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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-05-16

THE STATE OF rENAS--ro the sheriff or
any constable Of Dallas county, greeting;
You are hereby commanded that, by max
ing publication Of this citation III menCWS-
paper published IN Dallas comfy, for four
weeks previous to the return day hereof, you
summons Robert Campbell, whose residence
Is unknown, to be and appear before the dlS-
trict court TO be holden in and ior
the county of Dallas, ut the, court
house thereof In the town of Dallas, ON
the first Monday in June next then ana
there to answer the petition of 4. &. Jordan,
filed in said count and against the said Rob
ert Campbell and Il. W. Baylor, and alleging
in substance as follows, tO-wit: For debt ana
damages on promissory note for SOE.. !, made
by said Baylor and Campbell 10 said Jordan
with interest thereon ut 1--WE per cent per
month from the 18th day ofSeptembcr, y. ID.
1873. ,...,
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there, before said court this writ with your
return thereon, showing how you haVe.cS'-
| cuted the same. ,,4
Witness, A. HARDWOOD, clerk of the district
| court of Dallas county. ,,
Given under my hand and seal OF Sald
court, in the city of Dallas this, the I'm day
| of April. a. d. 1914. \. HAkW0oD,
| Clerk district court, Dallas co., Texas.
| BY 7. NJ. BROWN, Deputy. .oZWiw
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-05-16

f0r gf6ff Of TfXbs fpup .hlnrw
H0g constable Of iullua tOuUtyt HnNInrI
ynu Htf nHfOiy Nuuunul N ilri hN iunI
Ind publication u aOtUe utWpurot iWlllsl.
tdIh iht county M bHllnHi iuf luuf Wtthf
pfcvlntr Nv the fniufn HHy lrNufi ruu syn
mons trmn Mny ard MuY, Lavish " lie
don and finndnn, tut0liun lnnl uid
lind, 1Win iiufH Wd Nufk hnl dhh9
ling. .NhOsp rpsldDnconfr unknoWlll" hruhu
nppruf hpiOfo fltp district court tnlW hWuDl
III md for tnc county uf Dullng M iliu cIui.
house thereof In The city NJ Dlllns, on lhr ~
Monday In June urNt, thrn una mere W ~.
s,yDr the petition Ut David Iurnh, nlru lli
snld court against thcmld Mann May hnn 80
MAY, Lavish llcndOu,-. llcndol, ohlgllnh
IIOiid, Bond, JuliH link, -- Burki nnd Jane
Hinge, aud alleging Ia subs Hncc nsiOlluws,
i0.wIi TINT said defendants, together WIN
others IN said petition named ~" luslly III,
dchtcd to plnintlifin the SUM ozone th0ushnu
dollars, by notes, which notes are secured hS
lands, and the pnintlnhcreln prnys FOR i"rr-
closure OF his snid Hen,
Herein fail not, hut have you then anu
there, before said court, this writ, WIN your
return thereon, showing how sou nave exc
cutCd the SANE. r,,
Witness, A. llnrwOud, clerk OF INC dIs'il'I
court of Dallas county.
Given under my hand and seal Of Snid
court In the city OF Dallas, TINS, Tie lun hhy
of \ pril, A. u. 1914. .. iAtWWmDD,
Clerk district CONT Dallas co., Texas.
| BY i. NJ. brown, Deputy. "-WiW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

LNOR SALE-l,lO0 ACRES OF LAND, CAPE NAY
II county, New Jersey, convenient to railroad and
navigation; 81 per acre; terms easy HaNRY r.
EDMUNDS. Sixth and Locust streets. philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

ar 80 MONTHLY, OR $500 DOWN AND BALANCE
"A in three years tsu yourself)--A Flushing Park Lot
prices from $500 to 500 which inrndc eeraut sh ne
and Ornamental trees stone sidewalks excellent SC hoos
and church privileges 10 churches tine bontns AND
nshing splendid drives. seven railroad depos a train
daily from A. NJ till l25 ~. elqht cents LAKE
James slip Jerry. loot Chambers street or Tbirtv
fourth eet terry. and go TO HiTCHCOCka Lana once
opposite Main street Depot III FLUSHING Of eai Tor map
avenue. corner twenty sixth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

AT S. PER MoNTn-sPLENDlD BUILDING LOTS
"A nj Ihe famous Garden CITY Park, looming the aue
improvements being made by Mr. =, y stewart, at
Garden City; Lots from $40 to Sx, according TO oca
ton. all this land has been under cultivation and IS
gsaranieed healthy; Tor investment you can nnd no
spot more desirable the prices mays free visitors
should be at store 5 Third avenue al 80 A. W., on week
DAYS n, W. hIfCDCOCk, Real Estate Headauaricrs
A5 Third avenue, corner Twenlys Oh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

East sac.

