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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-21
r 80 TRI.wEEKLY.
POWHATAE STEAMBOAT LINE
~ ''N- - FOR "a 8 is-.'" -. .fEs
b i.,f,f IS THROUGH FREIGHT; Il isAs-r
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AM
4" @lA ~ y BALTIMORE. -z.Ii lII-.j--lI
NO DOCKAGE CHAHGED:

The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WESToVEKS OF this line, leave their new pier, In
the Ls0cX, loot or Twenty-secono street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at 4
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4
O'Clock, for Baltimore, making close connections at
Locust oint with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central railI DAD tor northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signed to Baltimore ana all points
west, and rates guaranteed as low as by any other
line. Apply TO n- s.a.r l.. B. TATUM. Agent.
Offices, Twenty-second and Dock and Ninth and
Main streets. oc 81
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RICHMOND, FRED'G d POTOMAC X. r. Co..,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, \
RICHMOND. December II, 1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, ~ ~

RICHMOND, FRKD'G q POTOMAC X. r. Co.,D
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, I
RICHMOND. December II, 1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. ~ =.
2:s5 P. Il, DAY MAIL leaves Byrd2stree. St.
THE STEAMER KE YPORT at
Quantico, with trains % the Balti-
more aud Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite Alexandria-due In Balu.
more at 9:20 Z: NJ. and ut Washing
ton With the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltimore aud the North
and Vest
station Sunday excepted connecting
at Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac AND Baltimore and Ohio
railroads. sf..t' & .s.Ll.-.- =
600 P. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN 70.
sf4 station Sundays exceptedl.
4:5o A. NJ, NIGHT MAIL; arrives at Byrd-Stres
station Mondays excepted.
1870 P. NJ, DAY NAIL arrives at Byrd-StYeet sta
s:s7A. NJ, ACaCUMMODATION TRAIN arrive
at Broa d-street sta.toa tSandays ex
cepted).,
By this route q new and elegant SLEEPING
CAR mas been added 10 night trains both ways be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the special
comfort OF kicbmond passengers. CHARGE FOB
dstnrbea on reaching Rleimond; they can remain
In the car to as late an boar rs they please.
TRI-WEEKLY FkEIGHT LINE BET WEEN
RICBMOND AND BALTIMORE.
ghASS e
freight TO and FROM all poiuts North and West
Through bills OF lading and rates given 70 n
principal points North and WcSt-
BY order Of General Superintendent.
y - % -'0-77,' j. b. GENTRY.
del7 General Freight and TickerAgent
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FROM WASHINGTON.


