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, 1880-08-01

TotaI ..--------......e ei,o19.tetsu4o
e,ncs that time there has been very little bull
I'M exported and at certain seasons large sums
hare been imported Taking these fnots into
consideration, those who make the money-sup-
u, the object OF investigation have made the
following estimate of the present stock OF gold
s9d silver, to which is added the amount OF
,u,c,-money June 80, 1880:
, 1880-05-20
Notice.

All persons indebted to Q. G.
Bartlett, either by note or account
are hereby notified that unless the
same are settled on or before the
l7th day of June, they will be placed
in an attorneys hands for collection.
No exceptions. '7' '7t ~
The above has no reference to the
new firm Of G. @. Bartlett & Co.
4a9u Gy 90. BARTLETT.
Port Townsend, May 20, 1880. %
, 1880-05-20
Local and News HENS.

CALL on Mr.. Stea cis for good
pictures.
Mr.. DR. ummond, of this place, is
at work in Victoria, at his trade.
Mr.. Bartlett wants all these old
acc cunts fixed up. Read his notice.
A terrible fire is reported in Penn
sylvania, destroying over seven hun
dred houses.
MAJ. YIN. G. Morris has returned
from his tour in Oregon, and is So
journing in this city again.
WE are in receipt of IA copy of the
"Scientifc Record" an interesting
monthly published at Washington,
d. q. .
A LATE number Of the Chicago
Tribune" speaks of the Skagit river
in California. Those folks are "post
ed'' sure. .".'
THE people of Philadelphia are
preparing for a visit from prince
Leopold, youngest son of Queen
Victoria.
| THE editor of the "Oregonian" has
gone east to attend the national pres
idential convention, being one Of the
delegates.
The Workingmen's party in Cali
fornia still recognize Kearney as
their leader, although he is behind
| prison bars. .. .-.., ..
A prominent journal Of Dublin
declares that Parnell's land scheme
"eould never be carried out except
by revolution" .,sa dana
The purchase OF the Fowl er's hall
property by our county commission
ers, is regarded as move in the
right direction. h s aaa
THE California, Capt. Carroll, ar.
rived from Sitka on Tuesday, bring
ing little news. Everything is re
ported quiet up there. O.. a,i
LATE advice confirm the growing
probability that Tlden will be the
democratic nominee for president.
His defeat will not leave as narrow
a margin as it didlast time.
The Dispatch arrived yesterday
morning from Neah Bay and way
ports, bringing. a number of passen-
gers, among whom were Mrs. Meal.
mond and daughter and Mrs. Gar
field, Of Dungeness.
PROF. Roberts has our thanks for
a copy of the "Settler's Guide to
Washington Territory, and to lands
Of the N. P. r. r." It's issued by
the railroad company, from the Office
of Hines the Printer, Portland.
, 1880-05-20

A fierce struggle is going on in II.
linois, between the Grant mem and
the Blaine men. That state is re.
,garded as the pivot.dpoa which. Will
turn the presidential prospects of
these two prominent candidates, 1t
looks now as though there would
probably bsa divided delegation.
, 1880-05-20
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services will be held in ST. Paul's church on
Sunday next at ii A. N. and p. NJ. Sunday
schoolat p. NJ. Evening prayer on Wednes-
day, att O'Clock. Litany ON Friday morning,
at TO-. t'4Ef hi ga... lU
Preaching next Sundayin the NJ. f. Church
morning and evening". by Rev. w. 1. Uosper,
pastor. sabbath school at 2:l5 p. Mn. ID.
yening ut o'clock, 1a. aoI'. @.yt
, 1880-05-20

ONE of the Virginia City (Nev.,
papers says that stock gambling is
rapidly declin ing there. Probably
some Of the victims have learned les.
sons similar tothose paid for SO dear.
ly by few ex Puget-Sounders who
have been "bucking the tiger" in
Frisco fer year Or two back. There
are persons who seem to imbibo the
idea that if they can make money on
Puget Sound they can easily run the
world. After going out to try the
experiment, however, they usually
cut eye teeth about foot long
while being relieved Of their cash.
, 1880-05-20

