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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-24

The following donations were reported
by T. b. storsr. Secretary: Silver ore,
by Frank Wheeler; galsna ore. by Capt.
l.. Rawlings; pstriiisd wood and q va
riety Of curious stones and minerals, by
W. Il. Shssan; specimens Virginia orc
and moss agate. by Lewis Morris. Vir-
ginis: silvsr.lead specimen, by ID. klink,
Virginia; boz OF artificial bugs, silver
dagger and paper weights, by E. Jack
sou, Virginia; silver coin "a. ID. 1906,
by II. @. Francis, Gold Hill; silver ore.
by Geo. l.. Andrews, Virginia City; shell
by Jams Brown, Virginia City.
Books we're donated ~ follows: Liy-
ingston's Lost aad Found. by i.
Thomas; Exploration Of the Nile. BY
Milton Mygstt: Polar and Tropical
Regions, by J. J. Bsokman; copy OF the
Holy Bible, by Wilson K Brown. picked
up ON b street on the morning Of the
great explosion and frs in Virginia
jane Goth, 1873.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-24

GuLrrr's Iaklng Powder never falls to
please. It is pure, and never di'appoints ths
cOOk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-10-24
sKILLFUL ATTENTION

Given TO all classes OF diseases. No idle pre-.
tensions or imposture; no fattcring or expert.
ments; no Injurious drugs; but careful exam
best remedies approved by science and expert.
ence, which may cure you though discouraged
and hopeless.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13
CRUELTY TO SHOP GIRLS.
A STANDING ABUsE-ITs PHYSIOLOGICAL
EFEF(vTC

n
EFFECTS.
A medical gentleman writes as follows to
the Philadelphia Bulletin: May call atten-
ton through your columns to an abuse which
exists in many of the stores in our city,
and which is net appreciated nor con-
deTnned as it ought to be. refer to the Gus
tom prevailing in some stores of compelling
the girls and women to stand behind the
counter during the entire period Of their
daily service. L am, as you know, not the
first to speak of this, and would that nv
short notice might avail tor good. The Gus
tom is selfish, cruel, and useless. Selfish or
the part Oft the proprietor requiring tho wo-
man TO stand all the time, whether serving
customers or not, and this merely that they
may appear to be always on the alert TO wait
on those who call. Cruel il also is. and to a
degree. To stand from or o'clock in the
morning to 6, 8, or 10 O'Clock at night
AS is the custom at certain
stores-with a short time at midday
for dinner, would weary any man.
But to exact such service from girls and wo-
man! Their physical powers are, it is well
known, much weaker than those of men at
any rate, and their anatomical and phys
biological peculiarities they are entirely un-
fit for bearing this especially severe toll viz:
standing all day long. My professional
brethren, who practice largely among wo-
men, are constantly witnessing
THE TERRIBLE CONSEQUENCES
of the most cruel "rule of the establish
ment." The poor sufferers generally bear
long with what no healthy woman can
safely bear for mere month without becom-
ing sufferer-before they apply to us for
relief from disorders induced by the enforce
ment of this "rule." Disorders, which not
only for the present cause pain, WEAKNESS.
weakness. loss Of appetite, indigestion,
sieeplessness, mental depression, ETC., but
which are actually incurable, and so con-
tinue indefinitely; incurable because the
cardinal necessity of removing the cause"
is denied them by their employers. Often,
when, after years of this inhuman slavery q
husbands care relieves them from the house
of bondage, they enter upon their new life
feeble, diseased, and utterly untitled to assume
the high and important obligations which
now devOlve upon them. The GUS
wait upon customers more promptly
and more effectively, if they are allowed TO
sit down and rest when not employed
L have heard complaints of girls at certain
stores being slow in waiting on purchas-
ers, being listless, and not interested, etc.
How can they be otherwise when in weary
pain? Sprightliness and WEAKNESS are not
altogether compatible. II the press would
speak against this abuse, and if women who
buy, in iurstic to those of their sex who thus
toll for living, refuse to deal where the
rule" above referred to is in force, we
would, before this year closes, see the abuse
abated. L speak of EIany years of observa-
ton, and from much sympathy with those
who suffer needlessly and sadly.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13

