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MIR. Il. G. WEBSTER,
State legislator of Illinois, writes follows of
his sons case

State legislator of Illinois, writes as follows of
his sons case:
To The Editor QJ The GioJe- Democrat:
You will Obge by publishing the following facts
Ms Park, afflicted with right side scfoal rup
ture for than nine years. lie great many
kinds OF tTusses the best could obtain, yet he was
noyed and injured by them the rupture increased.
When Dr. sherman In st. Louis last year took my
him. and he was soon much relieved, and for more
than two months has been entirely cured besides his
eral health Is much better than while he rptured. As
well known, having been elected to the legislature for
two terms make this statement with the impression that
Like myself there many discouraged by their repeated
disappointmens In seeking help who will be gratlfed TO
learn OF the efficacy OF Dr. shefman's treatment
y. q. WEBSTER.
Upper Alton H., February q, 1873.
The above gentlemen are only few of our
citizens whom DIR. Sherman has treated success.
fully for rupture in all its aggravatng stages
but these statements are sufficient to prove be-
You'd question his ability to cure one of the most
terrible of all human Affections, of however long
standing. One of the numerous advantages
which his patients appreciate and commend is
that during the treatment they are not restricted
in diet, and can attend to business with AS grea
activity as il never ruptured
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A BOSTON MERCHANT ABOUT
DIR. SHERMAN'S RUP-
TURE CURE.

To he Fdf0r # the Heiuid.
was sufferer from rupture about twenty years. At
hst 1t was slight used what was recommended To
the hest truss in Boston. received benefit, and
always annoyed from channg and pressure, while
ture growing and worse. My nervous system
became affected, my general health wrecked, and
rapidly approaching physical and mental ruin. Pains AMI
ACHES IN my bowels, breast back aud head, consequently
and indifferent towards Others and untitled for the
suited several doctors, all different In opinion my
troubles -dyspensia kidney affections, liver complaint
and everything they attributed them To but the effect OF my
rupture ami truss. On one occasion, when sum
mOne rs 1uryman, my physician gave me certificate to
the effect that had nervous Dyspepsia and was moi able to
serve "a uryman, which certificate excused me- About
two years ago accidentally heard OF Dr. shermans
cessiu treatment OF rupture, and lost no time In going TO
New York 10 consult him. After having examination
n my caste from what lie told me- had confidence In him
and went under his treatment From this time improved
Vim nnbonnded satisfaction and sense OF happiness
which cannot describe have been cured Of the rupture
and with It disappeared all the aforesaid complaints. My
general health Is daily mpfoving my friends note and
speak of IT, know there thousands suffering from
rupture who are scepica from repeated dsappoinnents
IN seeking relief consequently make this statement
wel-known citizen of Boston, believing that II they should
consult Dr. sherman and receive the benefit of his treat
ment, they will thank me.
II will afford me pleasure at all times to give any further
Information to any one who wishes TO personally
My place Of business Is Mt 2336 Washington street,
Boston, November "a, 1915
The above is from the Herdid 1t is Interesting
to the afflicted, Mr.. FELTON, being well-known
and relinble pitiyan
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Z e Z a 8.

- 8si 5sgpileap tSpiste iih sln Mann
am 10. Suit tnoem er fa Dor sinsn 81.
fsnbabn3us mart. Gr wartste rubis bic
@ntuaft reRelbsn ab uno lprans auf pas
@elsis, ais Die locomotive nur nod einiae
Shritte snlfsrnt mar sr wurbs auaen-
blidlia ssioptst. Stllsih Der Waan
elm 9ilsnbaauarbs,tsr mar, tannts i'm bod
gsmarb.
= Sn Der Ndae pon Yrentam bina
ih am 23. Suit cine peutlhe 5rau Na
mfnS J!ansbaupt an stuem OcAiparren
tn ibrsr WObnuns aui. Sis lit am
5tfSer nnt man slaast. oab ifs I'm 8ieterr
parpr9amus bic 5bat bssins.
- Gin tsutitsr 8armsr bsi Snbuliry,
u. Bsdmann bradte psn srtsn Bagen
n'uer Baumwcas nab 9ysubam.
