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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-20

nor RENTAL A BARGAIN SMALL
h farm. IA t,S Is acres cleared, one mile from
Shelby Depot. Also a small farm of 40 acres
on Big Creek, n,Nar. Cuba. And a small farm
of 25 or 80 acres a I Lucy Depot. All IN shelby
county. for rent at apargain the ensuing year.
j. M. WILLIAMS. 2se Front ST.,
144-14e Memphis. Tenn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14
FROM WOODLAND.
Fatal shoesisE Array.

WOODLAND, CAL. April l3.-A fatal
shooting afTray took place this afternoon
between Frank Slocuin and Ham Eng.
lish, two well known men OF this place.
II is thought by some that two shots
were Ared. II so. they wero fred 30
nearly together that tho reports seemed
as one. Only one shot took oiect,
striking Slocum right above the heart,
killing him instantly. II was pretty
generally known that III feeling existed
between them. and threats bcen made.
Slocum had warned English 10 leave
town by 4 o'clock, but as he did not,
something serious was expected. In
tbs afternoon Slocum went through tho
street carrying q pistol In his band.
About 4:30 O'Clock English was sitting
in the back part Of tho Cache Creek IA
loon. whom Slooum went toward tho
back Of the saloon, going between the
saloon aud stable. lie was seen by
English. who ran 10 the Hido door and
shot. After shooting he walked slowly
along tho street, carrying his pistol IN
his right hnnd. On meeting the Sherii
ho gave himself into custody. Slocum's
pistol was lying by his sido. He also
had O knife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14

A DoiLrxo LAKr.-Tho Troy Times
prints q letter from q citizen OF that
place, ut present sojourning in tho Isl.
and Of Dominica, West Indies, from
which the following IL IN extract: DR..
Freeland, In search Of sulphur in behnlf
Of an English company. accompanied
by DIR. Nichols and o few servants,
started on = tour OF exploration. At q
distance from town. in an airline, OF
some eight or ten miles. they found an
old volcano. Its height above tho sea
is about 2.i00 feet. They descended
about 400 feet down the crater to tho
lake-unh.ar ard Of before. but which Is "
rank among tho wonders Of tho world.
II ia literally u Lake Of boiling water. II
is about half q milo wido and two miles
in circumference. In tho confer the
boiling. foaniing water jets upward into
a sort OF dome several feet higher than
the surface, and where tho ripping
waves break upon the shore the hand
cannot 10 immersed without pain, so
high is the temperature. My informant
il DIR. Nichols, who has made two ey-
cursions TO this lake. who Is we'll known
here, and bears q most respectable char
aeter. The water is very highly charged
with sulphur and magnesia."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14
To THE prorLs oy Coin unI, SILVER crrr

To rirE PsorLE ~ 0oLp lInI, SILVER Girl
AND DArroS;-Every mas, woman and child
In any Of the above named place. should know
at once, that q great want has been supplied hy
tbs opening OF DERIIsxR's vARErI sroRI,
Main street. Gold Hill, opposite tho yellow
Jacket ONCE. There evefy one who wants
them. and has the money 10 pay for them, can
buy ai tho lowest possible cash rates, the nnsss
possible assortment OF perfuirery, fancy soaps,
hay rum, feather busters. y%iolins, guitars, ban
jss; . full stock OF the beet Italian sthngs,
j~.welry, watches. optical Instruments, ladies'
trimmings, work.boxes. musical and plain pho.
torrnph albums, Yankee notions, cutlery, worst.
cd. wooden and knitted goods. Also . large ~.
sortmont OF natural human half. All kinds Of
willow ware. fancy bird cages, saichels, braek'
cts and waii.poekets. Also 9 splendid assoft.
ment OF everything necdful In the Stationery
line. school books. lamps. chandeliers, globes,
chlmneys ana Juvenile books. 4 splendid -.
sortment Of every variety Of fancy tors,
wagons. bedsteads aud fancy val%cntlnss. A
magnificent stock Of chromos and other pie.
turrs. Also, particular attention. paid 10 fra.
ming picturcsto order. New goods, all Of The
beet possible description. Don't forget the
place Main street, Gold Hill, opposite the Vel.
low Jacket ofiee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14