pervading republican circles. of doubt and
uncertainty. There is no longer any boast
ing as to the msjoritiss anywhere. The only
crumb of comfort is. that, in prevalent de-
mOraliZation, the democracy is hurt worse
than they are. As to that, have no spe-
cial opinion TO offer; only TO say that expe-
rience proves the democratic party To oe
pretty well modified. ready to do its duty,
like the Light Brigade at Ii alaklava, with
out reasoning why or making reply to the
demands of its leaders. If 1t can be kept as
well in hand this year as in other years,
there is good reason for the political ague
that now prevails as an epidemic in repuo-
lican CIRCLES
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13
MEDICAL. SPEOIALTIDS
twenty-five Years Experience.
MEDICAL OFFICE OF DIR, ROSE
No. IS West Market street, one square
North of Bates House.

no. IS West Market street, one square
North Of Bates House.
OFFICE EOURS-sA M to 4P, NJ and Ito
Pm. Sundays, 20 4P.z.
Dr.. Rose The great specialist, sevotes his at
tentlon exclusively % the treatment OF Chronic
end Long Standing Maladies. DR.. ROSES success
In the Treatment q all Throat and Lung conf
plainte, Pneumonia, Asthma, Brone hitis, Con
- SSST - n FSiil - sa ~ - -. .,
cured. Rapid relief afforded in Dyspepsia, dis-
eases OF the Liver and affections Of the biOcd
Nervous Debility, Female Complaints OF every
character receive especial care, and treated with
the most pleasing results. In performing speedy
cures OF PriVcte Diseases or complaints OF the
Genital and Urinary Organs, Dr.. Rcse sremediss
NEVER FAIL. Radical cures guaranteed without
loss OF time or change OF diet.
S-Dr. Rose viii be pleased to furnish inouir-
ers the most convincing proofs OF his marvellous
success. Private onsultation rooms connected
with office. Charges in accordance with circunl.
stances OF patient. CONSULTATION FREx.
Address ali communications to
nR. 4. w. ROSE,
No. SO West Market ST.. Indianapolis, Ind
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PRAzIRR's ROOT BITTERs. THE GREAi
BLOOD AND HUMOR REMEDY.
[FlOHl ne c1ereland S,ua.lay Morning Totoel

lFfomut CtereioRd SURe0y Morning VOfcel
That Fraziers Root Bitters possess an efficacy
greatly superior 10 any other preparat ton foo :
searching the blood with which we are &C
quainted, we can testify nom actual observa
ton. We know many Instances where indt =
Vlduals for years afflicted have been perna
nently restored to health by their use. Nj :
Frazier, the proprietor is a resident OF this city
and Is widely known as one OF our most promf
nent business men. His references TO The grea
value OF his Root Bitters are also persons we'll
known as citizens OF standing and integrity, in
whose statements implicit confidence may be,
placed, and their testimony may be taken as
conclusive evidence Of the estimation in which
Mr. Frazier's Remedy is held, particularly at
home: Here II has already attained that posi-
uon mat requires no recommendation, having
stood the test of trial here. We can wi safetS.i
and do recommend with entire confidence its
use elsewhere, by ali who may be afflicted with
any KIND o. weakness or humor in tn blood as
the most searching, strengthening and healing
remedy OF which we have any knowledge.
81 % pei bottle.
GEORGE w. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Oh 81. Clair street, cleveland, D.
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When the liver becomes disordered and dis
eased, the person so afflicted isindeed mfsera-
ole. Inc SKIN becomes sallOw, the tongue is
coated, coStiveneSs prevails, sometimes dfarrhoea
appetite frequently voraciOus, at other times no
desire TO eat, the patient is languid devoid OF
energy, falnt, dyspeptic, weary a body and op-
pressed IN mind has fit OF the blues; duh ewes
ana Dlotched skin complete the picture. One or
ali OF these VIII indicate that the liver is in
trouble; it is natures voice crying for aid De-
lay is dangerous. In this disease Frazier's Root
Bitters act like magic.
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RHEUMATISM.

