925 Grand Prize-5k So G5s
POPS N~ayajo--S0c 75c
400 Endowment---S5c
500 Silver Prize-10c
100 Tuscarora--10c
$50 Day-30c
900 l.. G.. Prize-20c
rs Delmonte-5
ATS Independence--34 3l0c 8
100 NJ. Star-75c
$50 Belle Isle-45c
1910 Hillside-3A A
800 Paradise-2
ITO M~odoc-l5c 10c
AIS Bodie-19 49, $50 1874
800 McClinton-70 Toe 75c
300 Red Cloud
400 Aurora-9
200 May Belle-50c
400 CHAMPIONSHIP
$50 Bechtel-Ia l30c 140c l35c
l015 Tioga-2 "a 2l0c 205c
200 Bulwer-13 17a
$50 Goodshaw-S0c 90c $50
go Belvidere-lis l60e
$50 Blackhawk-1R
2275 Oriental-1A Ia 120c i5e
500 Booker-105c II 110c
1875 Richter--lh
400 Con. Pacitie-2 1900
500 Chieftain-i0c
100 q. Chariot SOC
$50 s. Bodie-S0c zoe
$50 s. Standard--60c 55c
500 Queen Bee-60c
$50 Rustler-1
$40 White-9a 10 81 9I
$50 Leeds--190c Ia 1906
40 NJ. White--10
$50 Tiptop-1k
so San Xavier-1
lsoO Homestake-lu W. U
1880 Argenta-6hs
300 Grand Prize-5'f 81
800 Dudley-ll5c
80 Bodie-lSI
AS Mono-44 4
100 Grand Prize-5l
so Star-7oc
100 Oriental-170c
100 .Blacahawk--2i0c
100 Con. Paeiiic-2
600 ChallenSe-ll 160c 16jc
$50 New fork-1A 2 190c
30 Occidental
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19

Turner House-T. D. Page. Fish Creek;
W. A. Moore, II. Bell, B. Cotrall, Ottumwa,
Iowa.
Parker House-E. D. Griffith, Ruby
Hill r. H. Taylor. F. G. Lord, M. A.
Murphy, Virginia City.
Jackson House-Jos. Potts, Ruby Hill /;
j. r. Kittrell, Carson Aaron Farr, Logan,
Utah; A. G. Butterfield, Elko.
International Hotel-C. NJ. Hopkins,
Lincoln, Neb.; E. H. Kinkead, wife and
two children, San Francisco VIM. Todd,
Carlin VIM. Hill, Newark Valley Gov
ernor L. r. Bradley, Carson J. F. Smith,
Reno; w. L. F. Deal, H. N. Conger, W.
NJ. Patterson, Virginia City.
The liners Meeting Tonight.
Parties interested in the mines of the
district should not forget the Miners
meeting at the Courthouse this evening.
The object of the meeting, as set forth in
the call, is to elect a Mining Recorder to
serve the ensuing year. We doubt, how
ever, whether an election will be gone into
tonight, as some arrangements must be
made in advance as to how the election
shall be held. We think it quite likely
that an Inspector and Judges will be APP
pointed and the election set for a future
day. However, all this will be for the
meeting tonight to decide.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19
70 u

A PoCKEr-BooK CONTAINING VARIOUS
N papers and letters, addressed TO Christie
pher A. Lee. The owner can have the book by
proving property and paying for this advertise
ment.
Eureka, September IS, 1878. se23-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19

The killing of DIR. Heb Hler At CerrO
GOrao. and Escape Of the Mnr-
slQrap
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-10-19

ERANCIs JEFFERY GIVES PuBLIC NO.
I tiee that he is the sole proprietor Of The
..what Cheer Chop Stand. In Joe Nendes' -
Eureka. Oct. IA. 1878. oaK-2e
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-10

Heretofore tic lut. 81 providing
drink for towns people who hnrr nU
place of business mil ~ people from
tho country ilaa daynisaI upon thu
anloon-. Many nrn III men vii, look
NIL over town In vuin for ,lrink ~
wnter, and ilnnliy drop Into II Nnloon.
md. ashamed IL NIX FIR wni.i call
for betr, lrst tho proprietor ~ well ~
others who tnns hnyr hesn driven
there III Hike manner, i'iay hook upon
them ~ penurlDus. The inns. III inr
business men III our plArn nIr Iio.
hibItionlsss. ~ them slow them.
nels.g philAniliioplatt * we'll, II pro.
Wiling 4 wli~r pail nni keeping II
supplied With good ir.hli water. With
u clipper ~ goblet i,.Ar w.. entities
tliom ~ tlie appe Linton. lint enough,
the snrf.siinn ~ III tie necessity ~
providing plnecr who're ihn people
Inay obtain gooil. pure, water. 'Irhi,
nna cool dning tie hni weather IA
10 Important that mon who profess
strong temperance principles should
not neglect this needed ineuamfc foi
ltr promotion.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-05-10
At cHEseo, WEDNESDAY MAY "a.
w. ~. Coles New York and New Or
leans Circus, Museum. Hippodromo,
Msnanefis aud tOnOrcss Of Liv.
inu Wonders.

