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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

>HooTi>".-One morning lat week,
John Henne>-y- 'ry1nl@ man employed
on the steamer citvof Richmond, enter
Ell the Exchange III ala intoxicated con
dition, and commenced quarrel with
Michael Morgan. the night porter, with
whom he had previously had difficulty.
In the scuiile, Morgan drew 4 pistol aud
shot Hennessy through the side and
bowels. making dangerous u not d fatal
wound. DIR. Neavey wa, called and
everything done for the comfort OF the
wounded man. Morgan was arrested
and held to bail in the sumsf $500.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02
Sales OF Gold 10 Continue.

Tie Secretary OF the Treasury an
nounces that the sale, OF gold and
purchase Of bond, are to continue with
ont change through the month f
December. Gold opened this morning
4; l32 IL; and j. falling a we writ.
Ekening PDM.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

REVIVAL or SEwsPAPER.-Alexand
Delmar has purchased the National Intel
ifgeHcer and will tomorrow morning an
ounce himself as the editor and publisher,
with ample resources for its improvement
rs a public Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

-Goli ana Coat are falling The prrscn,
supply ., gold in the market J. much ia adj
vance 81 what II was lat year The amount
in the New York bank On thr 18Th VA
= - millions against u IA la~t Year
The amount In the L. :. Treasury b. also
larger reaching luS million,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02
rne osly RELIABLE Gu & F01 DYSPEPSIA
m THf KNOWN W0RL0.

isR. wIsuaRT's GREAT AatRltAS lisa . 49,,
ptIIs aod PINE TREE TAR taspIaL are poS4-
i've and infalhbie cure Tor oyspepsia ~ " 49,
aggravated form, and no matter OF no" Tong s'S""
ing. 1870. - ,ht. ,ar,tt,I.
a. ~. 80 s't cx,er,u,n,tr IL root anil branch,
forever. !.
They alleviate mnre agony ana siuet ""he'hs
than tongue can tell. .
They are noted for curing ihe most ue7pe' TT
aud hopeless asrS when every kboNh h'eAs' '''
t. afford relief. t..
form % dN-pcpSiA nf indigestion '"" ''''s'
thftr t.yuPtrattyx IpW
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02


WAsuINGr<>. November % Super i~nr
Perry. of North Carolina. unfcr date OF
November -. gives the following statement
OF the amount 81 revenue collected on to-
bacco in the Fourth. Finh anh Sixth dis
trict> IL that state. for tho six months end
jng october 81 l-Ga a. compared with the
same months ~ the preceding wear. via :
Fourth district. iss-. sl>.9-tls. issa.
slts ~.o--iiGcrcncc si25 sai -. Finh
di~tric; l-G> sG5 2t9 Is I>6a. s2ll.-39 -
lii ference. sl5l.2G5 ~ Ihi> difference
iu.lud-- i gain ~ - 2,l 9G in favor Of
MAY sul Janc. Loo sixth district IsGs.
81 Gn8 n iSca sfa 80 2..--dif,rcuc.
sG6 l~.a- Thi> Statement; shows au aver
1-r increase during the six months ending
. etoher u $50 % ahou; avc hundred per
rrnt thv inrr,a~" I'D the Fourth di.,ric,
bin. nearly H,c hundred per cent. in the
sixth district nearly i've hundred per cent,
and In thc Fiffh between thrrr and four
hundred per cent
The whole amnuni collected Turing tina,
period ia l-6> h,ln: slu2 ~ o.. aud the
amount collected this wear. during the sam.
period sts2sl~ - Thor wa much NOR
tobacco manufactured ID three districts
during that pcrlnd lu i-1S than In is'e. on
account III Ia, s,lRurc III Mas lat oTa large
number ~ factories The revenue from All
source. other than the manufacture II to-
hlrro In Nor'h and >oath Carolina curing
tlc period mentioned in l,'.a j, Target, in
.vcc-, ~ that collected during the CORE
~nonAsn. month. ln So
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02
Twenty-Five Years Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident to females
mas placed DR. Do" at the head OF all ply sieisns
making such practice a speciality, and enables
him 70 guarantee speedy and pertinent cure in
The worst cases OF Suppression and all other Men
strnaf Derangerieni.. from whatever cause An
letters for advice must contain 81. ONCE, No. 8
ESDicorT sTKLET, BOSTON
\. B.-Board furnished 10 those desiring 10 re
main under treatment.
Bostsa, JAY, isiS. -sp.no.Iyr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

