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SOCIETIES.
Masonic.

DALLAS COMMANDERY No. 0, knights
Templar, will meet at the Asylum in the city
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday in each month. ,
JAMES L. BARKLEY, Recorder.
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KnigIts Of Pythins

CoEUR DE LEON LODGE No. s,meets
Chancellor; X. b. Seay, Chancellor Com.
mander; b. Ward. Vice Chancellor; Richard
Morgan, Prelate; Il. z. Aunspaugh, Mastei
oil Exchequer; Jos. l.. Fisher, Master of Fl.
nance; ]. w. Walden, Keeper OF Records and
Seals,
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

HcrcnfteraII bills for advertisements
In this paper will be collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified In contracts.
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OFfloh on 1HE DALLAS llRRALD,1
Aprll ~, l1l
Buying. Selling.
u,qld,"m"a",'r,,,,.,rn,ll Ola4lll4 llllt@ll2l6
NllN ef,""m,",,",,,.,."lUi WlU7n lOA 6llOsk
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Patrons of Husbandry.

BRECKINRIDGE GRANGE No. q, of the
Patrons Of Husbandry. meets at Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat-
urdays OF each month.
T. L. FRANK, Master.
n. r. BEcKKR, Secretary.
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MEDICAL.
woMAN's HEALTH.

w oA AIN - llIL<AA<I- IL
II lisa lamentable fact, that from causes not
generally understood, female suffering ap-
pears to be on the increase. The sweet young
girl just entering womanho0d soon becomes
pale, feeble, emaoiated, lifelesss, with head
ache, pains and aches, loss of appetite, pull
pitation Of the heart, cold feet and hands,
and appear to lose that youthful vim and
sprightliness so much admired. The middle
aged married lady is no less exempt from
these troublesome annoyanoes. she Is con-
tinually grunting and fretting with paino
and aches, her secretions are all impaired,
her energies are lost, she forces herself in 80.
ciety, she "soursn on almost everybody, her
health slowly declines until she becomesa
mere drone In her own household. And she
at the "turn of life" Is no stranger TO suffer-
climate and inattention surely bring about
THESE SAD RESULTS. l
that are now hurting thousands Of females,
old and young, to untimely graves Exercise
your reason, your Judgment, and procure DIR.
win cure the above female troubles In an In
credible short time. They are prepared by
an experienced physician, and Is one Of the
most powerful iron and vegetable tones
known to the medical profession. They are
handsomely put up In large bottles and sold
by druggists and merchants everywhere,
Address, 'DR. j. +. DR0MGOOLE, Prop 1,
Loulsville,,Ky.
we'll written book, specially for the use Of ie-
males, giving causes symptoms and treat
ment of all ordinary diseases af1licting the
emale sex. The only book of the kind writ
ten. Price only % cents. Address as above
l7daw4m. IA H4N
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THE DAILY HERALD.

OaIcc Ia Thhd story OF clark y hrS'
nn's New building, Corner Of Lamar
and Main streets. business once
Front Room Ia Second story
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Timers Stocks and Metals.

Tin: &c, lOxl4, charcoal, per box sl7 80; TX
lOxiI, charcoal $40 90; IG, l2xl2, charcoal
So CO.; IC, charcol, llx2O, SIS 50; N, charcoal,
l4x2O so 50; &c, llx2O, roofing, sl6 80; lC, 2Ox
", S3i OD; block tin u ID soc; sheet zinc D h
l5c; pig lead q h IOc Copper bottoms q Ii
SOC; Sheet iron 28x27 h ID l2hc; Solder extra
refined ~ ID S3c; Galvanized iron in full bum
dies u 10 zoe; American Russia ~ 10 Soc.
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Coffee and Tea.


Rio, common, 20c; Fais 10 good, SOC; Prime
70 choice, 3lci o, q. Java, BE; Tea, per Ii, 500
u 5O.
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" IL lie; Lemons, q box 80 %; Oranges \
box IS 80; Figs, new D. 10 zoe; Raisns, In
layers, " box, new 81 10; Dried currants,
Zante, u lb, new l5ci Turkish prunes new
y b 1886 Almonds, SOFT shell b Sc Filberts
D. II l5c; Peanuts, o. ID l2%c; CrnnberrleS 81
barrel SIS; rocoanuts, y 100 $40 OO@l2 so Fine
fancy candy y 10 25@3je; Pecans, v bushel
SO %.
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ASSESSMENTS.

