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On o crowded Mississippi steamer the
usual ,hros,g were gathered about the stove
in the .'(3entIcmen's cabin" A gentleman.
in company with several companions, re-
markc.. incidentally, Nov. in New Jersey.
where live -" instantly on old man,
who had sxt moo,Iily aud silently ponder
ing by the stove for some time, sPrans to
his feet and exclaimed: ''Strsnger. are you
irm New jersey :" 'Yss." And will,n'
,o, ,ack nowledge ils" ''Yes. sir. proud ont"
.'Hurrsh, give u yosr hand" cried the old
man. fairly dancing with exultation. I'm
from New Jersey, too, but have never felt
like declaring II sfore. shskc. I'm an old
man. I've travelled long and far. I've been
been In every city in the west; s'esmooa'ed
ou the Ohio and Mississippi; been to Cali
fvrujs. over the plains. and around the
Horn: ,ook voyage once to Liverpool
been 70 Denver and Pixies Peak; bns In Oh
nv travels hang mo It this sin't tue nrss
I ever hecr'd mao acknowledge that ht
kum from New jersey.
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The Danbury Ntrs says-lt is . little
singular how well pair of boo,s can re
maize 70 fit at the store 70" may not be
able to get your foot only par. way down
the leg At the first trial, bu. that is because
your stocking is swea'y. or you haven't
started right, and the shoemaker suggests
that you start again and stand up to it. and
he throws in little powder from pepper
box 10 aid you. And 50 you stand up and
pound down your foot, aud partly trip
yourself up, and your eyes stick out in an
unpleasant manner. and every vein in your
body appears 10 bc "n The point of bursting,
A,d all that while the dealer stands around
and eyes that operation q intenllv as it the
operation was wholly new AM novel IL hun.
When your foot has finally struck Eo,to'u.
there is FAINT impression on your mind
thai YOU have stepped INTO MI open stove.
but he r.n"vcs Il by sOiemnly observing
that b. never saw bsMt III quite ~ g,sOd rs
that. You may suggest that vaur toe press
ca too hard against tue front Or that some vi
the bones in the side vi the 'OOl are tOu
much smashed, but he says this is always
the way with new boot, AID that the
trouble will entirely disappear in lev day y.
Then you take III old lalr under your arIu
and start tor home - animated xs relic vi
1912. oil the while feeling that the world
will not look bright and happy to YOU sgsiu
until YOU have Drained that sllOcnisxer
Y"u limp down l.wn the next day. snd
smile oil the while with your mouth, Will,
your eyes look - II you Was walking ove'
M oyster bed barefoot. When ne one il
looking you kick against = post or som'
other obstruction, aud show fondness fo'
stopping and resting against something tina
will sustain your weight. When you &c
home u night aud 60 for those old boot
with ~ esgerncss that cannot bc described
and the remarks that you mako upon learn
ing that yOur wife bus dlspOsed vi them I,
. widow woman u The suburbs. are cslcu
lated IL Immediately dcpopuiste tue earth y
women aud sboemakers generally.
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PorilOuS Yoato.

