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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-13
n BRINEY ROOT
HAIR ~RENovAToR
New s.d Inpsriaas Disesvsry:

|
TT REpRopCcEs HAIR ON BALD HEADS.
1 eradieates Dandruff and Scalp Disease, pre-
vents the hair from falling ont and keeps II In
the most perfectly healthy condition. IL Is .
scientific combination Of extracts from certain
roots peculiar to the State Of Nevada. has been
we'll tested AID proves 70 Be- the MOST EFF
GENT and BENEFICIAL PREPARATION
for the Human Hair ever discovered.
IN PROOF OF ITS EFFICACY, ws are
permitted TO refer to JouN KEEN, ADAM
WksKR. r. CASEY, JosxPn CALIERI, and many
other well NOW citizens OF Gold Hil and
Virginia.
DIRECTIONS FOR USH, ,
Apply freely two or three times n d,y
rubbing L thoroughly with the fingers or
hands. II found neeessary. the hair should
Do cut short or shaved closely. Use no OH or
water on the nAir while using the Renovator.
For Ssc at the Philadelphia Brewery Depot,
Bloomneld's Cigar Store and the Columbus
brewery. Gold Hill; and tho st. Louis Brewery,
Virginia City.
MITCHELL & WHITMAN,
ap2sr Proprietors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-13

Tho Neeess:tv Of n Visit Ovcrcene.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing in any part OF the snee,
nowever distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think propei
to submit q written statement Of such In prefer,
encc to holding . personal interview, are sssureo
| that their communications will be held mos,
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
AL letters must DO addressed to the zorro
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. r. JoSSELYN, N. D.,
[Box 7Sl 61s Sacramento street.
Between Montgomery and Kearny,,
iyl n Ia San Francisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-13

Of 'A'. JOHN o. sTRAJcH, s.erstsry;
onaee-No. 40 Front street Cup sai.ss n a.
Francisco, Cal. WV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-13

cisco. Cal. ap26 I'd
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28
Whisitcy unA tho liMllON \.

Foster. to car.lp,ok murderer, com.
millcd tho rIiMc FIR Hhish lir life paid
thu forfeit. While 1naddcnpd with whi..
key. lie same IN, 10 ,aid II neall,
every murderer nov awaiting tho courr,
II the Inv. The Inst words II ten
Driver, wlp was hung IT Chicago last
week FIR ihe killing II hi. WIFI, ought
/, ring IN the cats 4 every man addict.
c'i y Intoxicating drinks. Seixin. The
rope, nnl hiding Il up before thoBc ~.
srlnhled t. sec him executed said ;
~ lirke, did this fpr mo When ans
II ,,n take drink Il whirkcy hero.
after, think u iii. rope and remember
NJ, fate" - Far ilault Republican.
Aye, l,ro. Mekin,iry, and ongl'.
moi their last words II ring In tle
ear' e every ono WIN IL furnishing the
stun IL nadlcn tho brain aud nerve
the arm d tho murderer. for they are
arc.s-or, /" every crime committed BY
their rum mad,lcnei iirndsi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28
The Might Traits.

a INV evenings ng", w were onu
waiting for ! Llaicd midnight In
tho intervals .f conversation. eur fancy
busted itself with .Lu thought u tlvtS
trains whirl, nrc ,c'y late, Int pu,rtaal
IA Fate itsclf; anl whose pale conduc.
tor take. up passengers Vt but onc-'l,at
ono bcridp thc Jcep river which rulls
between this anI tho other SHIRE.
These trains are running every hour
md w arc VII waiting for ono That
shall bvar ~ awny. There ars morn.
Ing trains. filled with briglt.e,cL.
happy.heArtcd little ones; tho noun
trains. into which tho pleasure seekers.
and tho earnest workers. tho strong
mon and tho comedy women are
LastiIy crowded. and tho night trains.
on which tho aged. tho Srow stricken
and tho indrm. who have long waited
~ the train. = gladly embark for tho
litilo distance thcy have yct % 81. lha
"All aboard" has ! startling thrill.
fos tbs "uood Night" u spoken not
agAin--no passenger tssunesh. Lutte
Tsylr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

