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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
A VOICE From v A

From Virginia CITY . poor sufferer, almost
deyoured alive By an u~lcsrcus secret di,ssss'
sends NJ his thanks and gratitnae 20.
covery 10 hralth. effected oy .ne ',,. snH tslls
s.,shIisbei for over forty years- 1hey have IN
eonndsuco Of bosh doctors and PATIENTS
anil I'm
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srtIHwAY 4 SONS PIANOS.

~ J. JEssUP HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
by me sole Agent Tor the sale OF the above
instrament ai the City Of Virginia and vicinity.
he 10 the only person authorized 10 cell ths
same or empowered TO give the required Five
Ycsn w~arrsntec. MATTHIAS GRAY,
sole Agent fer the PAcinc Coast.
San Francisco. CAL. Soveinber !, ISIS:
n. J. JESsup,
Agent. No. 1911 South O street.
0fdes may be left with Z. Beriinsr. Main
street, Gold hui.
m Pianos sold on instailmsnts. moo I'm
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Mya,eriaua

ST. JouS. N. b.. December i2.-Th'
Office OF Turnbull & Co.. Ward street,
has been robbed OF bonds. stocks. Ger
~tifcates and other papers OF the aggre'
gate value Of over 100000. The day
Of robbery and thieves are unknown.
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q. u.

O. n. oArIur. opposite The Bank Of oalifos.
mia, Gold Hnl. Keeps ooustantty on hand Ill
fsvorte brands Of Imported C:ars. ohoios bit
cirsrs, all kiads OF chewing tobacco, mesr.
schaum pipes. school books and stationery Of
all dssehptiops, hns eut,sry. and toys md nnoy
eoods Of al kinds, sp9sD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
A CARD.

To al who are suffering from the error and
indiserstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. ETC.. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you, PRik or CHANGE.
This great remedy was discovered By q mission.
AIRY In south Am.rica. send . self-sddresssd
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
station d, Bible House, New iork City.
SEQ en-
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isr rms wr-rrHs usios LIN,

bAs fR,Scrsco, Dec. i2.-2:i0 2. n.
Could Curry =. Best a Beleher isA.
Alta 81. 0phir i0s. sierra Nevada isA
Argenta ~. Julia J 30. California iOt.
Grand Prize ST.. Hale 4 Norcross Ia
Mexican 27k. Union Con. IS. Utah -
Savage ~, Dodie "a. Con. Virginia ~
wArdi soc. Yellow Jacket "a. Raymond A
Ely 10, Crown Point assessed 81.
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REPORT.
nan Franeiseo Beard.
LAST

