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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

Mms. FRxNoSr. in one OF her papers
ON distinguished people she has
known" pays q tributs to the memory
Of Kit Carson. lie Was no savage rake
or ruffian. Tln domestic life was as
regular aud blameless "a that OF any
deacon in New England. Even in his
ressntmcnts ho was a. sincere and stea-
DIV as clockwork. He once said to Mrs.
Fremont, speaking OF n man who hal
treated him unhandsomoly; "ii ever
60, a chance I will do him an honest
r., surw L.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
YOUNG MHN,

who may bs suffering from the efcci-of yoaih:
fal t,lls- or indi-cret.on. will do well In avail
them-elvc. of this. the giesie-t boon esvt aid
M The altar of suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN
MY viii guarantee to forfeit nve hanircl dol'
lars for every easc 90 seminal weakness or PIT
ya,e disease of any kind or csArAct.r which he
up,I,riaks. and falls To cure. lie woah. therc-
fore. .sy TO the unfortunate sanercr ~ho may
real thi- notice. that yoa Are trading upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay In
r,rklns the proper remedy ior Jour complaint.
You may he In the nr-t rtacc-rcalemhcr, yon
are approaching the lHst. ~ you are botdetins
upop The la.t, and are sunerin; some or all of
M. 9, n effects, remember that II yoa obstinate
Iy pcr.i.t In procrs-tinaiion, the tiinc must
e.m, ~hsn tn. most -kiiiiul physician can rrn.
der you no assistance; when the toors of hope
rlli be closed against you whrn no sngei OF
mercy can bring you relief Ia no es.c has the
D,cfor failed VI success. Then let not despair
vork Itself upon your imagination. bat Avail
yvrr.s lf of the beneficial results of his trrat.
inent before your ease is beyond the rrseh OF
medies. skill. or before grim death hnrric- you
10 prculAlure grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

IL tho Beecher trial yester,lay-tssii-
mony Of Mrs. Putnam-"Mr. and Mrs.
Til,on always gave cordial greeting to
their friends. and Mrs. T. always kissed
the gentlemen friends Of tho family
while Mr.. 7. kissed tho la,lies. AZ
,his point Sir. Jeffrey. Que Of the jurors,
was taken with q sudden faintness. lie
w.s taken to the window. when ho
recovered. No wonder. 80 mach
''gush" In enough tn turn the stomach
Of the stouiest hippopotamus, far more
Of an or,linarN juror.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

Nus. MARY r. PArrSKsoS was lately
convicted In the Monmouth, New Jsr-
sey, Court Of being common scold. "
and has been sentenced 10 the County
Jail for 20 days. This is the first eon-
vietion for this oifense in New Jersey
since tho Revolution. In former iimes
those found guilty Of being seolds were
punished by iucking in tho river.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
COVE AND BK HEALED.

II matters not what Jour troub.e may be,
come aud bet the Doctor examine yoar Gaze. "
ill eo.t yoa nothing for consultation, -oplcase
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
under.tands yoar case. n he can cnre yoa he
viii tell you so; u not. he viii -ay so, for he
will no; undertake cure unle-s he i-eonhdent
of AifcstIng the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
nIsrsa Az, STOCK TABLE.

shswias The sumter sfysss ssl shsrssis
he prissipal Misss assit is at The san
Rraneises 6ssek anA kxchAses Dsard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
DIR. A. ID. SPlNNEY,
Has Removed 10 No. tsS South I