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NAv lAsi n ifWA4spa 49, IN lnl
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IL JAan a ,Ae lltsh 4 y iasur.
atii A4vn4ea. al slsnsla vsaa's
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sss,l. ~ aeAsast u rht ne,lsesl
arstrasatel runRfr.t NJ " hpii ~
lrlia,a, III ~ tAi,a Monday "
Va,
,aA ten ilvlsies ~ sts - spwref.
ay l'ttsilpat ~irataef ltesFlpn,
N.lrh sha'l ~ sisseut lt#m ,he hsti
] tHhsm.
NV Nai'u II nuv III Til siss. aaM
islllri i, i u,ns. Ii ntsera Il the e.a
lefe ltalsti, ~ this sirinl,s
/ siate 'asthrr ROBERTS II ala hare. n
stiffness hpfsrr ,he r.anl Jury u,
snsw,r i, mr. question ~ Il wheshe,
The siulenis had begun work vt. b,
gave ~ m eaemple. ,has 4 corps "
them hn.ke,l unl rtilhc,l ,wa hunltet
bushels Il corn the morning last week
before ,,n o'elrk H. sas~ that ever,
nnuk mi rtruer II lie college huiltiin,
thu, could pecnunuiate u student i
full, AMI ever, l,nls M wurk, rhcctfn
and ct'ieien, Il i,es Moincs Rcrubli
u fafal
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28
40 nsuuisttOn az worth.

The Importance anil saluc 4, com.
mnnity II having s',pps. fact ric- ard
luna.tirr | ra,esl iii III midst can scarce.
II hco.er estimated. sncl, things come
80 inprreer'illy, TN that the, are al.
most ,ni,nti,ed IL their growth from tho
inf.nt. u tic strength and stature .f
tie giant
Latte List fall the Swrnson Brothers
began IL nlk of machine shop, agri.
cultural implement mn,rniacipry mud
foundry IN trr.ru. Now ihcs have Il
building IN usr, that il ,wo stories high
- ~ iepi 81 thu ground, which Ii 10
hc the nucleus ~ all their enterprise. q
this character In our midst Thus far
they have manufactured the most ~
their tools and are NV making n plane
Ing machine for dressing ~, tie hard
WOOL lunl,sr that viii enter ~ largely
intp the manufacture IL agricultural
implements.
They have lathe fpr turning iron.
AMI nfe turning nut sp,nc magnificent
ipbs II tin, line. They have invented
II windmill uli,h lias hrou In ne tie
nfi ,f the wil'cr h. motive ptwor fr
running their lathe nu,l other work.
Tie me IN ne hid only sis feet arms.
Which thy will replace viii, pnc Il se,,
feet, intending \ ps1,ropollin1 Iower
FIR their rlansr, lathe. and utLrf nnrli.
Iinrry II there should ever be caln,
NJ where then windmill II they lave i
butler aud engine MI nicely arranged.
aud II sufieicn. power Il perform Ill
that will h. required nov or IN the III.
tnrp.
During tho summer they will put NJ
and ret their foundry IN operation. II
tas' W presume t',is will IL III, carl,
wafk with ,,em f,r eattings afe mn In
,li.iarsihls thing IN agricultural implc
menta lhc >w.n.pn Hia'l.ers M,
meeiDal,il Al reniu.et. leas'ii,g EYER, jel
hnlaul vii tie ,unsl, II perfection ii
near IN l.ualan shi!i ean ,lp Il.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

Liza. WALLACE. mid.wpfkmg
girl. VII, pawncd snnc furs not belong.
Ing ~ l,pr u raisr money 10 bury n
roor relation, pleaded guilty ,erier'la,
In the rpnri II re.sio,r, md wins .enl
/, States p,..on T., ono year, h. Is,et
uirl srLlul h, sserirnlly ~ .i,u 'r,'s Lr'
place INNING the fslun.. ~. y, rta,
March. II.
Poor lixzir. II .ic had uuly been 4
man. and member of the l'anmany
ring, or congressman anl ssolca 4
million. rhc would have gone ho,nt
from tLe court rom. II shu Lad esrf
bcon artaign.d. with ila,tlIals wit
Ing - give her an ovation
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28
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sNall give as chcsp rate. Il the Ems, q,
tlies anticipate, 1, liz S,u,l then ili,
transfer ull III 4 double bench. II
u,f people.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28
AMeGdOl1 ~ Senators 1sOsuc
rOy uo0 barrett Davis

