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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-02-24

Through che courtesy OF Great Sem
ior Sycamore, WIN. Kicrski, Of tho
Grand Lodge Mt Virginia CITY, We learn
that the Chiefs will institute the new
Tribc at Eureka. to.morrow. A cor.
dial invitation to be present on the oc.
]cNsion, IL also extended to the officers
aud members Of tho order at Elko.
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Redemption OF EiIxo County
Bonds.

Redemption Of E,ko County
Bonds.
There being the sum Of : 1900 II in
the Sinking Fund of the County Of
Eiko, notice is hereby given that in
accordance with an Act entitled, "An
Act TO consolidate and Fund the in
dcbtedness Of Elko County" Approved
February 23d, 1871.
Scaled proposals will DO received by
me at 10Y Office in Elko. Nevada, up 10
6-o'clock L. NJ. on tho Sd day Of March,
1878, for tho redemption of Bonds Ia.
sued in pursuance OF said law, which
said proposals will be opened by mo
iii tho said town OF Elko or the 4th
day Of March, at 2 o'c,ock L. NJ.
All proposals must 10 sealed and
endorsed Proposals fer the redemp.
ton of Elko County Bonds and must
be accompanied with the Bonds pro.
posed to bo surrendered and the Bonds
must have attached to them or be uc-
~compnniod with all OF their respective
coupons not yet due.
No hill will bo entertained that does
not strictly comply with these instruc.
lions.
JSo. X. BBAD Ky. Co. Treasurer,
January 2Sth, 1878. j29-3Ot
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information wanted.

Jas. 4. Stidgor Of North San Juan.
Nevada County. Gala desires TO obtain
some information rs 10 the whereabouts
Of one VIM. Thompson, who was a
soldier in the First Regiment Of tho
Nevada state Volunteers. Company II,
Captain Goo. A. Thurs.on. There il
duo him u certain sum Of money from
tho United States.
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E's'cTlOniforX.

Tho cessation of hostilities on the
part Of the pluviai element, last night,
was merely a premonitoTy symptom
that old Prob" was correct in his
calculations, for although at midnigh;
the moon and stars were ont in holiday
attire. and the air was as mild AS II
morning In May, at daylight this morn.
ing, 1--WE plump, honest inches of the
heaviest and vhitcst .snog of the
winter lay upon the level, aud the big
fakes still quietly descending. This is
just what WAS needed to furnish "A sup
ply Of water for the streams next sum.
mcr, andi t timely arrival will cause
many a dependent h.ari to rejoice over
the improved prospect for "a fruitful
harvest.
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.iIis 8cnura.

Major john Dennis D., isst uow cl-
p~ericncirs some ~ tho guvfs s;,gehius
10 greatness. TEr rush t. his oo..r
h"Sbo"n sQ.prr.srd "y uu hyperion,
nk"se, IA order Hut thc helpless Invalid
may he spared the LotuLle turturrs u
being talked 10 death. John h.Suu OK
colicnt opportunity 10 realize some Of
the misvriu. to which oN- President
Grant hns been subjected sine" he be-
came "a foreign lion.
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Oysters.

NJ. p. Haynes. State agent for E. B.
Mallory IL Co.'s celebrated Arrow
Brand fresh baltimore Oysters, is in
daily receipt by Express. OF these Inc
ious bivalves direct from the Atlantic.
Secured in ice at Baltimore. they are
repacked in Omaha and again in Og-
den, arriving hero fresh as when tnken
from their native element. These oys-
tiers are superior to any iu the market,
and they will be promptly forwarded
to parties ordering fromrt the agent, re-
packed in ice from the Depot here.
Address NJ. Z. Haynes. Elko.-Nev.
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Don6Ic ,Yeaainr nt AusiIn.

The RereiRs Of the 18th records the
marriage of the two Misses Work; Miss
Mary A. and Joseph 4. Huber, and
Miss Elizabeth l.. and Emilio Wallach,
by Rev. J. a. Gray, on Sunday. Many
of our readers being former residents
of Austin. in old Lander, will remem-
Der the parties aud wish them u long
and joyous life.
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I,orcr nsccntcd.

