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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-04
STILL THEY COME.
Important Discovery I'm West Virginia |
"A Former Resident Of Nashville as |
a Presidential Cousin.

"A Former Resident of Nashville as
Presidential Cousin.
PATTsBURG, March 3O.-If the S,m fan
cies that L. S. Grant is likely to run out
Of relations, even for a third term, it is bad
IL mistaken. Col. Oliver a. Patton, who
was recently appointed to the position of
Register of the Land Office ct Salt Lake
City, Utah, is from West Virginia, and is
Grants first cousin. His visit to West Eir-
GINA late last year was for tie purpose Of
looking up the mountain sprouts Of this
lOurishing Grant tree, and probably au
theuticating them preparatory to appoint
ing them to office. Il is said that some
thirty or forty eligible cousins and second
cousins have been brought to light, and the
only thing that troubles Grant is the pau
city of vacant Offices to which to appoint
them. The only wonder is that Col. Oil
yer A Patton was not sent as Minister to
Russia. His mountain education would
have fitted him for a tussel with the Rus
sian Ursa Major.
The PattOns, however, will form a Splen-
did reserve for the third term, and if a few
more branches Of the family are found in
the meantime, and Fred and SaFtOris do
their duty, there is a reasonable hope that
during the lifetime of the first of the
reigniDg dynasty, the entire Government
in all Of its minor departments and offices
will be run by members Of the Grant
family. No wonder Grant wants a third
term with-the Lord knows how many
mountain relations yet UnCared for.
IXION.
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EagIeton Iunprorirg.

John Eagleton, who was run over by a
train at Antioch Thursday night, and had
his legs so badly mangled as TO necessitale
ampujation, was much improved yester-
day, and strong hopes were entertained of
his recCVpy.
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Davidson County Sunday School
Teachers Association.

If the last Secretary Of this organization,
which was in existence here three years
ago, can give any information in regard to
its records, he will please call on w. II.
Pohlman, corner College and Union streets
tomorrow morning, and so greatly further
the interests Of the new society about to be
formed
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TANKSLEY-On the Sd inst, at the resi-
dence Of his son, 29S South Cherry street, BEN
JAMIN 1ANKsLEY, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral to-day Sunday at II o'clock A.. NJ, at
the Primitive Baptist Church, South College
street. Services by Rev. J. 3. Stevens
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Friday night some thieves broke into the
front window Of the shoe house Of Nancy
Bros, 93 Church street. Something must
have frightened the raseals away, as only
pair Of old shoes were taken.
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eENTLEMENS FURNISHINGS.

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
'0,'~0,'~~~0O~~0~~~eo
New Style Boys Hats at Gray
& Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles Children'S
Hats at Gray & Mobiles.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray & Mobiles.
Gray & Noble have received
"The Styles" Of the Season.
Broadway Style Silk Hat at
Gray & Mobiles.
Sensible Styles of Hats for Old
Men at Gray & Mobiles.
NObby Styles for Young Men
at Gray & Mobiles.
Good Goods at low prices for
cash at Gray & Mobiles.
mh1s cody 4thp
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SCHOOL MONEY.

The March AppOrtiOnment Of the
County Fund I'm the HaRds Of the
Trustee.
The following pro rata apportiOnment Of
the county school fund, now in the hands
Of the Trustee, was made yesterday, being
the seventh for the scholastic year 1915:
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Coal Oil! Coal OiI!!-One hundred
barrels Just received, inspected and branded
80 fire test, and head light $50 test. For
sale by W. Ii. Leickhardt, 40 North Mar
ket street. ap4 1t
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Base RnIIin Einnrv-
A Churcb sfreet BurxIarv.

A match game Of base ball was played
yesterday between a club from CulleOka,
and the kangaroOs Of Columbia.
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civ EIuRnpea.