A STRANGE PEr.--A French journalist
met with n strange pet tho other day
when paying n visit. While he was
talking he noticed something moving ON
tho carpet which was neither dog o
cat. On looking again he saw that II
was n fine lobster. dark gray. spotted
with red. and thought that II must have
escaped from the kitchen. The lady OF
the house smiled and saii. ~ must tell
you the history OF my pet. Some months
ago I bought q lobster, aud nc 1t was not
wanted for dinner my cook left 1t IN the
water In the kitchen. l was going to q
ball that night. and being ready 1 eat in
an oasy chair and fell asleop. Suddenly
/ sprang up from tho pain OF q sharp
bite in my foot. and I nav the lobster
biting IL. started mp and ran to the
Kitchen. No n was there. and q cloth
in front Of the fro had caught fire. II
was soon sItinguished, but l have kept
the lobster ever since out Of gratitude
II has its basin OF cold water. and seems
10 recognize its mistress, and Is 10 fond
Of music that 1t Is always drawn toward
the piano whenever she plays.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14
"Reminiscences. Of so.
tFrom the colu,s independently


Il was after the first rain In Novsm.
Der 80. before Doc Athens sham duel
at Bryfogle Flat, above Downioyillo on
the North Fork Of tho Yuba. and before
Madame Colo built the palace before
Durgan built his saw mill just below tho
Forks" OH Durgan Flat. aud about the
time Captain Gardiner mot john.
Chever. Bnybroit. Nose Tevis, Fred
Wohee. Johnnie Garnasett. Joo Nc
Kibben, Charlie Grny, Bill Ford, and q
thousand others OF the boys were play.
ing the thing high for luck. and while
our former townsmen and our friend
Packer Of this country, az well as Geo.
Ladd, Bam Langton. Wright. the hard
ware man, old Fred tho Butcher. John
Ager tho express, and o host OF others,
who were laying up their piles for the
future. TINT VI dropped In from q long.
weary, foot-sore trip after Gold Lake
ragged, dirty and broke. After being
out some three months we were compar-
alive strangers 10 civilization. and the
whole party wore tho appearance OF
villa nresentad n festive np-pearaneo 10
us. II vas Sunday. Tho stores were
crowded. will aush miners. Inc hotels
all full and tho gambling houses a
perfect jam. Half q dozen lansquonett
games In every house. This, together
with roulette and rondo afforded amuse.
mont for the cosmopolitan crowd Of
from ten 10 fifteen thousand In and
about Downieyillo in tho Fall Of 1850.
Well, we had almost lost our place, but
rs the m and surroundings come to
us M II Yesterday. wo cannot refrain
from iottinc thcm down. Old Ned Bar.
ker had an ugly steer Of tho Spanish
persuasion, but a perfect beauty 80 far
an symmetry, flesh, color, and horns
were concerned, and In order 10 mako a
point In the meat trade had the aioro-
said steer out ~promcnading with him up
and down Main street on the Sabbath
morning of which we speak, his horns
bedecked with ribbons and bouquets.
Baltimore Jack having boon on q two
days ''bender'' proposed to ride Mr..
steer to Zumwaldt Flat and back for tho
whisky for the crowd. Jerry Lohigh
took the bet. In less than no timo
tho steer was saddlcd and bridlsd
and Jack was gaffed for the oc-
casion. by this time over a thou
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14
TO THE CITIZENS OF GOLD MILL.

You aro all invited 10 call and inspect
our new and elegant store with its full.
rich stock OF watches, chains, jswelry,
silycrwarc. diamonds, CLOCKS, bronzcs,
music boxes. etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always DO 70.
ceiycd In q courteous manner by ]. W.
Tucker, 13l Kearny st.ect, who will al.
ways take pleasure in showing custom
ers through his stock OF goods, never
considering II q trouble, but always tax
ing great pleasure In showing goods,
Don't fail to call and zee him ere you
purchase elsewhere. Ho will send goods
Tor selection to my part Of the State,
and will repair watches and jewolry sent
through Wells, Fargo & Co., guarantee
ing all work which leaves his store; EN-
ploying, ns he does, the best OF work.
men,. Don't forgot his new store-l3l
Kearny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14
FROM GOSHEN, CAL.
Daring Highway Robbery.

