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xWer mill IciSeu?~

IS limb 20 Sabre felt Or.
Spbias' Senetianilhes 2iniment inS Bubli-
tum eingefiibrt mnroe ; 9arantirt hroniiden
6beumattsmns, &opfweb, Shnitte. Sranb'
munben, QnetIhnngen, alte Sbdoen,
SbmerSen in ben Seiuen, i'm Hiiden uno in
Der Sruft 81 beilen, bat es n,einals feblges
idlagen. Serfauft ourb Die Mpotbefer. =
Depot 10 Barf Ylace, Neip Yorf.
Dpspepfia. Spspepfia. Dpspepfia.
Opspepfta 1T baS permirrenofe aler
menidlihen 2eioen. Sbre Spmptome lino
faft nnenblih Derdnberlif, 10 baB Die nieber-
georiidten Spfer bieles Yeibens it'd oft eirs
bilben, bic 8cute ieber &ranfbeit Der Heibe
mad gu iein. 9as fommt tbeiliueiS BON
benz ffarfen 3uiammenbans oeS Utasens nit
benz @ebirn, tbeilpeiS audi baber, baB cine
St0rung Der Wercalun9ssS r9ane notbmens
bigerpelie bic Sober, Die Gingcrpeibe urlb bas
Iterpenipftem fort uni fo9ar bis 81 einem
sewtfen @rabe bic @isenidaft oeS 8lutes
beeiltrdftigt.
E. F. KUNKEL'S Bitter Wine of Iron
1T elm fideres Seilmittel. Dies lift feline neue
Yrdparation, bic periudt ulo n1algelbatt &C.
fMnben tpirb es 1T ieit Dtelen Sabren tdglid
uao BON pielen prominenten Nersten oerihriea
ben unb nit uuerrei6tem Grfol9 an9eluenoet
tporben. IS ipirb peoer erlpartet, nod be-
abitdtigt, ale &raufbeiten baburf 81 beilen,
benen Die Menihbeit untermorfen ift, aber es
miro 9arantirt, Dpspepita in ibrer bartuddigs
lten Sorm Su ~furireu. Da perfeblt &unfers
Bitter Wine Of Sron niemots ;u furtren. Die
Snmptome bon Spspepiia iino, 8erlult be8
IppetitS, Winb unb 4uftoben Der 9enoiienen
Speiien, 3rodeubeit i'm Mtunoe, 9er3brens
men, Nnihmelen bes Wta9ens unb Der @iuge'
meioe, Sertopfuns, aopfi4mera, Saminpel,
Shlahoii9feit nnb @eoriidtbeit. 8eriubt baS
grobe Mtittel unb ieio BON ieinen S%erbieniten
iiberaeust. &auft oas Ghte. 9tebmt nur
&nnfepS, bas in 81 Slaiben gefii1t lit. gties
herlase, 259 Norb g.. Ctr. Ybilaoelpbia lie
beral bel alien Apotbefern uno Sdnolern 81
baben.
SanopMrnt
e"ntfernt burt rein pesetabiltide WebiSin, 10
baB er lebeuo aus benz Snitem fommt. Seine
8eSablun9, bis Der Sept fort lift. 8ommt
nnb %referirt auf bic behanoelten Batienten.
Or. g. &. &unfel, yio. 239 gtorb Nennte
| ctr, Ybilaba. @oniultatiou gratis. Siss,
Dta9en= nnb Wabel-@ iirmer ebenfa1s ente
fernt. Die Miebisin, UNI ole anbern @iirnler
auBer Banopurm su entfernen, fOnnt SIR bel
eurem Mpotbefer baben. Serlangt 8unfePs
Wurm : Sprup. Yrets 81. s. &. &unfel,
philadelphia, ga.
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Drbsrhsnts Dlat IN b. Saussuffa&s sD ssisssfiAas
sab fpear ttltaftes 4rsugsstsat
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Sanomurtrt
mt ] q.

