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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. AUG. 30.
MUN
No steamship Mails.


TUESDAY, avg 81.
Queenstown and Liverpool oy thf steamship
Idaho. mails clote at II M Supplementary Man IL
closed at r. M Steamship SAILS AT p n- irou fer No
For Asmn wall Panama. the Central American aud South
Pacific ports by steamship Acapulco mails close al 10
M Supplementary Mail h closod at IL Steamship
sails AT IL a. from Pier No. AZ North River .
Fer Cuba by steamship Cnupbaa mails close at
Shin sas at 4 D. IA, FROM PIER No. - North River
WEDNESDAY, sErT. l..
POI Europe via Queenstown ard LiVer oy INC srans'p
soythla mails close at II M snPps hentary iili y
closed a p NJ. Steamship sails at D. n from Cniard
Do'A '0'' IVY THURSDAY SEPT Q.
For Fupre via Plymouth Cher bonfS and Hamburg By the
Steamship KlopstOck mails close al ll30 a. M supple
menary Man is closed at 1880 Steamship sailsat2 D.
m, from Pier at foot OF Third st, Ho5oken
For Havana. Cuba, by the steamship cry ot Ne"lWk,
mails close at . D. supplementary Mail Is closed
al 90 steamship sails at D. H. from Pier No. s. North
River ,,n,n.v o.,r
SATURDAY. SEPT. T.
For ENGLAND Wales and Ireland via Queenstown and Liver
p. by steamship Of Richmond. mails close at a.
10 Supplementary Mail Steamship sails at a. w., Nom Per
For scotland ony via Glasgow, by the steamship California
rails AT $50 a m from Pier No. 20 North River -,
For France dlrect Havre By steamship EDe de PARIS
IN as close at A. M No SpppeinentTv NAIL o'esfn'n'g
For Europe southampton aud Bremen by inc STEAMSHIP
I.onsu mails at 1880 a Supplementary MAI
closed at 50 D. steamship sails at y u IRON Picr 1905
Mail. for Kew West the steamship Geo W clyde close al
"a steamship sails at from Pier No ~ East River
SUNDAY. sErr. ,.
MAILS close At ii o'clock The Pos-ohce is opeu
from . a.. TO III o. Ia.
Mails for Newfoundland close At the NswYork F"sohce
Raj for isiifax t. g. closed at the Now York Post
Once every day At p 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BAPTIsTs AND METH
Prom TAs Greensboro (Ga.J He-nd.

Trcn The 0feenstoro t6d.J HeTnH :,
In the course of a dOctrinal sermon preached
nv s,be bry her before the Colo cd Baptist Association
an las, the reverend gentleman drew cont r.t
the Baptist aud Methodist Churches, dcnoininat-
inv fine former cash system and the latter te credit
system OF religion and In Illustration OF his position re-
i3;.d the following " Some years ago q man fesscd
'iison and piled 20 fine de Baptist Church He GIN In
his ,ected. so be went right STRAIGHT
III ,ucd DE- Mefodis'. Some time after dat bruider
inn,is nxcd him: How dts : We wouldn't hab you,
and de Mefodl' dun Tux yOn' on SAID nc you oid
Esutis' want make me pay &c cash dewn shd you see
de Mcfodis' gan me ak munts crcdck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30
BAYARD TAYLOR'S ODE
GOETHE.
tAagust -. 1871


