davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-09-26
EPISCOPAL AND METHODIST UNION.

| o1N1AMEaA Ok ldE MQT6ER CHURCH.
| To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Sept 24.-Np editorial article Of Won,
paper has ever attracted more attention amona
| Christian people than that on 'Methodism auG
Episcopahanism." You we'll put the inquiry
"Why should there be any separation between
these two Churches ?"
Are you informed Of the action of the Epiaco-
pal Church on the subject Of Church unity7 In
1853 memorial was signed by many distin-
gulshed prcsbyters Of the Episcopal Church,
and Was presented to the Houee Of Bishops ut
the session Of the General Convention of this
year. Several Of the signers have sinco become
Bishops. This memorial said: "In addition to
the prospect Of the Immediate good which would
thus be opened, IN important step would be
taken towards the offectfng church unity in
the Protestant Christopdom Of our land" This
memorial was referred to = commission "io take
into consideration the subject thereof, receive
farther communications, and report to tho next
General Convention. But four Bishops Of the
entire Synod voted aga1nat tho reference 80 cath
olic was this body. This Commission consisted
of five Bishops, four Of whom were Of the HIGH
Church school. It hald one session ut Hart
ford, Conu., one at Newport, T. L., two At Nav
York, aud two at Philadelphia. A large number
of Diocesan Conventions passed resolutions. of
which Rhode Island is q specimen, asserting
I'VE earnestly sympsthize with the wish Of the
memorialists that the great catholic idea Of the
Church Of Christ may be fully developed"
The Commission addressed q eeries of cues
tions to various clergymen within and without
tho Church, among which WAS this cara any
facts Known to you indicating on the part OF, the
members OF such bodies dispoAit1on to make
any sacrifice OF ssctarian feeling Tor tic sake Of
restoring unity z"
Bishop Aonzo Potter said: s.That this divided
and distracted state Of Christianity is reproacf
and curse" Bishop Burgess said: ''We must
pray PREY and Labor for unity" Bishop Coke rroto
This unity must be secured" DR.. (now Bish-
Dr. L,ewes wrote: "No fear that such un;on w;ii
disturb anything that Is valuable or catholic in
our system" DR.. bluhlenborg said: aTbne
will she become the Catholic Church in tha
United States" DR.. Francis Viuton wrnte :.
" Let the Church herself insist On nntbinc
which is not catholic. Tho creeda sre
catholic; the sscraments ere catholic.
This union can be effected"
4 venerable divine of the PRESBYTERIAN Church 4!
ttho Old schooD wrote: q I am glad the Ep,sco- |
Pal Church is moving in this direction.
ihough am not believer in Apostolical sue !
cession, STILL for the sake of union With Fn1scn.
palians, wish ne had in their estimation a |
claim as good as their own; that is to sAy. I |
wish ne and the Baptists and The Meth-
odlsts had received ordination thrnnoh !
The Episcopal Church, or soma other
channel esteemed by them as valid al their
own." Baptist divine wrote: "The present
state Of the Christian Church b snomalons snd
almost ahockln9 to Christian" 4 Methodist
, 1875-09-26

following eminent Christian gentlemen and cler
gymen appointed the Commission, VIZ: The
Rev John Mcclintock. D. D.; the Rev. Daniel
Curry, .. D.; the Rev. Edward g. Andrews. D.
D.; the Rev. J. Town1ey Crane, D. D.; the Raw
James Porter, D. D.; the Rev. John Lanahan.
o. D.; and the Rcy. ". L. Harris, D. D. This
Commission had full power to correspond with a
similar Commission from the Episcopal Church,
and that 1t was the unanimous sentiment Of the
General Conference to consider the whole sub
ject with specific Commission from the Cen
eral Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church
the clergy OF the Episcopal Church in the United
States:
Rt-Rep. Fathers Il. God: The clergyn,en Of tho
Protestant Episcopal Church In the United states re-
the Commission on Church Unity created ut the ses
sion Of the General Convention Of 1885, and With sp
cl refereace to correspondence and conference with
Commission from our Methodist brethren apponsed
at the late session Of their General Conference and to
take sueh further action in the premises may b.
dee1ned Wise and expelient.
There were but four Episcopal ciereymen In
the entire nation who refused to aign the peti-
ton. It Was forwarded to the House of Bish-
ops, and Vas tho most numeroualy-sigued petit
ton ever presented to either House Of the Gen
e.al Convention ALI parties in the Church
heartily united IN it.
The Church Journals OF the country spoke
kindly Of the movement. The Nethodiss pa-
pers we're all kindly silent except the 1feui- |
outs1 which Wes vltupeThtiva Of it, and |
some evil-minded person spread its issues broad
cast over the City OF New York during the sit
ting OF the General Convention. The Bishops !
we're ready to act. and did act in the appoint- |
ment OF q new Commission, but preferred to |
make it 3 Commission to meet any similar Com
mission Of any religious body whatever. This |
Was, perhaps, wise. This Commission still ex-
lists, and is ready to confer whenever charity |
and forbearance and an ardent love OF unity and |
union shall have prepared the way
so you zee, that What yen propose, the Epis-
copal church Was not only prepared to do 4
, 1875-09-26


