davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 2.-Tbe Centennial Com
mitteo on the Opening Ceremonies have selected as
orator v1uiAuI NJ Evarts; H. w. Longfelow as poet,
and n Grandson Of Richard Henry Lee Of Virginia as
reader OF the American Declaration OF Independence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03
POLITICAL.
hp APPONTME

Ap APPOINTMENT BY Gov TILDEN.
ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. 2.-GOv. Tllden has ap-
pointed Tompkins Westervelt TO the Office OF county
Judge of Richmond County, vice Henry L. Metca. re-
signed to take effect Dec. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-03

THE SPEAKERSHIP FIGHT.
EXCITED FEELING BTGINs TO BE MANiFEsT-NEw
ELEMENTS IN THE CoNTEsT-TuE TEXAS PACIFIC
usISG ITS INFLUENCE,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10

CIncrs ARRrvED.-Jackley's Vienna
Circus arrived In Virginia City to-day.
and will give exhibitions for four days,
closing on Thursday next. Thoy are
preceded by u representation that ought
to satisfy anybody. and II their per-
formanco is ut all up to what their bills
announce. our people have quite q treat
before them. The best why TO find out
the merits Of anything Is to give II a
trial. and everybody q therefore 60 to
500 il, and judge for themselves. II
their entertainment equals lis reputa-
ton they will 10 q grand success; SO
and sec them by all means.
PrEsosAL.-Dr. F. n. Conn leaves
on this evenings train on q visit TO his
friends in Ohio. 1t Ia whispered that
the Doctor is growing tired Of his free
dom. and contemplatss putting his neck
into the matrimonial yoke.
AssnSsNENr.-An assessment OF ten
cents per share Is levied by the Chrys-
opolis Gold and Silver Mining Company.
See official notice in our advertising
columns to-day.
Oar sHIrMESr.-There were shipped
over the Virginia AMI Truckee Railroad,
during the "a hours ending OF l:a5 to-
day: % car loads Of orc aggrsgating
GO tons.
BULLION SurrxxSr.-Fiity.ono bars
OF Consolidated Virginia bullion. aggre-
eating si6l. s2l. wero shipped to San
Francisco by Wells Fargo X Co., last
SATURDAY.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10

Llys IL swrrr.-The bioodis the life Of the
human system. Keep II pure and oil 10 well;
for this purpose no standard medicine has had
% unlform and amazing. success % DR.. Hen
jsy's Celebrated I. X. l.. Bitters. This 10 q
pure stimulant. medlcated With tho nnest ton
leo and alternatives which the vegetable king.
dom affords; and 10 the only preparation al
present known which thoroughly meets the
emergency. The effect OF this popular rsstor.
stivs 10 continuous. zach dose taken invieor.
stes the vital energies and the brain, and its
prolonged use Will unquestlonably cure any
case Of debility, or mental torpidity. that does
not arise nom organic caures beyond the reaeh
Of msdieine. II 10 In the s~trtetest sense Of the
word, an inviroratlng aud regulating. cordial.
n the nerves are trcmulous and relaxed, II
braces them; u the liver 10 torpid u promotes
activity In thai organ: the appetite 10 poor and
digestion Q slow and painful operation, u crv-
ates q relish for food and enables the stomach
to convert 10 Into hsalthful alimcnt. More.
over. u 10 q specific for . largo number Of all.
msnts, sons Of which arc particularly prcva.
lent In the damp and chilly weather which we
20 Omen experience In mid.wlnter. Among
these mar be mentioned rheumatism. ehills
and fever, and ali the morbid conditions OF the
digestive organs. by insuring perfect diger.
tion and . proper now Of bile. IL insures pure
blood, Q vigorous circulation, and the prompt
Discharge OF oil waste matter from the system.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10
sERlOUs ACCIDENT AT THE
FLORIDA NINE.

