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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-05
Approved April %. 1850.

Appb0'SH hpAh ~ aNNf
Re q enacted BY the Hesate and Home Of Rerre,enf-
.ti.. & ,A' o"a'd aa'e' Of america /" c'"''''
That the following sums. or 30 much thereof us
may be necessary, Be, and the same are hereby, az.
proprt4.ed out Of any money In the treasury not
o,ss[S Z: spp.Ss Ss sSs ..s 70 .sp 81 is ss asEsTams M t iSr
and SEVENTY. fSt The objects hereinafter expressed,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
For additional pay OF twelve watehmen, at two
huidred and twenty dollars each, and eleven labor.
ems employed In the Treasury Department ouudings.
snSiTs yuns thirty, sisStssn hundred and seventy,
three thousand nine hundred and sixty doliars
.l Fer al: sas't aS,n,p p1 So, Fl sG s.sS, ls sT sSs Year q "a" en GIa:
Juuc thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy Pro;
viicd, that the pay shah not exceed .syen hnndrei
and twenty dollars each Tor SAID year, sn'ee un0osAna
Ta oT. SSf he W.tchmen acting as lieutenant Of
s a. S ia sssi sss ,s 70 81 Is p ssS :. sS %s.ssa a1a esn'' oo'
For Additional pay OF three watehmen and two ID:
sorsrs IL he Navy department, eight hundred and
Yes Edition., pay Of sozty lasere1. employs, 10
;,ss. four, four t sss .ssa e DSs . saeess s. Ssl,.i sGh paiSsdIa and
i Tsr esfss1s fcs IS House Of Representatives.
For ssisTies Of ocncsr. clerks and other employ;
srsh IN tbs otace Of The Commissioner Of internal
Heaenue. thirty thousand dollarx
% Juns thirtlsth, eighteen hundred aod seventy.
ave hundred dollars.
ne ,0T P oss' osss f Ssp q aSssS s a. one s smstUsS1 and "a
twenty dollars each, ODE thousand eight hundred
For sddiaouaips, o. eleven laborsrs In tss ollee
Of The Auditor Of ths Treasury for the Poet 0nos De-
psrtnani. Al one hundred and twenty dollars each,
For additional compensation OF nine watehmep In
the Pest Once Department. at one hundred and
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Avs or rae UNITED srlrss
evan ,bou..Dd seven hundred add nin..y.two dol.

eleven thousand seven hundred and ninety.two dol
q sn.s.s ne s sss1Tss.Sy , q che I LSis'sS1 1919 70 p1s See
undsr contract, preparatory 70 making allotuaenu
Sr theIf new BONES }6r agricultural purpoees, thirty
sevsn thoussnd three hundred and ninetytnree oot-
Il enable the Secretary OF The Interior % provide
neccsssry food Tor The 6iisston and WeIston e.ntee
s!oGI in%isp I. S e LIS r. Thor d andI f 81 sp1 fas
and summer, and 70 furnish them With tmelemenu
and seedI fof culivsttnS their fs'ds, tan thousand
dolian DC y5truEaa 81 s;,
n D., = MISCELLANEOUS. 81 ~
res ,s sss .!ts,. s p R. Tni9sa s s1Ssn; Two E ss snaiSa
tn Sos sspe GnDs.ssi Incurred during the rear aiehtser
hupdred,an sIxty.uins, in t,sina me s sssS ssrsu Az y.
wyoming feTftefy, zoe thousalouvV al Wy
f. enable The Secretary Of tbs I,aur1 @ :eloe
the sseSupss q BE; 81 fsnsn .,s ~ ssSnronltss,ss ~
nm Of nfsen thonsand and Syentytix d9llxIs AMI
eight cents, or % much tnsreof as may b to1na PC
s p.a ft Su ' 1tSs sFsssury' out oitsis s%pglgId.t,Os.
thsn sirht hundred and ssvsntythrst dollsst snd
eIehtysthrte cents, The balance due 20 sAd frencn
% y tns ts sss amuust I, d de Il. Hsmis: 'Isss esllstssa
the port OF Boston and ChartestoWn, And s1pS11ns
tsndent flights az Boston, two thousand two bun.
drsd and ,SirtySi 3 s,s ae eg.si, ana on ,s ss Soof Sp q lie
Treasury Department on account Of surplus omciA
enioiumcnts. and on account OF expenses OF collect.
ny 10 Day joseph Miller, 4. Kelley, L.. Miles. y. g
Brown, John Cumminsil J, B. Pierce. Ceailes !.
Esnyon, y. Storm T : A.. 4 4 e 81 Gsss ' 4 R' aoTlss
and A. 4. Farnssworth. the amounts Que usm e
spectively a. ofiecn, member, CLERKS and employ.
stsl, ts5 R rs T.lII;s m,s 81 fds sSS i e. e esI q o sIs apon
vouchers 70 be approved by the proper accounting
oGtcen sf the Treasury. In all seven thousand and
Sweny.tan SIocrm .,d ComnSny' Georre H. Thomp.
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DsIJISouMr AsssssYtNfslyI..s

