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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06

dEoHoE EELLs.-It reminds ono OF
old times to zee the genial face OF
George N. Eslls appearing on the streets
once more. George was n Of the
early timers OF this section. and not
only in the old Colo Tunnel, but in
other mining operations about Virginia
and Gold Hill has ho mado his mark.
Indeed. rs TO that matter he learned the
A, b, Z Of tho Comstoek and reads II
like a printed book ever since. George
has strayed away into othor parts OF the
country occasionally. yet cannot keep
away from his first lore. Very few
know more or oven a. much about the
old Comstock as he does. George Eells,
Charley Fish and Charley Strong used
to be the old familiar trio. not only In
the vocal music line on many n public
occasion. but as good square business
men. Numerous friends in this section
would like mighty well to see them all
fixtures here again.
The WRESTLING MArcu.-Remember
tho champion wrestling match between
Gallery and Gallagher. which comes of
OF Miners Union Hall In this town to.
morrow evening. It promises to be the
most exciting ever witnessed in this
section.
STOCKHOLDERS MEEriSa.-A special
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Jura
Mining Company will DO held at their
Office in San Francisco ON the 18th in
slant. See Official notice In our adver.
Using columns to-day.
woopvrLLx.-- The new Trustees Of
the woodville mine are W. J. Smith
(President). II. N. Chauncey. j. w.
Pearson and Alexander Baird. l..
Mel. Baldwin has been appointed
Superintendent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06

BoARp or DELEoArEs.-A meeting OF
the Board Of Fire Delegates OF Virginia
was held at tho house Of Young Amer
lea Engine Company. No. 2. Last satur,
day evening. The meeting. II reported
in full. would occupy two or three col
umns OF the NEws. and therefore how.
ever amusing and instructive 1t might
be TO our readers. such cannot b done.
The principal business Of the evening
Was the Presentation Of the ninety.day
roll Of the various companies Of
the Fire Department. AL those
whose names do not appear on this roll
will not be entitled TO vote for the
chief OF the department at the regular
annual election TO be held next March.
Five companies handed in and swors to
the roll oi their members. They were:
No. =, forty-eight. No. J. flfty-sieht;
No, 4. hity-four; No. 6. fity-sight. and
No. 9, sixty-four. Total. two hundred
and e~ighty-two. No. I and the Hooks
aud Ladders did not have their roll made
out. The hremsn say that rs the two
companies named did not hand in their
roll the election next March will not
come of, and Chief McNair will continue
TO hold his position until the election OF
1877. Whether this is according TO
their bylaws. or not. we did not take
the pains 10 ascertain; but probably IL
h. or tho matter would not have been
mentioned BY them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
Roll. or HONOR.

The following are the rolls OF honor
Of the American Flat and Divide public
school. for the month OF November:
American Flat Miss Jennie u. ker-
cheval teacher:
First Grads-Irins Prince. fiorence
Prince, Ada Lackey. Lena Merrill,
Emelie Parkinson and Emma Jones.
Second Grads-Annis Jones, Charlie
Jones, Frankie Merrill. Samuel Perry.
Lily Merrill. Otto Lawson. Willie
Daley.
Divide School - Miss o. l.. Taylor
teacher
Girls-Hattio Noble. Julia Thomas.
Manic Hammer. Lille Rupson. Mary
Bawden, Mary Tsrrill. Carrie Tremaine.
Maggie Keneally. sarah Hill, Gussie
Strominger, Eliza Bawden. Martha She
han, Lille Dorsey. Julia Thomas. Eda
Bowling. Nettio Noble. Jane Hoskins.
Lydia Hoskins. Ella woolly. Thursa
Fault and Flora Kline.
Boys-Samuel Terrill. Dan Greenwalt.
Richard Noble. Hartman Tobsner. I.
Collins. Mansfield Joy. Willie Green
walt, Horace Dorsey. Willie Bawden.
John Kline and James Haley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
"rAcrs ARE srussoaH THINGS

