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For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever
Chill Fever, Reaittent Fever, Dumb
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-15
Successful Hishwaynsu.

Tho fact has como to our knowledge
that Just q week ago last Wednesday or
Thursday night, between II and IL
o'clock. q man named John Furlong.
who worked at Woods ranch last sea-
son. while on his way to Phillips ranch.
where Furlong nov resides. vas way
laid. knocked down and robbed Of Sl25
in coin. furlong started out to walk
home on the railroad track. a. was his
custom. and the place Of the robbery
Was about halfway between the round
house and Phillips house. Three men
we're engaged in the robbery. The night
was so dark that Furlong saw no one,
and the first intimation that any one was
neal him came In the shape Of q knock.
down blow, when the three men mount
oil him. riied his pockets in n jiify and
dscamped. furlong had sold some po-
tstoss on that day and collected tho
money therefor. aud it il supposed the
robbers knew this fact and started out
with the intention Of relieving him Of
his coin. Furlong had on . gold watch
and chain and q revolver at the time.
but these were undisturbed. The only
injury Furlong received in being knock
ed down was the dislocation Of his right
thumb. He says 1t was too dark for
him to identify any Of the robbers, 30
We suppose they will 60 unwhippsd Of
justiee-at least for this offsnse. Car
son appeal. December Ian.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-15
A New klag.

Another King OF Pain has appeared in
the field. and challenges any ache what
sosvsr to . combat Of from one to ten
minutes. The original King made %
much money and 90 easily that 1t 10 only
q wonder more potentatss Of the mystic
art have not been developed. This
member Of the second dynasty calls his
name DIR. Hastings. and Is the discov-
srer Of q wonderful medicine. II has an
appropriate name. Of courss-soms In
dian name or othsr-and the doctor may
be seen nightly vending his remedy on
the street. He has studied closely to
initiate the original King. having Guilt
waited flowing locks and dsnned Q SON.
brsro Of great breadth Of brim. His
style Of recommending his medicine Ia
something like this: ''Thsrs In Q good
deal Of people Who have bad livers or
bad kidneys. aud any Of you gentlemen
knows how tormsntin' them things Ia.
A little OF my medicine removes IL at
once. IL takes i've minutes 10 cure liver
complaint. and other diseases In pro.
portion. I knowed q man once who
bad dyspepsy 30 bad that he listed in
the army. sold him one bottle Of this
wonderful balm. and in one week he
deserted. and 10 nov arsspectsd citizen.
Who'll have . bottls?''- Sacramento
Louder. Dee. 10h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-15
a nIGorEp PREACHER.

A most extraordinary announcement
VA made BY Pastor Hemphill Of the Cal.
vary Presbyterian Church ON Sunday
evening. namely, that II the Bible and
religious instruction was to be excluded
from the public schools Of the land gen.
orally las has already been done in this
and several othsr c~itiss), he would Join
hands with the Catholics to tear down
our public school system.
The above item appeared in the San
Francisco CAronieie Of yesterday. The
uttsrances Of the zealous clergyman ars
on a par with much that has lately been
said from the pulpit concerning u sys.
tenn Of education. We do not blame
the Rev. Mr.. Hsuphiii for utisrips the
sentiments above. but on tho contrary.
are pleased 81 his sincerity. 1, 10 for
the interest Of the common school sys.
tenn that Its friends should at once be.
come cognizant not only Of the purpose
ofits enemies. but know who they are.
Mr.. Hsmphili In one. and every member
Of his congregation who agrees with his
sentiments. is another. The friends Of
free. u~nssctarian education desire 10
know whom they have to fight. They
do not wish TO strike in the dark, and Il
il Just sach bigotsd zeslots as this CAL
vary Church oracle who are aiding them
10 locate tho enemy. There 10 an sls-
msnt in Professionalism as intolsrant as
any which The Catholic Church has be-
gotten. Il 10 the same element which
murdered innocent old women accused
OF wi,chsry in the early days Of
New England. which prosecuted the
Qualers. and which from time imne-
moral has consigned to everlasting
those who dill not accept its
creed or aid in it bigotsd prosecutions.
Mr.. hsmPhill says no will have tho
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STE n.
Murdered by Dsndits.

