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VOLUME XXIX.-NUMBER 2S2.

mails, In the best condition for the WorI
on hand, The horses were hitched to 1
fence about hfty rods from Winston Sta
tio1, where the following Ter was found
today:
KAHsAs Orr, July l2, 1881.
CHARLn: got your letter to-day, and
was glad 70 hear that you had got every.
thing ready for the 18th. We will be on
hand at that time. Bill will bs with uA
We viii be on the train. Don't fear. We
will DO on the smoker q Winston. Have
horses and boys IN good trim for fast
work: We will make this point again on
the night OF the 10th. All 10 right here
Frank will meet us at Cameron, Look
sharp and be well fEed. Have hoESea
well guAnt0d, for We may have some run.
ming to do. Don't get excited, but keep
cool until nighttime, Wilcox or Walcott
will be on the engine. think best 10
send this 10 KiddeE, Youn, TIN.
Through death, stick.
The letter was found In the underbruSh,
and bears evidence Of having been carried
Tor some days In pocket, The people Of
Winston and vicinity, who know the
James boys and most Of the comrades
they have had In the past say that they
have no doubt this was ot the same lot,
but i has long been the custom Of the
people Of Western Missouri 10 attribute
every daring piece Of ouLlAWry to the
James beys, and time alone will tell
whether or not the present suspicious are
Iounded on good grounds,
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A. Viewed BY Parties on eli sides or Ih,
COnteat.

New YoRK, July lean interview In
the Tribune with an intelligent Democratic
Assemblymau gives en- excellent view OIL
the situation at Albany IS affected BY
Warner Miller'G election as Senator. Il d
as follows: 4t' = '" ''"
As q matter OF fact there Is no change
90 far as Conkllng is personally concerned,
but the moral effect Of the election oi
Miller will be against him. I think there
will be sufficient detection ot Conklingites
between now and Tuesday 10 elect Mr..
Lapham, and there will be a great many
absentees Monday and Tuesday, and con.
sequently II will not require 10 many Re.
publican votes 10 elect him 90 II did Miller.
Those that are LETT Of the 6tslwarts are
much depressed, and the feeling among
them against Speaker Sharpe Is very
strong. II was evident to-day that Sharpe
had .Gt last yielded TO The wishes Of bic
constituents. Within the last two or
three weeks the Stalwarts have hoped
that compromise would be made where.
BY they would be able 10 name the
two candidates, and they had some
idea that the selection could
ba made from among thoee iot
when the scattering votes oil the Half.
breeds had been cast. Crowley's friends
had hoped that he and one Haltbteed
might be elected. / think that II htteen
Of bis sIalwatt friends had gone into The
caucus with the slxty.hve HAlfbreeds be
would have been the nominee. The Stal.
warts, oil through the contest, never
abandoned the position ot obstinicy they
assumed In The hfst place. They failed 10
obtain any benefit by coming 10 terms
with the HAli.bfeeds, when they might
have done 20 consistently. They have
simply followed The blind, obstinate lea
defShlp, and many Of them had been held
for Uonkling ID spite Of themselves.
They were carried on 10 their destruction
By allegiance 10 him. l think Conk.
ling made gfeat mistake In not
retiring from the race when be
saW bis case was hopeless. He
might then have had an opportunity
Of naming the successors n himself and
Mr.. Plat. His refusal 10 do 90 AllenAled
many friends. When The Legislature mel
Ia Jahnafy there we're elghly.iout Uonk.
ling members g--noE only eighty remain.
Mf, Sharpe did to-day only what he hAl
desired 70 do tot some weeks pIsL He Il
TOO good politician NOT 10 zoe that the In
eviLable result Of ConklinR's policy must
have been the fuin of any man who fol-
lowed him. UonklingB whole sction ap
pears 10 have been the result oil too great
confidence Ia bis own power, OF In BIZ
deliberate purpose 10 bfeAk up the Repub
lican party with the purpose oil mAkinS
himaeli the leader Of new party ofRanlGA
ton. To Democrats Il hes been ap
patent Tor some time past thai
the only possible means d
deieaunE the election oil two Haltbteet
Senators vas By adjournment, bat lht
salWate perSiAlenLy te!used V vote lo
'the adjournment until II was too lAle. VI
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TEE Chicago Alliance iS disposed 10 CON
IidG President Garfsld's case q reaSon able
pnTU test, alter the suggestion Of Prof.
TyndAll. ItSays. "He received q wound
That nearly always proves mortal; he has
luasfsd under the disadvantages Of hay.
lng The worst weather Of the year 10 con.
tend with. A whole nation has united In
phyflor bis recovery, and in spite oi
the wound and the weather and contrary
70 Tue predictions Of the best surgical skill
Of The country, he has continued 10 i'm.
ptoveand seems al the present writing in
allli way to recover. II 10 easy 10 say
mathis constitution and will have carried
hin through 30 far; they are, indeed,
important factors in the case, but az the
ssleptcal lngenoll sald at his bedside. al
20 fecovers II will be a miracle" and some
Nnps folks who believe that law may
govern in the spiritual as well as In The
mental realm, will believe that the Presi.
gentS recovery, II he gets we'll, will be
Que to the prayers Of the people,n
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AN ELEUrRIU pErEorIHr.
Lightning Arrests an Escaped PrISont
In Tenneaaea.