<1HEAP LOIS. NEAR THE THIRD AVENUE AND
u Harlem River for sale-Gra5ed streets, gas &C
terms 10 suit anybody Can tor map and tull particu-
40 r. q. 4 C. ;. BROWN. 90 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

AT IRvIgGT0N ON-BuDsON.-FoR SALE OR TO
"A lease. an attractive Country Feat dehghuuly
situated and In perfect order. with Of land AMI
every Improvement: win be sold az low price or leased
from June ]. EDMUND COFFIN, II Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

y Of Northampton, Mass. new Dwelling and
Barn house furnished. with modern prove Is, IT.
GLIDING waie- and furnace lot iOOxiil The above is
situated IN the most delightful part the town. the
elegant residence Of Of the members frm OF
4. a. Low Co.; price satisfactory. Address G. II.
PIERCE, Post office, Northampton, Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

SrhAM PoWER WITH WELL LIGHTED ROOMS
.1 'se aou Shall, one koom with power TOR c26 per
pVnU o. r. HALL. 1877 Elm street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

TOR sALE-ELEGANT MANSION. FURNISHED, AT
Scarsdae. ~ miles this city. location hca thy
beyond question; no mosquitoes III summer; the pan
building ll3x35 with piazzas erng 20 square Ieet;
large entrance hail, ornanened with Florentlne tapes
Try 800 years old III perfect presersaton antique Chai-A
old Armor bronze Figures OF AJAX ana Minerva (Which
more than century occupied inches at the entrance
old Westminster BRIDGE LOndonl on the nrst floor
wing billiard room, library uing hall,
room, buffers pantry, 14xl0. adys boudoir bath
ana two bedrooms; also
cn in the ancient Chateau Ciuny in Paris plnolled
eAng supported by heavy beams walls panelled, floor
polished oak valuable Oil Paintings time oil Eltzabe NJ.
Original Portraits OF Washington and Lady, Virgin and
VIlI glass Chandelier rom Palace Montmorency IRE
place for burning wool with large opening. 5l0x51q,
the furniture OF this is all antique and pur
chased in Paris anu LondOn at much expense
On the second story bedrooms. solid stone
wall is under entire building; three furnaces hot
AID cold wafer pipes The grounds are picturesque and
giving accommodations for guests, city musicians and
walters when parties are gwen, or could be USED as
home Tor O separate family. .
Gate Lodge Tor gardeners family two laborers Cot
and Muscat vines in I bearing and now selling at 81
per pound, with assortment OF rare ami beautiful
nowerlng plants and mushroom BEDS eight brick CTS
terms and five fresh water wells affordlng an ample
supply OF water at ali seasons; carriage house wagon
horse sheds corncrb hennery and two large barns
with stalls Ii horses the barns built in The
perfect specimen OF swiss architecture in this part
OF the country
For sale with the Furniture inculing Beds and Bed
ding China and Glassware and Antiquities. Also Ba-
Storm Wagons Slcghs Harnesses Saddles, one span Of
large, stylish bay carriage Horses Farming Utensils,
Cows, &c, 6c.-a for S55,UU.
Property is unencunbered Fifty per cent remain
mortgage 10 Early possession IAN be given.
To be viewed only by written permission from Mr. Han
NER s. Cliff street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

AT TARkYToWN,-TO LET, IMMEDIATE POSSES
"A sion, aurnished brick House, IL rooms: two
in lawn and garden, shade, elegant views; high very
healthy ground, bank nve minutes from depot
cheap also uniurnlshed cottage on Broadway:
nice grounds tagged walk depot; 500 per year.
= EMHEkSUN S59 sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

A FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE AT YONKERS TO
IA let tor the summer " rooms, kitchen, laundry,
bathroom stable; ice house filed ~ acres OF land
commanding extensive river view; near steamboat
landing ana railroad depot; approachable at ali hours
and all the advantages first class city
country residence Apply to address JOSIAH RICH,
No. Hanover street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