Die Baltimore Spmbopatifd1e Mpptbefe puroe
am 1. D. Wfts. ra1 benz serdumiseu 2ofaIe
NO. 1875 @eft Tapette Ctr.
uerlest. timer Stod BON superldifsen uno reinen
bomoopatiiden vi, ieien pnroe aufs 8oaitanbi9ite
eompletirt, 1oDle aud uhIer reifbaItiges 9aeer ppn in
oas SAD einidla9enoen Yiihern in @nsliider uno
s3E,sntiher Spra6e. Muftra8e per 9oit werben prompt
apreifire: S6ricfe H.. Eafel,
oct Nu. 1875 sSef Tapette Giraffe.
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nu OF elm 3eitung in bit 2ano hebb,n, un
I'd gl0p. be einsisf in be ganSe Welt."
, 1875-10-18
go Mrpsemt.

@uteu I9enten tpirb cine Gommiiiion besahlt
fir ben Yertauf Don neusn unb iebr p~opularen 8ii6ern
Don elmer Der beoeuteuoiteu subscriptions. 6irmen i'm
asin bumbus. man lafe fb unisre Girculare TOM.
men nne f~ber8euge f& isIbft. @breFt: o. Q. Bog b29,
6arHnrh H9Rn 4aplSDel
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Der Heassn n Bic srpbe gDerfa6tte ses Gbfpprs. Nsu
6sa ebGlt has sanss 5afem Natrans anb Kraft. gHtua
bsr Massa une anbers 9erpaaaasssreaae nanlaFen, tbw
ssue abdhsset ,u .ntptfelu, mub Der game aSrper ID.
sen. DIE &rsnfbetsn, pel&e aus ssfDrtn abdtisfstt oa
fsshaasassprsans enraetea, Rne seritieteuer Grt, abe
Nc SAuytarfaas hebt trnntu tttfelbs. Dice ii DO
grxab, vstsr sas .S@pebif& Sttters," IA q als etdr.
Anssuittsti ptrft, lie Werhaannsssr8aae reoelt anb ibn
ssfsnbe 1sxHstett btratat, + vide &rantsett.n telt. ~
ssfattaens saR, sesf&iesenr Ratas ens. 0tr aeaues
kseassS ~tksasrs
1&ptasfMas
aae att anercz Experimentation enttepta sbea 70 o,
gus etSrunssn Der Nasenttatiateit. as sur4 erbItt,
Aaiagt cher btftise Gridluas. Wsan bic Sptiie aiH
$tteerts ptrsansi une Der R6rper tn 5olee bs6sn ni&t bia.
!!6aeItd rn6brt plrb. Aus &bua8eruas ~sinsrtttn uni
e g.i@Sd$.s SYaera er!t.st sea lsistshss aafaa rna
sar ai&t 10 petra6t tdmG Dx berdbmt.fsn Wer,ts,
ssnn fs 8das ssa e$ptnefu&t IN ben ratn etabien &c,
pashda, tt4tea stnt Gxsnabus ibre Aufmsrfidntltit Az.
sh asf ee Htsalt-sns sr gfrbaapnsssrsanr, samit BIZ
Ssstlsay sti@s su patttat u f& nta,as. ttm nt9t fsnat
!tsf Uef&nrss serur a&eu uns nt&t burt ben Gsrper A.
VA anp ttm entSeber sar faas sst1 ts sisaiaea sal
ssats Sab i&ls8ts Rabruzs " bistta.
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Die etnsiae pplntebnif6
&huIe.

ct. GIemens Sail, Gnicot Gitp. Wes.
Sn Golse Der yererDBeruns Tnb flint pldbe ofien.
Wtan beperbe i1 iofort oarlm. Die 6raouirten
iteben bod. glnr erIter &lafhe &naben tperoen aufse-
nornlnen. Bier Gpurfe: Glaiii6, aiberal. Miiien-
idaftlib unb @ommer5iea. Wan i6ife cine 8ref=
marie an bic Otrectoren fir ben Secennial=Gatnlo9.
1WHliGi m ia
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Hanfanaf6I&se.
He3sA

glsssss, gtansp, ..snre nxe6EHw tatssasss erass
esaen.
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aCa.agsa in einsm baItsn gIas gDag.,