LPHA CoNgoLIDAfED MsN.
A Ing Company, Goa mn, Storey county.
Observation-Disclosures % dsltnquentupon the
following described stock, on account o. asse.st
ment levied on the 18Th day Of July, lS7o, the
several amounts bet opposite the names OF The
respective shareholders, as follows:
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
DSeGsxenHocxKa GoLDAND

n Silver Mining company.-Notlee Is hereby
given, that at q meeting OF the Board OF True
tees or aid Company, held on the tweDty-sev.
snth day or JUNG, A. D. 1870, an assessment OF
two doliars per share was levied upon each aud
eyory shars OF tho capital siock Of sald Com
psny, payable Immediately In gold coin to the
Secretary at the once OF the Company, Gold
Hill, Nssaday gIl ~
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
II. II. FLAGG, Secretary.
Coll Hin. July 7th, iss0. jyT-lm
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n " fHKUSITED STATES.

.-.. 1870. 49,. .,,.x ...,..,d
dGIIsI.: :, p,.sn,,. W,
gor REARING p: sg,.o,S,s Sn1i. At h'eam0nd' viz
pnia, Snousap1 aonAS 49,. n. -,1~n
ESr pa,tns; EsSias snd snsi vs., aoo Ss ~ ss sS,: ~
dG SaT o.v,nr. cu,,,n,. trading. ..ve,.s. and other
s sSsE iIIissis IS 81 ss sSsa sSs ;s ~ R ssss ssass 4 seE!as'
,d Nor ;se pS ,;A. s, .ssad ~ sunsIed s esSss custom
worf fSp cn,tom eSSus saint Paul, Minnesoss,
s sTs sSs none. ,n sssii S. e sspsna. SrG unsii i ' sSns1ai sI Of
eaniyssts sSsIi ~ sstsScd into by the proner author.
idss vith ne ovsst Is.pon,tEs siSssI o. bidder
ioStn Ssopissa oi w s wv TTuanmdipSyt y III n, sSn.
, ,,ss,nS -, M, money! nsysa,ng tSgcs Snnddred thsoussnd
dolars; and me sxpenaituie 2, any suM y mynSy
IN violation OF this proviso snah Do deemed uhiA"
For completing the work on tn. cour,:sea,s and
'1 I'd 1 ,ssi sspd so,. ,Sa s sssF sS ssS So Si,:.u,r q
,ne sour1.nouse a hsais0n' "'se0n''n' 'nn'' 'n0u'
Tor plas,orns, Iron Scyt and e~atpentry tor ths
FOR continuing the construction q the building
for courthouse and post once In New YORK city.
sun beyond HE snsn q dve hundred thousand dol
lars OF any other sum Appropriated for this pnrpose.
the completion Of the entire building 10 eonformi,y
With plans 70 ss approved BY Tho seesetary, q The
under tSeir direction, shall De entered into Win the
lowest sss2Saae,s sid 1,,i,, Ss 0; SeTisr. ah ineI I'M su N
NINA ~ slrs s;,s, s "a : ,Ss s ssrta.a RaspS sf : s5es spn 81
money n violation Of this pFoViso snah 20 deemed
apawIo,, 1917 a, IN. hn,,d,n, tr no,t
~ WS ~ .sno n posson Tss.scsn.etfs
Sr s ss aSS ssSs ssoasn tH ns. proSiasd. iSas no
part o. THIS sum, beyond the sSm OF TWO 0I nu ,Mnroi
ptatsdfoI .bl. purpsss, ,aLi 3 sngsgss5 until 9
81 &. s. .a ssHios Il X. T TTsa! 2iig' and n 7 fs ssRlsass
General, and at all times under their direction, anal
BE- enteredinte With the responsible eiddSr OF
O. BIDDER. anu Sr sUI hSns aeg sra,rS,r I. III snms
I've hSuai.S ~. nn-re. srrsn, ths, Sor
slrss ~ ex ~ 'Ss ,1s l naitu per1pfpssn nv sum OF money
~ = ysaS.;,on ~ this nruyiso mai be deemed uniaw.
IN ~
,,o n0f cont Sonsn on NJ. W. Sui GiSIIrs f tHI brsneS mint al San
Er.nriseo' CsiIIoruia. ODE hundred and nny thou.
.ana doiIsi..
SGs.Il.s;,,o.: seG Nh G 5sT .ms1,s spS Ss y; p such Sa,I Issor a. !.
nay ss n-ssess.iy e grSissss nom sS,I injury md , ds:sI !;
s.;s s..tom.houw. twsnty.nve thousand dollars.
For Repairing damage done by storm IN September,
eighteen hundre : and dxty-nlne. 70 the marine hos
pFor eosn,inaIns Inc work on The marine hospital
dollars provided that no psrt o. ths money shall
ee, ssSSssdfiinussoa By W" the 1 proper authorities. With the low.
est responsible placer or oldders VI tns eonp,ssion
Of the entire onllding al asum. lneiuoius nmonsss
three hundred thousand colar and tbs expenditure
Of any sum or money ~ VioAuon OF tnis pIo'lso
shall be deemed uniawfaL =, ,ho ,,rr,,..,,,
stores a Phil.delphls. forty thousand dollars. a..
For stone Ssr TS.s & !ss wssa ee pi,tr, s.a " o 81 aGe
bla, seven thousand ave hundred doNhrs.
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BEI.cuxn