=. Edwin sherman Of Bucksport,
wife and Miss Frank Tnck, Mrs. Sherman's
sister, sailed from New York for Liverpool
on Saturday. Mr.. Sherman visits England
with view Of introducing his new method
Of manufacturing steel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

Iui Ltruug f'4f -At-:-- NJ Far.aud
u u imam w -upe ior EDUCATION H.
graduated M ntrtmrnfh trn n. anl
spent two Years subsequently ;ud, iu.
III THE ~orbonur ~ Paris, III returned
tn tir nit~'l states, studied Aw. ami
VIII. admitted % ths. har ni w.. Supreme
Court M M4s.achu~.t,.. At the a.r "
thirty -oue hc was professor ot logic.
bellc~-lctfr'~ ami clncutipn w W.. D.lc-
warc MIliinr, Cnllrer M taltimpr".
Later 10 III. he returned h. Boston.
WHERE hc became acquainted win TIE
daughter n Mr.. sage. = -mlll p~rindi-
cal dealer Ia That city. whom b. mar
rici. Later It'll hr came h New lrrA
AMI hy following alternately literary
ami legal pursuits. an4--,.i r,u-iirra-
hit n ,licy- whirh hr u,r-ul hrrc in
wv estate
- drunken fellow br tAr name III
VI farland shot 4 y Richardson to the
Nv inrk Tribune Office la,t week and
feAr, Alr enf.fiaiard 14r th- recovery II
Richardson. woman ~ AZ the na,tom
o' thu AFFAIR McFarlani- - h. hAl been
q vorred from him because - biz cruelty
ali drunkenness auI Kirh4ri-nu was to-
,cudlng - marry h~r
The frlcud> or Mr. MrFarsnd lately
divorced frum thc vuu.d.hc assassin ~ 4
u. Rirhari~,u have published statement
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

The people ~ rwfoundland have cast n
large majority OF votes against the project
Of confederation m. latest returns -hnw
that iwcniypne anti-cnnf-derate candidates
have been elected ami ouiy nine rouf.dvr
atr-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

Bangor il geitiu- icr frightened
TIE WIG 81 MoHday ~ay-:-
NAVIGATION y NgAGtv Ctr-En III fur
thc season. The Steamer t.st af Rict
monh left Winterpor, yesterday. M
officer not deeming il prudent a. ~
main on account oil Tie y -ecdingly cold
weather. A large amount M Ill nor ire
i. running ia thu river. There were
but four vc-,el- Ill the rivcr VI Till cffv
yesterday. and they probably went,
down last night The katahdin leaves
thi- forenoon It her usual hour and will
probabl, be the last which We shall see
OF navigation tile present year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02
A Last Blow at Sailing Ships

\ considerable fleet has PASSED
through th" >nez Canal: AMI now ~
hear OF but one objection To- ii-that il
cannot we'll bc used for sailing vessels
a. the Red Sea = nnfi, Tor their na,iea-
lion.
That y a. though one should object
to railroads on the SCORE that stage
coaches can not msf,e ne OF them. sail
tng vessel. tor hong VOYAGES. have fnr
some time past been going out of u-e
and the opening Of the >urE Canal NJ
likely To give this cla-. Of ship. except
for special aud limited ,oy age. final
blow.
THIS j. probably good for commerre
and for the engine builder: but IL NAV
nc n'grlicd hy those who conncc "a 4
little romance with The ocr an. The
future NarTyatt or Cooper will have ID
deal with strokcrs aud engineers in.tra,l
OF -csmen: and will haze to describe
not Intricate manTuygc> under canvas
but the peril. Of the coal-hol,. and m.
daring nj The noble fireman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

Please notice the petitions published
asking for charters for railroads.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02
VOLUME Is.
New Advertisements.
GENITAL
RAILROAD
OF IOWA.
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BoADS
fREf OF GovER>sgSr TAX.
IL 9o aud Accrued Intara,.