1t is understood that some additional de-
yelopements will shortly be made showing
still further the rottenneSs Of the carpet-bag
rule in Louisiana. 1t Is stated by several
senators, who have been examining into the
matter. that there is the best reason 10 be-
leve that there has been an unlawful division
of the funds appropriated for the improve
meut of the Mississippi river and the fortit-
cations near its mouth. The fertilization
bill, which is now awaiting the action Of the
Senate, appropriates S25 900 each for Fort
Jackson and Fort st. Phillip. Objections
will be made TO passing these appropriations
until there is some assurance that the money
will all 20 where Congress intends. A re-
solution will be introduced in the Senate
either tomorrow or shortly calling fora de-
tailed statement of the expenditures which
have heretofore been made under these ap-
propriations.- Washington telegram-Bdltl-
more Sun.
Specie Belonging TO New York Banks.
Hon. S. S. Cox, of New York, introduced
resolution in the House of Representatives
on December Esd requesting the Controller
of the Currency to obtain from the national
banks in New York city the amount of coin,
coin certificates, and checks payable in coin
held by them on the 10Th uitimo. Since that
date the Controller has received reports from
the banks exhibiting their condition on the
31st of December, showing that the amount
of specie held by the national banks in the
city of New York on December 81, 1874,
was S15,S54,15 Of which 14,410,955 were
in United States coin certificates. These
amounts are exclusive of checks payable in
coin, which have for the last two years, by
direction Of the Controller, been returned
under the head of cash items.
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Democratic State Central COMMITTEE, ana
chairman of the Eleventh Ward Democratic
Climb he has done much good and valuable
work for his adopted State. He is thor
oughly honest, self.sacrifcing, patriotic clti-
zen.
James D. Hill, of Scotch parentage, reared
from early infancy in New Orleans, Is one OF
the most promising of the young men o.!
T,onisiapa. Educated in the best schools Oh
the world, with fine natural capacity ana
good Judgment, and very remarkable ad-
minjstratiye and executive ability. with a
cool. determined courage and quickness OF
perception and rapidity of thought that can
not be excelled, he is bound to distinguish
himself wherever the opportunity oners.
A good Judge Of human nature, secretiVe
but affabIe, of genuine Scotch shrewdness
and determination, he is admirably calcula-
ted TO get on in the world. A lawyer oy pro-
fession. he has devoted nearly all OF his time
to the management OF the very large. pro-
perty Of his family and that OF his simme-
date family connections Active in all WORKS
of public improvement, he Is prominent
director in many companies having such oD-
jects in view. Excessive versatility miners
the altitude of his ascent. He was one OF the
nrin1i naI organizers of regiment raised TO
accomplish the overthrow Of the Kellogg
usnrna,iop. and which placed itself under
General Fred. Ogden on the 14th, and did
nohle efficient service on that occasion.
This regiment is called Louisiapa's own,
and js NOT part Of the White League, and
in its inception saGtedated the latter oteali
cation. Mir. Hill is thirtS-tw years oil age
lis sparey bptf fyea feet nine 'ne! lnenes hl ll'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05
q sEs.SApiso.

Our hewly organized Gold Hill
Brass Band va out last evening taking
n general round Of ~ssrenadins. II IL
composed Of members OF the Washing.
ton and National Guard bands and other
unsteady talented gentlemen. twelve in
all, with excellent instruments. and they
form N Of tho best bands in this sec.
ton. W. T. Hoskin. Familiarity known
As Commodore" is leader. and his
we'll known ability and talsnt In that
line need no commentator from rs.
They keep themselves In good practice.
being laudably ambitious TO excel ; and
last evening they concluded 10 treat some
Of their friends to q serenads. First
they visited the residenceof A. cMartin.
Chief Of the Gold Hill Fire Department,
whose daughter. Miss Lizzie. has recent
~ returned from school ut Oakland, Cali
fornia. to spend vacation at home. and
gave the young lady . very hns wslcom-
ing sersnade. Subsequently, they visit
ed the residences Of Hank Donnslly and
W. p. Bennett. Of the Bslcher mine.
and Henry Balch. foreman Of the Crown
Point mine. and then found their way
TO the NEws Office. treating this estab-
lishment to OF the choicest musical
ssrvnades We have listened to for some
time. Many thanks gentlemen. Dumars.
Gibson. Moserve and others were next
treated TO serenades, and finally they
visited the residence Of Jas. 0'Dsnnell.
Esq., Foreman OF the Imsrial mine,
Who. in return for the musical compli-
msnt. invited them in. and entertained
them in capital style, with refreshments,
etc.. II is needless to state that they
worc also approximately received and en-
tsrtained at other places which they
visited.
The Gold Hill Band Is now establish.
ed ~ one OF tho most acceptable i'm
proyements and institutions OF the
town and we are much pleased TO re-
cord its success. II is already engaged
to attend and oficiatc at the great picnic
excursion Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers.
on the Goth Of tho present month. and
will form n Of the choice features Of
that festive occasion. accompanying the
Gold Hill section, whilo the Washington
Guard Band will accompany tho Viz
ginia section.
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n.,,s,.a. service. re-...rr.~.