The official report of the City Treasurer,
which is TO be submitted TO the Board of
Aldermen Friday night, will make the fol-
lowing exhibit Of the city finances
GENERAL ACCOUNT.
On hand March /, S3,O36.0G; received
during the month $2SO9O.G3. The Treas
urer paid out SD, 547.S7, leaving cash on
hand April /, S7,5IS.S2.
SINKING FUND.
Due the Treasurer March l, Sl4, 439 IS.
The Treasurer received S2,5T7.44, and paid
out S7,67jO0, leaving an Indebtedness to
the Treasurer amounting to Sl9,j37.44.
INTEREST ON BONDS.
March l, the Treasurer had on hand
s., Dip. He received in March S4,050.24
and paid out S4,302l4, leaving on hand
S3,545.S2.
SCHOOL FUND.
Of this fund there was on hand March
], S925.36. The Treasurer received from
the County Trustee STOSO.sO, and from
city taxes 2,363.0j, making SIO,3Gg.2l, all
of which he paid over to J. l.. Weakley,
Treasurer of the Board of Education.
The aggregate Of all the accounts leaves
the Treasury Over-checked TO the amount
Of SS,4l2. 80.
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Leave your orders with Francisco for th
Dunlap Fifth Avenue Silk Hat. ap3 3
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Buck Beer.-GO to Geo. Deschamp's,
63 North Cherry street, and try that cele-
brated Cincinnati Buck Beer, which is in
season for only a short time. ap4 1t
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If you wish something handsome, sub
scribe to the "Aldine Art Union or "Sut-
toms Leisure Hour Miscellany through
D. H. Rains, Agent, los Church street.
ap4 II
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Blank {. INDICATES no rtpOTti Clphtr (Ul sta
tionary; minus a. tendency to fall; plus (f)
tendency TO rise.
The J. S. Neal arrived from Smithland
with a tow Of salt.
The John S. Bransfotd left for Point
Isabel.
The steamer Eddyville was expected
from Cairo, and is advertised TO leave to-
morrow.
The river was rising again yesterday,
with "a feet on the gauge at 3 P. NJ.
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Bleached and Brown DOmestics at panic
prices at the National Store, 13T Church
street. app If
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Spell E-e-l-l-a-a-i-i-g-g-n-n-e-e, and tell
that cheeky party who sent a can of Elaine
nOrthward to his "JOss," that he can have
another some rainy Gay. When the shoe
fits, lgedr it. ap4 ct
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Spring Cashmere, % and so cents
yard at the National Store, 13T Church
street. ap4 If
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New Kid Gloves in all Colors zoe pair
at Richheimer's, 4G College street.
APT 2t
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Lace Over-dresses and ParasOls to match,
at Mrs. Tynes', "A Summer street.
app It
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Call at No. 10 Union street and see the
"Silver Tongue Organ" Sold on easy
terms. ap4 It
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New Spring Prints, only "a and s cents,
atthe National Store, 137 Church street.
ap4 If
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STATE OF THE WEATHER..

Tslegraphic Report from Signal SsrUies Corps q.
S. A., Of ObSsrUdtiOH, at 1856 p. N.
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Call soon and Secure Bargains.-A large
assortment Of Dry GOGds at astOnishingly
low prices Richheimer, 40 College st.
ap4 2t
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CITY NOTICES.

The "Acme' Shirt made to order at
Jesse Ely's. ap4 1t
New style Fancy Shirts at Jesse Ely's.
ap41 1t
Elegant display Of Neckwear, Handker-
chiefs, etc, at Jesse Ely's. ap4 1t
The "Banditti" Hat at Jesse Ely's.
ap4 1t
The ''New Sensation" Hat at jesse Ely's.
ap4 1t
All the new styles for boys and children
at Jesse Ely's. ap4 1t
New ParasOls, new Fans, new Ties;
everything new at the National Store, 137
Church street. McGlOin & Curid.
ap4 If
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A fine selection Of latest style Ruching
at Richheimer's, 4G College street.
ap4 It
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Rate, % cents per scholar.
: certify the above to be correct.
w. 4. KNIGHT, Trustee.
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All the new shapes in Straw, Chip and
Leghorn Hats; also great variety Of Shade
Hats, at Mrs. Tynes', "A Summer street.
ana IL
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RIVER NEWS.

Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, lgih Changes
IN The "A hours ending p. ". AprI 3, 1878.
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY NOTICES.
A good assortment Of Millinery Goods
at Mrs. BOultiek's, No. 10 Union street.
ap4 1t
Latest Spring Novelties at Jos E. Loi
seau * Co.'S. ap4 st
New Hat ard Bonnet blocks just received
up stairs over the Dollar Store. apl1t
All the new shapes in Straw, Chip, and
LeghOrn Hats; also a great variety Of Shade
Hats, at Mrs. Tynes', "A Summer street.
ap4 II
Call soon and Secure Bargains.-A large
assortment of Dry Goods at astOnishingly
low prices Richheimer, 40 College st.
ap42t
New Kid Gloves in all oolors zoe pair
at Richheimer's, 46 College street.
ap4 2t
New Spring Prints, only a and s cents,
atthe National Store, 1S7 Church street.
ap4 If
Call at No. 10 Union street and see the
"Silver Tongue Organ" Sold on easy
terms. ap4 It
Coal Oil! Coal Oil!!-One hundred
barrels Just received, inspected and branded
80 fire test, and head light $50 test. For
sale by W. Ii. Leickhardt, 40 North Mar
ket street. ap4 1t
Spring Cashmere, % and so cents a
yard at the National Store, 13T Church
street. ap4 If
Buck Beer.-Go to Geo. Deschamp's,
63 North Cherry street, and try that cele-
brated Cincinnati Buck Beer, which is in
season for only a short time. ap4 1t
Lace Over-dresses and Parasols to match,
at Mrs. Tynes', "A Summer street.
app 1t
Spell E-e-l-l-a-a-i-i-g-g-n-n-e-e, and tell
that cheeky party who sent a can Of Elaine
nOrthward to his "Boss," that he can have
another some rainy day. When the shoe
fits, lgear it. ap4 2t
Bleaehed and Brown Domestics at panic
prices at the National Store, 13T Church
street. ap4 If
If you wish something handsome, sub
scribe to the "Aldine Art Union or "Sut-
tons Leisure Hour Miscellany through |
D. H. Rains, Agent, los Church street.
ap4 1t
4 fine selection Of latest style Ruching |
at Richheimer's, 40 College street.
ap4 1t
New styles in Ladies' Ties very cheap
at Richheimers, 4G College street.
ap42t
japanese SiIks.-One case japanese
Silks in solid colors, rich lustre and excel
lent quality, for 80 cents. Thompson Bros.
< Kelly, Summer street. ap4 3t
New Prints.-Just opened, two cases
newest style Prints. Thompson Bros. *
Kelly, Summerst. ap4 St
Paris Made Walking SuitS.-We have
opened a few charming things in this way,
which we have marked at moderate prices.
Thompson Bros. & Kelly, Summer street.
ap4 St
New styles in Dressmakfng. Bohan &
7loersh. ap3 2t
New designs in Stamping. Bohan &
7Ioersh. ap3 2t
Have your, Chfdren's Pictures taken at
Tiers Gallery before the hot and sickly
easOn sets in. ap3 2t
Children's Pictures taken in 4 superior
manner at Giers' Gallery. ap3 2t
Leave your orders with Francisco for the
dunlap Fifth Avenue silk Hat. apS 2t
''The trials Of housekeeper" are never
experienced where DOOley's Yeast Powder
used. 1t makes all kinds Of cookery ele-
ant, sweet, palatable and wholesome.
misc dlw&w1t
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New styles in Ladies' Ties very cheap
at Richheimer's, 4G College street.
ap4 2t
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Pullman Palace Drawing-rOOm and Sleeping
gSrs from St. Louis, Cincinnati snd Columbus
90 Washington and Baltimore without change
OF cars.
be obtained at the principal Ticket Oh1ces
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west THOS. p. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent, Cincinnati.
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TRAINS.

Louisville & CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave and ar
rive At Louisville as follows:
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New Hat ard Bonnet blocks just received
up stairs over the Dollar Store. aDI Il
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Latest Spring Novelties at Jos f. Loi
seau * Co.'S. ap4 st
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A good assortment of Millinery Goods
at Mrs. BOultiek's, No. 10 Union street.
ap4 It
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''The trials of housekeeper" are never
experienced where DOOley's Yeast Powder
is used. 1t makes all kinds Of cookery ele-
CANT, sweet, palatable and wholesome.
mh3O dlw&wlt
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

The shortest and quickest route 70 Wash
ingtOn, Baltimore, the East and Southeast
Condensed Time Table Through Trains.
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New PrintS.-Just opened, two cases
newest style Prints. Thompson Bros. *
Kelly, Summer ST. ap4 st
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Have your, Children's Pictures taken at
Giers' Gallery before the hot and sickly
season sets in. ap3 2t
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FROM ~sTockToN. CAL,
Charged With Attsmpt q Murder
How IN = Passenger Traia-In.
proved Crops.