1890 uGI interest
This road runs through Chr Richest ami 49,
thirAiy settled poriiaa oi I'll. n.asg,srea,
sad + The only lick wanting GO ca,ns.., -
SCI = A'' y! diseVs h"s' iG 'aiir- shorter lbaa
any other 'A@a
y rna- 'hr'Hs taeb great coat tieli- 0. Sog,n,-.
Iowa "a the >oHh where coal is a!,.,.,. go
a4n-t he carried $50
itfuns ON the great lumber rr,ior. ~,
N"''a 'Aiodsh district % county Nhl,h i. AL.
uiutr OF this prnue necessity
II doc. net tau tn souxh Il v4-4t.,..
"'Ht ""f for years Ter popu slton to .,ys ,
hA@'"fs'' Nai iAf@Agh ,'er ct ctputtr. wr,.h j..
uow 'rodu ing sl4,nt tvcuty utl.,a, n, .f..l. y,
sf'H' most Of Sh'rh IS freight f,r ratlrasl.
tyrtJ are miles arv Ja-t dn..bei. anI H.. :,
FaFsn'fn'ifai 'a'rs~ tast ~ the part ton Oman f,
e4siHe@s the nctearutnEs arr uiarr jaan N, !,
tcrssi iaAJitslrs
slNlf mites mnfe age stadrd. sa,I II r,.f..., =.
a l's'' OF i'iiars have already been expended "A
I44v ws,rk "
lhS s9os gage Is made 10 thr Farsncr.. I..,-
Iari e.. ansi bant~ can br i..uc,l aa,, N IT.,
81 siass yer mise only half The lsuape, ,,..-
-"'1c "ti'er rua4- Special .ccur,tv /. p-.,.t.,
i"r IRE P't"o' sai enI FER the payment i .as,.,'
Ftr'i mortgages uPon mosl railroad. III. ,t.
very safest investments. aad 30 tar =. ~ i,
la'ra ihere ,. oct saagiv completed lia. X 4.
Northeast ,hseh s nos outy psytn.- IA. .st,--..
iai Eooi 'irt isad upoa has >lats
ihr 'faiaen.' ( ass s4,i other frr gi.ts 4. 49,.
'ied ASHy Aad %" domestic 4ppu. d. IL, sr.,.,.
10, Wy -grV probable aa-tuc..
ftrsl h'ttsA<v Gnasis lag su ..a,ll aa ,,...,.
ugaa \ roHfi rua ,iax sarpugh -4eh -tsA II, !,
ready "Fils'1t!e.l pas, 81. tua4. a4a yst Il. no
unlufvn,tr,i A. -aEtcr d tslr IA. Ill. L.. ..- Ia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02
Special Notices.
nmLiGRTHlLLl ! coming to BucksPoKr Bit

nv LiGHTHiLi Is coming to BU1KsPoRT Blue
OHlIL ana Casino.
Dr.. Lighthili. bcaii-t and AurI-t who ha :
visited Ellsworth professionally about two ears
az, And whose succe-s Ia curing Deafness
aiarFh and all cnrab.e .ti.ea.e- n liz III ~
and nnSs L. well known throughout ih.. slate
can be consulted nj the Rob Bson House Back mort
on Monday, fne~dat and " rsnesftay Nov istn
l5ih aia'i ]. at the B.uehil! Hon-e, Biuehii IN
Monday Tuesday and "Wednesday NV 12d 2tL
ana 2sth. aa'i at the Bsgi,tE-- GIoa-e Ja-tine on
ihhi sdey. -iiay and Saturday, November 25,h
2eth and i9th l-)- All ihose Afflicted with Deal.
Ie-s, CatArfh. or AIRY disease OF The eve ear ar
Lunss, are invited TO call on Or. L;ghthiii.
2w45
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

The Maine Central and Portland and
kennebec railroads are to be consolida ed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

We learn from Ross and Sturdvant thar
the steamer Lewiston will positiv " make
her last trip for this season TO Machias-
port and intermediate landings, leaving
Portland Friday evening Dc. the 10th
and re urning leave MAchiasporf Tuesdsy
morning Dec. l4h.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

Another blow on Tuesday night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

We extract the following from the y. Y.
Post The Supervisor Perry j. 7. W. Per
~ ~ ElIAworfh -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-02

The Lorraine Veg table Cathartic PHI;

d. inv N"~fa tHal m ~ rrrff4 Diseases Mr..
q AZ .fsa c4rrH ty In tnt lsst twu yt4F~
rr.,e ~ NAL. p4rNa-r o. =. = gise ksx,I x
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-25
General Miscellany.

