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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
financial.

CkNTRAL RAILROAD STOCK AT PAR
viii be taken for trtclass COUNTRY RESIDENCE
Hudson 30 miles from NewYOrk at cash Valuation Of
months ago sd violation he
agreed on JAMES BARRETT, ST. Mcaolss Hotel. N'wiork
TOR SALE = so SHARES of the CAPITAL
il STOCK o. the RUTGERS FRI ~ lURANCE COMPANT Al
erest with pnce offered, RI fGNRS Box 1882, p. o.
CT. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY, CHESA-
- PBAKE AND OHIO, aud al holders Of Railroad Bonds those
conpoos mature MONTH Will fad information value to hm
THE FINANCIKR Of TO-DAY Al ntans .mpt rant new Of lii
contested . Carolina bonds al
ss and opinions b the and 10
oouV IS per annun. Publication OLce, is DeySt.
OIvicE OF THE TBisDAvE. RAiLSolD Co,'f ,SY.j
Tbriavr.. be alh and h1s~irtl~te. :
EEw.YORK October -, lS73.D
rT'HE STOCKHOLDERS of this COmpany are
bereby nouied their annual r"ng he BIZ Us nf
DIRECTORS AMI INSPECTORS OF lts.lIDN TO- d.
viii be be AZ this NEDNf SDAf, November re ~
The polls will open sni close at Of ia d. TIE
boot Of the Compnr be closed fo Ocobor 29 st to
Der the 18th next inclusive BY one Of the Bosrd OF rro
W. CHARLES >. ARfLUE Secretsrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
OCEAN 5lfamcrs

A NCUOR LINE.-Steamers sail from Pier 20,
~ \. a.. foot Of DE ct EVERY WEDSkSDAE And SAT J.
SATURDAY Nov lIrALlA... WelLes N"y. 10
TRiAACIA edEesag Nov. ~ Nov. ~
CALIFORNIA SATURDAY Nov. 10 MACEDONIA .WeduI Nov. 70
CaDn passage GsgJT, Liverpool
s6j ard 80 Sa ua'
steamer sos and S7j $50 gold Stegr GlA--
row liverpool London Queenstown Londonderry, Belfast Bnso
CsrIif $50
Draft. or snY owe rates Compsnys Offices Bowl
keyiork bENDEt So' BhOIttRS. Agents
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Esy,:;'E j.:!IIs

r. rRsT AMI MORT AGREEABLE TONIC vet introduced For
-. 81 ~ AZ Debty nni Loss OF Appetite uisln
,,ube recon pun Tue Poli Jounal Arthar
E.s,sJ NJ D. Wutsor L. Scott, esq, 7. r A. :. L.
X J. A. soD BY GTocors om1n AMI Cheni's IN large
tolss, al 10 each. beSare oi IN Iaton+ rfspirsiO
' GOODALL bAl EAO.sE X Co.
Led, EnglaBd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA RAU,ROA D-Trains ,a-'

DENNS1l Nv ANA RAllsllOA D. Trans tcNt .
frola foot Of Dcs tolsnist s
Express HarDary. PITT bIrga the West ard South -ih .
usn Palace attached $780, and $3.50 sands, g.
For rore wshnrtou the South via Penrsvvssis Air Lac
at s q. SuDdsr D. For haunole sni sa-
iustou. Via u. 4 -. y K. at 80 "a. d.i'
Express Pt1i-'Dhia. o:iO. 3 80 l2Jp s. T. = ~
e3O D. "a ugl, 5, 6lu, 1850 $50 ana
FOR irsstss At 30 . $40 ssi 6:lO sslsa'i cav
g.
Bnrrsn, and s.con class. TOO .. =.
For Nrwrx AZ o. 6:SO 1870. TAO $40 g. 10 II. y -
I 2 2SU $40 AlO t;30 5, $50. 5;sO o. &c. ~ :,
1880 $40 TO- 1850 aR ~ night suSds' ~ H. '"'
BIO
1880 $40. 10 ll:5o and II plight sunday ~ o'i'-
FOR RAILWAY 8 72O $40 10 a m. - M. l. 2. ESQ 3lS
$40 40 A3O $50 5iO o. $40, $3.50 1884, S'lV lo9 N
AMI IL n Thk Sunday $500 6;lO al 1850 y 80 80 -.
F9r woeibrdge sni Perth AmOoy. and ~ n -sV 80 No
For New Brunswick 7,2o and $40 I'm s;io $50
5:2O 10 1880 m and L. nghL Saniar 10 in1 f'So
For hast Maioae $40 a. m. - peoa an a'50 D. N
for Lambery Die and Pennington $3.50 a m sad p M
| For Phlil sburg aai BelYlere. and D. ~ -oo.oen
Accom- for Bouento Barlgoa, ami CAmiea f'+V sa'
| m. 1880. . $40 L. end . m
For Freehold 7:-U a. m, : aud ao.QnNu
FOR Psmbefton tanden m ano 80
Trans arrive follows rtts0l D. o'9V n, -,
7.i5 y m daily; IN tli loon " So.
tom All baltimore and Gao g. - s1t lOst ~
| aay u5. q: aBf lu2I ? Oh 'iIx 80
lO2f D. "a. Sandy 6;32 GOJ. q 40 o.SJ i4o' m A' ~
"s osce $50 435 2l anu GA Bro, wAy 10 A,,sr @
asa mod OF D,aN.ses aad Co.tAadsts kngnn eAfs vs.S
| gsisrg.ei.e A. J. cASsAlE Gen 'A-'As"
] d N soYD d. Gen. Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