Thousands Of human beings nre yearly
borne on the swift current Of disease
down to the grave, just because they do
not possess a sufficient knowledge OF
themselves. A man meets his neighbor,
aud the irst salutation 10, "How are
you or. "How Is your health 2"
The reply frequently Is. "Oh. l am
well, with tho exception Of q cold"
Most persons lightly regard q cold.
Reader. do you know that q cold Ia one
OF the most dangerous Of maladiesf A
cold not only clogs up the pores OF the
entire system, aud retards circulation,
but II Is productive Of Catarrh, which 10
quite apt to lead 10 Consumption.
"0h," you say, "h Is nothing but q
cold In ny head" True but that cold
Is really a mild form Of Catarrh. aud II
not arrested In Its course will become
chronic! Catarrh Ia one OF the most
dissgreeabls, offensive affections In the
catalogue OF diseases. The passage OF
the nose IL obstructsd. the sense OF
smell impaired, aud there ID a disagree
able sensation OF pressure In the head.
In the more advanced stages there il q
discharge having an offensive odor. II
the disease be allowed to continue In Its
course. thick, hard incrustations will
form In the head, the bones OF which
sometimes become softened and break
away In pieces. Why will persons con.
tinus TO suffer from such IN annoying.
disgusting disease. when they can just
a. we'll be cured OF III DR.. Sage's Ca.
tarrh remedy will cure the worst forms
OF Catarrh; In fact. II IL tho only sure
and safe remedy which has yet been Of.
fered to the public. Many harsh. irri.
tating preparations may. for q time, re-
lievs the urgency Of the symptoms, but
they do not cure the disease. DR.. sags's
Catarrh remedy is soothing and healing
In its effects. and when used with DIR.
Pisrce's Nasal Douohe. according TO di-
rsctions, does not fail to effect q cure.
Sold by all Druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
Lynch Law At csnps-Pur.ui, Of
OutlaWs.

Outlaws.
SAN DIEGO. Dec. ca dispatch from
Campo states that at II o'clock las,
night n party Of unknown men over
powered and tied the guard, took tho
Mexican prisoners out and hung them.
The general verdict here In the case is
"Ssrvsd them right" and II Is thought
to be the only mean Of i~ntimidating the
outlaws. Gonzales. the Alcalds OF Low.
or California, is out with q party after
the remaining robbers, and as ho knows
their names II is thought be will capture
them.
Lieut.. j. II. weeden OF the U. s. En-.
ginesrs. came down on the Montana,
and il at work making working surveys
for turning the river. obtaining the right
OF way through private lands. and
should the weather continue favorable
will commence work.
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-snow Tr0ut, hisninss hses
Ete.
John W. Mckinney. Of Sugar Pine
Point. Lake Tahoe. paid a visit to the
Nrws ofioe to-day. From him We learn
that the storm which visited the Com
stock last month. was the ssverrst ever
witnessed by the Oldest white settler ct
the Lake. A coal oil can which set out
doors. near MeKinney's place. caught
seven inches Of water during twenty
four hours. when the storm was NJ It's
hight. From the time the storm nrst
set in up till tho present, the Lake has
risen fourteen inches. All the little
creeks that were dry during the Sum
mer months now carry i've or ak feet OF
water. or N Mr. Kinney expressed it
ars deep enough to swim = horse"
He says the wind blew 40 ~furiously
during the storm that the Lake was u
sheet Of Fsam.
An old scow that has for . long time
been used by the merchants at Tahoe
City and Glsnbrook in carrying goods
across tho Lake, broke loose from its
anchorage and was wrecked at jim
Small's Ranch. Mckinney's boat
"Tmnsit." which was moorsd inside a
breakwatsr at his place. was filed With
rain and snow and submerged in the
Lake.
The snow
At most points around the lake is about
fifteen inches deep. II does not yet
interfere with numbering. and all the
mills. except one at Glsnbrook. are still
running in full blast. An there are no
tourists now over there. the steamers
that regularly ply the Lake in Summer,
now only make
An 0~ecasieusi rrtp.
For the accommodation Of those whose
business forces them to cross II. The
weather is so cold that Nc. prefers using
a row boat in making his trips back and
forth. M all the water that flies over
board instantly turns to Ice, aud In .
sails are used they soon become so
elogged as to DO u~nmanageabls. Dur
ing the late storm the game, such a.
deer, etc., that range around the lake
in Summer all left. A neighbor Of Nc
Kinnsy's. who happened TO be out a day
or two after the storm. saw no less than
fsrty Deer In . Drove
Heading over tho summit towards tho
warmer climate on the western slope OF
the Sierra. While no big game can be
found. there is still an abundance OF
sport for those who care to brave the
cold in angling for the
sealy Teaants
OF the lake. Trout and all other kinds
Of fish have now thrown of the shyness
that characterized them during the sum
mer. and the patient angler is more
than rewarded for his toll by the prompt
ness with which anything in the shape
Of . bait is snapped up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
Departures Last ESsstsx.
rilE PlxroI. AGAIN.
Two Men shes-A Close Call ssrO ae
ef Ths0.