Never before has there existed n remedy as
unfailingly successful in the rheumatic affec-
tons as Frazieris Root Bitters. One or two bot
ties Will do more than hogshead of liniments,
Tor II carries out of the circulation the acrid hui
mors in the blood upon which the rheumatism
depends.
Frona SAMUEL +. KIMBALL. Boston.-SIR:
have suffered with chronic rheumatism over
seven years, have tried probably twenty ply
sielanS, and spent hundreds of dollars, al with
out relief. an now using your Root Bitters,
they curing me. and 1 would not be without
them for a thousand dollars.
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HEART DISEASE,

spire freely, causes palpitation of he heart
throDblng of the stomach, shortness OF the
oTeaIh, swimming or dizziness of the head
numDness OF the body, stagnation of the blood
ana many other distressing symptoms Fra
zler's Root BitterS cures all such dIffcUlties IF
structions.
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Mr.. FRAzIER-DEAR SIR: Ideem IL an act of
gratitude TO you, and dufy toward those who
STA, 10 make the following statement: L have
been an invalid tor over thirteen years. Ny
complaint was a disease of the liver and dys-
pepsi4. My SKIN was yellow, the white OF nv
eyes was the color of saffron; l was sleepy and
heavy, with headache. and no appetite for food
OF any kind; was afflicted as bad as any living
woman could be- took bottle after bottle OF
patent medicines, and paid over 500 to the best
physicians without any benefit. 1 suffered
more than can tel you by letter, but could
get no RELIEF unit about two months ago pur-
CHASED bottle OF your Root Bitters from LouiG
Smithnight, druggist, l35 Woodland avenue
this city L used this bottle up, and since then
have used nearly Two more, and they are the
only posluNe. sure cure for liver complaint and
dyspepsia have ever tried; they have cured
me completely, and to-day am as healthy as
any person can be. You may use my name IL
you see proper, IS it may be the means of in
duclng others TO try your discovery and be
cured, ior good health is better than gold. Ever
your friend. MRS. ELLEN CRASHAW,
NO. 70 Orange street, Cleveland, .
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ROOT BITTERS A SURE CURE FOR HUAIoRs
PIMPLES on TILE FACE
FEMALE DISEASES.

Frazier's Root Bitters have given health and
spirit TO thousands of females. The hollow
cheek, the sunken eye, the sallow oountenance,
the dark circles underneath theeyes are all in
dieatfYe OF weakness Of the female organs OF
generS..,cio i WHICH are speedily overcome by the
use of the Root Biitets.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13
DISEASES OF TIE SKIN.

All diseases of the skin are blood dis
eases, for when the blood is pure the skin must
be free from all unhealthy eruptions. Pimples
on the face or body, erysipelas salt rheum, ul1 q
GERS, sores, bolls, caTbuncles. B.Otches ia thsf1
the hair, sore eyes, running from the ears, etc,<
ETC., are caused by vile humOrS n the blood. -
which can be speedily exterminateG by usingN
Frazier's Root Bitters.
o.
ROOT BITTERS SURE CURE FOR HU1IORs AND )
PIMPLES on THE FACE. Y.
DEAR SIR: My object in writing the follow.,s
ing Is 10 spread valuable Information. Having 4
been troubled with humols and piTnplts I'm my
face and body, and after trying SsrsaparillaT
and many other remedies advertised, fOrn
searching the blood, and receiving no benefit, 1 4
commenced using Root Bitters, and less than
three bottles has effected radical cure 1 have
never enjoyed such good health before, and
attribute IL to the use of your Bitters.
II. L. HERBST, Canton, o.
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HAS DONE ME MORE oooD THAN All rHz