~ Gte Gam Yab farb. psrlutts man
allies MS8Iids, um Betsnntnills Don ibm
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pas man Don ibm srfubr. mar un,ulam'
msnbansenb unp auf pisle 8ralsn sab sy
teins antwprt. gr raamis sin. In iei.
mem 9anemerf, wie er ft auspridts,
tahtis eearteitet une allein aetsn poa.
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Ser amerifanifbe SDu sSuan.

DaS ron,unbafte Tamilienleben bes Wil.
liondrs unb Mdbmaf fdinen, ,Tabritanteu
Ginger murbe tet benz bieler Gage iiber
ieinen NadlaB abseid(cHenen Iorsleid
pSais tlosseltellt. DerIelbe binterliee
$13,OOo,OO0 uno "a Ginoer Don finf
Wtiittern, bic idnlnltliA beanipruhten, ieis
ne 0attinnen 5u lein. @sleblid perbeira.
tibet mar er nur nit 3weisn; 5uerit 1890
nit Gatseriua ". Salep. DaualS mar
er ein elnfaAer Sanomerter.
Seinem abenteuerlid,en Gimme iebo9
Iaste ein rcSstmabises Qeben nidt 3u. @r
sins unter @9auipieler, BEL benen er in
baltimore Utarp Nnn SrpnsIer, bic 9pd.
ter zines Circus Directors, fennen lernte,
nit Der Elm 13iSbrises 9fcmaoenlebsu
flibrts, bei Dem oft Sdnlalbaus 3iid)en.
nleilter mar Sad ibrer auslase icl ibm
bic Yerbeleruns Der Mabmaidine pOn
einem alien Wiaune in @hicaso SsSei9t
wcrpen iein. st babe fe uussebeutet, lei
balo iebr reid 9ewrrben unp nit ibr bann
in eihen Yalalt Der 5. Nue. in 9few 0ort
se5cseu. ueberal babe er Fe ais feline
5rau pOrselte(t, Obsleid er fd erit 1850
Don ieiner reatmdbioen @uttin babe idei.
ben lallen.
Sn5milden babe le erfabren, baB er
unter tem yfa,uen Wfattbeps nit Warie
Wec @onisal unb unter ben, 9eamen
Werritt alit Warb 8. Walter in elm in.
times yerbdltniB setreten isi. sic babe
oestulb, pdbreno er in europa sewelsn
lei, seseu Jpn auf Sdeipuns sstlast cine
io!de aber nidyt er,pirtt. als Ginger
bierucn sebSrt. babe er fe ueranlabt, ibm
einen friber apiiben beioeH abseIAlpfepen
idriftliGen YertraS 3uriidSuseten, uno
babe I'D, taum baS er benlelben in 5dns
ben 8ebabt, nit @uSenie Sommerpiue
trauen lallen, wabreno lie lelblt einen
9errn Softer Sebeiratbet babe. als Sin.
ger ssislea, bab ieina getannteu fem
6auilienleteu mietllisteu lei er suerlt
nad Trantreih uno i@liebtib nat gns.
Lamb sesanSen, mo er 1875 seforoen lei.
Sn ieinem 2eaamente battle Ginger
gang senau Veriiounsen setroien.
Sein Belistbum in Amerita bate eiaen
Wertb ppn 50. 100000. Den 3mei Sim
bern ieiner seiAieoenen 6rau binterliss er
$40, 500, ben att &inoeru bes Triulsin
Spousler permadte er $l,75O,0OO, ben
fiinf Sinoern Der Wc@onisal ebenIopiel,
benz 8inbe ber Walter s40O, 900, uno ben
Sfelt feineS 8ermSsens binterleb er ieiner
lebten Trau unb beren lehs &ineern.
Oa teinc Seriasunsen fit ieiue iribereu
8rauen 8etrrfen waren, 10 betimpIte
Sraulein SpOasler Die @altiSteit pss &c.
itamentS.
