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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-10
Suicide at Eureka.
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sxhipiteo n P's.ol -.
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burden TO nimsen anu au n' hn.
He insisted OIL pro1n ss''ins ap' Iu'n'
being indisposed saia no couiu No. 90 80
lie lsit the CABIN ana mseuhs N Sn,I
ninsnam 80 h1 W. 81, .sh;n
re1uss,eo 'nenh a. .un. 80, 80,
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having zine, OF, on ms ,n'nns Iu
ningnam threw ao"n nls .eois Wv snan
with him, Niles refusing 70 ioliow.
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served that harrigan had q Pisloi IN MS
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JERE. BLACK.

The Sutro Depsndenf ID ~sxultant ever
the possibility Of The election Of Jsrs.
s. Black. Of Psnnsylvsnia, to the Uni
ted States Senate in place Of Senator
Scott. Jsre. Black il An able lawyer.
and well known 70 The people Of these
United States. His opinions on Consti-
tutional and complex legal questions
have been and are entitled 70 great con-
sidsration. Jsrsmiah 8. Black. Of Penn
~syivAnia. Is an eminent maA. He was,
ct the breaking out Of the rsbsllion. in
1860. Attorney General Of the United
States under James Buchanan. II wa
he Who advised that harmless old man.
when ordinances Of secession were be-
ing daily passed by Southern Convsn-
tons, after our Dag had been frsd upon,
and when the wal against the Union
had already BEEN i~naugurated. that the
Government Of the United States had
no posesr TO oosros a Stole. jeremiah 8.
Black. BY that opinion. then promulga-
ted. added largely 70 the stsngth Of the
rebellion. He Is responsible for many
thousand livss in consequences thereof.
But this il not why Sutro's circular
rsjoiees at the possible election Of the
ex-Attornsy General. Mr.. Black Is in
the employ Of the Sutro Tunnel Com
pany a. an Attorney. Il was he who
went before the Senate Committee on
Judiciary. last Winter. in support Of the
Nsglsy amendment. Il Wa he, who.
while pleading for . favorable report
upon that infamous measure, declared II
a. his opinion that all unpatsnted
mines upon the Csmstock ,cers open d
rslocation; that the prsssntowners Of the
Comstock mines are mere squdtiers. liable
to be driven OF at any time BY sutro OF
any other party Who chooses 10 relocate
Rem. This is Why Sutro's Virginia City
circular 10 anxious for the election oil
Jere. Black. Need mere b saidi This
unprinciplsd swindler. sutro. desires to
relocate this Comstock lsds. And Jsrs.
Black. as Sutro's Attorney. has declared
himself in favor Of such inisuity. Nc
wonder sutrs's paper sulosisss Jsre,
Black. The miners Of The Comstock
may we'll bs proud that By sisctins Mr.
Sharon they have put M more vote in
the U. 8. Senate against such ,illainy'
And by sending wsedburn 70 Congress,
they have supported Ksndall's action in
the Hsuss last Winter, which the Do
mocraey Of Nevada tried to repudiate.
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NEW
THE ALDINE,
THE ART JOURNAL OF AMERICA,
Issued MeuthIy.
"A Magnificent Conception, wonderfully car

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RED out" m
The necessity! of popular medium for the
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The successive failures which % Invariably fol-
lowed each attempt In this country 10 establish
an Arr journal did not prove the indldersnes Of
the people Of America TO the claims Of high art
and an ability 70 meet II were shown, the pub-
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port. and the. result was . great artistic and
commercial ~triumph-THE XLDINE.
THE ALDINE, while Issued with all the reg
i n,,.1ssi n ss.r nSas sa Of srdInsry 'psriediesis.
II IL an elegant miscellany OF pure, light and
graceful literature. and q collection Of pictures,
me nrest specimens OF artistic skin. In black
and white. Although each succeeding number
.sSrS. . . i,s 81 PIN R%lsi:u aib 81 n f niI1 :. me ns, sa ~.
preciated after Il 10 bound mp at the close OF ihe
year. while other publications may claim 81.
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PROM NUN SPRINGS.