10 Mr.. Korter has made a nico
improvement in his barber shop. We
venture to say that he has a shop as
neatly fitted up asany Oh the Sound.
He has also fitted ap bathroom for
salt and fresh water baths. He has
done his best to have one of the en-
est shops, and is master Of his pro-
fession.
, 1880-05-20

RUSSIA and China are preparing
for war in wayindcative of serious
intentions. They will undoubtedly
have brush. Japan refuses to join
China.
, 1880-05-20

Mr.. w. P. Ready, of Corvallis,
Ogn., has beenA appointed by Gov.
Thayer to fill the unexpired term OF
Of Office as state printer, made va.
cant by the death of the late Hon.
w. B. Carter. Mr.. Ready was d
partner of Mr.. Carter, and, it is un-
derstood, pays the emoluments of the
Office over TO the widow Of deceased.
A state printer will be elected for
Oregon next month.
, 1880-05-20
THE COMING NAVY YARD.

Now that congressional aet''N '"'e'
shadows the establishment Of l.
S. Navy yard either IN Oregon or
Washington Territory. we deem the
opportunity fitting one .oT SAYING
few mcrited words in favor OF tu'
get Sound. In view Of our many Su'
perior advantages as compared with
any eligible point along the ocean
front, it would seem unnecessary to
use any lengthy argument to demon
s,rato the facts in the premises.
However, as the Oregon journals
will doubtless make . vigorous effort
to secure the prize for their state,
even to the dstriment or national in
terests, it is perhaps vel; enough to
be ready both in season and out o!
season to stand up for our rights. A
congressional commission will un-
doubtedly be sent out TO this coast
for the purpose of selecting a loca-
b cation for the proposed navy yard,
and it would hardly be right to allow
them to become prejudiced through
an Ex pAnrE showing. orsor gAa
We regard it as a most hopeful
sign for the growth and develop
ment Of the Pacific coast that our in.
terests and Importance are attract,
ing increased attention at the hands
of the national government. The
time was when the whole Pacific
slope was looked upon as being out
of the world almost, by eastern peo-
pie. But we are being gradually
recognized, as we grow in numbers
and influence, and one pablo work
follows another until we may Justly
pride ourselves in our favorable
prospects. The future commercial
greatness OF PugetSound is no long
era matter of idle speculation, but a
fixed fact that will certainly be De-
veloped into actual experience. That
we will be in the direct line of vast
,transcontuental and oceanic trade
in the near future, is no longer dis
puted by men of experience and
sound Judgment Therefore, that
Puget Sound should contain ma
tional navy yard seems to be mat
ter OF justice rather than favor.
As to the particular point on the
Sound, containing the greatest ad.
vantages, we will leave future in.
vestigations to decide. A number
Of different localities have, already
been suggested, promiuent among
which are, Port Towosend Bay and
Penn's Cove on WILDLY Island. AT
the upper or.ialand. end of-the for
mer body of water, there are perhaps
all Of the necessary requisites, coup.
led with the absence Of any disad.
vantages, while the same may be
said with but slight modification in
regard to the latter. There are,
without doubt, dozen different 10,
cations or more on the Sound for
that matter, any one of which might
, Ne designated yishoat )eaviug. sny
reason to doubt the wisdom of those
making the selection. We earnestly
trust that there will at least be full
and impartial capyass Of the whole
situation and Of the issues involved,
previous to any definite action being
taken. If this is done, there is lit.
tie cause to doubt the probability of
a favorable result,7s,
, 1880-05-20

lr is reported that Carl Schurz is
preparing to get married. This ex-
plains his curious Indian policy for
the past six months. He thinks it is
nice to be shot full ofarrows. Some
times, however, Cupid turns out to
be worse than Ute.
, 1880-05-20

CANDIDATES for Delegate to Con.
gress in the coming campaign are
multiplying in way that leads us to
think the Office will hardly go beg.
ging. We may probably prog
nosticate soon.
, 1880-05-20

I CALIFORNIA democrats are report
ed as being likely to instruct for
Thurman for president. Where is
the Portland Standards candidate
Judge Field?
, 1880-05-20

