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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-05-28

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will find this the
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Is an effective
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hO hov ova baop
unable to work for years.
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Should be taken if your Stomach
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Will prevent Malarious Fevers,
and braces up the System.
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Possesses Vegetable Ingredients
which make it the
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Has proved itself
in thousands of cases
capable of curing all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs.
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more effectually than any
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Has cured so many cases of
Asthma and Bronchitis
that II has been pronounced a specific
for these complaints.
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Removes Pain in Breast, Side or Back.
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Should be taken for diseases of the
Urinary Organs.
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Cures Gravel and Kidney Diseases.
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Should be taken for all
Throat and Lung Ailments.
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Should be kept in every house, and its life
giving Tonic properties tried by all.
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Cures any disease or
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Cures Rheumatism and
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broken down from
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Should be taken by all
requiring remedy
to make pure blood.
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SYRUP OF POKE ROOT,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-24

49, Die 81. PAUL SttQwater uno
Tcylore Sails @ilenbabn ioI oaran iein,
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rtr An!eauna Don 8etrebeSebdupen II.
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unp amii@sn BreacmcY unp rem Ct.
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Is Birds; 'srnsr 8'cds 81 So, 88
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6opfine Mrrition ferner Bird 20 i'm
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men ; metre,e Blinds IN Brunion's a.,
ci1ion. i'm @an;en an 80 8lOds.
81 bsib', pie GMcapo UNI Ncrtbmez
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cieitr M%neelesenbeit i'm @e1blflefon(plz
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@ormittae ,purcs roS pon 6srrn 0ipinNs
npne Afterber9 bercbnte :3'mmer uher
per 0niee psr nNuttona)< Nfotn'z18 anf'
e,troaer, unp cine 5mne .@Apes unp
&leipun9sflfe paraus eeraubt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-24
@sanfa.

Net, reitet 70 fpdt bur@ Na&t unt @inb
GS III bee Gatsr NIT lsinea Riub.
A& Got, wie ba' er bas Rinb 70 Iteb!
Gs III ia ltin-vGin Germtn -Vriuctp."
Sn einsm Dsnf'rtopfe
"a ains TN Mib:enrat,
Gas felt benz lebten 3opfe
Gang fiji se1anben bat.
r1nb ale man that ~ertuuben,
Warun, es febsn blieb,
@a , tubt TN &ab s~sfunben
Gin 81 -Iermin-Yrtnctp."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-24
Orrr s. BiIliu6 n d

- 0rrr s. @illius mad
Deutlh aboereid. - 6rr
& Wiuius, &enirr Der teu,lten Ponf,
frmo B'uns Brrs. II. Dunbar. 1T or
itern non 81. TcuI neth Tamiltc nod
rer N'ten 6s;motb abaereif. unr o.'eites
Ten RE Sbeirenren RE ber,lihnen@ Bin
i%e tbter Grs"nre fit frrbt unp eliidIitr
@iere'febr. Ter 6aupt,mrf rer 8eile
rer Nomiiie III rie in 1eutit:onc Al per-
'ndenrr 6siInno finee itrer Rinrer rrn
.ho't'ddior Q1tmuno. @W5at risitr
3~'d In e.wanianfsr 8sile realifrt
pevpeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-24
wsnn nur nt9t !

Sn tebent @taat, flein pber eroR,
Da taumelt 5appelnb an ten4 S&pb
Ges es.rsn @@ura. bes @enatcr
Gin games @mterjdser-Gtor -
Gin &bor BON Sasern Hin unb sruB,
Die an bes 9roses Wannts S&cb
@efhlfppt 5ein molten in taS Mmt
Mls patriotsn aQefamm mt.
&d, tpenn Ter @9V6 nun plUBli& rei6t
l1nb MQe in ben @roben 1tmeibt!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-24
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BEE. 8snntaeS Slattee Ger
Ml;nnsfota 9taatS. 3etture.

Sn ben &oeeien, NopsQe Don Gubre
6ueo.
Die @ultur oe6 6aare6.
u%mwanolun9. (@sot6t.)
6umorifAhe8.
Doe Sonntd9s = Blatt miro allen
Mbornenten ets @o6enblattes, bte In,
@oraus bejab!t baben, ais pramte 3use>
{anDt. $685..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-24
8rtehife.

