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New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

~ Ferry station in New. York, foot ~ Liberty 81.
terTy station in Brooklyn, Ot OF FultOnst. .
Commencing nov - lS7SIIaius leave NewGOrk, FOOT OF
LIbrrtysi. "a follows:
$3.50 a. n.-FOr Pennington, EasiOn, Belydero, Mauch
Chunk. Tlmaqua, Wikesbarre, ElmiTa &C Connects at
Junction with ID. H. and W. r. r..
H45a. m-For High Bridge Branch Sch0Oey's Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake I0patcOne taston, Harrisburg
Mauch Chunk. ramaqna HalctOn, lkeS6arre scranton
HLliamspOIt. &c.
1880 and I:30 D. For SOmerylle ana FleniuPon
p m.-FOr FlemugtOn. Easton, Maucl Chunk, Iamaqua
WhesUarTc, Scranton. TunkhanBOck, Tamaqua HaZtIOn
Reading, pUjtsyille, uarnrburgh &c.
p. m-FOr High Bridge Branch, SchOOleys Mountain,
Budds Lake Lake lIOpatcOng Easton, BevidTe ana
Chunk. connects Junction win ID. l. and W. H. X
$50 y. Cay.-FUr Easton Allentown and Harrisburg.
7:IJ y. nj For EastOn.
IoI trains local Oints time tables az stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS-LcIVe at . a. N II y. m Tor Bound
Brook and intermediate POINTS and at $50 m for EastOD
E,Jd'ug and Harrisburg
BIOoglyn and Enc Annex" make connection
Mt jersey city Station 10 and fiOm Brook and EIle Depot
Jersey city.
NEW WORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
- Trains Red Bank, Long BTdLch ocean Grove.
&c. at $40, ll:iJ n. m. J. j:l' D. m -.... ,,,.,
connect at Aad"an station 10 ana from hEf fOfl
FREEHOLD and NEW-IOlik RAILWAY
cctions. Leave foOI Of LOeryst, for freehold at
S:l5, ! lI5 a. n, 4, G:lJ y. IN.
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Sp kscO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE

NTVNINUTON LIND,
CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
NOT TRIP MISSED ~ SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS
The elegant steamers srONINGTON and MARIA
GANSEI leave Pier SO North River foot Of jay ST. at 43O
H. IN. daily except Sundays).
special nrstclass limited tickets. good only 245
train from SOnn gtOn sold tins line TOm NewN Nork to
Boston for 81 80.
ckets Tor safe at all principal ticket Offices Staterooms
secured Of Westco Express Company and at Nos
S3 and 3g7 broadway and at Metropolitan aud flih Avenue
Hotel ticket oioNa -. ....
PROVIDENCE LINE. FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pler 20 North
foot Of Warren ST. daily except sundays) at p H.
f0I Providence direct
G. WfIi.kiNs c. r. AgL D. s. DABCoCK Pres't
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$50 TO BOSTON
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE
VIA


FALL RIVER LINE.
Tickets good only OF sale for continuous passage Oh
.tesIner and con uecting train Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY
leave New.York daily Sundays excepted at 43o p. m,
from Pier %. North River, foot Of Murrayst.
Leave brooklyn. via Annex boat, at4 Pm
Tickets and sateIooms secured all principal Hotels and
Ticket oaces at the Pier and on steamers.
BORDEN q LOWELL AgentA
GRO L. CoSIoR Genl Pas. Agt
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Gteamboais ano Railroads..

.|OR NEW-HANEN, its surroundings and
i AL stations the New-YOrk, Boston anu Air Line,
D,rhy and North Hampton Railroads dlrect-StCaners
JOHN II STAItIN and EIASIUS CORNING leave Pier IL
H. loot OF CourtlaDdts Al p every nlght IN tho
week except SATURDAY arrive New Haven IN time for al
morning all RAILROADS. best facilities for passengers
freight fare, ~ excursion 81 80. stans New-Hav.n
Transportation Line.
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
IL NrwJe Jersey Southern Railroad. commencing october
/ 1878 steamers will New York Pier \. North River.
oot Rccost connecting at sandy Hook with trains for
Long Branch and Philadelphia. 1900 400 y.
IaIiegat and Tuckerton. 400 4.
Niucland BrdgtOn ana Atlantic city, ll'OO a. N.
Red Bank and Toms River, Hoo a. IN. and 40 D m.
WM. :. SStDEN,
General Manager.
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
-, az and M, onyectinD vgith road -
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For Young Ladies-City.