DAPlD THANSlI-MEClANICS TRAINS-WHAT is
~ needed by people Of moderate meens-Fare only
~ ccnts-WhitestOnc L. H. on milestone Bay the flu
turc centre OF large shipping interests only % minutes
hunfcrs Point by excellent Flushing and North
side Railroad Mllers platforms, steam brakes elastic
whees heater loot warmer under ZACH seat, safety
swifchcs ~ trains daily, IRON 80 A. NJ. " :5 mid
night roobed less by ice or Jog than horse by
gbout hour from the City Hall by James slip
Jerry double decked boats less ifom up town by Thirty
tour n street e-ry nearer tnan Fort Washington or
Elizabeth: only half far Mr.. Stewards Garden
.nyg more convenient thnn Harlem or ont in Brook
iyn rs near 10 business seventeen street and much
neasenter travel; schools churches; values steadily
creasing good society beautiful scenery riding. boat.
streets severed, eurbed, gutiered healthy; no more
cbis ana lever Than III New York CITY; fare
les train onS ~ cents. the nrst railroad 10 supply
quick transit: Communication by other trang SIS per an.
living In crowded tenements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30
WHITEsTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR TO LET.

LIoR SALEM THE VILLAGE OF wHITEsTONE,
III l.. L., four two story basement and french roof
Houses modern improvements three blocks rom rail-
road depot; also 4J0 building Lots near
railroad depot $500 10 $50 each. Apply TO A. T..
XIX r. IS and 81 Liberty street stairs. New York
city, from 10 A. NJ 10 r. NJ. and ut railroad depot
Whtestone from 10 7. NJ. each day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

without interest and - cash. ana will deed you
cosey House six rooms, garden bxi53 subject TO
orRage OF Sls0 give Sal q month tor 30
months and 900 cash. and get House OF eight rooms
garden, xl5 sub Get TO $500 mortgage; Sjl month
FOR 40 months and $50 cash and eet one eight large
rooms garden. 5lxl0, subject si40J morten &c, In
Garden PARK, sight Of depot Nhesonc. Isn't that
better than paying rent anu getting nothingy
SAMUEL DRAKE, office near DEPOT Whites stone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

ITO LET-FURNISHED FULLY, LARGE HOUSE, To-
gether with carriage Horses and Cow. for July and
August; bank of Hudson shady and cool: wtnn
hour from City Hall by railroad fruits drives through
Park and Boulevard. MILLS & RANDALL. 1904 Broad.
way and others Apply BY letter otherwise, to A. B.
MILLS, l56th street and Tenth avenue.
ITO RENT DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS-POSSES-
sion given immediately-A beautiful. partly ur
nishcd Residence City Island Point; easy and fire.
quent uni with the city, two boats daily: 10
trains Harlem Branch Railroad: urequalled oppor-
entities bathing boating and fishing. Call and
or address STEPHEN D. HORTON, City Island, weso
chester county, y. Y.
THE SAFEST INVESTMENT FOR SAVINGS THAT
will pay % per cent-Bouevard Lots in Westcheser
Ut 12U each worth 81 o. worth 81 900 III 10 years Par
ticulars of JAMES H. WELSH. 100 Broadway room s.
or 163d street. east OF Boston road Morrisania.
VILLAS AND VILLA SITES FOR SALE OR
to rent-Throgg's Necs adjoining Pelham Bridge
Westchestcr coQnty, n. y. Bave water fronts the
Sound; fine fishing, bathing boating, &C. The land
10 laid out in park style and will only be
decided to such as will engage not 10 erect NUS nuts
Harlem and Port Chester Railroad depot about
third OF mile IRON properly trains every hour Price
LORILLARD 4 CO., No is Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

RIO PICTURE FRAME MAKERS: ESTIMATES
j wanted tor ll,01J Rustic Frames. l0xl2 with and
without glass Address ADvERrISkR, Herald ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-30

L,oR SALE--A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE IN NEW
Haven Conn.,, l. minutes ride from the depot;
large grounds nne fruit grapes &C. house nearly ne W
hood near horse For ull description, and
photographs address box 654 Post Office New Haven
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-22