MEDICINES HAVE TAKEN FOR TEN YEARS,
Mrs, Daniel Smith, of Concord, N. H Iiicted
with Weakness, pain in the lungs and Shoulders,
neayy pam over the eyes, restless az night, and
tired, fainty feelings all the time writes:
MR. FRAzIER-DEsR SIR: 1 received the
bottle OF BitteTs you sent me by express and i
have taken the whoieO Of it, and IL has done me
more good than all the medicines / have ever
taken, and have taken more or less for tan
years. thought 1 could get them from o oTrr
druggists, but they do not yet have them. 1
could have sold . bottles if 1 could have got
them; think you might have great sale for
your Bitters here. want you to send me SIX
bottles for s., the price you advertise. Send
best medicine 1 ever saw. From your most
grateful friend, MRS. DANIEL SMITH.
CATARRH.
To cure Catarrh. cleanse the blood. 1t can be
cured IN no other way. You can no more cure
into the nose than you can cure a scroduous
sore with local application. Frazier's Root
BitterS will positively cure Catarrh II has
never alled III a single instance.
cATARRH CURED.
Mr.. FRAZIER: / wish 10 inform Won ,vba.
your d edicine has done for me. / was affiicfed
with 1atarrh in its worst form for many years.
1L-Su various medicines recommended by pbv-
scians, which proved but a temporarv 'raslIef,
~ the advice OF a lady friend who was cured eff
cured one half dozen bottles, and they have &C.
compIished perfect cure in nv case. BelfeVfna
inaI tnonS 1 are dragging out nserableex
recommend your Root Bitters to All who are ,
similarly anlcted. MISS AMELIA BRANT,
Buena Vista, Butler Co, Pa.
CONSERVATIVES READ. 81.
Mr. FRAzIER-DEAR SIR: am taking vour I,
ROOT hitters. They have done me a great deal !,
oi good; they have cured my cough, and / feeIs
IKE another person. Yours truly.
BARNEY CAIN, Niagara, Ontario. "a
FEVER AND AGUE. sIt
No other remedy will cure ChiiIs ana Fewer
ana all Malarious Diseases quickly as Fra
ziers Root Bitters.
A POSITIVE ANTIDoTE FOR FEVER AND AeUR.
IA r. FRAzTER-DEAR SIR: For several month";.
nave been afflicted with fever and acue For
weeks 81 Time was confined TO the house.
my suffering was intense. | could find no cnr,,
until heard OF your Root Bitters. which Hyers
recommended 70 rae as having cured SO n1arv
persons. have taken the Root BitterS aborf
Two weeks, and they have restored me 10 nv
former health. With every feeling OF GRATITUDE
Tor your lneStimable discovery, am yours re.
spectfully, JOHN ROLAND.
No. 81 Prospect street, Cleveland. O.
- Sold by all druggists and at country stores.
SOD at wholesale by Browning 4 Sloan. a
hleler. SteWart& Morgan, Haskit & Morris and
Ferry Bros, indianapolis, Meyer Bros. q 90.
Fort wayne, Leonard Dale & Co, Ioransporf
Sullfck q Berry, Terre Haute, Tinney q Moore
Lasa! ellie. end Keller ! White, EyaasYine, Id
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ONLY 81 PER YEAR, SAMPLE COPY l0c,
H. L. BENHAM,
Publisher.

Dealer in Pianos, Organs, Stools, Covers, ana
indianapolis.
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SUFFERED OVER THIRTEEN YEARS WITH
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA, CURED
BY THREE BOTTLES OF ROOT PF-TERs
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FEVER AND AaUE.

No other remedy will cure ChilIs ana Feve
Tiers Root Bitters 10
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CATARRH.

To cure CatarTh. cleanse the blood II ran he
cured in no other way. You can no more cure
Catarrh by injecting and snuffing medicines
sore with local application. Frazier'S Root
BitterS will positively cure Catarrh II has
never failed in a single instance
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-13
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

GORGE w. FRAZIER, Proprietor,
oJl 81. Clair street, Cleveland, ..
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CATARRB CURED.

Mr.. FRAzIER-DEAR SIR: am taking vour
Root Bitters. They have done me a great deal
az good they have cured my cough. and Zeal
ike another person. Yours truly.
BARNEY CAIN, Niagara, Ontario. !
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A POSITIVE ANTIDOTE ZOE FEyER Ar Aanr

Sold by all druggists and at country storeS
SOD at wholesale by Browning 4 Sloan, A.
hleIer; stewart q MoTEan, Haskit & Morris and
ferIy BROS, Indianapolis, Meyer Bros. a Co.
Fort Wayne, Leonard Dale & Co., Logansporf'
Sulllck q Berry, Terre Haute, Tinney & Moore
LS'!a! ssse. ana Keller y White. Eyaasyine, Lid
The New York herald., 1874-07-28