Tho proprietor II this famous rs
tal,ilalihnIt Il well known "a being
oie ~ TN lapHi contemplating aud IN.
defniiRntiA siitprprs fur III. ain,isr.
nient II Tho public ~ ihia continent.
TIL aeaaun ilH attractions presented
nre eseD Rfnnief ihnn lig,lnl. Mr., mud
Mfs. l.ufes. ~. largest people III
The world, accompany tho cii1ig.
md ~ Anr them alone IA worth
double III oiiirnnee money charged.
Till siyalisu couple weigh between
iham something attr t,u halI ton.
nnh ny.tfiep over irh' frsi III height
1,lllr srai- isggp sit,t Ind tie honor
~ Appearing IA 80 royalty III l.nR
lib. niA received Hlhainu'ini iuk.n
NJ appreciation rt.in Queen Nirlnrin
nni ilW luke VII Edinburgh VIII.
inpfnrrtis rOnrri 49, ii magnificent
collection of will! animals. while lhr
,lfrt1 liirlairuup haI rtArum nrs
MI worthy ~ II yiaii. 'sunh nn iin*
tlsall,tl combination III attractions
aul,nni fall Ill Hlnw we'll.
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VI a.llan - II. 4.

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I'm ,ie Kuslmsr IT l4t3 | l4f#AAaes II
from your f'feafa seeut. ! Il f,fs f9f
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vhpa,, nais. anI Iafisy II inffisAn 80 !
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inriuri.s III III sattt III weather, III hi Ill
conditions II ruin hasa n@stl III. " 4
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Mr.. Peter NobIett of rIorcnceyill,

Mr.. Peter Sol,Iott " FIorcnceyillr
ha~ h.rn for svIir months suffering
FROM repeated attacks ~ Tho pnarnrt
~ ranal rt.'sNsi from Tho kidney
whlrll entering into The bluaI.
could hsi I'D theIf Exit. nnd llcaaptp
lodged III IT, PROSTATE ginnd pro.
aarllie nerIutls inflammation mn III.
rsl,hy u ian bladder. The operation
II futlatuiltN VIII performed ntl We'd.
neA dry morning ~ Int week hy br.
Jatea I'll Nfttsn Hs4lstta Nv bta.
Enoasn u Ili,ly. al. Matpilain, Bow.
II uni Pile If Coco. removing
numerous gravel 6iaiieb which hnti
l1lga1 III tite liaaifnta gland nn,l
biaIdr IL nov doing a. Well ~
could be sl4setsl iiata tic sniioisl.
lltsth 81 liz III, .ri. and The delicate
naflite II III. surgical operation per.
formed.
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\ suit h. hsau brought IN the May
term 81 liz District Court nRnin4'
&. y, Il T., !. Mccormick and !. j..
Hall. for 5000 ,!nnngea, w \. j.. Mel.
rrn for nn alleged wrongful levy ~,
Ill exempt property consisting " Il
team. hnillrrb nnI wagon. u. w.
Have mud II, 4. McCurtcy bring ~
4,it ~ attorneys ypi Nelson.
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Mea.ra Poole Il Aver have on

McasrA Poole Il Aver have opened
u shop over The rlow factory where
Aibic flaming mill or viii put your
old one Ia good wprkin. order " u
very moderate aam. They put In u
aeise which tahes u,ii the cookie
completely, III | II desired gives i've
grades II wheat.
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IL. Potter hAa hal II market
wagon mn,ln IN Kuhn N sstotklhan
paitlte u, lsfDWn Il Miller that runi.
rsIsa Iii tisin nnd ilnish with thr
l.ss work III aastsfn iugnuinciulic9 y,
having III mriis III brinR Crraru
mule throughout
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lisnuht nfny lie Aen tle silver.
ilesHstsit II NJ u. tsafsiIsW, ,aliinl'
attention IL lila htW ~ slaa "A tu
ies# That saNte "a euf tttipNfs
vHHsetl II eanlrel him o. snhe ual a
ll.eher Ii ssislrnee shns h. 10 ,iulng u
you'd thinp III she lnnpln.
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Doctor i Report

Doctors Report
Dr. Chm N. raddenhausen, ArofLeeAty
Evansville, Ind,
The lortnr wrltef, have large nsM-
Dor u good customers WIN tnks vvgssinc
They all speak we'll 0f II. Lnow II Ii i
good medicine for the complaints for
Witch n IL recommended.
Uca. ~, 1877
tsgetine II grnai psrneea for our
rgcd fn'lcry md mothers, fur Ii girs
them strength, ghiets their nerves, and
gives them natures swsei sleep.
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