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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24

rI M:1Iss h, |; s aS Gsy S'ys a,. ,SIs On n. At
f%ollowin; named Election Districts In Rlko
County, towiii = "I
AZ JusiIoe'. once, CarIin.
:" Schoolhnnsc, Glover Valley.
=" J: d.. Abrl's. Camp HLleek.
" Hotel. Columbia. a
" schoolhon-c, Cornncopla. s- II
kinsicy N. Co.'S boarding Hsusc, Dolly
4" Court House. IKE
" Crawford's, Huntington.
" Hehoolhou-c, Halleek station.
4" Penrod's. Island Mountain. q
" SchoolhOuse, Jack Creek.
" Sclioolhousc. Lafnoille. .F 20 =
e" BacOn's Store. Mountsin City.
|" Seas: Adams'. Mound VALLEY. ~ '
=. Carpeaux'r. Railroad. ~ rE.. 90 ....
:" sehoolhousc, South Ruby. ...F| r.a.
" Tuoker'r old Place. Souih Forh. .|ar.a
Treat, Spruecnnont.
81 SehOolhousc. Star Valley.
" Parkrr'- store. Toano.
" Peck's saloon. Tecoma.
" Silver Brick, Tuscarora.
" BchOoiliouse, Wells.
" Sehoolbouse, White Rock.
An election will be held for National, State.
Judicial, County and Township o~fieefs, via:
Three Presidential ELECTORS, ! Member Of
Congress- supreme Judge, state senator,
3 Assemblymcn, ] sheriff, I County Treasurer,
I County Clerk, I County Recorder, ! Distriet
Attorney. ! County Assessor, County eupt.
Of schools. I County .Commis.Ioner Hong
leImI. u tOuHNy eVf1UlENNIVpVT kSV0NN ltIN1Vf
I pnblie Adminisirntor, I Comfy H~utvey0H,1
Justice Of the Peacc,l Constable, Road su:
p~crVisor, I School Trustee Hong TefnL
bchoOl Trustee IShurt Tcrml SEX
Also. calling upon tho electors To signify o.
the said election their will a. W the eoatlnu.
snes or prohibition NJ Chinese immigTaii1n,
by placing npon their ballots the wotdsi .For
Chinese Immigration" OF the words Against
Chinese Immigration
And also, calling upon The SAID electors TO
vote upon the proposed amendments 70 the
Consultation, - follows. to.witi
Article XVIII. Tho right Of suffrage ana
ofice.hoiding shall not be withheld nom any
male citizen 81 tho United States, by reason
Of his color or previous condi,ies u ssSsiiude.
Also, amcndmsnt 10 Article II, bccttoa w
A. %follOwsi- W.
Sec 10. No pub ie funds Of aay Kind. OF
character whatever. STATE, county or munietN
pal. shall be used for s~ectarian Pnrposes
Also, 10 eliminate tho word "WhIte,' nom
which Polls shsii be opened NOT later
than Il O'clock A. y. and shall coHttuue until
so'eiock r, q Of tho same day. ~
And notice IL hetcby further g1yco thas the
ballots 10 be used ~ said election shAD con-
firm 10 cnlor, size and texture With the dee
efipiJon act torth herein ,to-wHi
Goiot, ptss, Form and Texture Of Ttekete--
Color, White sflo, ~ and ~ inoheei rOrtn,
qusddlsterai; Texture, aAc; Pepn EsRri
CLERK Board ofcoanty commIi.loesIk.
Dated ihl, 18th day ~ Oe'obcr, \ iWh,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24

TINS best quality " Rhine Wines at
the Elko Bakery and Saloon, Reckhart
\ Co, Propristors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24
S~PRUcEMoST. Oct. 81, 1880.