~. a., H., N,xrs Tbo Can
In 'oL
Francisco Ala oil June 2oth contains the
following relative to the mines in Gold
Hin proper:
y.,,,,.r,.,.,
between ne no,. i 40
are MINES Oh an "sS'esa'c isas.h =.
100 ieet. III an una' .N'Yn' no JnI'
smart IN opSra.oh u ,ho nnP paanr
pure SHAFT. whiTh s'alus ON "a, pa Scn
ground. That smart coihhehceuI iooo,
has sunk 2,0oO ieet, or ooo ieet
below the Sutro Tunnel level. II IL pro-
vided with machinery capable OF going
1000 feet deeper. II has cost Sl,600,-
900, OF which o%ne-fourth was paid by
the Empire and three.fourths by the I'm
perial. II is one Of the best appointed
shafts on the lode. and ON 1t the whole
twenty mines on the list depend for de-
velopment and hoistlng. Whenever all
or any of these mines have ore to hoist
they will pay a royalty to the Imperial
Empire shaft for its services. From
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-22

ATTRACTIVE LECTURE. - Tomorrow
evening at Miners Union Hall, Gold
Hill, Miss A. Shepard will give a lecture
on the subject Of ''social Life and its
surroundings" Tho lady. as we have
before stated, gave nj ecture ut Dayton,
last Friday evening. to a large and we'll
pleased audience on n similar subject.
and We doubt not will meet with de-
served success at the hands OF our ap-
preciaiiye citizens. She is q very tall
ented young lady. One OF our e1-
changes gives the following biographical
sketch Of her: Miss Shepard was born
in Savannah, Georgia. and Is now %
years of age. Her parents died when
she was about IL years old, and she
came to this coast with o fami-
". hut after their arrival they de-
serted her. throwing her upon her
own resources in a new and strange
city. Having no friends 10 care for
her, she courageously sought employ
ment. and soon obtained a situation in
a family as q seamtress. Subsequently
she went TO Santa Rosa to work. There
she lost everything by fire, saving moth
Ing but what she stood in. Feel
ing that she possessed talent, as
well rs unconquerable courage.
She now turned her attention TO the
lecture field. As a lecturer, although
neither polished o elegant yet intelh-
| Gen, listener o becomes absorbed IN
her subject matter and is held SPELL
bound through to the close. Original,
racy and instructive, she expresses more
truth in one minute than tho most
speakers do in M hour.
HrNxSxAL.-we learn unoficially that
Mr.. Henry Thayer. engineer at the
GLOBE Consolidated. was united in we'd
lock with Mrs. Fannon at Carson last
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-22
WESTERN DISPATCHES
l.rxciAL rs u GOLD NIL DAILY xEws.l
FROM vlsALlA, CAL.
Rich Mining Diseovcry-A Ledge OF
frabuIous Extent and Richness-

vIsALIA, Juno 2a.-Intenso excite
ment prevails here to-day owing to the
recent discovery Of fabulous wealth in
Mineral King district, sixty miles east OF
here. Returns received this morning of
an assay OF the groupings made for j.
]. Valentine, Superintendent of Wells,
Fargo 4 Co., show Sl35 per ton in sill
yer and gold. The ledge is plainly in
sight for six or seven miles, and forty or
fifty feet in width. An immense guam
tity OF the rock from which the as
say was made is above ground.
Tho discoye,crs calculate on millions
Of tons. There IN an abundance Of
wood and water on the ground. A large
party leaves here tomorrow for the
scene,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-22

WALLER on crksArios.-All good men who
deal fairly and squarcly by their fellows win be
pleasuubly remembered Ion: alter their souls
shall have returned Ia the eompanlonship of
the ju.t. and their bodies are properly erematcd
In iae most approved modern stylo. There are
plenty Of men. however. who deserve To be
burnt before death for their inherent wicked.
pe-s. and amopg the-e are clothing dealers who
.windlc their customers by selling clothing not
worth half its price. such men ought TO be
cnmatcd, and their stocks Of clothing with
them. Call At my store. In Halle building,
Main street. opposite the Office OF the GoLp
HILL Ews, when you want clothing, and | will
do you honest and square justice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-22