Of public sinners we're enumerated in the rules.
Guloord could not be brought within a1y Of
them, nor was he shown to be guilty Of any Of
tense "ejuedem generiB as those specified. To
ALLOW discretionary addition, or IN enlargement
CT the categor1es specified III tire ritual, would
bo flaugkt with the most startling con-
sequences. In the words OF the Court For
instance. the ct caetera might be according to
the exigency Of the particular case, expanded so
as to include within it's bann any person being
III habits of intimacy or conversing with mem
Der OF literary society containing prohibited
book any person sending his son to school in
the library OF which there was such book; go
ing to shop where such books were sold /; and
many other instances might be added. More
over, the Index which already forbids Grotius,
Pascal, Pothier, Thuanus, md Sismondl might
be made to tnclnde al tho writings OF iurists
and all legal reports Of judgments supposed to
be hostile to the Church Of Rome; and the
Roman Catholic lawyer might find it difficult to
pursue the studies of bis profession"
The Court quotes from various Catholic an
thorlties to show that, BY the law OF the Church
IN Canada, Guibora should not be deprived OF
ecclesiastical burial. Among the works cited ara
Jean de Pontas, ''Caa de Conscienci Durand
de- Maillano, D1oit Canonique; Hericourt.
- Lc's Eccies:astlques," and other works OF
Gilbert.
The Court hold TINT the ecclesiastical law
II force among the Catholics of Lower Canada is
tue same as that in force at the time of it's ces-
son to England. and that under that law Gui-
oofd had not forfeited ecclesiastical burial.
u Tins appears that tho Judges relied in their
aecaslona not so much on the law Of England "A
.,o % tne law OF the Church, and that there is q
eS easy Maf fcr the Church to escape from the
euect q TINS precedent, if it will, in all future
Gases py oelng more explicit in ITS own Law. lis
!e1s 10 tne readers Of TIE TRIBUNE to pass their
o"o eoiumaots On the Law and it's application
, 1875-09-26

Convex ton, and le2st OF ill in the House Of
Clerical and Lsv Deputies. Wonderful mag
nsninity! Beautiful Christian charity! Re-
ever praiiug about shberalitv," and denouncipe
the Observation-Disclosures Of those who would
not approve OF elect1ng and consecrating in tie
highest Offices OF The Church the men Who were
labor1ng to revolutionize the doctrines and
% Bgt Vhst II am to tbnk Of men Nv Who 10 can n'eS. AZ
press themselves in such language, and are not
ssbamed to ayow such sentimental As these
'.They (the ChancelIor's ciique) see md feel
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

VICE PaxsrpxSr WILSON AND TEE
WHITE Hopsx ChowD.-It has been long
Known that the Vice President Is not O
f~avorite In the White House circle. and
that his oounscls have been considered
much too gentle and "spooney." In.
deed, many Of the leaders who guided
the Republican party into tho disasters
Of the last year have swslled with con.
tempt at what they called the " foolish
Wandering" OF the vico President.
Now, Mr.. Wilson wrote o letter last win.
Ter. and be has written q letter this
summer. Does the actual situation jus
tify his view or that Of those who can.
not conceal their soorn Of himf And II
svsnta have vindicatsd his estimates,
what Is gained BY sneering at him rs a
garrulous gossip and aunty? II the
"twaddle" Of "maundsing" gossip
Is more ~sagncious aud serviceabls than
the disdainiul silence Of leaders who
have lsl 70 disaster, what must be
thought OF leaders whose wisdom Ia less
useful than gossip and twaddlo'-Iia
psr's Weekly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