CALIFORNIA is having tussle over
the text book question for schools.
The "Chronicle" intlmates that men,
bers of the board Of education were
lbribed to select McGuffy's readers.
, 1880-05-20

DURING the first seventeen days
in this month 31,346 immigrants ar,
rived in New York city.
, 1880-05-20

Gen. Schofeld is to be trar Sferre6
from West Point.
, 1880-05-20

SINCE publishing the scedule of
the steamer Dispatch, for her two
routes, a new schedule has arrived
from the P. O.. department at Wash
ngton, for the Port Townsend-Semi
ahmoo route. 1t is now stipulated
that the steamer shall "Leave Port
Townsend on FRIDAYS, at s, A. NJ,
arrive at Semiahmoo by 10, A. NJ, OH
Saturdays; leave Semiahmoo at 2, P.
NJ, Saturdays, ard arrive in Port
Townsend on Sundays at 4, p. NJ
BY this it will be seen that the new
schedule makes tone day later all
round on the route to Semlahmoo
IF the schedule for the Neah Bay
could only be changed now, so as tc
make the time for leaving Port Town.
sendl2, NJ, or l. p. M, OH Mondays
instead of 6, AM, of those days as
at present, the people along tha,
roSte would receive Mondays mai
from up-Sound speedily, instead oI
having to wait week for it as will
otherwise be the case.
, 1880-05-20

IN our last we had not room to
mention a trip recently taken
through eastern Washington, hy Mr.
L. II. Gays, of.Dungeness. Mr.. G.
returns disgustcd with the east, and
saws there are about as many remov-
ING from that section as are going
into it. He thinks that highly col
ored pamphlet descriptions issued
bv railroad and steamboat men aud
real estate spectators, who are try.
ing to "bamboozle" innocent people
out of their money have done much
harm. If all the pamphlets issued
from the territory contained only
such truthful descriptions as are
found III the one recently published
by the immigration aid society OF
this place, there would be no cause
for complaint. The explanation OF
the case is in the fact that many Of
the pamphlets heretofore issued en-
anated from selfish spectators who
had an object in view, while tina
published here was gotten up b.
those who could not possibly gaiI
anything by deception. A plain
unvarnished description is sent ou
that can be relied upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-08
xLVIth CONGRESS--IId SESSION.
ppc,I1 Ar REPoRT OF PROCEEDINGS.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE KELLOGG RESOLUTIONS BEFORE THE SENATE
THE BILL TO COMPROMISE TIMBER SUITS PASSED
The CANAL BILL IN TIE HoUsE-THE UlE
BILL PASSED.
SENATE. ....WAsHINGTON June Z, 1880.
In the Senate to day the bill reducing the
price of public lands within railroad limits from - 90
per acre to 81 % per acre. passed.
The bill to promote the efficiency Of the Navy was
passed ,y,,oo
MIR HERMAN Dem. y. W, supported ire Kellogg
Spoff0rd resolutions argmng against the appCet'dh OF
tine plca res QdjUdcdd, aud holding that Sta can
NOT i've ,iebarred BY mistake Of the Senate from clS
constItuIollay Represented by two Senators or lis
Mr CALL Dem, Flal, also supported the resolutions
Mr.. JOHNSTON (Dcm, Val also supported the
resolutions. .-, 49,. -. 80, 4,
Mr. MCDONALD Den., Ind obtained the f0or anu
will SPEAK upon the resolutions tomorrow lie gave
way for OThrr hus!n' sS. ~ -,
MIR BECK ID m, Ky) from the Committee Oh Appro,
prlations reported with ehdmcuts the Snudry CIVil
Apprnprittiiu tnl. aud VIII call 1t up tomorrow.
Placed on tie calendar. - . Ia. .,v, >
The House bill prnnlhitinG Government suits against
timber trcSl,nS,cr> VAS called Til" section reducing
from 80 80 TO 81 % acr' lands whose pre-" Was
raised more twenty years before the passage OF
this act on account o GrIts Of alternate sccIons loI
railroad uurpuScS, stricken out on mOt"ll @! MI
Ingalls, (2ep. Kan) As thus amended, the OIL was
passed.
at $50 p. H. the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-08
UOI-sE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day a bull was introduced
Dy Mr.. COX (Dcm., y. ~ relative 10 snip canal
across the Ishmus OF Daren. Il rccitcs the statement
that $50 100000 have been offered by United s'a'eS
citizens to fo egn parties TO assist them III carrying out
the scheme OF ship canal the IStmus OF Darch
md declares that any attempt the part OF such en-
gems PREJUDICE the question ny cXienalhG to neSS'
auce of their capitol to a foreign ulu'I'ah'nS - '
patriotic and unwi~e. .....o., en-,
Mr. HASKELL (Rrp., Kanl moved TO suspend Inc
rules and pass the Senate bill ratiyG thc tc
ient with the amendments OF the House committee
thereto. -,
Aitcr debate ,hc mot to pass the bill was agreed
to-yeas. ia: nays, 10 $500, a.,
Mir WRIGHT Dem. PENN moved Ia suspend the
miles and pass the bin cnUrclng the ciGhth"r law
on sec0nding the demand 40 quorum voted. StN,rai
members appealed to Mr.. Wright TO withdraw his mo-
Uon bur this he Indignantly and cXcN"dlN re- u>rG 10
do declaring that he wanted TO see WhLtHcr tue oo
ing MN mad any rights IN Inls House. -. ,v.4.,,
Several roll ~ Is followed, and finally MI; NrEnI
withdrew MS melton. the speaker stating thj ne Wnuu
recognize him to Ieuew duiing the last SIX days o. tue
Session. 49, -, ,,,,,,,, ;, q,
gentlemen who wished To call up aud pass bliS Tor NC
erection OF pnhiIc buildings. but On tue uO"l {" MT
VAN VOORUIS (Rr!L, y. " 10 suspend the iuicS alN
mass the hill for ion OF building at Rochester
n. Y, no quorum voted. ,.,
Tie House thcn, at 4:3o o'c'Cck p IN, adjourned
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A VOICE FRuM TIE pnEss.

