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FEVER AND AGue. CHILL FEVER, ETC.

A few months after having COM
menced the manufacture OF DIR. Pierces
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Ter, from all parts OF the Western aud
Southern States bestowing the most
unbounded praise upon it for having
promptly cured the writors or their
friends of Fever and Ague, or other
forms of miasmatic or malariotis dis
,,ses. lie was repeatedly urged to
make lnswn the wonderful virtues OF
the Discovery In the cure Of Ague and
Kindred diseases. He always replied
that IL wa not intended for n u
ALL and should he recommend II to
the people as a remedy tor so many
different forms and classes oil disease,
he feared those who had never tcsteu
ia virtues would ut once class it among
he numerous humbug, OF the Jay.
mi, answer was satisfactory to no one;
they urged that the whole country
ought 10 know IL at once, anu ex-
dressed their astonishmcnt ut his indii,
i,reucc To the subject. His car
heart being ut all times open 10 tue can
of suffering humanity. he has NJ lssl,
after having received testimony iroin
hundreds who have been speedily cureu
Inv II. aud many of them after qnihis
and all the usual means hau iaiieu'
consented TO make the matter known
NEWMAN. Jen. Co.. Kan. Jan; u
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81. PETgRsnuRG, February 10.

ST. PETEisnURG, February 10.
A grand dinner was given last even-
ing by the Car to his royal visitors.
In = speech he said the Emperor Of
Germany, Queen OF England. Emper-
or OF Austria and himself would pre-
serve the peace OF the world. The
Prince Of Wales bowed his acquies-
cence, while the Emperor Francis
Joseph answered by a reitcration Of
the sentiment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-16

TELEcRAPHIC!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
ESPECIAL TO rnx COLI uiLL DAILY NEWS.
o N EsrIo IMIELLiosH OF
Temperance Organization I'm New
York cray.
New York. Feb. l6.-Ten women
aud two mcn organized In this city
yesterday for o crusade against king
alcohol. They will devote this week
to prayer for an Increase Of their num-
bsrs.
No ,Bias.
Chief Justice Waite has been Inter-
viewed and = reporter concludes he
has no bias, but a decided opinion that
he proposes to mako Washington Ills
home.
Fire In Wooster, ohio.
CREvELASp, Feb. l6.-A fire at
Wooster. Ohio, yesterday, destroyed
the large dry goods house OF j. b.
Bower, on East Liberty street.
The building took fire at noon aud
churches were Immediately dismissed,
the citizens In great excitement flock
Ing to the scene. The flames soon m
veloped three stores and threatened
adjoining buildings, from the latter Of
which the greater part Of the contents
were removed In a damaged coalition.
The cause Of the fire was q defective
ilue. Loss $20,0
Volunteers Capture Havana, Cuba.
Key WEST, Fla. February lG.-A
dispatch states that 1t Is reported by
the steamer from Havana that 1000
volunteers have taken the city, com-
polling the Captain General to take
refuge OH board the Spanish war
steamer Arapilles.
Railroad Accident.l
ALLENTOWN, Pa, February l6.-A
freight train OH the Lehigh & susque-
hanna Railroad between / and 2 o.
clock this morning, ran Into q land
SLIDE near State Dam Station. The
engine jumped tho track and eighteen
cars were piled upon each other,
smashing freight Of all descriptions,
which was.strewn along tho road aud
hurled iuto tho river. Not u OF the
train hands, as far as could DO ascer-
tanned. escaped injury. The body Of
the engineer, Daniel Shannon. was
found under the engine considerably
burned. The fireman and brakeman
were badly scalded and burned. Three
Others are reported killed. lie stove
In the caboose set fire to the freight
aud nine cars were burned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-16
wenther-wiII Return HOme-shoot-
Ing ARrny-Chinesc celebration
Arrest OF Chronlcie Reporters.

