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FDEFLND YOUR HkALTH.


The fall of the leaves not only symbolizss human
decay, but promotes il. In othgr words the ell
from dyiSg and rOttns vegetation is un'avoreble t.
health. To this and other csuses-especiaily excess
OF moisture In the siaosphere-may be ascribed the
prevalence Of acute disorders Of the stomach bowels
and liver at this season. Every person o. bilious
habit Is liable TO be rery bilious in the fall Then
too, all persons whose digestion is weak are more
than ordinarily dyspeptic, and individuals preiis-
posed to colic ciarrhG. and dysentery are particu
larry likely to be attack By these c.mpains The
most complete defence against each and all of these
distressing ailments is bodily yigor To obtsin this
blessing in all its pleltIude where it does not exist
and to preserve and perpetus:e it where ii does exis
HosietieT Stomach Btters is earnestly reconm nd
cd Ii Is the peculiar Office of this reparation to re
infcrce and regulate the important organs which
digest and temper the food and convert il into life
sustaining blood. Bodily visor de ponds upon the
nourishirs qualities Of that fluid, and the putri
iousness OF the blood depends up the functi onal
activity and regularity wtieh it is the special
province Of the Bi;ters to secure. Hence il is the
best defence of health at this season. and indeed at
al seasons. When dyssntery, diarrbaa, b.Iiou,
collie, and other violent affections Of the bowels
become epidemic, they often do in cel tain part.
Of the country in the fall il will be found that per
sons who have been wise enough to resort to the
BitteIs as q preventive are almost invariably ex
smpted from The scourge. o-7 espSY
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" DEPARTMENT OF MFTRDPOIITA
AS POLICE.

OFFICE OF MAJOR AND SUPERINTENDENT,
NASHISGTON, OCtob n :, ls-2.
pifttis OF Restaurants and Bars here Ion ,rs
are sold by toe drink, hereby relues u Close
ihefT places Of business on TUESDAY NEXT, dur
Ing the entire day.
1t is peced that the above request wiI be strict
" cCmpIi- with until the Election D. IL close on
the above named day. A c. RICHARDS
" Major and Super ltendent.
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PERSONAL.


Ter prp1,c ,sr ws,nSSre SS4 sF, 4 IS; -
sEsln-t rsyfne any nopeys or nskint sny e attracts
90 cur account % eaa Z n Hemp~tea =, - ~ !. no
.oeeer IN cur employ. tcT 6t'l ntRE ThkRh.
W Han "THE BLES>HD RssF" 4 ras'N
sc the DRUG stores ciossf, 20 o. .pAkffs
-, ma y on ~ street coru-r Peun-ptv sniA ave.
-, seasr oofoni alton hEtidinG. oct4t-
w nkh loUk "COPFERS ARE HvT sftr-
PbsrDscN lng Sser night, g - DAhhls
Citrate nsEaess. - -"
enOhT KICK THE TOKS xSg=T osS- -. ia
booIc uying 20 set into the -ir.r a., -
nhtL YOU shkt htdiciue ~ nisht The Upr,.y a
fnThasl y 1872 o.. NCrEsr st. ans Pms
sNenoe, ootehssaen building &c ls-
NJ Rs. SAWYER. Cas--cya-t 49, ~ 49,
Ava hSs kkhoNkD 90 No. al - stree T,--IS''
w-si' between IA snd streets, one =. usre ntN q
Circle. a-~ So
nR- LEON,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.
The Oldest established Specials; IN the ci.-
No. es4 kLkNENTh STREET, ABUNSF.
BOWS: n 90 8, and &c 3. daily.
e(specisliy-Ecnsle CcuplsIu-s aul CT sreoz,
Diseases. az n
NADANk FLOkkh,E, a.. Cs.st-af.a sYa,---
~ frt 1zr, ie Las4 ls-a Ia tsii- the Pss Pres
,i, nd Fusure u Jour lfe. "a causus sp.r'F mar
''f toe cure wy a. sucrH~s I'm life. ~ -
r's'1. - Ter sa' Ice = sluabc Shr 81 uut-
.trs.. - :. sctiUU. None ever rckrst c,l-ul'ins
~ Hflt-ats.tl 49, a ~ no -ay. ttE b INSULT
- ~ res -. " 8 Gated ., - g-h str.-t, te-
wen u HT'a .. giF 81"
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WINGS, TENTS AND FLAGS.