Charged with Attsnps % Murder
Row On . Passenger Trais-In-
proved Crops.
Srocxros, May, .24.|ohn d. Moore
was arrested on Saturday last on q
charge Of assault with intent 70 murder.
On Wednesday last Il IL charged that
Moore took his rife and deliberately
fred at his wife with the design OF kill.
ing her. The bullet grazsd tho body OF
the woman and truck her daughter. o
child four years old, in the arm, In
hicting q painial flesh wound. Moore
claims that the shooting was accidental.
A difficulty occurred on the passenger
train from visalia for Stockton ycstor
day morning. between = brakeman
named Williams, and the colored porter
Of tho sleeping car. in which the latter
was shot. The shooting took place in
MERGED county. One version Of the af.
fair Is, that the porter was tho agsros-
scr, and that he drew a pistol on
Williams who took IL away from him and
shot him. The wound Is q serious M
Williams was arrested here.
The cool weather Of tho past three
has greatly improved wheat prospects
In this vicinity. Farmers now look for
fair crops. 4
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FROM sALEM.

Plot 20 Escape Yrsa The Oregon
Penitentisry-rhs Prisoners -
bs Armed.
sALsx. Oregon, May 24.-An 1-
founding plot to arm the prisoners In
tho State Psnitsntiary. thus enabled
them to overcome the guards, aud make
their escape, was developed last night
by q prisoner named Wilson. 9 partner
Of the notorious Shults. who gave 70
Supreme Judge Walker tho particulars
Of tho scheme: A young man BY the
name Of Arthus Cox had charge Of o
gang Of prisoners smployedin the black.
smith shop. according 70 the statement
Of this man Wilson, had already fur
nished . number OF revolvsrs. and ono
shot gun. He was to furnish more dur
ing Saturday and Sunday nights, and
Monday morning the revolt was 10 COM
msuce by threatening the supsrntsn.
dent with instant death II the gates vsis
not opened. and they DO allowed to
escape. It IL surmissd that . friend Of
Q prisoner. named Alexander. furnished
money to buy the guns. Coz was om-
ploysd TO bring The arms into the en-
by climbing over . fenoe nes q brick
ward. and disposinR Of them, where the
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trr the rropLs SPEAK.
MANHATTAN. Kali

MANHATTAN, nall
B. Y. Princx, buffalo, N. Y: ifl
Dear Sir Your favorite prescription
has done my wife a world OF good. She
has taken nearly two bottles and has
felt better the past two weeks than at
any timo In the past two years. No
more periodical pains; mono Of that ach-
Ing back OF dragging sensation In her
stomach sho has been accustomed TO for
several years. I have 30 much conf.
denoo In IL that ! would DO perfectly
willing 10 warrant II to certain custom.
srs OF ours who would DO glad TO got
hold Of roliof at any expense. have
tried many patent medicines, bat mover
had any occasion 10 extol one before.
Very truly yours.
Gro. B. WHITING.
Mrs. z. r. DAILY, Metropolis, Ill.
writes: "Dr. II. v. Pierce-My sister
Il using the Favorits Prescription with
great benefit"
Mary Ann Frisbie, Lehman. Penn..
writes: CDR. Il. v. Pierce-What ! have
taken OF your medicine has been Of more
benefit to me than all others and hun
dreds OF doctors bills"
DR.. Pierce's Favorits Prescription Is
sold by dealers In medicines generally.
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Livx 10 swExr.-Tne blood 10 the life OF the
human system. Keep u pure and oil 10 well;
for this purpose no standard medicine has had
90 uniform and amazing success A. DE-. Hen
ley's Celebrated I. X. L. Biiters. This 10 .
pure stimulant, medicstcd With the lnert ton
lee and Alternatives which the vegetable king.
DON Affords; and 10 the only preparation at
prsseut known which thoroughly meets the
snsrvency. The eject Of this popular rettor-
alive 10 eontInuous. zach dose taken invigor'
stes the vital energies and the brain, and Its
prolonged use will unquestionahly cure any
case Of debility. or mental torpldity. that does
not arist nom organic causes beyond the roach
Of medicine. II IL In the s~trictest sense OF The
word, an invlronting and. regulating, cordial.
n the nerves are tremul0us and relaxed, II
braces them; II the liver IL torpid II promote,
activity In that organ; tho Appetite 10 peor and
digestion q slow and painful operation. II Gro.
atss q relish for food and enahles the stomach
10 convert II into heslthfui aliment. More.
over, Il 10 . specific for . large number OF oil.
msnts, com Of which are particularly preva.
lent 10 tho damp aud chilly weather which we
90 often experiences In mid.winter. Among
these may be mentioned rheumatism, chills
and fever, and al the morbid conditions Of the
digestive organs. by insuring perfect diges-
lion and q proper fiow Of bile, IL insures pare
blood, q vigoruu, circulation. and the prompt
discharge Of oil waste matter from the sys'oin'
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Qu.e.'s lsirshd~.