Jim Mcclellan cent. per share; levied.
feo. 20; deinqueni, Aprl o; sale Jay
a-yi
. cents per share levied, NArsh
~. ~hhqae Apr''.s' 'Aeasy, ssy 10
e.his pSr snare leNlsI NATL
~ us,nqu.n', AisiA 'Asuay' nay -
Si'ser SUE ceh.s ~ sna'e, s'ieu'
xseu''' ueiihPusn'' "p'"-' sAo uA''
80. 81. LII. Nh
sr'eos vi ssaio, 49,, uw
- 80 "a.
e.nts : snIe s'ieI; a,rSnh
uohnpaou.' WIZ ~, saw "sy
Geld fttit-bo cents per share
lsslcd; warren ~; uehnlueh'' Atfh "a sa'
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DISPATCHES.
[srrolAL TO TIE ssID NIL JAIL s,v'.
o M EsrIo INTeLLiosSoE


Change OF Doctrine.
New YoRk, May l5.-At the even
Ing session OF the Council Of Reformed
Episcopal Church yesterday, after q
lively discussion the words " He went
Into the place Of departed Spirits"
were substituted fer "Hs descended
into hell" The Nlceno creed was
adopted without change.
The Catholic Pilgrimage.
An enthusiastic assemblage Of CATH
ollie, last night Of tho Xavier Union,
assisted In n reception to the frat
Americans starting on a pilgrimage to
Rome. DR.. Anderson welcomed them
In a speech. Bishop Dayenger OF In
diana, In behalf Of the pilgrims, said
they went In tho spirit Of faith TO
visit their Holy Neither, receive the
blessings Of the Pope and tell him no
had no more loyal subjects than here.
DicO OF fueuiionhbs
Mr.. Hoyt, Of Hoyt, Sprags g. Co.,
died this morning Of pneumonia.
The Arkansas Troubles = Opinion
of Attorney General Williams.
WASHINGTON, May l5.-rho Attor-
ney General has presented the Presl-
dent with q written opinion In the
Arkansas .Gubernatorlal dispute, In
which he finds that Baxter 10, accord
Ing to the organic and statutory laws
Of Arkansas, the legal Governor, and
that Brooks has no claim to the Office.
The Attorney General reviews the his
tory Of the case rs already published
aud familiar to the public, beginning
with the election and Brooks claim Of
having received 3 majority OF the votes
cast, the action Of the Legislature In
the case, the application Of Brooks to
the Supreme Court for q writ Of quo
warranto, and the decision Of that
body, that they had no jurisdiction In
the case. and finally the suit brought
by Brooks In the Pulaski Circuit Court
aud judgment Of custer rendered by
that Court, with tho subsequent pro-
cecdings Of Baxtor's attOrneys,and the
forcible selling Of the Governors office
by Brooks. The Attorney General
then says that when the President Is
called upon by the Executive Of a
State to protect It against domestic Vi
olence, 1t appears to be his duty to
give the required aid; but when two
persons, each claiming to be Governor,
mako such call, the President must de-
tsrmine which Is the Constitutional
Governor, etc.
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HERCULES POWDER.

WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION
wv Of MINERS and others Of our readers
TO a few points Of superiority of the HERCULES
POWDER ever all other strong explosivssi
RIRsT-lu strength 10 greater than that o.
any other in use. Tho materials Of which 10
consists are compounded upon strictly scientifc
principles. and not Q simple neutral absorbent
employed that will hold Q quantity OF nitro-
giycerine. Il 10 the opinion OF the beet chemists
to whom the matter has been submitted, that
no mixture has been empleyed tnal 20 tnos,
oughly promotes the whole tremendous force OF
the explosives employed, and at the same time
nsutraIizes the offensive gases caused By tho
explo, ion. With this Powder onc-hAlft the umo
10 saved that IL lost by using any other streng
powder, before you can resume work aitefA
sEcOND-UNiFoRMITY.-T Tho materials OF
the mixture are chemically prepared. and tnsfs.
forc great uniformity can Away. be depended
upon and tho beet rusults attAined. Tbs ne
great advantage over any that variss n nn
'fHIRD~sAFETY.-ss perfect 10 this mig.
.ture that no accident can happen with II nom
premature or accidental explosion. " persons
will half follow the rnles laid down fcr ~ use.
few accidents have happened with u In proper
lion 10 the quantities which have been used.
POURTH-CARTRIDGES-lt 10 well known
that nitro e~iycerne has Q tendency 10 decsn.
posc by volaiilixation. Thee arc the
that are smclled on going Into q closs warm
drift or room where nitro glycehne powders
are stored. To prevent the escape OF these
'.fnmes" an almost Theoretically sealed cart
ridge l. employed, and 20 eiieetnh Is II that
,on,s cartridges allied with ~IIercules were en-.
posed TO q blazing California sun for six months
last Summer, with no perceptible lees OF
strength. This Ii o great advantage ever tho
open porou. paper ..nally u'ed for caftridges.
FIFTH EcdNoMl-wc believe that any
miner who win iaks the trouble TO investigate
The matter, VIII satisfy hlmrelf that full nfsen
per cent. IL saved by using the Hercules over
any other strong goydsr %.n9isctS,sdc mn
SHOULD THINK so. TRY IT
Always on hand al X. BITSER cos, Hard.
ware Merchants, Gold Ilill, and II DOAkE d
ROBAItrs, Hardware Merchants virginia City.
Sold by THE CALIFORNIA POWDER
WORKS, sii California street, San Francisco,
Cal. Also. all grades Of Black Powder, Fuse,
Shot. Caps. etc. ms I'm 10
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L..yxr .rows. -L.f.e,s Hotel and