" o. q LH...- " ""H .|
Richard Naels. . well known rcsidslt
Of Gold Hill. met with an accident at
the Florida mine. below American Flat.
last Saturday about 2 p. NJ. which will
lay him up for a long time. and posi-
bly cost him tho loss Of . foot. The
hosting Of rock. water. ETC.. at the
Florida is done by u small donkey en-
gine. which. as often happens, gets ON
the centre. and has TO be prisd OF. In
doing this it Is customary TO Leave tho
throttle valve partially open 90 that the
steam may enter the engine whenever
the port Is uncovered by the cutoff
valve. II appears that Mr.. Magic open
ed tho throttle more than he intended
Saturday. and the consequence vas that
tho engine started very suddenly, and
he lost his balance. his left foot as near
as no can toll. being caught by an arm
OF the fy-wheel on which he was pry-
ing. He received . put on the inside Of
tho foot. about an inch below the ankle
Joint, which runs l~engthwise Of the foot
and Is about iye inches long.
Hisa FriEhsfal Licking sisht,
The arteries. veins. muscles, and liga-
ments being severed. and the bonos Of
the foot torn away from those Of the
leg. so that q persons finger could DO
thrust into the cut. through tho joint.
To tho skin on tho opposite side Of the
foot. Drs. Manson. Hall. webbcr.
anal Heath. were summoned 10 his as
.istance as soon "a possible. and his
wound properly attended TO. The Doc
tors advised his removal 10 u convenient
place in Gold Hill 30 that In case Of Sec
ondary hemmorago. medical assistance
could be instantly procured. aud he was
accordingly removed to Mrs. Harris.
Crown Point Ravins Gold Hill. DIR.
Manson hopes to save his foot. but oven
IL this il done no will likely be crippled
for liio. Tho case is a peculiarly hard
one. as Magic had only got out OF u
laborous place, into running tho engine
at tho Florida mine. o couple OF weeks
previously. In addition to this, he had
already had his share OF bad luck, hav-
ing lost an ego somo years ago. Dick
will DO well taken care Of. N he IL
known aud liked by u numerous circle
OF friends and acquaintances. His
brother Is superintendent Of the mine
ut which no was injured. The wish.
that the best Of good luck may attend
= IL. --. .aI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10
WESTERN DISPATCHES
,rss.L TO RE bold ELL DAILY s.vs.
FROM San
Death Of nee Captain- Destruetivs
Yire-APPival Of J. W.. Dtmentsn.

San FRAScnco. May l0-l:3o ?. H.
Captain Edgar wakeman, for many
yoars connected with tho p. N. 8. 8.
Co.'S service, on this coast, diod Satur-
day at brooklyn. Alameda county, Of
paralysis. Tho funeral will take place
tomorrow.
About 2 O'Clock yesterday, afirs broke
out in Ellis & Williams planning mill.
noar the foot Of Fourth street, and
within oue hour destroyed the planning
mill. wheelan's grist mill. and q por.
ton Of the lumber yard or Hooper 4
Co.. q number Of franc buildings, vari.
ously occupied, and several small manu-
featuring establishments. Tho total
loss is not loss than $4,000. but a
triAing part Of which is covered by In.
suranco. Ellis 4 Williams loss 10
about SEQ. 900. with n~oinsursnos. The
fro is supposed 10 have boon caused BY
boys playing among the shavings In the
rear OF tho mill.
Among the passengers by the Overland
train last evening was J. W. Simonton.
agent for the Now York Associated
Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10
Pre- IN VIRGINIA.
The Babesek Fire kxtinguisher Of
ksAxie Esgiae Company, Ne. ia
Cempiete success.

kiAxie Engiae Company, Ne. B.
Csapiete sseesss-
Tho residence Of Ben Bartlett. on
Stewart street. at tho head Of Sutton
avenue. Virginia. took 6ro about z
o'clock last Saturday evening. and
brought out the various engines and hose
companies in full force. Eagle. No. $.
With their new Babcock were the nrst on
the ground. They soon had the fire
under complete control, and would have
extinsuishcd il before water was got on
by any steamer. had not some miscreant
uncoupled their hose whom they were
changing IL tn their second tank. At
this time tho fro was confined 10 q por-
ton OF tho roof ON the front side OF tho
house. Knickerbockcr. No. o, was the
only steamer that got water on. although
had not the hose carriage Of Monument
tai, No. q, broken down half way up the
hill from b street. where their engine
vas stationed, IL would have
been pretty nigh stand-off
between tnem anu tno Nhichofpochefs.
Tho Babcock proved itself to he a val
vnble aid to the Eru Department, for
had 1t not held the fire in check till water
Ras got on by the steamers there Ii no
telling what damage might hayo result.
ed. Tho spirit OF jealousy in somo Of
the members Of tho steamer companies,
which found expression in uncompli.
meniary remarks regarding the Soda
Fountain" don't say much for their
good judgment. II Ia not claimed that
the Babcock can put out a volcano; but
il il claimed. and tho experience OF Sat.
urday evening proved the justice OF tho
claim-that for small fires, and partic-
ularly as q means Of holding fires in
check till the steamers come TO tho res
cue, the Babcock il invaluable. The
only thing Questionable to IL Is that IL
any n gets his clothes wot with the
water. they will DO in a state Of chronic
eruption for some time. breaking out In
white spots till they get thoroughly
dried.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10
sroCK
l..ro.r,D D.nr IT a r. xrArrxs . co
This Aornfng.