List OF Registered Voters OF
Glove Valley Precinct.
Angel Warren Armstrong Z
Brodt Joseph Bell Nephi
Conway XXI Croker John
Chase Z Il Chase s ID
Chase Geo 4 Croker CharlesS
Carter Judson
Duval Moses Duval w d
Doyl W
Evans W
Forsyth WIN Fabian James
Gibbs W b Gaines Ii l.
Honeyman F Hazelrigg TilIOn
Kane Thomas
Lampman Charles LamIelI Joseph
Me
Mccoy James +
"
My j
Petty os
n
Steele James A Shore Claus
Sherman w Scott w II
futile II 8 futile II l.
w
WisemAn Ahner Wisemnn Isaac
Wiseman Abner II Wilcox WA
Wood j G Weeks s q
Weeks s L Weeks J
Word ID Y
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, ex OHicip Registry Agent Of
Glover Valley Election District. Elkt
county. State Of Nevada, will receive
objections to the right 10 vote ON the
part OF any 80 registered, until G o'clocl
P. N. on tho fourth day previous to the
day OF the ensuing election. 20 wit: Tn,
2Sth day OF October. A. d. 1880. snf
all persons whose names may be erro
n%cously entered on tho above list arr
hereby notified to appear at my onies
In Glover Valley aud have such srrol
corrected. II. s. TUrTLE.
EI'omcio Registry Agent. Glover Val
ley Election District. Elko county
Nevada.
CLOVER VALLEY. Oct. n. 1880.
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EyouVots cast sos FOLLY,
KGley, BaIlIngos and No.
PusN0. 10 yote 70 keep
ahasen outuF esae Unitsd
oEatss aonsee.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24
MARRIED

LEDDlCk-LOWELL-At South Fork, sun.
day, October II, isso, by Justice J. II. sug
gcti, Mr. Z. Il. Lcddick. to Mis-, Louisa
Lowell, both Of this county.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-10-24

Motto" IL hereby given that the under.
sisnel. c= Oncio II Ris,ry Agent OF
lonno Eicciioh Disrial. Exc coun
- state II Nova,ia, uili receive
obj cii6ts 70. tho tigIt to vote on the
part q any person 40 registered, until
6 O'clock , 81 on the ioutih day pre-
,lons 10 AZ i.iy - az 4aaai, s!s5,loa
10 wit; the 18th day OF Oct Der. A. D..
1850. aud all persons whose names may
DO enormously entered on the above list
are hereby notified to appear at my
Office In Toano and have such error
corrected. A. W. GoppsL.
III oficio Registry Agent, Toano Elec.
ton District. Elko county Nevada.
ToASo Oct. ~. 1880.
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Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed. sI.oficio Registry Agent OF
Camp Hsileck Election District, Elko
county. State Of Nevada. will receive
objections 10 the righ, TO vote on the
part Of any such person SO registered,
until o o'clock P NJ, on the fourth day,
previous to the day Of the ensuing cleo.
ton, to.Wit: The 2sth day Of October.
A. D.. 1880; and all persons whose
names may be enormously entered on
The above lisi are hereby notified 10
appear At my ofaoe In Camp Halieok
and have such error corrected.
9. Z. MAIER,
Rseisiry Agent. Camp Halleck Elec.
ton District, Eito county, Nevada.
CANr HALLEoE, October II, 1880.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

All claims psyable in cash on Adjustmsn.
Without deduction Of Interest.
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Muh1eman's Flap-jacks.