In Tennessee.
CHATTANOOGA, July 16.-M. NJ. Murrell,
q prominent citizen Of Hamblen county,
Tenn, who, along with seven others, was
arrested on Monday and subssq quently es.
capped, was found in field near bis home
yesterday cold in death, having been
struck by lightning during Asevsre thun.
der storm In that locality. There was no
tree or anything to attract the lightning.
WARRINGTON, July. 10 -Ohief Brooks,
OIL the Secret Service Division, received 4
Telegram from Knoxville, Tenn, stating
that Maybe N. Morrill,, Counlerieiter,
who escaped from the officers July II, al
Morristown, Tenn, was struck dead by
lightning, Wednesday last, while lying
out 10 the woods 10 escape being rearfested
and was buried yesterday" Chief Brooks
instructed the agent 10 investigate and
report. Chief Brooks says q similar case
occurred some years ago, and some time
time after the death had been reported
and the case abandoned, be met the Grim.
inal on the streets Of Philadelphia.
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A nassvbs Eiii.r.

CHARtEs4 Il, ". Va, July 1S.-willlam
Dunhsst, Chatged with the murder ol
Thomas Btatb'n, at CoAlburg, ". Va, on
July I'd, was btpught before Justice Ritter
Yesterday and given q preliminary heat.
Ing. The evidence eliciied proved that BIZ
threw hlB victim on the railroad track al.
Ief Killing him, where lie was run over BY
4 train. Both were 10 liquor DunneEI
was bound over until the fe1t session oI
the Circuit court
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Necessary 10 q choice, 70.
The Joint Convention then adjourned
until Monday without electing successor
to Oonkling.
The greatest excitement was occasion cd
by the deserlion Of Speaker Sharpe, who
lead the break from the stalwarts. The
othera who followed were Assembymen
Bingham, Campbell, Crapser, Dickey,
Huld and Jackson. All were loudly ap.
plAuded by the Hall Breeds. Sharpe
made q long speech In defense Of his stu.
alton, and stated that he knew OF no way
to avoid the caucus action taken under q
call Issued by mSjority Of the Republican
members Of the Legislature.
For this reason he deemed II his duty 10
abide by the results, and vote for the cho.
sen candidates, whose election he had
thus far opposed.
Various long speeches oi explanation
regarding the changes In votes were made,
The result Of the ballot was received with
great rejoicing by the Halt. Breeds.
Senator Robertson, who presided, Was
extremely nervous, and made several er.
rors In announcing the vote, which he
subsequently corrected. An effort was
made TO secure. another ballot for sue.
cessor to Conkliny, but a motion to ad.
journ until Monday was carried by q vote
Of T8 to 66.
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amman ie tlst Liln ban.