At about I o'clock yesterday morning
a shooting ARRAY occurred in front d
the Silver Palace Saloon. on South c
street. Virginia. whereby two men were
wounded. one very seriously. The
names Of the injured men are George
Taylor. a miner working at the Sierra
Nevada mine. and William White. a
wsll.known sporting man OF Virginia.
According to tho statement OF several
parties protesting to be acquainted with
the circumstances. q difficulty occurred
in tho Bon Ton Saloon. a few doors
north OF the Silver Palace early in the
night. between John Kshoe and Johnny
Clark. which. after considerable quar-
reling. was finally settled without re-
sorting 10 anything more forcible than
worls. The shooting ARRAY that occur
red later ON in the night grew out OF this.
by jim Coyle. a third party. espousine
the side Of his friend Clark. Coyle and
Kehoc were in the Silver Palace saloon
Mt tho time tho quarrel first began
oe.sssn ' 'V In, ,..,s,or. III.
,n'o wy ~ -. ar. s,snn.I
Poseu W 'aAe oIA w" IL
gu, ON .nv 10 n" n;.,.i AMI
.,.nss cavis o,sr ,hs head With h. In
the melee the pistol was discharged.
whether Intentionally or not. no
seems w A.o,y. n. n,,,s,..,~,m.n
ls'V. ~ ~ .s;,h,n,iy .nJ
OF dea'h una It's woIA as 'a'u'y NM
WSn w
WIN intent W III. -.
Mr. iayior VINO was p'..us o.oa
ms way home ron No, nsu -.
,he inslus ol .hs ,e'. nan. w.. oaI sI
ing eomP's's'y n'ousa n nana, al
ing an uss anu P.. |; \ L.,w.aa
coming OUT ON tno oPpos,so ''''
'hs %vI;,. = has ths ,spu,a,ion
~. an. y, ,hs o,;s,s.t and mo.t
~ o ~ ,ha c;,v Wa. hin by
neaaS. nj on m. ins;ds 81 tho RIGHT
Wv nm, -, inch.s abo,, the kne..
.Is Iii n.s.;n, ,bronvh the leo and sew
~" n..;n h,,n.h ~ tbs femornl mr..
s.,ns ; \. ~onnJs.I man blsd protuseiy,
Iya'n..ns.. h.;r, .tonns.l with great
,n Sin,aH H. nr. conn nbo u,ro called
y, ~ ..;s,.ncs M The wounded man.
W.. 80. on;,s fs.bls from the
Lsasa x..,arJa, mi great care
loss o :" L:.n him nsrfectl,
naa 70 This mo,n;ny
auies a. n.s ;mn,ovsi and n ia hoped
IN s.r. No s.r;ous consequence
sa. ~ - sn,ic;na,sd'
"y .f..s,.d v.s,srlav nm com.
neao 49, an .h.r,. ~ ,ssaplt
Puuh Ut IL ha;, was ,s,sJ nj sIOO.
m anioS Non, hs nm, nm for his appear.
a". .aJ 80 a., AZ lib.rty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
srArIoNERY AMI JEwgLRY.