A correspondent writes to the New York
Times that There are two performances
nis h,lv in that city which should come
within the prohibitory scope Of the law
He describes one: I'm one case a young
girl Is shot from ca,spult into the cir for q
distance of nearly thirty feet. She stands
on the head of monstr'us engine, WHICH
shows just above the stage. and in an ins'an,
is thrown into the air 10 . platform, the
supports OF which she grusps on reaching
it, One can fancy what would happen if
her nerve gave way for Nh instant. Her
limbs must he perfectly rigid when the
blow comes else che would be either man
gled or instantly killed. A very slight
thing might cause this loss Of nerve; An
alarm, cry. the falling Of anything behind
the scenes, or the least physical weakness.
Nothing at oil she does. before or after IN
scrobatism. is rs horribly dangerous" This
feat is performed by ~ woman who calls
herself Lulu" and occurs during the sew
psutOmine At NiblO's Garden. 1t 10 TO all
intents the same young Len, the hoy, was
attempting. when he was recently s"scvere
" Injured st the Grand Central. The other
case is described Us follows:
"At another place man stands on one
side Of the stage with blue wine glass on
hi. head; another. on the other side OF the
Stage, fires rife hall and skaters The glass
all to pieces All apple, placed in the same
position, Is pierced by the msrksman. A
silver dollar held between thumb and ringer
il shot away. A pipe held is the mouth is
shot away by the ball and finally, silver
dollar. held upright in bit of thin wopd,
IL placed on the head and shot away the
ball passing within IN inch Of the skull
The man who fires - = good marksm,n |;
but fancy what bis companiOn's chance OF
life would be II anything occurred 10 disc
,urb him at the instant hi> aim was complete
Il is too hazardous. He could use lay
figure to ~ good advantage, and not risk
life and limb"
The simplicity Of the communication wri'
ter is refreshing. Fancy lay figure taking
the place in this oct of daring flesh and
blood! Why, the trick would lose oil I'll
interest. Not ten people would so to sec it.
No, the dear public delight in danger, SC
long - it does not uffcc, themselves. Moth
ing charms more tLan the eight of p~l
fellow creature peri'ing life aud limb.
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TAe 4sasas TrageAy.

Late dispsiclles have contained references
to atrocious murders committed by Bender
family 10 Kansas Our exchanges bring
ineligible accounts thereof:
Dr. Wm II. York. brNier "f the notOri>
Gus Senator York. left Fort Sc"tt on horse.
hack, the 9th of March for his home in
Independence, which he never reached.
Much excitement WAS caused by his dis'p'
pearance, and suspicious Of foul play were
entertained, and diligent search was made.
bu, for . long while in vain. He was traced
to Cherryvale, small town on the Leaven.
worth, Lawrence and Galveston railroad, in
Lst'e,ts county, and a''Ou, fifty miles from
the south line of the State, but no further.
Two miles south ot this town stands frame
house in y h,ch lived William. and Thomas
Bender and their wives The wife of the
former WAS . spirtuAlst She Was called
bJ the family = medium. by the "eiEhbors,
what she wa. . she devil A purity Of men
abDu, the first of April called NJ this h"usc.
which vas . tavern, ,oinquire for Dr. York.
OF course they learned nothing, but il is
supposed their visit alarmed the Benders,
I'D inspired them with the tear that they
We're suspected. About the 9th or 9TH Of
this month it was discovered that the Bender
house was empty, and ,hs, the occupants
had 1ed some time before. Suspicion Was
excited, large numbers IT men from Cherry
vale Immediately proceeded 10 the house and
instituted u thorough search. The b"dy ot
DR.. York WAS in about m hour discovered
in tue garden in the rear 1T the h0us.', bur
led without coffin in shallow hole with
scarcely two feet Of earth thrown over il.
Upon the buck "f his head were m"rks
which indicated that his skull bad been
broken in by heavy blow from a BANNER.
The bodies Of scveL others were discovered
the same day. one Of them little girl bur
led with an old man. All had evidently
been murdered in the same manner except
the girl. Some Of the bodies have Oeen
identified; Others were dcc"mpnsed beyond
recognition. 1t is supposed tina, they were
travellers who had stopped NJ the house.
Me>ssxes were immediately sent in every
direction and every cff'r, made tO insure
the capture Of the muiderers
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lFrom the San Ftaneleo Chrooicle)

After oil, Californis and Nevada don't
beat tho world In the mineral producing line.
4 table compiled at Washington from the
forthcoming census report on mines, shows
that ths productive n,insral wealth Of Penn.
sylvania y nearly equal 70 that Of oil the
other States end Territories put together.
PsnnsylvauiA produced ~. 80, 6,3o7 worth
Of minerals during tl,o lest census yeaf. ana
sll other pasts Of he eouutrv psoduosd v50:>
1o1oo1 vogSh, but ~ peoduee ~ 0s9eAS
0hi INV pa8uay1vAu5At WeA0b
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POETRY.
Unfinished StilI.