on Saturday last. was the most enjoya-
bic event Of the season. The weather.
as II in honor Of the occasion, was
,.r.,...u.. a, -, ,,....,, AZ n
uehsh''uiy mid anu PHEASANT :"
quarter to 3 A. II. the and
their friends, escorted by the National
Guard proeeeded TO the Virginia
donot anil embarked ON the trim.
Twenty cars were required to trans
no,t Tho Virginia delegation alone.
Another train Of ten ears was made up
M Gold Hill. Two more were added at
the Silver City switch and four at Car
son. An Of the livery teams in the
country were encaced for the picnic for
wasks In adynnce The whole number
~ nersons who attended the picnic was
sana.h.,s In the ns;gbbhood of 1000.
CrnwJs ~, n.orIs COLLECTED al the prin-
- s,.,;ons az ,hs ra;Iroa5 and greet
II = a,cnrs;or;s,s With the widest
Iama,s,ra,;ans 81 ;ov E,.Gov Blasdel.
Snnsr;n,.nJsn, ~ H. Rock Island mine.
III - wn,s;n, torcss drawn mn In line
aTh.,,I. anil o,1srad 4 saIpte ma The train
wh;rls,j nast ,he mine. steam whistles
'. =" pi,aS.. anil Kn;cler.
-. La;s,;n, ~ lsnt mn a lively
~ ~ n.s a,nn,s;on,s,s remained
uin
IN ,.o,,o wa;t.
hnnS :, .Sa y, Carson
uu ~. =. a. La, ,amsJ Mace
n''eI a o'iei nai' ~ = 49, ~ s;s.r,ion
"a. Trains sIsa on Mas nam",;xas wsra
VI .no A Z no.a,;an ., ,hs
reluif.u ~ ~ . N. ,r.;ns
mass VI n,ins =, -,
m,,'eu ,,' hs% as.a.n ooa
"AI -. tanan,aS a.ss.bo,y Snr.
erai dispersion ioiiowsu' e~'sf'yVu. uu =
,.ihs across ,no hc'us anu 49,,
iane '1Sa,us .ne poNeis Pien TL.
ShsueI = num- ,or iun.n a..;,a,aJ
,oinni'.ce ., aii as.as'm,. "nJ
~ .n,s;,u nnJans n.y. nonil con.
- .n az. "nmsor =. on;ormsn,
N.Y. IL" wona an,;,,.d 20 mi re-
- W.. 49, al wha sn;oysd
voi,ou .ho nnN"ua y" ~
'ns,. Ptinoeis hosp.'
eeaino' sPeaA ~ ~ -.
tertns Oh on iespe.'N
,he sen denyins ae,loh ., 'ne lious
IN this pat,ieuhs. pai..ls VI ioe Na,ei
were u~istriou,eu aooa, lHe NJ
tne wy s"., n
ho"ers berseii u iioneer 'nivN open
her house anu mIae ns an5
Iioneers Wei'vnh my wansn '
tossing were keP' up u h'e.Vns ua..
Three onnus N.to %a.;a"s.
namely 'hs "~asniag.oh u.aiu, Tan..
uuaru, nua puhu nun AZ.
iurnishcu n m. A''Pins ~" ~
OCCASION q unulh s''ps
Natiohh ouaHu' eo'e''" n'''
with glory:
The Nahohm Sunru 'ooA au'ane's.
OF the occasion 70 indulge w sonie any
practice. % emu. seont Th .o' ,a n
bpiAes ~ ,ae Ais. npt"h -
~ mauo 30 pVn' WIZ TN a.,
oneu q ts! 1 %,a'IoaJ;n
P'ile, ~ =. - re-
nmu ~. "" I, 49,, Tta o,har
nv, VINO MAJ, ."h...a ~, was.
PIlZe' n' ,ai, H;s.soJs. IL -
.africu ON " 'oo'
tVP1ihas oe ~ 80. -; ,ha an
ant ".a = ~ .ar,
N u" y, .M.;ancv 10 which ,bs
y ," - h,an,,,
n -" Ss - ,.,rr, hor
@ ~. g. a. p;ona.rs ~, ,be
nn a. o,arnJs
s01' ra. dpnmhs, ~ IrJ;ans ionncca
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-22
DIR. A. n. spINNEY,