J. b. Marshall, at the Gold llill Poet
once store. Ia sole agent for q
the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received as roop A. Published,
and delivered In any part of town. blank
book. and stationery In great variety. Blank
books OF every description made 10 order. ii
short notice. Gold aud Silver watches, clocks,
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
Of toys ami fancy goods. Zee regular ldyer'
tisenent In another column. je1e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06

AssKssNESr.-An assessment Of hfty
cents per share Is levied by the Globe
Consolidated Mining Company, delin-
quent January 7th. Soc ofieial notice
in IA advertising columns to-day.
AssEssMESr.-An assessment Of $40
per share Is levied on the capital stock
OF the Bank Of California. delinquent
January 10Th. See official notice In our
advertising columns to-day.
To WHOM IT CoScEnxs.-A certain
lady from Lower Gold Hill will hnd .
card from DE- Engels Of Virginia in our
advertising columns that may b 70 hs'
interest 10 read.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06

THE woRp "sozoDosr." which ha,
already become a household word. Is de.
rived from the Greek, aud composed Of
two words, Sozo and Odontss. "Sozo,"
translated, means to preserve, and
"Odontss," the teeth" Sozodont." "a
prsservsr OF the teeth. And II Is true to
In name. Il beauties and preserves
tho teeth. hardsns and ~invigoratss tho
Rnms, and corrects all impurities Of the
breath. The odor Of this pure propara-
ton 10 10 delightful that IL 10 . luxury
to apply Il. II IL as harmless as water.
Sold by druggists and psrfumors.
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CHEMICAL

Save me. health and money. Avoid quaek,
and buy "Chemical strength. cold by oil
drugyists. distractions full, and q cure guar
antscd In any case OF deblftaiing druans Tor
seminal wcakncss,, and all alarming symptoms
exeesses or any cause. CRANE & BmanAn.
Wholesale Agents, San Francisco. Price 81
mar hattlo ~
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This Nesaiag.
San ynASctsco STOCK BOARD.
seo 0phir ssx. 5ss, -
go NsI.cln. d -DS, II. HS.1i
To oou,d ssd Carry. IN. HS, q bs, AK.
900 Beet and B.ieher. 90. coz. ssx. co
los ssvsss, u, III. IL. In, In
20 choiIar-P otosi. ~. s7k
i3o Hale a Norvross. II. tik
sess crswa Point. Ss. ssh. Is. ssk. ssS, IS,
s-s Imve.i,l. sx. sx. q.
$50 yellow jacket. %. SS. -. 20. 81. sok.
~.
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go ksatuck. Ign. l5A
20 Alpha. 10
ass B-leher. 81. sIX. ssy. sX. IN. ssx. %,
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20 Conna.nes. 81. Ot
SIS sierra Sevsda II. fTt. TN
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% Bullion. Is
l1o Exehequer. i3k. n.
as OvsfnaA, CIV. "a. 81. Glk
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s,Oo Jus Ice, d. 20, s.. 81. &c. s'S. an. D bso,
~
$50 succor.l
60 Union Con-. ~. ok.s
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go iulis. u. Bs. 10
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NOTICE.