LArxE Tows. -Lafse's Hotel and
surrounding buildings, connected
Herewith, constitute quito . prom.
met feature near tho railroad depot,
at the upper end Of town. Alfred
Lafss always was one Of the NEST stir.
rlag and enterprislng Of Gold Hlllsrs.
The last big IRE, three or four
years ago. came near burning him out
entirely. but we doubt II even complete
cremation could stop him from going
ahead. Since he has been all the time
charging his area Of usefulness and
buildings until now the original La
feo's Hotel stands like an cid hen sur
rounded by n brood Of chickens. IL
Lafss builds much more, the hills will
have to be set back 10 give him room.
Lafss has q hundred, or . thousand
boardsrs-we forget whlch-and they
are all fat and happy. Lafes Is an
cid F%orty-nlnsr.
A Bro SrrxxER.-vlrglnia City does
stink most feariully to-day - worse
than anybody would believe without
taking a sniff at 1t. In accordance
with the order OF somebody In author
ity. the people last night emptisd all
their vaults, slop vessels and other
similar arrangements Into the public
streets n law the au.t. and today q
we'll used hog.wallow, Chinese stink
pots, London docks, or other famous
stinks, are not deuce high to 1t. Aug
olue AND yellow cloua hangs usrs'y
over Tue CITY. y doctors aid unusl-
takers are all lubliant ana most =, .no
10 Gold uiii.
co.n ware sbown
uoo' -
'o'aay some very u ioon'as 'o'N
taken from the faeo OF the McAieans
mine last evening, IL assays Wen III
c%oursslnr Indication of what may be
expected when tho main ledge Is u
into.
INTERESTING LEcrURR.-0ur read
srs will bear In mind that Mr.. ". G.
Penrose !, to deliver a public address
....i.s A.. .I,a.sy a,no,,cad hIs
.uhiscs wifi he .Ibs Miners Of Corn
wall" Thar, will be- ne charge for
admiration.
ArroISrKp.-w. III. Armstrong,
formerly Superintendent Of tho Sap
mira ouartz mill. has been appolnted
Superintendent Of. the Woodwork
mill en- the Carson river. The last
amSs mn, T. h"' ." '0 A
MkSAut'u.' p'oP'
Of the Virginia Race Track, received
another installnent Of VIII animals
isd AZ badesr,. monkeys. wolverines,
etc.
.,uor.. s,,oor-p.or,s At
MooNu no,sI Nh. a.,
tending the picnic TOMORROW VIII hhu
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P,c.c ExcuRsIoS.--O Our readers Will
bear In that the Silver City Miners
Union hold their picnlcat Bowers'Man-
sion to-morrowtSa,urdayl. Tho wash
lnc,on Guard Band will accompany
the sxcurslonlsts. The best OF order
will DO maintained. both on the tram
and ne the grounds. The excursion
train will leave Virginia City ut I.to
A. NJ; Gold Hill at s.; silver SiIy
switch at s:ij, and the Mound hous
at A. NJ. The price Of tickets ior the
round trip will be $3.50. Persons
coming upon the picnic grounds Win
out tickets will be charged full price.
.Ju,t AZ present we are having souie
rsnulne picnic weather. Without
doubt the excursion will DO q very en-
joyablo one.
GuroY SMOKING TonAcco. - NJ.
Friedman, Mt No. % South Q street,
virginia City. has received the APP
Monument OF general agent for TIL,
nortlon of the state OF tho new u