KKsmyys Ks ysySli AS' Annie Lee hSga cns,eg;s
asn Island Srs. Pash Maurice siver rho%ss nas
Butler Bedford Gnd cleared for dOI Minnie Rep
sSie led>.stea nshp Lancaster, Mills Bos,on; ships
ASSwsp Jq'eRS nors Fa r rans
%ygden iitns, Hol@burs, settin MARY Mckee, sharp.
Eos;"u sTFs Ea ssan sayag%ea ha.S. cSs
Alice Borda, Dukes do =,
ye snS % Sr Wa
ssrs Foriana Tor Rsttefdam ' schrs spe"awsR lof
sS;,. iSS Boston; si%%ans for a% Fail River Ssrali
sal. iro@ Rch@end Va; AivaTado from Blue H,ii and
RssS.Sis RssS Hen s5sSiasses:
rren BATH SGSss Sss Gs
Sers sna amd WIN .St sca from Boston Clara from Dan
EIn rsrssssa down. bark Aretta ssntsnaer brig
49, Levering, for Providence; Florence Novel; iot
and pfSy %ysrd e rom G% s
Harding, sh and Bessie Morris Kennebec River; d
nra aSs Ssom don nr rF'
Charles and Ss Sam 5spSr e IN the ss Sy Gs
FrnSs ds iSr nAn5Werp at anchor of the ledge bark
Lsw1sn Del July e. AMstesmsnp wyoming
@ Sss elsS xSbesSsa, ss%a.' rca %s"s
HSs if = \ stYl
Shephc
above Enssfpse s sail sailed
roMrLASP6 ~ July as0Arriysd schrs Matte Hand
phia. '"'@"
tsSnSfs Sa r1Hss Hs.ssys .s A,o..
brown Town. Port ,oh,nson. x,...
Ruth t do % osa cs
PROVIDENCE, July 25-Arrved. schrs Ellen N Bsx-
f sr Asns ssSd
rIhiadephia; Fanny Fern. Eaton. Elzsbe ethport WIN
ssps sss M shu 9osns kE VIZ
ton. Palmer, and Harriet Ryan, Robbins, New York;
sailed steamship VIM Kennedy. Foster Baltimore via
smis
Come pc s
T:ey' asSysvT..4SS: ySif %ay oxsn Fox:
Fish, Elzsnoethport; Ply, Carter south Amooy;
tas'fE
2h.;,A,STiyed steamer 0atharne whiting Harding
PAwTGGcKGr July as-Arrived schr Anna Stafford,
Ketchnm Philadephia.
SsiiedIsshr Elias Rnnyon Campbell. New York.
Ri RICBA0ND July %-Arrved' schr Florence Mayo,
Belov-Brs Meryman, from New York.
sn SaeS-srs led S jennie CneHey Arey, Rio Grande dc
uiesredsrs sae LOUIS Msdeirs f~ Sosander Trieste
R0CKP0RT Me- July 22-sa'led, schr Convoy, French
SAN FRANCIsoo July is-Arrved, ship san Rafael
ssss,,sa1sars. B Murray Fuller Honolulu
rNfh-Arriyed steamship Altoona GER, Hore Hcna
SAVANNAH, July 26- Arrived, schrs Chas Moore Phil
sdelphia; Kenduskeag, Wyatt Providence
Nth--Arrived, steamship America, Billnps Baltimore
!. Cleared-Brg Emily + Sheldon Hatch Grom New yora
SMITHYILLE. Nc, July 25-Arrived, schr Jonas II
sfoSiNGToN, July s4@ATrived, schr Helen. orowen.
Philadelphia.
VINEYARD HAVEN. July 25-Arrved, schrs Cephaa
Starrett Weeha for Boston; Charlie Miller
for New York Craft Rockland for do; David Faust
Boston for Philadelphia; Jas Maloy, Georgetown. DE
for Danvers Aaa Barker, Belfast for Charleston.
saied-Schrs Sturtevsnt Saratoga, C Craft, David
Faust Jas l. Maloy, and Ada Barker
26th-Arrived. bark N Haven Hoboken for POrand1
brigs Mary Roosevelt Ycomico River for Richmond,
Me; Curtis Philadelphia for Portland schrs sew,
eny six, Kennebec River tor New York Atlantic, and
Maggie Bangor for do Irene Messervey st George lor
Baltimore
Salled-Brg Mary oscvelt; schrs Seventy Six, At
lannc, Maggie, Cephas Starrett, and Charlie Miller.
WILMINGTON NC, July 24-Arrived, barks Svalen
lNor,. Andersen, HAMPTON Roads vinee INor' Hen.
schrs. Howard Googins Beverly Mass Ben Davis, New
Sork
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reasonable, not only because all public
stables have egen searched, out because
every conceivaPe place. public and private,
III Whlcn carriage could De stored, mas aireaiy
eeen overhxufed-put In valn-ny the police. rau-