4 MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOL>, Nos.
N. - East t7tnst and 70 West l6thsi
GARDNER INSTITUTE for YOUNG IA
" DIES ana MISSES, 4 Wet 41tls2lSt II year com
mvnces sept. 2G Dr. and MIS-. c. H. GARDNEl Pms
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Art Schools-New-York City.
FRS. LOUISA B. CULVER

pupils in painting Landscape flowers stil hie
china ana decorlton at her studio The Bella" NO. A. East
26tAst, corner IN ave.
References y. Hunt nCtOn, Mr.. VIM Hart MI aInes
NJ Iialt, Mr. a. +. Bellows
New-York tribune., 1879-01-14

4 SJi,iug fTou Pier lot tlIa-s.. Eortl River
for San tKAE'I 80 via i~fuMUS OF PANANA
-l-.Iu-. 90 tOt1 X. MGucay. Jan. 20, Hpon.
60 ".rfir t."ft1 nd ~oUth rica .nd Mexico.
Prom Sau fIdnC>cO ior Japan and China:
$50: u s.. .!'-stli. March -. noon
tr"0 ran lranclscp 10 Honolulu, NOV Zealand ana
Au-tiait
~.,.A,uD hV.:ri MIA. Mondav Jan. %. noon.
tor frrght IniOrma Apply az COMPANY,
ONO, pier Cauai-i Norh lv,r. And for passage
tt,. . nj .t. NJ 81 Bro
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Wtcan 6tedmers
\ WFRICAN LINE FOR IIVERPOOL.
RED STAR LINE-TO AN

n MERIthN LINE TOlA llN I'M OO'<'
N only Transatlantic Line sailing under the Mbhi
Sailing Thursday from Philadelphia
INDIANA sails TIL HSDAY, Jan. lt, a. m
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II IN-----FOH LONDON tVlctora DOcAs'. '.----- =
.ltDIl.s D Jan y T. ~ : ADA / D. J, 80 a. m.
--.-.-rUK 1t HLN~TOWN And LlNEKPOO -
f.NEia Jan. ~ - EGNIi + 10 ! J 81 a. ~.
,,pm so 70 20 currcucg stccrage s2G rrans from |
upward sslrd at very Aompanys "cts Nos O9
and - Broa gay r. W. j HURST. Manager.
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ENMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENSTOWS AND LIVERPOOL
CIrY or '--.I~....... ~A1J RnAI Jan. - D.
CITY OF JIfES ER ..S hTU EDAG. Jan 25. 1880 a.
CITY or MfNI;t.N i. ..IIiIHrDAl Jan. 30. IL
From Pier -. y. Il. foot Of CharltOnlst.
tAIN, .G6, go ana $lou gold Return tickets on tly0r'
atlr terms.
sTIERNGE. So. currency. Drafts at lowest rates.
S,tti-. stdt, ard bath rooms oaipl
The. steam, - carry neither cajr, sheep PIGS
JOHN g.. DALE. Agent. 81 and % BTJlt way, Y Y.
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LINE.

-, .rnrr. leave jersey & ~ near Paw oria Ferry.
-",If.DN V SATURDAY, January II
i:DITll II -..---..-.-.--.. "Wednesday January -
Cabin f. 80. Intermediate. 81 SO. Stscraoc. f23.
-. t.,AIAUN, t"n"rdi Agent - South " !am-st
TTNCil. IlI e. co. - south " ian st. Freight Agts
J. ". NORRIS. 30 HI"alwIv General Passage Agent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-14
Board of County Conn is<ioner..