Die gntideiouns fel sesen iie aus unt
lie appeuirte, bod ihlieblih sins fe ell
eompiomlb Elm unb per3ihtete seser
ausaablunS pen $4,000 auf ale weite.
reH S9ritte sesen bic lebte unO am mel
lfen be9anitiste Der fiinf Srausn Sinser's
fpelte iamnltlih uoh am 9eben fno.
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bsrsStsr Munb iiberFob BON lpannsnpsn
Shilbsruneen une iametfbelnoen Sulot.
suneen l1nb penn Fe ipirtliA gDsib Sc
mug mar, um bic ueue, bic blenosnoers Gr'
fheinuns benz porsuSieben, Der ni&ts aut
6erpreentitAes an lth bate ais lstne Gbr
lthfeit, nidts gsbeblthss ie srlebts als iei-
ne tisfs 5srsensneisuu9 fir oas Waoaen,
bas er fir 3eit uuo gpisfeit bate als lein
betrahtsn bl,ftn - nit ipelAem anpern
8sdtferttsunsssruno tonnte liseana pas Ell,
gene Uewtfen beldwtdttssn, ais NIT rsm,
Der ldon In gDorten ausssipro&en BON IT,.
rem 9ippen ssfallen er babe ibrs Giaiam.
felt teniib!, um lie, bic grbin, su seIpiu'
n'n, su umgarnen gs parsn empSrenSe.
ss wasen Worte, bic aA wie odmontlhe
&rallsn in lsin Ser; ld,lussu - lhcn isbt
100 2becbora ite nur sflprchsn ais etwas,
pas BON Nnbern ibm m5sliher Weiie Dor
ssworfsn wsrosn fSuute 5atte fe
ss anbsrs ausssoradt, tatts fe lsiber ben
@lauben an eiue niebsrtradttse 8ered
nuns BON isiuer Ssite aussebriidt - ibm
war, ais bate er 0e baum tSoten mil fen.
M6er aud 70 mar ss ldltmm ssnus.
Gr mu6te annebmen, bas Sbsobora bsreits
untsr benz Banne bieiss frsmbeu Msn1dsn
itebe, bab, wenn er fA palilo in btss Ser.
baltnib fuse, Te fir ion psrlorsu iet !; felt
seilsrn Nbenp idun Bate sr bic Ntnuns
oaycn in Der @eele setrasen unp ifst bate
ct Surh feline pffsns Sprads nur erwirft,
rub etele Abuuns ;ebnfad psrsartt auf
tbm lag.
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iitsrinas uutsrnommeu gu babeu. @u'
bic Jrase, ,pie er casu ssfpmman 1ei, I'D
bsm Nautsrlstsn gu erssten, sab ct an, un
bic erasn 800 Dollar, bic er bsim @fsr'
pereunea sswaan, bsfoblsn wOroen gu
1ein unb pies babe i'm 70 erbt!tert, bab er
mad ben Sawar3en Bergen sssanssn
isi uno iitt aui bic 8eraubuns BON pof'
tutIhen sslest babe. Spa!sr babe er
ieiae 1batisfsit erweltert uno @ilsnsabn'
suse ansefallsn.
- SIR bic Wittwe sss Dsputp,Sbe.
riffs @rimes, Der BEL Der @sfangsnnabms
ceS Gam 9ab sst6Otst wurps, taben Die
Sswobnsr BON Sounb Sod 23o Dollar
Sulammensefsuert. Maior Sonss fiiste
Dem @sitenf ein Dferp gu, pas maA BON
ben Spteb9siea.a peS Gam 8a0 ertsutsts.
- gtn alter bsutlhsr Sanssslsus in
Oauas gounty, ansuf gBebsr, Der am
6isber frant lag unD I'm Dslirium yoH
1900 Dollar eeiprohen batte, bic sr I'm
Bsfs tabs, wuroe wabreno lsnsr &rant
belt UNI bieies @slo bsrautt. Die Oisbe
batten ibm Spiate 9eoeben, ais fs ben
Disbfa9l ausfabrten.
- gei Marlbaq Sersiftste i16 ein alter
6armer, g4. y. @put aus gerlebsu.