Street. Virginia. opposite chsmplain hcuse.
DIR. spinncy, well knova thfou shout the
eountry a. q I'aihologi-t AMI Psychologist,
~ha-e -acccs.l,il treatment oi certain physical
di.sblliti.. and functional drrangcments de-
.cr,,,ily rntitle hia 20 the familiar rveosni-
lion OF the GREAT SPECIALIST, would re-
speetfully inform the eiukcn- of virginia Ci,y
and slclnity that hl- incrrasin: patronage de-
mAnding morv commollou- apartments, ho Ia.
removed To his new once, No. i>S south Z
strrst. vir.lnla. seven doors north of the
French Dri: Storc, where he viii be pleased
20 consult sith all. thus giving inyslids an OPP
portunlty of riddin. themselves. through h'-
professional agency. Of such constitutional an
noyancs< and ailments A. he claims 10 compass
aud To cure. without -n'-rtn'' into b,oersph-
ical detail-. u Il sufficient to simply Proaul.
gate the fac, that DIR. srlNSEl : earliest
reputation may be trzecd baeS to his inAnsu
raiioa and conduct OF the Montrcal Canada
Easp Medical ln-titatc. The, regime of the
knrIi.h Pharmaceutical Colleges Is gsngcd BY
An elevated standard An extended experience
aud an assidnous study of N. varied phases
Of di.ca-e enables him Ia guar lnlcc assurances
of success In the eradication of the multiiorm
ehrouie affections Incident to both -eI.s. ouch
as Ncryou- Debility, Exhausted Vitality,
Youthful Exce--.s, Marriage impedimcat-,
aud IN ,unie li.e..e- t.,.uefaliyf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
LOVES LOGIC.

Day In and day out.
Idrsam efwhat my loves about
lie toIis bls shining fields TO reap;
lie strsy. 10 watch bis lambkins slesp
ON upland pastures. warn and hir,
In the Wild nower air.
An his thoughts are free'
so may they be. ,u
4 love him cause ! love him,
And 90 he ioveth ne.
sun up sad sun dswn.
I.sve r. love's own fairy crown,
walk b, streams who're lilies BLOW,
where the scarlet cardinals glow.
And see abovs ny true love pAss
Through tho seeding gras-.
Ne be doth not Gee,
No shall Il bs.
love him 'eanse l love him.
And % he lovrtn me.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
To rIig LADIES.

DIR. sriNNEY. while naturally Impressed
with the dclieacy of the -ahlcct feels .'o ne,
fancy ia assuring them that. In conjunction
with oompetent kiSo~i ledge OF 'hr,r Nanyns
.ufisrlpr-. -aeh q. Nviyca.nes-. NeursctA.
spinal Weakn--s, Loss of Appetite. lA.si,udc,
proiap-u. Utsri. ketroscr-lSn- or Di-pi.ce-
msnt of The W Womb. Vaginal frregulAritir-, Leu'
eh.frrs, Dyspep.iA. Ind,rc-tion, Constipation.
and many pstty, irritaiins disuseu.hs .ha'
Inc region he can Afford them IN mmediatc relief
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

AZ In $3O pERDh,r; .....s AoxSTs y vo,tinc WANT:
neoolc M boih scxc.. Young and old. make
more money ai work Tor as, iu their l.ealiiiss'
during thsir spare moments. or sll the ,lms;
than Al ANYTHING eise. We offer employment
ihst viii pay handsomely for every hours
work. Full pariieularp. isrms. e's;. sss, 49, IT,
Nov h tbe time. DeAf look far. wc,k 90 bus.
iness elsewhere. until you have les,ned That
ws Offer. a. sTfNsON 4 CO., Portland 10.
lai3iy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
MINING orr,otRs.

f.Iss sf oaesrs sf shs vsrss.s Geld ssd
silver aliniss Cs.paslss ~ tits sse-
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15
VOTERS, ATTENTION.