OCCASIONALLY, when the train arrives Mt
MiddletOwn, nice young man jumps Oft
and kisses the best looking girl mt the depot,
supposng it to be his sister. He apollo gizes
so nice that the girls are getting they look
for him regular. Some big brother will jam
his nose yet.
The Atlanta (Ga.) Constitutionalist can see
no parallel between Gen. Longstreets course
and that of the Nirgninns. 1t says that "hc
has the price, and it is that that dooms him."
and that he must not ''look for his indignant
deserted and betrayed companions to smile
sanction upon deed that is lurid with the
dark blaZonry of the bride"
wendell PHILLIPS desires to encourage
Chinese emigration, and is willing that they
should vote, but wishes the naturalization
laws amended so as 10 require seven years
residence i'll the, country before a foreigner
can become n citizen.
The New York Ledger says that when the
editor of the World asserts that he voted for
Seymour and Blair, the editor of the World
tells an untruth. 1t is rumored in political
circles that Mayor Hall will furnish the proof
of his statement to the public ut an early day.
MOTHER" said Ike Darlington did you
know that the iron horse had but one carr
zone ear! mercitul gracious child, what do
you mcan?" Why, the engineer, of course"
AN invalid disturbed all the inmates of his
boarding house, recently, by initiating a dog
When asked why he did it, he said he had
been ordered by his physician to use port
wine and bark.
The jealous man is always hunting for
something he don't expect to find, and after
he has found it he is mad because he has
He is always happy Just in proportion as he
is miserable.-,joSh Billings.
To economic is to draw in as much ms pos
sible. The ladies apply this art to their per-
sons, and the result is very small WASTE,
and employment for the physician and under
taker.
A newsboy in New York, the other day. was
heard crying ont Justify, "'Ers your Police
Gazette? Mother one of them things by
Missus Stowe"
raiser of poultry in Louisiana has dug
well at the entrance of his hen-hOuse, and
placed fitting cover ON it. His catch aver
ages negro every night.
Bon" said young fellow at a fancy fair.
you are missing all the sights on this side.
Never mind Bill" retortcd Bob, IL am
sighting all the Misses on the other"
EVERY married employee of the Des Moines
Register has been presented with n baby with
IN the last two weeks by the persons author
lied to do such things.
EXCITED Frenchman, Mt niagara Falls-'Ahl
Zs is 20 grand spectakol! Supcrb Mag
mhque! BY gar, he is come down frs ratel''
ne I'm Va merry IcCtOrhl lame, mas
clear field in the Boutwell, district, as the
Republican nominee for Congress.
ONE of General Beauregard's war horses
has died and gone to meet the spirit of Grants
mare.
The champion laugher'' of Indiana is
Senator Pratt, and not Mr.. Colfax.
Grant has shaken the hands of half tho
nation, and the confidence of the whole.
You've women should set good examines
for the young men are always following them.
One thousand one hundred and ninety
three convicts are in the Illinois pcnitentiary
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-25
G.. G. BERRY q c. L. PERKINS.

And will be devoted to tho promotion Of tho best in.
terests Of the State Of Nevada aud the Comfy Of
Elko In its columns will BE- found tie latest Mining
Intelligence Of the Pacific States and particularly Of
Nevada; its local department will be carefully attend.
I'd to; ana discst Of current events transpir.n.
abroad will be truth:ully chrontcIcd.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-25
THE ELK0 INDEPENDENT.
rRIraHrEp AFFECTIONS.

tAI.I3tIVED AF1cECSIIoNS.
He was an Anglo African, r.. ..
Who lived in Florida,
And used TO curl himself o'nights.
Under pile of hay:
And used TO dine ON pig-i-es
For which he did not pay:
In toting chickens from their roosts
He had funny way.
Her name was Arabella Smith,
strongish minded girl.
Whose light compleNioned yellow hair
Had never learned to curl;
She kept the village school, she did,
And was the village pearl,
And the fret time met with her
My heart was In whirl.
1t was in Mass-a- chu- si-stts,
fell in love with she,
And fondly hoped that Arabella
Had done the Same with me.
! told her lots OF soft. soft things,
Down by the salt, salt sea.
In all progressive movements,
We were among the van.
And walked together TO the church
Called L ni-ta-ri-an;
Wherein they preached about the wronsed.
Down-trOdden M-ri-cIn:
We used to think Charles SUMMER
most ga-lo-ri-ous man.
So when the freedmen were set free,
Ny Arabella thought
She had u mission unto those
Who Va-li-Cnt-ly fought:
And so she went to Florida.
To see that they were taught,
Where, in the Frccdmcn's bureau. she
Most diligently wrought
Twas there size met with Pompcy Jones
Who slept beneath the hay,
And dined on little pOrk-i.es
For which he did not pay,
And with his banjo and his bones
He stole her heart away;
SO of they went to Captain links,
And married were one day.
Now am left disconsolate,
With comforts not 4 one,
And nights and days / shed dry tears,
Because this thing was done,
And you may guces how mu 1 cuss
Mis-cC-j i-nn-Li-on-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-25
CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD

gLSoS.5l rrTEIss
G75N2H1&1 M - =! --L..-11cr.J-i
(NHASGE OF TlNIE--Eastward = Express Train
y leaves Sacramento daily at 80 4. Al. arrives at
Junction 7:iO A. A. COlfsN. $40 An, Reno, .O5
Wadsworth, Gl0 T. CarIn, 1850 A. NJ; Eikc. :35
A. ~; PrOmontory, 1000 =. II. Omaha, $40 r.. 81.
Chicago. AIS =. NJ; New York, & 80 A. 81.
RETURNING - Express Train leaves Promontory
daily ut i;lO T. ~; arrives at Junction 1880 ~.
Sacramento. l:20 Y. n.
THROUGH TIME GOING EASr-From Sacramento
to Omaha, days and hours: Chicago, days and
: houIs; To New York. seven days.
TWO TRAINS DAILY Sundays excepted leave Sac
ranenio At 6:3O A. ii. and NJ. arrive Juncti,
I:IO A. II. and ais 4. MarysVillc $50 a. NJ. and
5:jO H. II. Leave MARY sNille 30 A II. and OlO A.
arrive at junction $3.50 n. and II 20 r. M SdCra-
mcnto 1000 4. N. and 10 r. II.
THROUGH FARE REDUCED.-From San Francis
co or Sacramento To Omaha lin currency Sill CO.,
St Louis, SlJl 20; Chicago, $3.50 90; to New York,
$50 90, TO Boston, Sl53 ~.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES are run
daily from Sacramento To PrUnOntury. Double Lower
Berth, - 90: double lppc1 Berth IS 20; State Rooms
sl2 o.. Double BCrths accommodate two persons /;
State Rooms. TOUR persons.
CHILDREN not over twelve u2l years OF age, Half
Fare; under nvo 10 years % age, Free.
100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE (pcr adult rass"IsgC
Free % pounds Baggage tpcr child between asa:
II years OF agel, Free.
LNTRA BAGGAGE lover 100 lhs) between Sacra.
mento and Omaha currency. SIS per 100 pounds.
Z. CROCK El., General Superintendent.
Aug 9th. lsGJ. loft
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-25
PLANTATION BITTERSl

and which have become 90 celebrated all over tho
Nufh Tor their wonderful tonic properties These
bi'.rs az" now, and always have boon prepared pre-
'H'IN ~ tho same way when the rlght title Gic
that We have added thereto CaIianya Eark which I'm
continuation with other we'll known ruuia and herbs
forms on" ~ the most delightful tonic CnrhiEIs that IL
~ tlhI" Tor the ingenuity Of 10 compound II Ia
hm''" winch increases ntrCnGth. raises tho spirits
ami gives life and chC"rfuluSsE to all who nro weak
aud depressed aud at the same time cntnfrria uiad
dcns and CXliilnratcs -"
The spirit which prosorgcs and rprrus ibc bnss Of
These Hiil"rs is pure 81 CrOiS ru.n I..lrd from tho
sugar cane grown In the irOpi.. ,',rda T ~ CrnIx
and St Thomas, under ~" inr. .. ann, rvision az
our own experienced agents sent ont t,; DO gI thcro
expressly Tor that purpose. aui we def, AMI Worlds
commission chemist. ar sciCiicc tiruU., ar show
n'h'F man vegetable matter In Tho cuinpustian Of
It's h'.t'rA' We therefore, offer aud recommend
Them to tho public wi, sure guarantee that they
viii not only proyout bnt cure tho following dIs,rcs,
Ing complaints: WV" ~
They purify strengthen aud lnyigofaic
They create healthy appetite
They ar" an auidoto to change II water aud Dict
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
lh"y strengthen the system nud cniivcn the mind.
lh'y Prevent rn'nsma'c and intermittent fovcrH
'n'| purify tito breath and Ho1liy NJ the stomach.
'h'y euro Dyspepsia and Constipation
'h'y cure hiarrhwa, Cholera and Cholera Morbua.
They cure Liver Complain and Noryoua Headache,
They ar" tho hcs, Biltors In the world
Ih"l inns" iio weak strong. ami arc exhausted Ma.
tIrc p Great E,atnr"r.
BOLD ny ML ulOCEHs. DRUGGISTS. 30
=. ". DRAKE ~ CO.. New york.
KEnhiNGION. HOsrErTER 4 co, Gan Francisco
: ''' "b'h'' '"r TIC racine Coast, lJiy
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-09-25
TO THE
OF ALL NATIONS!