GosHxs. April l3.-Two spanisrds.
armed with revolvsrs, stopped and rob-
bed James Larquior Of Fresno, nbout
Ave miles south Of here this afternoon.
After this they mounted their horses
and made n dash for the section men
working on tho railroad a short distance
this sido. Az Mr.. Larquicr had notified
them he had been robbed, they got ON .
hand car and reached tho station safo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO tn, oorD HILL Dali srvs.
FROM STOCKTON, CAL
New His Braims Out.


STOCKTON. April l3.-About 0 O'Clock
this morning. IN elderly man named E.
A. Holbrook. entered Van Wears gun
store and asked him TO show him n
large-sized Colts revolver. A pistol was
shown him. He examined II very care
fully. after which he asked permission
to take II next door where thore wal a
shooting gallery, for tho purpose Of try.
ing II. Tho proprietor consented and
oadci tho pistol. Holbrook took the
pistol, stepped out on tho sidewalk,
placed II to his right temple. and blew
his brains out. He was an inmate Of
tho Insane Asylum. but had recovered
sufficiently 10 DO allowed about town OF
will. He left q very Intelligent letter,
tho tonor OF which shows that 1t has
long been his intention 70 commit sui
eide Of the first opportunity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14

DrsrRicr CorRr.-The following busi-
moss was yesterday transacted in this
Court 1: State Of Nevada W. All Sam;
dismissed. Isidoro Isaacs, admitted to
citizenship. In the matter OF the estate
Of ]. Z. smith. deceased. the admins
TRAITOR was permitted to file his vouchers
and was formally discharged. William
Mayer W. Angelina Woodward; juds-
ment for plaintiff. In the matter Of the
estate Of J. NJ. Swain. deceased. AnSe-
line Swain. formerly administrative, was
ordered TO flo her statement OF final nc
count. Peter NJ. Ham vs.. Elizabeth
Ham; decree OF divorce granted. Court
took a recess till May 10Th.
MnrISo Sxow.-The water drawn
yesterday evening from the pipes OF the
Virginia aud Gold Hill Water Company,
was slightly tinecd with mud and sand.
which TACT is supposed to DO due to the
rapid melting Of the sno upon the
mountains, which surround the ourcc
Of supply. Tho water was. however,
cool and sweet. and its purity was not
affected by its color. The heat Of the
a n which il becoming intense. will
soon cause tho disappearance OF the
snow from the foot hills and lower
slopes Of the mountains, and q general
rise Of tho water courses will DO tho re-
suit.
AGRICULTURAL PARK. Mat. Bear!
proprietor OF the Agricultural Park.
four miles north Of Virginia City.
is busily engaged in getting tho track in
order for tho Spring races. Important
improvements have been made. and 1t Is
supposed tho course will bc q favorite
resort during the approaching season.
A number OF shade trees have been sci
ont, and a supply Of water for irrigation
introduced. Several exciting races are
ON the .apis, and there will no doubt be
considerable amusement ut the Parh
during tho Summer.
A FNs TrNn.-J. r. Martin. Of vir.
einia City, has purchased n fine pair OF
blooded horses which are universally
admired. They are Of Black Hawk
Morgan stock. and were bought at Rene
out OF a lot Of thirty horses, which were
being imported into California from The
East. We learn that the prico paid iol
them was 81, 500. They were the choice
horses OF tho lot, and attracted great at.
,en,ion at Reno by their splendid up
pearanee.
SUPERINTENDENT or TIE JrsricE.-
John Dunn has rcceivedthc appointment
MS Superintendent Of tho Justice mine
N an the vacancy occasioned by the
death Of 7. Z. Smith. Mr.. Dunn has
bsen foreman Of the mine for n tint
na.t. therefore is fully posted aud expo
fenced in the working Of IL. The mp
pointmen, is judicious and appropriate
ana will no doubt provo advantageous
10 all concerned.
LINEN DusIKEs. The heat to-day wa
;r,,pse in the sun. AMI linen duster'
mado their appearance for the first time
Jur;nc tho season. Indians were seen
shout town In linen coats with o blanket
thrown over their shoulders. They werf
thus provided for any emergency. o.
.ny stage Of weather. Clothing estab.
ii.bmcnts are displaying their goods. and
iisht coats and pants, white vests and
.iyaw hats will soon b. sold as rapidly
ms umbrellas on u nuny day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14
p,,,,,, o,,,, Hov.r. = There vas