When. one DAY, weary with tho care,
u State, thu Senator from k.n.ueky
was .n,osinr III his chair, biz name WI.
called 10 yo.c. "Aneighl.r punched HI,
rib. anil uil. Wake up. Mr. Davis,
y.A,r name il called !" Half nncpuncinusl,
tho Kcniuckian ioso and asked tho Wee
President what they were voting on
The vice President explained that |,
was railroad bill In Kansas. well,
sail Mr. Davis In thu, sl,rill voice and
pointed manner u hi-. what | want /.
know hefpre | vue IL tho amount NJ
stealing In this bill."
Mhcruur.n tho grca. aud good pomc'
roy arose. hin face bsa,ning all Oyer will
Tho smiles only . clear co,sric,'cs ~,
produce. aud said: "lfthe Senator from
konsarky will perMi, NM ! will explain
| have thoroughly investigated thc bill
Mr.. and | assure you II there Il any steal
iny In II, | canno. dnd IT,
IAN right. Mr. President. = responded
senator Davis. II tho Senator from
Kan,as cant hnd any atcalagc, I'm sat
isGcd there IL none there. Laughter
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

Hon. 4 =. cps WHO VOTED ngnin,,
thu $4,000 Salary Steal Il !. sail, In.
written luticr In which Lc assirhs III
y rens,n vi, hc should take It. 'iha.
his father mi mother nrc orphans !
We think NIL tie fu,pr.asncn irnm Iowa
yntcd agti1ft this ifaad upon tie gov
urnmcut, that sumo ~ them ARC like
Co.'s father and neutrality-suspicious. -
but II they t,'ch eur cen, II I'M. fund
the; - 1T Z, cutter ip,n ni orphanage
where there w.n.l vi nonc IL mourn
with them. s'ame are taking tic laan.
e. {, inir ~ cl,lsw charitable III ein.
raisnal Institutions. Iii their districts
Stealing money u build churches III
other public institutions nugl, MI u
become rarilm anl will nsi Only
onr Mr.. Robert. " y III, hns nr,'crcl
thu Scalr tu,.as-.srms 10 pay the $4,000
.ni.d t. bin into III. Treasury u tho
lniirl stats IA 10 Ind w. right III II !.
II there are M, ,tl.crs who .ai.I
agains, tic robbery and then reiu cl h
participate II Il w would Ike 1, In "
wbp th.s IRE.
or the raseali,, RI ,h. net of Con.
gees. tho New iolk 1'iurs. ,he organ
u ,hs President IL New Aark, ta,s:
Pope who supp - that the sean-
dsl will .blpW over will ind ,hpa-
selves much mistaken. MLrn tlS ma
tim full, understands how II liz. l,vcl,
sxilIloi l.y il. representative. III Con.
greAs. tLcio will ~ i storm. which may
iuako c.no lon. butler question sLe
wislDsa hi Iii. curse. Ito rurt 80.
~ CSuYss ~ Lmls = gss.iAr ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