&rdMpfs, Gapddbt. 9erlflOpfeu, bofen GppE
fa9nsera,. nsreorbtnen Wasen, Diarrbss,
DHr&fal, Serftop flung, 8ldbunesn
une allie inneren &eipen.
EdlsRts fsltsa asts elm, Flaiat ssn gaatwas's ptssbs
1sltsi bt fa Tnorsn. Wsaias 2rppfen tn Dadtr SERIES
&rcnttttt peer Shmsritn, bic psm WsGfel bss gOsHsrS
a%srratrsn, s~erbeussn. Gs IA better ale fyanl5Nider
9saass setr Sstttss ale tu Nttimistsl.
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&abtpen H. GD.,

e. Wavrsn, Gdt Gtas6 Ctr. u. y
a,ss. Salfees ane sDaorec. SAid. sine Hrstn,ar's ~
@GbYas g. &c., 80 gnarrtn, Ode Gbur5 en-, Nts
5pyl. Auslusft, 3aritnef r.rth mtrh 9hnen ,uksiGtS
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y ast NJ xnsIadfttsa.a &ran,pdtsa, ssnea les IA
i@tnesf&ls&t untermprfea Il. sss letstn nsmentibT al
aaea earan. Die urladtn, ssl&s pteiS larsdli&t1 h
stresrrnteR. anb perf&iebsu sRe stdfetts, atr BIZ ~
banelansspdit mas immr esetelbe ietn, aauitd bio
sard et6Itsnesmtfttl bas Rsrpsufsftm, be g .aI
knsssrSant xne eaeur& btn Sapteu GSryes 40 sr6 ga.
Das +S9weSti6 Uttters" a.pt untErti&t S4 sls Ly6r.
fuaasntttd bd ben sben ssp6tntex Rranfbd.en uns ia,
Iaaftneen bt @ffnabtstt tura6sestben, p.lne ldsn ps,
ran ~trtits!tens i iuteseE Vtaus am Feben ~ RRbeu.
acknowledgement,
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W READY RELIEF

stas aussnsItdli&e SUITE aAhtx BET, -a
Gntthneana Der NtsEsE, Der SIaft anb Der atnssHrhe
GsaetRisn Der euAae. NeblsOpFstbta. Htsnanesbetdwss
ben, ptfitlppTen, byitrie, Grpap. Dbytbsrta, gatarrA,
$nv,ssta, HrptiSrnsrb Baeasse; Nsurelsit, Rbsums.
tszxt, Urbasin, Debirlftbtt.
Dts GnwentFr : p{s @eabY Relief an ben leibsnbea
ster e~straxsttR 8 q ptrs ~9tussruna Sab N3s(etttaaHt
W. @lbsIs esrscxssgsa. .f&ff
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ka - yaShfnR sr RaAab@sases saI Desr,s .
RpHa' Y et NGnisHsuntsrf6rtt ~ fraAsrss Eiseafbk
.sss sess,s: Saesaias" ksa slaiAs u - ~
Dtttess eataalL ttnetbiafsA
SsssanAtasneifu.eea b rasItfAe4 axs hsstfAss e,rs
bsss Sist&< bdsfflst s ~
as sa sVttsva 80 Msrb Dstts GtsafH Is n -
4sasssses xSs Sseskasa As RssSa&atss - -
AAAzAA ~
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R, R. R.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
&assst bic i&limmRsn S&usrasu ia I bio 20
Minpten.
BOZ NtHt etnp Stunbe -vsa
ssA ssfans ttstr aaistss tr au&t tssssA SsusaS
SAasrata 40 Ietssa.
Railways Ready Relief
smrtrt iebsn G@meys.
o. sss tas res smh q
1as sinjige i9mer3filenbe NitteI,

DsAst assentItSlt& bic ftItM mRsn Shnertsn, @&HA&e
Ase &nttaasunssa ~bsf,ittst unb Gsnssltcnsn turtst,
sisi&ptts pb lie IN Der eanse, I'm gtastn, Giaespeiben
sbsr tsnatasr Drlttn pftr OSsaasn Itrsen, hasAI stas
uaItee NHpsubupe.
Sn elmer bis swdrsis MitNuttR. einsrlet wtt btftis shss
~eeinissns Der S&mtr, fstn mag. Der RAsuHaitjd, wttt.
I&striss S@sahe. 9srirapptlse. Nsrssit, an Nsusalste
asbsKss seer kr6BtelnHe ptrb
, 1875-10-18