JOHN q. HO9AE,7l3 Market Space, between
I,h and eth ste sailmsker and manufacturer O
Awnings in style and finish for stores, city and
country residences. Flags for sale or rent. Tent
hand and for sale je14-tf
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AIS wei that ends well: Boswell.
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~MASS NEE TISGS.
TIE REPUBLICAN CITIzEss
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WILL HOLD
PUBLIC MEETINGS AS FOLLOWS:
G.atd Mass Meeting Lincoln Hall.
OCTOBER 4.
Conner 7h stree. and Maryland avenue for the lltb
Nth and 18th Districts.
OCTOBER Z.
d. O., for the 81 and ith Districts. .
Chairman SeI GLIB II. BIR g ,IM;;,..
HENRY A. JONES, Secretary. sepas toc7
~B. W. FERGUSON, ESQ, HAVING BEEN
ihe fSof5 q ht Ss
CONSENTED to be candidate for the Hon.e of Dele
ory Of the T1se. eiec'l0n' ana Will receive I'VE ma
IN N0TICE .-Persons doing business as
US Butchers in rOrthern Market, C0rcor an
at the 81
Cftee, Territorial building 41a street All persons
their assessment Of these Stalls or stsads Which
Assembly, By order Of he !, C.T.@ q ,i9aeIs;
ocls. IChron Rep Il Aszeiser. '' 0'o'A'
TKOsApALIsI
~ Miss "A. C., at Newsous Dept, Va. .
,.o slng my great suffering from Rheumatism the
@ t years, have been deprived of The abl
But alter using two bottles OF Rosadslis have
"hemmt eight yards Of beautiful thread Cambria
IuIles, q made q lovely "hainEook' skirt for n
iIie nd, the n ak ing Of viii required great deal
Of work. would also add that my cousin, Frank
Ridley, had daughter suffering with Waite SLcsI!-
fHs, and the doctors thought il would be necessary
to smp utste the limb. she began to take Rosadais,
however, and am happy to she Is to day en,iTs
IresiGe in the family Of Colonel Thomas Ridley.
and tax sreat pleasure in recommending Rosaialis
10 tne sHnctec ttefyMhere se2l-eo6t
w DR.. A. PRATT. Graduate Of Ohio CoIlese
TX CT Dental Surgery, ali 7th street, between
y and afev doors south of Odd Fellows Hall
kefersto X. A. Bacon and Rev w b. Evans mis-
TNOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
COLLECTOR OFFICE, COLUMBIA BUIrDINGsJ
FOR, and d-haV Street " W
WASH N6ToN, October lst, 1872 \
y. consequence OF not having received the whole
Ahs alphabetical tax list, and for the purpose of
eve botIce that an abatement of ten per cent will
bs made IRON axes paid as follows
NJ ron That part OF the Alphabetical tax list of
wasninRton city, uprising the names commenc-
bg nth either of the letters to r. both Inclusive
TO- b, lS.2, inclusive.
Upon that part Of said tax list Of Washington city,
mrrislrg The nan es mmencpg with either Of the
letters ~ T. both inclusive and pom the tax list of
Hssh;pgton eoInty, undl October 3lst, 1884, inclu.
The last quarter of the tax list OF Washius.on
city 20 Y, will probably be com pletsd aud fur
nished this Office on about the 18th inst.
WIN. n SLATIR,
oc2st Collector OF Taxes District Columbia
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t'oR RENT-An room HOUSE, in most de-
s,ratic locality; situated on Ma~sachrsetts ave
nue. between g and l0-h streets northwest. Sever
~ q water. BeDt moderate. Apply 10 W. I.
MlRPH1, Grocer, corner Of l. AID lOth streets
northwest. oC5 p.
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A LOT OBJ LAKGE DIZZY GOODS BOXES will
"A De :, III ohesp Aprly To W. sELBY No
III Market space, between 9Th and 18th sts oca-3r-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ - GIN GCiJ VI a. - OEISs
FOE SALE-A nice little DRUG sTORE, cer-
tIsily located, doing a paying business. n
mt be sold, IS the proprietor ~ not able a. ~
Atrha 70 II. Address PHARMACIST"
L HAVE ENGLISH CAPITAL To- LOAN in
u suns OF IRON $1,000 upwards on rezl est afa.
slso. = ~ go IN sums 10 suit. W. IA. BRAINARD
hoom Ia Plants building. corner 18th Il and n \
aNtLne. On1ce house from 20 D m. oc7 40
SH nnA ALSO, MONEY IL SUMS AND
-O'OOO, Time - sutt, on Real Estate SsCuri-
~, at legal rates. III security is ample. money /.
ltsdy: NJ. r. HOFFMAN,
CO 81 sol 'th street, corner ID. n ".
l. OBJ SALE-The good will, stock and n Ttgr-- n
Il Mat and PROVISION STORE Ai-o,
HoRsE and " AGON for sale. VIII te solo low, as
ne owner wishes II engage IN other business D
ply 40 iith street northwest. cCt-3t-
SIS nD0 TO LOAN On REAL ESTATE,
~ iCsOOo IL sums % suits, from o. ears.
MOUSSE & MlpDLErON,
CcJ-4V 6lS 18th stre.t
CO. NNn $40 coo, 81 600 S3OoO
'To1,Upb. $1,000, $500 10 I1nd on Raai
hste'e security. !. skEGEANT BLASKNAS
hfig my att aw, Plants BuilGiEC corner H. IA a.
NJ" Nv ION avenue pCB
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kNCk RENT-A comfortably Furnished 2!-story
L FRONT Room, good location; gas, &c; salt
shle for two gentlemen, gentleman and wife. No.
900 10th street, above K northwest. oc5 81
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j. Oh SALE-A Dew two-s story HOUSE pressed
u brick front, with teTraced yard. bay window
shrubbery and fountain; house contains seven
rooms, bath room, water and gas, cellar under
Whole house; large back yard. Price lrw. Terms
u, derate. Inquire on the prem ises, No. l4J5 =
street. oct-3t-
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m sEErswAx rr.Nos IA