LAST EvKSISo.
205 Raymond 4 Ely. sh. 0, o.
rs Eureka Con-. %, Sou, 81
23S Jackson, LIN
800 Belmont, SOC. Sc
100 Alps. 25c
100 X X Con-. ~
ITO ella, zoe. l5c
10 Manhattan. ~
500 Defrees. zoe. i5c
1870 ArgentA. AZ. 2 60, 2 IS
400 Navajo. l5c. iOc
$40 Endowment. zoe, i5c, 10
Is Independence, l ~
$50 Star. SOC. 40c
80 Grand Prize. So
200 Tuscarora, sc
$50 Day, SOC. 35e
900 Hillside. ans
1920 Highbridge. AZ 2 20
400 Paradise. ~
HOO Real Del Monte. 81
1000 Liberty. Coo
zoo Modoc, Sc
i95 Bechtel, T5c
1895 McCiinton. SOC
500 Tioga. I Is. I 10
$40 Red Cloud. IL. I 20
200 summit. I ~
los Bulwcr, IS
100 Aurora. soc
200 Goodshaw. soc
800 Maybelle. 40c. 800
go Oriental. 25c
as Champion, Zoe
30 Bslvidere. zoe
100 Sitting Bull. CSC
800 Booker. sjc. 9Oc. SIC
$50 Mono. A.
i+O Con. Pacific. 2. "a
100 Dudley. ! 40
500 Adenda. Csc. Coo
800 Martin White. &
IS Tiptop. IL
30 Silver King. IL
400 Giant and Old Age. 81
30 Leeds, IL
THIS MoRSiSo
$50 ophir. ~. AZ. an
40 Mexican. 2ss, asa
400 Gould a Curry. sa,s
$50 Best a Belcher. 10
3cj California. i0a. i0hs
100 Savage. On. 10
$50 Con. Virginia. ~
1876 Chollar- Potosi. 37S. 81
Gs5 Hale A Norcross, ia, uh, H.
3i5 Crown Point. ~. 4 30. 4 40
$50 Yellow Jacket, i3s, i3s. 49,. IA,
i3N
7sj Imperial. Toe. Csc
33j kentuck,
leo Alpha. .
800 Beleher. 4 30. ~, 4 30. 4 40
40 Confidence. 81. So
600 Sierra Nevada, i9s, 40, 49,, I9h
los Utah. Is
COS Bullion, 5s.5
go E1chequer. 81. 3 90, 3 81, 4.3oj
$50 Justice. 4 20. 4 10, . 10
40 Overmsn, 10, i0h
1906 Union Con-. co. 59h. 80. 5ss, 81
20 succor. SOC
AGO Alta, Gu, 6. ca
ii4O Lady Bryan, 2. 2 TO-
$50 Julia. T.. 3 70. 3 9j
Gi0 Caledonia. 2 Sc. 2 10, Is
800 Baltimore. Ia
$50 Silver Hill. II. I 20, l CO. ~
800 Challenge. I Cj, leo
$50 New York. 4Oc. i5c. soc
IS Phil. sheridan. i5e
les Lady Washington. l %. 1, 1 O5
$50 Andes. Coo
900 Con. washoe. 2 30
$50 Wells Fargo. 25c
$50 Ward. Sc. SOC, 75c
800 Scorpion, IL. | 20
800 LsyiAihan. 3jc
GO North Con. Virginia, 8. 4, 81
1855 Benton, "a, >. 295
$40 solid Silver. zoe
2i5 flowery. CSC, 60c
$50 North bonanza. I IS, I 30. l 40
zoo North Sierra Nevada. loo
l9j Brilliant, I
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MiniaE

SAN JOSH. Dec. i2.-An accident ID
reported Of the Guadaloupe mine. The
cage fell down the shsit this morning.
Several men killed,
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NOTICE.

THx ORIGINAL KEYSTONE SILVER
! INNING COMPANY will mot b rvspsnst.
bs for any bills contracted b. any ons amer
this date unleas By written order from the
L. 4. PEARLMAN, Superintendent.
YlfEinia Nsyr oet. =. ts1o, go In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
AN urpEx.AnLE TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. and II you lead . mis-
ersbls, ussaiisfsciory life In this beaufifai
world. Il IL entirely you, own iult and there y
oniv ons excuse Tor you-youf unreAsonaos
prejudice ana steptielsn. which has kiiieo
thousands. Pers nsi ~Enovleiso and com lon
August Flower will cure you Of Liver Coni-
plaint, or Dyspepsla, with all It's miserable
ELECTS. such ~ siek headsehe. palpitsuon OF
the heart, sour stomach. habituai e~ostivrness.
dizziness OF the head. nefvous prostrstion low
srirts. etc. Its kales now reach every tovnon
will tell you Of its wonderful cures. You eau
buy . sample Bottle for 10 cents. rnr-e dores
viii relieve you. joiO COW n
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AuDs's EXAMINATION.

Testimony Of George a. King Cos
uuued-An Order 0as OF Its Or
der falsineatiss OF Accounts
Irregutarisie. Oatsids OF Duties,
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ST. JOHNS CHURCH FAIR.
A saeeesAfui Undertaking ny she
Ladies' Of the Cossregasiou.