RIHrTTAHCEs s.ed 20 seossssrlf
seeoB vsny the order, o, srransenenS
ave been naio that tie forssrdiEg
Compspl,S Agent shah a he uus II
div ~. enlI.c, the snnoust o. in,oiee,
ie-s,her with forwarding shsfses sa<
Custom duss
This noe Of ooIleetion ssi delivery
hiss becn fouud Of gresr service IN eos.
dating cur extensive AnsneAa Hsas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
DHlLADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAlLROAD--
IL ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE or CAhs IT
THE OIL REGION LU.IBsR nSIRi'r OF PENN liHaS
Wi Desbr and Corisn.gs. F-rnes;
$50 ~. bipr tdsy exc, SANDAL vita remsa
BsAslt Affe tris.ns 500 o. m
saSary, 7o5; w.lam,po soOi To-. hsvea lolS Remove
ll.15 M; orianil !; - m, IN. B1IsIo . l.
n m Enc Mar DALI. hu1,ay With Pa Palace 40
rom NewYoh to Eh Arrive Suuburys5lo; Wiianspcr 7slVs >
Icct Uavel s5O Renovo 1000 a irynsOn, bAO N"rff
Clio; Ere 72D = Irvinetn Oh CTees -
Ales heuy diver K l. for the Oh Region.
". A. BALDWIN. c,1,ral supsfu,eEss4-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
1 IA, H,,t DELICIOUS and Cheapest Ssuee m the Word
Wsrsne area ire from injurious INGREDIENT ,o-o
GO 1872 DOriLEs SOLD IN OSB MONTH AUGUST 1871
Sale unpr cedrsied In tue story OF seuoes ,
s nv G,ce,r, pmgs Is and omsn In Go al 81 t. sni ~
Ts.i. Mar wulos aiterB Plate. Beware Of lnisnon
leeds Ebs aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROADAer NOV 2, 1918 through uAn' VIII
III GIanl Genial DrDot. -,
800 m Cnaso AMI Northern RTprss With tawnEoom ears
thrrg. g. Rochester sal s. Ayrns
special taso bIPe with rswinsroon cars 70 R9a
eater, faaa'o. -
lU:4j Z. a northern and Western brpres
3.tOp ~ Aloan1 AMI Troy Erpres S'inriay' only =,
4Oo Montreal ExpeaA With slespsseAn from Nesterk to
50 AlbGrh
boJp Express Daily with sleepingear' for wassriown and
Iataalslgus
500 P,rsc Epre' Daily With seepinse,r, or Rochester
Buaa0 N.As Fasi so for Chesgo va both L. as NJ y
r1ai@
100 0. IN Egprsss Wish aeeprgea, Zoe rsY ami Albany
C. H. NLNDRICK
General Passenger Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