Elite beut{4er Brieft, bic bic gum 81. Dr. b.
s. ui@t abgebplt pprben Inb:
Oamtu- 8rtef.
8r nit Bertha Blrduer Wmali1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-24

= NronccD35 zine IN unlern
County, tSsfinsn'e in nnteriudune m.>,
,ern Bemues 6Brnrt Ynl5nlt6feit.
iu4,e UNI Gnilo6una, obne Bi1alboil
iauf @runp dtatl,6 a.tstirttr &tanfbeit
mad. Das 0tia@ warp aber abstlala,
gen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-24

Derreu B,i.tt.
4nbsr|on peinri@ pfeiHer 5einrib
Nibsn &eme'ter 2oren5
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!&aAer 9olspb Masfum Nlbet
&66el ptrbarbt @ebrmeifer 9einrit
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Wunpt 9ermann Winf Spbanu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-24


maro Dem @mf oes Gepariemcnt5 b..
foblen mo1ren, aQe ShlduGe elmer for
ctrttn Y'obe ~ u%nterrsr1tn, uno robei
batten 400 Gub pe1ielten f& als , n
t,au1bar btw,eien. pier mare es nun
w,bl am ,edten YloBe eews,su, o,m be-
Mftnten COMMITTEE. oer1 pie Beae. una
Der S6ldude unp Yrufun9 perlelSen bei
reren Mnfunft iberlafen pprpen, cine
ltrsn9e &uae pepen YRi&tpetldumnib 3u
aeten. @her 60 blieb bel einieeun born,z
iolen 6inaislen meQer @erautmortli&feit
ree Committee, unp enrli@ fanp fi1
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~ sn'ltu|ri9en 6i,te atsr ni1t ben
nch irdn,bm pos 8uilumte nabafz
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re pa'dt rsS beiuf nren @ommiitee'e,
sie 3as'una Der 5uldu@e ia!ldSuba'>
ten, bis ft bel esr p1obe tur gut beiunz
zen?
unr mie ricl @elo cebt fir he Stort
ouf c'ele Were n;6l H6ten. @Ildl,6er
Beilt ba,roe IeporrmthtnpbS 6liu6r
1enua UNI einem miGiaen Jsuer Wfe.fter
~ merren ; ater fannn uns n'dt 6eute
orer MorAsn ein BronrurA'dd bsimiu.
den bel rtm nitt ALIEN un,rre 25ibm,t:
til. ionrern ielti rsr beroilde Mutb
~unitrsr 26idmann(tafttn nidt ausrei<
bn? Motl baten p,r Der Debo,te Gle
rrnfe S:ite a%taen'pnnen. p'e le per
rient. unp jsrer 6ausbeiBer riio mi.
une thenio u1tbsi!tn unp uniere Rl9t
eu,beibeu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-15

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dispuesta en- Ell cuartel, la cual 10 efectu6
en- menos de cuatro minutes. LEGO 4 este
tempo Ell Sr. Coronel del segundo de Ii.
geros, quecubria ei servicio, con una COM
Pania del reten, la cual tom6 militarmente
possession del punto: y, como tuvieron 81
1nspector-Jete aviso de que trataban de
reunlrse en- la calzada de Belascoain, Sc
dlr.)l6 ella con la seccion montada, ha :
D'ende dado feecuentes avisos de cuanto
ocurria, por medic de los ayudantes del
cuerpo, q los Sres. Captain General y Co.
bernador Polltico
NADIA Sc not6 en- la Calzada de Belas-
coain que indujera a pensar que en- ella Sc
los turbar 81 6rden, y de clio Sc did par
te las autoridades mencionadas. Lego Y
paso Ia noche sin novedad; dando patrullas
los voluntarios, la Guardia civil y la caba-
llerfa del e)ercto. Al amanecer de how.
segnn 6rden del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
Capltao General, Sc hallaba la policfa sobre
la Calzada de Beascoain, y, habl6 con to-
oos los duenos de establos, manifestando-
les la iirme resolution de las autoridades de
no ce]ar On 10 mas mfnimo y enumerandoes
ios peQulclos que podrian sobrevenir 4 los
h''etg'e'stas. pues, considerados como vagos
todos los que Sc negaran trabajar & impi-
dleran & otros hacerlo, serian enviados a la
koch0. Como manifestaran los duenos de
los mencionados trenes temores de que los
dlsldentes ataoarana los cocherosy rompie-
ran los coches en- servicio, SO les asegur6
qoe todas las tuerzas tenian 6rdenes termi.
nantes de acuchillar cuantos alteraran el
6rden; empezaron ent6nces salir carrua-
!es, la hora en- que terminamos estas
lineas no Sc echa de menos el movim:ento
acostumbrado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-15