Tho execution OF j.. W. Rover took
place at Ncno to-day. Ito was brought
upon Tho Hcnnold a few minutes past
one o'clock nnd vas hanged shortly
"l'or"ard. lIo protested his innocence
OF iho crime of which ho wis convicted,
10 tho lhSt.
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The Mhat Nct Nine.

sAs'
The claim holsters oftho abov67 men
toned mine met at the Office of Wm.
Stafford Feb. Goth, 1878, ut 8 O'Clock
=. NJ. The Secretary read articles of
incorporation and bylaws, Which after
being discussed Mt some length were
adopted by a majority Of tho feet rep
resented in i!o mine, after which they
were duly signed. The meeting, thon.,
on motion, adjourned to hHct At tho.
above place Fob. 25rd. 1873. Mt two
o'clock. =. ~, to siPu Trust Deed, and
otherwise complete the ]orgnni2n ion.
The following named persons we're
selected as Trustees: Johu S. May
hugh, Edgpr 1'hnlipi,IEsL. SriE,
Abe. Mocser and Thomas W. Hunt.
ingion' Tam GYlo1 SE18lE.
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The CountS's :.ucstr.

SLcriit Seitz is now retaining at the
county hotel, thirteen persons, SIX of
whom brought credentials fGom Justice
Courts, for minor ~oiicnses. the other
seven being subjects for tho considera-
ton Of the Grand Jury now in SESSION..
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From lucsdays Doily.l


wv
Pursuant TO published notice. tho
clnim.hUidora Of the above named
mino met Mt the Office Of Vim. NJ. Stat.
ford. Saturday, February 10Th, 1878.
ut 2 o'clock p. Al. On muion the meet.
Ing WINS called To order Icy clrcting Abe
Mouscr President and John $. May.
hugh Secretary. After an interchange
of opinion as TO the future operations
Of the niue, it was finally agreed TO
incorporate tho Same into 100, 900 shares
with n nominei cnpitui Of 80. 600. 900.
After tho naming Of Two Trustees to
mnh"gv thu affairs OF hc conccfn. tho
Secretary WAS directed to prepare aiti.
clos Of incorporated and bylaws for
examination and approval at tho mex.
meeting, which will DO held at tho
aboTe mentioned place on Wednesday,
February 20th, 1873. ut 3 o'clock r. NJ.
All persons knowing themselves to
hold feot in said mino nro requested TO
attend Inc meeting and assist in the
organization Of the same,
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A. Bruce.

The well known shops on the corner
OF 9Th mad Silver streets. are constantly
turning out the very best character u
blHcksmithing and wagon work OF every
description, of the very lowest prices
for which good work can he done, and
Ed. Philips, the old pioneer, is chief
engineer OF tho entire institution MS
usual.
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FTSE, fresh sweet Estern Cider juats
received ut the Gem, and for sale by
the barrel or gallon; also fresh east
ern Turkeys, Chickens, Geese and
Ducks.
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This morning, were y. j. Nyc, Mrs.
Geo! jWcstfali, II. w. Metz. w. D..
Weaver, w. Rcinhart, Miss Lizzie
Neville, james Hqtnon. Chnsa Mai,dny.
RS. Davidson and &c. Cfookshank.
IT is rcTSf66 n 4a9@6a ihsea
splendid vein Of ore has just been Gu,
in the Yonng America mine.
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Mns. kfso, who kept n station on tho
Tuscnrora road aud recently attempted
suicide IN Eureka, has boon adjudgod
insane, and started for Woodbridge
Asylum.
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To FAR&EIs AND OrHERs.-Having
assumed gntire conhAI of the black
sinithing yagon.mal re- and machine
shops, am now prepared to do n
and all kinds OF work in my line, par
ticuiarly the repairing of agricultural
implements, on the most favorable
terms.
Dr-
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Arrivals,

This evening were T. McDermott,
Miss Fanny Deyere, A. Meyer, Ed.
Hyeck and H. James.
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fREsH vegetables of the season re-
ceivod daily; also live and dressed
poultry, eggs, fruit, etc. Fresh butter
ut 80 cents per pound, ut L. Leeser's.
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h'N' VI STiai Jurors.
" SEc'cr"tt, =. Ryan,
}. /. CawIorL, .. Riechart.
II. Black, Ha:u Mccain,
Geo. q. Dw,lly, Il. 7. Jones,
Il. v. ~BuTnhHnl, ". T. Crane,
]. y. Finley. l.. }. Jones.
Milo. kinssbcrry, john NJ. Dorsey,
j. q. Briscoe, j.. c.. Dorsey.
7. Ncit2, John ". Lane.
Pat. Mccall, ArcIy wilson,
jacob Hurt, Winthrop Wilcox,
J. Johnston. 4. pigmmer.
II. II. Hognnscu, W. NJ. Shuck,
d. c. TarJelI. J. W. M.Kitrick,
J. >. Borrctte. VI. Utffron,
q. I. Williamson, 4. Kicfcr.
John Whalcns JAS. Duncan. 3 s
VIM. Grafton, Il. T.. liTghes,
WIN, Mozart. jus Kceney. o.
John I. Dcincy. 4. j. Wiles,
q. u. Kittwdgr, q. pnrus.
i. o. Carmichael, Wm. Gordon.
Benz. Corey. Jos. q. Stevens,
J. c. Ponce. John Knight,
Louis EngIer, John IIibbets.
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This evening, were Vim. Reinhart,
WIN. Weaver, Harry Baldwin. +. T..
Stephens, X. s. Davidson, {. b. Plat;
and l.. l.. Rowe.
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JoHS FEAScIs. stabbed in the eye by
Baldwin, is reported improving. with
strong hopes OF his eventual recovery.
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IEmIIinm EScrri.ch.

