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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04
Our Mines.

From tho 8. +. Alta, Monday EVENING"
Tho stock market was very strong
this morning under the news from the
two great points of interest-the Ray
mond 6 Ely and the Belcher. The
stock Of the latter rose to $500, buyer,
and $3.50, regular way. 1t Is known
that the Crown Point 900-foot level,
going south from the shaft, struck rich
orc near the Belcher line. The l0-foot
level struck 1t at q less distance. The
l,l0O-foot level was still shorter on
reaching the ore, and the l,200-foot
level found still so feet nearer. On
this level breasting out develops by
this mornings dispatch, ore ranging
from 500 to 800 per ton. The LOO
foot level was prolonged to the Bel
cher line, and 15S feet beyond, still In
rich ore. Two cross cuts have shown
the ore there to be so feet wide with
out going through, and the appear
ance Of the ore shows that 1t may be
80 feet wider. These facts gave great
strength to the stock. At the after
moor Board there was a strong market.
Belcher sold freely at $400-a rise Of
$as. Raymond & Ely rose 81; Mea-
dow Valley, 81; Overman, 81; ST.
ezra Nevada, Sls. Alpha fell s.;
Hale s. Norcross, ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

BUpD DoBLs.-If by his success We
may Judge him. Budd Doble, the
driver Of Goldsmith Maid, Is the very
prince and master Of pilots Of the
swift footed track birds. This Is his
record He drove Dexter In his best
harness time Of 2:17L; Lucy In her
best harness time Of 2:12H aud Gold
smith Maid In her best harness time Of
eli. He rode Dexter In his best sad
die time Of els, aud drove Jesse Wales
and Darkness In the best double team
time on record Of 2:27A. He also
drove Dexter In his best wagon time
OF 2:24 which time has been only once
equalled by that Of Lady 1horne, 10
exactly the same time. He held the
straps over Goldsmith Maid In a wagon
race where she trotted In 2:24h and
pulled up the mare inside Of the dis
TANGO stand. The three best consecu-
tive heats on record Of 2:20n, 2:l7 and
2:20H, by Goldsmith Maid, were driven
by him. the time being ~ seconds
better than any other yet made, and,
to conclude his brilliant record, he
drove the Maid at Minneapolis recent
ly In 2:l7R. Verify, Budd has a most
persuasive way about him with the
equine family, and when he climbs
Into Q sulky seat he mounts q throne.
Sc. Paul Pioneer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

BEAR MEAT. NJ. Starr, Of Moore's
Flat. sends Us q supply Of bear meat
steaks, from a fine and fat young griL-
ely which was killed near Eureka, n
few days ago. Dick Dillon, Jim CorIs
and Tobacco Bill were the mighty
hunters who slaughtered that grizzly.
They went to hunt bears, and they
found the n we speak of In a clump
Of bushes. Tobacco Bill, Il Is said,
travelled away from that, and tried to
climb 4 tree. He put his arms and legs
around the butt Of his tree and sat upon
the ground, calling upon Dillon and
Corns to "shoot d-n Il, shoot :" and
then he repeated "now I lay me down
to sleep" BY way Of q prayer. Dillon
and Corns shot the bear and hence We
have bears meat In our larder. Speak
ing Of bears reminds US that they are
getting rather too numerous in this
State. Not many weeks ago, near
Graniteville (Eurekal a grizzly wal
killed with bird shot and stones. About
sixteen Of the boys there got Mr.. Bruln
In a canyon where they could pelt him
with stones, while bird shot were fired
Into him from q shot gun. 1t took
some time and much muscle exercise
TO kill that bear, but he was killed.
-Grdss Valley Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04
BY The CABLES.