tAsEust -. 1871
/.
Whose voice shall 10 invade the spheres.
That ere it die, the Master hearst
Whose arm is now 80 strong
To fling the votlve garland of a song,
That some fresh odor of a world lie knew
With large enjoyment, and may yet
Not utterly forget,
Shall reach his place, and whisper whence 1t
Dare we invoke him, that he pause
On trails divine of unimagncd laws,
And bend the luminous eyes
Experience could not dim, nor Fate surprise,
On these late honors where we fondly seem,
Him thus eyalting, like him to aspire,
And reach, in our desire,
The triumph of his toll, the beauty Of his dreaml
God molds no second poet from the clay
Time once hath cut in marble: when, at last,
The vail is plucked away,
We see no face familiar to tie Past
New mixtures of the elements,
And fresh espo,lsals of the soul nnd sense
At first disguise
The unconjectured Genins to our eyes,
Till sclfnursed faith and self-encouraged power
Win the despotic hour
That bids our doubling race accept and recognize!
All, who shall say what cloud of disregard,
Cast by the savage ancient fame
OF some forgotten pane,
Mantled the Chan bardS
He walked beside the strong, prophetic sea,
Indifferent as itself, and nobly free;
While roll of waves ard rhythmic sound Of oars
Along Ionian shores,
To Troy's high story chinned in undertone,
And gave his song tie accent Of their own!
What classic ghost severe WAS summoned up
To threaten Dante, when the bitter bread
OF exile Oh his board was spread,
The bitter wine of bounty filled his cupi
We need net ask; the unpropit:ous years,
Tie hate of Guclf, the lordly >neers
OF Della Scala's court, the Roman ban,
Were but as eddying dust
TO his frm-centred trnst;
For through hat air without star
Burned one unwavering beacon from afar,
That kent him his and ours, the stern, immortal man
What courtcr stuffed with smooth accepted lore
OF Songs patrcian liue
But shrugged his velvet shoulders all the more,
And heard, with bland indulgent face.
AS who bestows a grace,
The homely phrase that Shakespeare made divine
So, now the dainty souls that crave
Light steImng-slones across shallow wave,
Shrink from the dceps of Goetlic's soundlcss sorg
So, now tie weak, imperfect fire
That knows but half of passion and desire
Betrays itself to do the Master wrong;-
Tur,s. dazzed by his white, uncoiored glow,
And deems his sovenfold heat the wintTy dash o.
snow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30

MINIATURE ALMANAC. -.
On, -.~A. b.25 Suu SO Moon rses.--. Go0
DAf-A. n
Sandy Hook. 7C7 Cows lsisnd i:fo re w. fei'' Wv
N' " DAY-P. n
s,nav Hank 7.lS Cows island Hell q. Ferry o65
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30
CALENDARS-IHIs DAT.
surRgNE CouRT-CHAYyRRs.

los. .flOran agt. Koran.
los. Matter III Elser.
loo. Matter OF Miller.
10. Matter Of HOagland.
III. Mater of Earle.
li2. Matter ~ McCiave.
ll3. Matter OF Benedict.
IA. Matter OF M.n2ies.
lis. Matter Of Metropolitan
Gaslignt Co.
l16. Matte. 81 Helms.
III. Matter of Chaplin.
liz. Matter Cf O'Gra;.y.
IA. .EOYeTy Nat Bank 2gt.
DRAKE, &C.
1856. Murphy agt. Haas
1913. Peck ag. Chicago & A.
X. L. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30
Bnt Fortunes darling stood unspoiled:

lie leu not 20 Int finptilsud'i' tt''N"'O'
He thought, and sported; car0!lcd free, ana toied
He stretched wide aries to clasp the JOY OF Earth,
But delved III every field
OF knowledge, cOnguering oil clear worth
OF action, that ennobcs through the sense
Or whoy-used Intelligence:
From lofticst pinnaclcs, that shonc revealed
In pure poetic ether, he could bend
To win the little store
OF humblest Labors lore,
And give each face of Life the greeting OF friend
He taught ard govcrGcd-knew the thankieSs Giy
OF service and dspraise;
He followed Science on her stony ways;
He turned from prncely state, TO heed
The single natures need,
And through the chill OF hostile years,
Never unlearned the noble shame Of tearsl
Faced by fulfilled Ideals, he aspired
To win Tie persisted secret OF their grace
To dover the earnest children of a race
Toll never tanned nor acquisition tired
With Freedom bora of Beauty and for them
His Titan soul combined
The passions of the miud,
Which blood and time SO hong had held apart.
Til the white blossom of the Grccian Art
The world saw shine more upon Gothic stem
vi.
His measure would We netc
1t is a sea that murmurs at our feet.
Wait first, upon the strand:
far shore gliutmers--" knowest thou the landF
Whence thee gay flowers that breathe beside the
waterf
Ask thou the Erl-Kine's daughter
1t is no cloud that darllens thus the shore:
Faust on his mantle passes DER.
The water roars, tie water heaves,
The trembling waves divide:
A shape OF beauty, rising, ccavcs
The green translucent tide.
TIE shaue IL n charm, the voice is spell
We YIELD and dip in the gentle swell.
Then bllowy arms our limbs cntwine,
And, chill as the hidden heat Of wine,
We meet the shock Of the sturdy brine;
And we feel, beneath the surface-iiow,
The tug of the powerful undertow,
That ceaseessly gathers and sweeps
To broader surges and darker deeps;
TIL. faint and breathcss, can but float
Idly and listen TO many a note
From horns of the Tritons flung afar;
And see, on the watery rim,
The circling Dorides swim,
And Cyprs, poised on her doye-drawn cur
Torn from the deepest caves,
Sea-blooms brighten the waves:
The breaker throws pearls Oh the sand,
And inlcts pierce to the heart OF the land,
Winding by dorf and mill,
Where the shores green and the waters Sill,
And the force. but now wild,
Mirrors the maiden and sports with TIE child!
Spent from the sea, we gain it's brink
With soul aroused and limbs alaIne:
Half are we drawn. and half siuk,
But rive no more the same.
VII.
O. meadows threaded by the silvcr Mainl
q, Saxon hills Of pine,
Witch-haunted Hartz, and thou,
Deep vale of lmenaui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30
! Y
Fate, like a grudeinc child,