take this opportunity bear testimony to the chc cy ~
vonr Hop itjcrS" Expecting find them nanse+ au'
bitter aud composed Of bad whisky, we were a-rbl' sur.
lsed at their milo taste, us Ne cup 0i t'f MIs res
well 81. Nh Conner f,uds have AEc"c fi'd ard Pr
monaco them the best I,cicur hey AaN ever idh'u Tor
building up strength and toius up the syStrl MIS-
tloulped with cniycne,s. headache aua want 81 appetite.
The Two former ailments and the 'r greatly u
proved have yearly contract with a'orl"r I" ooh alter
the heath 81 ny and "a iy. but Hccd linn Aot bow.
s. GILLILAND, r,oPts Advocate, i..'sJn'g Penn
J,l,.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-08
SIrErlor. WIZ. Lnr.. $50.

heard in MY ncirhborhood that Hop tcr was do
inc such q great deal II God among the >Ck ani effected
with most every disease. and rs had been tron'd
foI GItce years With neuralgia and all kinds "i r"rrm,
complaints id:c trouble. 10 * 81" bottle according II
d. ctiars IL at one. did me deal O good, ard ud
ano!er bottle. / ol hut well a. can
wish There are eight families ia place ~ ~
Hop E!t'cs family medicine. ana We sai~'"
with trv will not use any Other lady had been
hcddd fer years aud doing her work from n" u,c
OF thIee bottles. LEONARD WllIIBLCk.
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A CONSOLIDATION OF ROADS.

PHILADELPHIA, June Gan important lail-
oid ,cur has just been made public is toe ncco-
ration l the managers OF the P'ltshurc, Tusvile and
Buhaio Railway Company OF contract "f consolidation
with the Buffalo and Southwestern Rplroad Company.
Tim. xtrudiuC their Inc into BuIlo Tie Undated
company S psi milr' at rack. The uainc OF n"
c,Isota ca ,npIiy VIII h. III" "PttSbirg TruSVl!c
aud Buffalo Railway CUmptuy." with It's general oilice
DNrf. .4V,4s4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-08
IMMENSE SALE.