EHs uabstlssut aranfhetes aab bic msetdui6A, e,A.nA
lime %sssfslben iann sttaais ~ frab 5sasnnsn nsrS.r
1tan gtbraa@t sef yS&ptbii@ Bttters" ssaas rad h..
a sst { ans ott Itsts Ssar su Obenssnauntea id
Ntrs strlHptneen, Dem gatteutta mtrs ~uafsblbor 4
sSaadneise @elnn sbstt suriGstsebep snb fssss IL Eshss
ettsesttst atat f& balb titbes sin. ""*eR
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-02

Livs 10 swREr.-The blood 10 the hfe Of the
huna. system. Keep Il pure and al 10 we'll
for this purpose no standard medicine has had
% unliorm add amazing success % Dr.. Hen.
lays Celebrated I. X. L. Bitter. This 10 .
pure stinulant, medicated with the nnest ton
Ics and Alternatives which the vegetable king.
DON affords; and 10 the only preparation at
prssent known which thoroughly meets the
easrgeney. Tho eject Of this popular restor-
alive 10 continuous. Zach do.e taken invigor.
atss the vital energies aud the brain, and its
prolonged use will u~nquesuonably cure any
case sfdeblllty, or mental torpidity. That does
not arist nom organic causes beyond the reach
Of medicine. II IL In the ~strictest sense OF The
word, an invirorating and regulating. cordial.
II the nerves are tremul0us and relaxed, u
braces them; 10 the liver 10 torpid y promote.
activity IN that organ; tho appetite 70 poor ana
digestion Q slow and painful operation, u cre-
stss . relish for food and enables the stomach
10 convert Il Into heallhfal allmsnt. More.
over, Il 10 q specific for . large number OF all.
msnts, some OF which are particularly. lpreva.
lent In the damp and chilly weather which We
% Omen experience In mid.winter. Among
thoss may be mentioned rheumatism, ehills
and fever, and all the morbid conditions Of the
digestive organs. by insuring perfect diges'
lion and Q proper fow OF bile. It insures pure
blood, . vigorous circulation, and The pnmpt
dischsrys Of all waste matter from the system.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-02
Lively nus.w.r.-It 1. a pleasure to

u...,.u,. N
LiVkLf
Inv . good team ~ ,ons
goes smooth u 'n'I ~
Cd 70 run ,,., i'm
% oe''e' 70 Law p'as Josrn,
anA' "A' .oON y. o,,o.,t,on
Snns c;,r I'm cana 10 Iris morning.
IT.. Nj ,onno horn In his team To-
~. ~ ,sonna tbs linss around the
W. IL. ~ NJ. I'm. In front Of Dsy's
otaA 80. nol5 hin shont siobt
s..Ssnr ,h;s uornino. While be Got
49, 80 ~. team The horss Be-
osms frac.;ous under a tight rein, and
whi.,;na srornd ths team tooi down the
s,reet toward Silver City at q lightning
nscs' Johnny was too quick for them.
bovsver' and ysultinp in at the aide Of
The 'bus' succeeded in bringing them 10
a stop in a ravins near the Justice
works. A reporter Of tne N..s. M
s%,a 49, ,hs I'm. ~, enc Of Do
sncst h Wa ever his fortune To witness.
No damage done. Good team! good
man!
p,oxxrp p,cs,c ExcuRsIos. - Tho
.,.,,. -.,,,r,,or =,
soconu sisnu
the Pacific Coast Pioneers WIN "As
place at the Bowers Mansion. Saturday.
the Goth Of this month. The Old Boys.
.oJ .N.;. I..k vo.y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-02
DISPATCH
The New BaildiaE % the DsarA 81
Brokers - decreased Price Of
Seats In the Board.

sLx FaAxcrsco. June as p. x.-Ths
Board Of Brokers had o secret meeting
last evening. at which Il Wal decided 10
proceed at once With the erection Of the
new building Of the Board. on Pine
street, adjoining MsCurry's building.
n will have . frontage Of Tx feet on
Pine street, to which street Lsidsfdord
will be opened. The building VIII b Of
the finest description. To provid funds
for the undertaking. the Board will sell
twenty additional seats. making 100
in all, at s25. 900 zach, giving . working
capital Of $500. 900. The owners Of
adjacent property have subscribed $780,.
900, and the total fund Of the Board will
roach nOarly 500. 600. available for the
purpose in view. Several Of the most
prominent capitalists In the city have
already engaged q number Of seats to be
sold after tho erection Of the building.
II 10 proposed to increase the price Of
seats in tho Board from sac. 900 10 $780,
600. The membership insurance will
also be raised from $4,000 10 $40. 900.
The Board expects to have left in the
iund after the completion Of the build
ing about a quarter Of million dollars.
II Is intended to inaugurate the work on
the building without delay. and push IL
speedily 10 completion. The rents Of
tho building whom occupied are esd.
mated at %, 900 Per month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-02
Arrsstsd % . Chases % Han.
slaaghtsr - Antics Or . Crszy
Wo~an.