NJ. T.. CurRcn. Con HnL--Divine
services will be held in this church to-
morrow Sunday morning, at IL A.
NJ. Rrv. Mr. De La Matyr officiating.
Sosyics at 3 y. ". by tho pastor. Love
Feas, a, 10 o'clock in tho morning.
Tho sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will 10 administered immediately after
the preaching. Sunday School at II. T.
N. All aro invited.
sr. JonN's CuuRcH. GoLp Hull
There will DO divine service tomorrow
evening at 7a5 r. NJ, Bishop Whit
aker officiating. Sunday School al
100 2. ".
sr. PArL's Cuuucu. Virginia City.
There will Ia divine service to-msrrov
at II a. N. and 7:3O z. NJ, Bishop
Whitaker officiating in the morning and
Rev. s. Z. Kelley in tho evening.
Sunday school as i245 p. n. All arc
invited.
Rev. Mr.. Jenny will hold divine SER
vice at Silver City tomorrow at ii A. n.
lev. Mr.. Jenny will hold divine ser
vice tomorrow, at Dayton at 1880 ?. N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05
FROM GAN DIEGO.
Honey and Wool Crop.

SAN DIEGO. June 5.--Honey Is COM
ing In briskly. and tho crop will 10 good
but not as largo as last year. Wool con.
tinues to como in quantities. The
Spring clip Of this county Is estimated
to DO over q million pounds. A despatch
from Campo. in this county. says that
70. 900 sheep. 1900 cattle and 90 horses
paused there the past week from the
upper country. going over tho line, into
Lower California. Several thousand
moro are expected. Tho crops in that
vicinity arc in hne condition, and the
yield will be large.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Rai..4 q che Pssraxe.'

LONDON, June 5.-Ths Earl Of Home,
aud Dalhousis, and viscount Grey, Of
Scotland. have been raised TO the Peer.
age Of United Kingdom.
ssisurs % Prissaer.
NEW Yosx. Juno 5.-!Ths Htrdld's
HAVANA special says Uruguay-a war
transport having on board ssvsnty.two
political prisoners from Montsvido-has
been seized BY Spanish officers In the
harbor. The main aus Of this action
IL tina. some Of the sIiles departed from
the Uruguayan Republic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05

A CHICAGO paper Indignantly denies
the abatement that tho city has more
buildings vacant than occupied. This
may be, but Il looks very bad when a
man goes there 10 rent q cottage to have
. real estate agent take him into a grain
elevator and offer TO lot him have the
whole Of 1t at 90 per month"; MI.
,eoII,rs NstfS.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
v,osA. 70 su est. n. pAn.r usvs
poMEsTIo kEWs.
Yire a. laehiaa. Nal