Board of County CONS issioner..
The Board of County Commissioners
met yesterday pursuant to adjournment;
present. X. Ii. Scott and II. G. Marker.
ln the matter OF the proposed bridge
over the Humboldt at Muttleberry's on
Big Meadows, the Clerk was Instructed
to advertise for proposals for building
the same according to plans and specI-
tications on file in his office.
A petition from citiz aus of Quin River
Valleys was presented. praying the
Board TO create road district to be
called Quin River Road District, with
the followiog boundaries On the north
the line between Oregon aud Nevada;
on the east the foothills of the range of
mountains dividing Q1in River and
Paradise valleys; on the south by Pete
Flynn's; on the west by Qlin River to
where il joins McDermit Creek; thence
along McDermit Greek to the mouth of
the canyon through which it flows;
thence north to the Oregon line.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Board that said petition is signed by
majority of the taxpayers of the town
ship out of which said proposed road
district is asked to be created it was
ordered that the prayer of said petition
be- granted. and the said road district
was created with boundaries described
in the petition.
A petition from citizens of Quin River
was also presented praying the Board to
build bridge over Qnln River, and it
was ordered that a notice of said petit
ton and describing the location of the
proposed bridge be Published in the
Silver STATE newspaper according to
law, said bridge to be erected on Dam
River at poiut near the crossing of the
Idaho Stage Road -.
The petition of citizens of Lake Road
District to lay out road as described
therein was laid over.
The Clerk was ordered to notify N,
p. Davis. Constable of Lake township,
to file u new bond.
The Board adjourned until Monday,
March 3rd.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-14
Governor Bradley .

The Elko Independent announces
the arrival at that place from Lathrop,
California. of Ex-Governor Bradley, &C.
com panied by his son. John r Brad
ley. The old gentleman endured the
fatigue of the journey much better than
was expected, and reached the resi-
dence of his son some shat exhausted,
but without being distressed in the
slightest. Rooms have been prepared
for him at the Hot Sulphur Springs.
just below town, aud he will try the
virtues of those waters for few days;
his son. John Bradley. remaining with
him during his stay. The Governor
was removed to the Springs easily and
comfortably about noon to day. 1t will
be a source of satisfaction to his numer.
Gus friends to know that the old gentle.
man is slowly recovering from his late
attack aud it is now thought that he
will in due time be fully restored to his
usual health.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-14
The Mount Rose Mine.

Colonel w. 7. Robinson, Superin-
tendent of the Mount Rose Mining
Company on the Mammoth ledge. left
for San Francisco last evening He re
ports the mine looking we'll. A vertical
shaft Is now being sunk to intersect the
lead at depth of 200 feet, and ore is
being extracted from the upper works
The ore in the face OF the drift averages
$l33 in silver and $l2 in gold to the
ton. He intends to commence crush.
ing ore from the mine at the Sedan mill
early in March, be having made ar
rangements to that effect with E p.
Torrey, owner of the mill. He will RS
turn from San Francisco with his family
in a week or ten days.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
SILVER STATE DISTRICT.
What One Of the Discoversrs says
About IL.

Silver State Mining District was dis
covered by G. l. Lewis, Lew Morton
w. G.. Seamands, Thomas d Parker
aud l. V. Pierce. and the district was
organized on the 9th inst. Seamands
being chosen Recorder. They adopted
United States mining laws to govern
locations III the district. On the main
ledge which crops ont about 2 500 feet
there are three locations. Morton, Sea-
mands and Parker being the loo ,tors of
the Blue Bell on the south, Lewis.
Shone and Montgomery. north. on the
Silver Bill, then l. V. Pierce and others
north of the Silver Bill. This lode
shows AN average width of 81 feet of
black metal aud bromide of silver and
silver glance cropping four feet above
ground. Assays from the ledge 90 as
high up as Sl,l99. Next comes the
Flora Bell. showing fne groupings.
Lewis. Shone and Montgomery locators;
next thu Blue Jaw. Morton, Parker and
Seamands locators. This ledge has the
same character of ore AS the first named
ii. @. jackson discovered ledge
Wednesday evening. which he has named
the Evening Star. 1t shows about two
feet of mineral black metal chloride
and native silver. There are but few
other locations made thus far. There
is scarcity of water at present. bnt
think by sinking and running cnts
plenty OF water can be obtained. The
boys are at work on the Blue Bell and
Silver Bill claims, aud a shipment of
rich ore will som bs made.
ONE OF THE LocArogs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-14
rERRIBLE TRAGEDY AT EUREK A.
A Man Cuts His Throat In the Pres
ence Of q Crowd.