2r lit am Jieber unp wuute G9enin ein.
ne5msn, ersrif er aber latt be1sn StrYt.
min uno farb olsia oaranf, pabrsno er
am Slide fa6.
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- WlS erter getras Der Seem glorter
Spcialilten aur Wablcompa ne in Oentb.
lamb iino a,0oo WIart (s73O) an 0errn
Nusplt Selb in Samburs abasiaapt mors
Ben
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- Sauft Cure WcluHesfiHer I'M 8i.
feribop bel @ec. Wfanbrb Neenue 6.
11,7.t1Wtun4m
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Sin lansjiibrises Qeioen ourb ben Oe,
braub BON Or. AuS. aSnis's Oamturser
E'cpfen sebciltr--6lau 2lusuitine @ttau
ger, Blainlielo, g, S., tbeilt uns bariber
6Olsences nit: Seit 16 Sabren bate i'd
Elm SopGeicen peldes INNER pcn 3eit gu
3eit nah tar5en 3Diidenrdnmcn mieDer.
febrte. SD befraste mebrere Octtoren.
ater persebens. 2ebteS Sabr betani i'd
8uidais einen Samburser Samilien. 6alen.
Der in bic Sduoe uno wurbe Daourb pers
anlabt nit Dr. Gns. 5sSnis'S 6amturser
Ircpfen cine Ytebe gu maiden. Wiit 6reu.
ben fam ih nm beridten, baB mir pieiel.
t, ben 8ebolien u"o mid gang pisoer bsrse'
feQt baosn.
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ieit IS Sabren in Mcatit (gorltaot b.
Serl. } aaiiiliser, iebr besiitsrter uno iei.
nes DatrictismnS, wie leiner 2cbalitat
lpesen befannter unb an9eiebener Burser,
fubr am Dienifas in 8eeleituns uebrerer
tbn1 unbetannter 9erren auf Der Pferbe.
bahn na4 Berlin. Die 6erren unters
bielten iid rubis nnb unauIiaais ii6es bas
Ntteutat uno ben gerbreter Hobilina,
pbne bab lid ber Wtrabiier an benz @e.
iprad betbeiliste. @m Wfcntiiouplabe
anselanst, itieS er aus, eins in eine III BET
ytdbe befinblihe 6eltauraticn uno Be-
nlertte, mie elm auberer Tabrgalf, Der
ebenfaas an ienem @elplah nidt 5beil
9cnrmnien bate, ibnl sefot9t mar, unp
iid sleid, ibm elm @las gier teltelte.
Saum batte Der Woabiter 0err Wlas eez
ncnlmen, alS lid ber tbm pSuis fremDe,
stmaS reeuctrt anSiebcnoe, gang slatt ra.
lirte Weni4 ibn seseniber All tenIelbcm
Gid iette uno i'm fortmdbrene auf I'M.
perldamte Weiie fi1irte. asraerlia bier,
lttsr fraste enolid Der Wtcatiter ben
6renoen, cb er et,pas Don ibm piinIde.
sd wll pilien, iper Ste lino. ."-v Dos
tann Sbnen. sleidsiiltis Iein. $50
msroe Sbren 0eanen bod erfaDren, beun
Id mer0e sic mesen Der BON Stnem I'M
Yterbebabnipasen besansenen Wajeifats.
beleloisunsen oenunciren," iaste = nun.
mebr flaiterno Der 6rembe. @rihrcdeu
medIelte rer Wcabiter bic Sarbe uno
tonnte ftptternb nur berYorbringen: ,aber
meia @ott id babe gar aidt.