On behalf Of the ladies having in
charge the recent fair for the benefit Of
st. Johns Church, the following report
Is presented
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MRiTINa OF STOCK
= holder 81 the CEhTENNfAL GOLD
aRAvEL MINING COMPANY. Of Nevada
County. California. will he held II the once OF
the compsn,. In Gold Hill, Nevada. on the
no11 lwk y. a. WINK, Secretary.
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.. fHoRB r N,
OPPOSITE GOLD HILL. MARKET
STATIONERY. SCHOOL sooks
sushsrs' Articles,
Tssaecss.csmrss
shswA use Gesds,
,,, Sc..A'''' T'''' Rte
~cAHyAssERs WANTED.

mvo RSERaETfc AGENTS OR CAN
i vssssrs wanted TO polieit orders for enisra
ng and rrtsuchinr photographs. Apply d No.
VI South O strret, virginia. ocittf
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NOTICE.

7 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT ! HAVE
1 cold my Carpenter and undertakers Esiah-
lishmsnt In Gold mn IN Mr.. WALTER COBB,
and I nov wish al those indebted 10 me 70 call
AID settie immediately. - lam going " leave
so'o Hi pe'mAnn"'' N. Ia Rry1RRR.
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ERcEiPrs.

ERcEiPrs.
Flower table. in charge Of Mrs.
Otey. Misses NcMartin. Lichten-
berger. Salkeld and Mcdonnell. s 30 co
Coffee. tea and supper table, In
charge Of Mrs. George. 49,. So 90
Cake. in charge Of Miss Mary Nor
gan and Annie Mudd. ......... 20 25
Ladies' fancy table. In charge OF
Mcsdsmes Robinson. Wise, Cope
land. Hall, Keene and Eastman. 3Si IS
Girls fancy table. In charge Of
Misses Ella and Nettie Sharp. 10 65
Lemonade. in charge Of Misses
Nieoll and Yates. ........... 10i IS
Cigars. In charge Of Miss Gertis
Flanagan and Miss Cassie Hen
derson - 10
Ice cream. In charge Of Mesdames
Greenwood Ia5 %
Door money. por David Fox. i&2 IS
Special donations. 40 80
Tickets sold CT rs
Special collections Of money. made
mostly In Virginia by Mrs. Vir-
den and Mrs. Bennett. ......... sol 62
Total 8 1850 %
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FOR RENT,

Tusr BELOW THE ovKRxAx DUMP. A
D house with nine rooms, newly psperd ana
painted. si2 per month.
noe I'm MRs. ANNIE rURLxY.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23

AAA week IN your own town. q, Ou,nt
XNk( free. No risk. Header, u YOU want
wv . bnSneas at which per~Ms of either
sex can make ercat p3y III the tiR~
they work. wule los pAntculass 70 u IIALLErv
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23

add has asserted that they are backed up
in their iniquity by the rest Of us. These
ere statements which honest men do not 70.
ceive with feelings of unconccrn, and as they
are put forth, reiterated and insisted upon,
We cannot but believe that the admin tra-
tion, through its interior department, intends
to make the charge stick. The influence Of
one Of its servants, man whose word is not
considered above par in this community,
has brought about this criminal opposition
to the interests and good reputation Of q
people whose only offense is that they have
opened wide their hospitable doors to a
modern judas and permitted him to taint
the atmosphere of their homes with his bale
full pr sence. His edicts destroy men, and
again them not one word will be received
at the Washington star chamber, either
in mitigation or defense. With an i'm
perious wave Of the hand, and the assur-
ance that no evidence they can produce will
be received or listened to, the victims Of a
mistaken policy are relegated to punishment
conceived in the hope Of gain and carried
out in the spirit Of pure malice. These are
reas ons why the people who live in southern
Dakota do not take kindly to the present
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23

Secretary Sherman, having been person
ally referred to in the Potter resolution,
comes out with letter in reply to the allie.
cations contained therein. He declares that
the accusation against him is absolutely
destitute of even shadow of TRUTH" and
makes applicatioDfor leave TO be represent
ed by counsel before the investigating COM
mittee. He further offers to prove that
{" the election in the east and west Feliciana
"parishes Was governed and controlled by
"force, violence and intimidation, so revolt
ing as to excite the common indignation
"of all who became conversant with it, and
"that proof was submitted to that effect moi
"only before the returning board in evidence
contained in executive document No. 2,
" second session forty-fourth congress, but
"also in testimony taken by the committee
"of the senate on privileges and elections,
"report 701, second session fo1ty-fourth
congress" Secretary Sherman is liable to
give the investigators all they want in the
way of evidence by fraud before their Job is
finished, but it is not the kind Of fraud they
are looking after.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23