W i HAVE WATCHED TIE COT RSF or 40 MANY
W distressed, rmariat'd and foriDru dysp,rtics-
~ W"rir'"t AMI rrusta'oi f"mAle--Whu have takon
new ,as" 81 t!", and gradually received now ylrur
s'T'hHN h'1iih, and CD" power of social pl,asurcs-
from The effects "i h" Plantation Hlit,rstbAt ~, are
NOT sNTiF-'d ~ iu" iHtuuUll- receive. although
''f may h" u b. pleasure o. do good In tho
world hut our measure, ~ more than rI' " b,l no
'"'' It"u ~ tIo wIdusVruHH a.'rrfHa r1'.n r1ists
ur - the almost uinll.hl, .r.. ..r.,..d a., thr4C
Hii"ys, Whom frat rutur.... . usrtry tIirtn Tnr
''l' W" now hud that 'N'rr H.U-. has . weak child.
an aiinE parent or d'bii.rt!.I. aged member who
needs This tonic
. " D. now som" seven y'nrs ziuC" purchased Of
l'dr" Mafi"'l" 81 tho leland ~ 50 Cruiy the exclusive
fEll " mnmn-lrlITn and slIL whit |. nnm knnNn Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-06

EysxALLEp.-The La!Gad Empire, pub
lished in Hamilton City, has been re-
duced to half its former size, and now
presents as petite an appearance as the
Reese River RereiAs or the Carson 4p.
peGl-notwithstandiug which, however,
the Empire holds its grip il. spirit and
usefulness. The editors explain as fol-
lows:
We are sorry to be obliged to pursue the
course We are doing, more on account Of our
district han on our own, for it is hard to
make strangers understand why such u course
is necessary il the country is steadily-as
ours is-progressing. But j, is true. Every
legitimate interest is giving better promise
to-day than ever. But the float population
of the district-that class which bring money
and buy mines, and which in every way help
n district, and, indirectly, a n~ewspaper-arC
gone. So the times are tightening up, and
our people are preparing for the storms Of
winter, and We. like prudent mariners, take
in sail. With the opening Of next season we
will spread full canvas to the breeze again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-06
SCIENTIFIC experiments are sometim,

SCIENTIFIC experiments are sometimes
attended with threatening consequences,
-As for instance, one OF the ableSt medi.
cal scientists, Of this city, in investigst-
ing the poison of the rsttlesnake, kept It
large number Of these reptiles boxed up
in his study. One night the ladies Of
the house raised the alarm Of "robber,
in the house." Search was made but
no burglar was then discovered. In the
morning, however, it was found that
one of the liveliest Of the rattlesnakes
had been making a tour Of the dormi-
tories, knocking and rafting against
u~ufriendly doors. Another case is re-
lated in the last number Of the Pail
Nall Ga-ette, of u playful youth whose
Investigations took n chemical turn.
The Gazette says: At Sssssll College
ia North Lancashire, one Of the col
legians, Hogan BY named, was observed
to put something into the sugar basin at
breakfast time, and shortly afterwards
TO make tender inquiries after the health
OF Mr.. Sleip, a master connected with
the establishment, who, fortunately for
himself, had left the sugar.basin IN
touched, for on examination il was found
to contain as much arsenic as would
have poisoned nine or ten persons.
Upon being questioned, young Mr.. Ho-.
gan, replied that he put the arsenic in
to the sugar out of curiosity; that he
wanted to make an experiment, and
that be considered Mr.. Sleip the likeli-
est person to operate upon. The au-
thorities of the college permitted young
Hogan's father to take him away from
the establishment"