Herself ONCE fccOiclci
To power 10y loss, by suffering to fame;
Weighing the Poets name
With blindness. exile, want, and aims denied;
Or let faint spirits perth in their pride;
Or gave her Justice when lis need had died;
But az if weary she
OF struggle crowned by victory,
Him with the larcesse of her gifts she trodi
Proud beauty to the boy she gavc
A lip that bubbled song, Yet lured the bee;
An eve of light, "A forehead pure and free;
Strength as of streams, and grace as Oh the wave
Round him the morning air
OF life she charmed, and made his pathway lar;
Lent Love her lightest chain,
That laid no bondage on the naughty brain,
And cbeapened honors with a new distain:
Kept through the shocks of Time,
For him The haven of peace sublime.
And let his sight forcr'in
The sown achievement, 10 tic harvest won!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
VEGETABLES And FRUITS.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
In RICHARD MERCER.
APPLICATION ron pATIHT.
NOTICE NO. WI. .r..
o. A. s.rvey Ne. Isi.


TT \. LAND oPFIcH, CARSON CITY,
u, Nevada. NAY ., isTs.-Notice 10 hereby
rives that the Capital Gold and Silver Mining
Company, corporation organixrd end existing
under and by virtue Of the laws Of the Btsts of
Nevada, having its postofhce address and prin.
eipA piars of husiness at 0old Iill. Nevada.
holder therein. this day msds application fbr
patent for two thousand l7t0ool linear q q ol
The Capital Lode, bearing gold and oliver. called
'the cspfSsf oc,d ara nilrey ninlnG OeQp4Ays
claim, situate In the uold IIill Mining pistfIct,
tspdinr two ihousand t1.ooO iIest Inn north
westerly direction from the iccatlon notice
OPost No. ~ along the line of sAId ledes. vein
or lode. and embracing the zane. with oil lis
dips, spurs and angie,. with snrf.ee ground
two hundred lsOo) feet In width, and de.erised
a. follows, 70 wit:
Beginning at Post No. !, located on westerly
slope about ] 90 fect eastcrly Of Pacific mill,
and whence Mount DavIdson besp north u
deTrses west, Alta shan north g 9 dserrss wes,.
Paddle MILL south u degrees west, and whence
also the quarter pection corner on tho south
line Of ssrtien 0, Township is north, Range ~
east. bears south <ok degrees west 60 fect.
north sOX degrees east 80 feet to Post No. o;
thence, second course. north " degrees west
a.OCo feet 10 Poet No. 3: thence, third courc,
south ~ dsgrees west 100 feet 70 Post No.
thence. fourth oourye, south " degrees east
2yooo feet To- Post No. !, point OF beEinnine.
contalning s-i0O acres. ..
Courses and bearings expressed from true
meridian. Magnetic variation, iek degrees
east. IN.
The names Of the adjoining claimants on the
same or ether lodes are unknown, the nearest
betting ihe Alta Silver Mining conpsnys calm
The iocsiicn of ihIs claim IL Of record, and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05

