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Grcnt Destruction of tropcrty-Tyvo
LaTGA Lust. =. ,

Fran The Io,ua County {fa.> Iaaepsnden& July II.
Lnat "Wednesday night this county VAS visited
rain: In our torn wo hear Of no sorioua
damago, aaTo tho domollehing of a now wood
houso belonging to George Dnokmastor and the
dostruotion Of slrubbory. Many people, foar"
Ing ffrBt-class tornado, sought refugo in their
cellars. Tho storm was more violent north and
cast Of us. Vague rl1mors are hoard Of
tho foarfu1 destruction Of property noar
Waltlam. Norti, aud oast Of Toloao tLo
g,ain aud. corn. were pretty generally
that tue grain 10 not necessarily injured. o. Z,
Hayes, III Otter Creek Township WIS heavy
loosor. Ills ano barn, 40x60, and coAting Ca 400,
waa ont1roly destroyed. Of four mon WHO wera
in tho barn ut the time of its destruction, all ca
ttlnbers falling on his lo3gs. It ia thought that
ltH njnrios aro not. dangerous. -Four horses
aud nix cows lin tho burn at tho tisne) wore
ksl!ad nna other stock injured. Two other
destroyed. Fence-boartis wero driven through,
lfa house. ono going from roof To cellar; auotke1
naaling d trip through the door Of the dining
room aud going out through tho other nldo Dl
aa 9 oarre q %s'lyy rGys R Il was sse 1aa %
lilo heaviest losor in tho county e5, 900 viii
not mako him whole. Bon Hayes gran.
ary was torn to piocos: hlr. Yaslmn'a
barn. barn was totally DESTROYED. Tho gweatt ac!!onl:
ars told, was partly unroofed. i. d Nc|son.
frorgo swoatt, NJ. Koifor, Mr. Hill, and tt,lnor-
oua others, woro damagod to q consllpnbla
extent: young latay living ut hlr. parko'n, At
unconscious for /. long timo, bat finally recoy.
orod. A1r. r. ~ Windmill was, wo uro Informed.
destroyed. 1u Lincoln Township, tho rosltlonca
Of Max Renler waa strnet by lightning, Mr.
sou, wore III tho house at tho timo, Mr. 1tehdora
aon anta the htrod man veto instantly killed. Hin
brotllcr.tlt-law recovered from tho sl,ooh Iha
crops Oh Balt Crock wero much injured by lntl
which accompanied tho Storm In TINT vicinity.
1Iail-stoneB OF immense sizo fell. John l}ery-
holtz, Of Columbia Township, Ind ak aoreB of
barley In tho shock. It wau all carried away, mud
no yossiyo loft Hsve tho htubbte.
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ip -, - ,-.-'-'
lm9 i1,9 ma scAlping mon. .womon,. and oht{lron.
Ihe dovorntIant noed cfng to tho dolueto1 mo
longer TINT tho indiana aro guilty Of "moro dap-
Todations.' Tho pooplo Of Southern Colorado
TOOL tAemnolvca neglected. aud urttntnally OK
noHoa tiay mud night to thesc mercileea demons.
..,,, Foun PERSONS WERE KILLED
NJ ecaaa9u * tseth, ,%leatn ~ nlitea or th'e
fnIa! ,, s,t M MM.t.a EIl tasTloa away chptlYe,
two woo ka ov sWo Gtloa en ss s. Maa
s,ina ~ tAo IopuAh Inc men g. laat ma-
narro,, au'onug snese!ysa no hefeses Ino
.,.Iaa,' W y .utiy' Hbou1 w mlteH !Inm noIo' III
oI,a entirety G ovSr,np y shS md doubtless the So
H. ronnn',,n .no nro soagA sfu9n e1n' a"Y u
tun ~ ist.ouo'aleu nEo Ihueaetsa' ,,
,a!,. nnn nmYhs Jag coootod, up 70 iaat oeehlnE,
noJu. ,,9 ~ nsna oI hoTaesTnne uhtoftu1ato inan