Among the pleasant and perhaps un'
sIpectsd results Of the election Is the
election Of Moses Tebbs OF Genoa, to
the ofiss Of Attorney General. Mr..
Tebbs hailed formerly from Mud
SPRING." and was at FIRST rdiculed
therefor. But his opponent came from
Q district still more remote. to-wit:
British Columbia, and Uncle TsSbs
walked over the track with all the ease.
II not the grace. Of an occidsnt. Tsbbs
didn't spout much during the campaign.
Exit" did. But when IL came down to
Votes he (Mssss) just spread himself
out, and flew. That did Uncle Moses
Tebbs Of Mud Springs. "Kit" doesn't
like the GoLp HILL Nkvs. He kindly
told the people 90 in his Virginia City
hara,gus. We srisvsd over the fact
until. on close sslf-anslysis, We discov-
cred that thsrs was mot much love
lost" We have our opinion Of . law
yer. practicising in California, who
couldn't or wouldn't take the iron-clad
oath. Exit" filed that bill. and that's
another reason why We rejoice at the
election Of "Uncls'' Moses Tssbs, srst
from Mud Springs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-10

The RENO Crescent this morning with
characteristics bravery alliss itself with
and ssPousss the cause Of the Democratic
party. We may be psrdoned Tor sI-
pressing the hope that hereafter II will
be possible to politically locate that sim
guiar sheet. In its issue this morning
1t ''hails Democratic sueessa.' and the
death Of radical rule" Heretofore 1t
has not been customary with the Cres-
cent to refer to the Democratic party in
other language than by quoting the
Chicago Times, which called that party
q ..putrid rsniniscsnss." To Hail"
the success Of q putid "reminiscences is
good. But We are glad 70 know where
to find the Crescent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-10
THE SUM-.
WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1873.

..-.-x. .. 1865. .-. a-s
WkkkLf AND DAILY FOh 1879.
- -
Ine approAen OF tne ffeeidsntiaI eieeuon
9lves unusaai impostApes to me ersn.s sna
eevslopments ~ Lo's. ws susii enuss'ot W
oers,,oe vpsm NY .nnrnuLy ana Is.I,sssy
Ill soN mas now n ~
S,Ieasss,on ~ s,una ~ .n.y s,.,s snd VTTr ~
~ Ia n. ersSI,s ii, lno.n ~ m. NH.
tseyn!'w~ ~ ~ 81. .,ss.yos a. 49, 4,
All, W ~ he IA s,snas,d I'm, IN imnro,es M
w : ~ nor
Tup wvswiy SiIS IN .-or,irns N he.
,.asnn nsssr.n., All ,be ns~s M he a.y
All ~ so.ns NJ NJ eooSsnsrd sh,n unimpSri.
~ Al mi Isn1th hen IN moment And alvs,,.
We iu,t. treated in . clear. interesting and In.
IN II On, aim 10 m,ks thr WEEKLY BIN the
A..t e.mii, nsvs,sns, IN ths vorld m viii be
npil al enisrtsiuinine and appropriate reading
W. 80 mi Iii nstr, ro,kin, "a o6end
\ -, ss,rnricr. s.S aelleste tsste N will
~ mo.s su..a n,a,ss,,n. .,,,,ss ma
aIwaJs sonss'. sno nao'' .umi,s $1,000 snS
,oIssnsoees ~ a.'' e~'A"' ~ -"N
'eNSov rs,us n....u.c, IA. n,ou,n.,t
~ ~ wrsrTS siiv "a X. s,nrlss
III eonnd s,ssh snd n..,ui 10 The
n1 Ths .,uA., of man ,nd.,.,d.n, in nolit,e.
I. ~. nuM . :, men ~ w1esPts ,hsI,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-10

LANDER COUNTY vorE.-Following ars
the official msjorities in Lander county;
Hszlstt II, Adams &c. Ellis 4. Hillhouse
1859. Earl 2lO, Spires 9i3, Hobart ~,
Schooling GIG. Kittrell II. Hereford 40,
Haist SIS, Willis SO. Stewart Z, Hill 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-10

TIE vorr IN EunxxA CouSn.-Fol-
lowing r the majoritiss on the State
ticket in Eureka county, said BY the
Nevada State Journol TO b. Official :
Bradley II. Adams $50, Ellis 90. School
ing 40. Hillhouss 40. Earil 26, Day 4S.
Bicknsll %. Kittrsll 50. Stewart SO. Ho-
bart i7s. Minor 81. Holly 81, Hill l5l.
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"xAS's uSsELPIsH FRIEND"

VIII be welcomed In every home. Everybody
lovos such q dog, and the portrait 10 eIecuted
20 true 10 the life that Il seem, the v~eritable
presence OF the animal itself. The Hey. I.
land dog (thc meet In Br0eklyn) barks at II!
Although 90 natural no one who sees this pre-.
MUM chrome win have the slightest fear OF
being bitten.
Besides the chrome. every advance subscriber
member, and edtitied TO all the privileges, OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-10