The Sioux Falls Independent, with its
issue of the 18th, entered upon the 9th year
of its existence, having been published for
five years without missing an issue. On the
18th Of May, 1S73 the date ofthe commence
ment Of the paper, Sioux Falls had popu-
lation of less than two hundred. Now the
town contains 200 peopl', and all the in
s,itutions of live go ahead town. Then
the nearest railroad was sixty-fve miles dis
tant, with stage. running three times week.
Now the city has three lines of dai;v stagesa
and railroad within eighteen miles. The
Independent, under the present management
has been an enterprising and faithful expo.
nent of the interests ofSiou1 Falls and the
Sioux valley. 1t has recently been improv-
ed in its mechanical appearance, and now
takes it. place in the front rank of Dakota
journalism We extend to Brother Everett
our best wishes for continued success and
prosperity.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23
DELAYED TELEcRAms.
THANKED,

THANKED.
St. Petersburg, May 22.-The czar sitcl,
in telegram, thanks the Moscow associa.
ton of merchants for the contribution OF
four hundred thousand roubles towards the
formation of volunteer feet.
EMPEROR ALEXANDER
will tomorrow receive the car Of Persia.
IN CONVENTION.
Cincinnati, May 22.-The social science
convention met again this morning, when
several interesting papers on various sub
jects we're read.
SECRETARY SHERMAN.
Washington. May 22.-Secretary Sher-
man expresses bis satisfaction that the sub.
ject Of his connection with the Louisiana
election had got beyond the newspapers.
Specific charges, he said, had been made,
and what he wanted vas m open bearing.
aud no favor and this, Mr.. Shernan =.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23

We made notice a few days ago Of the
visit to Dakota of w. D. Blackburn, gene
raj agent of the Permanent National Imn,i-
grafton Bureau, of Philadelphia. The
bureau has charge Of the industrial exhibi-
tion in one of the centennial buildings,
where is kept on exhibition agricultural
products from various portions Of the Uni
ted States. Dakota last year sent car load
Of products to this exhibition and has been
assigned department in the building. This
permanent exhibition is open at all times to
visitors and is largely resorted to by per.
sons in search of homes in the west. Mr..
Blackburn, the general agent of this organi.
zation, visited our territory for the purpose
of gaining knowledge of its facilities for
the benefit of persons who desire to move
west. He has recently taken large colonies
into Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado and the
bureau is constantly sending out individual.
home seekers. He wishes the people Of
Dakota to arrange large exhibition of this
years products to be placed in the compa-
ny's hall and asks that newspapers through
out the territory give notice of the enter
prise. This is matter in which We are all
interested and it is to be hoped that Dako-
ia will this year send to Philadelphia dis
play which will surpass everything within
the company's building. This can be done
if each farmer makes it his special business
and when the articles are collected they
will be shipped free to Philadelphia.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23
vEGE Tine

CENTRAL FALLS, Il. l.. Oct. ~. 1917.
DIR. II. r. STEVENS =
It is pleasure to give my testimony for your
valuable medicine. I was sick for q long time
with Dropsy, under the doctors care: He said
it was Water between the Heart and Liver.
the Vcgetinc IN fact, ! was growing worse. l
have tried many remedies: they did not help
me. Vegetine is the medicine for DrOpsy. l be.
have taken thirty bottles In all. I am perfectly
well-never felt better. No one can feel more
thankful than do.
'''s''' am. dear sir, gratefully yours,
A. ID. WHEELER.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23
Che Daily gress aud Aukutaiau.
YANkToN, DAKOTA.
Thursday Evening, May %, 1873
The Daily Press and DakotaiaI
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Per Week, 25cts Per Month, 81; Per Y
IS PUBLISHED
JING EyCEpTJ