We METZES0TT a co.
os,s No S23 Pennss lyauia avenue,
tf@f--N ~a.'a Ats
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31
the REGENT DISCOVERIES IN LAclEDE
COUNTY, MISSOURI,

The silver excitement In Laclcde
county. Missouri, still continues. The
diggings are located six miles south OF
Lebanon, near the old Hartville road.
The Chronicle says !: "a company has
been formed consisting Of five men,
one of them a capitalist Of %consldera-
BILE means, and another al old Mon
tana miner, who Il managing the
work. They arc now working con-
stantly from thirteen to fifteen men,
and have sunk a shaft twenty-five feet,
endeavoring to reach the entrance OF
an old cave-in which they expect 70
find the ore-which has evidently
once been open. but Is supposed to
have been filled up, as the legend goes.
by Spaniards under Ponce de Leon,
who Invaded this country In 1912 In
search Of gold and silver. How much
truth there Ia In this remains to be
seen. The company seems confident
Of success, and have sent East for ma
chinery to execute their work more
rapidly. Upon interviewing the miner
In charge Of the work he Informed US
that they had taken out some speei-
menso OF the ore for testing, but upon
our requesting to see them he replied
that they arc not In condition for ex-
animation at present. which left seri-
GUS doubts III our minds as to their
having But, be this as 1t may,
there evidently something very It,
duclng offering to the men at work, as
they are going ahead In earnest, and
prophecy big things.' The Lebanon
Leader Of the 9Th instant, states that
the mining party had reached a depth
OF 85 feet, at which point they found a
pick AMI mattock Of antique pattern,
and this strengthens the conviction
that they have struck the right spot.
According to the tradition under
which they are acting, they have only
to 20 20 feet deeper to strike the min
eral vein,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31
WOMAN TIRED Of EDITORIAL LIFE.