In the spring of 1868 Sgt. Mufaeman OF the
18th New York Cavalry was detailed with
six men to make reconnaissance near Aldy,
Va. In the afternoon they reached an I'M
occupied farm house, and Of course the prem
ises were quickly inspected.
Their search was rewarded by the discovery
of three-gallon jug of Apple Jack and
barrel partly filled with dour. Seven can
teens were quickly filed with the '.juice'
and the balance they put where they thought
it would do the most good, and feeling very
happy. they filed their haversacks with the
-four and returned to camp. "Now, boys.
said NJ, (who prides himself on his cooking,
'pass out your -four end I'll make some flap
jacks for supper"
The flour was emptied from the haversacki
into camp kettle and NJ. commenced Il
make the batter After stirring awhile HI
went to his tent for drink from the canteen
He soon returned, got his pan ready and un
dertook to ladle out the batter, but j
wouldn't ladle worth a cent. Scott in Him
mel, tbs frozed;" said M. In fact the who'll
mass was as solid as granite. You couldn'
dig it out with crow bar; and have M
doubt the stuff is in that camp kettle now
The -four was plaster Of Paris. X. c.
p. S. This is a fact.
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We publish the announcements in our ad-

We publish the announcements in our ad-
vertising columns tor pay, and seldom
trouble ourselves to enquire as to the quail
ties or merits of the wares advertised, FUR
Their than to assure ourselves that they are
legitimate and respectable. Bnt when an ar
ticle performs miracles in our midst. trans
forming the old to young, in appearance at
least, We cannot pass it by unnoticed. We
know of people who, years ago, were gray
headed and who now wear dark and glossy
hair. How is this? 1t evidently is not col
ored. for it has perfect natural appearance
instead of the harsh, dry, staring look Of hair
stained with nitrate of silver or other com
mon hair dyes No! it has been restored to
its youthful color, lustIe and vitality by the
use of that wonder of wonders, Halls Vege-
table Sicilian Hair Remover. 1t has many
imitators, but there is nothing like it. The
test of years only increases its fame, while
its imitators die and are Experimentation
Daily Globe. teod&w
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General News.

Heliotrope is the fashionable flower for but
ton-hole boquets.
Joe Smith, son Of the original Joe Smith, on
Sunday dedicated church of Latter-day
Saints at Chicago.
May was anciently the month Of flowers,
the month of the poets and Aphrodite herself,
crowned with saffron and roses.
Hon. Luke P. Poland was thrown from a
carriage at Wells River, VT, Saturday after
noon, but his injuries were not regarded as
dangerous.
1t is said that the President has resolved to
defer making any appointment Of a successor
to Postmaster-General Key until after the
Republican National Convention.
Ohio gave the Secretary Of the Treasury a
boom to be proud of, and now he puts han
die to it by showing reduction in the public
debt of more than Sl2, OOO, 900 for April.
Diphtheria continues to rage as an epidemic
throughout Russia. The government has
taken the matter seriously in hand, and sum
of $500, 900 has just been allotted to assist
the hospitals which have been established by
the local authorities in various districts OF
the Empire.
Iowa papers are telling little story at the
expense of young business man who went
to Des Moines the other day with the inten-
ton Of returning the following evening, but
his partner received card from him stating
that he had missed the train. The peculiar
part Of the story is that the postal arrived on
the train that the young man "missed.''
A little French is a dangerous thing. A
Cleveland lady, according to the Voice, of
the city mentioned. entertained small party
the other evening by relating a comical in
cident which came under her observation
during recent four months scjourn in Par
is. The fun Of the affair hinged upon the
attempts OF an unknown gentleman to obtain
dinner at fashionable cafe. "Why," said
the animated lady, ~ do believe the poor
man called gareon! at least dozen times. ="
and then she smilingly and in q half apolo-
getic manner added, "Gareon, you know, is
French for cabbage
This bit of description is from the Virginia
city New Enterprise of April "a: Last
evening after the sun had disappeared be-
hind Mount Davidson. there was presented
to the view of our citizens q very beautiful
sight. The wind had changed, and, blowing
from the north, sent streaming out from the
peak Of the mountain great volume Of fine,
dry snow which being illuminated by the rays
Of the setting sun, presented the appearance
of sheets Of fame and rolling pillows of
smoke. So startlingly real in appearance
was this phenomenon that even little chill
dren observed it and cried out Look,
Mount Davidson is all on fire."
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FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES G. Blaine!