"
y Mining Company-Loeatlon Of Works, Gold
HNl District Storey county, State Of Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that At q meeting Of the
Board OF Trustees OF said company. hela on toe
twen;y-nfih C25th) day OF August, lsTO. an assess
lnent (No. io) Of one Dollar and f!fty Cent?
(Sl 6O). In United Ststes gold coin, per share,
was levied upon the capital stock OF said Com
mpany, payable Immediately to the Secretary,
o. tho once OF the Company, Room Ne. y, Nc,
chants Exchange Building, California rtsea'.
HAn Francisco, California. Any sock .np0C
which s.tl assessment shall remain rnpail on
The TNENTY.EIGHTH DAY OF SEPrEN.
BER, 1871, shall be doomed delinquent, and
win DO duly advertised for sale az pablo auc-
tion, and unloss payment shall be made before.
viii be cold on the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
OCTOCER, 1910. TO pay the delinquent assess.
nent, together with cos.s Of advertising and
expooSes or sale. q -a-f1. EN.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
EDw. r. STOKE, Secretary.
Once - Room No. u Merchants Exchange
Baiding, California street, San Frsnei.eo, Ca.
lkn-. L HI.t HaN 49, au9T.td :
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.'I!y!!1P'!E;, y : ss! ss8ss.
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DISSOLUTION or COMPREHENSIVE,