pouular Gilroy brand Of smoking TO-
bacco. This brand OF tobacco Is most
iy raised at and la the vicinity OF Gill;
row, California, aud. fora fresh, pleas.
ant smoking tobacco. Il not excelled
by any brand nov In use. Dealers
from other portions OF the state can
have their orders filled at San Fran
cisco, wholesale prices, by sending
them TO Mr.. Friedman. Read MS al.
yertlsemsnt In another column anu
give him a call.
STRAWBERRY FEsrIyAL.-The straw
berry festival given last evening oy
the ladies Of the Liberal Society, ~
National Guard Hall, Virginia City,
Was well attended and was q very
pleasing affair. The refrcshment tables
looked s~plendidly, and the floral uis,
play was a remarkably fine ne. A,
OF the guests la attendance appeared
to enjoy themselves immensely. The
festival will DO continued this even
Ing.
TnuE BuIs FoUSp. - The Grand
Jury have found true bills against the
following named persons: Harry
Jackson. for burglary; All Lun. IA
der ; Theodore Telly, grand larceny,
and John Miller. for grand larceny.
All the above named persons are now
In the County Jail. The charge against
John Hickey, Of ml'demeanor, wa,
ignored.
ENGINE HoUsiSo, - Monumental
Engine Company No. @, have made
arrangements for the housing Of their
new steam lire engine tomorrow
Saturday e,valng. a cordial invi'
tation Il extendct to the officers and
members OF the Virginia aud Gold
Hill Fire Departments to DO present
on the occasion.
WRESTLING M,Tcu.-william Moor
field, OF Kentucky. and Charles Ry-
land, Of Oregon, propose to Indulge In
n wrestling match on Sunday next.
The match Is for a purse Of $50 q
side. The wrestling will take place
At Agricultural Park.
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A yrRr RlrIp. safe and easy way 10 make mo
ney. Is to procure territory to Introduce the latest
ussmlinyention that I. wanted every day by every
one, every where. who has q family. . mll-slred
ewing Machine with Table ami Treaile Tor only
$40 tina, does the same work ss a machine you
wOuli pas So for, rapid. smooth and nTm, makes
a seam 80 strong that the cloth will tear before the
stitches will rip apart. Eight new sttaehinents for
an work and the Improved Baton Hole WORKER used
by Ms only. Agents only need show them In opera
tiOn TO sell In every house they enter. SO and up
WARTS cleared daily by smart agents. No such ma
chine was ever Offered at any such pdce. H.Go sold
last year. i0nyCD families Use them. Demand In
creasing every day where they become known.
Ministers. Judges. Lawyers. Editors. Machinists.
Tailors, etc. recommend them a. perfect. Rights
given ire Ia nrst applicants. IL there Is no agency
In your place, write Tor II, or buy = machine for your
family or a%felati0i, there IL none better or 80 cheap.
Machines sent 10 all parts of the country On rec.lpt
OF price, sin. Read advertisement beginning so
saved IN every Family" In another column Of this
paper. Aiifess the Pfopnetors. tonrRr J. MIL
usAS A Co. ~ Canal street. New York.
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FROM MARTINEZ, CAL
Unable 70 Agrec-Aequitted.