0The Excessive Comnittee 0f the BLAINE CLUB
or MAINE. having perfected their srrsngemen fs
Tor Excsrsi0n 10 Chicago 70 sttesd the k<pSbli-
en- National Convention, make the following an
sosncemenf for the benefit Of those Republicans
Who msy desire 10 sftend and aid in nominating
honofed senator, SAo1G q, BLAINE, ~ can
4 special train over the EAsTEES RAILROAD win
eve Portland, THURSDAY, Nay 18th, on the arrival
d thy morning train from Bangor, arriving In Bos-
ton IN season for tea. The party will leave BOSTON
Tor Chicago direct the evening" by special train
with Wagner sleeping cars. over the BosToN 4 AL
sANy, SEw YORK CENTRAL. LAKE SHORE and
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROADS, taking break
fast Friday morning. nj Syracuse. dinner ct East
Buffalo. and tea 1t Cleveland. arriving In CHICAGO
Saturday morning. Ample hotel recommendation
hsye been engaged for 20 per.ons II the Gardiner
and MattisOn Houses. snd rooms Will be assigned on
the train To the Excsrsionists. avoiding confusion
On their arrival. Hotel bills e2.50 to - per day
gaTe from PORTLAND TO CHICAGO and return
$40. Wagner sleeping csrsto Chicago, go kx.
cuFsIoniss taken 10 snd from Portland from stations
on Maine Central r. X. Ut one fare; Tickets TO b.
procured 1T all stations. Persons desiring 70 20 can
hsvs their berths In sleeping cars assigned BY en-
closing o550 10 the Treasurer Of the club. II. - Os
GOOD, Portland Those wishing 70 secure rooms
should sddress the Secretary, J. SWIFT ROWE. An
gusta, ~ essiy possible. All Republicans are cor
daily Invited 10 join the excursion.
J. X. BODwELL, President.
J. SWEET ROWE. Secretary.
Augusta, April "a, 1850.
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binoton occupies the finest resi-

from Washington occupies the finest resi-
dence here.
Chester. which is about the size OF Angus,
IA. is noted for its shipbuilding. Roach.s yefo
il here. Cotton and other manufactures are
carried on on an extensive scale. LinvoOo
and Claymont, 20 miles from the CITY, are
favorite places for those who wish to nae 20
far from the city. All these places nave
churches and schools. and most OF them nase
their quota of street lamps. Trains run =
often As each half hour during the day; 20
the facilities are perfect What l wanted .
saw was that this road is called yankee
institution" Nearly all the ofdcials, from
superintendent down. are Eastern men. and
it is acknowledged to be the best managed
railroad running out Of Philadelphia The
stock, which is nearly all held in Boston, II
would be difficult to buy At any price
We find many Eastern men settled ON TINS
road John Spencer. editor and proprietor
Of the Chester Daily Times, is Maine man.
and as result the Times is . republican pa
per, and an advocate Of Senator Blame iol
President. The people Of Pennsylvan'. an
for Rlaine. ]. r. s.
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The Fusion Camp.