NJorIce IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT. ON
Mutual eon..o,. Z. cooPEs siihdrsv ION
he arm Of IRVING, Mckay D Co. All IN.
debtedneps aeainst the hm u assumed By the
rsmsining partner. and all bills and claims duo
will Be paid 10 them.
Novsmbef -, 1878. pozIu
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CURE FOR TIIE RPIZOOrIC.
N, A. I.hr.usss tina vslL.knoun Waterman,

sarreon at Virginia City. IL q decided success
in the matter OF curing the eplxootic. lie has
q remedy that knocks u every time. lie has
and provision dealers. Of Gold Hill also all the
snilctsd hores In Sine ogg's Cuwn Point
IAyery stable. Lower Gold Hill. and 10 rsdy to
cure every case that ID brought 10 his notice,
lie akilifuliy and enectually treats all diseases
which horse flesh IL heir 10. aud curing the
epiIootic 10 merely q pleasant pastlme Tor him.
Mead HE adyertlSement, I'm another column. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06

Az EsrlsLsurD RxMEDr.-" Browns
Bronchial Troches" arc widely known
% an established remedy for c. ughs,
Colds. Bronchitis, Hoarssness, ali Other
troubles Of the throat and lungs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
.LAKs TAHOE 4 N

ssveress Sterua that Ever Visited
That ssesisn-oas noat wreck
ed. Another sask NJ y Landtns
-snou. Trout, rishins, kte.'
Etc.
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..I.et No oniIsy Man Kscaps."

wAsnrSoroS, Dec. 4.-Attorney Gen.
eral P%ierrepont to-day autographed the
United States Attorney al 81. Louis, nd
vising him OF the officers appointed a. Q
Court Of Inquiry In the cases OF General
Babcock. aud in~structing him that the
appointment Of n military court Is In no
manner to stay any proceedings that the
Circuit Court authorities may determine
on as being proper in the case. The
United States Attorney 10 also directed
TO give the Court every MD In bis power,
and use all efforts TO facilitate its thor
oush and complete investigation Of the
charges. A telegram was also sent to
District Attorney Dyer on the I'd In.
slant. signed by the Attorney General
aud Secretary Of the Treasury, directing
him to use every effort TO prevent the
implication OF any innocent person In
the conspiracy TO defraud tho Govern
ment, but 10 spare no one guilty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06
WESTERN DISPATCHES
.r.cr.. 70 RI. GOLD ur.l D.rlr Ne,


Arrived frsm vieteria-To Assume
Their Duttes-Wants 20 kiil
HIMSELF Chiness Lossss by the
Pacific Disaster.
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NORRIS d NATHAN.

This popular dry goods nrm. although loslnc
all by the great nrs at virrinls, will not do In
~consequeass. On the contrary. they win open
In . few days hers In uold I'LL. having secured
nearly ~oppo.its thu NEas Gfice. This morn.
iny they vent TO san Francisco for new and
extensive stock Of dry goods. and They viii
opon out 10 . fss days In splendid style. nos
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Wrestling Match.

A wREsrLlNa MATCH FOR $500 4 SID:
A and Ihs Iight.welsht championship. OF
A~menca-eo,lar and elbow holds, best three
falls out Of ave-wtll eoms Oh a. niners' Unios
Hall, Gold Hill, TUESDAY EVENING, neeem-
0uKR. iirhIweifht champion OF New iork,
snd .. cIfTERf, The vstsrsn vr'st''r q Gs'd
Hill, oosta'
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A CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
judiscretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss 81 manhood. etc. VIII send
q recipe that will cure you. free o. charge.
mi rreat remedy was discovered by Q mis-
sio AIRY In south America. Send 9 seli.ad'
station d, bible House, New York City.
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observation-disclosures
and see.
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This AoRaiag.
~ yuANctsco STOCK noARp.

l~srso.rrD pAnr .r a r. krAr,ss . COL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-06

AYKn,s CHEEKY rEcToHAL-the worlds great
remedy for Colds, Coughs and Consumption
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YOUNG MEN,