TIE BOOKS or REGISTRATION FOR
j the Municipal Election, IN be held Nay :.
1875, viii open On SATURDAY. April J. 1873.
Foreign born cltissns win be required to chow
their Naturalization raIefp.
Il. W. WRIGHT. J. r.,
And ex-offielo Registry Agent;
Gold HILL March 81. .trJ5 mhJl ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

TxzlAnrsstsioskoAarysesd highland ''sos's
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

RAYMOND AMP Ei;l5;.rissh::, - !, President.
Ison, Trn,,se.-i!s.,. y. M:.res. Issy. W.
kzymsniI saystin', .sishi. y. y. Dsyi sssr.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-15

ia ISIS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-11
,ESrRAX1hpyiscE

TAME-IxT d NY ENC. .OsURE AT THk
" Tule Ranch, 81 hiileSeast Of Winnemuu-A
Ca in April last, one BALD-FACED MARE
q. Abdsat NIX years 0idI ceaDr black. vith four
~ white feet, shod la front. and vafs gentle,
with no lbransls. Toe other " n iCHE ESTNUr
flORRgI., braflded /" d |" on right hip. aida
ginI brand Oh left hip. The owner isrt quested
saA'frovs property. pay charges and take them
- ewav.sksg JkNFsS SLOAN. I
icsn's Ranch August ., lsis-ah9 Inn
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-11

nxRTrEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
3 chase Lotsr in she towne.Qf Winnie
mucca. are hereby notified that all ap-
plicAtibns for the sanie.S or r1kon business
rslating thereto, should bs addressed to,the
undersigned at SACRAMENTO, where they VIII
Ne eeeiae spfcmpe attention. sngi ,QOQ.s
!. AZ Fhpse occupying lands belon@ng 10 the
7 company, wttAoaf having bought OF leesel
fbE same, are Also notified 60 attend to tte
matter without delay. and avoid tropble.
aoMu y. -: 1ASAN..
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-07
YOU like to lie there, Mary :" Mary

you like to lie there, Mary" Mary
was a sensible lassie, and Expressed
her Willingness to obtain the right
10 be buried near the beadle's re-
lations 10y uniting herself to him in
wedlock.
Richard Steele wrote TO the lady
of his heart: "Dear Mrs. Scur
lock, there were no misses in those
days. l am tired of calling you by
that name, therefore name the day
when You will take that of madam,
vour devoted. humble servant,
Richard Steele She fixed the
day, accordingly, AMI Steeled her
name instead of her heart to her
heart to the suitor.
A Scotch maiden, upon her lover
remarking, 81 think I'll marry you
Jane" replied, MAN Jock, l would
be much obleeged to ye il ye would
After waiting for three years a
Michigan lover finally popped the
question, and tie girl answered:
"Of course I'll have you! Why, you
fool You, we could have been mar
ried three years ago y
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-07

The celebrated preacher White
field proposed marriage to a young
lady in a very cool Manners
though TThitefield meant field Of
ice. He addressed d letter to her
parents withour consulting the
maiden, In which he said that they
need not at all be afraid of offend
ing him by q refusal, rs he thanked
God he was quite free from the
passion called love. OF course,
this lady did not conclude that this
field, however white, was the field
for her.
A Scotch beadle was the one who
popped the question in the grim
NEST manner , He took -hisewest-
heart into the graveyard, and,
showing her q dark corner, said,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-07

There is in Paris a vast estab-
lishment-the most extensive of its
kind in the world-where the i'm
itation of pearls, diamonds, and
precious stones generally is carried
on with all the skill which modern
ingenuity renders possible, and
these productions are sent to the
shops in all lands. Here the whole
process of transforming q few
grains of dirty, heavy-looking sand
into diamonds of sparkling hue is
constantly going on. The sand
thus employed and upon which the
whole art depends, is found in the
forests of Fontainbleau; it appears
to possess some peculiar qualities
of adaptation to this purpose. The
coloring matter for imitation en-
eralds, rubies, and sapphires is
entirely mineral, and has been
brought to high perfection. Hun
dreds Of operatives are employed
in polishing the eolored stones and
in lining the false pearls with fish
scales and wax. The scales of the
roach and dace are chiefly employ
ed for this purpose they have to
be stripped from the fish while liv-
ing, or the glistening hue so much
admired in the real pearl will not
be initiated. These Paris pearls
have been of late years SO perfect
ed that the Roman pearl has to a
great extent Been superseded. The
setting is always of real gold and
the fashion of the newest kind.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-07
The Troubles OF "a SOmnanR-
buIfSf.