TIME COPARrNH1auIPE xueT-
irg between the undersigned under the NM
nsne or Il. II FL.AGG, i CO. 70 this. day DIS.
eofved By mutual couaent Au aeconnts cue
And an liabilities will be me, by him. 4
n. II, FLA0G,
.V8F NJ 8. PHELAS.
Coa Hill sentembsr 1, 1871.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-05
LAWS OF iHB UNITED STATES.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY!
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF The UNITED STATES,
Pa,sed NJ the Second session Of the Forty.
First Congress,
fPubne-No. Sol

fPuble-No. Sol
An ACT maiInS appropriations % supply deoeien.
'e.es In the appropIist!ons for the S.ryice Of the
Governmeut for the fiscal year ending June thirty.
Eighteen hundred and seventy. add FOR other plI'
d scA.
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And In accordance with law, and IN ssdsr Of
the Board Of Trustees, % manya tharss vii p
sold Of public auction. at the -o6ce Of u. u:
Esys a + a. sSpT Sc Ell S .sS. e q 1 e ets
noon. a viii nay aid nbtinonant es1eamsnts.
~'rIsI WILSON DUNLAP. 6seutary.
..6asalt With u. h E1Ake ACC.
Gold Hr1, Angust ~, isTo. anstd
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aolah mfDich, al1saQp
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God Hrl. Ausnss ists, ls@. InioidIl
DACIRICTUNNEL AND MINING
Comnany.-Iocatiou OF Works, Mineral
| ain. Elko County, Nevsda,-Nouee 10 hereby
Hiycn. that an assessments levied upon the cap
{nl stock OF the Pacific Tunnel and Mining
Company. arc deiir7ue1t upoa the following
unpaid stock:
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The bu..ne,. will DO continued, Is heretofore,
By g Fell II. n-ELAGo.
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Be 1, enacted BY the Serate and HoWe Of Rerre,erf-
siirss Of ths Cni ed SKATES Of Ameriea IN Con1r"s
aIsspt6led.
That the following sums. or 70 much thereof as
may be necessary, be, and the same are hereby, az.
propris.ed out OF any money In the treasury not
otherWLse appropriated. 10 supply deficiencies 10 the
appropriation for the service Of the Government for
t6e rscsl wear ending June thirty, eighteen hundred
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~ e
For salaries ofclsrts 10 tbs onies Of The rryeyo,
general Of Kansas, one thousand fonr hundred ana
For salaries Of CLERKS 10 the ONCE OF the surveyor
general Of Nevada, and contingent expenses, three
hundred dollart.
ISTERIoa DEPARTMENT.
PKSsfoH oFTIcE -
For navy P~en,ionI 70 WIDOWS and otheFs. sshtS
For eoniingtni expense, of the Pension ONCE. ten
FOR pay q lSorsrs and messengers. Owe thousand
dollar.
Tsr Tsn. 4 ,sega,ns e g z. s,s 3 I ts Sefe :,ss e 5is En-.
dred and tixty.nine, until The nrst day Of june. go.
ten hpndrrd and cyepty, at 90 annual rental ofnot
.Sessdins Ten, thSus,ud dSl!af r;s < q m ret g msy s,
necessary IL hereby appropriate.
For pay OF Interpreter. nine thousand nvo hundred
and twenty-five dollars.
For dtnreneS OF pay 70 nfty.three female eop{Misou
10 tAe Patent 9mes. isr ths year ending June tsisy.
si !St Teen ! h ,.o ,sSs and ss .Is syiu II tS soli GIaai psoS Z
ton beyond nine hundred dollars each for said rear.
MOUSE or CONVICTION.
,,1 rS q is e! ps " r j %s1t s.sn, = We sastsea bun
dred and s!xty<ix, entitled "An aet. to. sstsbttsh 10
The piIhet d Columbia |. hou,s q eo.Teesisn for
S SSs.;s no , Re psld 10 I. ~ Z dirsets5 q 6 isvisd
sndpaii. Tho payment Of. ne ssynafpqrtiop, TO Be
paid BY the eitits Of Washington and Georgetown.
and the county Of Washington, respcetlsely, 70 g
enforced 10 the same manner a. hersin PROVIDED,
10 enable The scerstary Of the Interior e psy
such sunn a. On exsuiration be shall nud Justly
due. and inquired IN 2 snrysy OF ne sf2anc, spI
Columbia, under q 1o!nt resolution OF ConFretsa %
pscafd SatcS two Sistssn AaDdrsd md stSy.
,sysn .o %. & ssS p e, Y W. sssssiSE he Be- sum SiS' n
thres thousand nine hundred and sixty dollars.
~ JAu N fnr purBicf or co~LpAniA
10 pay diary Of warden o. tne 1elit TOT Dts.nss
q c!u%s! .or portion of tSs current 'es' seven
10 psy ysrnssB !. HtSbef sr tSs esnernsgoe.e i
Yot ". Z. Sherman and other opildlncs atscned
~ nasssss sif issSs . Jssssos,
letyssea p. rpntrsef 40 Mtxs yalsei tss7zsSs
ssS;;, sP Sc ,s sS;S ss: sss s. cs::ss &: :: y Pt ssssassss
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22
Water for Horses.