ing 10 nnd the horse and carriage the pohce then
made desperate EFFORT 10 discover the child Itself.
Hotels, private dwellings,; resorts pubic and pri-
vate oil every nature saloons cellars, attlcs anu
outhouses were thoroughly explored INDEED, In
their rash raids the police nave coininittea sum
cient 'outrages upon private homes and Individual
properly 10 lodge every one OF them IN prison.
no GOOD has resulted. and II was not until the
ponce had dene all these things that the pupc Nc
gan to be agitated with strange suspicious -,
IL was SAID by many when the news ol he kpA-
mapping was hrst communicated that III ~as In
act OF OF Mr. Ross enemles, or else oS gne
OF ms numerous creators. The police ran 8his
theory out 10 the bitIer end--worKed DAY and
night 20 prove II, but failed Then another theory
was limited at which involved Iemaie 10 the plot
The police ventilated this also. WIN no succeSs
CONCLUSIONS or TIE foiLCE
Taking the conclusions OF the ponce, thef pub'rc
are assured OF tire following Iacts;-
Ftrst-rhe boy not stolen by enemies or
creditors.
Second-Be was not Abducted from hlshome by
a disappOigted'or designing wemau.
Thjrd-I1e men VINO stole him were not or the
fraternity Oi local professional thieves.
FOnrtis--Jhe Investigations made thus faT prove
the theory that the kIdpappers were disgulsed
ana tnat w,pbout their disguise Walter Ross would
not be able 10 identity either OF them
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. favor the theory that
neither the morse nor the carriage was hired ia
Philadelphia.
Siath-Constant search proves that the little one
is not slowed awav IN any OF the suspicious or dis
reputable houses OF this city.
SeDeptis-ll the correspondence shown by the
father is genuine It. lavOfs The presumption That
the boy Is many miles away since the ROBBERS re-
quire ten long hours after they receive the ransom
OF $40 900 before they return nm 10 his parents.
Elghth-Everything goes TO prove that the police
are IN possession OF clew To the whereabouts OF
the kidnappers; that they have been in the dark
frvnn the first; that the affair has grown more
my ysterous every day, and mat there Is something
behind 1t that the authorities are unfamiliar WITH
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Another View of fhe Case.

iHL>tDtifbJt July 1873.
TIE case OF poor little Charley Ross Is still a
mystery. The wonderful police OF this cFsy are
'nmored to have released three OF the Iour persons
sA'd 10 have neen arrested yesterday. They, now
ever, oeny The arrests. The question OF the boYgy
nsed by the sidnappers now sgitates tie detectne
mind.
II VIII he remembered that the statenent haA
been made that the same Eidnsppers appeared
four consecutive days 10 Germantown each
DAY riding ID the came vehicle M Nivery
stable ID the CRY OF Philadelphia or in apy o,' It's
snvroDs has rented any OF its carrapes i.a he
same parties Tor series OF days. OF courge the
prespmpuon may ARISE that the kdnappers were
shrewd enough 10 engage different man each ,
day TO 60 TO the stable and engage the turnont.
hut sucb an act upon their part would have ao
gnaiDed necessarily too many parties with a
scheme which, in face of large reward would
have been betrayed unless confined stncuy 70
TIE MOST SENSIBLE THEORY
is shat the turnout was either the personal prop
erty OF the thieves or else that IL was hired many
Auss sHI rom thus place, 1hu "A