QUESTIONABLE modssty-for . bride 10
expose 10 reporters all her select under
wear, from chemeise to ~pantalsttss and
silk Stockings, even though she DO the
dsughter-in-law Of the President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-10

The Reno Crescent still feels "conh.
dent Of the success Of the Independent
State Ticket" The only Independent
on that ticket vas Andrew jackson
Hatch. OF Reno. Il the Crescent sxult-
ing over the success Of Sfr. Hstehi or
over tho strength OF the Independent
party a. sIsmplihed by their vote for
Lieutenant Governor. that having been
declared to b their main fight, err
what? We would like TO know the
name Of some successful Independent
candidate On the State ticket Of on the
legislative ticket out Of washos county.
viii the Crescent favor us' But perhaps
1t means Ellis. Who went before the
mongrsl convention and Endorsed its
platform.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-10

surHo's circular at Virginia keeps on
growing like a dog with a sore head.
And IL is the poorest apology for a
daily newspaper ever published in vir-
cinia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-10

The celebrated Chesterfield Is said to
have died with q wittioism on his lips.
When told that he was dying by inches,
he thanked heaven that he was not no
tall by q foot and o half as Sir Thomas
Robinson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-10
LINCOLN HOSE 90. NO. q.
NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HAVING BILLS AGAINST
~ ne frm OF CHARLES BAKER q CO., Of
same for payment By the ism Of Noyembsr;
ano AZ persens owing the abovs nrm arc hereby
nouned that II they do not come forward and
pay up By the above date, thslr accounts vii
% placed In the hands Of an oficer for coll
leetlen.
noioiw CHARLES BAKER = 90.
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osxssr Cousrr OFFICIAL vorr.-Th,

OnxsBr COUNT OFFICIAL vorE.-Ths
Board Of Commissioner Of 0rmsby
county met yesterday and eanvssssd the
vote Of that county. Following are the
respective majoritiss Of the State ticket,
a. reported BY the Carson Appeal this
morning: Hazlstt, 1853; Bowman, III;
woodburn. 295; Beatty. 40; Earll. 2os;
Biekneii. 461; Minor. 497; Tebbs, 275;
Tufy. li3: Hobart, 5i4; Day. SOS; Ksl-
", 265; whitshill. as; Powning. 200.
Every nominee OF the Republican party
mon tho county ticket 10 elected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-10
PREMIUM FoR 1878.

Every subscriber for 1875 will receive q bean
tiui portrait, In oil eolors, Of the same noble
d n whose picture In . former issue attracted
40 much attention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-10

TuE vorr IN ME CouSrr.-From the
Belmont Courier Of the It'll inst. We CLEAN
the following maioritiss on the State
ticket in Nys county. - far as heard
from on Friday last, At 2 P. n. These
include returns from Belmont, Jefferson.
Tybo, smoky Valley, Hot Creek. Pine
Creek and Ellsworth precincts: Brad
ley 70, Adams 50. woodburn IS,
Beatty 0. Bslknap 40. Bieknsll 8,
Minor 10. Kittrell 40, Schooling iS9.
Hobart AZ, Day II, whitshill IA. Kelly
81, Hill 30. This, IL will Be observed,
il q strange mixture Of tho two tickets.
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Births.

wIooIYs-in Geld mn, November 9th, I, the
wife 4. q. Virgins, Q daughter.
BARNRTT-In heno. November 7th, TO the
wife Of Isaac Barnett, . son.
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THE ALpiNE ART UNION.

The Union owns the originals OF oil TIE
ALDINE pictures which. with other paintings
and cngrayinss, arc IN BE- Distributed among the
members. To every series OF 5000 subscribers,
distributed a. soon as the series 10 full. and the
awards OF each series a. made. arc to be publlsh-
ed In the next succeeding issue OF THE AL
DINE. This feature only applies TO subscribers
who pay for one year In advance. Full partic.
ulars In circular sent on application enclosing q
stamp.
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ing responsible Ter more or less VICIOUS
legislation, and being d down Win
more or less corrupt men. The natural
tendency OF independence is to eri'ieise
and nnaily to rspudi"i' such i's'Sia',oh
and such leadership. Ihs ine'''aoi'
result Is 10 eniesbls and defeat ruihs
OF responsible party.
This has been done by the late cleo
nons a. the East. 1t was not the Dem
o aien ae'e..ed Inc h~spu0neah
pN q rA.'' although the result Is
IN me very nature Oh
49,, N.,,h.sx 1"" con.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
[.r.crIL TO rus ooLD uuL AL news.
FROM SAN
Assassination -sest Back 70 San
acknowledgements Suicide