EVANSVILLE Wis, June %. 1879
GENTLEMEN: Bitters had Onehaf the sale hero
and given such universal satisfaction your Hop HicrS
We take pleasure in speaking tor their welfare az
every one who tres them satisfied with their results
several such remarkable have been made with them
here that there are number Of earnest WORKERS III the Hop
Bittrs cause one person gained eleven pounds from taxing
only few bottles. SMITH " lDi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-08
CORPORATION Notices.

NOTICE.-PlOpo~al> will b" received M the
~ O.l,r the Department Of iH3 Cndit"- 'nd '';.
rcctinn 40 80 ave. -. i"' Tor '''1c"tlr'
For ui, formaiion 81 cary KACUHD TO- sic II 40
Chy Hi.
NOTICE.-Propo>als will be received n the
II Ufct Of the l', ment of Pu1!r C'iN"s au' CO.
rrctou. 40 nG $ialc. ur June =. $3.50 ~ lt" To- l
informal, tIIN RECORD, t'r 81 ai go it Il'
NOTICE.-prruosAl~ viii hc RECEIVED It 10"
n che 81 the DEPARTMENT o.. "a 80" ir. i 'td "i
ril, 80 -. 81 r ultii JuH' . ~,I 'ur i''Ijiy I'
iu su1r.ii .ilo. i.I Ei-,OE f SAD" al '" ti,'
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RECORDED LEASES.

Burgcraf q A. TO Hugh Brady, sto.e OF No 1888
BioI0way; years. ront $1,000
Hall andrew, I, X II Van Wagenen 80 lS6 Du me.
-
UardIcy Kichard II. to Michael Grant b IOth-Hve
7 II OF jJt!rst Z.xlUO 81 years, rcnt...-....-..
Hcurarl StCpicu and inOtact. NGs, tcS ETC. 10 ana
Il Iichten- tenn No II Y difcultHc; 2yesrs rent.
Lewis Phebr T. e. CHRIS on Kamper. sore and Gel
lar of No 42U Hud Onst; 3yea S. rcit.............
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GnnarLnersnlu NoLltes.

NOTlCE-Thc cOpattncrship heretofore ex-
~ iStns under the hrn names OF MAALLoR1' HiCKoK
4 CO.. New YOrk, anu L. A. MALLORY & co.. DanblIy,
Conn., this day dissolved 6y mutual e2nsGaI d. g
T. A. Mallory Cbas. a Nal at IanburT onn. a. h
A Mallory 4 h. A Mallory VIII Sign The firm name IN
iiouLIntlOn H. A. MALLORY, w. c, H1CKOK, c. A. NAL
L0RY-EowYUrk June l. 1850
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE President sent
the following Nominations 20 the senate today
To he Assistant Surgeons in the Army Rudolph g. EChcrt
OF Oregon RoUert Gibson. Of COnncctcut Robert T. Den
ham Of PeGusy Iyanl W c. GOrgIS, OF A!ab.m1 Norton
strong of Michigan; Arthur W. Taylor, OF New'fo1K
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Me0itdl.
OUR BEST REWARD.
WINSTON. FoRsrrHE Co.. N. c.. March 10, 1880.

WINSTON. FoRsrTHE Co.. N. c. March To- 1880.
To THE HOP BITTERs MANUFAC TURISG CO:
GENTsI desire you my thanks for Your won
derfu Hop Bters was troubled with dyspepsia for five
years previous commencing the OF your HOP Btes
six months My cure has been wonderful am
pastor First Methodist Church of this place. and my
Whole congregation testify the great vrure OF your
btters Very respectfully, REV H. tERIBkh'
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cay CITY. Mich.. Fob. 3. 1850.

ifor IITrGs CONPANY: think It my duty 10 send you
recommend for beaet Of person wishing to kno"
whether Hop BcIs good not know they are good
for ccreIa denty and strengthen The nervous
system and make he. recommend NY ratents 10 use
them. Ut. ~ thAl l.
Trca;cr OF Chronic Di,,aSc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-08