~@t
This Assnins.
AIS ophir, -. Dbs. 50. nv, 81. Is. Isx. rsx.
100 n:Iie... asx. s,x. x., ss.,s. ,ss. s,x
bs, asksso. DkB
800 0sald = Cury. sok. 20
e !: s -: i q. "a. %. ~, ,s,. ,a
80 choliaf. Petssi. u, q, nav
lay Hale . Nsrsrsss, -, ssk
ItS Yellow ysekst, Of. sikb3o
1ts Grow. rstnt, -, Oh. AN
go Impartial. ~
- klpirs Mi. sk.s
20 ksutack. 10
~ Alpha. ~. nv
n sslehsr. uH. Ssk. u. s7N. sa.io
~Csaddsnee. u
81 SsassIiaa,sd virginia. sssx. <ssbs. 81
~ sierra NevadA. n
50, bullion. 81, 81. Is. SS. siS
90 Ovsrnan. IS. sssD
10 kxehequsr, 1eobso
: s ss:sis:, IL. ,,s. INK
- I.Sy I,,:a. T;S.sx,sx,s
us C~aledoois. isk. isx
~ kniekersockcr, 3k,5
~ Globe.lh
7tn Bsltlmorr con..e
Is Bacun. s
% utah.s
Is Silver MN. II. Tx, nv
tn Rock Islands
s3 woodville, s. az. ~. ..
icos American Plat. ", SSeso. ~, 81
so Occidental. s.sS.s.
~ New York.s
~ Dsrleaeiic-. J
3si Daytsn,
100 Pull sheridan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10

s~rrrccAr,xe Corsn.-in . letter 10 Mrs.
Charlotte Lisls. Of Chicago, . lady well known
- q eontributor 10 the Western press, she
ss-ribes tho cure Of . dangerous cough. accom-
p,pIed by bleeding a. the lung, To llalcp
iIJpey Of Horehound and Tar. my cough"
shs .ays, threatened TO suf0cate me . =
but he Honey OF lloehound and Tar has
removed every trare Of t." The letter was TO
= lady iriond In this city, who has PLACED u Al
ne disposal OF Q. n. Critisnion, . sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehs Drops eurs In one
minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10

RUNAWAY AM MARROW ESCAPE. Early
,bi. morninc A John Hereford, Super.
,,,.,a.r, n, r,;, and Mackoy's mills.
,na n uo;., Civil r-n,;peer. were eros.
IT,, 49, r.o, ,ho H,ls
~. A.. NM. ,.n,.r train
- n..,..,.. .,o,, W, h.,,;,,
came s Av.s =. Al. In,as
tue whistle 'he Psau =. az H..
NeIe VIZ ny sn.., ss.;n, ,hsm
eomoti.e. sus H.,s.,. s,on,,x
T on 'h ss s ~. 49, NJ Hereford
- ,IrSnc wh;cb starting suddenly into
run. overturned the vehicle thro wing
both gentlemen ont. John held TO hs
reins as long as he eonid anu en~asss0Iea
70 stop 70 'enisie y s.ns, m,..i
6e'xs.n 'Te sP1Aes " n ~ ~" ,saS !.
Result. 49, ~,
Daily TORN COG" - 80.
s'' ~" ~. hn.c, 49, AMI bay.
na ,SresSh tho ,treets TO
Chinatown. and general desintegra-
ton OF tho first and last na,neI.
Messrs; hs'e,o,u tas.nra ,S.t thew
sns S 81 y" s,.;ix
bo'o
Pools To M SoLp.-The trotung ines
for $4,000 q side. between Abo hAiging-
tons horse, Paddy McGee. and Jacobs
horse. Defiance. comes Oh at bay View
III - sauN Nn.InDTTDW IODIA
PARK, san rt n;m y. an M Fo,mnd's
on i'm soa,h q street, Virginia, during
-. 1av 'rhis IL tho first match Of
Paddy Mc(iee. Defiance was formerly
a pacing horse.
EXAMINATIONS PosrroskD.-The men
:, sion Of being implicated
-, =, F,,pk Williams. and
Who were to have been examined before
Justice Wright to-day. have all ossn 70.
leased on their own ree~oen'.anes. t ,;m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10
sroxr AT THE RACE rRAcK.