San Francisco. Dec. S-1:3O p. N.
Las. night Frank Curly, II years old.
while walking along Harrison street.
near 9th, OH his way home, was APP
preached by q drunken man. PANIED
Frank McAvoy. who plunged q knife
twice into his left side. in6icting wounds
which IL is supposed will prove fatal
McAvoy escaped.
In April, 1873, Lewis Mahsnsy, pre-
viously a State Prison convict, was
pardoned out. He wa arrested by the
Sheriff Of Phoebe for burglary committed
at that place. Gov. Bradley sent a
requisition for Mahoney, and appointed
+. Schoonmaker to receive and carry
the prisoner to Phoebe. ~Schoonmsker
came to San Francisco, but as Mahoney
was suffering from q bullet wound,
deemed II unsdvisable TO convey him TO
Pisehe then. II was arranged that ho
should be cared for here until
able to travel. He was sent to the hos
pital to get better, and made his escape
a few days ago. lie was arrested BY the
police as an escape and lodged In prison.
Chief Cockrill wrote to the Sheriff OF
Phoebe and Schoonmaker notifying them
Of tho apprehension, and received the
following dispatch: ct. G.. Cockriil,
Chief Of Police-Rslease Mahonsy; no
evidence against him. Schoonmaker
has left. Signed, J. Il. Hoag. Under
Sheriff" Chief Cocknll then referred
the matter TO Governor Booth, and re-
csived a letter stating that Mahoney was
psrdonod out Of the stats. Prison, Aug.
%. 1872. on condition that no left the
State before October l. 1879, never to
return, having then over two years TO
serve, and that ar no had broken the
conditions Of his pardon hs should be
sent to San Quentin to serve the balance
Of his term.
Aba. Nj. Cathsrins Mulcahy attempt
ed drowning. She jumped from Long
Bridge into the Bay, but wa fishsd out
and imprisoned as insane. Family
troubles arc the cause,
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CARD.
Cure Or salt Rheum Of Ferty.nve
Year 0tandiug.

Cure Or salt Rheum OF Ferty.nve
Years Standing.
MILL err, New. Aug. 10. 1871.
On. Paics-Dcar Sir: never expected TO Dc
abls 10 write you such . letter - this-that ]
an cured OF tia salt Rheum sfter suffering for
% many Year,. Forty.hve years ago u came
out 10 ny neck, ears and head. and then on my
whole body. was. I may cay. perfectly raw
with II. In the Winter my hands broke out
and disabled me from work nearly all Winter.
When I was q girl there were not many patent
medicines made. and I had 10 depend on such
saiyes as n~cighbors recommended. About
thirty Year, ago patent medicines came In the
market. and I have used everything that has
been advertised ~ . patent medicine 10 purify
the blood, from that day to this. Sometimes !
got something that partially relieved me. and
what ! thought was going TO cure me. but every
thing Loot lts strength On me after Q while.
About six months ago ! commenced taking
your medicine. I must cay had faith In IL
from the beginning. you were 90 highly recon.
mended BY q great many Of my ac~Quiinunces.
want you 70 publish thir In your city paper.
90 that people who are suffering from halt
Rheum may know what will cure them. for ] do
not believe there ever was snch q case a. mine.
MRS. A. CHASE.
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parluy bark Robbery