MARTINEZ, May l5.-The jury In the
case Of Mrs. Gersbach was discharged
last night, having been out over iifty
hours, and no verdict being rendered.
They stood six for c qulttal aud six
for conviction.
The verdict In the Redeem case was
acouittal,
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~ THE CABLES.
and spnuish Nows.


LoSDos, May l5.-rho Times pub.
fishes q Paris letter, which says 1t Is
believed that the Spanish Government
will soon manifest Al Alphonish ten.
dency. The letter also says that the
Duke dc Broglle, French Minister OF
the Interior, will to-day present In the
Assembly, n bill for tho formation OF
an Upper Chamber, without which
organization, ho said to have declared
he will resign.
The Gar In England.
The Car lett Windsor Castle this
morning and arrived at buckingham
Palace at noon. An Immense aud ell
thuslsstic crowd lined the route Of the
procession.
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LEAvr or AusEScE.-rhe Superin'
tendents Of the various mines oil the
Comstock have granted leave OF ADJ
sence to all OF their employees whe do
sire to attend the picnic Of tho silver
City Miners Union tomorrow.
Twenty-Five car have been chartered
to convey the ~picnlcsrs to the Bowers
Mansion.
pKRsoSAL--usn. Charles Z. De
Long Is stopping at present In Vlr-
ginis City. Among the arrivals In
that city by this mornings train was
Il. N. Graves, Of mining notsristy.
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DIVIDENDS.

neleher-s5 per share. ssgrsga,ing $4,000;
declared May ); payable MAY 0.
Crown Point 80 per share. arcrcgatinS
kicO,Ooo; DECLARED May Q; payable May II
Consolidated yir.inin-s3 per share,
~asgrsgsiing ss,i,ooo: declared May ';pay'
able May II.
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REroRr.

ixsro.rsp pAIrr Mt nusa = uAILl
Last Evcning.
$50 Meadow Valley, 10. iok hoo
40 Baymond q kly. sss, ~, 26x, 2ck
$40 Eurtka Con, 81. .Oh
$50 Washington & Creole. Ia
$40 Page & Panaca, ~
100 Bowcry, SIC
Zoe liuhn q Hunt. soc
Iiso belmont, Gs, as
SD Newark, Isc,
80 Monitor. Belmo Mt. az
100 Charter Oak, s.ke
Us Rye Patch. 2. AZ
So - I x pS eaS sSa'h' IN NIX y. b'o
$50 81 Dorado North, IN. AZ so
so Watson. c. 90
100 Bellevue. I. ~
80 Quintero, SOC, exc
80 Eurka. a. ", sL,gx
90 Golden Chariot. ID, i5x
800 south Chariot. IL. Ia. bN
$50 Empire udahe), tx. n
100 Mahogany.
SIS sslessr -. 50 bss. TN. ox sso, 79.. %
ioOS 0phir, az, iiS bsO, iix. ii., II. bsc,
iss Bes., = Bslehsr. as. q.
$40 o,sr.an, "a ~. -, AN. an 80, u 30.
~ 30
60 Imperial. ~.
ITO California Con, .:
2lo Gould . Curry, i9S, 20. 9k
90 savass, Is
ies Cos. Virginia, 20
This nsr.in..
2fD ophlr, Is, i5.., 49, bso. i51. l5k bio
ITO S.oald q Curry, n, 2e.. 2oS
$50 beet n Bsleher. -. ass, g3S
100 savage, Is, 81, sik, c5s, CO
40 casllar. rstesi, %, COZ. 81, CO bc0
ais Halls 4 Sorsross. 81. 81
- Crown Point, ~
90 lsllsw Ja-kst, 20, 60
Gas Imperial. ~. ~, q.
iiO Empire Mil, AZ. -.
lso kentuck. i2f, i2L bio
900 Alpha, 10. VI. %. ios b1o
i95 Bslcher, ~, SOY
% Conscience. ~
az Con. Virginia, Il, nv. n, aS. n soo,saS
80 sierra Nevada. &c
"a Ovsuaan, ~. 2tS. . h3o
20 seq. Eslchsr. 70
Ito EIehepuer. -
10 Ju.tiee, 6k
as Julis. a.. AZ
lis Caledonia, N, is., IN
~ California. 81 Sss ssk
So woodyile, ig.,s
% B.ifi..r. co,.,ey,sSs
90 Am2fcan Flat, 81.
20 KaieEsfsecker,A
laO Ualoa Geo, n
80 Globe Con, it.,2
20 Daytss. q, 81 NO
100 Lady Bryan. SOC
40 silver nm. TA.T
80 Eclipse, AK
Aades, !. IN
~ rattsa. s5c
~ Utah, ~
50 New York con..a
rs Seq. Rock Island, 50c
20 kossuih.5
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pAscrsa AeApEsr.-Jam,s z. wll,on woult

DAxcISo AcApExr.-James V. Wilson would
respectfully inform the lovers OF the healthfal
and beautiful art Of dancing that he has opened
q nrstch.s Dancing Academy In National Guard
Hall, smith street, Virginia, where i~nrtruc.
tions will he given ~ follows: Gsntleman's
Class-Nonday and Thurrday evening: IAdies'
Class = Monday aud Thursday Afternoons.
Iadies' and Childrens Class-wednesday and
saturday Afternoons. Sohes dansanie every
Saturday evening.
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MiDpLE.AGED MEN.
w..Irn on csrxArros.-An good men who