LONDON, October Am explosion
of tire-damp occurred at 6 o'clock this
morning in the Glamergan coal mine,
Wales. Five men were killed. The
regular force were not yet at work,
else the loss Of life would have been
frlghtful.
RoNE, October 4.-rhs Italian Gov
eminent Is determined that no Pro-
lessor in the University Of Rome shall
be permitted to exercise his functions
without taking the oath of allegiance.
VERSAILLES, October 4.-Another
Court-martial has been ordered for the
trial Of military offenders arrested
during the late war. Eminent officers
who surrendered are to be brought
before this Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

INcoRPoRATEp IN CALIFoRNIA.-The
Sacramento Record Of yesterday says:
The certificate Of incorporation of the
Khlckerbocksr Mining Company, to
mine and extract ores from the Knick-
erbocker Gold and Silver Mine, In
American Flat Mining District, Storey
county, Nevada, was filed in'the Secre-
tary Of States office, In Sacramento,
September. I'd. Capital stock, $2,4oO,-
OO0, divided Into q, 200 shares OF 800
each. Principal place Of business, San
Francisco. Trustees-B. F. Sherwood,
Joseph E. De Ia Montagnle, E. Stro-
Their, Joseph Mcguire and II. d. Flagg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

PREPARING FOR II WRATH TO
CoNE.-"Sweet arc the uses Of adver-
sity," said Shakespeare. We never
knew anybody that cared to taste OF
that kind Of sweetness, except one.
He was an old wldower-had been a
widower for upwards Of ten years.
When In his sixtieth year he COM
menced counting a very high-tempered
maiden Of forty. Occasionally these
ancient turtle doves would quarrel,
and the lady would pitch into her ad-
mirer, black his eyes, tear his clothes,
pull out some Of the hairs left on his
head, and In fact, when he left her
presence on such occasions, he looked
like an Orangeman who had made use
Of his party toasts when In company
with a few Hlbernians. Still he clung
infatuated old mop-stlck did-to
the passionate maiden, and eventually
she consented to marry him. When
the engagement became known to the
demented old FOSSILS friends one OF
them asked him how he could possibly
want to marry q woman Of such an
outrageous temper. "Well," this d.
lapidated old philosopher replied,
"you see I haven't got long to live,
and as I don't exactly know to which
place I'll 20 when I peg out, I'm try
Ing to prepare for the worst. I think
fix me pretty we'll for the wrath
to come, II such should be my fate"
We think that old man knew how to
extract all tho "sweet I" there was In
a. adversely"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

CHICAGO, October specials from
st. Paul say that terrible fires have
been raging for several days past over
portions of six counties. all but one Of
which were thickly populated. In
Mcleod county thousands. Of tons Of
hay and thousands Of bushels of grain
were consumed. Many farmers have
lost their all, and the fires are still
raging and spreading south and south
east. Tie inhabitants a r reported
fleeing and leaving everything behind
them.
TOLEDO, Ohio, October a. Great
fires arc raging in the woods along the
line of the Wabash and Toledo Rail-
road. Houses, fences, corn-flelds and
many hundred cords Of wood have
been burning, and the fires are still
raging.
New York, October 4.-Mayor
Hall appeared in the Yorkville Police
Court this morning to answer to the
charge of signing fraudulent warrants.
Examination was waived and bail
offered for any amount. Counsel for
prosecution said there vas no necessity
for ball, as 1t was not contemplated to
hold him in durance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04
NEED HANGING.
THERE is a good deal Of laughing in

THERE Is a good deal Of laughing in
the newspapers about an %exhilarated
bridegroom In New Orleans, who re-
uuested an artillery company to fire a
salute in honor Of his nuptials. We see
nothing laughable about this. The
man was In the seventh sphere of hap
piness, and he was not 50 shame-faced
IS to DO unwilling that all the world
should know It,, Every willing and
genuine husband, newly made so, feels
like ordering the bells to be rung, the
artillery discharged. the windows illu-
minated. the bunting flung to the
breeze, the brass bands to blow melo-
dious and harmonious blasts ; andithe
does not command general carnival
at his own expense, 1t Is either because
he cannot affordit or for reasons OF
personal modesty.-E1ehdnge..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