ptpxR's OpERA HoUsE. - There was
~ - ..,.. =, ,bs tbeater
ano'nsi
last evening Inc pAy Pfes ~"
q four-act comedy. entitled "Dians' or
Iovo,s Masouerade." which vas pro-
,~',L--..u... .,.,. 7. ~,.. ran.
~ LII 4,
dered amusing oy masAea pan -,
which partners were CHOSEN ~ io.
Each couple, selected oy chaucc, "o'oa
ribbon OF the same color. nnd were COM
PEELED to make love to each o'nef during
tho evening. as II they were In real earn.
est. Several who commenced IN spofs
became enamored In reality ooioie 'ne
masque was over ana tnfoe OF 'ySi
matches were the result. frinoes ~
ana, daughter OF the Duke OF bafcelo-
ma, attempted to break the neart OF nor
admirer. Prince Cesar. which character
was enacted By. j. q. McCohom, ou, = ?
came entangled n the mesnes OF ioss
herself, and succumbed to the shaits OF
Cupid. Tho draina gave an opportunity
for the display OF conflicting emotions IN
rapid succession, which IL MIS-. lowers
peculiar forte. Scorn' Illuminated
pride. overpowering love, jealousy
and despair quickly followed eaen
other. and each passion was rep
resented to the lie MIS-. bowers ,m,
proves upon acquaintance anu 'l.ie
arc but Few actresses VINO wear ps.,et
with an audience. Inc renuiuoh OF .
play was greatly assisted oy 10y NAV
6eantiiul scenery from .he or .n..a
the drop curtain. A tapestried chamber
in tho firSt act vas universally aan.Ieu,
os' wnsn = id ,hs i Usv M naiass scene.
,hs snnlonsa Of Tho audience could not
ho roa;naJ Tbe seens Ia the terrace
with Moorish columns and Arabosque
arches. between which elimpses IRE
eaneht Of n magnificent park. Tho
tloors of the galleries are in mosaic, and
the surroundings tasteful and %appropri.
ate. II is said to be the finest stagc
seene ON the Pacific Coast. In some Of
i,s mart, II is superior to the new drop
curtoin. Mr.. Wilkins was employed
upon it over a menth. Il Is a fine add.
ton 10 the a,tr actions Of the Opera
House. Tonight will DO produced the
historical play Of MARY Stuart" with
sirs; bowers w 'ne u" ~.
ias. This cast includes Miss A. A. Ad.
ans. Miss Sydney Cowcll, Mrs. Charles
Edmonds. Messrs. Billings, Giddens,
Dudley, Thorne, and several o'hor men,
beers Of the stock company.
po.r,, ,-o,,ow;,c
"c"T
letters arc held ior postage NJ tho "oiu
Hill post-o0ice: Miss Layinia Murray,
scot,buru. Pictou County, Nova Scotia;
NI;.s Emma Kendall. No. 90 Anna
street San Francisco: Albert sumter,
Honolula. Sandwich Islands; Mrs. Z. @.
U,adrick. Oakland. California; Mrs.
Wm. Mcintosh. 81. STABLES. Glencary,
Ontario, Canada; ErriSk isaksen, En-
mi's0S,sn' iowa na.man co.,i.
coor Canada. Delipa Lsrour. Montreal
c;,y Ron Albert 5l6. Canada Fast:
Ww Tbomnson New Glasgow. Pictou
canr,v Savo scotia-bsld for better
aJd,a.,. Iran.;s pone Ieze,no County.
Pennsylvania.
Sr,LIIsa MArcu To-NIaur.-A cit
;,o,s. ~,o,or,i sne,,;n, match takes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14