wAsHtSaroN, Juiy 1s.-Ths Postmaster
General has Just rendered decision to
the effect that the mail matter Oi
prisoners confined, but mot convicted, iS
as sacred As that Of any other and iShot
10 be tampefed With.
This decision, while not rendered iu the
case Of Guilead, Affects him particularly,
and will pat q stop 10 the pfomlscuoui
disttibulion Of the assaesin's correspond.
ence heretofore INDUCED In. Among the
last oi his letters mlde public was one
from 4 Boston enlhuelAst, who ohete him
an enga cement As q travelling Cutlosity a
500 per week, the same amount Also 10 b
given 10 Mfa. Garfield ior LhePtiVllege o.
exhibition.
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TALK or sEN. woODFORD,
But the Administratio- Men Hold on ID
l.Aphhm.


ALBANY, July l7.-It Is very quiet at
the hotels tonight and but lew members
Of the Legislature are in the city. The
administration men say they hope Tor the
election tomorrow Of Lapham, but do not
feel certain otit. They think Il will be
done Tuesday II not TO morrow. There is
q report current that Hurd and Bingham,
who 70 ed for Oonkling and Miller lester.
day, want Crowley instead Of Lapham,
and will stand out for him. Others, Il is
said, want Gen. Woodford. The admins.
tration men, however, scout the idea, and
ineist that II 10 the duty Of oil Republicans
to vote for the majority caucus candidate,
Lsphsm. They say they cannot and will
OF now listen 10 q change.
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srEuneny,LLr,s resrnAnrra.

Special Election AAtuFdAy-AnOtheF one
10 be Held next SaIuFdAy.
SrEuBENNttLE DEPoT, o., July II.
Special Dispatch 10 the intellssueer,
At the election held yesterday the fol.
lowing named gentlemen received the
highest number ot votes for Postmaster:
Samuel Irwin, S59; Spence Wallace, 2So;
Hugh Cable, 1b2. The three named will
enter the contest again next Saturday fol
the highest place. With all the elections
being held Il 10 generally believed that
Frank ONeil, the present Incumbent, has
assurance that he will 10 reappointed,
which, II true, would give general satisiao.
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p,,r. late United States Senator from
Nav York, has been "Vindicassd" by
N. NV .Isctiop Of Warner Miller "a his sue
..'.s,. ~ Conkllug will probably be vim
Ji,,,sJ ii to-day by the election oi Lap
ham,, The n'bls pair will step down and
out ol politics for some time to come.
RI. Po.si'n has received a very black eye.
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A GENTLEMAN who is in q position tc
know whereof he speaks, says q million
doI,v Of Wheeling capital is invested
ia Chicago real estate. He has bought
b, hlmreli and others since the frat o.
January a quarter Of a million dollars
worth. Many purchases b ave been made
in ths lac! three months. Property Is or
The advance there. aud the Wheeling In
1.,,on all expect to get q handsome re-
tun m their money.
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THE NIwLY ELEcrED.