MI. Il. II kinbail. II this llare,
mel will, an almost fatal accident on
Thursday evening 81 last week =
About eight u'pleek Oh the evening
above named. he wen, into the l,arfcp,n
nf tho 1'rrmpn, House, and after a
few minutes conversation viii. SOME II
tho men vii, were III the room, Va got
np aud started out - y, hon,c. IN
stead # stepping III t'u porch into the
-ilraull II wrlkc'l along Il until liz
came IL lI.e wet end which ii me
three er eur feet l,igl,--w,pn be tel!
10 the ground. mil Il il supposed nt'nck
Win hrai against rl'larr siirh ~ thu.
Der that iaiI near hy iii. head was
ycrel, eui - tho right site a little
over NIL back IA tIe temple, AL III.
rkuli light, fractured ils right I'D,
uf Iia taen was MAJ badly bruised. mud
la siinii iiMu lis right u.n NilA *#rl.tu
slut. lii right shoulder WIS u ,ia''lpr'
abb, Injured. Lui II IN thought 80 bone,
aro broken ~ joiMs dislpeaiel: liz
al-r received internal injuries, which.
W. NJ informed hy liz attending
lh,,ieiau. Dr.. Chamberlain. are the
wort. III the extent III whiel, w. l,asr
nj learned. Tie fall Ia received
knocked | 10 sea.elegs, anil il !. Thought
Il, ma, viz h,.ua nhoa he lift The l,o.
iel and vi l,o wns found. that Ii.
mud ha.a lad IN Tint unconscious eol,.
,liivp s,ne lIieen or t~rlsy miDutef
III dil MI b,cunn rasioral ~ ~ 1.
repnpaie aDy one until l1tlay alter
no,,,,. H. IL a gentleman between u,
anl - ,.ar. u usA Il improving yer,
slowly u rrese,t. - Lime =, ring
| Herald
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28
The lbs M.in,a Register sAyr

The Ia, IL Iowa warrants being
hawkcd abunt ftr buyers il ppnc by
The most u the outstanding warrant,
ha,c nov l~cn rnil. nnl Inst nigh,
there were sD3.3l..,, III tho Treas
NJ, /"
AMI the State Treasurer has given
notice through tie l,rS Mnincs Rcpub
lican TIM after thr 99ah u April inter.
81 sill eei ~ IN oil State warrants pre-
-sn'rd during I ! temporary Sarisy u
fund. III tLo Treasury
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

rIArLEs on rnE FAcx. t'ase. -
have boon troubled for tho pn.t three o,
four years with worry disagreoable
eruption on my fsco, md had tried nany
different remedies, M vol ~ Ib, srions.
aud Ind given up discouraged, thinking
| never should b. cured. whom | auei.
ientaliy hoard u Jour kisa ~ rns
DIoop. | bought ! bottle and usrl
|. according u directions and received
relief. anl BY us,ng three bottles more
| sm completely rarsd. and can chrer.
fully recommend Il II shom afflicted
With scrofuIou. diaeases, ~ any imu,ri.
~ " thu blood. II. u. Missk.
Telegraph Operator. Ayota. y. \.
~ advertisement IN another column.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

DGMoagrr's MosTJLY, Tho April
number NTH, popular periodical co,neu
u Il. fresh ~ i spring dairy. II |,
very mupl, enlarged. aud e.ory VA,
improved, anil W. gnc~ thu ladies' Ut,
right when they NY II contains ~ muel
genuine inf.ruuii,u 70 Ill tho otlle,
Fashion Magazines ~. together.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28
~ ile N.i.iHaat hisl, L.sa \ support 4
Fasten Yonr Windows /!

VI #l1ihs III brea.. ~ eut,ing ~ s,Hll
ti.rup, durable, Very ea.lIy applied Lpias
aa.I ~ my ID o itsirspi. ansl ]. 4sli.tnstsh.
rr vi,eu lin sssl il ,iawn krtll stamp ter
sitrn.ars circulars nni ris eprper.l,oslsrd
lpras sel.f IL unt aijrpss IN tlr | ~, pv+i
paid an receipt II \, 80, l.Ibnrui tatli,fs.
in.nir - il,uir,iss Agent. ",niel Al
ireHs ilnl.iAatH s,.n bus -. M, iis
Market A., iiarrishurx. ~ autl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

Tic Into Mr.. Hewar,l oncc wrote: u
an NJ. lnare confident fan, truth than
! AN u this. that ~ republican govern.
,nvnt can stand that has not fur iiS chicf
aarpori lho morality and ,irsue q thc
psop.s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

Tho presence u mind u ss,ne men il
most remarkable. Now there 10 that
nan WIN dlncd - IN Atlanta hotel.
recently. ~ mistook tho horseradi.l,
fur 1,no Other tooshsomc dish and
plunged into Il With sn avidity chocr-
iul 10 behold. After having appropri.
a.ed ) spoonful y his own usc. 10 sud.
ie.ly paused and seemed - b dcliher.
nting profoundly upon some ss'jecs u
.ihc,. 1l,sn no gaya ! snort. and ~
marked liz 4 sort II intense manner.
Blaze. d--n you" Few mon would
have had tho presence u mind v mako
shss .psvst.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