Yesterday good number Of persons
vent from Virginia and Gold Hill to tho
RAGS track to ssethe ioot-raco and pigeon
shooting match. Thompson, Dillon.
Wolf. Haugh. Of Gold Hill. Brannan and
Martin entered their. m for tho race
during the previous week. and put up q
forfeit Of $50. Only i've ran for tho
stakes Yesterday. Martin failing to come
up with tho other $50 required. The
rice Was n hundred yards. best two
heatsin three. and was gained by Thomp-
son. Tho FIRST heat was gained by Dill
lon, second and thirj by Thompson.
The time claimed was ten seconds for
the frs, heat. ten and = quarter for the
second. and ten and a hall for the third.
= Good deal Of money changed hands on
Thompson being the favorito
h1as1st heat. daring the second
in tho third Thompson
Coin, VII
their I. IT, . Pisess shestisg,
Which came OF after the race. waA ca
citing. and considering how windy tho
day was. some pretty good shots were
made. Gibson, Harris. Green. Brad
ford and Radcliffe had their names N
tered for tho match during the previous
week. each man putting up i've birds at
n dollar apiece. Another man. whose
name our reporter WIS unable to learn.
came in with his money and pigeons a,
the track. making six who contendod for
the money and honors. The score was,
Gibson. 8; Harris. ,. Green. 1; Brad
ford. 2; Radcliffe. 3. -, ,. Tho
road out To tho race course is in fine con-
dition. and IL the wind hal not been
blowing such great guns tho day would
have been n most agreeable n TO all
who wont out; hut n II was. soap and
water were in great demand by all ON
their return.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10

Door. ArHR's L~ABoRAroRr. that has done
such wonders for the siek, now Issues . potent
~restorer for the beauty ~ mankind for the
eonslincss vhich advancing age IL ~ prone 10
dlminish aud destroy. Ills riGos mounts luz
urlant locks en- the bald and grsy paies AMONG
ne, and thus lays nc under obligations TO him
munity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10

BLUE Poixrs. - Large.slxed. delicious bi
waves, frssh from the sea, can I've had every
stapd, Paiacs saloon. Virginia City. Also all
kinds Of arh, spring chicken. porter house
sisaks and everything else crayed by the inner
man. lis6ron's dinner combinations srs .
marvel Of gastrononic rkQl. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10
n, a, Yoru R,snr srpl.-Ths hesth Jour.

LIE ON YouR Risur sIDaL-rhs health Jour.
malls all direct their readers 10 ie On their
light side while aslssp. bat Iieynan Bro.. st
nm 4 class OF spring beds that are % perfectly
elegant md easy that y den't maxi any diner.
psrfrct rsse. Eeyman Bros. also keep . com
plete stoek Of al other kinds of house farni.
iaro for sale nj the lowest living prices. They
arc Al the corner Of b and Taylor strects, Wiz
,inla CITY. Olive them . trial. y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10
FROM kELToN, UTAH.
freight Train Csilisioa-A Brake
maa Killed. and Csnauetsr ssFf'
Susly WoandeS.

KELros. Utah. May, "a collision
occurred nsar Lucin Station. on the @.
P. Il. R.. Al 10 A. NJ, to-day. bstwoen
two freight trains. Three engines ware
completely wrecked. and twenty-five cars
were ditchod. The accident occurred
through q meeting Of the trains At .
sharp bond In the road where u d down
grade both ways. or = sink In the track.
VIM. Cassin, brakeman. was killed. and
tho conductor. Snyder. ssriously In
jured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10
Lynehing In Iswa.