GAx FRlxcsoo. June 2-1:So ?. NJ
Mrs. p. j. Buchanan, who was reported
last evening - lying In . critical con
dition. from the presumed neglect and
brutality Of hG husband. died this
morning about half.past Q o'clock. The
body was taken 10 the Morgus. An a.
tempt will be made ct the inquest to Az
the responsibility Of her death on Bu-
ehanan. Who vas yesterday lodged In
the City Prison on suspicion, and has
been booked on . charge Of man
slaughter.
Tho American Legation d London
has been badly sold BY the vasariss Of
IN insane woman in this dty. Mrs..
Ann Cummings, formerly servant 10 .
lady In London. came hero some time
ago and went out TO service some weeks
ago here. Her former employer In Lon.
don received . letter from her. contain
ing q fearful account Of the murder Of
all her relatives. and that her own life
was in danger. The lady being intsr.
sstsd in her old servant, at once referred
the matter to tho American Legation at
London. and . letter was received here
from W. H. Chsesebrough. Second ssc-
ond Secretary Of Legation. addressed 10
the Chief OF Police. asking an invsstiga-
ton and q report Of the matter. Mrs.
Cummings proves to Be . 81 subject for
the Stockton Asylum, whore she will
probably DO consigned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-02
EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC MEWs.


The 8ehiller Wfock.
New Yonx. June 2.--A dispatch from
London states that the specie on the
wrecked steamer Schiller remains IN.
discovered. The mutlatsd bodies OF
victims Of the disaster continue 10 come
Ashore.
sssehsrrflsss.
Az the beecnsr uih To-Day Evsf"
continued Ms sddrsss oy saying Ihey
would consider the probable attitude
tone and reception OF the accusation
which marked the hnt interview BE-
swecn the accusing husband aud the
aduitsrsr. Wa adultery TO b treated
like . cut hnger OF bruised brow whom
III injured husband met the dsnisr OF
his marriage-bsd and shame Of his chill
dren and childrsn's childrenl The jury
might imagine. II there DO ct tho bottom
an opinion on the part Of the
and consciousness on the part Of the 60
cused. they would have had an inter.
view for which no previous knowledge
could have warned them. Counsel
would show them that the plaintiffs
story Of the interview was . sslf-impos-
ed invention. The plaintiff under
stood that his wifs's confession oouid
not DO made tho subject OF q case against
Beechsr. The plaintiff had framed the
story with such inconsistenciss as made
1t appear incredible. dc knew tho law
would moi not permit a statement o,
nat oeeui''a '1e ni'use" .nu
Wiis' and no Wo's u 'h'o nAfiu.s
which no shonid tel the jury 70 reno.
no sad no woua quo TINS s'0fy 20"
would DO believed and no was, - mas
oesn swofn' tns ''cam Oh NE own
snaaow'
E.afts quo'ea nom 'ns 'es"%oIy VI
hoa'.oh, a..o NE '.inns ~ Anu s
MN 'na' iii'on "isn'a ~ nm
This friend, a. he called him, wanted
10 prouitia,s the mind Of Bsechsr to-
ward Tilton, and gloss over the stories
told Beecher By Bowen. Moulton
v.,,h.d Nj. vo,d. and cbo,. his tonies
~, oh;.c,,. p..eb.r ..id. vhsn
Rowan b,ouoh, N. latter 10 him.
no pledged friendship to him. peechsr.
Triton and. Bowen had been using that
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-02
Liz on YOrn Rmur slpx.-Ths health Jour,