-
Hirs a. Asesisa' Aaine.
MAcnIAs, June o.-An incsndiary nrs
this morning destroyed the Catholic
Church and Parsonage. the residences
Of Nasnan honsie.o~ anu "a. reaooay'
WIN ss,'iA ous
nunofsa Ana MY JUN
Der. Loss, S1oo,VW.
Fsiiurs 81 NE Dasek Haiiis Hses-
s,asless 1s as' ssiss
w,.,,,oros. Juns s.-rhs Indian.
,.,l.a Al ths int.rior psn.rtmspt hi.
morning 10 s.y goodbye 70 the Com.
missionsrs, whom q short interview took
place. They expect 70 start home to-
night. II ID understood that the rssie.
nation Of Agent Ssvills 10 at the dis.
uos.l Of The Department. Red Cloud
.,ia 10 tbs Commissioners: 1--WE are
oo,no boms to-d.v. and thu youno man
you sse hare want 10 say goodbye. and
: alan want 70 ..l about nav for
,bo.s Who cam. her. with me-
,bs int.rnr.tsr, and all ,bs Indians.
Tbs Commi,.ionsr .aid there va.
,h;n, .hor, N. NAV vho c.ms .lono.
,b,, h. vou,d ,,,hs, mt INV. tbsv had
:. ~. I'D h.ah han
$1,000 :, r,..,i., 90, .,r.. ,h.x
-. g.. T... Ia ,or into
-..,..,,,,
sue aa
49, -. ,h.,s .;ra ..,,;o.. ,ola
-. .ou IN ,.,,,no
- r%..,,v'
-u...y.
u'o "1 Ap,'.'. -. NV
I" o ,aa'. 49, "a =. v.s
w IT.
i.-,,.,,., =, a.
-. =, - nv.
IN 49,. .s,,rr.n,. .ra orr, AZ
,bsir psopls would receive them gladly.
n. .,id nj, n.onle would laugh At them
~ ,h.v ,s.urnad without tbem. The
c,m-;..;on., ..,a n. ,ould moi, o,,.
,..u, ,r,. a, ha could. and had mn
A. ,,vo Than o,bsr ,b;ns,.
rsv ss.s.,ship Line.
GALVESTON, Texas. June 4.-City OF
Mexico advicss state that Efforts are DO.
ing made to establish a line Of steamers
between Vera Cruz and Galveston,
making the run In sixty hours. Adviees
from Neuces county, Texas, report that
Adjutant General Stosi 10 on q tour Of
observation through the country. making
IN examination Of past troubles, with q
view Of reporting to the State authori.
ties, Il Ia stated the enrolment made
will m,ls all males liable 10 military
5,,v bs,voen auad.I.pe and Rio
Grand. In The .outheru counties.
porr,vu,, p. lime An renort.
1T, =, u,.o,.x c;,v .,5 =, Chan.
- -,,,. an. ;,oon. A.. stationed.
- n-. 49,. =, ,,o r,,,.r.
....,..a 4,
r,.-
inc 'kiIihiSn 's''" 'n' 'o"n
Gay. u troops a' "n
muon dis'a'o' " 'n' mining P0P''"'
ton. ciaxens anu BUSINESS m'n "'
petitioning that tho troops may 10 TO-
tanned al least two weeks.
VIII sstur. - His oaes.
WARRINGTON. June 6.-Attornsy Gen.
eral Pierspont will return u waning
ton on Monday. and then Will
the appointment Of q Chief Cicrk TO SUE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05

FnEraur RkcxIrTs. - The following
amounts Of freight were received At the
Gold Hill and Virginia depots Of the
Virginia 4 Truckeo railroad. during the
twenty.four hours ending II y. to-day
Wood, 81 car loads, lumber IL. mdso o,
grain I. blue stone I. salt !, machinery
). limo /. live stock 2. Total, 81 car
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05

cxRrAIsrri-when . msu undertakes to
make hi, eva Investments for future need, he
IN obliged 70 assume that he win have time TO
complete them. That is, he must assume a.
certainty tho vsry thing whose uneertsinty
causes him 70 make prsvls:ou 81 oil. But W ne
insur,s hil NE and then lives 10 old age. the
pelIey viii prove Q better enh Investment tnan
be car easily make In any other nsnner. 's.,sk
hazard. ifks dles early. tbs object Of mailing
q provision for his family 10 Instantly attained.
Inaura In the New York Life,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05

Total. ....... s,s,s 100, COS Q .oeo,to5 sss,iIo,3to
This shows tho proportion OF gold that
has been contained In the bullion taken
out ; bot the whole amount has been re-
ported on the market a. silver, whereas
only $40, O60, G93 has been silver out OF
S5S, l7C, $40 sold In tho market. Tho
bullion OF the two Gold Hill mines UNI
doubtedly runs now lower In gold than
Il did. On the other hand the bonanza
bullion rum much higher at the present
rate Of production, which IL S18, OOO, 600
per annum. There may be taken out
&c. 900, 900 gold and $1,000, 900 silver.
With the month OF September the
produstion Of tho whole bonanza
may DO raised to s42, 0oD. 900 per
annum, Of which 100000 was
silver, and the whole Of which
for. the next three years will
be absorbed for coinage by tho Federal
Government, II Il does It's duty by Its
own plighted faith 10 restore specie pay.
ments. China and India will also put
in their claims, a. usual, and there Ia no
good reason why tho silver markets oil
the world should DO affected by tho sup
ply Of silver on this coast. The fall In
silver will induce a disposition to hold 1t
from the market, and may affect produce
ton 10 some extent. The normal price
was for many years 6lhd; the present
ratio, sgd. Is q decline Of 3d., or 10
Der cent, an enormous fall In the metll
a. compared with gold. and n which
will be availed OF by the southern coun-
tries OF Europe 10 replsnish their low
denominations OF coinage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05