IN reference to the accusation made
by tho New York papers that the
Bank Of Montreal has the supreme
control Of the New York Gold Room
the Montreal Herald says nothing so
sorely touches Its New York neighoors
as the fact that they are, to some *
tent, dependent on Canadian banks
for their supply Of gold, and adds that
It Is a ~disgraceful admission thai u
Canadian institution can so control
their money market. 1t does look a
little that way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

PErRIFAcrroN OF CoRPsEs.-Last
month q farmer In the town of North
Eastwood, New Hampshire, had oc-
casion to change the location Of his
family burial place. To his surprise
he found the bodies-some Of which
had been buried over forty years-ln
an almost perfect state Of preservation.
Those thathld lain longest were hardly
discolored and quite petrAed. This
instance y rremafkable, a no other
case Of the kind-has occurred hereto
fore 10 The State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04
LATEST TELEGRAMS
ESPECIAL. TO THE BOLD HILL DAILY NIws y
TUE WHsTEnN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.l
FROM SAN

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Al P. NJ
Gold, l13T. Greenbacks, ss4; SELL
ing, so.
Weather cooler and very foggy.
Arrived bark Legal Tender, from the
ochotsk Sen, with $4,000 Goldfish. She
reports bark Gold Hunter, with TO-.
900; Union, $4,000; Domingo, 10000;
and Crustel, 10000. Only about half
the tonnage which was In the business
last year Is In 1t this and the catch isso
far small for the men engaged. The
prices, however, arc better than ever
before, and will be remunerative.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

ALASKA PREPARATIoNs.-The editor
Of the Alaska Herald AYERS that sea-
lion meat "will make a man virtuous
and a woman co%rpulent." An apoth-
ecary's advertisement In the same
Journal warmly extols "a chemical
dilution of the most tender and deli
cate parts of that phosphoric animal,
the fur SEAL" which the editor else
where announces that he has tried and
found IL to be "ths greatest propslling
power Of tue age"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

A FEMALE REcLUsE.-Mrs. Cynthia
Jones, wife Of a Justice OF the Peace,
IN Kingston, Luzene county, Pennsyl-
vania, died a few days ago. after living
rs n recluse for more than thirty years.
Her child died In 1910, and morbid
grief at her loss caused her to avoid
her friends. Since that time abe has
been but three times out Of the house
until 1855, when a freshet swept
through the valley, and she was re-
moved and carried across the street to
a higher level. For the last eighteen
years, With this exception, she has not
crossed the threshold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

ELECTION RETURSs.-All the returns
OF the late election held in California
are on file in the office of the Secretary
of State. They foot up-for Booth,
90, $50; for Haight, 57,6l4. Eighteen
counties, however, are not officially
reported In these returns, and the
official count may alter the figures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

The editor Of the Marion (lnd.)
Chronicle offered his paper for one
veal as a prize for the largest water
melon. Although over one hundred
have been brought to the office, he has
not made the award yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

An indianapolis boy was recently
killed by an overdose Of "soothing
syrup"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

A CITIZEN of Milwaukee has discov-
cred In that city small boy Of five
years who Is an ~inveterate smoker, and
has been such for three years and nine
months. When thirteen months old
he cried for his fathers pine, and was
allowed to take one Whit. 1t made
him desperately Ill, but 1t did not
"cure' him, and now he Will smoke a
pipe or a cigar and blow a cloud as In
concernedly as the father who taught
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

AN unruly lover was cowhided BY
his prospective mother-in-law In Gin
cinnati recently.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

"YAsxxE DOODLE" Is said now to
bs q very popular tune among English
bands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04
Lodging 0 Wanted.