WALLER ON caKxArios.-Al good men who
deal falrly and squarely by their fellows viii be
ples.unbly remembered long alter their souls
shall have returned TO the eompsnionshlp OF
Inc mat. and their bodies are properly crematcd
in lie most approved modern style. There are
Manly OF men, however. who deserve To be
ka,nt before death Tor their inherent wicked
ness. ana amopg these arc clothing dealers who
swindle their customers by selling clothing not
war,h half lis price. Such men enght to be
srsns,sd. and their stocks Of clo'hing with
them. Cali at ny store. In Half. euilding.
Isin strr~t. opposite the ofice Of the GoLD
H., NrwsV when you want clothing. and l will
do YOU honest and square Justice.
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STOCK LOST,

EIvR SHARES BALTIMORE CON-. CERT.
il No. 3 800, In nam Of z. Btrother, TIM.
tee; 10 shares Baltimore Coz. osft. No. -
In name Of Cahlll D rox. Tustses; 10 Sksrvs
Phoebe, Cert. No. i,bss, In name Of CAhill a
sesinst Regulating the ssms = trsnsies ~
been stopped. MTNRR 4 UIiI
myfI fms-
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DIR. A. u.

well.knoWn throughout the country a. q Pa
,sa,o.,., al rhr .i.,o,,., vho.s .rcc..,n,
tnoiogis' ana rnys'''osis'' "no'e suees'''ui
treatment OF certain physical disabilities and
f,rc,iop.l dsranrement. de.eryedlv .ntitle
n ., ~. cmuIs, ,sco,n,,,on ~ m. C,s.,
s.an,t't.o v.ann 80, III. In,o,m ~. c,,I'
zsn.o. nIHSrII,sei.y s y csn ~. eansn. a.
mis- once, No. II WILLIAMS AND BIxLER's
BuiLDiN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rnstomee,
UNITY 0, nuuing 'nemssses, ,nroukn ~. pso-
IessiohA asvney, o. saen eousu' annoy,
anees ahu aiim.n.s ~ ny ea'nis 70 sonIpIys
ana 70 cure; Wltnout en.efins lI.o eIosrsPnt
eaI aetaii., " - suineienl 70 sinipy plomaIsa'e
me iset that W; spihheys earliest Iepu,Auos
MAJ u ~ n. S Sss nrsnsa. fs.n W.dIcai
in%stiint,' The regime OF The Enrlish Phsr.
sisndard. An extended rxpsricnce and an
ss.idnon. stndv Of ihe varied phases of disease.
snahi, MIN IN yusrantec assnrance. of ,necess
in tbs eraaiestIon OF The muItiform chronic
.,sc,io,. In, Ja.nt m hath .eyes .neb a. N,,.
,ou. psbiiity E,S,nstei yi,slity' Youihfnl
rye..... n.s,a ImneJinenta Sh,anIr and
lsns,si ig,r,ian.
TO TIE LADIES.
mr. vhIle naturally Immersed
In, SILMssi," WI. sn, u"paIns ..I
Win ~ u.asaSy '.oJ,''i W ,.'i.n
nilon IN assuring lhem NAT w Conuuns,lon
win eomps'ent khowleugo VI the,i 'aiious
sunerings. suen IS Sersoasnes., Nsuraigia'
Spihai weAfness 10. OF nhpeu.s, nisr,aacs'
rrosps1s otsu, ns''osels,ons -, Dhspn,Itss
ment OF the WOMB. vaginal lIfesulaIities
Leoehofes. Dyspepria. inuigs.uon; .on,upa.
uon, anu w many ps',y, m',.a.ins a.. ~
m, s.mo.. '.rras , he n nnms ,gIa.,ss'sn NV
COaIE AND NIX HEALED.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-15
II CAVE

Would probably hold Q larger stock Of goods
than any house In town, and. perhaps. . few
more shoddy goods and empty paper boyes than
some OF our Big shoddy clothing warehouses,
but O better filed and more compact establish
ment than the WHITE HOUSE CLOTH.
INC STORE IL not TO be found on the Paci.
nc coast 1t Affords no room for shoddy and
empty papor boxes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-15

NourrsrrrR, Of the Metropolitan Boot and
shoe Store, has removed to los South q street,
virginia. Buy your Boots and shoss Of him,
! 81 IL selling cheaper than ever.