Wilson's resolution 10 extend the work of
the investigating committee into all states
presenting we'll grounded allegations Of
fraud" leaves the committees democratic
majority as judges of the ground of such al
Legations, and will therefore not develop
mich in the way of unearthing democratic
crookedness.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23
A DEMOCRATIC DELUsIoN.
Dana,s Warning to tho Democrats and
Confetlerates - The Next Presidential
Election Not Yet Decided,

n,,.,. w,r.,.~ - ,h. n.,,o.r.,. ...,
Cons.a.r,t.. Th. N.rt pr..,danti.1
election Not Vet Decid.a.
NJ" Ao.N '". Noe"' i'lue'. o'ss'"l ""s i'
one mlgnt lnler, from tne tone OF inc
current poislcal htera!9re OF the Gay, una.
the @ result OF the presioenual eiec!lon III
looo Is aioIegone CONCLUSION tnat the oem,
ocratic candloate Is sure 70 oe CHOSEN anu
tnat tne Uniy !ues'lon rem.lnnk opsm 20,
Rno sha!l oe .ne uem1c!aoc s: canulaase
Demo:ra's n.'"i.u .a.s ~ ~ WIS .a way 90 .na ra
.ne xoiIe a .. % II" TIn;,nd S,.+a. n sa,s.a an.
cen.ly neau i ~ sns on.eu a Ssas nsa;S,i .s: ~,
.Le:uns .ra; asoaas;o .ns ueooe ~ nnIsr, ~ " ''' ~
'nG1y W. 80 sodrha, N " ,i;4srent Wow of tha
,;.;.s1 s1H o,tio"L s amd j., .o, ras.,d ths smc.
poa.affh f ~ oud daoosat;c c.nd;dsts IN tho naYt
cess s.:a =, sn e asna;Ja". - aI.s.ds as.nrsi hv
e..e,on @ ..aus " P fs tha con,l;nej md nosa,f;l
atI,r, wh;ch ia ha;no made to identity the
dao,ooranv -;,b Tho sn;r;t of Tho rebellion
sb.Ii nreyaii It will prove mortal faint to
the narty. K shipwrcck made memorable
in story furnishes an apt precedent for this
fatnous nolicy. The shin was going to
nieces and all on board appropriated what.
ever they could Law hands on,-the one
chair another a table. a third plank.-in
hopes to float until they should be picked
up. There was one fool among the passen-
ino The rome attached to 4 around his body.
leaped into the a.
This FOOLS chance to float was as good as
that Of the democratic party with the rebel
There are a faw former rahsls in conore,s
who, if they have ever heard the war is
over, seem to think the south was the con-
queror: and there are few northern
doughfaces in congress Of such abject nature
that they PROSTATE themselves to the names
of the departed institution of slavery, and,
remembering the despotic sway it once held,
conceive that its very ghost may lift some
one Of their number, more fortunate than
the rest, into the White House.
Vain and fatal delusions 1t is said the
democrats will start in the contest in 1880
with all the old slave states eolid in their
paratively small additional number OF cleo
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23

From Delegate Kidder we have received
the following communication addressed him
from the postofice department at Washing
ton:
Hon. j. r. K;dder-
SIR-Mail service by steamboat, between
Yankton and Fort Pierre, has been ordered,
as recommended BY you, from the 1st Of
June to Sept, 80, 1873.
Respectfully, &C.,
THos. J. BRADY,
"a Asst p. NJ. Gen'l.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23
serted with considerable warmth, he intend
PROPOSALS

Berlin, May 22-Count Schouvaloff, in
conversation with other diplomatists, de-
scribed the proposals he was trying in Eng
land as peciiic. He seemed confident they
would not he rejected. Baden Baden il
again proposed rs the place for the congre 3
to meet. 1t is thought the proposals will
be generally accepted.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23
sS'SVSissAAy OOsS
THos. j. BRADY,
"a Asst 2. NJ. Gent.