SAX Drkoo. December 14.-Alfonsc
Leclare, q Canadian, who has beer
clsrking for somo time for Delson K Co,
Of San Rafael. Lower California. was
found dead twelve miles from that place,
with q bullet-hols through his head,
He had started for this place and wa,
supposed to have considerable money.
for which he was probably murdered.
LArKn.-A letter from Gov. Villa
grsnt Of Lower California, who was re-
turning from this place to San Rafael.
says that Alfonso Lsclare. who was muir
dared . that place, was coming 10
this city in company with Senior Sorso.
who had rendered himself obnoxious to
the thieves and bandits Of Lower Cali
fornia BY activity In bringing thsm 10
punishment. and II Is supposed Sorso
Was the real object Of attack from the
bandits, who are presumed TO DO part OF
the Campo band. The Governor writes
that the horrible crime has excited the
whole neighborhood. and he proceeds
immediately TO San Rafael TO take the
most active steps against the nurderers.
and will leave nothing undone until thoy
are apprshendsd and punished. As
Sorso Ia missing, Ii IL presumed he has
been murdered.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-15
The Swansea Of America.

II will not DO many months before the
people OF Reno can hear the sound OF
the stamps and SEQ the smoke ascending
FROM the stack Of the furnace. and we
believe this is the starting point Of max
ing Reno the Swansea OF America. Mr..
O'Hara and associates are making ar
raneemsnts 10 build q tsn-stanp mill In
connection with his furnace. on the
river near Reno. He says that he an
work any ores that ever grew in the
ground; that no a chloridizs thirty
Der cent. cheaper and can give q higher
per cent. and finer bullion than any
other furnace in use. He says he dou't
know much about the Fryer process Of
Grass valley. but he has q thousand dol.
lars that Mr.. Fryer can win II he will
beat him on twenty tons Of any ores he
has Q mind 10 name. II Mr.. O'Hara
can do what he claims. he can predict q
great future for Reno. With the sdvan-
tagss Of bur water power and u mil
roads. We can certainly work ores more
proftably than any other place In the
State. Wood and coal can be laid down
in Reno cheaper than any other locality
with the aa-~-'aes OF water privilege on
the coast. " nave water power suf-
feient to reduce every pound OF orc cx-
tracted from the mines In the State OF
Nevada and enough to spare for our
ranches, and II Won Schmidt don't close
down the gates too tight there will DO
come left for other manufacturing pur-
poses, and when the railroad will give
us . chance to make Reno q Wholesale
depot, ID will be no longer "a little
town Of RENO. but the Queen City Of
Nsysds.-Rsno Journal. Dec. l5h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-15

A NOVEL SENSATION. - On Tuesday
afternoon last, . timer was bssrved
sitting ON q plank supported al the two
ends, near Lucky Baldwin's new build
ing. ON Market street. Suddenly he
rose like a rocket into the air. Let US
now so back to a period Immediately
anterior TO the time at which this timer
first appears upon the scene. These
golden moments he had improved-liks
"Locifsr. son Of the morning. falling
like lightning from heaven" OF Vulcan
making his famous descent upon the
Lsnnian Coast-by dropping from a
hight OF eighty feet with the sudden and
surprising vehemence u q coping-stone
out OF = elss ky. The remainder Of
this thTillins .-.s will be found only in
the columns Of the San Francisco Iip,.
Piper, which has the largest circulation
of any rubbish on the Pacific Coast.
with the single exception Of the Morning
4~eidara.--S. =. Ss'es Letter. Dec. llR.
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Or. PiERcE'S

PLEASANT PuroArIvE PELLsrs are sc
compounded from concentrated princi'
Piles, extracted from roots aud herbs. III
to combine in each small granule, source
" idryer than a mustard seed. a. much ca,
thartic power as 10 contained in any
larger pills for sale In drug stores,
They are not only pleasant to take. bui
their operation Is easy. unattended with
any gripping pain. They operate with
out producing any constitutional dis
turbance. Unlike other cathartics, they
do not render the bowels costivo after
operation; but, on the contrary, they
establish a permanently healthy action.
Being entirely vegetable, no particular
care Is required while using them.
$500 Reward 10 offered by the Pro-
prietor to any n who will detect in
these Pellets any calomsl or other form
Of mercury, mineral poison, or injuri-
u drug.
They are sold by druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-15