Mortimer ]. LOOMS, says Max
Adeler, Is now one of the most
violent Of the denunciators of rail-
road monopolies. Since his last
adventure on the cars he hates a
railroad worse than an Arrapahoe
! Indian hates a bald-headed Shaker.
LOOMS has fits OF somnambulism
occasionally, and at such times he
has an uncomfortable tendency to
wander into dangerous places.
More than once he has been sur
prised, on waking, to find himself
roosting on the comb of the roof,
or hanging head foremost down the
well, with one leg around the buc-
ket handle. He went out to Pitts
burg, a few days ago, and when he
entered the sleeping car the
thought struck him that he might
get to prowling about in the night
while asleep, and walk off the plat
form into the better world. So he
went to the brakeman and gave
him a dollar, with strict instruc-
tons that If he saw him walking
around that car in his sleep to seize
him and force him back st all haz-
ards. Then LOOMS turned in.
About 2 o'clock LOOMS awoke,
and as the air in the car seemed
sitting, nc determined to go out on
the platform for fresh breath OF
air. Just as he got to tho door
that vigilant brakeman saw him,
floored him and held him down.
When Loomis recovered his breath
he Indignantly exclaimed: You
immortal ass! What d'you mean!
Lemmc get up,I,tell you lin as
wide awake as you are" But that
of a lgrasping corpora
ton put another knee on LOOMS
breast, and insisted that LOOMS
was asleep; and then he called an
other brakesman, and after ten
rife struggle, during which Loomis .
received bumps and blows enough |
10 wake an Egyptian mummy that
lad been dead for six thousand
years, the railroad man janlrncd .
him into berth, put a trunk and
eight carpet-hags on him, and
then sat on him to hold him down
till morning. The first thing Mr.. !
LOOMS asked for when he arrived /
in Pittsburg was a respectable hos
pital, where they cured the tenn
porarilly insane. He thinks his
reason was partially dethroned by |
his, effort to comprehend how that
could have the face to
ask him for another dollar because
of the trouble Loomis gave him
during the night.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-07

irons her dish-ragsp And the
neighbour men wore heard to cay;
what steady fellow NJ ~ has
got to be of late he don't spend a
dime where he used TO spend dol
lars, and can never be kept from
home an hour when not at work.
He seems always to worship that
wife of his"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-07

Miss Winnie Ream is credited
with having captivated the heart OF
a Cherokee brave who represents
bis nation at Washington. Let us
hope that he will also capture her
and take her to his lodge in some
vast wilderness, where she can
atone for her marble outrage on
Lincoln's memory, by tanning deer
skins.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-07

"a New York State woman who
owns five acres of peppermint
meadow An enviable woman
certainly. She has but to marry
a man with barrel of whisky and
a hogshead Of sugar to have a
mintjulep fifteen or twenty times
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-07
j tlIYiDlcs.