Las fuerzas militares reuridas en-
laAoiudad ascicnden q 5000 hombres,
cuyo nGmero sc aumenta & cada mo-
mento; patrullas de caballerfa recor-
rem las GALES.
L9ss1yes agosto 24.-Se ha resta-
blecido Ia tranquilidad en- Belfast; pc:
ro las fuerzas militares' continGan
ocupando Ia ciudad. IS .s.'a E ..14
Lima, agosto 8.-El dia 2 tuvo lu.
gar la Inauguration del Presideute de
la Repdblica, ST.. Pardo, durando dos
dias los festejos pdblicos. RENO mu-
cho eutusiasmo, siendo muy popular
el nuevo jefe del pals. El comandan-
te del vapor de los Estados Unidos
Coagal ha pedido satisfaction al GO
bernador del Caltao por Ia ofensa CO.
metida durante Ii recierte revolucion
por el pueblo, que hi,o fuego dentro
de Ia oGcina del consulado americana.
FL gohereador contestd dando expli-
caciones y excuses de un modo digno
= satisfactorio.
Ha sido encarcelado un sacerdote
acusado de e'nplear un lenguaje ofen-
sivo durante las festas de .iuaugura-
cion del Presidente.
Ell Gobierno ha ordenado que Ia
casa de los Sres. Dfeyfus y G.: pre-
senten sus cuentas del emprestito for
zoso hecho por Gutierrez, q fin de
que sean examinadas por la autoridad
colnpetente.
La corbeta de guerra alemana Her.
tia ha llegado al Callao. ~ Il
Los bolivianos Residences en- esta
capital han redactado una protesta
contra Ia conducta del representante
de gu Gobierno por reconocer 4 Gu
tierrez. III 81:
Chik.-Los indios han efectuado
una correrfa por las inmediaciones del
Rosario (repGblica Argentina), ma
tando & unas 20 personas blancas y
hacienda prisioneras 4 varias familias,
que internaron con ellos, llevandose
tambien unos 1000 caballos y CANA
do vacuno.
Sc ha incendiado ell vapor ingles
Dover Castle en- Coquimbo; conducfa
IN gran cargamento de algodon pro-
csdente del Callao, que no pudo sal
varse. No ocurrio desgracia personal.
Mr. Root, ministro americana GER
ca de este gobierno, sc halla va conva-
leciente. Sc hallaba atacado de virue-
las.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-15
ISLA DE CUBA.

Por el vapor Moctezunsd, hemos re-
cibido peri6dicos de la Habana y de
Santiago de Cuba.
He aquf las noticias mas interesan-
tes que en- nuestros apreciabIes cole
gas cuhanos hallamos:
Ell Diario de la Marina en- su nG-
nero del 30 de agosto, condensa asf
los acontecimientos de la Ultima quin-
cena del pasado mes:
ode 10 Comandancia general do las Vi
las y Sancti Splritus, tenemos un solo
tel6grama, 81 cual 70 limita { decirnos que
10 guerrilla de ,C6diz, entire Hondones y
Matahambre, cause al emigo muertos, y
que los ranchadores de Rio-Grande, en-
Ius operaciones del al l2, hicieron S
muortos y un prisionero L. partida de
Magin Dias. Todo esto prueba que son
muy contados los malhechores que Sc en-
cuentr&n al lado oriental de Ia trocha nj
aun en- su zona de vanguardia. Por 10 de-
mas 81 Sr. Brigadier Portillo contin6a Ie-
vantsndo fortunes y estableciendo desta-
camentos para que presten q los agriculto
res toda IL seguridad que necesitan On los
campos. ...
" Lomas interesante que tenemos del Ca
msguey % ct parte en- que el Sr. Briga
dier p. Pedro Xea, da, cuenta de sus ope-
rseienss contra Las partidas que 80 habian
rsunido bajo el msndo de Igpacie Agra.
monte. FL 3 echo un puents sobre el eau.
Dao, que atraves6 el 10 Ia columna, para
atacar los rebeldes, que tenian sus ram
cherias On la orilla izquierda del Manga
larga. La inic;acion de este movimlento
fae bestants para, que abandonara el enc.
migo "a posicioD, y, habi9ndoIe- seguido
Ia Pista, % le encontr6 & Las y del dia en-
sl potrsro de la Vega. En- cuatro distintos
puntos inici6 alguna resistencia; pero fut
desalojado de tpdos por 81 battalion. de San
Quintin, Ia ssgunda eompaiiss de Ingenie
ros y 10 volante del Rayo. Lo -accidentadt
dol tetreno NO be peftnitido conocer la
pe.didas del enemigo, habiendo consistide
les nuestras en- IN muerto, 10 heridos !
8 con4usoa. -. -.
Las ebras Do defense que tenisn 81
conetxHccion, 1ndleabaa SU prOp6sito d
maRteHerse sobro 81 terreno.INs Ill fa,
etaSsde % ANevoae voaeLanenigoyeu. .los pare
,donsa de fSanta 7 Maria, fat1e,s .AanoueaIro,
tre5 cotnPiaiss del Orden s. mad Ara
Con, sisndo ,ef combate mas cortoI cue ]
aDteslcF lefp as faege MAJ Isutrido.. i am
poco pudieron averiguarse .sus p6rdida,
consistiendo las ansssrasf en- 2 fnliertoaa
heridos y contusos Siguiendo su raatro
sels eneontr6E smboscado9 sntre 'Roca p
trsro u las Mercedes, pero huy6i Al sc
atacado Por los Aanqueadores de San Ou;r
tin Ingenieros. La segunda guerrilla 4.
Orden le nat6 un honbrss iii i ea,nino J i
ias Mercedes, teniendo por su parte . h.
ridos. En- Maga, abomba 80 lpresentaro 8 =,
IN titulado coronel, un tituIsdo comandsy :
70 y dos titulados ,capitanes.e Los ernIor.
dores noticiaron quelos rebeides se NM
disperaado por completo. Las nart;d. jit'
que mandaba Agramonte, ademas de- -. !.
eamagusyanas, 9tAn las Dc villa, ViIIsm;i 10 y, !.
GIN Dias = agunas otras orocedentsss' - )
dePArtamcnto Oriental. '' :
y y eearrid0 6ltiuamsafe % d i 4,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-15
que en- Ia boleta que estoy Sc,
garon dec1a-''Para Compr
IT A. n