A Lewiston letter in the Boston Journa
has the following:
The arrangement for 4 fusion of the dem
ocratic and greenback forces on the State
ticket next fall is extremely distasteful to
many men In both those parties, and if the
programme is carried out in this district ON
the Congressional nomination, the republic.
cans will be heavy gamers. 1t was surpris.
ing to many on both sides to find ex-Council.
lor FcgE and his Chronicle, who had hither-
10 been incorporating opponents Of q CO.
alition, working hard for fusion now; but
what wrought such q sudden conversion in
this sulphurous statesmen is no mystery to
his friends. "Fogg's got Congress on the
brain" member Of the greenback commit.
Zee remarked the other day to your cores
pendent. Mr.. Fogg will demand and ex-
pects the fusion nomination for Congress in
this district this year. He is playing to win
he thinks. IL he gets the nomination, there
10 not ghost Of chance for him. Congress-
man Frye will be renominated-no other
name 10 now mentioned by republicans in
ehae coonection-and triumphantly reelected.
The greenback nominee two years ago was
Uncle Scion Chase Of Turner. The Fusion
programme this year was not arranged with
out . vigorous protest from Uncle Scion,
who was backed BY Prince A. Sawyer, OF
-State-seal fame. Sawyer was the on
y prominent democrat and Chase the only
gFesabacker who fought fusion in the recent
y held conference Of the leaders.
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HoNoR From EUROPE. 1t il conceded m
all sides that DIR. Ayers PILE are above
comparisoa With other medicines. Uniting
the best elements known to the chemist.
they are particularly effective against the nu.
mero1s stomach disorders for which they are
recommended a. cure. These pills are 40
mild, yet searching, that they are often pre-
scrioed by doctors Who otherwise do not "a
vor patent medicines. Indeed, With the
I n.,i OF Dr. Ayers genius in the shape Of
Pills. Sarsaparifia, Ague Cure, and Cherrv
Pectoral, one might with impuuitv tr.eei
through the swamps Of tropical America. or
follow Stanley on his travels through the In
terror Of Affica--Anaerdem NSes~s rar
den Dag. teods-
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HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 20, 1879.
volunteer to add my testimony to that OF
many others regarding the efficacy Of your
Wyomoke. Insomnia, arising from some
what Frustrated condition Of the nervous sys-
TEN, has harassed me for two years, until.
Wyomoke Tea. A single cup at the evening
meal is all have taken, and from the com.
mencement Of its use till now, have not ex-
perienced restless night. On the contrary,
l have continually enjoyed the refreshing
''sleep that knits up the ravelled sleeve Of
care" Thankfully yours,
tmon&th JOSEPH H. SPRAGUE.
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Presidential.
Correspondence of Boston Journal
WASHINGTON. May T..
The Presidential Contest.


A friend Of Senator Blaine claims to know
absolutely this: That when Senator Logan
returned from his last trip to Illinois, there
vas a conference Of the Grant leaders, at
which Logan stated the danger Of defeat
which threatened Grant in Illinois, and said
that ParwelI was working for Blaine with
tremendous energy, and that something ought
TO be done; that Cameron suggested at that
time that Logan ought to return to ILLINOIS
with plenary power (whatever that may
mean and make it certain that the Illinois
Convention should be carried solid, If posi-
BILE, and at any rate should be instructed for
Grant. and that Illinois, with Pennsylvania
and New York and the Southern votes, would
make Grants nomination certain; that upon
this representation Logan did return last Sat
urday TO Illinois.
Blaipe's Prospects in Pennsylvania.
Meanwhile. however, the outbreak in the
Pennsylvania delegation to Chicago IN favor
of Blaine, which has long been anticipated,
has occurred, the result Of which seems like
" to be the practical loss Of the State to
Grant. 1t Is represented that majority Of
the delegates from Pennsylvania, aside nom
the delegates nj large, will maintain that no
body is instructed for Grant except the dele
gates at large, and that the country and city
districts shall vote as the majority of people
| in the districts. by subsequent or former in
structions, shall desire them 10 vote. 1t is
even said that Philadelphia city delegates,
under the lead Of Nc Manus, are likely to agree
to this plan. in which event Blaine would
have pledged a majority Of the Pennsylvania
delegation at Chicago, and in case the dele
CATION should then insist upon the unit rule,
for which Cameron has hitherto been so
| strenuous. the vote of the entire State would
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To the Indians of both the Northern and
Southern Continents of America we are in
debted for many wonderful things. But
none, as Sir Robert Christison. Physician to
her Majesty the Queen of England, has said,
is more remarkable than the Coca. or Sacred
Plant of the Ancient Incas. DIR. Searle says
its effects border upon the marvellous, and,
if not clearly authenticated by writers of un-
doubted veracity, would be altogether beyond
belief. The celebrated Liebig Company, of
New York, Paris, and London, prepare the
well-known Coca Beef Tonic which has the
most emphatic endorsements from the most
eminent physicians. +e0d&w
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FOR SALE,