nA Isos nv. quoted at sicasAe shon Do nsl2asl''
ard osi u $lbdSl6 . ,,-,.,
p,ns the falling Of the s Of hOs fercgu and Domestic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
GAINING Thk
UNITED STATES MAIL.
VIEW ANU FJLLrPOwBR';D 81 hAMShiPA -
SAILING from Ees-iVrs SATURDAYS. AFev1oi " THUS
IN. rs. At Corr
RIP Bl.iC. SATURDAY, Nov. 3. at s;Oor n
GA Liz. ThUK~DAi. Nos IS. al Il noon
AVRiATIt, nA1ILDAI Nov 10. ~ 1917 y H.
BALTIC SATURDAY. No, - s. Goo 4.
CELTIC. SATURDAY Nov. 20 al l-:oO N.
Prom the White Stai Dos. Payous F.'rr -srsT ci,f.
Passenger for Al clssei B1rivas conJasx
sAFErI SPEED ASD COMFORT.
rona rls1'o
All svwsrssses seoH2a1'
steamers r-.--t -
KATEs-ssocn $50 Those "isiG1
tac CouItry ssef,Se yrepA'
$50.
r.ss.nsers AnencA PHs HAabaIl
sorwat swccn. Lana Australia Cana
Drsts from 81 apwsr-
AMI other nrnAtgn anpr the ConpanT
No. 10 ijraaiHaV. hewlork J. H. SPAihS Aaes.
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Sredmrouts arc nallrcGos.

STONINGToN IiSI5,I L2R BOSTON, via
Tue new and elegant RHODE I,LiSD Ta,.i.. Taar
FIJI rom Per 3D. Sor RIVER 100; II Jl, daily sieep Sun
day. at p no. r,Ps 70 gVi a,e1i q g. o'ns srs mes ss;,.,n a.
oaesOi we''eOFs Express 60 sas q sls Bo.esa,
l. w. Ger Pass At.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
LEAVE PIER K ga NORM Sf foot
tos, s'ns HocS eo0Aee'hg WITH trans for al
So Tom. Es %.s lG. R' s4 Df 81; Fs HSa i
nt-rna.e stations eonase a " "atns' 10, Hssef. air"a
RYE Var town and arr r. eilate : 'tors
ARRIVING IL NEW IONA 9:4J n. and 4:l5 IN ron
lS p M Ph ptia. vlae.'Hd Bilse@- BAy se AID
Iars. NeF-lorA 70 PnaaeIrhia, o. g %;
f,co, FsLt reei ed IN. saa delivered II P-ls-s
i r fISca, 1scat, Pier y. r. oo,.
NETWORK. NEW-HAYEN, AND HARr-
~ I Eoho X SSASSf"t 5aa a. s Nay IS 1873
PASSENGER station New Grand Central Depot Eaalee "a
TRAINS si IE1gs NETWORK
p' 1915 iSj nd s1 Zoo 20 c6 US SIS
,serl i5s AM $40 goe5 Es SO Ok a5i $40 tstl
az So is $40 625 $40 g'loP Goa For s'.ssG "a
so gqS S i i Bog i ST ms 3d. 500 49,
Bato1 BSp. via SpHS "a at sso5 ami 1000 AL
$40 ~ Shore Line a, 1000 .ai $50 The sv1 N,
por 100 Nih 'riins On ssers Lac
Dyon for N9Sieh Newport sa h5o'I ne s s y =
and Northampton r. at New I!avea 5000 N and izoo SSos
Montreal The sos OO 800 art i3S connects Win NaasA
road at Bnspor Tie sos sai SID BIB $40 sud
Gao DanburY Norsalk Al 80 NOrsak AID toe sos
l. ASS, $40 wth NS CanasI r.. rOad At Stsmpn
Sunday Boston Mail Trains at 1908 via sprngasL; 9lOp n
Prominence.
Day Express aud seepinecsn Night Rt
press Trains
Tickets can he pureha at Tee, oae Comp'av 6ras Cs
Offices OF v Y fran Co., 34i BoacSay r.
No. Cour BsooAu who will $50 eoeeG baggage cH es
F fussr Sra.ton Of paea,rs S., pe a. 5otes depot
h. NJ. REID Gen .nri Ns~liaysa-
join I. MOODY. nurl DN Newiork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

Of Tits date: -. ,h,e
hhseaoh the end domestic show
sAnins last seei the msrAss heavy and p1ee, n
which lej 70 the peen' oer.sos
A.. h.,x ~ eouu,ue ke and We can Sc
,o x vsrsn Of better prices Tor ween
NJ a,r detfpe IN values voad AZ once Aee. IN
,orsaiacns % thni rse to say he unte' ,an
from condition before January i"si'
,S,lr inc a few samples Of when VEL
o. os hrs supply % which 10 row nes'v v,n
Wiov Grove Bird. hha as
Enil growths command fsnev guresm here NJ. %
ssiw for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
Gicamuoat5 ano Railroads.


BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
ID ami Eiugsmcs RAJ roa 81. leave Cattle
nnea.p, al IL neon u al y. m Subnsvs ercettr-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

FOR HAVANA, -
L. NASSAU. PR1GREso AND VERA CRrz
EEw-YoRK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ,
iaavug Per s. North Rive al 3 n.
CITY or MEXICO (iavans aud heueol. November
CITY or MERIDA Havana via Ns.sanl. November -
tavAna November 10
CITY OF HAVANA NiavsnA dreet. .......Sovem1s 20
CHI OF NETWORK tiaSsns onlyl November n
'' s = ALExANDRE A SONS 80 Bro.assy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

EOR LIVERPOUL.
'vIAoURESSTOwNL
CARRYING THE q. s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM CoNPASi
,dspsieh one Of frss h o.er iron steamships
FkoM PAIR No. 40 " r., EVERY WEDNESDAY
a ioowI
IDAHO, Capt MooRR......'''.'''''No' u a. llidJ m
MINNESOTA, Capt. BODDoE..........Nov.l 49, al 30 D
wIsCONsIS. Cspi. T. W. FRExSAS..Ho -. at 1000 aIn
NEVADA Can't WIN FoKsTrH...... december g. a; roo
MANHATTAN CAN'T JAS PncE ir.... De. 10 At l0:3O n
WYOMING. Capt JAS GuARD..........Dee II. a,
CAbin pSsss. $50. god.
s.reBr asaire ole-. No. 20 RrosdrAJl SO
fotAe.. IL OF cabin PASSAGE sp1lvto
WILLIAMS GUioy 80 GGw-, g.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-22
MISREPRESENTATION.

Live in the light of the truth that hath fousd
thee, 80 -.
Live Is The ocean lives. sparkling and bl pad
Live for the thousands who perish around thee
Live for thy country, eternity, God; 81.
Live in the past with its eloquent history,
Live in the present, it soon shall have fed
Live for the future. enshrouded in mystery;
Live while you liv ere you sleep with the deaG
Learn to look up when temptations assail thee.
Learn to do right. whosoever may laugh;
Learn TO distrust the delights that regaie thee.
Learn from quilts chalice, OH, never to quan
Learn to rebuke each uhhallowed emotion,
Learn to thyself tU be 10y al and just;
Learn to make Duty the shrine of devotion.
Learn not in man but thy Savior to trust.
Labor for all that is highest and purest,
Labor tor that which is purest and best;
Labor for Him who of friends is the surest
Labor till death brings thy guerdon of rest
Labor in earnest, thy work is around thee.
Labor unWearIedly on TO the end:
Labor is worship, and angels surround thee.
Labor to cheer thee. and hy to defend.
Love mid aspersion, neglect and disaster,
Love in the sunshine, but more in the storm
Love above ALL thine ExemplaI and Master,
Love him with constancy, tender and warm /;
Love not of sorrow her vesture to borrow, =
Love in the dayspriug OF heaven to roam
Love everlasting shall welcome thee home.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-22
THE SIGNS OF MADNESS IN DOGS.

The British Medical Journal calls
attention to the measures recommend
ed by the Hygiene of Bordeaux, for
the better protection of people against
the dangers of hydrophobia. 1t is
well known that the madness of dogs
has a period which is premoni-
tory and harmless. If these periods
were generally known, the dogs could
be put out of the way before they be-
came dangerous. On this subject the
Council of Hygiene has issued the
following instructions:
A short time, sometimes two days
after madness has seized a dog, it cre-
ates symptoms in the animal which it
is indispensable to recognize.
l. There is agitation and restless
ness, and the dog turns himself con-
tinually in his kennel. Ii he be at
liberty, he goes and comes, and seems
TO be seeking something: then he re-
mains motionfess, as if waiting; then
starts, bites the air, as if he would
catch fly, and dashes himself howl
ing and barking against the wall. The
voice of his master dissipates the hal
fluctuations and the dog obeys, but
slowly, with hesitation, as if with re-
gret. .lgll- -......
%. He does not try to bite; he is
gentle, even affectionate, and he eats
and drinks, but gnaws his litter, the
ends of curtains, the padding of cush-
iOns,the coverlets ofbeds, carpets, etc.
"3. BY the movement of the paws
about the sides of his open mouth,
one might think he was trying to free
his throat from a bone.
81. His voice undergoes such a
change that it is impossible not to be
struck by it.
"5. The dog begins to fight with
other dogs; this is decidedly char
acteristic sign, if the dog be generally
peaceful.
The three symptoms last mentioned
indicate an advanced period of the
disease, and that the dog may become
dangerous at any moment, it immedi-
ate measures are not taken. 1t is best
to chain him up at once, or, better still
to kill him.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-22