Warner Miller represents in Congress
the district composed Of the counties Of
Herkimsr, Jefferson and Lewis, and livss
in He,kimer. t.'
he was born in oswsgo county, New
York, August 70, 1885, graduated at
Union College In 1880; com mencod teach.
Ing In the Fort Edward Collegiate Insti.
tute, but on the breaking out Of the war
enlisted as private In the Fifth New York
Cavalry; served In the Shenandoah Val.
Icy; was promoted 10 be Sergeant. NJ ajor
and Lieutenant; was taken prisoner at the
battle Of Winchester; is now engaged in
the manufacture OF paper and farming |;
was Delegate TO the National Conven.
ton at Philadelphia In 1872; WAS elected
10 the New York Legislature In 1874, and
also in 1875; and was elected 10 the Forty.
sixth Congress as Republican, receiving
"A, 1856 votes against II 1888 votes for L. L,
Brown, Democrat; 2,102 votes for H.
Lewis, Gfeenbacker; $50 votes for g. P.
Gray. Prohibltionist, and IS votes scatter.
inc.
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WARRINGTON, July l6.-It 10 now tho
roughly established in the public mind
that the President 10 on the road to recov
cry, but the uncomfortable proylSo, "bRr
ring accidents" keeps oil anxious to SCI
each successive bulletin, copies oi which
are still posted all over tho city. The
President himself says he is getting we'll,
and imbues oil who see him with the same
spirit
His confidence was well expressed no
many hours ago when he asked 10 see the
newspapers. Colonel Rockwell said they
were all being saved for him. "WhSt oil
Of them, Rock kwell7" he asked. "Yes, ALL
"Then perhaps Il wouldn't be best for me
10 get WE'LL"
The President 10 great lover Of flowers
and always had bouquet on bis deek
when attending 10 executive business. He
is still favored In that respect, and every
morning o fresh bouquet composed OF the
choicest flowers 10 the White House Con
servatotY 10 placed in his room where be
can admire them. They are removed In
the evening 90 as 10 avoid oil possible dan.
ger which 10 said To arise from having
flowers in eick room ct night, Mrs. Gar
field generally attends 10 this. Sometimes
she leaves II TO Private Secretary Brown,
and Just here Il may be said Brown does
almost esafything. Next 10 Mrs. Garfield
and the doctors, no one has done more 10.
ward the Presidents recovery than Brown.
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yE,ubmis to the Springfield Republican
,b,t Wes. Virginia casts about enough
,ols,. irrespective Of the question Of illit'
'1cy, the vote being ll2,7lS to a total
DoppI,,Ion Of 6l8,O93. Would you want
q, 10 vote alter the fashion Of the Sixth
v,dip New York City, .....
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vsy wear pIs.,sS,s

They msy relieve, but they can't cufs that
lame back, for the kidneys are the trouble,
and YOU want remedy 10 act directly on
ID II tecfetions 10 purify and festOfs their
healthy condition Kidney.WOft has that
specific actIon, ami at The sans time II rGgl.
lates the bowels perfectly Don't wait 10 get
sick, but get q package to-day, md cufe your.
self. Either liquid or dry for sale ai The drug.
giits -Bth0hdmtOn RepIblied4. NWT4W.
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Two week. ago the Cincinnati Enquirer
r,noc,,,ic, spoke oil the present Demo
p',s IS ,,,did.ts for Governor Of Ohio -
y. S'r' n,U named Bookwalter." Now, how
~, ,bIpVS are changed. He Ia SaIutsd
:, ina next Governor
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siiii inptoViss, aad ali reports Ineisas
IneIy BatIaIactoSy.

wAsuiEOroN, July i7-siS0 A. ~
The President hss passed a very com
iOrtable day. Doctor BoYnlon in a con,
vstsation this afternoon expressed the
opinion that the critical period hes passed
and that the President, although extreme
y weak, ls nov out OI danger, Contlnu
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BALTIMORE, july 1e.-seten more eases
Of lockjlw from wounds Of 10Y pistols 20.
CURED in this city. THEE proved fatal,
and four are not expected 10 recover. This
makes seventeen ea0es oiloekjGW resulting
from the use Of Toy pistols on the Fourth
Of July,s
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fhe UsaaI iiesutt,

s.slN NiN'ArRd, n. Y, June i6.-Rsv. John
E' % Engaged in mission work, Of The
iu' i. Baptist Chutcb, aud Jennie r. An.
h IGStI,on, I., while avoiding one train stepped
h" "iTus ias Of another, and we're stuck By
NJ 'S0comotlve. The Girl Vas killed and
~" brock aefIously wounded.
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m, ,oy pistol fatality continues and
~ 49, '.,s,,l more deaths at Rochester, N
y WV .,5 Baltimore, three at Buffalo and
~, H. an an Lopg Island, the stock Of email
ssa'V, siEa n,omI,ss to be considerably de-
.i.Is1
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D.DusrOa. IIln... Of the Pr'.Id.n''s