The stage this evening brought down
and delivered ut the Office OF Wells,
Fargo IL Co., II bars Of Grand Prize
bullion. valued at S22, ll5 9S.
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Arrivals ~ .trgc tlfis cycuing wore
as fellows: S. VI. Beard. Thns. Can
ncy. l.. a. Whi,c. W. 4. EnGy, NJ. T..
Boss, 4. u. Chapman, W. II. Pcarcc
mud MrssrmHnr-
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Departures hy stage this morning
were rs follows: q. @. Warner. l.. J..
F"ison. II. Snyder, W. J.. Munccy and
Fred. WILSON,.
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Arrivals.

Arrivals by stage this evening were
as follows: ". r. Smith, 5. II. Pal
mer, II. Bach, Basic Beuiot, Frank
Warner, John HnbUhGd ana l.. Iiyno.
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Tho stage from tho north this cyon.
ing delivered at tho Office Of Wells.
Fargo a Co., - bSrs OF Grand Prize
bullion valued at $lI,73J 90.
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sDE pgrguIr%,

This morning for Tusvaryra were {:
l.. L. Rowe, Fred Wilson, Col. j. C..
Dow, r. L. TIushs, Somucl McNlnstcrs
ana Pat. Gray.
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InitIn aiinnnh.

iIr. Wallace is shipping cattle from
Tccoma to Messrs. Dnnphy & Bildroih
NJ San Francisco. Sis car loads go
down tonight.
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INVALUABLE TO ALL 81
PUT ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ALL
Lung and Throat Complaints Pecu-
y. linr 90 Miners. al
DIR. EBEL,s
BalsHm ana Cough Medicinei

THIS wonderful remedy lie highly useful in all
cases OF colds or coughs, but is especially
adapted Tor the cure Of such coinpIaifts aa
miners arc liable to from exposure to cold
grouhd; or the ABSORPTION If powder smoke in
10 the lungs. Three doses q day will keep the
lungs clear aud onible tho miners To work in
tile midst OF powder smoke without coughing.
II is not claimed for this Baisam. like uost
patent medicines, that II will cure all diseases,
butitis guaranteed TO cure all diseases OF the
lunss. one bottle Of The Balsam will, in nearly
all cases. cure y bad cold or cough Of from one
cough OF from two TO four mouths standing:
and three bottles aiy4similar affection that as
been In existence from four months 10 two
years.
yn-To DO had at r.. =. Muller's Drug store.
Elko. Nevada.
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Personal.

Mrs. John Williams arrived from n
visit to California, by the train last
evening
George Meigs came down from Wells
by this mornings train.
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Arrivals.

This evening. were j. W. Dorsey and
William Ryan.
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san FRANClScO STOCK REPORT.
TesIN a'T ~
Thursday. February n, 1875.