The Eureka Sentinel of yesterday
gives the particulars of terrible tragedy
which occurred ia that iowa on We'd
nesday. L. @. Anderson, an old resi-
dent OF the place, and who at one time
had accumulated considerable property,
became insane from dissipation. Smoke
Was seen issuing from the room which
he occupied. aud the cry of sire" at
tracted a crowd to the place. Anderson
stood on the porch brandishing razor,
and threatening instant death to any
one who would enterfere. Seeing the
determined efforts of the crowd to cap
ture him, he suddenly drew thu razor
twice across his throat. making a fear
ful cash and almost Immediately drew
it across each wrist. iu1icting wounds
either of which would have proved
fatal Que of the men got behind him
unobserved. AMI by pinioning his arms
overpowered him He resisted all efforts
to stop the flow of blood. and in few
minutes expired. Anderson was a
Scotchman by birth. about 40 years of
age. of 6ne personal appearance. and
possessed good business qualifications
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-14
The jail Made Prisoner Proof.

Thomas A. Pryor, who was awarded
the contract for lining the County Jail
with sheet iron, has completed the job
according to the specifications of the
contract The County Commissioners
examined the work yesterday. and de-
cided that it was completed in accord
ance with the terms of the agreement.
The jail is now supposed to be prisoner
proof. and those who are incarcerated
will have hard time getting out the
back way. As the iron lining does not
extend up to the ceiling an Industrious
prisoner may be able to work his way
out if provided with the necessary tools
for digging through brick and mortar.
CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. nov2O-7S,ly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-14
The Paradise Mines j..
SAM LEE.

Charles A. LtGrave, r. W. Lewis
and Fred. Muller. who went to the
Paradise mines last Sunday on tour
of observation, returned last evening.
They say there are about eighty houses,
including MIXERS cabins, 10 Spring
City. The place looks lively. and all
the business men of the place appear to
be doing we'll. At the mouth of almost
every tunuel the words .'No Admit
lance" are onspicuousiy posted. This
is noticeable even where no ore has
been taken from the leads on which the
drifts are run. Monuments defining
the boundaries of mining claims are as
thick as hills in a potato patch all over
the hill in which the mines are located.
The Paradise Valley Mining Company
employs about fifty men. miners and
ore sorters; the Big Prize about fifteen
men; the Bullion six or eight men; the
Mount Rose ten or twelve men. Work
is also being carried on on the Red
Deer and other mines. Torrey's mill.
which is situated at the mouth of But.
termilk Canyon. about seven miles
from Spring City, works like q charm.
and is running to its foil capacity on
Big Prize ore. The mill reduces from
ten to twelve tons OF ore daily. and will
commence shipping bullion shortly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-14
-~
GAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evensn.'s board.