The APPROACHING PsizE fIunr.-lbe
prize fight between Bing Williams and
jim Chatham is to take place on
Wednesday. May 8. three week. from
to-day. Chatham is in the hands OF
Tom Daley. the pugilisi, aud Is Thinning
ut tho rsee course. four miles north OF
Virginia City. He IL in excellent con-
dition and will BE- in readiness for the
combat when the time arrives. Will
liams Is also hardening his muscles by
n severe coursc Of training. and IL al
ready up to tho standard. The ~fayoritos
Of zach man are confident 81 his win
ming the fight.
OgruoaRArmcAL CONTEST. - II Is
thought tina, the spelling match at the
school house ON neat Friday night will
be largely attended. n many persons
have for some time been interested in
getting up an photographed contest in
Gold Hill. 4 nominal prico will he
charged for admission to cover neeessa-
~ expenses. Should there DO any sur
plus Il will bs applied to the benefit OF
the school. The matc., will BE- con-
Quoted according to the usual rules.
WARN wsirura.-Eycrybody's doors
and windows ar open to-day. admitting
the warm air and sunshine. Men hunt
ed the shady side Of the street. IN the
sun was uncomfortably hot. The iloors
of saloone were sprlnkled down and bar
tenders appeared in their shirt sleeves.
Taken altogether. the day was tho finest
Of the season.
BuIaLAnr IN DAYroS.-A few nights
since the saloon Of Matt Elmer in Day
ton, was broken into by burglars, who
stole - 80 In coin and $50 worth OF
cigars. Several suspicious characters
are about tho town. some OF whom re-
Gently arrived from Virginia. A strict
watch is kept upon their movements.
LAnoE YrrLp.-The amount Of bull
lion shipped during the present month
by tho Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company. up to yesterday. was $780,
3l3 20. There is also IN the once,
SCI. OlO, making q total thus far Tor the
month Of s20i. 323 30. AT the nj
date last month the total mount was
S2i2, 23s "a.
QUALIFICATION oY vorrKs.- 1t Is neees-
sary that voters at the town election.
which occurs on Monday. May 3. should
have been residents Of Storey county six
months, and Of the town Of Gold Hill
fer three months. This fact Is NOT gen.
orally known. and many persons who
apply to have their names registered
find that they arc not legal voters.
Moor Corhr.-Thc young lawyers who
have organized themselves into a court
for tho purpose Of mutual improvement.
hold n meeting tonight Mt tho County.
Clerks ONCE. The exercises consist oil
the discussion Of law cases.. decianations
and rscitstions.
CONTEMPT on CouKr.-A woman, who
who WAS a witness in Judge wrisht''
Court Yesterday afternoon. proved on
tumscious and refused 10 AXE an oa'h
or answer any question. She Was com.
mitted 10 tho County Jail for contenpt
Of court. whero shc still remains.
woop IN TUE CAnsos. About seven
-,~,...,. =, wood . day aro taken
hui -. ,sl.n ont. II
out at Empire; II lss' s..;nc nm In,
u ecaas OF 'he s n=,sysntinc il
from floating down well.
vvr,r UsxJursp.-The buds on tho
.,,,, s;,ve, City and DAYTON
hu a., 4, w.s fsnrcd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14
r,sE HANCOCK rrRE ENGINE.