The substance Of the foregoing was re.
ceived by telegraph few days ago and
published. The order is one of great i'm
portance to southern Dakota. It gives us
direct mail communication with the Hills
by the easiest possible means of transporta-
ton and will result in making the Pierre
route the great highway Of travel between
the Hills and the outside world.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-23

vEGEr1NE.-When the blood becomes lifeless
and stagnant, either from change Of weather or,
of climate, want Of exercise, irregular diet, or
from any. other cause, the NEGETINEwill renew
the blood, carry off the putrid llumOls. cleanse
the stomach. regulate the bowels, and impart
tone of vigOr to the whole body.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

The Projectors Of Downs ELIXIR FREE
qnently hear II remarked BY those not In
the trade, that cough medicines do not
sell much during the summer months.
This is a mistaken idea. The sudden
changes TO which this climate IL subject
al al seasons Of the year, renders II nee
essarg to always have some reliable cough
remedy at hand. Dowgs' ELIxIR Is q
sure care for Coughs, Colds and WhOop-
ing Cough, aud ali Lung Diseases, when
taken 10 season, and one dose, we have
30 doubt, has many times prevented CON
sumption aud death. The beat certificate
that can be given for any medicine IL
daily accorded 10 DowKs' ELxIR 10 the
fact that il has survived the storms aud
tempesls OF nearly bali century, aud is
today the most popular with those who
have known IL longest. Il has gained
/ this great favor With The public entirely
on rs own merits, having had less adyer-
tising done fof Il Ia the whole time than
/ i done for some medicines 10 : single
/ year For saie everywhere.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17

A hree proportion ~ The Americas
people arc today dyiag ig0m the effects
81 nYspepsia 81 disardefel liver TIE
result 81 lhoss diseasea upaa The mastes
a intelligent snd valuable people is nosi
alarming, masking afe actually burden
instead ~ pleasant esistence II eNiay-
mcnt sud aseinluess a. i oaeht a. he,
There IL ne good reason for THE II 700
viii oaiy throw aside prciadiuc aud sgcp
gicism, take tho advice of Druggists and
aud Year friends, and tp eBe bottle Of
Grrcnis August Flower Your speedy
relief i certain, Millions Of bsstlcs q
this medicine have been given away 10
try lls virtues, with satisfactory results
ia every CAGE. loa can hug a sample
bottle tor 10 cents 30 trY. Three doses
will relieve the waFsi ease, Positively
sold by All Druggists on The McslcTn
Contlueui
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-10-17
The National scourge.


1t is estimated that the annual damages
caused by the ravages OF insects and
worms exceed $50 100000 in the United
States alone. Truly an enormous loss |
| Yet it sinks into insignfiicance when
compared with the ravages OF that more
terrible scourge, Consumption, which an
nUally sweeps hundreds of thousands of
/ human souls into eternity. The causes
OF consumption are various, depending
in every instance for the development OF
the disease upon the scrofuloUs diathesis
or temperament, of the victim. Thus the
same cause which will produce in one
person an attack of acute disease or a
slight nervous prostration, will engender
consumption in person OF scrofuous
| habit. That consumption can be cured
by proper treatment will be readily per-
eeived when the exact nature of the di-
sease ia understood, viz: the accumula-
ton and deposition of scr0fulous matter
Qubercles) in the lungs. Obviously, the
principal remedies required are () a
powerful Alternative, or blood-purfer, to
arrest the accumulations and also cleanse
the blood OF the scrofulous matter, and
| (2) mild cathartic TO expel the diseased
matter from the system. This course of
treatment, in conjunction with strict
hygienic regime, has proved the most
successful method OF curing this disease :.
Dr. Plercc's Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Purgative Pellets are the
best Alternative aud cathariic remedies be-
fore the public, aud have been alone used
| In thousands Of cases of consumption
with the most marked efficacy. Dr.
pierce's Inyalid.' Hotel, at Buffalo, N.
y, affords special aud unequaled advan-
tages to cuHsamptives, not only possess
Ing the best medical and hygienic means
Of treatment, but having the essential adj
vantage OF being situated in climate
where the Inhabitants are notably free
| from this disease