Daring Bank Robbery.
ColIsru, Miss. Dec. 8~.-Ysstsrday,
p. ~, four armed men rode to tho Tech.
oning rawlings bank in this city. Two
stood guard ourside. the other two en-
tered, locked the door. and forced the
President, who was the only oficsr In
bank. to give up the keys. They rob
bed the safe Of 5000 in currency and
as much more in jsvslry and rode of,
firing several pistol shots % they went.
The sheriff with q large posse il In pur.
suit.
Murder Trial.
New YoRx. Dec. 8~.-Contrsry 10 gen.
sral expectation, a jury vas readily OBJ
tanned for the trial Of Coroner Croker,
under indictment Tor the murder Of
James McKenna, on election day, and
there is a prospect Of a prompt trial Of
this important criminal suit.
Hospitality TO Kisg Kaiakaua.
One branch Of the City Council has
requested Mayor Vance to tender the
hospitality Of tho city to King Kalakaua.
Democratic Foley IN Mississippi.
CHICAGO. Dec. 8.-Ths Trib,me's New
Orleans special gives the following state
ment Of the troubles in vicksburg: The
riot grew ont OF an attempt ON the part
OF tho Democratic party In vicksburg to
override their Republican county off,
GERS. who were elected by an undoubted
majority. by means adopted in several
parishes in the State. that is by holding
a public meeting and sending a demand
for their resignation coupled with
threats Of violence. Such o meeting
was held in yicksburg several days since
and such Of the county officers as could
be found sent in their designations
among them Sheriff Crosby. colorcd.
The county officers have since remained
vacant, and court has not been held for
want Of q Sheriff. Governor Ames
issued his proclamation setting forth the
fact that information had been received
by him that certain riotous and disor-
DERBY persons had combined to get away
with him by arms. and by threats and
intimidations had expelled from Office
the said Sheriff, and that said riotous
and discrderly persons, Ind threatened
to e1pel several officials who have been
compelled to fee for their lives, and
that this all because OF their color; that
such conduct was in conflict with the
laws Of the State which he was sworn to
to enforce, aud commanding all said
rioters and d~isorderly persons to dis
psrss and retire peaccably TO their homes
and remain there; to submit to the legal
constituted authorities OF the State, and
invoking tho aid and cooperation OF all
good citizens In upholding public peace.
II is now probable that tho movement
at vicksburg is in conformity with orders
from Gov. Ames to Sheriff Crosby to re-
instats himself and other county officials.
It Is understood that Governor Amss
is opposed to public officers In Missis-
sippi resigning at the dictation OF mass
meeting. and he is pledged to use all
tho force he can command to uphold
the officers legally in authority.
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FROM CARSON.
Died OF His Iajuries.

CARsos. December g. Ysstsrday John
Camparaonica was driving team
through Empire City, when the horses
became frightened and ran away. throw
ing him from the seat. He was badly
kicked about the head. and the wheels
passed over him. He died this morning.
Deceased was an italian, and said to be
sober and steady.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08

WAY IL IT PoruLAR,-Ask any faIr.mlnded
physician, or any family In which It has been
u-ed; ask the whole drug trade, why Hals's
Honey Of Horahound and Tar 10 20 popular.
The answer will be that tho cures Of inveterste
coughs which Il 10 everywhere e9ecting are the
topics OF conversation In eveu city. DIVE and
village In the unlted states. Its enormous and
constantly Increasing salet are based upon the
grand fact, Notorious Throughout the whole
ease leading 10 consumption. Pixies ToOthsche
Drops cure In one minute, 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08

THEr WILL DO lri-Psepls who like to
trade &c the best advantage In buying their
family groceries, provisions and al that sort Of
thing, iasist on trading 81 Rlson's, Odd Fellows
Buiiding. Main street. Gold Hill. There they
can nnd Just what they want. including the
choicest OF can and case goods, fresh ground
coffee. all varieties Of pickles and preserves,
fresh vegetables and ffults. choice liqnor Of all
wares, eroeEery, etc. etc., and everything Ct
the most reasonable rates. Goods delivered
nee. Rison 10 q good man 10 trade with.
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M%IDDLE.AdRD Z

TWENTY-FIVE rrA crsr. SAVED By using
Dooley's Yeast Powder In the preparation o
blseults, rslls. pastry, ETC., over ssy Of The
ordinary baking powders In market. This 10
occasioned by the full Of weight In each pack.
age, and tho fact that II 10 composed Of articles
strictly pure. healthy and nutritious. which
insures Satisfactory results over time. Br
using Dooley's Yeast Powder. thirty peunds
more bread can DO made from . barrel Of nour
trial win satisfy any one OF Its standard excel
lcnce. For sale BY grocers generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08

MORTALITY PRrvrxrEp.- Il would Be . mod.
crate estimate TO place the number OF easss In
which consumption 10 prevented BY th. timely
ten thousa per annum. No cough, cold,
OF the organs Of respiration can ever deysnsnts
into Q mortal disease " this paistable and abso.
ulely infaliible specific DO taken In time and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-08

Jusr READ Tns.-IIsyman Broth,rs have Just
opened q new furnitnrs store on the corner Of
u and Taylor streets. They Offer svery thing
necessary for furniphing houses. cheaper than
any houss this eide OF san Francisco. They
keep constsntly on hand . lsrgs stock Of fnrni.
turc. bedding. carpets. cfoekery, glass and
plated ware. Give thea . call. dsa I'm