nasesaaJ ,5 oatd " IT, nosI ~ ~ eao uos u" 10
pubsossea Of e1le worias goods. from the post
Auout wv peiL8 uislaoa ihto ohnds OF abont 10n
OUCH, aao, appearing at,o4ttanoouely IN dsitoront
quasIuLs. .ooa ovoIyuoaY oy surprlse' LIE POS
hiole s1ht hn5tlnR mora is necessary to cotivlnco
poAoy 10 aa lllof failure. ana 4
HoENsE a'l;N TO 8AvAof huronEnYt ,,
~ n1 IT,, =, 1s wIl9R anows tno namnor Ke
or oFtv ,no M r. G5ses and 1 Gfa
Wlsn ~ tnoir ae@lps, young glfla' ana nooty and
tue survivors WI stonl bhck to thoir ranches.
gatner up tne slaln, WASH anu inter thom, thon
sos .hoinsG!toH a9Hn - i9rfor 10 await tho
oolpR ,1i tR q e noas Dnna tnfa.lnE 1 for nooa:
W. tne uo9sfanens normt ~ ths s,t atato OF t9nga
~ continue l2.,gesf aiso LUG Gluzons OF LOG
tauo e. pormaason 10 enoot every inaan caugnt on
tno 1eseIsAtions anu my Moll 1or IL you WILL SEQ
I'LL eno u 'o'' "ab'e a'io o'ooaaaoo' .,
--
Dtstfibhtioh OF troops OH tho Kansas
Frontier.
From tho Topeka con.non,seaKh. =,
Missouri, has written lotter to Gov. Osborn III
rotation TO tho Indian troubles On tue border,
from which NO aro permitted to publish tho fol-
lowing extract:
"0ovEnsoh: ~ order that there may 20 no un-
necessary a!arm or o1o!to'nont concerning In
aean hoetlllAea aud tlet tLo frontier settlers OF
Kansas mar fully understand what are
THE nlsposlT1oss OF rRoop8'
Tor their protection. and to whom to spply Tor
TUG 9onor TO inform you as follows, VA
three companion Of infantry undor Capt, ovon-
ens.ie. !heso companies arc to DO posted III DO.
mtaohments, "a as needed. along the southcrn hno OF
tha state as far west as La"Tonccbnrg, nnd also
tho rohd to Cheyenne and Artapa4oe Agency: a
company OF oavalrg nnder Caps uRham fnalchoa
from Caiawell On nlohdaN tno 0th. atonE tho
eouthorn l'l,o OF Aaneae 70 whore tao Mediclno
Lougo road erossGs tne pontaaa WITH oInoia
COM eonmanes,|on % win ~ tho infantry deashon,s l.. g,,
NceE ot GaloWo!,' !tapt' Vsensnine. " oa!o"oi',
commands all lhiB ihlahttP. ahu VIII promptly
rolldor such holp as no cam and as may bo nocded
"; col. .. =. Gompton commands Fort uoneo,
ana nas general cn9Ege ut tno country aonG
Modiolno Lodge anu a. ho'n eass IT, ahu , "ese pr Or
command Ayo infantry and five cavalry conf
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An Ingenious apocnlator In Lewiston, Me-,
has boon cheating tho runa-se'lers-by selling
thotn what They supposed to ho tol-gallon kcga
ot rum. by m ingenious arrangement iu tlcsa
kega, pint Of, rum was scaled up inside the
kegs, aud 40 placed that. tating out small
oork, tl,e purchaser could teat tho liquor but,
while tl.oro was plut Of liquor, ,ttore we're
nine gailona aud sever pinta Of wasar separate
tQm Il.
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James oampbell, scoob1.-eca7-rira National 1snk
Of Iowa vs. II. ii. Ifo0oy $648,17
CinouIv CounT--JUntH iso1rnH-r. g. fn,twin m
william. r. and Henry Pollution, in a. M Baker W.
D. T. Wateman SO 875o.-niargsrot A. Wilson w. Mary
Ann WhnIcn, $t00, -
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n.Tashtaqtoa Dspatsh n t1s Ns.e York 9rfbnns.
been stopped tu meet the required conditions OF