BLUE Pouxrs. - LArss-sizcd. delicious b
waves. frosh fton the sea, can be hsd s,sry
sisnd, faiaos saloon. Virginia City. Aiso all
Kinds Of ash, pprtng chicken. porter hoase
stsaks and everything else cfayed ny tns innsi
mau, lfu6rons dinner ootnblnaiions are :
marvel Of rAstfonone skin. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05
LIr nx Youn Rlnnr NInE.-The hrallh lour,

LIZ ON touh hianr Siph'-Aus ues'' go"''
nails all direct their readers In lie on their
TIrht side willis asleep. but lIeyman BROS. get
NJ q class Of spring beds that are 90 perfectly
erepre In what position you lie. you are ut
perfect ease. lI.yman llror. also keep . com
pleie ,tock Of all other kinds Of house furni.
turu for sale a. tho lowest living prices They
sre al the corner Of D aud Taylor streets, VII.
rinIa City. live them Q trial. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05
WESTERN DISPATCHES
srinAl 70 m, ooLp urtL DAILY srvs.
FROM 4
Held 70 Answer-Ysssi Accident
Csmmeneemsnt at Berkeley.

SAN F~RAScrsco. June 5-l:3o ?. NJ
In the Police Court this morning John
Buchanan, whose wife died recently
from starvation and neglect, was held to
answer To the charge Of murder. The
Judge refused to admit the prisoner 70
bail. He was rsmsndsd to custody.
John Lynch. 75 years old, . pantry
man on the steamer Montana, while
under the influence Of liquor, fell down
. flight Of stairs In q house on Do Boom
street. last night, and received injuries
which caused his death.
On Wednesday nsIt, In the Assembly
room Of the College Of Letters at Bsrk'
10y, the commencement exercises OF the
University will be held. Tho Associa.
ton Of Alumni Of the Pacific coast will
afterwards hold their annual meeting,
and the usual literary exercises will fol.
low.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05