ried three years ago !"
JumDlcs.
A lady acquaintance of ours ha
Just received a musical note" AM
she is now waiting for some one t
indorse it. She a'so desires loci
that can be opened with the IKE.
Of g."
When one of our citizens goe'
to the bakers shop to buy bar o
soap, he don't rarticu arly ear
about going home with it, "for jus
as sure as the Lon 4 made little APP
PIES" sal ! che of our citizens to III
the other day, "you may bet (hic
that your wife (hic) will get int
one Of her (hic) tantrums, and wher
she does (hic) the DEVILS to pay
(hic), you know
When spring comes, the store
keeper comes to the door so as &c
be ready to ERIK customers in and
then he stands over them with {
revolver until they buy something,
if its only a box of collars.
SIS Your mistress in T.
mo, she's gone ont
"Is your master to home =
"No, he's gone ont"
"Have you any fire'
"No, its gone out, too
A Subscribe" advertises for a FRY.
ing pan to COL. raS---weather In
The same individual, not lons- ago
offered to ride "his hobby" against
the CLOTHES horse" for a verbatim
report of the Beecher and Tilton
trial.
Since Bessie Turner made known
her determination or never marry
ing literary man, the journals
tic profession has gone into disre-
pute.
Parton, in his biographical life
Of Greedy, says that one of the Tri-
bune boys folded 60 papers in one
minute-each paper requiring eight
folds. What whopper! If any
one else except Parton had said it,
we should call it lie-as it is, 1t
is only n whopper. ..
Good bye, my friend; may your
last moments be sweet as honey
may you leave this world of care
and trouble with a smile on your
placid features; may the worm
never find your last hiding place,
nor the grave-robber find your
abode of rest may you never gra e
doctors dissecting table; may
your widow never come to weep
DER your grave with some other
man, who has an eye on your life
Insurance, and, finally, when you
shall be summoned to give a last
account of yourself, may your final
proofs show up clean and your bal
ance stand out as prominent as q
black-eye, or new married couple
at steamboat table.
Almanacs sell for 10 cents in
Nevada. 1t intimates that drug
shops are scarce there.
Jersey has got its back up, and
tyrants may now tremble. ybra'l
There is a young lady up our
way who has such o sweet voice,
that when she sings, all the bum
Die bees in the neighborhood as
semble around it to gather honey.
"What is hit in history ?" asks
one Of our exchanges. Why, fools
OF course and our Pre-Adamite
contemporary on the other side OF
the river will be apt to get hit
when the future historian writes
up the present age. 1t also asks
"what is missed in mysterylv We
nrc inclined to think, that common
sense and daylight are the most
onimitted.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-07
sNo You don't 'cried his wife ;
"you Do nothing Of the kind. !

sNo YOU don't z cried his wife ;
"you DO nothing Of the kind. ]
like to see you enjoy yourself; l
should be unhappy were you to do
otherwise than just exactly as you
do y.
"6od bless you, little wife,"
cried the now thoroughly subju-
gated husband ; "from this moment
you have not fault in the world !;
indeed you never had q fault I
was but jokiDg-don't remember a
word / said !" and he kissed away
the tears that still trembled In the
little woman's eyes.
Never again did the husband
scrutinize the tinware nor examine
the dish-rag--never so much as
mention one Of the faults he had
enumerated; but soon after the
neighbour women were won't to
>y:
- is wonderful how neat Mrs.
ke>ps everything about her
house. H. tinware u always e.
bright ls a new dollar; and J dc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1875-03-25
TEXAS.

PosTPoNEMENTo OF THE Texas Neal
ESTATE DRAwINd.-Owing to the inva-
riable custom of postponing Drawings,
the public will not bclicyethey will take
place until the expected postPonement
takes place. Although liberally pat
ronizea, we have not disposed Of quite
all the tickets. Owing to the above cause,
together with the unprecedented rams
and floods throughout the entire South
~ we'll rs Texas, and ~ ws are deter
mined to have full drawing, thereby
;,,suring entire satisfaction 10 all ticket
holders. we have po tpoae,i our drawing
to Nav 13lh-abnut sixty days, wherl
every Irize shall be paid III full, amount
Ing to over $4,000 acres of choice land
centrally located, near railroads, II
Houses, 1925 Gold Coin prizes, among
them one Of $4,000, and one OF $4,000
Our enterprise is endorsed by the City,
Council Reliable Agents wanted. Seno
for Circulars; they will convince YOU
we are hnth reliable and responsible
TICKETS REDUCED 10 81; Eleven for
SlO. and % for $40. no connection with
any other similar enterprise.
J. f. FOSTER, Manager,
HOUSTON, Texas.
Mar. II I'm 10.