tic army, 10 that the companies hayo boon do
plotted to more squada.. Ha: thinks that tho
troops may bo ahlo to protect tho sett.ors. but
they are unequal to tho task Of an aggrosslvo
aud acciaiye campaign. Many Of the sotticEs,
ho thinks, will bo able to dofond themselves.
Tho Gonoral Enthusiastically says: " Tho In
dian Bureau haa fed the Indians Ill winter aud
tho pouIcs arc fnt. 40 the anvage warrior tB In
ilno trim Tor tho acquisition Of fresl, acalps and
plumber. Next fnll, after the BuIamor's aotiYIty,
thoy win ali be taken baok and teu."
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Horrible OntrnHes by 1ntlinns Near
'EriniaIntt, U0l.-Nix HUNDRED bnv-
aKcs all tto HVnr-pAtAs
Iftn{uad Co &JuIV n, Corresponsetoe ~ tie KaHtas
CITY 11nlsa
This little city Ia In furoFe of exoitomon4 this
evening, Tho Indians ara on tho war-pata, Mll :.
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Tho wapon. nnkoa and aonlpoa, Tho hummer
hnd toon taken oil ct tho doublo-troo Of tic
totnnlo and thrp,irl, tic hoad. ntunlug 1t to lie
oro,,ni. II was ~ nrmly imboddol in the bonee Of
fho nKu1 thnt It could not DO drawn out and
wna @ hnrio; viii lin. Moraan'e tiiEhs Ind boon
for for bow.stripga. b @ Sfr. Manon hal MI iron rod
spit o,,n,,, md liz Shows draw, out, Nearly
Hl III thogo barbnrsies woro uns[ouEtcdv notnG.
''"''" WHILE rnr ,,ru WE'VE a7,vr
mr. rort,,uo1 rntil t,nnth rotaya;i 'tthem fror
thoir atifforngs. Nor wore those nil. bat other
indienitlos wore porpetratet upon tho bolios Too
SIra. niohare1s aud hor nicen. atra, Hall, 1ivo1
,,nna ~ ta i'ani,n ~ tio po.n,'5o Ta, ,,o
It'll iltte g garden aud fow cows. % and were ' hind ind
and inoifensive women. Tho indiaus, both hos.
ali ont nj tInir i}tio storo nnn ,1av losfE ann.
nas s aea NJ I,,io1s oo,,a r., ]ro.; . ,
shnt t,oeo nnor wo1no,, In on15 t1oni. and tnnti.
latol @ % tnoir @ bodies. ' - WI" ''''' '"0 ''''''A
viii, 1ooa -, ~" h"v n,'nn ,itcon n fnna ~; ~
a roriedo I'LL "a ,.n, H., ,;i,a ~ a
ra ~ i,s .,,nn ;oft via nnd fn"r i,atfa
ohil1ran p n in1in"nt c;rcun,etamcca tn nnnrn fn
o4' Mo o'uu 1oo''o ooe'n 4"'fo '''''"''o'@ "
.n,, tlu ,,nr ;, .,,r,, uv -, ,rv
of thnaa fn|5tD,,s Int jet tiioao AN sut,iee. do
uot asaort nna;tyo]v thot tha Tnona who no.
nnn a,,ariion or,lcrod f'ant T9rrv to 1oatrov
Ut r,onu ~ t,,o1<, III o, ~ 1rsns
.,s, ~ u IN VIM N1s;,.or Vn1inv thnw s,wava
uuw I'm W o ~ na ~ tho war .n1 G;var a,,
t.nto rs yi,orn IN o nj iivo5 thnt Ian aha1i1n,,
nrloro 1 dsairavad aftor rn,1i"r tho vsIovs
thav foil han', n tho pnw1er T;vcr, ani 1na,y
~ Ia hcraea atotsn ahnnt s,ut, pass Xt1antta.
M ani III S1nors' nn"t, woro I,,own tn 2a in tho
@ar sam,n ~ a1'ta hs' hans "'1' ""o"" ~ W. 49, WV
e"np T5cv Va oro III ~ n +no rrana WIN k,,,cd
II Tro2oi,y" !" " ma h havo honasod NJ il altar
wnrla- Hrreno|,v !. wna n mar oli 1Sronuhinan.
ora WIZ 'Ta na,,n'. o"H ,ts oo,eo 9fa sas
lilo ouiy house for il miles. aud IL q lonoly and
dangerous place, Ho lad Iittlo garden and q
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Modification of Department. Round.
nry l1iucs-NVhnt Con. Popo I1aa to
knY AD0nt Illicit VrnAorgs