cord IT, snecess II ia already enuaped
o. a,,onI AMI oN.;,,o n, the c,est nicnic
.sn-s;on - N. pa.;s. 60, p;,r.or.
~ ar Sc,S - ,ha n.aSan, wor,S snJ
IN go an. n, ri .ho;c. ss.,nrs. m
,hs, r.s,;,s aosas;an a..-ornsny;no An.
GaI, nm s-..,;on w,ii" ths WasL;r,ton
60 H. Iii as.omnsrv ,ha VIZ.
o;n;a .[..,;an
y,,o,x,, po,,c. cor,r fol.
o.
lowing ouNnesS "a' "ah'ae'eu NA''
Court yesterday 'ohh doe logan was
arrested W vincsts ,,nas,s ana L'sv.,
dyunt and di,orderly and for assault and
battery. For the frs, oifenae he was
fined $40, for the second Sso' both OF
Whicn nnss ne ~
Ies,ea " o"Vs S. 'S soS NIL.
1 - p, nv oe;csr smith ior
hs;ns Jrrnl anil I;.o,lerlv. forfeited
SON Tam Sass a,,ss,sj nv Officer
60, TO- h.;nc 5,,nl anil a;so,ls,lv
NN,S 500 -. vr;Ison srr..,si
onM' snA M..,IsN,. .aaSn.,
., pNs = -. n..a 1890
"a. yn,. o. h.;nn j,rnL anil
nan,,,,.J o. ,an law m
A.. ~. Ia;i No, r,sa srrss,sd nv
n%s-" ,o.".sar,, .nd h.,,ory
1S "So - S;,anaans q.
.os,sn :, 0@.s, T,.bsa for J;s,ub;ny
the peace. had his case continued till
to-day al . =; N, Johh puhn; aiie'.sa
!. ~".uS $40 ..Snn,l.va .,.
P m.ri.inns ,,;..h;s, vas ,,;.J
49, ,n'Ja,
VAT. Il. Il. ELkcrios The an
ma, n..,;,, N tho stoclbolaers Of tho
.r N n c.m...u w.s h0,, v...
va -
terday IN virginia mo ioI'""ins'
named gentlemen were elected Trustees
for the ensuing fiscal year: ID. U. Mills,
W. Sharon, A. ]. Ralston. /. l.. Rcqua.
A, NJ. Edsington, J. Z. Martin. ID. W.
Hazelton. +. A. Tritle, J. L. Bliss. At
a meeting Of the newly-elected Board
of Directors tho following named per-
sons were elected officers Of the road:
II. o. Mills. President, A. j. Ha!ston,
Vice President; q. A. King. Secretary;
u. NJ. ierington. General snperihishn'
eHt: Bank OF California, Treasurer; T.
A. Bender. General Freight Agent; Z.
l.. Anderson. Chief Engineer; whitman
,..
Tnr WsrsrLiN" ""AAe'
OF $1,000 a side on the Wres'hns mA'en
between VIM; Don anu n.a IN.
key. which II TO como ON nj ripper
Opera u .ms,a'; T. hsnas Of 4
a M, ., tbo EXCHANGE Saloon,
Ill u;iI TO-DAY. Considerable in
,sr.s, Is taken in This match, and among
ar na,ahiss In sporting circles. who
Iii Iva in attendance. are yandsryecken
AMI B,ueT' The former Of whom ar
80, ir yir,;p;a civ a day or two ago,
al m. Latter this morning. Both
SSa,.n .nJ Marley arc confident, and
~ n.,.h will nrohably DO closely con-
,s.,sJ anil exciting. The pay days came
~ ,ha ,;,bt timo this month for men
~ y. srnni;cd with money TO bet on the
result.
GoLp Hill HoRnmLrs.-This organi-
nation Of fantastic whimsieos held a
meeting at Yellow Jacket Engine House.
pursuant to published notice. and reor-
csnized by the choice OF b following
officers : President. John Phelan; VIC
Presidents, VIM. Book and A. ID. Moore
Secretary, George ". Rogers; Treas.
urer. Thomas Diamond. After some
detsils Of business matters connee.I
ri'n tne nSarly tims Ia commence
making preparations to assist in the cell
ebra,ion Of the coming Fourth OF July;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05

nnras, ATTENTION -something new. Thu
New York Life Insurance Company now In
sure mIucrs. Apply 81 ucncral Agency onee'
Rooms I and ., Mares bdildina. VhRin,a'
New. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-05
a s~rvpocArtxa couoH.-In 9 letter to Mrs.
IN. rl.tts IIsls NJ ChIcaro. 4 LADY, well known

Charlotte LIsls, Of Chiesro. . lady well known
a. q eoatributor 10 the Western press, she
aseribes the cure Of Q dangeroas couxh. sSe9m.
panied By bleeding At the lung; 10 na,s .
shs ssys. "thrcatened 90 s~ufioeste me
hut lie Honey OF I~lorehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF t." The letter WAS 70
4 lady friend IN this city. who has placed u a.
the disposal Of O. N. Chttsuton. I eixth ave.
nue.. ffke's Toothsehe Drops cure IN one
minute,