well-known Throughout the country - . Pa
biologist and Physioloeist, whoss successful
treatment Of certain physical disabilities and
functional arrangements deservedly entitle
hin 10 the familiar recognition OF the Great
Specialist, would respectfully inform the eiu.
Gems OF Virginia City and vicinity that ne has
ss.u ss,sa, e No. ni ~ %iL III rs AND sIxIEa's
BUILDING (Entrances-opposite Pcstomce,
and on b streeD. thus giving invalids an orpor-
tunlty Of Kidding themselves, through MS pro
f~essional agency, Of such constitutional annoy
anccs and ailments a. he claims TO compass
and TO cure. Without entering into blogr.phi.
cal detaiis, II IL suficient TO simply promulgate
The fact that DR.. Spinney's earliest reputatisn
NAV be traced back to bis Inauguration and
conduct OF the Montreal Canada East Medical
Institute. The regime OF the English Pnar;
standard. An extended experience and an
assiduous study OF the varied phases OF disease,
enable him TO guarantee assurances OF success
In the eradication Of tho multiform chronic
Affection, incident TO both .ene,; suen a. Ssr;
Excuses. Marriage lmpediments. Chronic and
General Affections.
To THE LADIES.
DIR. sPINNRY, while naturally impressed
with the delIcacy Of the subject, feels no hesi.
taiion In assuring them that, In conjunction
with q competent knowledge OF their various
sufferlngs, such Is Nervousness, Neuralgia.
Proiapsus Uter, Retroyer.ions or Dlsplace
ment Of the Womb. Vaginal Irregularities,
Leuchorea. Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Constipa.
tion, and the many petty. Irritating distinctions
that almost invariably have their origin IN the
uterine region, Afford them immediate relief
CONE AND BE HEALED.
II matters not what your trouble may be.
come and let the Doctor examine your case. IL
ILL .A.N aA, aRakluR NaF Tnnaullaltnn an
please call and satisfy yourselves. whether the
Doctor understands your case. II he can cure
you he will tell you 80; II not. no will say 90,
Tor he will not undertake O cure unless be 10
confident Of effecting . cure.
YOUNG .afKN,
Who may be suffering from the effects OF youth:
full follies or indiscrelion. will do well TO avail
themselves Of this. the greatest boon ever laid
2, the altar Of suffering humanity; DR.; SPIN.
case OF seminal weakness or private disease Of
any kind or character. which he undertakes
or falls TO cure. lie would, therefore. cay 10
the unfortunate sufferer Wit may read this no.
iice, that you are tfeading upon dangerous
ground when you longer delay, In seeking the
be In the nrst stage-remetnber you are up.
proaching the last. II you aie bordering on
the last, and are suffering s0ine or all OF Its
evil effects, remember that u you obstinatelv
persist In proerastinaiiou. the time must come
you no assistance: whom the door Of hope will
be closed against you; when no angel OF mercy
can bring you relief. In no case has the Doc.
tor failed OF success. Then, let no despair
work itself upon your insgin,iion, but avail
ment before your case 10 beyond the reach OF
medical skin or before grim death hurries you
into q prcmaturc grave.
MiDDLE.ACED NEN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-22
MIpDLE.AGED MEN.

A way Rlrip. safe ami easy way to make mo
ney. Is 10 procure territory 10 introduce the latest
usefullnvention that Is wanted every day by.eyery
Que, every where, Who has q fafnly, q fqlLsirrd
sewing Machine with Table AMI Tresile f0r only
$40 that does the same work as q machine you
wouid pay 81 for, rapid. smooth and nrm, makes
a seam ~, strong that the cloth viii tear before the
stitches will rp apart, Eight new attachments for
all work and the Improved hutton Hole Worker used
by Us only. Agents only need show theQl IN opera
wards cleared daily by smart agents, No such ma
cLine was ever Offered nj any such price. S.n0 sold
last year. iUl,oD families usr them. Demand IN
Ministers, Judges, Lawyers. Editors. Maehinists.
Tailors, etc. recommend them as perfect. Rights
given free 10 frs, applicants. IL th-reis no agency
To- your place, write for u. or buy . machine for your
family of a relation, there u nene better or 10 cheap.
Machines sent to all parts Of thceouniry on re...sipt,
Of price, yi1. Real advertisement BEGINNING $50
s,,,i Il, every Family" In another column Of this
paper. Address the Proprietors, RonrRr J. MrL-
LIaAS 4 10. Is Canal street. New York.