WASHINGTON, D. G.. July 13-Goneral ordors
from headquartors Of tho Military Division OF
tho Missouri, received ut tho War Department.
announce thnt tn consequence OF tho hostile
attitude Of tho Comauche, Kowa and Cheynnno
Indlaus, the existing ordorg fixing tho limits Of
tho Department Of tho Missouri arc, subject
to tho approya! Of tho President, 60 far modi-
fled ms to extond tho aouthorn limo of TINT De-
partment to tho 1nain Cana1ian (IiYor. In con-
ducting
: THE OPERATIONS AoA1HsT INDIANS, !,
either for tue purpose Of Furnishing them, or for
the protection Of poraons and property against
their doprodatlonB, commanding otl1oorH Of tho
Departments Of tho Missouri and Texas, may
disregard tho llueB separating theao Departments.
Con. Pope says, in relation to
THE TRADING R1nMs
at Dodge City. who hnyn. in violation OF lnw
md to tho tnca9oulablo Injury of poacoful md
honest farmora aud frontier eottlors OF Kansas,
IN the Panhandle OF Toxas, 75 miles along
the Arkausas, TO trade With butralo-huntera
mud rulllRn8 who haye invaded tho Indian
country mud committad violent and inoxcusa-
bio outragea upon Indians, ho has no word Of
sympathy or coueern; and II llo nhonld send
troopa to tho locality OF theRo unlawful trnding
establishments, 1t would 10 to bronx thom up,
and not to protect them. Flo Bays to
THE uNGCnupuLouB AND ILLEGAL TRANSACTIONS
OF these pooplo tho murders Of innocent Bottle1a
Oh tho frontier are largely attributed, and tloy
ought to be punished, and not protected;
Con. Popo writes to GEN. Sherman that, ex-
cept to carolosa Htragglesg outside military 1noH,
aud to n few remote settlo1s, ho thinks NO aro
fully ablc to give protection from Indian out.
rage1.
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RED F|ENDS.