The wife OF the editor Of the Utica
IN. W Daily Bee Is filling the edito-
rial chair Of that establishment, like a
brave woman, while her husband Is In
prison for contempt Of Court, We be-
lleye. She Is tired Of editorial life,
however, as may be seen by the follow
Ing paragraph: We wish the editor
would come back. We don't want to
occupy his chair any longer. 1t isn't
pleasant. We don't like to have tall,
beetle-browed Bob lIarts come strld-
ing into Il presence, armed with a
heavy cudgel, and demand to know
who wrote some Of tho meekest para
graphs ever put In a newspaper. We
don't like to dun or DO dunned. We
don't like to have the proprlctors Of
oil established printing offices get our
printers away from ~. We don't
like so much care and responsibility.
We are glad We are not n man. We
would not have his car and anxiety
Of business for all the ballots IN tho
United States. Women who choose
may occupy exceptional positions, but
we had rather be excused. We never
craved the job, are not a bit thankful
that 1t has been thrust upon us. IL 10
dingy and dark here, and we had
rather be out In tho sunshine. Shop
ping has inexpressible charms for us,
and 1t Is q woIpan's privilege,
For men must work
And women be gay.
Besides, there arc some fine points OF
scenery around here which need
%skctching. So let's have the editor
back again, by all means.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31

STRANGE FoReETrULNEss.-The fol-
lowing story of sorrow and absence OF
mind is told rs a fact by the Portland
Advertiser: A short time ago a little
babe belonging In this city died, and,
as sometimes 10 the case, was laid away
In a bureau drawer till the funeral.
The day Of tho funeral came. and the
bereaved mother raj convulsed with
grief over the little casket, and, sob.
bling. laid 1t away In the cold ground.
On her return home, she thought she
would go to the drawer and gaze once
moro at tho place which would hence
forth be c~onsecrated to 1t, when what
should meet her eyes, when the drawer
was opened, but the lifeless corpse OF
the child, that had been entirely for
gotten In preparing for the funeral.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31

THE editor of n Republican paper In
North Carolina thinks 1t "funny to
see old secesslonists and Shareholder
throwing up their hats for Greeley
His mirth is augmented by the reilec'
ton that only a few short years age
these very men would have considered
tina: they were doing God u service To
tar and feather the aforesaid Greeley,
aud he quotes in v~eriication q law
they passed making the second offense
for circulating a paper like the Tribune
within the limits Of the old North
State punishable with death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31
AFTER HORACE
From tho Now York Sun


A Fiendlsh attompt WAS made on
Saturday last, while the Chappaqua
wood-cliopper was ON his way Into the
country, to betray him into an oath.
The train-boy was the humble instru-
ment of the plotters. The lad CON-
menced by finging an inoccnt prize
package into the philosophers lap.
lie didn't notice 1t. Then the Imp conf
menced with pictorials, aud, II after
the other. placed before the wOod-chop-
per abominable caricaturcS Of his phil
osophic person. lie gazed Mt them all
patiently aud placidly, and laid them
aside after a few minutes contempla-
ton. Last Of all came a Comic Life
Of Horace Greeley" with pictures
representing the sage In scandalous
proximity to the fair Victoria Wood
bull. The passengers olung to their
seats, expecting the air to become phil.
osophorous with blasphemous anger.
But Horace examined the pictures with
u half sad look-more In sorrow than
In anger-and said never a word.
Whereupon the opinion "a generally
expressed through the car that he wasn't
much ola swearer, aftor all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31
PIocHE MINING ITEMS.
From the Ely Record. MAYA