In the English Farmers Journal, Mr..
Benjamin Cartledge, of Sheffield, a mem
ber of the Royal Veterinary College, calls
attention to the very common mistake
made by keepers of horses in limiting the
supply of water to their animals. Many
owners of horses, most grooms, and others
who have the charge OF them, profess, he
says, to know how much water horse
ought to be allowed, and, when poor,
thirsty, over driven animal arrives at his
journeys end, he is treated to very lin,
tied supply, and the pail is taken away
before its necessity is half met. 1t is a
mistaken notion that cold water frequent
ly produces collie / have often known
it cure the disease When cold water
does cause abdominal pain, 1t is from long
abstinence, and when the horse drinks to
excess. But even this lis rare. allow
my horse to drink from every trough /
meet on the road, if the water be clean,
and, in my own stable, never had a case
ofcolic. At home, my horses always have
W ater before them. A friend of mine, to
whom, the other day, gave this advice,
directed his servant to adopt it. The
servant shook his head, and said 'he
thought he knew as well as Mr.. Cartledge
when his horses required water, and how
much The owner, in reply, told the
servant that might be so, but he must
allow his horses to drink as often and as
freely as he did himself"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22
The Farmer and His Horse.

ONCE at the Cape of Good Hope lived
farmer who, in the kindness of his heart,
after storm would often mount his
strongly built horse, and ride down to the
sea to see If there were any poor ship
wrecked sailors whom he might help.
His horse was q noble animal, and fine
swimmer. q .s
Onemerning after terrible storm, as
the man was riding along the beach, he
saw ship that was going TO pieces on the
rocks a few hundred yards from the shore
Without fear he turned his horses head
to the water aud. plunged in, hoping to
save sFfne Of the many seanen and pas
sengers he saw still clinging to the
wreck.
Hardly had he left the shore when a
great wave rolled over the heads of both
horse and master, and all who saw them
thought they would rise no more. But
the next moment they were seen, the man
upon the back of the horse, and moving
toward the wreck.
When they reached the ship, the farmer
called totwo men who were ON board,
who came at his request, and allowed
themselves to be taken on shore, cling.
ing to his boots, one on each side of the
horse.
Seven trips in all were made in this
way, and fourteen people were saved. On
the eighth trip, the sea being very rough,
just after they had left the ship with two
men, great wave overthrow them, and
the farmer was tossed from the back OF
the horse and drowned. The horse, by
swimming, reached the shore IN safety.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.