The Battle with, the Sioux
in the Wind-River
Country. "'~
Who the Destroyed Indians
Were.
And Why Gen. Sheridan Ordered
Their Destruction.
A List OF Forty White Persons Mur~
dered by Them.
Diabolfcal Crueltles Perpotratcd by
These sayages.
Their Destruction IN Act Of Righteous
Retribution.
Indian HostiIitiea on the Frontiers
OF Kansas.
Five Days Fighting on tho Cana.
dian River.
Four White Men and Twenty-Five In
diaus Killed,
Hundred Sayages on tho War-Patli
in Southern Colorado.
Several Persons Butchered by the
Redskins.
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n.i,r,su. service. Ts-m.rrew.

VI. +. CHURCH. GOLD HLL.-Divino
services will DO held at this church.
tomorrow Sunday morning. Rev.
Mr.. Uren. pastor. officiating. Preaching
at 1917 A. ". and TX p. N (; Sunday
School at Il. p. n. All are invited.
sr. JouS's CHURCH, GoLD HnL.-
There will DO divine service at this
church tomorrow Sunday evening at ]
o'clock 2. NJ. Bishop Whitaker. ohci-
ating. Seats are free, and all are o Z
rdially invited. Sunday School at l:3O
y. ~.
sr. PAuL's CHURCH. Virginia City.
There will DO divine service tomorrow
morning at II o'clock and in the even
ing at 7:30 p. NJ, II. =. Eastman. off,
ciating. Sunday school af i2:i5 p. n.
RrLIoious. - Reverend Mr.. Nc
Grath will lecture in the National
Guard Hall. Virginia City. Sunday
evening at s o'clock.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
rkclAL TO rn soLD ma DAILY x.vs.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Heaxx s.it Nishar~un.

Heavy Salt wisharawn.
NV YoRx, Dec. 12.-Ths suit Of jos.
Il. Banker against Commodore Wander
bilt. to recover his notes for half . mil.
lion dollars, and property which secured
them, given during the panic Of Sept,
1873. upon yandsrbilt's acceptance Of
the Presidency Of the Lake Shore road.
has been Withdrawn. and real estate
mortgagsd a security. for notes valued
at SAC, 900. transferred To Vanderbilt.
This result was arrived at by amicable
agreement.
8aiirssa Matters.
CHICAGO. Dec. l2.-washington sps-
cials say that the representative Of Par
dons OF Ohio. will at the earliest mo-
ment on Monday from his place in the
House. deny in the brosdsst n
that he had any connection whatever
with the distribution Of the so-called
Pacific Mail fund, a. stated in . recent
newspaper article. and will state that he
never paid . member Of Congress
one dollar for his services or vote upon
the measure, nor knew Of one bsing
paid. The Northern Pacific officials left
town to-day quito satisfied; they stand
no chance Of passing their bill a.
q rider to the Southern Pacific
bill, which they declare Is sup
ported by a powerful organization.
The South are said 10 Be all for IL, be-
cause they want the road. Pennsylvania
is said to be all solid for II, because the
charter requires the road to be built Of
American railroad iron. Missouri
veted for II for the reason that
its contemplated, tits said to conneotthe
Atlantic and Pacific with the Southern
Pacific. A carefully prepared memorial
in the latters behalf was to-day sent to
every member.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-12
FROM MODESTO.
Harry Granies. she Murderer OF
Madden, Cared NJ last-He II APP
parently Crsy and bsgS - 30
Protected fron the Msb.

MODESTO. Dec. Hilary Granics.
tho murderer Of editor Madden, OF Msr-
ced. was lodged in jail at Modesto to-
day. He wa found by r. shsefsr.
about II miles from MERGED while he
was looking for stock. Shasfsr found
tho man very much ~rsducsdby exposure
and apparently crazy. He took him 10
his home. When he revived hs &C
kuowlsged that he was Granice and asked
to DO delivered to the Sheriff and
protected from tho mob. shasfsr took
him to town and delivered him to the
authorities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-12