kAS0
The fine weather which has PREVAIL
cd during the past week or ten days
appears to have given a new Impetus
to mining enterprises In our camp,
and work which was temporarily sus-
pended on many claims has been re-
sumed with a full force and Ia being
pushed ahead with all possible DIS
patch. Much complaint Is still heard
Of the scarcity Of lumber for mining
purposes. and there seems to be no
remedy for the existing trouble at
present. Our leading mines are look
ing we'll throughout. and the quantity
of ore raised and bullion shipped by
them Il Increasing. Prospecting claims
throughout the whole district improve
daily as sunk upon. and In many In
stances good bodies Of ore have been
opened up.
ProcuE. - At present raising the
usual quantity Of ore, with slopes and
stations looking equally rs we'll a. In
our last report. The Chicago Mill
commenced running OIL ore from this
mine on the 18th Of the present month.
and up to the I'D inst, the sum Of
$23, Sl9 81 had been shipped as the re-
suit OF such run. Still shipping sutti-
Client ore from the mine to keep the
mill running constantly. The 9th sta
tlon DRIFT i. now In u distance Of 22O
feet from the shaft, with 50 feet more
to drive TO cut the vein. When the
vein Is cut ut this point the amount OF
ore raised will be largely increased,
IA the developments made from the
Meadow Valley side have shown that
the large body Of ore known to be ly-
Ing there will be cut at this point.
CoNDoR.-Work on the contract for
sinking on No. l or upper shaft con-
tlnues, fair progress being made.
Work In the lower, or new shaft, Is
going ahead as usual, and sufficient
depth having been attained. a windlaSs
and platform were erected yesterday.
Sinking on the latter SHAFT will at once
be resumed OIL contract. The vein In
this shaft now shows from 20 inches to
two feet in width. carrying mineral
throughout. Assays Of ore from the
ledge in the lower shaft OIL Thursday
last 60 as high Us $6l3.2l. aud five As
GAYS Of ore. taken from different parts
Of the ledge, show al average OF
$a02.75.
Tho mill OF the Meadow Valley
Company. In Dry Valley, Is kept con-
SANITY running on ore from the mine.
aud those In and around Bullionvillc
arc running steadily night aud day.
Great want ola 2O-stamp custom mill
Il still felt, us claims, outside Of the
larger companies, have tons OF good
ore OIL dumps waiting for reduction,
aud the only means Of procuring capt.
tai for the further prosecution OF work.
PAGE AND PANAcA.-Still sinking
SHAFT, which Is now down 24O feet.
Work progresses somewhat slowly at
present on account Of difficulties en-.
countcred in raising from such u depth
with the ordinary windlass.
Work progressing as
usual. Stopping has been commenced,
Assays from the ledge In the Wine
sunk on bottom drift show $45l.72
The winze will be sunk to a depth O
100 feet and a new level then opened
During the past week, Wells, Fargo
s. Co. shipped bullion to the amount
Of $l22.6G o.. All increase Of $23,-
| $50 ~ over that Of last week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31

The PROPOSED Bro BANK. - The
Washington correspondent Of the New
York Journal of Commerce writes rs
follows regarding the grand United
States Central Redemption National
Bank scheme: We have heard much
about a tremendous bank that was to
be started In New York, with a very
large capital, that was to DO a sort OF
central banking exchange Office. Tho
origlnators Of the scheme, according to
advices received here, have determined
to postpone Its organization until after
election. for the eason that a change
Of Presidency might bring about a sys-
TEN Of opposition to the banks, and for
tue further reason that they do not
want to deposit ~ per cent. bonds as
security for their circulation, which
they would be obliged to do In case OF
tho passage Of the Dawes- Boutwell, bill
to make banks take the ~ per cent.
bonds, aud allow the Secretary to pay
interest on low rate bonds In London,
II desirable. :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31

The London MM Journal says
"That cows have memory, language,
signs, and the means Of enjoying
PLEASANT association has been recog-
nized. but hardly to the extent the sub
ject merits" II Is sincerely to be hoped
that COWS have not observation aud ill.,
telligence enough to discover the doc
torlng, diluting, and general adulter-
alton to which their honest milk Is
subjected. II 1t were otherwise, we
should certainly have all conscientious
cows resolutely refusing to yield to the
milkmaid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31