LIE on YouR Rmur sipx.-rhs health Jour.
nais all direct their readers TO lie on their
light side while aslsep. but Heyman Bros. get
No q eiass Of spring beds that are 30 perfectly
elegant and easy that Il don't mako any differ.
srenee In what position you, lie, you are a.
perfect ease. Ieyman BROS. also keep . com.
pietc ,tock Of all other kinda OF house furui.
turo for sale 81 tho lowest living prices. They
are at the corner OF n aud Taylor streets, Wiz.
glnla City. Olive them . trial. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-02

The pArLrsr Mission IN GoLD HILL
The mission now going on at st. Pat
riek's Church. Gold Hill, and conducted
BY the Paulist Fathers, is meeting with
great success. Standing room Is en-
tremely scarce after tho services in the
evening commence. while at tho early
hour OF Q o'clock in tho morning. tho
spacious ediiico il filed to repletion.
such /. the great interest taken in the
mission and in the instructions and SER
mons Of the Fathers. The Paulist
Fathers belong d a Society, tho head-
quarters Of which are in New York City.
they arc highly gifted orators AZ we'll as
a. most jealous laborsrs in The vineyard
Of the Lord. having nothing else in view
but the salvation OF souls. They are
now on their way home, after giving
most successful m~issionsin all the import-
ant places on this coast, and earning for
themselves q reputation for eloquence
surpassed by none who have visited the
Pacific Slope. Last evenings sermon
at st. Patrick's Church, was delivered
by Father Dryer. and was on the
death Of a sinner" This Father.
assisted by Reverend Father Bodhsh.
Is eal'y'n oa 49, ~ ~ /, 4 Grand
arc sparing no ehor.s !. n,a,rbs.diy
success. rs'n .mnns ,hsm.
and his sermon last evening was one OF
,ns NOS ~ G,i5 II;Il or ncThsps in
hs'en.u ., our country. For
my o "n Nm he tsrt Inc large ouere
49, snS,i1honnd Wills many At times
sa a ~ ,ssn,hla a, tbs ,srrible pic
~. dawn nv him Of person, In the
,a., s]sanies al death. who was about to
49,, III. creat ;ud,e. The mission will
son,inu. tho remainder Of the week. and
as Gold Hill 4. favored with two Of the
mo.t eloouent of the six who have como
among us. every one in the place should
co and hear them, and not let such q
good opportunity 90 by without hearing
a, least once a sermon from them.
p,.,,,s o,,n, Horsr-Ths Oman.
House was ero"ue" AGAIN i"s' e'sni"s'
ON tho occasion Of the second appear
ancc Of Mrs. Oates and her comic opera
~,,,u,. Tho audience was kept in a
s=or,,nr.l roar n, ,bo many telling hits
and drollerics Of the performance.
Mrs. O.tes D to have life enough
in her to last two or three ordinary
inai'idua,' an a.''. Ths ,ro.n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-02