who may he suffering from the cfi, ci-of youth
fl L,lis.- ot in,i,-erVt.on. viii do wclito avail
themselves at this. the gieais-t hoon ever lstd
a, the altar of suffering humanity. DIR SPIN.
My will guarantee to forfeit dvc handfVs dol.
lars f,f every case of seminal weakness of pfi-
vAie disease Of any Kind &C character which he
undertakes and All- to cure. lie wonll. IN, re-
tore, -iy to the unfortunate sufcrer Who may
cad this notice. that you Are trcsdins upon
dangerous grunnd when you longer delay In
e.kine the pruicr remedy fNr your roa,plsiht.
You NAV h.' In the nr-t stage c-rvmcmbcr, you
are approaching the h-t. ifyou lic bordering &
uts,n IN. last. ard arc suffering ronic or all of
IT, evil effects. remember hat u you obstinate
IN persist In procra-,in,tion. the time must
c.n,e when the most -killfai physician can ren-
der yea Ro assistance: /: when The doors of hope
will h. cl.-el a-sinst yoa when M angel of
merry can bring you relief. In ho casc has the
Doctor failci of -ueccp-. Theu lot bot dcspAir
wotk Itself upon your Imagination. hut avail
youf-s of the beneficial rcsnlts of his treat
meat hefore your case h beyosd the reach of
me,ilca, -kill. or bsiots srim death hurrie- yoa
a.. . f.r.unaturt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-06

"YoU wrins my BOSOM, said des-
pairing Baltimore lover to a eoquettish
pul whom he had long sought in mar
riasc. Ills burst Of grief decided her.
and. putting out her hand, she softly
murmurcj. "well' ring my finger. II
you will be happier for 1t; l will ysS you
no longer
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-06

Ar one % the Boston schools recent
ly. in answer to the qacstion. whats
the difference between an island and a
continent. and upon which VIC 10 hvei"
a brigh, little shaver replied: "rho dif-
ference Is that a continent is much
larger than an island. aud that We live
ON bread and meat and such things"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-06

mo, gentlemen Of tho jury." thun-
ierod an eloquent advocate the other
day in Denver court, this inattor is
for his Honor TO decide. who sits there
sleeping 50 beautifully" His Honor
opened both eyes aud his mouth and
said. IAN o~ius to your narcotic speech.
sir"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-06

"ws read in lie good book" says n
colcrod Baptist brother down South.
"ot John 10 Daptist-nebber OF John
ds Methodist. And that, says
Charleston correspondent OF the New
York Diserr,r. il the reason most OF tho
colorsL southern people are Baptists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-06

NELLY M,Em,lL McArEE writes a
column in the Saturday Iaris about
rearing children. 10 she win tell the
community what ought to bo done with
the father and mother of boy who
cant pass freshly painted front fence
withou, running stick along the pick
cts to hear ii "cliekety." she will be tho
means q! drawing at least 1900 new
Subscribers 10 tho Rerisn.
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coug AND NIX HEALED.

u -atier- not what your trouble may be,
C.uie and lct the Doctor examine your ease. 10
" iil cp-t you nsthins for consultation. 81 llca-e
call AID satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
unslrr.tan.- y,,ur case. lf he csi. caro yoa he
will tell y"u 81; " not. he will cay 80, far b..
Mill not undertake a cure unler- he u rcOnitlcnt
..fa anssttuF the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-06

A coioRTp witness in recent case at
Galveston. when asked his trade said
he WAS "er iissian." meaning n physic-
ian. and being inquired Of in what
school he studied. replied: "Hey! Didn't
study tail. Cum into tho wurl doc
tor. Was borned a doctor" Having
showed city license TO practice, he Was
asked itho couli read. and tho answer
was: "No. sir; l don't need ter. Use
-. sebcnth son of the dc seben,h sou:
My nolligo was born wid mo-"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-06

M sPiNNEY. while naturally Impressed
With tho ,ieii,ssy % the -abIcct feels 40 heel
fancy In s.-uring them that. In eonJanetion
with u competent kno~lcd of their varioa-
-nfcrin.-, such a. Nervousness. NeuralgiA.
spinal Weakness, Loss of Appetite. iassitn,..
fr,iay-a- ut.rt. ketr,s-r-ion- or Displsee-
nlent of the Womb. Vaginal Irregularities. leu
charrct. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Constipation.
and many istty, Irritating Distractions that
tIr r,.siou. he can alfurl them Immediate relief.