San FRANCISCO, Feb. lG-l r. NJ
The weather Is cloudy again to-day,
with prospect Of more rain.
Major Mclaughlin, who defeated
whalen In tho wrestling match Oh
Saturday night. says lie will start for
his home In Detroit next Wednesday.
James Ryan, proprietor Of a house
on Spear street, was shot last night by
his brother-ln.law, Eugene McCarty.
They quarrelcd about a cigar and Nc
Carly placed n pistol against Ryan's
breast anl tlrod. It Is feared that the
wound will prove fatal. McCarty is
not yet arrested.
Tho Chinese commenced celebrating
New Year last night aud will continue
four or live days.
Two Chronic!e reporters were arrest
cd this morning for assault an battery
and using vulgar language.
Greenbscks, s9le9O.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

SPECIAL TO run ooLD ELL DAILY srw'.l
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sY n CABLES.
A Conference

MApmp, Feb. l6.-rhe British Min
lister has had q long conference With
Logusto Minister, OF foreign affairs, 1t
Is supposed on the subject Of a British
vessel detained In a Spanish port.
VIII Preserve the Peace OF the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-16

FRou " MoRaAS Mut--And now
come John Hanson and W. .. Broad
head this morning, direct from the
Morgan Mill. Carson River, and tell
us that we told = wrong story the
other day. when we represented Broad
head a. being superintendent OF that
ancient and honorable rock smashing
institution. They are right. John
Hanson Is and always has been the
Superintendent thereof. John IL Cap
tain and Bill Broadhead i his ship
mate. They report everything lovely
along the green messy banks Of the
raging Carson. The cock.sparrows
aud popinjays are growing and snort
inc smong the blossoming branches OF
the willows and ~sulphure;tcd cotton
woods, and the Spring brcezcs are red
olent with mill chemicals and other
spicy odors. not to mention Bill Broad.
head. breath. The Morgan mill never
was doing better work than IL II now,
or il likely To do for some time tn
come. The same may DO said OF the
Merrimsc. Brunswick aud other mills
Ia that Sieinity.
STEAMBOAT SrmSGs' PRor.rry.-
Iiis Honor. Judge G. v. Harris OF tho
Second Judicial District Court, says tie
ipp.i. heard in Chambers, yesterday,
by stipulation of parties, the argu.
mcnts, JrO aud con regarding y petit
ton OF Mrs. T.. W. Cullins widow OF
the man who WAS scalded to death la
the Steamboat Springs about one year
a,ol. praying that certain properly at
Steamboat be sdjudged aud st apart
a. a homestead for her benefit. U
James a. Seely appeared Tor the petit
tioner. aud Hons. w. ). Wood, B'xler
aud Robert T.. Lowry for the contest
ants - creditors OF said Cullins
deceased. The petitioner was given
one week to Tile her brief aud the con
testants two weeks TO Tile their ae'wcr'
PirEn's OrEuA HoU.E-SgA or lex.
The popular drama entitled the Child
Stesler." was repeated At the Opera
House last night, and was well en-
acted. Tonight the "Ses Of Ice" will
be presented Ia grand style. Miss Kate
Denim appearing In her celebrated I'M
p~,rsonations OF Louise de Lsscours
aud Ogarita. During tho second act
the great sensation OF the Northern
Lights and Aurora Borsalis will be
presented. The programme for to-
night l. u most attractive one, and will
undoubtedly draw q crowded house.
y.,v r,.v-n n Carri,.k
- III,
~ n,.,,.s, -, ON.
Old y,r5 sitn,,es NJ the Main street
railroad crossing. They will keep
constantly on hand n full supply Of
everything which may DO required In
the line Of building material, wh'ch
ther propose Ia sell on the most rsas-
enable terms. There viii be no neees-
sIty for our townspeople 10 60 TO VIZ
yinia for lumber since they can buy u
NJ lust as low figures here.
c. N,y yr,r-The worship.
,.rs Of Josh residing hereabouts, had n
hi,h old time last night celebrating
their new years day. They COM
menced exploding fire works, saving
ON string Instruments and beating
- =, shon, q o'clock Las, night aud
n.r..isJ In raI.i,r a clatter approxl-
mating very closely TO Pindemonium
itself. Generous eoIIa,,ohs We, n.y..
sea,eu !" -. -.n,e,reJ 10 hay. a
rooI ,ims generally
- .ono,h,,
iiNiS INCIDENT ~
amusing Incident occurred last even
Ing shortly after the train from Car
.on ,,,,.j III. silver t,i,y switch. A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-16

DR. VAN ZANDT, LATE OF San. FRAN:
eisco. respectfully informs the citizens OF
virginia, Gold Tin. and vicinity. that be 10 per.
manentlj located 10 Virginia City, for the prac.
lice Of suHery and medicine.
SSeSes ana ResIdence-Kossman'p Ballding. IS
South O street, Virginia. )A3i Up I'M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-16

No. q ssuth @ Observation-Disclosures
Constantly keeps on hand . large assortment
Of iii artieies for Nlllmsr's use. ineluding
R.stJsh BIsestsse. Sodium Cva.sas
ether Acids, Etc., Etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-02-16

ord.rsforP PAINTING. pAPERINd, GLAZING,
etc., etc.. promptly attended to.
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~oasIAoLEs TO MARRIAGE.