AHRrsrs, FISns. Erc.-Two Chinaman
were last night arrested and lodged In
the station house, at Virginia City. ON q
Charge Of grand larceny. A number oil
! the Doe family wero also given quarters
for the night for going II too heavy on
the cup that cheers. John Doe Robin.
son was arrested last evening for rcceiv-
in, sislrn goods. and lodged in the
county Jail. on y warrant sworn out BY
sx.Mayor Kaneen. His case was set for
hearing MT Z p. u. Of to-day. Quite q
number OF DRINKS and disturbers Of the
peace, we're up before the Justices In
Virginia yesterday, and made to ~
tribute coin to the city finances. Some.
however. not having the nesdful. will
bilk the city by giving n little Of the
useless time, that hangs so heavily on
their hands, In return for the food the
corporation Is forced TO provide them
while kept in dunnee.
GnAprSo.-The contract OF grading
the 10. belonging TO the Gold Hill MI
ners' Union. Just above their ball on
Main street, has bsen let TO Geo. Logan.
He commenced work on tbs job this
morning. The contract for building the
ants-rooms, mentioned in q previous is-
n Of the Nxws, will probably 30 lot to-
night The miners not only know how
10 take caro- of themselves and their
irisnds. but their money % well, the
investmsnt Of some Of their surplus coin
in buiiding improve msnts thai wiii
net them . good profit 10 sound hpanoia
policy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
TO THE CITIZENS or GOLD MILL.

You are all invited to call and inspect
our now and elegant store with it, full.
rich stock OF watches. chains. jswelry,
silverware. diamonds, clocks, bronxss,
music boxes, etc. Whenever you visit
San Francisco you will always b re-
ceived In q courteous ann by ]. W.
Tucker, l3l Kearny street, who viii al.
ways take pleasure in showing custom.
ors through his stock Of goods, never
considering u q trouble. but always tax.
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail TO call and go him ere you
purchase elsewhere. He will send good,
Tor selection 10 any part OF the States
and viii repair watches and jswelry sent
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co., guarantee.
ing all work which leaves his store; en-.
ployipg. % he does, the best Of work.
men. Don't forget his new stors-lsi
Kearny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
Arrival. rsis n.rsiss.
Departures l.ass EvssisE.
Acsprxm.-A man named Pierce.

Accsprxn.-A man named Pierce,
while working in the shaft OF the Roel
Island mine. got his foot caught by the
rnmprod about 1 2. y. yestcrday. and
~ badly crushed that Dr. Conn, vhc
attended him. had to amputats oil
his toes. There is also q good prospect
that ho will also b. fonced 10 have
another one cut of. &C. Crandall hal
some rock dumped ON him in the Bel
cher mine last night. and was considern.
bly, cut and bruised about the srms and
body Ia consequence. but his injuries
are not serious.
PkTsoxAIs.-Dr. +. T. Kirby will
leave for La.c Tahoe Tomorrow morn
ing. Hc has been 80 constantly con-
fined 10 his professional duties during
the past two years that this. his fir.i
respite. is something Of which he stands
greatly in need. m his health for the
last month or M has been none too
good. ...... Mrs. ]. W. Noyes. va are
happy to learn. is steadily improving
under tho treatment abe 10 receiving
since she went 10 San Leandro. CAlifor-
MIA, a few days ago.
Tnrsrkrs MEETING. "A special meet.
Of tho Board Of Town Trustees. for the
election Of u town clerk. will DO he'll o.
the town hall. Gold Hill. this CTussday)
evening. July 20h. at tx o'clock sharp.
See notice published in another column
to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
Pillars Of Salt.

WAITING scuooL.-Ths second torn
OF Professor Z. p. Connor's writing
school. which bo b.s ham holding A
A.. g., MN
ns uo,a ai, Paoo senoo,
!, . WI ,o = o.,i".n u.
IN, h;s III, ,.,w wh.n III
those who have not already availed
themselves Of the opportunity to 40,
9uiro o hrst-ciass ousihsss mana shomla
Improve n u nov onsrod; Inc
marked progress made by the troiess-
or'a pupils during the first term became
generally known. and o large class Of
;ho s.,m nav c%.os;no from an In.
spsction OF the psnmanship Of the class
al the beginning and close OF the last
term, We are able 10 speak intsliigsntiy,
and have not the loast hesitation In rs-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
Mohalr and Aneora Goats.