LONDON. May 2l.-rhs day is being
observed as a holiday throughout the
entire Kingdom. In the evening all the
principal cities will DO illuminated and
the usual festivities and rejoicings will
take place.
The View Cable.
Sunny CARE. breton. May 24.-Tho
steamship Faraday, now coaling at this
port. will leave shortly to complete tho
laying OF tho direct cable.
Frixhtfui Accident on the River
muir.
LONDON. May 2i.-A dispatch to tho
Tpss from Vienna says, . dreadful 90
cident occurred on the river Msir, 1t
the town Of Gutenberg. in tho province
Of the Tyrol. A ferry boat having a
number Of Catholic pilgrims ON board'
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
AL TO tn. ooLp ELL DAILY xrvs.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO


SAN PaAScnoo. May 24-i:3o ?. ~
Hill Bsachy. . we'll known stage man Of
the Pacific Coast, died yesterday morn
ing. He was stricken with paralysis on
Thursdsy. On Friday, speech failed
him. and his recovery vas evidently Inn
possible. he still retained conscious
ness, and made o will. His death was
quiet and painless. Deceased was .
member Of the Masonic Order. His re-
mains will DO conveyed TO Marysvills
to-day. for intermsnt, In the same vault
with his wife and children.
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FROM ARIZONA.

Crop Prospscts- Ainisg outIesk.
FLoRrxcr, A. T.. May a. Grain
prospects on the ella, adjoining Flor
snce, are hattering. The present crop
will surpsss that Of any former year,
Harvesting has commenced. Now dis
oovsriss OF silver lodges IN tho Pinal
Mountains continue. Prof. Hughes.
assaysr. Of Tucson. arrived hero this
morning. II Is undsrstood that promi-
nent parties are selecting q site upon
which 10 erect smelling works.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-24

Cd fouls 70 Visit Tie .hAn.s on ID. other
aldo Of the Muir from tudsnbets. sunk
In the middle Of ths stream. Fifty
nine Of the pilgrims we're saved. but 70
arc missing. all Of whom are believed 70
have been drowned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-24

A s%uyrooArrre couau.-In . letter to Mrs.
Charlotte Llslc, Of Chicago, . lady woll known
- . contributor 10 the Western press, she
panied By bleeding q the iungs TO Hale.
flouoy Of HorehoaRd and Tar. my cough
she ssyr. Threatened 70 sufiocate me- :
bat the Honey OF Horehound n Tar has
removed every traee Of IT," The letter was "a
Q LADY friend In this city. who has placed u q
nns. Pixies ToothAehs Drops eurs In ONT
minute.
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LIE on YouR Riaur srpr.-The health Jour
nal, ali direct their readers 10 lie On their
rIvht aide while asleep. but Heyman Bros. get
no 4 class Of spring beds that are 90 perfectly
elegant and easy that Il don't make any dlher.
crcnee in what position you. lie. you are at
perfect ease. l1eyman Bros: al.o Keep . com
ture FOR sais AZ the loweft living prices. They
arc al the corner Of n and Taylor streets, Viz
,inIa civ, dive them q trial. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-24

CsnrAIsrr i-whcn a man undertakes to
make his own Investments for nturc need, he
10 Obliged 10 assume that no viii have time to
complete them. That 10, he must assume asa
certainty tho very thing whosc uncertainty
causes him 10 make provision At all. But u he
insurss his life and then lllves TO old age, the
policy win pruve Q better cash Investment nan
into account N. freedom from all and every
hazard. Ifhs dies early. the object NJ making
a provision for his family V Instantly attained.
Insurs I'm the New York Life.