THOSE keeping horses should twice a
week throw into the manger o handful. of
salt and ashes. Horses relish this, and it
will tend to keep them in good flesh and
their hair soft and fine.
DIR. DRAPER is of the opinion that the
prevalence of insanity Is largely due to
the use of tobacco Insane asylums were
established in Europe soon after the intro.
duction of tobacco, and when smoking
had become fashionable.
CEMENT FOR SEALING UP FRuIT.-
Take of rosin and brick dust, sufficient
quantity; after melting the one, stir in
the other. Be careful and not put in too
much rosin, or the cement will not hold,
and see that the brick dust is finely pow
dered.
"A CONTRIBUTOR to an exchange finds
that 1t pays to clip off pasture land with
a scythe at coarse places left by the cattle,
and cart and stack near stables for bed.
ding In this way the weeds, small bushes
and coarse grain is converted into ma
nure.
Corn BEEF.-The Scientific American,
informs the ladies that if they would have
corn beef juicy after 1t is cold, and not as
dry as a chip, they should put it into boil
ing water when they put it ON to cook,
and they should not take 1t out of the not
when done until cold.
A CHEAP AND Coon PM.-In half a
teacup of vinegar put one tablespoonful
of butter, one teacup OF molasses, one
teacup of dried currants, one egg and a
little nutmeg Roll Two soda crackers
fine, and add to the above, and you will
have material enough for three pies.
TO destroy the red spider on ftlschias. IL
is recommended to fill a barrel nearly full
of water and slack in il about a quarter of
peck of.linie, and let it stand until oer-
fectly clear. Hold the plants affected i'm
the water (bpttom up) for about. five or
ten minutes, then fwssh them in pure
water. - '~+''- -'- @'- - p
In digging wells, or sink. holes great
care shoulu be exercised that the drain
age from the latter does not affect the
former. Many wells are poisoned in this
way. The water tastes unpleasantly ;
which is proof that it is unhealthy.
Seek out the cause-suspect that il is the
sink.hole, and you will be on the right
track. Many families suffer from the EFF.
iects of water drawn from wells affected
by sinks tgsftssrER r..-,h... 49,.
AN exchange says that the best mode OF
destroying the woodchuck that it knows
is to place lquantityn of gunpowder, in
closed In a paper bag, in the burrow, at
tach fuse or slow match to it, close the
hurrow with earth, which should be
tramped hard, and ignite the fuse ;the ex-
plosion is fatal TO the wOodchuck, aud the
whole family is often exterminated.
WHAT CRoPs SHOULD Follow ToBAc
Co--The Farmers Home .0uynaL, Louis
vile, KY, In discussing this subject says
Tobacco leaves the land in admirable con
,liii1n for Il crop of wheat, 10 be followed
by grass which viii DC well for several
years, Almost any Of our common crops
will do well after tobacco. Potatoes, il
planted on good tobacco land, which has
not been over cropped, even two years in
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22
Anilh nm thn Rpraonn

Strength evaporates fast at this season, This is
especially the with all who live by the sweat OF
their brow From every pore OF the sieve-like
skin moisture erudes which contains the elements
of vitality. Thereby the blood is impoverished, +,
the nerves relaxed, the muscles weakened, the d.
gestion impaired, the bowels disturbed, and the
animal spirits depressed. The constant drain that
produces these effects cannot be arrested because
1t is due to the heat Of the atmosphere; but the
loss Of the life-sustaining elements eau be sup
piled by extra invigoration. Now, therefore, lie
the time to resort to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
the most powerful and healthful OF ell vegetable
tonics. Long experience has proved that nothing
else win efficiently sustain and regulate the sys-
TEN, when whiting down under the double pressure
of excessive heat and constant physical or mental
labor. Anpersons who have been tempted to try
the local "tonics" (so-called) which have been
started by sordid spectators in almost every town
and village, with view CT I" turning penny" by
the credulity OF the unwary, know this to their
coet. 1t is a wise maxim that says d" hold fast to
that which is good" OF the forty millions o
people In the United States, probably one fifth
bave tested the restorative properties OF Hostel
ter's Bitters and know 1t to be specific for dys'
pepsia. biliousness nervous weakness, general de
bility. constipation, fever and ague, ana want O
appetite: that any OF these should be persuaded
to experiment with the worthless nostrums,
recommended by unscrupulous and ignorant EN-
pirics seems almost incredible. T.'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-07-22

that their anxious mammas are not aware
Of the foul habits their darling boys pick
up and practice outside of the parental
roof; but for their benefit they should
know that il is stated that French ply
siciaR has investigated the effect of snok.
ing on thirty-eight boys, between the
ages of nine and fifteen, who were addict
ed to the habit. Twenty-seven presented
distinct symptoms of nicotine poison. In
twenty-five there we're serious disorders
of the circulation, indigestion, dullness of
intellect, and marked appetite for strong
drinks. In three there was heart affec-
ton in eight decided deterioration OF
the blood in twelve there was frequent
epitcxis; ten had disturbed sleep, and
four had liberation of the mucus mem
brane of the mouth. 1t is easy, then, to
see how the ranks of the drunkards and
dissolute men "about town" are recruited
when there are so many boys in training
for delirium tremens and all the horrors
of issipation.-LouiSoiQe journal.