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mad alsr 6duptfdsttn 9merifa's uus Galifprrta's fSunu
ben edEjsu Tag In neinsr Sffee ;u zen rtaeim dsiasr gret.
len setauft irsresn; es 10 ni&t NITRIC f6 dui ZEN 9eruts bx
Ntrptn einfreen AZ lafen.
0runheigentbum CREAL ESTATE.)
Cine sruse Iusrabi res befun Stast Gisentbums. ME
ARD 6drncn une grairieaaeereitn iine bel mir ffsls ;u ben
~ennhtsftn ytetnsanssn III hoteu uBl CRUDE In iessn, Der
ien SeIe IN 9taertbum fiber unb serinnbrtusene apleasu
nil, n,eine 9ifsn III prlfsn.
Sir I~nlssuns rem gapitdlien rirt ouf ideras urs resG-
ne sSttis Serge s%ttrasea.
Yctrr 9iene.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-01
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Der GDett1dlttt tpIe Ct Iett lou, bat oas
enslii6en Slatt yYuni6" 9elebrt, sebt nit
leiner 6rau au9 in Wo6enta9cn lpaSiercn
uno fiir9tet li6 nidt Dor Yubldocn. Gr
fiibrt feline 6elbb6ric INNER bel li6 II. bat
lie ME Su Sauie licsen laiien. Gr a6tet cs
ni9t inter i%eirer g8iiroe Elm Yafct ober Den
3eseni6irm, oOer Die lnteri9ube leincr
Srau Su tragen; er crgibt ii9 lo9ar bars
Elm oas jiinsite &ino bel elmer Omnibus
fabrt auf Dem S6OoB gu baItsn. g8enn
es re9net, lduit er pOraus, I'M Die Sbiir
auiSumahen, unO wenn Der @a9en pOa lit,
leBt er li6 neben Den &uti9sr. @r itebt in
Der Na9t auf, nm oas Ginb Su ,pisgen pber
Tin na65uleben, iuer an Der Saustbiir film.
selt. ST ldBtoie S6uie9ermutter i'm 6au-
Ie wobnen unO lit b6ili9 se9en iic. 81 lit
am Slid nit glem SuIrieoen, was man
inn pOrieBt; Die Suppe lit ME ansebrannt
oOer perialSen, Der &aiee ME Su Oinn. Gr
slaubt an i6pa6e Nerpen unb miro BON
elmer Sbrdne erpei9t. S6molt feline Srau,
10 beidnftist er lie our6 elm neues &leiO
bat lie 2answeile, 10 uertreibt er ibr oieie
burd einen ausf lns aufs 2anb. Gr
beSablt, uenn lie beim 3artenlpiele %uerliert,
unb giebt ibr, mas er g"epinnt. Seine
&leioer riehen ME mad Sabad; er reipet=
tirt Die ueiBen 0OrbGnse unb rau1t MIR
auBer benz Sauie. Gr i9neioet bel Sid
Dor, behalf aber ME bas bette Stiid fir lid.
Gr bitet ii4, oas 4ronolosiide Suntel
aufSufldren, ueldes iiber Dem Utter ieiner
gbebdlite i9webt er iiberldBt bic Sienifbo-
ten ibrer alsem.inen Serridaft unb bstritt
ME Die &esiOn Der Slide. Gr fommt gu
gutter 3eit mad Sauie uno belibt feinen
Sausl6liiel. Gr intellect aQjabrli6 cine
Sommerpobnun9 unb bleibt unteroeIien
bon Monta9 Bis sum Sonnabenb in Der
Sta0t II. miro BON elmer alten Iuimdrterin
beoient. Gr trd9t Die SausbaltunssfoIten
obne Su murren uno 1T blinb sesen roiperie
guflasen." Gr lit iiets ssmitbli3 unb lie
bepoa, feiert pinttli4 Den Sabrestas ieiner
So6Seit, betlaSt ii3 ME, wenn raul oas
Glen warten mub, ma6t Den &aiiee ielblt,
uenn ieine 6rau nod nidt aufseitanben
1T uno ldBt JIG auf Sdle seben, ipenn er Su
Sauie bleibt. Gr eriiat ale lire g8iini6e,
'be3ablt ale lire 3e6nunsen unb peint ipie
elm &ino bel ibrem Sobe.