que en- la boleta que estoy SCI
garon .dec1a-''Para Compr -
Loreto de J. Montalvos
-Es que me las entregaron cerradas y
me acompanaron hasta la "casa donde se
vota" sin duda temiendo las abriese, por
que mi compae N. que fue Ell que me las di6,
seguro estaba que 81 veia yOese nombre no
10 votarla. 90
" por queY No es V. reformista? Que
tendrla de particular que votara V. 4 ese
senor?
--Ay! amigo milo, votaria prinero por
mi caballo que por ese seIor.
-Pero honbre, porque? Algun digus-
tillo =.
mo, NADIA de ESQ.,
Y u. Federico Sc acerc6 4 mi y me dijo
al dido
--"Sr., por quel ese hombre no me
gusta".
Asl, senior Director, hay muchos.
Concluyo pues, anunci&ndole la salida
del distinguido Sr. Berrocal, que haata
aver fue nuestro Corregidor, el que dei6
un gran vac{o entire los buenos de este
pueblo, al que ha sucedido D. Delfn Soler,
de procedencia reformista.
Mas luego me ocupare de ambos Sres,,
conformandome por hoy, en- desearle al
primero salud para mejores dias rogan-
do Dios ilumine al segundo, para que
salga con bien de la senda espinosa por
donde hoy penetra.
Soy su amigo Y correigionario.
Juan BobO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-09-15

Juan Bob0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-17

the taet thai tiSs claimant told q false
hood on asssr' ling that he had ever bad
Illicit inteYu ,urse with her.
LONDON, January 1s.-While a meet
ing Of toyalists was being held To-
night at Wellington Barracks, at
knights Bridge, a portion Of a Lon
don mob of Republicans broke Into
the hall where the meeting was In
progress and behaved In M outrageous
manner. They expelled the Chair
man Of the asssmblage and demolished
the platform and furniture belonging
to the room. Though the police YER
gathered outside the building, they
made no efforts to prevent the dis
graceful actions Of tho rioters, who
held possession of the room for an
hour, when tho gas was turned off, and
then the mob retired singing the Mar
s~eillaise.
BRUssRIs, January ia strike
among the workmen at Charleroi for
higher wages and for a reduction OF
the hours Of labor, which has been
imminent for some time, has at last
taken place. The strike is reported to
be very extensive.
SruTraARDr, January ia strike
occurred to-day among the compost
tors Of the printing offices Of this city.
Some 800 persons left their work, and
the language used by them leads to q
fear Of a disturbance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-17