baby. boot and skein Of wool,
Faded and soilcd and soft;
Odd thing. you Say and doubt you're right.
Round scaman's neck this stormy night,
Up III the yards alott.
Most like IT, folly: but, mate, look here:
When FIRST went to sca,
woman stood Oh yen far of strand,
With wetlding.rin. on the small soft hand
Which cluug NO close to me.
Ny wifc-',od bless her The day before
She sat beside my foot:
Aud the sunlight kissed her yellow hair.
And the dainty 1n.crs. dcit aud fair.
Knitted baby's boot.
The voyage was over: came ashore;
What think yon found there?
4 grave the daisies had sprinklcd white,
A cottage empty and dark n dark az night.
And this beside the chair.
The little boot, twas unfinished still:
The tangled Skein lay near
But the knittcr had gone away to rest,
With the babe asleep on her quiet breast,
Down III the churchyard drcar.
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An PREPARED TO MAKE ENTRIES At
MELENA RATES!
10 one a now Connected With M In the
Land Business In this County.
r., .,x.v. \, found at the District Clerks once.
n... O. UBANNON.
Lodes June -. ios1 isSu
TO Investors.

Th. Northern Pacific RAILROAD Company has now
bu equipped and put In operation, nearly OH miles
., ito main line Of rad through an excellent county
and along what 10 known the Valley Route to tue
Pacific. The anrhed PORTIONS already enjoy . large
s.d fac, Increasing traffic. The sections approaching
comn,,on couuec, the chain Of LAkcs With tho nav''
v.,ion Of the up,er Missouri and Columbia rivers
with Puge, Sound. secure ~ once large and pr"n'-
.bl. bususss and eutite the Company to ahone H.
1o eoo acre. Of excellent average land in fee s'n'
With these accomplished results. the Company o.
fers and 10 now rapid, selling. II" Fir't No'ssse
Boud-. for the purpose Of completing the co"s'rac'
.ou and ,ouiumcut oe Ito r0ad across ~ CoatSnsnI
ftcr careful investigation ws recommend "a
souds 20 well sssarsi and snussally psoetssas u
vss.meu. They have 80 years to run principal s"e
istsrss sss payable 10 gold the Interest tssvcn sno
three ten,hs psr scst, 10 equal nov to sooa' " per
cent, 10 currency The coupon and registered o"ao'
can b. exchanged Tor each othsr 1t the p'casus q
the holder Gold checks for the ssn1annss 'nss'ss'
on tue ecxleSCJVO UOUuS osS s~ss'~~ ~
address Ut the owner
These securities have the following s's~so's o'
strength aud safety: They srs the oo''ss''"o I"
strong corporation; they arc also ~ossaee On '0'
Road ..s right Of way. equipmests ssd ''ane"''<'
s,d . cr,. lean on ts net esrniass. In sddit'os q
,h. u.uay sucieut security. there !" pledges 's' IN
p.ymeu. Of the principal and Interest o'ss' O Lana
averaging about 5000 Acrss res NM s'e -
length Of thu Rosd A. The average s'tes pss sess
which other Land Grants havs tAss Tar osss 'e''
this real sssas- sscsrity viii yiesd ssse ssas s's'
pw uile-mors than thru dnss ths poss's's 'sss'e
bonds.
The Company hss already begus tss psee's' q "
dssming and esueollisg ~ asst osrtgass eseo'
they sss now bsiag received, q ide u psSs''l psS's''lS
ssshsngs Tor ~ Coapasy's isslA
JAY COOKE& CO.,
psaA,s.suA, xsv yssS wAss.css't.
NsssasiAGsss k~aA~sH Hss(es Aseess =
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

R,.ular advertising payab" quarterly ~ due.
T,lu.irnf advertising pavahr In advance.
:, ,'tl No'irr- are 30 per cent more than regular
d,nfi.''n"if-.
Lral advertising ~ cent. for the first insertion 10
cent. lin" for each succeeding insertion; lines
eoun,ra IN Nonpiri"l measure.
Jpb work l,ny able on delivery.
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CARD.
A'I"rlDIIN
Uh y-icin nns-4urHcsSns- Dcn tint =
DIR. p. G. AYLORD.
Isoi"nic Ph y-icinn,
Corner Main and Fourth Streets,