We s1tIact the following letter from
the California Farmer. from the manager
Of the Farr Alpaca Company. Holyoks.
Mass. dated June 25th. addressed 10
the editor OF the Edrmr: In the New
York Economist OF yesterday I noticed
IN article. taken from your paper. con.
corning the growth Of mohnir. or An
CORA goat hair. In California. A we
are large users OF this description Of
stock, I take considerable interest IN the
growth Of u In our country, and hope
Il will prove to DO . success. hope
tho promoters Of this new industry I'M
dsrstand aad are fully alive TO the I'm
portance Of keeping up the breed and
quality OF the hair. The value OF the
article depends upon this. Lustrs and
strength Of staple are the two qualities
wanted In this commodity. II IL the
lustrs or brightness which gives 10 this
hair its chief value, and u must hare
length 10 admit Of its being worked ad-
vaptagsously. The shortnsss Of the sta
plo IL the principal drawback 70 the
California article. The lustrs u equal
TO the best Turkish nohair.
II California farmers al grow tho
stock to average eight or ten inches
long. the success of IL ~ . valuable
commodity Is certain.
Hair ten inches long Il worth more
than double Of hair six inches long. and
below i've inches II Is poor stock for
any purpose. .
We recently bought . few bales Of
California mohair and paid IS cents Per
pound. u was about seven inches long
aud had 70 be mixed with ordinary
combing wool to carry II through, which
Of eourse dstracts q good deal from the
brightness Of the goods. Had II been
two inches longer 1t would have been
we'll worth 81 10 per pound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

c~sRrAIxrr i-when . man undertakes to
make his own Investments for future need. he
IL Obliged TO assume that no win have time TO
certainty tho very thing whoss uncertainty
causes him to make provls.on at ell. But n he
lnsures his life and then lives 10 old ere, the
policy win prve Q better cash Investment thsn
be can cssily make In any other mannsr, taking
Into account lts freedom from ell and every
hazard. 10 s dles early. the object of making
q provision for HE family 10 Instantly attained.
Insure I'm the New York Life,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

A CORRESPONDENT writes TO the Mt.
Vernon (Ill.) Mns. asking which, Of
the three gifts offered TO him, he shall
choose-a sewing machine. q dictionary.
OF q wife. He says that hs thinks seri-
ously Of accepting-the dictionary. Le,
him choose the wife; he win DO able to
get all the words he wants out Of her
and more too.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

HsAIrHruL AND DsLicious.-The most de
l%leious, as well a. healthml aud invigouting.
summer beverage = the sps,lilng cront' ssR;
I'M. They are furnishing. Il 70 all the p!inei.
pal saloons, 20 well - 10 families and OIL who
desire Il, al the most reasonable rates. Send
your orders 10 the Mount Vernon House. and
Try . % ,ple Of this popular and wholesoms
beverage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

4 ~suyyocArNo c~ouoH.-In . letter 10 Mn,
Charlotte Lislc, Of Chicago. . lady well known
a. . contribution TO the Western press, shs
panied by bleeding at tbs lung, to iIale'l
Honey OF I~Iorehound and Tar. NY cough
she says. "threatened 10 sufocate nc
but the Honey Of lIorehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF IT, The letter vas "a
the disposal Of O. N. Crttsnton. Z Sixth ave.
nns. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

~TIEyyRoS's EArixe STAND The beet place
In Virginia City to get . good rqusrs meal 10
Il Thomas llelron's Eating Stand, In tho Pal.
ace saloon. opposite the Postofiee. Open
day and night. Private rooms for lsdies. All
the substantial l~uxnrics Of The msfkst 70 Be
found at ilsfron's. lie respectfully invites bic
Gold I'LL friends 70 call and See hin. ire
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

wsss a boy falls and psels the akin
OF his nose. the frst thing no does isto
get up and yell. When . girl tumbles
and hurts hsrself badly. the drt thing
she does IL TO get up and look at her
dress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
Rejected.