Lynehing In Iewa.
CHrcAoo. Nay 10. = Near Nevada,
lows. Saturday night, a mob Of marked
men took Geo. H. Ksrkan from his
house and hanged him. The only res
son for the Outrage vas that he was
suspected Of having set hrs 70 his SON.
in-law's barn, which was burned some
time ago.
Intends - - 0svsrssr-Win -
RsssDsasa.
The 7fibuns's washingtsn special
says: Geo. H. Gorhsm. Secretary Of the
Senate, has left for California, whore he
intends to enter upon an active cam
paign to secure tho nomination for Gov
srnor. The same special says II IL
understood that The decision Of the
Court Of Claims in the q 8 Of the Union
Pacific Company against the United
States will DO still further postponed. Il
viii probably not b delivered until o
week from Monday. There arc the
most contrary sre~eulations q 10 the
probable character Of this decision, but
the prodominsncs Of best opinion Is that
u will be against the Government.
Hiaine Tor The Prssidsney.
Some Of tho political friends Of Blaine.
who have arrived here within tho past
few days, arc c~anvassing tho political
situation. They frankly stats that
Blaine Ia an avowsd candidate for the
Presidency. and believe that II aconvsn-
ton were held to-day he would secure
the nomination. They state that Blaine's
policy from now until the meeting Of
the neIt Congress will be silence. They
are somewhat curious TO discover the
meaning OF the Treasury changes. They
imagine they may have political import.
They seem to think the removal Of
Douglass il to some extent q blow at
Pennsylvania. Us one Of Blains's strong
holds. They maintain that the indica-
tons Of tho last two months plainly
show that Bristow himself Is Presidsn-
tial aspirant, . fact which appears TO be
believed BY all the political people who
have recently besn hors. The Western
border Senators are arriving here for tho
purpose Of bsing present at the inter.
view with Red Cloud in the matter OF
tho Black Hills treaty.
The Situation In L~ssisisns-
Nrw YoHx. May l0.-Hon. W. Vince
Ter, Of the louisiana Congressional
Committee. has addressed q letter to tho
Times in answer TO the question, as
the Louisiana adjustment q success or
failuroi" he writes: ~ firmly believe
that Louisiana has ut last caught inspi.
ration from tho new order Of things,and
that exhausted a. she is with tumult
and violence. yet with just government
and tho education Of her people, the
inst-just now her greatest need-shs
with steady but slow pace will emerge
FROM what seemed 10 DO her utterly
hopeless condition" In regard TO the
r~eseating the four Democrats In the
~ 49,. -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10
FROM GAN DIEGO, CAL
News from Old Maa Bender, the
Kansas Murderer.

San Dtxoo. May 0.--Thc Union has q
letter from Florence. Arizona. saying thai
John Bender. ST.. who was In custody
at this place . month ago. gave suf-
fcient evidence that he was the genuine
old man Of Kansas notoristy. His o.
capc Is considered q public misfortune.
No trace Of him il to BE- found In Pinal,
Pima or Maricopa counties. II IN no.
far from correct 10 stnte that Bender
now reposes on Mexican soil. The let
ter Is signed by II. l.. Stiles. Levi Rog-
giles and Joe Collingwood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10

trees, ~phubbery. eyergretns. vines. ETC.. 81
ali descrIptionr, pultab,e for tho climate and
locality OF Virginia and Gold Ilill Just received
in prime order from California, and for rale al
reasonable prices. placing them within the
reach of Ill, by Alexander Clark. Lame staF
HtabIes, ON the Divide. Now 10 tree planting
time, and . nns opportunity TO beauty and ren.
der more valuable your homer. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10