SIRs Il have taking 10? Btcrs for inflammation Of
Kidneys and bladder for what four doctors
failed u do Tile eject bers seemed like magic 10
W l.. CAkIEH"
Ifyou have sick friend whose he burden one bottle
OF Hop Bittes may friend perfect health ana
happiness VIII you see friend bottle at once
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YcEK, Monday, June Z. 1850.
Tie following was the only sale held at the
Exchange Saltsit ON TODAY
BVJUhn T. Bogl.
! 8 story frame hUilGig anu >OIN LICK dwelling
with o., " 10 eat 31tlSr :, 31j II W VI Sta.
ave lot 2jAYS; Auua N!cuIuO. SJ,C33
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II has cured Of several diseases suc as nervousness
sickness at the stomach monthly troubles, &c have not
seen day since took Hop Eticrs several
OF my nGglbors use them. - r,.,..,,t,,pp
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NhNA .NhI.h CITY

TlzaSrlhs, Nos lsG. l85, l9n ard 1872 loOxlcO
fame BtUpeItV sane 0th'lS 10 James BLc: an (as
pref l"' JaiIts Luz Ia! co --'v.'
lOtaSt 80, 1t OF ll.Vuct - \ 1tl H"tfJ
Ill, and vile In ~ EC I a al Il g. O'-Ju
.l.Lv-. e. Ion Gith TO G,tn % .0A4 'h; az go
Ia ~ re aHl VIII 10 V>Va &C IL II SOU
ll5,-~t.s :. IA II 0i AN,-A. 2'A--; Many &c.
aAd husband 10 Hrnrlrl 81 I'r ;.,.,.- i''"'
sd 81. :, 2J9 OF 2J.aye, IGX9>.J Lau%hi.H ~
r,icrre, 20 John PJanmski "''JV
rlnlI>J I:cil. i;,Jrrt /. ii M ton. 5000
I,rr DOCK 81, Of llth-t, ~''pN Co., GdI>", rS
Dry 81. $50 Ct S"f l'~;, ~ i"' 'roi - l. -
l.ltci.;I. ct .cr, TIC T. -" d-':tLvl -.- '"'u
Il o. . II \ w. N-''N'N''
chr Ion rt Sa.at'i + liran F...- 4-,.'f
I2Itu.>f .lr II c" o. t,N', -.:N.i' - tid a-o
II th.~t. ~; IL of 6j.,-'v'. ~'A"tIi: !tHgt
ItSS.,u We Ia .id@ D",~' 80. -"'p
It's, No.'r. -INirIJ- rat Na;cf'd 'Id Niirf"
30.avr " to-OI .32dst lu1X-. p Joan i;'ir' and
wife 10 MInt BATES - IN r'Nt............-..
2davr. II ~ r"r0. iilssI, Iu4N-1'. "m = bttcs All
wife to john B.t lnice t.-...-.-....-. ....,
3l.sVc, Hist I" AT, 2''N-o' i'"t't4 40,
Bates and vie 10 Joh4 AID WlrC .ri"...-.. l,oj
-. o of -i!-JYv. "'NIUUil; ) :, hue-
lack Ici, to O.pE0a low ...----.-.- 2SVt
an ~ 10 Ms A., ii ..,. $500
52d.st = l<l q 81 .'ti,a1e. 80 Xlp'5, James
Roosevelt and wife to 1h,O iyIc loseHelt...--..
I.rldget OC' nner 20 join Ituow ,n.......:..-.
l3ths, No - s. @uIO-1.: anie l. NEiicf"rd 90.
and wife 10 VIZ Murray AID WI 9''-J
IOldld.avcs cor OF l1t!-st,2 \! lt: ramp Ncici'
ci1nan and VIE 10 Amelia HuchAg7 ana all MA
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DELEvAy. WIS. September %. is7s.


GENIs-I have taken not quite bottle OF the Hop Mt
ters was feeble old Of seventy eight when got IT,
TOdy active and feel well as did at thirty see
4 great many that need sucb n medicine. d. BOYCg.