A LADY 1s DESTROYS OF RENTING
aooa Lodging House IN Gold Hll. !,
Apply .. No. 1Is South o street, Virginia.
oeelHks
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

The hop plckers are now busy In the
Nor,bern and Northwestern States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT 1
IN have this day placed In the hands Of tho
Town Attorney the Delinquent Tag List for
the fiscal year ending May, 4. D. 1873; that on
and amer thls date ten u0l per centum will b
added, and that at the expiration OF twenty co.
dsys acuon will be commenced In the proper
CONT FOR their collection. and the law strictly
enforced THOS. HARKIN,
Marshal and Tax Collector.
Gold Hill, October ., 1871. oc2 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

TIE castor bean Is getting to DO
quite an important crop In Kansas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-04

THE worst thing that can happen TO
stoye-pipe hat Is to have 1t stove.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-13
E.iST OF AGENTS.

T~.TUsvILI.F, CHURCH RUN AND vIcINl
iN-SfIPHEN .OnR. phice, ilanillon's ,ilr,r.
store, address III .~usville, Pa. Assistant Jim Van
Give. 500
T;lCsvlLLE. CHURCH RUN AND vIcuNJ.
Tl-H. If Iii0MAs. Office and address, Man.
ion Euusc. itusNil'e, pa.
SHAMluRG y YlrINrTY-GEORGE IP.
WIN. ohca, Shcrrherc Gesidoncc, Iitlsville, ia
As Il iant. A a west.
ENrkRPRiSE rGHhSANTClLLT, BEAN
FAnN AN PlfiiGi.1 " GEO. 4
NLlNT Oil c and address. Cn0sr noLse, Pleas
%anlNillc. a ssisiart, u. @. Hunting. IN.
-!TlniQUr ANbrWEST HiUkORY-CNAs.
CLARK. OHic" and address, Exp es Office Tidi.
jnte. Pa Assistant, r.. e Bcnrtisley.
PETROLEUM tE r Il yICINJry-
LEVI MASON ONCE anipddress. Petroleum Cen
re. pm Assistant, cfarle- Ri irkrord.
rARB ANU BLOOD FARMS and i1-lrict Iv,, .
n 4 ,re~t md ',hcrry i,ln, ncm story Fmm 10
crlintp;l vil'e--JA ESSAUSDG $. Adir.ss
arr Farm, PA, Assistants. uthcr b. Saur d, rs.
Ehnrle. D., Cochran and Wilau HOY,
MCrLlNtnCkN LIE. OIL CRY AND z W
~. : N'.Sr. Address, Oil City or Reno, n.
Aesis,aI' I. Mend q
FjAN4AIN, ALONG THr ALLrcuFNrr1
ER-H e tLHT|t Office md address. Franklfn.r-
sCltchH ass. 7 TIER FARM Il PkTh + l~
LANlINi-'IvliARD W. RE FIELD. Cli.c
and alir' 90 >trubrrass, la Assistant, II. " ppr-
tlrieic, address FmNntnu, Pa.
" lrT NlktINIA-C y ANGEL, and T. +.
CCth tr'rcsS. tarkc-shirE. Yves, Virginia.
Lotrfis ~EstToIeuu CO
gl-"--Ctv
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-13

The public Is antionrd Pcaln-i emplo, ug anv
nj me rem ART authorized Agents Of the C0mpa.
ny, since TIE Robots Patcit cover the ms. If IL
! rpe'o and all explosive materials for oil wells.
and the u+h OF such ma, crial- 10y other parties Is a
direct Infringement Of The r rights. Any lmitius in.
ffinging any OF the hORk.kTS PATENTS viii n,
ieait with accordhi. 10 law, and "a acting willfnll v
and knowingly la defiance OF las and the decisions
Of the Counts
with Il view 10 Oil Men in every ioar,
Of the Oil ,'ogion. The, have cmplo, ri the most
efficient Agents and Assistants that can be procured
tor Tho business L<ch Torpedo i. labelled with
date AT patents, together with the price of The Tar.
pedo, and 81 med by mn officer of tie Company. no
every Operator, wishing a Torpedo may SNOW Tia
plicc,nnd whoohrr " Gun e from our Otiics.
pc ators viii confer II favor BY reporting To ,hi,
Office any negligence of Agents.
The following mined persons have been annolnt.
Of, teLnsylyauii and Vest Virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-13

