The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-01-31

As 8 TlEv- representative was stfoiiins
about tow .he other day, loohias up items
Of news. he dropped Into fehsssSag store.
TaIs. that aud other medicines were talked
Of and their c~nrati"- q%feiiities anaiyzed'
so far as lay IN their power. The cnfa-
tive powers of DR.. Williams Hsaa Pills we're
talked of. when Mr. Eaisner, a clerk IN the
.,sre. mention d that Mrs. Joseph Moore VAS
! firm believer in M IL ell.eacy. Pursuing
his quest, the 7ribpte MAN pau Mrs. Moore
4 visit the next dry.
Among the many gocd people residing II
Greeley, Colorado, Squire Moore and hs
aniahle wife are the bes. known and the
noza respected. The Squire 10 carrying his
seva,ty-six years 40 sturliiy n lnany men
sho have not yef ~rothisSs. ...s.. .-.h astsa
post, ard his wife. Ann. is a fitting eornian-
ion. one OF those pheasant faced, agreeable
indies who make you feel perfectly At hpl.e
wien in their compdlty. Tins happy couple
we're born in the same neighbprhood, Of the
Vest Rilins. Of York, England, in 1870; the
husband a few weeks his wife's senior aud
for over fifty years they have travelled the
pathway Of life together. In ls+S they emil
grated 10 thi, country and settled in Derby,
Conn. where The, resided for a number Of
years. While there Sir. Moore. who was
mighty respected by his neishbors, was elect
ed a member of the State Legislature IN 1857.
Duriay ..is residences in the uni,ed States
ne has been a constant reader Of the New
York Tribune, and was an ardent afmirer
# lis fonrtler and great editor, Horace
Greeley. ard a firm believer in thar notable
writer's opinions. Tl.Fengh .hosn msdiems
he was influenced h 5..iac .s Greeley u the
early sDrius o.lsT1, and here he has resided
eyer SINE. During hi residence in this
oeaatirol ~secfinn Of n,rf hern Colorado. he
has held rtiny f.sfnD~ H. psbilr positions,
nafablv tlisf If Jasfic,' @. fhr peire. an osiiee
which n occupied anintsreupteily for - slt
wears: snl four years uso WIS reelected %
another terra. his name l~iDg placed in
naminaiion ut the convention without his
knowledge.
Tn nevsgatherer was received cordially
and in respsa.t. 10 his inanirieS Mrs. Moore
stated thtt h-r health comm need flilIne
several years ago but like a g.ea, many Hon,-
en-, she scarcely kn"w the mplniag u the
na'ne sickness in relation T. herself She
refused m~dief i attendance or trepment of
n kind. barring that winch she drew upon
fromthc ftm.iYpmrnlcop sac d~ispensnty.
Using Mrs.. Moorr's laaggase: For fur
years I wis miserable, hardly a week pssssd
during tlr,i time bur virt ! Suffered 1vih
extfenc lussi'nlr. The least cx,r,ioh IL
tigael M. Al Dimes when eorl. lse Sow
ing or reading, | wnail De frhHpied With
f%ineiia. ~ z.i.s1c, Eis-.- .,q't ~. - ni"s
in han1s Ter. ara. d ..< 9;eas.-s2.ls
would suffer lran ~pr,fii~e psrsuiruiion. Inc
water f..riy running from nv fire ard hanas
Then ;c- daes II world seem impossible for
ne Ia enjoy y minute of warmth. would
SIT IN 4 r's'king elair nleng-ide q roarii fire
In the s.oye wrappel ~, In blankets. vet
while my ilee would u" sforched. the rest Of
my hoiy would 70 chilled.
"finnlly, despite my opposition. my hus.
,apj called in q physician. WHO attributed