To-Esny's stock SAleGoa
255 ophir, 53X, sax
1856 Mexican, lab
235 Gould and Curry, 81, SX
$50 Best and Belcher, 1874, 1874
$50 California. % Z
100 Savage. llH. TX
lIl0 Con. Virginia, 221, 22n
$50 Hale and Horcross, 1917
i25 Point. 4i0c, 430c
100 Jacket, 1917, 1919
200 Imperial. 7Uc, Coo
100 keuiuck, $3.50
400 Sierra Nevada. Also
90 Utah, l0A
$50 Bullion, 370c
100 Excheqrer, 345e. $3.50
lG5 Overman, l5L, 10
6l5 Justice, 1917, l0L
l525 Succor, 2sOc, 29Uc
80 Union, 90 6 1000 -.
ESQ Alta, so, SX
G25 Julia, aloe, 2l5c
100 Caledonia. 235c, 230c
500 Silver Hill, 255c, az
100 Challenge, 75c
So New York, l55c, TX - Recall
500 Senator. 3H
$50 Woodville, 40c, Csc
$50 Andes, Coo, zoe
1850 Wells Fargo, loo
40 Ward, l0jc
100 LoSiathan, I0c
100 Amazon, 25c
l40 North Con. Virginia, soc
1925 NJ. Star, ls0c, 1866
G3i Trojan, Coo, 65c JOY :
$50 Solid Silver, soc
LS0 Scates, Soc
10 st. Louis, SOC .r, o-T.
20 Leopard, 45c, 40c
1000 Panther, soc
2O50 Hussey, 1909, 1856
1920 De Frees, 4Oc, 45c hH'a EIIa
2O25 Grand Prize, 1879, IL $50
S75 Argeuta, 900
1850 Navajo, 2, 1859
500 Independence, ll0c, 1850
$50 Falcon, Iza ~ -
l2iO Silver Prize, S5c, 90c
loo Hornet, l5c. 200
,E-LEa% "
Yesterdays Afternoon board.
100 Valley. 25eio lIGa8GA4 AHHl
40 Raymond and Ely, 81, 5L
200 Eureka Con-, "A, 44xgfIIlTn q
loo Jackson, 2&
6S5 Alps. 81 az
1850 Belmont, $50
$50 Patch, 1871
100 Eldorado south, 500 rlirgIs .ag
$40 Belle, 10H
100 Belle Isle. Coo, SOC
1865 Modoc, zoe, l5c
300 Bodie, 95c
100 Golden Chariot, !, $50
40 Martin White, 6Z
500 Leeds. 2l0c, 2
ITO Tip Top, 34Oc
80 Com Virginia, 22Z ,-22X aHrA 81
80 Hale and Norcross, 1917
20 Mexican, 1922, 1871
30 Point, 460c, Az
100 Ophir. 53%
2Su Alta, S1S,9 ". 60" "H a
70 Union, 5T, 5s.
100 Alpha, l0H
100 Belcher, AZ
40 Utah, lOA
l75 California, %, a.r,t,ru r
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lDeparurcs.

This morning. were A. Myer. II.
james and lady, Nettie Howard and J..
Ruaner.
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3. j. sMl1n, matchmaker and iew.
olcr, Elko, Nevada. .
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Departures.

This morning were Mrs. Rosa Riley
and child, G.. a.. Cunningham, j. T.
McDcrmoit and Que Chinaman.
...
From Fridays Daily
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Arrivals.

Arrivals by stqgc this evening woro
James Carr, MIR. Mccarthy, Mr.. Dryer,
q. III. Hardoe, NJ. T.. Douglas and A.
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Genuine ii"-sn. c.s-r.. ma

cotnar Of rlnh md Commercial .,r.,,.. KIN,
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The following named gentlemen com.
prise the list of grand jurors for the
term:
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HAEEY BALDWIN who stabbed John
Francis il tn. eye. fatally it is sup
posed, was brought down here by Dep
MY sheriff Weaver, b. stage to-day.
the report hat he had been sent via
Battle Mountain being merely a ruse
OF tho purt OF the officers to conceal
his whcTcab0Uts, the feeling against
him ut Tusca-0ra being so strong that
danger Of lynching was apprchcnded.
THE Grand jury was in session this
morning. aud after appointing commit.
!r" investigation pending thGirier-
ainia adjourned until 70 morrow
morning.
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THE RSf0ri- Union has "A notice Of the
death Mt sadrnnlcnto, of the vito Of II
former to&usnlan. ". G.. Van Fleet.
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DisfrjrfCpurf.

Tho Grand Jury for the February
terra OF tho Ninth Judicial Distric,
Court. will assemble Mt the Courthouse
for business, Monday, tho 18th instant.
a SLIGHT Improvement has tnkoE
place in The condition of James Grants
youngest child. and hopes are onior.
tanned Of i's' Ultimate recovery.
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FrEosh OYaters.

~ go F.rosh oystsrs:T
Fine Saddle Fock Oysters. just re-
eived Mt the GEN.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
= D. Gregg l. Co.
Rebecca Murphy ct al.