Hes'on And New Frclau1 rossensere, with thci
D.lT'r, -re transferred FtiEH OF CHARGE Il
N.v Work.
III hasi' ventilated and most '~uyurinns Slaepin,
coac ca .f-lN TnE W0hLp~sa ACCOMPANY Al
n'.a. Ulii.s uH ttis liiiwey.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-13
OPINION OF JUDGE GREER.

8 | write with officially ! eau only state the CO,
tln-ions Ia which my mind las comu after a care II
examination OF this CASE.
The CON dammit hts exhibited u untent 6a,rc
-5tn Of April, 1913. THIS il prlnla ficir %eyideuc. u
= gool title, and puts on the respondents the bur
itu Of pro " tnat me patent L. VOID or wortul,ss.
l ncuG not repeat NJ .enuTRs in tie cas-, of t,uod
year ". Da, & Wal {. G. ReY; .sJ) but nov
.dogt them az atlCrdiuE q rule OF decision Which M.
piJ, CLEARLY 10 tuo = eseut ,se.
A tEe Infringement Of tue patent il admitted
tht oll question vii. Be as 30 tue ya.,Q.t, OF com
pldiuun = pateAs OF Apiu =, 1868.
at Wa s!tsr sp'cliAt ON had been reduced IN
practice y and AMER repeated experiments, dat the
complainant succeeded il veicuMint he Ir,iuui,p
and lguogalcc Oh thc people On the subject, nrd
pcrs1.adiuE tue public tnat Liz i~n,eutiuu was usemI.
alter he Laa established iis great nsiliiy and yalue'
iHd wien Ills geii u aud pat mt perseverance,. in
spite oi sheer api s,oll-,' were CoInpi,tcl, s,c.
ces-iai, that Reed. who had ueiuie made e~neri.
mcnt- on tn same s!hlc,t, and wa, ui.ucc.s-tui
Imagined That ne bud tie Dcst right IT, t,e inye,fion
u q AFTER purchasing one % more osnplnuDut.Io r'
)rdOe4 hc applied o.. the LIT of November. 1s,T
tur n ifttcnt ir suJst ~.utiilly the same cninIi,a
lions ~ devices and ach,uG COM i:el in cn,nnniu-
auis patent. tn Tie 10TH o. the same muntn the
tc-pundyuT- lorineG th,n solves into a coinn,nv ,r
CORPORATION caiicC The Reed TORPEDO Cniun,nv }:
FOR The purpose OF liratiny the cuiuvIaiaauiis in.
vcutiun, ara eirp0rtin-s t,!e expense oi liiip,tin,
and thus defraud hiHt of tie fruits. The, h,,r ,n.
severed, even alter tIe pre-. iininarS INJUNCTION, v.,v
gsois'llN granite bN tae District Judge.
Let u cree be entered Tor complainant for n NOR.
pe'nHl INJUNCTION. aud a 1aster apuuiuled IN III.
All account according 10 TIE prayer Of the bill.
l.. l. GtIE ii, d udge.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-13
GOING WEST