Few persons connected with the min
ing interests in this country pay much
attention to economy in the working Of
their mines. Although on the Com
stock NO can show fine hosting and
pumping machinery. still . oloss OBJ
server will 500 that but little real i'm
provsmsnt has been made during the
last ten years. A our shafts increased
in depth, heavier machinery was neees-
sarily applied TO do tho work OF hoist
ing and pumping; but the now machine
ry Was but the Same old style. made
heavier and moro powerful. The Same
remarks apply to our mills. II seems.
however. that during the past year .
step in the right direction has been
taken by parties on the Comstock. The
above remarks suggested themselves to
US while going through the CONSOLIDATE
ed mill, where the fuel and ~labor-saving
appliances were pointed out TO rs and
explained by Mr.. W. II. Armstrong. the
superintendent. y seems 'ns' .ne oss.
Work heretofore dohe ~ s'eam niiils
a not exceeded ga .ons VI ore 70 1ns
ing above the average. The running Of
the Consolidated mill has shown from Z
10 ~ tons Of ore worked to the cord Of
wood consumed anu I'm. on oonA
ore-which requires longer working ID
tho pans than the ordinary low grade
ore-showing a saving OF st.ooo per
iaonth In fuei alone. py mAking gIas,
NY handle tho roek, anu maeiy ~.
the batteries anu hanuis .ns quie
and amasam, sui .a avn. y
enec,ed, the result oeins .ua' .oa Dn
lated mn can pay ior us woou .n M
Ter ana compete sueeessiuny r.Man
driSsn ny the ""'of Po"e' VI S'
iuver. a.. =.
lne same 'uea, -
carried out IN new noiA1s "
pumping machinery I9r Inc " O.
.haft, which Us nov os ,"n;s,.1 Inv
francisco, rom aesisus I....ss
Mr.. w. II. rAl'on' .ao E'iN -.
gineer LOT a,sssr Cn1s,a. VI.
designed anu Sai'' ,Ao S.;I,;na n. ca,;.
ginls n'n e,om an Exclamation
fernia MIL. from ~ "rs M
gwen 10 US W az. 49," Js=s.r;,,;on
to give our reaaeis s9lis -.
OF tho Z. v. macnihei. 80.
that AIR. ration mas osyo "- az
from an experience s,'ehu,ns V ~.
teen years IN tnus usp"i -,
gineerins, thAt ior assp nAas.s -
heavy BODIES Q. o'o suu "a,. - y,
DO raised 10 inc surface, sne 80,
naohinery. when pow w ~
In . case, ny s'ea'h ens'hel anu .h'
weights 70 DO ralsed S.ePls'en'eu W
car loau Oh ore OK oouy e;hI.
Drought as c,oso .oo.'no ~
whl prove 70 DC the mos in,aenas;no
e0ohoea I....rs. 80
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s~uyyocArIre Couou.-In . letter TO Mrs.
oharietts Lisls, Of Chicago, . lady well known
- Q e~ontributor 70 the Western press, she
fIousy Of 1iIersSound and Tar. my cough"
he ssys, "thrcatened 10 suffocste mo
but tie Honey OF Horehound and Tar has
removed every trace Of IT," The letter was 10
. iady friend IN this city, who ha, placed II o.
nue.. Pixies ToothAche Drops cure In one
-inula
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-02

CERTAINTY i-when = man undertakes to
make his own investments for future need, he
10 Obliged 10 assume that he will have time 10
complete them. That 10, he must assume - .
certainty the vcry thing whose uncertainty
causes him 70 mako provision at all. Bat II he
Insurss his life and then lives 10 old age, the
policy viii prove . better cash Investment Than
be can easily make In any other manner, taxing
hazard. Ifhs dies early, the object OF making
q provision for his family 70 Instantly attained.
IrsurS In The New York Life.
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MI

There are many Of the ago OF thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
Of the bladder, oten accompanied BY . sllghi
rniarting OF burning sensation, and Q weaken
Ing Of u, system In q manner the patient can
moi account for /; on examining the urinary do.
posits q ropy sediment win often be found, and
sometimes small particles Of albuuen will ap
pear, or the color will be OF . thin and mllkish
hue, sgain changing to adark and torpid ap'
pearance. There are many men who die OF TILT
dIniculty, Ignorant Of the cause, which 10 the
second stage ofsemlnal weakness. DR.. b. will
guarantee q perfect cure In all such cases, and
3 healthy restorstion Of tho gcnito-urinary or
gans.
N. B.-only an interview required In . ma
Iority OF cases; balance Of treatment can be
Conducted at home without interruption oil
buslness. once hours-l0 10 !, Q To B. and "a
o, Sundays to 4 r. 4. only. Consultation
Yrse, Examination and advice. IS.
az DIR. II. J.. BPEER, late surgeon 10 Bel
lsvus Hospital. IL now associated. with nr.
spinner, and will give special attention 70 the
treatment Of diseases Of the BYE and KAR.
Iiso PRIVATE DISEASES, EITHER ACUTE
OR CHRONIC.
~ Ali communications strictly confidential
DIR. A, II. sPINNR'Y,x
10 boz st7, Virginia, New.
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BLUE Porxrs. - LArse.sised. delicious bi
waves, fresh rom the sea. can be had every
morning at Tom IIefron's celebrated Rating
stand, Palace saloon. Virginia City. Also ell
kinds Of nsh. spring chicken, porter house
stsaks and everything else crayed by the inner
man. uefrons dinner combinations are q
marvel Of gastronoute skin. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-02

nns.s. MISUNDERSTANDING new. The
New York Life Insurance Company nov In
sure miners. Apply a. General Agency once,
Rooms I and 8 hays's Bailding, virEinia,
New. II