DY virtue Of q certain order Of sale issued
II from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe and Stats Of
Ohio, iu case pending in said court between
the above named parties and to me directed,
l will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsasld,
on
Saturday, the 19th day Of October, 1878
between the hours of 10 o'clock .. m. and
O'Clock p. m, Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In Monroe county
Ohio, to Wit: y f5 -
Tho southeast quarter Of the south3ssA
quarter Of section twenty. one, township two
Of range four, containing forty acres more o.
less.
Said property so ordered to be sold is ap
praised at $500, and may sell for two-third
Of said spprsisement. Terms Of sale, one
third cash, and the balance on oonn rmation
Fl .i VIM. READ,
septl7,'78ws. Sheriff u. c. o.
OKBY & 0xI4, Att'ys. 81 ss
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~ Z =
R When any epidemic RACES, there
is always much groundless alarm among
some classes OF persons. Precaution
and care should not be confounded with
alarm. Not long ago an account was
published showing the result In a single
instance of alarm and ignorance A
young Frenchwoman from New Orleans,
accompanied by her nephew, was travel.
ling north. The nephew fen from the
train and was killed Afterward the We
man was quite i'll, and it being thought
that she had yellow fever, she was taken
from tie cars at Louisville aud sent .o
the hospital. The physician declared il
q serious case of yellow fever. She wa.
treated with the most stringent remedies
Her clothing and baggage were fumiga
ted, and there was great excitement oyel
the matter. She was kept isolated in thu
Hospital several days, and seemed tt
tgrow no better and no worse, excep
that her excitement increased and he
rawlings in French continued. Th,
French consul was finally sent for, ane
after a few moments conversation dis
covered that she was not sick, but per
fectly well, except that she could not un
derstand English, and was in state o
great nervous excitement over the acci
dental death Of her nephew and the re
markable treatment she had received
from what she supposed was gang o
bandits. Other physicians were callet
in, and corroborated the consurs state
ments, and she was released and sent OF
her way with her nephew's body.
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Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

=
DAM in the right side, under the edge
l Of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side,
the patient is rarely able to lie on the
left side; sometimes the pain is felt
under the shoulder blade, and it fire.
quently extends to the top of the shoul-
der, and Is sometimes mistaken for
rheumatism in the arm. The stomach
is affected with loss Of appetite and
sickness; the bowels in general are
costive, sometimes alternative with lax;
the head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with dull, heavy sensation IN
the back part. There is generally q
considerable loss of memory, accom-
panied with a painful sensation Of hav-
ing left undone something which ought
to have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The patient
complains of WEAKNESS and debility; he
is easily startled, his feet are cold or
burning, and he complains Of prickly
sensation of the skin; his spirits are
low; and although he is satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him,
yet he can scarcely summon up forti-
tude enough to try it. In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the
above symptoms attend the disease, but
cases have occurred where few of them
existed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown tho LIVER to
have been extensively deTanged.
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v EG IL II me
PurifeS the Blood g. Gives Strength.

Du Quols, ILL.,, Jan. Il, 1878
Nh H Z. STEVENS:
Dear Sir,--Your .vegetine" has been doing
wonders for me. Have been having the
Chills and Fever, contracted in the swamps
Of the South, nothing giving me relief until
I began the use Of your vegetine, It giving
me immediate relief, toning up my system,
purifying my blood; giving strength; whereas
all other medicines weakened me. and filed
my system with poison; and am satisfied
that If families that live in the ague dis
tricts Of the South and West would take
Vegetine two or three times week, they
would not be troubled with the "Chills" or
the malignant fevers that prevail at certain
times of the year., save doctors bills, and
live to a good old age. respectfully yours,
J.B MITCHELL,
Agent Henderson's Looms, st. Louis, Mo.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. If vEGKrIss
will relieve pain, cleanse, purify, and cure
such diseases, restoring the patient to per-
feet health, after trying different physicians,
many remedies, suffering for years, is 1t no,
conclusive proof, if you are sufferer, you
can he curei' Why is this medicine per.
formi 6 such great curesi 1t works in ths
blood. in the circulating fluid. 1t can truly
be called the Great BLOOD PURIFIER. Th,
great source of disease originates in the
blood; and no medicine that does not act di
rectly upon It, to purify and renovate, ha
any just claim upon public attention.
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Wall from Iowa.

WAsHINeToN,. Sept. 25 The Iowa
Republicans make daily piteous appeals
to the Republican Congressional Com
mittee for pecuniary aid. The treasury
is low, and the appeals cannot be met
A letter received from the Chairman OF
the Iowa State Central Committee recites
that in one district, the Third, the elec.
ton of .Greenbacker candidate, Fred
D. Donnell, with Democratic indorse.
ment, is announced as probable, and in
others the Republican majority is certain
to be heavily reduced-so heavily that
Secretary Kirkwood writes that four
Greenback Congressman may and prob
ably will be elected. This is something
unheard-of from Iowa, The fact tina,
similar predictions from the posted ones
in Wisconsin, Illinois and Michigan are
daily made to the Committee is notTcal-
culated to inspire Chairman Hale With q
desire to rupture blood.vessel by over.
work to save moribund party.
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