otEvELAxD, O., July 10 Mrs. Eliza
Garfield, mother Of President Garfield,
yesterday had q severe attack Of cholera
motbus, from which she partially feGov.
cred, but 10 now proetfated BY fever. On
account oi her extreme age, she being
eighty one, her condition To regarded 30
very critical, and fears are entertained Tor
hOf recovery,
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Cks gnteItigeueer.
3o., Is ard n rour'ssA'A street.
-.r pAlL1 rNTELLIsENOEE

-, 4. mailed to lsy 'ddF'1' postage prepaid IOi
H' ~ " a.. ~ osnlS; one week, aitson ssAsIi tVo
tigA%pn ' ,'u,,; ouo month, Ii1tJ'avO csstIi
'Hp' ,S, 'an an, IOlISr and thirty cents; three
m n'r' ,To dOIILn psydsA "a atDiMt
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n, H.wLToS, Of New York, said on
...a,d,y ~, that he had now no doubt OF the
= s..''JsDfs sHat recovery He Is one Of the
....nlhnp Enrge0ng,
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HAL1EsroS, July le-F. B. Brookel.
i.' ile' iofnetly Austrian Consul al 81.
sSSs.,ha SS.s, has been arrested charged With the
Vsthlemenl Of $l,tO0. /
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MILLER MAKES 1T.
EnOuEh VOtss 10 Elect Him Senator
a Change Comes Der the Spirit
Or The stAIWaFiH' DEeam-
Lhphams RloeiOa u
SIN Probable.

ALBANY, July l6.-Ths joint convention
met at noon. The chair announced that
they would proceed to vote for United
statea Senator in place Of Roscoe Conk-
ling, resigned. Speaker Sharpe detailed
the failure TO secure Q caucus at the start,
and referred to one called by majority Of
Republicans,
He ackn ,Wledged its authority, 90 1t
emanated from majority. He had do,
layed action in accordance with the result
Of that CAUCUS, because he saw in the
election Of the candidates 1t nominated q
great danger, He now warned the con.
vsntion ol that.danger, saying the Demo,
Gratis Of the United States Senate would do
what they could to make the election
futile.
He concluded by saying that when bis
name was called he would vote for El.
bridge G. LaphAm instead Of Roscoe
0onkling, tApplAuse,1 The vote Was
then proceeded with. Senator Foster,
when his name was called, explained his
action as member Of the Caucus Com.
mittee,
The vote stood as follows:
Potter
COnki ....,2s EVlES .. s.s...,. --
Necessary to q choice, IS.
Senator Baker, Speaker Sharpe and Sis.
man were the only ones who changed
from Oonkling to Lapham. /
The ballot for 0 successor 10 Plat resulted |
10 the election Of Warner Miller by the
following vote: II
ssattsring."m-"...--
iS wSssISi ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
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BERLiE, July 1e.-Count Won HatHieldt
to-dAy assumed the direction Of the
Foreign Office In the absence Of Bismarck.
The Fremont County record., 1881-10-08

Pepsin, Rhubars, Mandrake ana
Ge0tinn
Are the active ingredients of
Browns Pepsin Tonic. Give this
wonderful Dyspepsia remedy q trial
aud be cured. For sale by Earle &
Pedlcy aud Beechcr Il Co.. II
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1881.
List Of Advantages, Natural and Other.
wise Enjoyed by Canon City
and Vicinity.