Bible read in public schools or aid in
their destruction. What Bible will the
Rev. Mr.. Hsmphill select! Tbs jewish
Old Testament. the Koran. the teach
ings OF Confucius, o. Of Zoroastsrf
These. in tho eyes Of some citizens OF
the United States. are rs much Bibles
a. Is the version used by MI. Hen,phill
in his Sunday eapositious. Or. II the
Christian Bible alone Ia meant. what
version Is desirsd. Shah Il b the King
James or the Douayi II the former. the
Reverend gentleman will hardly join
hands With the Catholics. Who do nolrse-
oenizs its correctness. The plain fact
Is. that Mr.. Hsmphill 10 excited. He
takes . narrow.mindsd view Of the mat
ter. He refuses to recognize the fact
that rights and prsjudiees have exist
snce outside his narrow field Of thought.
lie thinks The Bible Is q good book;
that IL teaches the most perfect code OF
morality evsr prepared. and therefore
urges thai ii be used in public schools.
But hs fails 10 ZEE that there are othsr.
who think differently. or else 10 intoler-
emit enough to desire to override their
opinions. Let Mr.. Hsmphil join
hands with the enemies OF free unsec-
tartan education II he choose. Lei
every one who thinks a. be does 'staud
In" with him on the proposition to ''tsaI
down our public school system" Lei
the issue Be made and We shall soon see
the result. And that result will be thai
the freemen Of America. the sona oil
this nation. educated by this system Of
popular instruction. will rise up like q
cloud and swarm above and around the
factions. headed by such bigots as thi,
clergyman. aud rat them up. = the grass
hoppers did the crops Of Kansas. Lei
the issue be mado-politicL. sectarian
or what not. Tho time is ripe for
esusating into the sdihes Of this
national government tho corner stone Of
free instruction. II will be we'll for
those who seek to mar its beauty TO
stand from under.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-15
orn VIRGINIA CARRIER.

n. x. Dsnn-t, !. nos fully installed as the
regular carrier Of tbs 0otp iiiLL NEvs upon our
yir:ina c.y route. Hs Is . gentleman oi
strict business integrity. and his faithful. I'M
firing iniu.iry 10 we'll svineed BY the already
largely lser.ssd elreulstion Of Tho Nsss IN
that city. Through the uefortunaie. unjusttn
able aod verJ unbasins.slike refusal Of NJ. Jo~c.
IN. late CARRIER. 70 tnr over The ssosertpsisn
list helosgins To toe route 10 biz successor. q
the time he 90 abruptly lsn rs. Mr.. pesnstt "a
no, able 10 Immediately npd and serve al 81
our old euaonsrs. Ihoss whom Mr.. Bsassti
has not yet found will confer . favor upon us b,
notifyisg him. or sending word TO TIM
once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-15

Tx latest Parisian visiting cards are
coated with gold leaf to the value Of
500 francs each. Houso-keepers are
expected to return the cards to the visi-
tors.
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BORN.


D0TfN In ao'd Hill. December 18th. 10 the
wife Of ALI. Often, . son.
UliL- carson Ciiy. December 18th. 70 the
wife OF Fr-d Uni, . soa.
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TELEeRAMs.
N.