~ Remember tho place
Now fWo.StoPy Brick Building, 1o7
South Q Street, Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
NOTICE.

mo Y. n. COLLINS AND JOSHUA MITCH.
KILL: You and each OF ytu will please
take notice - eo-ewnert, that We. the under.
sIsned, part ownsp Of that certain nining
claim and lode known o. ths Mitchell Mining
cnmpany's eiaim. situsted IN The Uold HUI
Mining blstriet. In the county OF Storey. siais
Of Nevada, have expended the com of six
iIsndrvd and Nipetrcisht Dollar 10 labor
and improvements upon said claim. prior t0the
apt DAY Of January. a. d. ISIS that the pro.
portion OF expsn1Iiufss Dads - Aforesaid. due
IRON each OF you respectively, TO the under
signed. 10 % follows. towit. ~ ''h
FROM y. Conine. .....'....''.."...tssI IN
From Joshua Mitchell. As
You and each Of yua srs further notified,
thai We. the underigned, demand the imne-
diAts payment thcrsof and that In case you
fhil OF refuse 10 pay the respective ssounfs Get
opposite your names above 20 II. u. fowIsk
ono OF The underlined. at his once. No. ~
South c street. vlrgjnh. Nessds, before w
expiration Of ninety days from the daie ol lhn
poiiee, your intsfssts IN the said Mitchell com'
psny's calm will. BY opsration o. Nv. n.eonS
the property OF the upderIgnsd III. u. lovW
and Joseph Rsmsdell, Who made TIC raid ex'
psnditurcs on said cialm.
sra ah' JosEf1 RAGsDELi..
Gold mn, Marehi1 is1c. nhifs sds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05

As an indication Of tho advancement
that science has inade recently, Il might
10 stated that gentleman at one of the
city markets, the other day. saw halt a
bushel Of white turnips run through a
citler-mill. and half an hour thereafter
saw the same article. bottled. ON sale,
aud labeled "pure Grated Horse
railish."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05

TnK mysterious cross that appeared
on the wall In tho room oi q dying wo-
man in Cohoes turns out to have been
caused by leak in the roof, which had
let water into the plastsring. the dis
coloration takin; tho significant shape
by chance. and whom the rain-s,orm was
over tho cross faded. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
live . purpc-slssslife.

BkEcnER il the champion OF thcm all.
and challenges my warmest affection. i
love tho truth. but yet ho lies No sub
timely ono cannot help but take IL all in.
How nicely no pushes me OF into the
gutter when he speaks OF my intrndins
myself upon him. when he says he talk
cd to me only ten minutes. How grandly
he CANDLES With fate. Who Is the artist
who is to immortalizs himself by pre-
serving for posterity tho picture OF MIR.
Bcecher deiying Goj1-Fictorid Wool
hull
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05

Tux coming insane asylum keeper to
visitor: ''Do you mean that man with
his head bowed. his eyes cast down and
his lips moving! oh. yea; ho was
spelled down. too; but he keeps right ON
prseticing just tho same; l believe his
wori Ia 'syzygy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
rO TIE LADIEs

DR sPtNNEY, Shilc naturally lmpre-sed
with the delicsey of the sablect fcels 40 heel
fancy In assuring them that, In conjunction
with q competent kbowl.dg- of their varioas
sutfcrin,>, such q. Nervousness, Nicaragua.
Spinal Weakness. Lo.s of Appetite. Lassitude.
prolapsns Utcri. ke,rover-lous or Displaee-
nent Of the Womb. Vaginal Irregularities, leu
ehorrca. Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipation,
snd many petty, Irritating distractions that
almost Invariably have their origin IN the utter
Inc region. he can snord them Immediate relief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05

ACCORDING to the Danbury N.,rs. n
prominent citizen on Nelson street, who
Il tho proud posssssor Of handsome
daughter. went home 10 tea the other
evening and said to his wife: "Mother.
have finally succeeded in my petition
for q street.lamp on our street, and II Is
going to be set directly in front Of our
gate-." A sudden scream and a heavy
fall sounded from the next room. The
affrightsd parents rushe,l in there. Their
dau ;hter lay PROSTATE ON the iloor. She
hal tainted,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
yOrNG MEN,