rpxK's orsRA IIorsr.-The oman
tic thres-aet drama, "wild Flowers OF
the Forest" was presented at the Opera
House. Virginia. SUNDAY evening, on
the occasion OF tho last appearance OF
the prossnt theatrical troupe, and close
Of the sssson. Tho play passed on 10
tho satisfaction and amusement OF all
present. Miss fateman was caiieu oc.
foro tho curtain NJ q ciose " 'n1 nn
act amid deaienin. applause. IN inc
third aet, oiauens. 'n'aP Dc
an itinerant ~aae,ioheet, anu w.
Marsh. "a "hincheh. q una, ,h'oI'
eonvuiscd tho andienec win ,neir W,
,lierous sayings anu aoinss. Many =.
tho actors, who are ABOUT 10 cav 'or
other paris, PcsssS min ,s.w aa,or;,s.
..;,s on, ,hs.,,s ,o.rs. and they carry
with them the hest wishes OF multitudes
Of admirers. With the exception Of an
occasional performance, tho Theatre VII,
remain . NJ, p;,sr.s n,..snt min.
.sAs' wa"
"o"
SrHucK lr.-Noatiy liked up wedding
cards. inst received. a. well a. Official
-. ,,,or,h Inc pew.papers. under
n0 80 10 n.
the head Oh 'i~il'ss-' ~
the interesting information that cur
worthy friend. I. ID. Parkinson. tho
well known, chief surveyor ana map
pist OF tho Comsioek range mas ceeh
improving his time while In san Fran
cisco, and got married. During MS
many years active service in his probes
sion. down in our mines, he has survey.
CT many O oohahla' anu nv. -
mas s.rSeA M No. sr,xovs he has
plenty Of GOOD friends TO ~sympaihi1e
with him and wish him a rieh bonanza
Of domestic happiness WHICH Una! "
potter out.
w-,xsr,,xo M,rcu.-The articles Of
T. a Marley and
agreement 'e'"ee" -,
Vim. Noonan Tor - wres"lns
were signed last SATURDAY. The maten
is for 1000 a side ana inc enani ~;
nn'p 49, uo,s. VIRGINIA. on or
paS,nt he sth Of nest month. Two
hundred dollars each. forfeit money.
have already been put mp In the hand.
of N. j. Monahan. Tho balaneo OF
$500 each will be put up June 9th. Wc
understand that both men have already
cam. into training. At present Noonan
Il he ~fayorite. and parties wanting to
bet ON Msrkey can get all the money
taken that they may wish 70 pa
po -, ~ ri. ability 10 dust his oppo-
nent's back.
r. w..-u-Tb weather today
,na nlsa.ant n. IL Il had not
Is ~ ~"rn anu - =. %, ,h,ee
been as mean ~ 'o" -.
days past. Its oil very me- after uiSap.
pointing everybody ut the picnic las.
Saturday. but most people would hken
Just NJ well II u eouio - "~.
ehangeable. Anyoody : n s.m,a,t
they Interfere win ,h1 ,h;s rasncct Tho
are a~ssfsvalns. n,;an
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10

IMPORTANT Endorsed by the Medical pro
~fessIon, DR.. Vim. Ilali's Baltam for the Lnngr
cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption, and all
diseasss OF the Throat and Chest. Dr.. Towns
ley's Toothsehe Anodyne cures In one min.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10
CERTAINTY when a man undertakes to
mahe his own investments for future need, he

IL obllrod 10 assume that he will have time TO
complete them. That 10. he must assume a. .
certainty the very thing whose uncertainty
causes him To make provision al all. but II he
insurus his life aud then lives TO old age. the
policy viii prove . better cash Investment than
he can easily make In any other manner, taking
into account its freedom from oil and every
hazard. lfhs dies early, the object Of making
q provision for his family u Instantly attained.
Insure In the New York Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-10

who may be suffering from the cnectso OF youth.
ful follias or indiscrci.on. will do well 10 avail
themselves OF this, the greatest boon ever lard
az the altar OF suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN.
NEY will guarantee TO orfeit dve hundred dol.
lars for every cAre OF seminal weakness or ph.
vais disease of any kind or character which he
undertake. and falls "a cnrc. lie would. there.
fore, say TO the unfortunate sufferer Who may
read this notice. that you are trcadlng upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay In
eeklng the proper remedy for your complaint.
You may be In the hrst rtage-remcmber. you
sru approaching the last. 10 you are bordering
up0n' the last, and arc suffering one or all al
lis evil effects. remember that u you obstinate.
" persist In generalization. the time must
come when the most pkillfnl physician can rem
der you no assistance: when tho doors Of hope
will be closcd against you when no angel OF
mercy can bring you relief. In no Gaze has the
Doctor failed Of success. Then LET not despair
work Itself upon yonr Imagination. but avail
yourself of the beneficial results Of his treat.
nsnt befors your csse II beyond the reach 0f
medical skill, or before grim death hurrics you
10 q premature grave.