Rejected.
MADRID, July 2o.-Ths Constitutional
Convention rejected an amendment to
the new Constitution In opposition TO
the principle Of religious liberty.
The r. ~. q. A. In Loaden.
LONDON, July 20.-A few gentlemen
breakiasted with Mr.. Graham, o former
member Of Parliament, and opened q
subscription with $3.50 0 to build a
Young Mems Christian Association Hall
here.
rhs rarkish Insurreetisn.
CossrASIrSorLE. July 2o.-Ths Turk
ish Government has ordered tho Gov.
srnor Of Bosnia to dispatch troops
against the insurgents In Herztrogona.
Chinese Embassy.
Shanghai. July 2O.-China will send
an Embassy to England about the muir.
der Of Mr.. Margary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
LAKE TAHOE!

Mastsrs aad Thisgs anA visissrs
Absas shs Laks-Thas fsneus
Material Bxsursiea Party frso
che EAss- Literary Dssd Bsass-
Yssilisies ssr Eajsynsss ~ shs
Laks-Gsia Killers, virginisns
asd Everybedy Having = Geo 4
Time-The Lake Fishery etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
BOARD OF roWx rRuxrEEs.


A regular meeting Of tho Board oil
Town Trustees was held at the Town
| Hall last evening.
Pr.sent--Hall. wooley, Day. vii.
liams and President Mundeli.
Tho minute. OF tho previous meeting
zero ,sad and approyed.
.s~~-rr r~-.,...-
o."~-.L...., =.
ihe committee On 'uee'A o''"sn' u
the same report that has been made Tor
4 number OF months, viz: that they
Tho Committee ON Fire and Water ro-
ported ssvsn feet Of water in the town
reservoir. and all the Are cisterns full.
Mr. Hall reported that the eve near
o scales was IN oaa communion anu
aeeu.u 'sl4al'ns. ine w." w"
r..-..,..ss"
IT,. .n.c,., -commI,tes ~.nno,,,s5 n
-
pufchass iAhu 'ioh eehoo' iiu'
asked Tor further time, and. on motion,
i was granted.
rews MarshAi's Repsrt'
Thu Town Marshal. ]. ID. Loynschan,
80, H., r.. h., no,;s., NJ, Han
=, :,
% p.. = h..t ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

" ProrLs who suffer IRON the dull sispidiiy
that meets 10 everywhere In Sptisg. and TOO
0ften In all seasons Of the rear. Anew DOW
quick II could be c. red BY taking Ayers baf-
saparlila 10 purge tho bile nom their syetsns.
We should have betlsr neghbors ~ well -
clearer heads 10 dsai with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

Tx spite Of the confidence expressed
by General Spinner and other officials
oil tho Treasury. no traos hiss been DIS
covered Of the $i7.600 recently stolen
In broad daylight, during business
houn, and with six clerks present, from
the cashiers room Of the Trsasury OF
the upited States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

observation-disclosures BY the Medical pro-
l~ession. DR.. VIM. Ilali's Baisam for the Lung
cures Courhs, Colds aad Consumption, and On
diseases oil the Throat and Chsst. d.. Towns-
iey's Toothsehs Anodyne cures In one mia
ME.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
srOCK %REFoaT.
~la.ronrsD pAnr 1T n r. kzArrso . col
AN FRANCISCO srock soAap.

,-..ro.rrp many NJ n r. KxArrxo q col
-
Lat Evoalng.
49,.
sAs rs.seisoo sfoek s'AAo'
10 Meadow VALLEY. 6x, 6S
$50 sarsia Goa. q. s.. 81 IS. sS
lou Jackson, AK
30 Phsnlx. 7k,s
Ion American fAs. AZ
6Pioehs,A
AS belmont. ~, *, ~
So XIX Con, ~, 6k. ex
40 Leopard. lsk, ~. IN, IN
1870 Oils. ~. az
l15 Prussian, AZ
1ooo ranther.lk
TO Tiger. SOC. ise. sfke
GO Neither, h.lis. r.
80 seg; hssk leland s'xe
$40 rrossse.' "
Ssn.ar 49,
ioe Enpis. GdaaS,. Ms
rkt
~ souta en.fo
80 nan"yrny;Es-.
- 10y wsssso
l.s Sslusn ShaLos. IN
~ MIN; ~, uNe
ln loftaA,1 .. ~
80 Crown roint. ~. SsS, asssso ss~
t.O kock Island. Shp,s
5lO sdy washing,oa.a
80 Pacific. 1k.1S
Ito lianion. ~
<lO ChAlienas, IN. 8. N.
it7O loud 4 Cury. iss, u, isk nv
2tO Ovsrman. es.sIk
- Consolidated virginia. III, silk
islo California. ss'. ss. VS.. eS,@
eco kossath, fS.1S
isn, M,i. fs,so. ,se; iS
no .s..a.nes. IN .lIs.,.
~ H.. eold uhL 1s,fS
hD Cosmopolitan. ~
Ga Empirs Nil, ~, ~. ". 6s.Cs
5t5 Neiisan, n. ~.
s0l Anies, Q. t,s. ~
ioo >orh cArson nc
<sO Ophir, o0A, 81. tS. D's IS
100000 ,..u.~a.
-.
oiiA. es.os al. an AIy
III" monl ~ =. 80 ">' - "N'
t, " en.*ss0S
~ hafsha S"n-, soS'"
10 hsnik..s'Es
ho hIp-. ~ - en-,
oye.m,n' wv SS
iyo sentues
D.oiiYs NarA
$50. ne.s ',sS1''~
n.noxssy,.s
ssnnon,' ~
-
-, Isansss,.
-, ~, u...'
Is, GaLi.n Cs.rat- AZ. a. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
This MsrainE.