4 wandering cAr, u The Washington
Chronicle, edited in part BY ex-senator
Harlan, har this extract among u. ci-
iiorial items.
The finnncicr states that Colonel
Srnrr IL Pennsylvania, avanto's y
railruulr, with tu.al length u 1000
mile. and value Il eb1U. uUu, uDO, tn
re,lcr with 81, miles u cnnal and u
| line III steamships. When .ael, . power
| i. brought 1, brar upon Legislation
there Il III telling what may larrcn. :
Senator Harlan should noi 40 som
after retiring from tie scnale, with \
sla.uoo r,rrulhienfaai ias,enel on hin,
make 4, rash statement IN the above.
| liz knows wlm. dill happen III his ease;
liz tool. Tie money. aud rcrhnIs w have
laI.cn llpa, times ~ full u lerra,ity.
tia, any individual tl,c people mn,
elect IL nny oIEre. .an hc htilul IL
serve Tie corporations ins'enl II their
constituent. Perhaps the only way
Inut i tos, amend the constitution that
Congress will mi, suggest laas that 10
TAKE effect must receive n nm pfity vote
, IL All tie electors of tho republic. IN
s,lnc u the State. II Germany laws nre
adopted onl, III this way, penalty be-
| ing attached t. MI el.etor who ncg.
luc,T - sosc QUO way ! the .tl,ur.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

You ~ A4rsloA' ~ April ful.
iills The pre,nise II IN pn,t. Il !. nm
excellent Juvenile Magazine, bright.
livc anil instructive. on wnil ~ enter.
thinning: full n amusement fsf the LITTLE
fulks
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28
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fodder anl grain iutn manure aud lael
III l, I'LL farm. which | think Il q ver,
important, par, u the farmers profit
i,u, aside from thu. Il gencrall, pay
much better ID keep stock with g-ni'
farm than raising grain alone. Man.
IT our grain farmers wi,hon. stock mr.
nol paying cslcnscs, taxes md inter
-, fur tho last = yrars. and still the.
urc imIo,rrishing their land yearly
This IA had state Ut things. but never
,hclcss true. and il IL better u a,!mi
the fac, aud seek remedy before !
i too late. The professional Tan, ~
merchant and mechanic Ill hive III
rect interest III this matter, IN fact tn
whole prosperity d THU country i wit
the farmer and on his shoulders /
carry, md With him all must sink .
swim. Hence the great importance ,
our assisting each other ~ trying |
improve aal prof. BY past experience,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-03-28

HArrs IitLirf tna y1rS0 Mss from
ne elects III EYrurs Ahd Abuses In curly
I'M, Manhood rr3inrrJ, Nervous debility
cured, tlnpeii,arnis " Marriage removed
New method ~ treatment Nav md r..
msrkabls remedies hcuks and Circulars
ssMt fires. III scaled #f iuirs.
Address, Ilnwshb st4oetsttNs, NJ,
tSMh Ninth ~, rhi.sisi.iis. -.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-21
AlPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1873.

While many of the workmen in
the country are striking against a
reduction of wages or half-pay, the
iron men of Pittsburg have very
sensibly agreed to take half-pay
until their employers can get
enough currency to pay them in
full, together with arrears. Some
of the workingmen have voluntari-
ly given back portion of their pay
to their employers, in order to help
them out of their difficulties. This
relic of old fashioned good feeling
once existing between employer
and employed has nearly died out.
There is likely to be reduction Of
wages and a discontinuance of the
eight-hour system before the effects
of the present trouble have passed
away. 1t behooyes workingmen
who wish steady employment at
good wages, to keep on good terms
with their employers.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-21
TO RENT /!

suit of rooms for a small family over Ezekeil's
Auction room Rent sl2 per month. Inquire Of
Uncle Ezekiel
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-21
News Items.

Letters from Pckin state that an
edict has appeared stating that
thirty-seven villages had been
swept away by the waters of the
Yung Tsio River and branches,
having burst their banks, and that
great amount of human and ami
NAL life had been lost by the disas-
ter.