DEER LODGE MONTANA.
Th" old c,'-hrstrd Botanic Physician has located at
kl, un,,r place tor III" summer. aud invslids will do
well 10 consult him. have had 30 years practice and
iat .indS at diseases IN VII their FORMS have
gwen .pria attention 10 Fever Sores and White
Sw,llIny- d h,. standing. and have made perm lncnI
cure. ~ every cis have treated. when my directions
wrrr followed. have tskcn casc- Of this kind after
the patrut. were given ny by the leading physican
IN - Louis. Chicago, and Of her large Eastern Cities
aud the paiies now living and healthy witnessed.
10 the truth Of my statements, ] will attend 10 a
tho. VINO have ti. mi-tortane t. have broken bOnes
and viii guarantee sprdy cure In every possible
,p,i.,rr !. thc mo,ber 81 .""s.ss Man propo.c.
but God disposcs, Truth 10 mighty aud must aud
will prevail.
DIR r. GAYLOTD.
RgrInE .cG---R ". Gatcs. x. Gates, Dr.. Il Fra
sier. = T. Wcbnei. Chicago Illinois.
Deer Lodge April ~. 1873. iyeSm
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Whools q 4n1noes3

A writer in the Libsral Chvtssian, speak.
ing Of The tho severe snow Of the past SEA-
son. tells story Of the Spring Ut 1874
Miller times. That Spring the snow wss
three fee, deepen the levelsIl through North.
ern Massachusetts on the first Of April.
Riding iu open sleighs souae s,x,y miles, to
Bos,On, his face was bls,ered by the rchec
ton of the sun frUm the snow. The Nil.
lerites said We should never see baIe ground
again; but we did. Ths. Spring ~ old
couple lived NJ Orange, Massachusetts. The
wife believed in Miller. the husband did
not. One night the old lady was walked up
By loud noise, and Uused her husband
s.y,ng, ''Waks upi wake right up! The
Lord u cunning, l hear his chariot wheel. ~
Lille s,,il, you old fool!" he growled out;
..shc Lord would not c,lns On wheels such
good sissghiog as this is!'
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IA ID ENTRlEr.

Ian ID r. N r X ES.
<l.lSANN NON * WOO \
,. d. ODANNON, F.. v WoOD1
Deer Lodge. Assoola.
viii attend 70 all matters relating ~ entry Q! puhe
lands In iSrer Lodge and Aiss0ua counties. Wehavs
TUwu.Liu Pnts aud Abstracis Of oil elires and enres
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SCOTT HOUSE,
Deer Lodge, Montana.
q scOTT. -. PROrRlEr"h
Travellers win nnd this to eqsal any Hotel i" Aonta""
sVAn Mail aud Exp,e.s Coaebes stop here. IA
The Table ,s supplied with
The best In the Market.
N..,l, furnished roons well ventilated aud supplied
nKAx FEATHER BEDS. ALWAYS READY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-08

GRAND LEGISLATIVE RUsu.-Owlng
to the great rush OF all the members OF
the Legislature to Walters popular
clothing store, opposite the News Of
flee on Main. street. IN DR.. Halls new
building, to tit themselves out with
proper suits for the session. Waller has
been obliged to import extensive addi-
lions to replenish his stock. He Is
we'll supplied with the best Of Winter
and Spring goods, In fact has the
richest, cheapest and most extensive
stock eve brought to Gold Hill.
Waller laughs at all competition,
as lie Il able to sell at such low
prices that no n can afford TO trade
elsewhere. Profit or no profit. Wal
Ter has an immense stock, and will
sell II, anyhow.
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WHERE TO puRcHAsE.-As Hender-