Benders were cooperating with a
band of thieves, and just before he
left Kansas, he swore out warrants
for the arrest of.twenty-two parties,
many OF them professedly farmers
holding claims in Southern Kansas.
beers himself has assumed the diff :
cult task of hunting down the four
members of The Bender family. He
succeeded i'll tracing them until they
lett the State, and then had all inter-
view with the Governor OF Kansas,
who authorized him to go ahead and
nunt down the murderers, regardless
OF expense. -aw
With this understanding, he started
and arrived in st. Louis yesterday,
having followed a clear trail to this
place. -..4 sll =#......
The Benders left Kansas with about
$1,000, and Beers thinks they have
gone straight TO the sea-boai d, with
the intention of hiding across the
ocean. i.aT .-s-c4 80 ...} 9.
He will follow as fast as the trail
can be picked up. Chief McDonough
will render every assistance possible.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-22
PERSONAL ANTIPATHIEs.

| There is one blsmeless person whom
L cannot love and have no excuse for
hating. 1t ID the innocent fellow
creature, otherwise inoffensiye to me
whom L find l have invoIuntarily
Joined on turning q corner. suppose
the Mississippi, which was flowing
quietly along, niinding its own. busi-
ness, hates the Missouri for coming
into it all at once with its mu Idly
stream. L suppose the Missouri in
like manner hates the Mississippi for
diluting with its linipid, but inslpid
current, the rich "reminiscences of the
varied soils through which It's own
stream has wandered L will not
compare myself to the clear or the tur-
bid current, but will own that my
heart sinks when l find all of sud-
den that am ia for corner contlu-
ence, and cease loving my neighbor
as myself until l get away from him.
These antipathies are at least weak
nesses; they may be sins in the eye OF
the Recording Angel. l often re-
proach myself with my own wrong
doings. I should like sometimes to
thank heaven tor saving me from some
kind of transgressiOn, and even for
granting me some qualities that If /
dared should be disposed to call vir-
tues. L should do SO, [ suppose, if L
did not remember the story of the
Pharisee. That ought not to hinder
me. The parable was told to illus
trate single virtue, humil.ty, and the
most warrantable inlerences have
been drawn from it as to the whole
character of the two parties. 1t seems
not at all unlikely, but rather probable
that the Pharisee was a fairer dealer,
a better husband, aid q more charita-
BILE person than the Publican, whose
name has come down 10 us linked
with one virtue, but who may have
been guilty, Tor aught that appears to
the contrary, of a - thousa nd crimes"
Remember how we limit the applica-
tiOn of other parallels. The Lord, il
will be recOllected, commended the
unjust steward because he had done
wisely. His shrewdness was held up
as an example, but alter all he was
miserable sWindler, and deserved the
States prison as much as many of our
financial operators. The parable OF
the Pharisee and the Publican is per-
pet uai warning against spiritual pride
But it must not frighten any one OF
lus out of being thankful that he is
not, like this or that neighbor, under
bondage to strong drink or opium,
that he is not an Erie railroad mana
ger, and that his head rests in virtuous
calm upon his own pillow. Ii ne
lprays in the morning to be kept out
of temptation as well as for his daily
bread, shall he not return thanks at
night that he has not fallen into sin
as well as that his stomach has been
,filled2 do not think the poor Phar-
Iisee has ever had fair play, and l am.
afraid good many people sin with
the comforting, half-iatent intention
OF shifting their breasts afterward and
repeating the prayers ofthe Publican.
Poet Qf the Breakfast Table.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-22
E2,944. 100000

The debt of the German Empire
amounts to little over thirty-five
million pounds. The different States
it, however, owe in the ag-
gregate about one hundred and seven
ty-three million pounds. The liabili-
ties of the Empire may, therefore, be
probably placed at about f2OS, ,OO6,O 900
The debts of the eight most heavily
encumbered European countries, may
in this way be about f3, l52, 100000.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-22

A BAY CRY GIRL's overskirt slip
ped down provokingly low as she
stood on the ferry-boat, and exposed
file of the East Saginaw Enterprise.
That journal is usually "behind," but
to have its whole file in that Fl looks
very unlike enterprise.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-22