N.
-
Our Spanish Relations.
wAsHrSorox. December 14.--The
present distinctive point ut. issue be-
tween the United States and Spain IL
in non-oficial but usually we'll
informed circles TO be that in future all
Americans In Cuba accused OF violation
OF law will be tried BY civil courts and
not military tribunals, with all the
rights in such cases As are secured by
the seventh article Of the treaty Of l7o5,
and all sentences OF Americans tried by
military courts heretofore are 10 % an,
nunsa. SPAN IN some aesree concsdes
her CLAIM 10 the nrst, agreeing tnat IN
futur Americans accused OF VIOLATION
OF Law shall be tried oy ordinary uiou-
mails, with a right to bs heard by coun.
sci, to call witnesses anu employ AL
other safeguards to tho accused. but
with the reservation that all such trials
shall be according 10 law OF D whicn
provides for more e1peditioas proceed
ings than those oil civil courts Tor Qua
mon GRIMES IN ume OF pence, anu -.
onsr. 70 te,ise u' sen' .;.;..o.
coufs-mai'a on aihsI'.au ua."n
whers shaii % a'is'as'or;'y =,
maj sueh sentences s'e aaou.'
established law. reply ,sS;oh
factory 10 inc Vni'eu ot.'s ,;1.ns
akes' the gioanu .uA ano, Il. ,risd Inv
conr,'r,.r,i.I but are entitled to trial
bsfors civil tribunals only, rs secured
by treaty stipulations, without such
reservation Is proposed by Spain.
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wAsi1sdros, Dec. - p,''ass ls..
tsr rom Lesnorn s's'es Ill.,
HeA ni D,.. 49, o. a.. io,I
- Ga.s,.Ls.. a.. \ IIri,s5 S,,,ss Tbi,
y, ~ S,ono Tho ,o.
s...,,. La ~ I,s,v con.rs.s annro.
u,;a,., ana ooo tor an. .tatne. which /.
- hs nlsceJ in the old Hail of Repre-.
ssntatiyes.
v,xn, n.svecu Political Parties. IN
Matameras-
G,xrxrox Dec. I4.-Adyices from
Ns,.moras .tste that during the munich.
nal election on Saturday fighting oc.
Cured. and Morgan and Fuentsz, candi.
datss for Mayor. were wounded, and
three men and one boy killed. Senior
Fuentex. Cortinas' candidate for Mayor,
was elected. The city Is now quiet.
.un.,...a-~...
~n" .,.,... I'll,
NE" icy. Tn ~n;.h
ser OF tne usinan SAVING, Dan "
is'ety i. s,o 400 Nhy,S ="
s.si.s ~ INN va a. M b.nI Tbi.
!. ~ ..5 $3.50 ,hs t.,irra ~ N. hanL
-
oALrhsios, pscem1er m'I1
slnIi Das. mas ,ssueu
Puoncan o.a's Son.saaon ~ h,o'ou
sanuaIy i1an. Aou.. P'epAia c ae
penny 'naue ior u 1tas' 'lAlo eon'
ysh'ion, 70 assemble III uai'eSsoh on
n....
a.
1oivs, Ds' w,u
,,An irai"e.e, u ,vws, a, W
E!uaaor; ula.o. "a. y oso.
Ie.Aly L:s'on S C'n,
sosspn no"" o"' o
eninuHnua'
Mayor Ceob ke-fleesed.
BosroS. December li.-Mayor Cobb
10 reelected by about 1000 majority.
'ThA lIllyDna' TlrEAt IN d0llDLINHl SnC-
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The Chicago Times says that Susan
ID. Anthony does mot favor the Csntsn.
NAL. She has seen 10 many that they
have become morotonous TO her.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-15

GALVESTON. Dec. l4.-Advices from
Matamoras state that during the munich
pal election on Saturday fighting &C.
CURED. and Morgan and fuentsz. candi.
dates for Mayor. were wounded. and
three men and one boy killed. Senior
Fuentsx, Cortinas' candidate for Mayor,
was elected. The city Is now quiet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-05
WASHINGTON.
The Treasury VIII Not Sell Gold This
Month.

WASHINGTON, December 4.--Noth-
ing further from New Orleans through
REGULAR channels. Private dispatches
indicate clearly that the lower house
has or will organize under conservative
auspices.
The Louisiana republican lobby are
not encouraged 10y the events of to-
day in New Orleans.
The treasury will not sell gold this
month.
There will be quorum in both
houses tomorrow.
The conference committee on the So
called Little tariff bill, had another
meeting yesterday, but failed to agree
to u compromise on the point which
divides the two houses.
Several members of the committee
on ways and means said tonight ii
was not probable the bill will pass.
The treasury policy as to the sales of
gold for January has not yet been an
nounced.
The subcommittee of the committee
on ways and means, with the excep-
ton of Kasson, have returned to Wash
ington from New York. The commit
tee expect on Wednesday to resume
the examination of witnesses concern
ing the Pacific mail steamship com
pauy subsidy.
Private advices from New Orleans
indicate the election to-day Of Mayor
Wilt, conservative, as speaker of the
house of representatives, as three or
fnnr MANN ion mo ~, harc WI II nrnba IA y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-05
N urCler.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, January Isaac
b. Becker, aged about twenty-six
years, was killed in fight with Scott
Hibler, at Newton, Thursday night 1t
seems that Hibler insulted Becker's
wife. The latter met Hibler on the
street and knocked him down, injuring
him severely. Half an hour later Hib'
Ter started after Becker, swearing re-
venge. They again met on the street
and a second struggle ensued, during
which ibler drew large jack knife
AMI stabbed Becker in the right side of
the neck, making n fearful cash and
severing the jugular vein. Becker was
helped by his wife and soon expired.
He had ben married but few weeks
Hihler was arrested.