The Mikado Of Japan has ordered
the closing Of tho Buddhist temples,
and the priests, like the monks OF
England In the days Of the Reforms
ton, will have either to starve or earn
mn honest livelihood. In . land where
superstition and feudalism have hith-
erto held sway over n semi-civilized
race, this Is q delicate and dangerous
exercise Of imperial power. The de-
croe, 1t appears has caused little ex-
element In the cities, but was regarded
rs intolerable In the rural districts.
Tho disendowed priests will no doubt
help to fan the ilame Of discomfort,
and may yet succeed In seriously en-
dangering tho throne Of the Mikado.
Institutions venerable from age can
not DO overturned without a convul-
sion. This has been shown 10 the his
tory OF all great reforms, both civil
and religious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-17

rHE naval expedition about to be
sent out to Brazil is the most complete
fitted out by North Germany.
The Crown Prince has engines Of 500
horsepower. and a crew Of $40 men ;
tho Frederick Charles has engines OF
$50 horsepower, and q crew OF $40
men ; the Elizabeth has engines Of 400
horsepower, and a crew Of 40 men,
and the Augusta has engines OF 4O
horsepower, and . crew Of $50 men.
The artillery Of the four war steamers
consists Of thirty-two 200 Founders OF
a callbre Of S.N inches, thirty-four
guns Of q calibre Of SO inches, and
four guns Of . callbre Of Ala inches.
The expedition Is therefore armed
with seventy guns, thlrty-two Of which,
It Is stated, can penetrate an eight
inch Iron armor plate at n distance OF
three thousand two hundred and fifty
feet, and thirty-four Of which can PEN
citrate = fivs-inch plate At q distance Of
from fifteen hundred TO two thousand
feet. The Frederick Charles, 1t IL re-
ported, will require considerable re-
pairs before she Ia at to cross the At
lantic, but tho other steamers are said
to be in excellent condition aud very
swift vessels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-17
Sacramento ltems.
From tho Union Of Monday.l

Ton car loads of sheep, from some
point In the Interior. wore shipped to
San Francisco by steamer Saturday.
Yesterday a carload Of Cotswolds.
imported direct from England. passed
through the city en- route for Stockton:
In the same n there was 4 Shetland
pony Of diminutlvc size.
James O'Hara, who has been en-
ployed as q section man ut Truckee,
was brought to the city by tho express
train yesterday and taken to the Rail-
r,sl iIrtrit,!. having met with al nc
cideus ly winch ole OF Ills legs was
broken. The train stopped at the hos
pital to let him of.
The American Register Of December
9th mentions the arrival Of Charles
Crocker and wife In Paris, and refers
to him a. "one Of the wealthiost citi.
zens Of San Francisco"
Tho Sacramento river at dark last
evening was twenty-five feet eleven
inches above low water mark.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-17

CnIcAao.-We have received from
r. II. Mcdonald & Co., 80 and 81
Commerce street. New York, . copy
OF their illustrated History and Map
Of Chicago and tho Great Fire." It Is
u neat little book publication. and
contains also n goodly amount Of val
liable Information relative to tho great
fires Of the world. r.. II. Mcdonald
u Co. r the agents for the world
renowned Walkers Vinegar Dltters,
the popularity Of which IS a powerful
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-17
A SHIRT TALx.-The Reese River
Rarefls tells the following;

A SHIRT TALH.-Jhe Reese River
Rsreflls tells the following:
A bachelor In town who wears the
late style Of shirt that opens at the
back instead Of the bosom, sent II to
a Chinaman to DO up In tine style.
The shirt was to be returned on the
evening Of the following day, In time
for tho owner to wear 1t to a dance.
The evening came; 1t grew late ; the
dancer grew impatient; tho Chinaman
fingered; the young man was all
dressed except HIS Yankee shirt. 1t
It was time to 60 for his girl, but he
could not 90 without a shirt. There
were none other In town like that one,
and 1t would destroy his happiness to
90 dressed common. Impatlence,
anxiety and uncertainty induced des-
p~eration and profanity. The China
mans lease Of life was rapidly grow
Ing precarlously short, when, with "a
smile that was childlike and bland"
he slipped quietly In with the indis-
pensable article done up In n paper.
John softly deposited his burden. re-
celved his two bits and disappeared in
the darkness. Our friend hastily and
gently united the shirt and-fainted.
John had starchsd and ironed, with
patient. laborlous care, the back in-
stead Of tho bosom. That opening In
the back had fooled him.