A pre-announcsd in yesterdays
NEWS. Eaglo Engine Company No. 3.
Virginia. held a special meeting last
evening to take tho requisite steps to-
ward procuring n OF the famous Bah
cock Fire Engines. Having consulted
with quite a number OF tho leading bus
mess men OF that city relative 10 the mat
ter. and meeting with avery appreciative
degree Of encouragement. tho result
Of the meeting last evening was q reso-
luton to procure q Babcock forthwith.
There are plenty Of steam Are engines
now At Virginia. therefore Eagle Engine
Company are simply going q step In
advance. and taking advantage Of . good
opportunity, as there In q hrst-class
Babcock engine now in San Francisco.
recently arrived. which they nj have
on the most reasonable terms. This they
propose having brought to Virginia as
soona Al possible. Over : 200 Is already
subscribed toward IL. and committees
chosen by the company arc now secur-
ing the balance Of the money required.
and in q lev days the muen contested
idea oil ''hrst water, at a fre In that city
will DO permanently and satisfactorily
settled, for before q steamer car set un-
der a working head OF steam. or even q
hand engine company set a eistern open.
and their suction dropped into 1t, No. j
with Their baneocs engiho VIII na,e m
o eneetiSe kind OF u sueaih P'"yins
and the hre suodued. ~
Every fireman knows ina during tne
first few minutes alter a nre Is uiseo.-
cred Is tho nms 70 set 'neir Noih IN
and make II tell tho most tnsc'iveiy,
ard here Is whore the grana au'An'ase
and superiority oil inc pso.1es ~
lies. IL has no steam " .m n m;,S
get up has no su.uo" 49,. -
n Is not depshdeh' upon ic
getting hrst wn'er On " hio, 'eA'ps'
faratss IN us lno''o-M""! 49,
Tho Babeoek eng,he carries IVY '
holding from 20 10 iVo gai'ons VI
water each, anu n ehemi'as, pNS..a
eng the earoohic heiu sns ~
WIN 'hs sa,es' arc ,.'. Y ~ ~ araJ
MA .ns ~ n,s, - ths mn.
YET INC Wno'o s'ien' IS.
para'us, nose anu .,ssm
: huen as rns sar.
IRE engine inns
important point y ,sn
cred In TINS steep uP-hiu anu n.
country. Inc engine "nicn Sels w"
fro first AMI gets the nrst anu oes' wa
ter Is the boss machine;
This donbie-tahk baoeoek nro ehs'n'
runs light and easy carries us own WI.
ter. n therefore not oeihe uePenu.
upon tho regular eis'erns anu wa'ei
works, is run directly 10 ,ne nle, eioso
along SIDE OF tue ou,hins pui,s.
rush the men with mo hosei tue 'anAs'
already charged Win a tremendous pres
.ure to tho square ineh' arc made 70 s.se
forth their contents tne INSTANT W.
piPsmen eheos 10 urn on 'ns
stream. n That gas Isa'h 70
fire, but harmless to oil o,so,
Is turned loose. The hre IL 9uehehea
ut once, and the result IL mat nh'
might prove a destructive c~onnaHiation
were IL not thus promptly nipped IN u
bud. Is happily and easily avoided;
Neither is there damage to goods ana
property 10y u gfrat noou VI ~"'e,'
another kreut pOlut W w SohsiuciN"'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.

Candidates for once At the coming Town
Eleetioa. viii please bear In mind that their
advertised announcement In this paper. ss
well - all election printing, mssth paid for u
oirancs. We accept Of 10 eoniingentArrsnge.
nents. bat treat all alike. A candidate who Can
not OF viii not announce himself properly and
pay his printing biils promptly. 10 not nt for
the once he sseks. Moreover, 10 viii not DO
successful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14
IsOrr., Br,ou. You Drrr.sx..-A,t

IsQuIaI BEroHk You DErEsHiSS.-Ask
you druggist what llALE'r HONEY or noRr.
uouEB AND Tar 10 doing In cases 81 severe
cough and cold, within his wi personal knowl.
edge. before you try II yourrelf. Inquire OF
him ~ he has ever known q medicine OF iia
class o. popular a. that ppIc aud agreeable
vegetable preparation, he governed by the
facts he will state 10 you. We venture 10 cay
that thsrc 10 not an apsthccsry In The country
who will not indorso II ~ = spati1e for dis.
eases OF the lungs and throat. Plkcs Tooth
Ache Drops Cure In one minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-14

cxsrAisrY i-when . man undertakes TO
make his Investments for future need, he
A, Obliged 10 assume that he will have tlns 10
complete them. That 10, he must assume ~ q
certainty the vcry thing whose uncertainty
esuses lin 20 make provision at al. hut II no
Insurss his life and then lives 10 old arc, the
polIcy will prove Q better cash Investment Than
30 can EASILY make In any other manner, taking
into sccaunt Ii, Freedom from al and every
hazard. Ifhs dics early. the object Of making
4 provision for his family 10 Instantly attained.
Insure In the New York Life.