PirER's OpExA HousE.-"worth A
Struggle" a pleasing three-act drama
wa presented last night for the first
time, and seemed to satisfy the audience.
There 1. a vast difference between ii and
such trash as tho "Pia.ss OF the Mis-
sissippi." Mr.. Dudley. as Nathaniel
Scrawl, the heavy villain. infused more
spirit in his acting. and seemed to take
more interest in his part, than in any
character ve have seen him appear for
some time. Mr.. J. s. Lindsay, as Dick
Hazard, the model young man, was e.
cellent. His clear articulation deserves
praise, and ii is something that more
than one actor at Pipsr's would do well
10 initiate. Mr.. Willie Gill. as Tit
mouse, was good. as usual. His
song Of Goodbye John, was
we'll received. Mr.. Billings rendi-
ton Of the character OF Mr.. Benson
might have been improved. MIR. j..
Wilkes made all excellent Adolphus
Fitznooks, the unappreciaied ~traeedian.
Mr.. Wilkes gives great promise OF being
an excellent comedian. Miss Bain's ae-
ting might have been better. Misses
Raynor, Adams and Cummins performed
their respective parts with their usual
zeal. Taken altogether the drama was
performed better than the majority oil
pieces that have been placed on the
boards lately. Miss De Courcy sang
"The Flags Of all Nations;" Master
Bsnnis gave three good character songs
and changes. and Petrie. the inimitable.
sang several new songs. The "lrish
Mormon kept the audience in a con-
tinuai roar. The double Irish jig. by
Bon Wheeler and Miss De Courcy. was
well done. The same bill will be pre-
scented tonight.
CONNECTION. = We yesterday stated
that James Lansan should have read
Langdon) went to San Francisco foi
the treatment OF a fractured LEG. This
was n grievious error. Mr.. Lansdor
was treated by home physicians, ant
never consulted a physician in sar
francisco or elsewhere from the time he
left Gold Hill until his return yesterday
morning.
TuE,rsicAL.-Mr. Vim. J. Florence,
the celebrated Irish comedian, will APP
pear at Piper's Open House on Monday
evening next, for six nights only. III.
first night. "Dombsy and Son." and
the " Irish Lion will be presented. IL
the former piece Mr.. Florence will i'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-12

TuEr WILL Do lr,-Peopls Who like to
trade tG the best advantage In buying their
family groceries. provision. and all that sort Of
thing, inrist on trading at Riron's, Odd Fellows
Building, Main street. Gold Hill. There they
can nnd Just what they want. including the
choicest OF can and cas-. good-. fresh ground
coffee. all varieties Of plckie- and preserves,
fresh vegetables and fruits, choice liquors Of all
kind-, q splendid assortment Of china and glars
wares. croekery. etc. etc.. and everything Al
the most reasonable rates. Goods delivered
ffes. Rison Il Q good man TO trade with. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-12
cu.E OF INTERNAL cANKER.

wApswoRIH. New, Aug. 8, lsTa.
II 10 with feelings OF heartfelt Joy that tee
tify this for the bcnent OF Or. X. Price, q South
q street, Virginia City. had been confined to
my bed for two months with Internal Canker
Of the Mouth and stomach. My niends bad
given me up. I was informed that Dr. Price
had cured Q man In Uold Hill last year OF q
canker on his nose, 90 ! wrote TO him. il J.
hardly 10 be believed, but from the frst doee OF
medicine I received from him ! began to mend.
an now In perfect health, and look A. well a.
ever did. I recommend DIR. Price TO every
wM. RUST. wsdswOrth, New.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-12
4 REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAF.
NESSi

publish this card for the bsnent Of DR.. r.
Price. u South @ street. Virginia City, In un'
bounded gratitude for what be has done for me.
and for bis skill ~ . phvsician and surgeon:
Deafness 10 horriblel II renders Q person
unft Tor any busines, have been sfileted for
over three year,. entirely deaf with one ear and
nearly deaf with the other. was recommend
Cd 70 DR.. Price BY Mr.. Joe Garner, engineer.
OF this city, Q welLknown citizen. whom he
cured last year Of deafness OF twenty -seven
years standing. The Doctor puneturcd, ~ he
explained to me, the membrane tyupana- "a
serious surgical operation. l placed myself
lnder his treatment . week ago, and, strange
10 SAY, In this short tims l have reealped my
hearing. 4 physician able 70 perform such
cures ought TO DO patrsnlEed by all suffering
nom similar affections. Ny thanks 10 him,
and I hope this card viii bring him many pa.
J. BOONE, Union Foundry.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day Of February, A. ID 1874.
WILL II. BURIAL.
tslAL.l Notary Public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-12
CARD.
Cure Of salt Rheum OF Ferty.nvs
Years ktandInK.