sis ppLlr. AK, 81, 81.
no NsIieas. q. n blu, Si'., siSbh
yab ,..suld 4 Curry. isA. isk hi. lsA, tsfs
rs Iie-t 4 iielcher. ~. tok. ~
gas savage. iiO. iOo, lis, io. ia
" Choliar rcto-i. ~. n
~ liNIe G Norcro-., ~. q. uS
So Cr,vl Ioint. 81. Ss
No Ysihox Jaskst. 81 23S
isTs lapsriai. ieS. ~. lh'.. ns ~
va Empir- MIL. -. TS.1s
IS tsoId I'M Quartz. $50
so sierra Nevsda. Is
- ~. belehsr. iOi. ~, y
1~s Ctaiie1gc. sS.sk
30 New rork. ~. ~
IIS ton. Virginia, 3ij. Jit. NtS
<so lialiion, 81. SOC. q
t70 silver lilll. II
ipo Dsytoa. AZ
go Occidental. ~
81 American flzi. AZ
tsl Confidence, ~. So
7i7O California, ,2s. .3S. So. 0.S u. ~S
Ilio uiah. II. nv. n's
ino Kelipss. 10. o..
V2s sslsksr. ". Mk. sis as b3
10 Lady Br,an. IS.is,7
~. kniekerbosksr.t
$50 Isiiimoss Con, AZ. ~ 49,
~ Nsn,asi. isx, 10. TO-.
2as o,sm.n, GIN, q, ca. o.@<
IlS talestohln- - 70 %. TNsss 49,
100 wcedvills. a., n. ~
3ts Alpha. "a. nv. nv
i3oJssties. l73
$50 Succor. "
PACIFIC STOCK xxcnAxosL
2sSo opsir. ss&. sik, 90.
s.s Mexican. ma. ~ b, -.
I55 toad q CARY, iss bio. iss 81, isS.S's
so Itssi . ueichsr. f,S. ~
10 Ssvs.v. fiSk
isO Challar Pstosi. 20. ~
c. Hale 4 Netcfoss. a.
40 Crown isiut. 81. 5iS. ~ Is
go Imperial. i0's, n bio
~ yellow Jacket. IS
$50 Empire Mil. ~, ..
20 il-leher. as. u, sis Is
sO kvntsck. IL.
~ Consolidated Virginia. Jisk
- usion Con -. -.
$40 lady Bry IN. ~ ~.
no California. -. a9. Al. s9k
40 calrdoais. siS, n. ais ~
m Utah, IN
400 Andcs.s
$40 Cosmopolitan. SIC. Coo. sse
DO Hosk leland, . hS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20

MmrKs. MISUNDERSTANDING Dew. The
New York Life Insurance Company In
sure minsrs. Apply Of Qensral Agency once,
Rooms /, and ., Nlrys's BuildinG. VirKinis,
New, n. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-20
Mru.,ox,, IsrOnIspO On IL . simple rem

dy but powerful 70 do GOOD. Curss rheums.
tism and neuralgia and kills sl palm insanity.
and worth 10 weight in Eoid. We ehAllsnss
the world TO produce its eqlal. Ar sts-
Crane q Brigham. Wholesale Dnlggtsis, taA
Francisco, California. For ssls By al Drug
4istp. u