A Mrs. DAY, of Springfield, lately
gave birth to quadruples. The bro
ken-hcarted father says Solomon was
quite right when he said we do not
know "what day may bring forth"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-22

"Do you know who I am p said a
policeman to fellow whom he seized
by the throat. Not exactly, but [
should think you were the malignant
coUerer."
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-22

"A SYRACUSE paper has received a
poem on the loss OF the Atlantic" but
is afraid to publish it lest it might kill
some of the survivors.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-22

THE New York Assembly has passed
law suppressing the prize PACKAGE
on the railways of that State. l
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-22

Men talk about idle wind; but the
wind is always busy, and like cheer
full farmer, whistles at his work.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-22
DEBTS OF THE WORLD.

There are seven European nations
which owe upwards OF. fl00, 100000
each, They are as follows:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-22

hetvy rains and time had settled the
ground around the grave SO that the
outlines oil. the grave were distinctly
visible. and a few hours work un-
earthed these horrible crimes.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-05-22
Rates of Advertising.
Business Cards.

FTNA HOUSE, -
f. MUssER, Proprietor, west side Public
square, Rayenna. OHIO S-1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-11
rrIx,na Bus1Nrss SuspENpEp

TEAXINe BUSINESS SusPENpED.-
With the exception of a few bakery
and milk wagons. there Is scarcely a
team to be Q on u streets. All
of the heavy quartz teams which have
been engaged Ia hauling ore through
Gold Hill, to the Silver City and Car
son River mills, have hauled off. At
eight o'clock this morning, only a
couple of two-horse teams could be
counted on c 8 treet, Virginia, between
sutton Avenue and the Divide.
ouERY.-T. r. McGurn, coal dealer
and grocer, South G street. Virginia,
contemplates sending to the Eastern
mart OF the State for horses which have
already had the epizootic to replace
those Of his own which are down with
the disease at the present time. Is II
possible for a horse to have the disease
n second time? VIII some Of our sa-
answer the question?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Avert tho Danger.

Tho /" ethereal mildness" with which poets
credit the yernal season 10 moro an Illusion Of
the fancy than . meteorological fact. Early
Spring In temperate climates Il . fearful time
and tho tears arc usually too cool for health or
fogS and WINDS Of the season are apt to give
rise, prudent people, who believe In the proverb
that "prevention 10 better than sure,' fortify
their stomschs and brace mp their nerves and
muscles With Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Those who do this are wise, and arc rewarded
for their wisdom BY escaping the visitations Of
chills and fever, rheumatism, biliousness, fatu.
lency. constipation, stomach complaint, ETC., 90
common In damp, inhospitable weather. To
the less prudent, who neglect this precaution,
and suffer for It, We would kAy that the disorders
which this potent vegetable tonic prevents 1t
also cures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-11

steamer Great Rspsbiie-The Cesrs'
observation-disclosures Due-saera'
me.ts Election.
SAN FRANCISCO, March Ill Pm
Tho steamer Great Republic sailed for
Panama at noon to-day. She takes a
full complement of passengers for
New York.
The examination Of Page, for VIOLA
ton Of the postal law in opening q
letter addressed to another man, will
be resumed next Friday.
Assistant District Attorney Darwin
has recovered from his late dangerous
illness, and was on the streets this
morning.
The Constitution is due from Panama
to-day.
Much interest Is felt in this city
about the result of the election In
Sacramento to-day.
Gold, l16; greenbacks, s7A@Ssh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-11

CLEARING OUT.-M. F. Waller, the
popular clothing dealer nearly oppo-
site the NEws office en- Main street, In
DR.. Halls new building, has COM
menced a grand clearance sale Of all
his splendid Winter stock Of clothing,
to make room for the Spring supplies,
the entire stock will DO sold at cost.
Now Ia the time to get bargains ; pro-
fit or no profit, Waller Is bound to sell.
Drop In and select an outfit at your
own price.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-11

TEUToNIo DIAIooUE.-We give oul
readers the following dialogue, sup
posed to have taken place, for the
truth Of which. Wolf Is responsible
Hans Sprechlenheimer-Yaw, Katrina,
das ish 20. We ich bin happy nit dem
fellers bargains. Evrydlngs dey makes
for sale ish besser as goot. uud 80 sheep;
und, mein himmel gott, vat a pie
stock dey bin got zu kaufen, yaw
Katrina-Vere you pies dem goots !
Hans-Py Reinstein und gombany,
Colt Hill.