WHERE TO PuRcHAsE.-At Hender-
son & Cos, Nos. "a and 90 South c
street, can be found an elegant assort-
ment Of millinery and dry goods Of
every description, including black and
colored silks, silk popllns, wool plalJs
and fancy dress goods, waterproof
cloths, shawls and sacques !; also, q
large and we'll selected stock Of fan
nels, tickings. towels. sheetings, hos
iery, gloves, etc. Their assortment of
laces and embroideries Is unusually
fine. The millinery department In the
brick building formerly occupied by
Young America Engine Company No.
!, Is presided over by Mrs. Henderson,
and Is a marvel Of elegance. This de.
partmsnt Is thtonged from morning
till night BY the fair sex. who are
never tired Of inspecting and admiring
the latest and most fashionable styles
Of New York aud Paris hats, which
are always to be found at Mrs. Hen
derson's.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Raiu-Meeting OF the Regents OF tho
state UniversIty-Actiss OF Repah-
Iicau Csunty Commtttees.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 81 P. NJ
Last night was very pleasant, but this
morning 1t commenced raining again
and Is falling heavily now, II NJ.
Alta special meeting OF the Regents
of the State University, n report was
presented from the Committee on
Grounds recommending that the Col
lege of Letters be located at Berkeley,
and that the construction on the new
site be commenced next Autumn at a
cost OF $4,000. There Is now $4,000
In the building fund. The Building
Committee and President were author
lied to pursue such course as they may
deem advisable. The sum Of $500 was
authorized for the purchase OF. a por-
trait of the late Edward TompGins, the
first founder of n Professorship In the
College. The Regents will visit Berk-
ley In a body on the Odd Of February.
The old Republican County Com
mittee met last night and adjourned
sine die. The new committee will
meet Monday night.
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DISPATCHES
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL VIEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

Granite National Bank Defaleation.
EXETER, N. H., Feb. SAN exa,ni-
nation by the Bank Commissioner
shows the loss of the Granite National
Bank. by the d~efalcation of Shute, to
amount to from 800. QUO to $l0O, 900.
The assets are more than sufficient to
pay all liabilities. The stockholders
will take measures to continue the
bank. Shute also embezzled from the
Exeter Savings Bank. The total
amount stolen Is from $4,000 to
1920, 900. No clue to the whereabouts
Of Shute.
Wife Marder.
New YoRK, Feb. S.-Anothcr brutal
wife murder was committed here last
night. Charles lIoey, an Englishman,
aged 3s, living at 649, East Thirteenth
street. recently abandoned his family
and went West; OH Thursday he re-
turned.an bought two slng'e-barreled
pistols, loaded them, and last night
went to the room In which were his
wife and children. He locked the door
without word and fired both pistols Mt
his wife. one OF the ballsgoing through
her lungs, the other through her neck.
The woman was taken to the hospital.
She cannot live. The murderer was
arrested while attempting TO escape.
DEATH Of Rx.Governsr Gsary.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, Feb. S.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Geary died suddenly this MORN
Ing.
Deaih OF Joe Pentland.
Joe Pentland, the veteran clown, Is
dead.
stokes' Case.
In the Stokes case, Judge Boardman
denied the motion for a new trial and
refused a stay Of proceedings. His
counsel Mt once proceeded to apply for
stay before Judge Davis.
Death Of Rev. Frederick Marsh.
HAWTEoRD, CT, Feb. 8.-Rev. Fred
erick Marsh, for over half . century
pastor of the Congregational Church
at Winchester Centre, died yesterday,
aged 90.
Rstlsr's Bill Regulating Salaries Of
Government Olicers.
WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-A bill re-
ported yesterday BY Butler, Of Massa-
chusetts, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, to adjust the salaries Of the Ex-
ccutive, judicial and Legislative de-
partmcnts of the Government, pro-
vldes salaries rs follows /: After March
4th, President, $4,000; Vice Presl-
dent, Justices Of the Supreme Court,
Cabinet officers, Speaker Of the House,
$40. 900 each; Chief Justice, | o,50O;
Members of Congress, $4,000. Mileage
to be abolished and actual travelling
expenses to be allowed.
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SrooKs.-We hear Of several persons
having gone crazy on account of the
Int fall In stocks, but have heard OF
none who went crazy OIL account Of the
great fall Off in the prices OF custom
clothing at Reinsteln & Co.'S, Main
street, nea Maynard's Bank. We
paid a visit to the store the other day
and inspected their immense stock,
and Wolf assured us that they must
sell their goods without regard to
profit, to make room for more goods
on the way. We would advise our
readers to call OH Wolf before pnr-
chasing clothing elsewhere.
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How many have regretted that they
"did not tako It In time" How easily
those lives might have been spared for
future usefulness, for Wistar's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry, a remedy Of half a
century's standing, cures coughs, colds,
whooplng cough aud bronchitis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-08