NEW Coal FIELDs.-It was only yes
terday that we spoke edltorially upon
the theme of the supply oil anthracite,
and a few days since Of discovery OF
new coal fields in England. This has
been rapidly followed by tidings Of
similar discoveries, OF extraordinary
richness, in the dominions of the NJ
zam. In India. the seam In II being
Of the unparalleled thickness Of 501h2
feet. These vast deposits will. probs-
bly,, before long, mainly supply the
Eastern market which has hitherto
drawn heavily on England.-Roston
Globe,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31

A BURGLAR TuRAsHED.-A Clinton,
Iowa, woman was alone In her house,
late one evening last week, waiting
the return Of her husband, when she
heard q knock at the door; abe let the
supposed husband In, and at the same
tlmc began belaboring him with q
broomstick for staying out so late,
when the man hastily opened the door
and LEFT. In about an hour afterwards
she heard another knock, when, to hel
surprise, she learned that the man she
first admitted was a burglar, and not
bargaining for so warm a reception he
Ian ##
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31

AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
We have received a copy of the
above named work just published by
George P. Rowell 6 Co., advertising
agents, etc, No. II Park Row. New
York. It Is q good-sized book Of near
ly 600 pages. neatly and substantially
bound, and we'll printed. It contains
lists of all the newspapers and period
icals published In the United States
and Territories, the Dominion Of Can
ada and the British colonies Of North
America, together with a condensed
description Of the towns and cities In
which they are published. Generally
speaking It Is correct In Its statistical
matter, and very reliable for reference.
Copies sent BY mall everywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31

IL the Rocky Mountain Ner,, prin-
ted at Denver, Colorado, we find a
droll account Of the vaccination Of LOO
Plan Indians by DR.. II. X. Steele. The
Plans have a great adherence Of
smallpox, and cheerfully submit to
any measures which may promise
safety from is ravage,. Ono thing,
however. they did growl at. They
objected to washing their arms before
the operation. They don't like small
pox ; but neither do they relish any
kind Of ablutlou. Soap II 1t Is Of good
quality, they eat with great relish
they consider tho nee Of itas . deter.
gent simply wasteful. That they sub
nlttcd finally to wash their arms was
considered strong proof Of their Irwin
chile dread Of something worse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31

AFsw SIMPLE Observation-Disclosures
paid the penalty Of literary fame BY
being pestered with countless ques-
TONERS and bores. "a burgomaster,
whom I do not know" he wrote to
Nine. Du Detfsnd, wrote to me q
little while since to ask me In conf
dence whether there Is a God or not
whether, In case there be one, He
takes any heed Of US; whether the
matter Is eternal; whether 1t can
think; whether the soul Is immortal ;
and begging me to answer BY return
Of post" sos
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31

The temperance cause continues Ia
make decided progress In Portland. A
new test Of comparative sobrlety has
been hit upon. Formerly, IL was con-
sldered sufficient II ina could eupho-
niously and clearly pronounce the
words National Ltelligencer;. but IN
Portland the "degree OF humidity" Of
the suspected Is determined by making
him e~nunciate "The Portland Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to AMI
maliD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31

TOUCH. YRT PossrBLE.-The Alton
(Ill.) Telegraph says: During n violent
whirlwind which passed through a sec.
ton Of country south Of Marine, last
week, a farmers wagon bed was car
ried up In the air upwards Of thirty
feet, where 1t was firmly retained by
the branches Of All oak. The bed,
which IL very large and heavy, still re.
mains suspended In the tree.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31

A GENTLEMAN, In search ofa man to
do some work, met on his way q lady.
not as young as she once wah and
asked her, "Can you tell me where l
can find a man 2" "No, I can not"
she replied, "for l have been looking
these twenty years for one myself"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-31

DURING the recent illness Of the edi-
tor Of tho albuquerque Rerieac, his
wife, whose name Is Leonora McGul-
ness. set the type, did the press work.
got out every issue Of the paper In
good shape, and had . baby.