Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-25
EVENING NEWS.


Ill vi HhAAAhAS lR
tent a, the Storey county hospital,
awhile ago, broke out in sores all over
his person, and the visiting physician
directed ono of the nurses Of the hospital
to :" paint " him, that is to say, carefully
anoint each separate sore with white
lead, that being n n~eutrnlizer Of the
poisonous matter contained in the sores.
The nurse it seems was rather green,
but he managed to carry out the doc
tors orders. Next day at his usual
visit, the physician vas Mortified to find
his patient as white rs n ghost, all over.
He was /" painted sure enough, every
inch of him, from the crown Of his head
to the soles Of his feet. Cereal God y
roared the doctor, well I'm id If you
hdrca't painted" the man, sure
enough. For heavens sake 60 to work
and get that paint oil of him rs soon rs
possible, and give the pores Of his skin
a chance! "Good Lord - exclaimed n
visitor, who, was with the doctor, al
should think such a daubing would give
him the painters collie" "Painter's
collie, be id he can't Hre ~ The
patient did live however, and moreover
soon got we'll. He can braS Of having
been once in his life fixed out in the en-
trcme of modern fnshion-painted all
over.
Nor TO ne WirHpRAwS.-oue Of our
Virginia contemporaries having errone-
ously stated that Bakers fast freight
line was To DO withdrawn from the
Placervillc route and placed to run be-
tween Virginia and Argen,a, the new
town on the Truckee, at Lakes Cross
ing, we are requested to say that there
is not nor ever has been any intention
on the part of the proprietors Of the
line to remove il from the Plncerville
route. On the-contrary, it will DO run
rs usual all Summer, transporting pas
seugers aal freight at cheaper rates
than by any other line, aud will be
placed in better Condition than ever this
Fall, in order to accommodate the Cali
fornia travel of noxt Winter, when the
railroad will be buried beneath fifteen
feet OF snow, and impossible for months
ut Il time. The only resource for pas
seugers or mails. under such circnm-
stances, will be the Placerville route,
rs the stages will then be entirely with
drawn from the Bonner Lake route. A
branch, only, Of Bakers fast freight
line will be run between Virginia aud
Argenta.
Marx TwAiS's CRUsApE.-The re-
markable Mark, who has been cruising
amongshe iar-off Tuyks, Piutes, Arabs
and ou,landish ruins aud queer cities OF
the "Holy Land" and now returns
perfectly saturated with interesting in-
formation aud funny stories relative to
his Journey, and experiences or thu
lannon's Quaker CITY, where Jolly COM
p,nion.hip, bright examples, and the
lows of social religious intercourse were
ns, continual love feast" will Nshari-
knri" hi, immense fund of collected in-
formation of n highly pleasing, varied
and interesting nature, to crowded audi
ences nj Pliers Opera House on Mon
5ov and Tuesday evenings of next week,
ON each of which occasions AN admission
fec of one dollar will be charged, and
The raid unon the doors will commence
precisely at ! o'clock, Just an hour be-
fore Mark commences his fluctuations,
to enioy which, properly, it is necessary
to have good seats, which can be Sc
cured on application at the o ounce OF
the 'ne"''' NJ ~ '0
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Laura DC rosee
: Gordon the eminent lecturer on ep','s-
nalism, VIII lecture on '""' P'Pu.'
subject at tue district court foo"' ""
ginia, tomorrow ut 10 a. ". and q
o'clock p. NJ. She is by far the most
pleasing lady lecturer who has appeared
in our midst, having IN excellent COM
mand of language, and being con-
else, sensible and logical in her argu-
ment. Even the most fiercely puritan
ical ~sectarian among US could not fail
TO be interested in her remarks,
aud become humanized and more liberal
in his views and ideas relative to the
balance of mankind. At any rate no
one has the least possible right to con-
denim or criticise what she says, without
hearing Tor themselves. an! ;nIoJ
o"J sniIr con,.;ous Of so being. Impair
,;,I hearing and honest criticism and
Investigation does no harm on either
side, and we nope 70 see 'nas u
lady have iuii auuienees 'o"''"
PtpERs' OPERA HOUSE," Fanchon,
-. raj. v.s tho GRAND nj.
tue ava
traction ~ tue oPet" "ou''
ming, drawing another hne audience
We are glad to see the talented and in
,o,o.,;,, wsbb sister, 80 well appreci-
o,sd and feel also pleased to announce
,ho, "Fancbon" will be repeated this
srsr;ra and doubtless to a crowded
Lonss ~. mi, will be- their last appear
anre for the present, they having kindly
consented to yield the occupation Of tho
Opera Honse to 7" Mark Twain on Nom
day and Tuesday evenings Tor ms Zee
'ure .o"Ss,oJ no Oh. Webb
sisters and the ,alen,ed Opera House