Last EVENINGS Board.
100 Raymond IL Ely 6L 81
80 Eureka Coo 29A 80
$50 Jackson ~
225 Belmont 40 40c
HOO GiIn &c
50 N Belle 80 81
$50 Hassey lOc
395 Manhattau "a 2s
$40 Grand Prize AZ "a
400 DrFrees luc
$40 Argenta 63c
$40 Navaj) % 2Oc
525 Endo@meut zoe
300 Independence
l440 TusearOra DC
100 Day 4@c
10 Hamburg zoe
$50 Hillside "a
$50 Highbndge e
$50 Paradi e 1l0 205c
I65 Real Del Monte
$50 Albion sue
$40 Fourth of July SOC
80 Bodle ~ 7H
$50 Bechtel 6Oc
$50 McClinson SOC
375 Tioga rs 1000
$50 Summit 40 2O5c
80 Bllw-f l6%
rs Good,htw 10 SOC
$50 Minnie Belle loo
400 Booker ~ 45c
50 South Bodie 30c
800 Mono 2
so Con Pacific TX
100 Dudley 9uc
200 South bnlwer Coo
40 Martin White 5I
100 Leeds 75c
1875 Tip Top 10 1900
50 Silver klng9
2i50 Caledonia, Black Hills 100
This Mornings Board.
300 Ophir 39H 39H
$40 Mexican 39A 39H
$40 Could Il Curry 144
100 Best Il Belcher 70 25H
225 California IA IL
$40 Savage Is l52s
l40 Con. Va, TAX
10 Chollar Is
430 Hale IL Norcross Is 1877
40 Chollar AZ
220 Crown Point 6Z
740 Yellow Jacket az 2lA
1875 Imperial lis Hoe
$40 Keniuck ca
2050 Belcher S8H
455 Conharnce II l7L
100 Sierra Nevada AZ
1885 Bullion So S9I
1890 Exchequer 7 ca
As Seq Bylcher "a 25 10
800 Overman IL b9J
100 Justice 5I
1850 Succor 100 95c
rs Union 6iI
$50 Alta tx TX
765Lady Byron ITO 1850
375 Julia4U5 4l0c
500 Caledonia 3
1850 Baltimore |
$40 Silver Hill 260 240c
$50 DArdanells 5
1885 New York IS SOC
100 p. Sheridan 80 Csc
100 Senator 60o
2S5 Andes 50 Coo
$40 Wells Fargo Is zoe
lnl0 Ward 100 1856
$40 Scorpion $50 1900
400 Leviathan 60 Csc
275 N. Con Va. 81. 9X
$3.50 Benton 81 So
1870 Solid Silver 6Oc
100 Con Dorado IS zoe
$50 Flowery IS Acc
$40 N. Bonanza 1900
300 Douglass 6Oc
100 Mackay 81
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-14
Paradise Valley Ore.

Three car loads of ore from the Para.
disc Valley mine was shipped to day
to the Rye Patch mill.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-14

Range of temperature at the Signal ONCE
Yesterday Highest. so deg; lowest, 81 deg;
range. 10: average. 39.7 deg.
No,e.-In the column headed " Min. Their
mometer" the figures indicate the lowest
temperature during the night at the
respective stations.
JNO. HEALY,
Corp'I signal Corps, u. y. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-14
masonic and odd Feilo,v.' Scotia

Masonic and DAD Feiiow.' Social
The Masons and Odd Fellows of
Winnemucca will give another social
entertainment at their hall in Staun-
toms building on Monday evening. Feb
rnary 18th. commencing at seven
o'clock, to which all members of these
orders in good standing and their wives,
daughters and lady friends are invited.
BY order of
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
f14-td.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-14
Dresslsaak,uv.

Mrs. Jennie Rhodes is prepared :. o
90 plain and fashionable dressmak ing
W oraer' oct8.tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-14
OREANA.
What IL Being Done at and In the
Vicinity OF the Old Camp.
OREANA. Feb. ID, 1877

OhEANas ICO IL, 1917
Ed. SILVER STATE:-It may not be
out of place to give your readers an
idea of what is going on here.
TIMES ARE LIVELY
At present, and the outlook for the fu-
tnre is bright. People who have been
on this coast for many years. say it is
now one of the best little towns in the
county, if not in the State. As am
not thoroughly acquainted with the
ways and habits of the people. as have
only been on the coast twenty-five
years. do not think 1t best to place too
much confidence in what hear.
THE HUMBOLDT IL D. CO.,
Are pushing tue work ahead on the big
ditch as fast as possible. They have a
large force Of msu and teams at work,
aud are running some twenty wagons,
plows aud scrapers. The canal starts
at point about two miles above the
bridge at the old town of Oreana, and
runs 10 front of Clay u Caufman's hotel,
aud down by the furnaces on to the
Big Meadows, distance of about six.
teen miles. In a very short time the
water will be rouning through the "big
tunnel which civil engineers pro.
uouuce one of the most perfect works
of the kind on the coast, aud then there
will be water running all over the Big
Meadows, 80 you hal better locate a
farm while there is chance.
CLAY Il CAUFMAN
Are doing land Office business. Every.
body knows them, aud are aware that
there is nothiag snail aboat s .m or
Antone except their feet. which are not
quite as large as tho understandings of
Tom Saunders. the dimensions of
watch were published in the SILVER
STATE recently. They know how to
keep hotel, AMI are always supplied
With Jurgsns' beer, for which they are
ever ready to take chances with the
boys in shaking dice or playing pedro.
Trinity DISTRICT.
Situated eight miles west of this place,
In the Trinity Mountain, is looming
up. A San Francisco company have
resumed work on the Evening Star,
which is proving to bs good mine.
The Company give employment to q
good many men already, and George
Lovelock has taken a contract to haul a
lot of the ore to Limerick Canyon to be
worked. There is also a prospect of
work being resumed on the E agile mine,
10 Spring Canyon. before next May.
So. taking everything into cousidera-
ton. there is good prospect of a
bright future for this burg.
SAM LEE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-14
DAILY r@ULlETiN.