On many occasions we have writ
ten about the advantages of our town
and vicinity, but unless we were to
repeat the article in every edition of
our paper strangers who srrive daily
in Canon City and remain a few days
would, unless they investigated thor
oughly, leave for other places not
dreaming that our little city is des-
tined to be the great manufacturing
and ore reducing center Of Colorado.
For this reason we will feel excused
for inserting from week to week q
list of our advantages which will out
number those of any city in the west.
Soda Springs. Iron Springs, Hot
Soda Baths, Wide Streets, Excellent
Town Site, Immense Water Power,
Exhaustless Coal Fields. Good Water
Works, Best Building Stone. Splen-
did Lime Rock, Iron Mines, Mica
Mines, Lead Mines, Silver Mines, Oil
Wells, Irrigating bitches, Abundance
Of Shade Trees. Peaches. Plume.
Pears, Apples, Walnuts. Grapes. Veg
etables, Grain, Flowers, Bees, els, 600
School House, 100000 Court House.
Masonic Temple, City Government,
Churches, Theatre Hall, First-Class
Dchtste, W. Ncw oPaPc.s, 6AcShsns
Physicians, Good Teachers, Brick
and Stone Stores, Excellent Society.
Protection From Cold Winds, I'm
mense Stocks of Goods, Railroad
Communication, Good Ranches, Stock
Ranges, excellent Hotels, Military
College, and kindergarten.
WHAT WE HAVE NOT.
Dance Houses, Gambling Saloons,
Houses of Prostitution.
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n..aer., M.,.er.,, M.,A.r.,ii

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by sick child
suffering and crying with the excru-
eating pain of cutting tccthG lf so.
go at once and get bottle of Mrs.
Wineiow's Soothing Syrup. IL will
relieve the poor little sufferer imme-
diatcly-depcnd upon IL; there is no
mistake about 1t. There is not n
mother on earth who has ever used
IT, who win not tell you at once that
IL will regulate the bowels, aud give
rest to the mother, and relief and
health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use IL
in all cases, and pleasant TO the taste.
aud is the prescription of one of The
oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold
every whcre. % cents bottle. .scit4l
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Lady Be..s,s..r..

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin,
rosy cheeks, and sparkling eyes with
all the cosmetics OF France or beauti-
ficrs OF the world while in poor health
and nothing will give you such rich
blood, good health, strength and
beauty as hop bitters. A trial ia Ger.
tain proof.
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Some lady of this city should take
the agency for the popular and useful
book, "Practicsl Housekeeping" is
sued by the Buckeye Publishing Co.,
Minneapolis, MINI. II sells rapid.
on Its merits. Address the publish
crs for terms. sI0t43
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Hear what q gentleman says that
lives in Canon City, about Rennc's
Ncrvine: sit Is the best thing TO
have la the house for all kinds Of pain
that l ever used, IL does what they
say IL will, IL cures sore throat, sick
aud nervous headache, in a short
time" sclJ
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KAHoKA, Mo, Feb. o. le8l

KAHOKA, Mo-, Feb. ., 1881.
hop Sittors Of Bishop 4 Co. last fall fail
for my daughter, and am well pleased
with the bittcrs. They did her more
good than all the medicine shc has
taken for six yeas.
WIN. T. McCLuRE.
Tho above IL from . very reliable
farmer, whose daughter was in poor
health for seven or eight years and
could obtain no relief until slic used
hop bitters. She 10 now In a. good
health ~ any person In the country.
We have large sale, and they arc
making remarkable cures.
w. II. BISHOP q Co.
The Fremont County record., 1881-10-08

Will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's vitaiixer
Is guaranteed to euro you. Tor sale
by Beecher & Co. scl4
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1900 REWARD

scs ~ S. e nl'.s sFil1ssa9E l,SISg g,
], r l1iiiur, +. D.. u AFcA ssrss1 fhiieAsk
phia, n. None Gonuins Without his slIla-
stSl store have Il * win 81 sor yo0. o. 9o,d
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Sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is
the remedy for you. For sale by
Beecher q Co. sc1A
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Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
remedy. Price 80 ccnts. Nasal In-
iector free. For sale by Boccher q
Co. ect4