Cure Of salt Rheum OF Ferty.nvs
Years Standing.
MILL err. New. Aug. 10, 1871.
On. Paicl-Dear Sir: never expected TO De
able 70 write you such . letter as ~this-that
am cured Of the Salt Rheum amer suffering for
90 many years. Forty.hve years ago u came
out 10 my neck, ears and head, and then on my
whole body. I was. I may cay. perfectly raw
with 10. In the Winter my hands broke out
and disabled me from work nearly all Winter.
When I was Q girl there werr not many patent
medicines made. and I bad 10 depend on such
calves 20 ~neighbors recommended. About
thirty year, ago patent medicines came In the
market, and | have used everything that has
been advertised ~ q patent medicine 10 purify
tho blood, nom that day to this. Sometimes
got something that partially relieved me. and
what I thought was going 10 cure me. but every
thing Lost Its strength on me after . while.
About six months ago I commenced taking
your medicine. I must say ] had faith In II
from the beginning. you were 30 highly recon-
mended by Z great many Of my acqusintances.
want you to publish this IN your city paper,
% that people who are suffering from Malt
Rheum may know what will cure them. for ] do
not believe there ever was snch q case a. mine.
MRS. A. CHASE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-12

Blue Porsrs. - Largssired. delicious bl
waves. fresh from thu ses, can be had every
stand, Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Ale oil
kinds OF hsh. rpring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else craved by the inner
man. lietfron's dinner combinations are q
marvel OF ~gastrononie skin. sell N
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CARE o.
Cure Of Worst Case Of RheunatIsm,

IN. PRicE-Desr Sir: suffered from Rheu.
matisn during last Winter more than pen can
ali the tortures hcsh can bear. II makes me
shudder to think OF my pains at every change
Of weather. had likewise Q humor settled In
my len ere. Icould not open Il all Winter. !
tired all physicians, oil ointments. hot drope
and sweating medicines TO be got, without any
when I cav your advertisement snd commenced
your treatment. began to mend rapidly. !
gained eleven pounds In fourteen days. I an
nov a well ~ ever. and sincerely recommend
your treatment to any one troubled with Rhcu-
matism. -.
Ysurs truly, JOSEPH EwELL.
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Jrsr READ rnis.-Ileymsn Broth, rs have just
opened a new furniture store on the corner OF
b and Taylor streets. They offer everything
any house this eide OF San Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand . large stock Of farni.
trre. bedding, carpets, crockery, glass and
plated ware. Give them q call. dc7 In
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~ AZ the LAST or srx."-ore rainy fore
noon, something Ices than . rear ago, . pale,
csdaverous youth walked Int the store oil
q. N. Crittenton, Ne, I sixth avenue, and In
weak, husky tones, intercepted frequently By Q
dry, hacking cough, stated that be wanted z
couple Of bottles Of Hais's Honey OF Horehound
and Tar. IL Am the last Of six," he sala tbs
Others al died OF consumption, and ] am going
fast. I will try this new remedy, but I have no
hope" lie old try 70, and 10 some purpote.
He took, IN ali, twelve bottles, and 10 to-day In
perfect h~ealih-lungs sound, cough gone, not 9
sign OF pulmonary disease remsining. Pike's
Tovihachs Drops cure In one minute. il
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FROM SAN LEANpRo.
Murder aud suicids-whisky she
Cause.

SAN LEASDao, Dec. 11.-Mrs. Leo
Watkins was shot by her husband at
seven O'Clock this p. N. She was on her
way home from San Jose at the time.
She was instantly killed. Watkins then
shot himself in the head and was dying
at last accounts. The parties had sepa'
rated previously. on account Of the In
temperance OF Watkins.