wAg DEPARTMENT.
SIGNAL CORPS u. 8. ARMY.
FEBRUARY IA. 1879, 4.52 A. M.
observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-02-14

s. ", RUsE is authorized to make coliec-
lions for the SILVER STATE, and receipt Tor the
came.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-09
OF THE SANE MIND.
BRApY's BEND, Pa, Jan. 20, 1s7

BRADY's BEND, Pa, Jan, %, 1874.
DR., M. NJ FENNER, Fredonla, N. Y,
Dear Sir:-I am nearly out of your Blood and
Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic Cough Honey and
Golden Relief We are selling piles ofthem. Please
send me hOx at once. The people here think there
is nothing like Fenner's medicines and thlnk 80
too Yours truly,
DR., Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve
Tonic may well be called "The conquering hero" Of
the times. 1t is The medical triumph Of the age
Whoever has the blues" should take IT, for 1t rcDtt
dtes and restores the dIsordered system that gives
rise TO them, It always cures Biliousness and Liver
Complaint. Jaundlce, Dyspep9a, Constipation Head
aches, FEVER AND AeUE, SPLEEN ENLAReEMENTs,
scrofula, Eryspelas, Pimples, Blotches and ALL
SKIN ERUPTIoNs and BLOOD DISORDERS: swelled
Limbs and Dropsy; SleeE lessness, Impaired Nerves
and Nervous Debility Restores flesh and strength
when the system is running down or going into de-
cllne cures Female Weakness and Chronic Rheu-
matIsm, and relieves Chronic Bronchitis, and all
Lung and Throat difficulties. 1t does these things by
striking at the root of disease and removing Its
causes.
DR.. Fenner's Improved Cough Honey will relieve
any cough In one hour.
DR., Fenner's Golden Relief cures any pain, as
Tooth.aohe, Neuralgia, collie or Headache In to 80
minutes and readily relieves Rheumatism, Kidney
Complaint, Darrhea, Dysentery. For sale by deal
ers.
DR.. Fenner's st. Vitus Dance Specific. One bottle
always cures For sale by W. B. Foye, Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-09
PERSONALS,

DR.. H. A. Black Of Salem, was in the city on
Monday visiting his brother X, PSI and examin.
ing the situation with view Of locating, We
would be pleased to have the doctor come to Can.
ton, there is plenty Of room for him and others In
our rapidly growing city.
Mr.. @. Geltz OF Massllon, has permanently loca.
ted in Canton, and is now member Of the firm
OF Geltz & BOmbeck, carpenters aid contractors.
Mr. Geltz is a thorough mechanic and the new
firm will doubtless meet with success.
Benz. McCloud returned last Friday, after sew.
eral weeks visit among friends in Pennsylvania,
Charley ErCk Decks, returned from Pittsburgh
Wednesday. He says he is perfectly satisfied with
Canton and will now remain,
JW. Crisweli, after three months sojourn at
Jackson, Mich, returned home on Tuesday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-09
oct2-tf

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a scientific combination Of sSmO Of the most power
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principle by which the hair is nouriShed and nuppoI
ted 1t makes the hair moist, soft and glossy ana
unsurpassed as hair dressing 1t the most econo,
mcaI preparation ever offered to the pubic a. ia
effects remain long time, making only an oOcAaoh
al application being necessary. It ia Teoommsn"'O
and used by eminent medical men, and ofncAily en-
dorsed by the State AssAyer Of Massachusetts. the
popularity of Hnlrs Hair Remover has Increased
with the test of many years. both in this country and
in foreign lands and 1t is now known aud used In S
khe civilized countries Of the world.
FOR SALE BY ALL DKALERS.