Ha
G Oh A. NJ. DAY EXPpEsS, dsily, Mondays
excepted for Cieverud, CicninI.nt, amt the " est
aud South. Connects At GAINESVILLE. sundays ex.
Iesrittsbirg for Youngstown and Sharon; ut Cieve.
land with Lake Shore itailway, for the West and
f%'crtb-Wes At itavenna. Sundays excepted. Tor AL
jiince aud Piitsbnrst; ri akron sundays excepted.
fr orvi,ie rrd .ii.ershure, NJ Ulbaua with Piss
bur.h. Cincnpati and -. l. 'nis Kaiiw uy .or indian.
sp,lis, mud at GiTci; naii with the Ohio ~ Mis- r.
s.?pi ..nilwc?, for 81. Lonis aud tue south aud
south Wet a.
slerpiug Coac,ics ere attached to this tain a,
Hone,Isy.le, r~untirs through to Gle ye!a- &c withod,
c..inse
$40 p. M. EXPRESS MAIL, daily, sundays
excepted. for Cleveland and the Wrst snd Worth
v.es, Connects AZ CiagkSville for sharon, Newcas-
lie aad Pittsburgh, aid at Cleveland with Lake
hoe E.i way fof he West and North est.
&c 80 p. ~. NIGHT EXPRESS, daily. for
Cxvc and, Cine mai and the West and South
Coun.cts at Aeaviusburg. Srnda,s excepted, for
fcangstoHr; NJ Cleveland with Lake II ore fai-
way, tot the " eat aud North Wei: and'at Cincin
rati with the ohio ~ Mississippi Hallway for 1t.
loais nd the snuta and south vest
A ~.icnr.EI C,acl IA af,atlrhd TO this train at New
York, running through to Cincinnati.
1880 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, Sun'ays
excepted, Z y Leavittsbu"g aid Way siaiionu, Con-
1.Ctilg ar Won -stcwl.
400 p. VI. FREIGHT q ACcoMMoDA.
IiJN, dai.r.
7.,5 a. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays 1
't1ted.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-13

Thfse bonds are secured, il 81, by n T rat Mo I
ga e"h ne Rat.road itte,f, ia ru ling rio, k, aud
oil cqnipmenis; second, by a Fi'sI Mortgage { II its
81 tige Land Gr,nt. b lag mure than Twenty TNO
The Rond- are flee from United States Tax; TIE
II nciinl ana In ctet ere payable In tSold-ire
Principal a. The en5'Of Thirty wears, ard the III.
tere,t semi annually; at the ate o. SEVEN AND
They are issutd in denominations OF $40, $500,
$1,000 $3.50 and SIo,t0h.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are M,sssrs Jay
Cook, of rh,l, d .llh'a, and ). Edgsr y lioni pson,
President, OF the u nus yivania Central i,niroad
These Northern Parifc : 30 iouds will o. all
time, heflr r. maturity, ne rycc vsble AT TEN.
PEn CENT. PRkAIuM Tor l, ~ in exchange Tor
the company landr a, their lIwest cash prics. r
In ada ii n to their absolute safe v, these II nAs
yield an ,nconIef ,rgcr, we helieyc. than my other.
f~irs'-c'ass seCutity. Persons holding Unit Il St,c.
5 20'' can. nv converting them in . NuItheru Phi
cltleE, Increase The + y;arly income onetiird, and
still have a pc fectly reliable irye.tm.ut
HOW 30 GET TIlEM.-Ymir nearest Bin; or
Banker viii supply these fonds H. any desire h.
amount. and of any need d denomination. fcsns
wishing 10 exchange stocEs or other ends for
'h.sr. eau do so with anv of our AGENTS. who viii
allow the nigh It CIR, ent price for ALL Market
ABLE eECUETr F..
Those living in localities remotofrom Banks, my
send money, or,otler 10 ds directly 10 us bv ex-
press. and we will SEMI back Mort tern Pnciic
Bonds al cur own rish n 4 without C st TO the IN.
weston, Fur 'urther information, p, mphl t.. maj s.
etc call TN or address tne undersigned. or any of
the Bank or Bankers employed to sc this loan.
PoR SAL. By
James T. Brady G ca. Hart, Caugln n Co. Ma
soD,c Savings Bank, Westen savii ~ Rank, 8. Ne
.enn 8 60, E'nkers, General agents, Pit 8
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