Tie QUESTION SETrr.En. - Those
eminent men. DR.. jas. Clark, Physi-
clan to Qeen Victoria, and DR.. Hughes
Bennett. say that consumption can be
cured. DR.. Wistar knew this when he
discovered his how widely-known
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and experience
has proved the correctness Of his opln-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-08
RArrLE FOR A FINE GOLD WATCH

RArFIE FOR a FINE GOLD WATCH
A genuine hunting cased gold watch,
the movements of Swiss manufacture.
a good time keeper and In perfect run
ming order, Is up for rattle at the Co.
Iumbus Brewery, a few doors north oil
the News Office. There are only 1875
chances at 81 a piece, and the winner
will get at least. 500 In value for the
investment Of 81. Who will be the
lucky man ? =
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WARN WATER BATHS. On Satur-
days and Sundays hereafter. warm
water baths will be given at the bath.
ing house connected with the we'll
known and popular shaving aud hair
dressing establishment Of c. Enos,
Main street, Gold Hill.
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MAKE MONEY fast and honorably,

DRNhh "VNhf lH6t HIEu HO'I0F"VIy'
by at once applying for n territorial
right (Which are given free to agents.
to sell the best, strongest. most useful
and rapid selling Sewing Machine,
and Patent Button Hole Worker. over
used or recommended by families, or
buy n for your " use /; 1t is only
IS. Sent free everywhere by express.
Address, for particulars, A. CATEIEy,
ESQ.,, corner Greenwich and Court
landt streets, New York.
nol4-Sm
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FINE HORSE AT RArrLE.-A splen-
did sorrel horse Is up for rattle. to-
gether with first-ratc saddle, bride,
blankets and sheet covering. The
horse Is most excellent saddle an
ilnal, easy, kind and gentle. broken to
harness, aud a very desirable horse In
every respect. He can be seen at the
stable formerly Of H. II. Flagg. at the
real of the California Bank. The raf-
fe consists Of 300 chances. at 81 80
each. and will take place at Miners
Union Hall, February l4th. I'd
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DIX. ADoRN, Ocullst, Aurist, ca
tarrh. Throat and Lung Physician. and
operating Surgeon for chronic diseases.
Offices, laboratory and residence. 2l3
Geary street, San Francisco. ja1S 3ln
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Rstlsr's Bill Regulating Salaries Of
Governmeut Officers.
az n CABLES.
Railroad Collision - NInc PERSON.
Killed,

Killed.
LONDON, Feb, S.-A collision, at
tended with loss Of life, occurred carly
this morning OH the North British
Railroad, near Dunbar, about twenty
five miles from Edinburg, between a
train from that city for Beswick upon
Tweed, and the Edinburg and London
Express. Nine persons were instantly
killed and several were severely
wounded, some whom may die.
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COLDS AND CouaHs.-Sudden changes
of climate are sources Of pulmonary
and bronchial affections. Take at once
Browns Bronchial Troches, let the
cold. cough or irritation be ever so
slight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-08

FROM the Atlantic to the Pacific til
fame of the celebrated Silver Tipped
Boots and Shoes Is spreading. They
Last twice "A long ns shoes without tips.
Ask your shoe dealers for them.