Seien Sic rnbis, cs braudt bier Niemano
gu ipiiien" fiel Der Trsnlpe Elm. lid, mill
idwelsen, aber seten Sie mir lcfort 100
Warf. ccsr i'd .laiie sic auf oer Steue
serbaiten uno Sie ,pillen, mas Sbneu
baum beporltebt!"-Der 70 tebrobte Wtoz
atlter tena!e ii6 anfdnslib bon ieinem
Sdreden sar nidt erbclen; ibm fielen
uupilfiirlih Die aabaOlen Yerbaftunaen
Der letten Gage eim, ct erinnerte lid Der
ycrfcmmnilIe blino seibter Qpndiulfi,
uno iin8itlid itamme(no, ein a1tbmatilder
anfaa bate ibm bic euit benommeu,
bradte er bic Wcrte berocr: sd babe
ausenblidlia taum 70 eiel bei mir, id,
melb nidt- -" ,,gtun gut, unterbrah
ibm wiecernm Der Trembe, ,,5ie perbsu
iih oas @elb heleI une es mir mad, Der
Saie am Wnieum brinsen! Yeriuden
Sis nidt, mir gu entseben. Sbre Sdritte
lalie id bur9 einen Sduemann bewadeu!
Wfein 5eioel be5ablen @ie!"-Sprad's,
flopfte benz Nnoeren mie einem alten Be.
tanntsu auf bic S4ulter, rief benz Relluer
gu: Der 9err beSabltm uno sins.-
Nur lebr aumdblis erbolte fb Der Icnit
gar nidt 10 leiat ins gOdsborn 5u iaaens
&c W{pabiter BON benz S9reden; ibm
eammerte eine @rinneruns an abnlide
@rpreiinnSsseididten auf unb, T9 ieiner
o0uen unidule an oem ibm pursewrrfenen
Serbreden mobl bewubt, gina er. rubis
nas Weitere abmarteno mad Dem 0senoels
pcnsplats, um MN feinerIeits ben >, Dc.
nAneianten gu cenuuciren uno ibn perbaT.
ten su lalien. Sersebli6 Der
Yatrcn mnbte wobl in ben Wienen unIe.
res 6reunoeS ben,erft baben, baB er Wutb
seiASpft bate uno a0en @uentualititen
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-16

Two of the prisoners confined in the
county Jail. one of them. Rattlesnake
Jack. the other a burglar supposed to
be an escaped convict from San Q uen-
tin, attempted to break out night before
last. Deputy Sheriff Enos happened
to hear them while they were digging
at the brick wall. and upon inysstiga.
ton, found that they had displaced
several bricks under the wash stand,
and in short time would have dug
through the wall into the hall. They
are now ironed day aud night to pre-.
vent them from resuming operations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-16


Notwithstanding the political excite
meet Oapsedsby the con sentions. one Of
which has concluded its labors and the
other about to commence its work. the
attendance at the race track yesterday
afternoon was larger than on the first
DAY year ago. The track is in 'fne
condition and the rain Monday evening
laid the dust. The trottiug race yes
terday afternoon was won by James r
Harvey's Black Bess. in two straight
heats; time 2:26 and 1925. -
The quarter dash between "Mon.
tana's" Jerry; Sears Red Dollar and
Harvey's Black Hawk. was closely con.
tested and was won by Jerry by a
length. a'Ah is"
The saddle horse race between John
heese's Bob Gray. Prices Indian
Chief. George Kyle's Gentle Annie and
Lew Reese's Dirteater, was won by
John Reess's Bob Gray. -74
Three reces--two ruuning and one
trottipg--are announced for to- day. In
the race for three year olds, for a purse
OF 1880. L. L. Rickard names Montana,
). Il. Harvey names Sorrel Billy, John
Lacey names Grey Prince and L. N.
Hager names Red Clonds9ssE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-16
,4a4 FpHrarY IsipEl saos!T N

A Sensations oat the Fsace Track.
W YDSmith bag ridden rll Trough
the, Eastern States, and drew ,thopssnds
Of people to witness hts powers Of en-
duraoce in the saddle, The press
throughout the country pronounce Mr..
Smith the fastest man living in his
changes from one horse to another at
the'terminos Of each mile. To witness
the changes alone, is well worth the
price Of admission to the track. He
will ride here over our track on Satur.
day next, 80 miles 10 hour and l8
minutes. There is no doubt bat that a
large crowd will be present on the oc-
casiou. -. r. KY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-16

Go to the ihe4ter this evening
and see Naval Engagements, and
"Betsy Baker"