Who MAY he .uffcrin; from the ehsetsof youth.
hil ioli.s or indircrvt.on. will do well TO avail
themselves of this. the gieate.t boon ever hid
a, Inc altar % .uIerin, humanity. DIR. SPIN
NEY will Euarantro Ia forfeit i've hundc't dol
lars for every case OF seminal weakness or pri.
s.ie disease of snv kind ot Character which he
undertakes aud fails tn curc. lie would. there.
fore, ssy 10 the unfortunate Sufferer who may
rrai INF. notice. that yoa Are tr~sding upon
danrrrou. gruund when you longer delay In
.eekln. the proper remedy Tor your eotnplsint.
You may be In the hr-t -tsgc-rcmetnt.t, you
are approaching the last. you are bordsun.
upon the lat, and ar- suffering -ouie or all Of
it. evil effects. remenis s-r that 70 you obstinate
ly psr-lst in proerss,iastion, the time must
come when the most -killfui physician can rcn-
der you no assistance: when the doors OF hops
Will be closed against roo when no angel OF
merry can bring you relief In NO ease hAs ths
Doctor failed of success. Then let not despair
vosk Itself upon your Imagination. but Avail
yourself of the beneficial rssnlta of hls treat.
meat belore your es-e 10 beyond the reach of
meiieai .kill. or before grim death hurries you
10 q premature grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05

Ihavs constantly on hand large ssd com
pleu assortment Of everything in the vaJ Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
NOTICE.

TO PRANK REYNOLDS, oEoRox DBY.
RON, John NeIstses and r. w. Cod
rinrton You and each OF ron win please take
notice, a. co owners, that ]. u. X. Fowler, Q
pan owaev Of that certain mining claim or lode
knovn % the Sixth Of July Mining Coppany's
Claim. situaied In the Gold liill Mining Dis
triei. In tho county Of storey. state Of No.
vsda, have personally expended the cum OF
Two Hundred and Eighty 0e1so) Dollav In
United States gold coin. In lsbor and improve
ments upon the sald Sixth ofJnly Mining Ctm.
pany's rlsim. sincs the ioth day Of MAJ 4. y.
Ism, and prior 70 the Lot day Of January A. D.
1873 !; that she proportion ofcxpcndiiures made
a. sforessid. due from each OF you respectively.
IL O. follows. to.wit:
Prem Frank Rsynoids ............. .tM 9s
frem George Byron p.............'...'' 70 eeS
From John MtIsaacs ............s..'' ~ or
Prom y. w. q drington. n............,.. 20 ooS
You and each Of you are further notified that
I demand the Immediate payment thefvof, aid
that In Gaze you fail or rrfuse to pay the respcc'
tive amounts set opposite your nsmes Above
70 me, af my once, No, NJ touih Y street.. VIZ.
ciuia, Nevada. before the expiration OF ninety
dayp from the date Of this notice, your inier-
estr in the said sixth of July Mining Com.
Iany's Claim viii. By operation Of lAw. become
inc property OF the undefsigned, II. H. Fowler.
who made the raid expenditure. on ,.id el.im.
Geld NH. March n. 1915. nhased
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
A MAN WITH AN AIN

4 MAN WITH An AIN
Give me man with IN aim.
Whatever that aim may be:
Whether it's wealth or whether It's lame,
IL matters not To ne.
Let him walk In the path Of right.
And keep his aim In sight.
And work and pray Ia hith away,
With his eye On The glittefing hight
Give me . man who says: .r|
81 will do semething vel. U..
AHd make the heeting days
A story Of lAbsr 10 tell" ..#.. i.
Thsugh the aim he has be small,
II 10 better than pobe q all
with somethln. 10 do the whole year through.
lie win no, stumble or fAl
But Satan weavcs o anafe.
For the feet of those who stray.
with never thought Or care.
Where the path may lead away.
The man Who hath no aim.
Not only lsavss no name
when this LIES done. but ten 10 one
ne leaves record Of shame.
Give me q man whose heart ~
ls Allied with smbltion- hr-,
Who sets his mars In the start,
And moves u higher and higher.
Better To die In the strife.
The hAni. With labor rife,
Than 10 glide with the stream In An idle
dream.
And live . purpc-slssslife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
spgoiAL NOTICE.