II OFFER for sale. two story modern built no,.,
l. ell and stable, with seven acres of land pn;ss
irgs all built within the past six years ali in sSaS
lent condition. Is situated in Augusta ON YVES, VI
Of the river, within twenty minutes walk of Pos, NV
fice Apple. pear and plum trees In abundance ,s Va
in high state of cultivation. Is in excellent onua
For person who desires suburban resilencs S;.
offers rare opportunity. For terms inquire of '"'
Z. w. WHITEHOUSE
Freemans Bank Building, Augusta. NJ
Augusta, Me-. Apr. -, 1850. anryo,,s
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Browne HOUSehOld Panacea
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter-
nally, and thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and it is warranted
double the strength of any similar prepare
ton.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, TOothache and
ALL ACHES.
The Great Believer of Pain.
'BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,"
should be in every family. A teaspoonful Of
the Panacea in a tumbler of hot water
Csweetened, if preferred, taken at bedtime,
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Store in China For Sale :

THE subscriber offers for sale the store ~;,.
i Of goods therein, now owned and occnr;. sosk
him in South China, it being the same place !"
carried on by the late Samuel Stuart Ths 20 long
is one of the best for country trade. the no, on
being in the store. and the business of the n. oe
large and well established. The building i. p nS
the best in the town, large and affords annie I r o.
for storage, While in the second story is room
place Of residence. The same party will also ss
gether with the store or separate ten acres Of y.
containing two houses and large stable ~ Ate
in good repair. The land cuts ten tons Of bsr are
contains grated fruit Of all kinds. Address o. and
on &. Il. STUART, South China cali on ea
PLUMMER, Augusta, for information. msrs oShS
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Much Sickness,

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to 9th
er causes, is occasioned by Worms.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS, or
Worm Lozenges, although eaectual in de-
stroying worms, can do no possible injury to
the most delicate child. This valuable COM
bination has been successfully used by ply
sicians, and found to be absolutely sure in
eradicating worms, so hurtful to children.
Twenty-Five cents box.
ttu,t h&freOw&weow,
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A HOUSEHOLD NEED.

A book on the Liver its diseases and their
treatment sent free. Including treatises upon
Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver, Jaundice,
Biliousness, Headache, Constipation, Dys.
pepsia, Malaria, etc. Address DR.. SANFORD.
1872 Broadway, New York City, n. Y. :.
May 4.4w.
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NOTICE.

AUGUSTA. Me-, April 18th, lss,
The firm of Dow Storer have this tay d;ssoIr.,
by mutual consent. All persons indebted 10 nv
above firm will greatly oblige us by settling mmst
ately. GEO. +. fUW
+. e. STOREB.
The business will hereafter be conducted by n.
undersigned, to whom we recommend our numeron.
customers WIN. q. FlFIELD L CO,
apra0'3W
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Rings Vegetable Ambrosia restores gray hair 70
its original COLOR prevents the hair from falling out
and is Of the finest dressings for the mar tne
sists. Gen'i ATS july22t& wtf
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"THE BEST CoUGH MEDICINE in the World.
The Old Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam
Cutler Bros. & Co.. Boston. Small reduced
to 35c; Large, 81. Jan. 3Of&w3m.
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Dr. Cutters Shoulder Braces correct the habit o
STOPPING. Parsons, Bangs & Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, Portland, General Agents.
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Spfcial Notices.
A CARD,

To all who suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss Of manhood, &C., will send q recipe that will
care you. FREE OF CHARGE This reatremedy
was discovered by q missionary in South America.
Send . self-sddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INNAN. Station d. Nesc YorkCHy.