H. pARr,Es INpEBrsD TO THE
A PIoNERR LAUNDRY Tor more th.niso
Soeths' washing. arc requssted TO ,etiis I'm
1edIsisly and save costs. 900 nhiIim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
DIR. A. Ii. SPlNNEY,
Has Removed 10 No. fss south Z

street. Virginia, opposite ChampAin lIoa's.
Df. spinner, well known throughout the
eountfy as . PAihologi.t and Psychologist,
who's. .ucee-sfll treatment of certain physical
disabilities and fnnetionsl derancvm,nts de-
s.ryv,ily entitlc him To the familiar reeosni-
tiOn OF the GliEAr SPECIALIST, would re-
specially infUfm tho citixcn- OF Virginia Ciy
aud slcinlty that his inrr.s-in. patronage de
mAnIing more comuodiva. aI,.rtments, he has
removed to nj. new ONCE, No. lSs south Z
strsvt, virsiniA, sevea door- north of the
French Drug store, where he win be plcs-ed
to consult wlth all, thus giving inyalids an op-
partunity of Kidding thcmsel'es. through his
professional Agency. of such constitutional an
no,Anccs znl ailments A. hc claims ~ eompa..
AMI to cure. without ehterin. Into biosraph-
ieAl details. 10 is Sufficient Ia simply promnl.
gate the fact that Dir. sPiNNENs = earliest
reputation may be traced back To his inansu
rsiion aud conduct of the Montreal CAnaiA
Hl.u Medical Institute. The regime OF the
Engli.h Pharmaceutical Colleges 10 gsnged By
an elevated standard An extended experience
And an s-.idnous study Of the varied phases
sfdi.es-e enshles him to guarsniee assurances
Of -nrees. In the eradication of the muitiform
ehronie affections incident to both SECS. ,uch
.. Servous Debility. kzhan.t~d vitality.
Youthful Exce--es, Marriage lmpcdiments.
aud Chronic uisezsrr generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-05
C0MH AND BH UEALED.

II matters not what your troable nay be,
come aud let the Doetos examine your Gaze. u
will cost you nothing fOr consultation. 80 please
call aud satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
under.iands your case. n he can cure yoa he
viii tell you 50; N not. he viii say "a, for b.
wllinot undertake q cure unless be is seonfdent
nf afsrtins the eame.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13
Do Not Eat Raw Eggs.

One Of the most common prejudices
OF housewives and mothers is that hard
eggs are difficult to digest, especially
the white, and that the less they are
boiled the better they are for weak and
dyspeptic stomachs. The reverse is
the case, as there is more danger of raw
and soft white of an egg passing
through the digestive apparatus with
ont being really digested, than when
thoroughly boiled and hard; in fact,
then it constitutes most excellent food
for dyspeptics, as experience is prov
ing. A writer in a medical journal
says: We have seen dyspeptics who
suffered untold torments with almost
every kind of food. No liquid could
be taken without suffering; bread be-
came a burning acid meat and milk
were solid and liquid fires. We have
seen tho saD,e sufferers trying 10 avoid
food and drink, and even going to the
enema syringe for sustenance. Aud we
have seen their torments pass away and
their hunger relieved by living upon
white of eggs which had been boiled in
bubbling water for thirty minutes. At
the end of week, we have given the
hard yolk of the egg with the white,
and upon this diet alone, without fluid
of any kind, we have seen them begin
to gain flesh and strength and refresh
ing sleep. After weeks of this treat.
ment they have been able to begin
upon other food" And all this, the
writer adds, without taking medicine.
He says, what we have always mani
fested, that hard-boiled eggs are not
half SO bad as soft-boiled ones, and ten
times as easy to digest as raw eggs !;
and we havo no doubt that an animal
may be starved to death by eating only
son that dogs eR have been starved % -i bv
eating gelatin alope. Only toothless
babies can digest soft food, such as
milk.