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The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
HOUSEKEEPING,

There is nothing in the various states O
life that calls for the wit and ingenuity o
human kind so much in management, a.
that Of housekeeping. One may think
when cornered, as you might SO express
it, III one Of those little rooms of board
ing house, that in the step beyond whicl
is tire one Of. housekeeping, all that is ease
and Happiness is encountered. To the
caGtious Old bachelor, who mopes in the
shades of single blessedness, there is a
dream OF the Mecca Of happiness in dc.
mestic life. The days of youth, when op.
por!;!..:: les were neglected are recalled in
these I'opian dreams Of thejoys contained
in housekeeping. "The lover who sighs
Rikc furnace, inditing woeful ballads to
bis mistress eyebrows" consoles the pres
ttt. .bg the ray of light that the bright an
tlcipations of housekeeping shed upon his
lonely existence. The lackadaisical maid
en- dreams always in fond expectation of
the day when she shall wash dishes in her
own house, and exercise the functions of
one who is mistress OF all she SURVEYS,
whose right there is none to dispute. And
we might safely say here, that if in Spring
young mans fancy lightly turns to
thoughts Of love, in the Fall the dream of
lovers is to go to housekeeping. But while
we have spoken of the gilt this panorama
offers in expectation, we have said nothing
OF the realizations. To procure home at
tractiveness in housekeeping, the wit and
ingenuity of those contracting for such
state Of life is taxed to its utmost. From
the garret to the cellar there must be
knowledge in the housekeeper's head of
what is contained under his or her SUPER
vision. The lord of the manor must
know the exact state Of the -four barrel
how many pecks of potatoes it is necessary
to lay in for the coming week, and if it is
demanded in the face of wind and rain he
must seize the market basket and trudge
on his mission ofprovisions. The adjust
ing Of stove pipes comes under his archi-
tectural supervision, while lis partner has
duties equally as perplexing and annoy
ing, but while there is always something
in it to ruf1e the most even tempers, there
is sort of satisfaction in resting under
ones own vine and fig tree, or hanging
your hat up on your own peg, that fully
compensates for all the annoyances. 1t is
like everything else, it has tue bright and
dark sides, which of the two is shown the
most depends altogether upon the manage
ment Of those who are, in the language Of
the late lamented, Running the machine"
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
Stock Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. !, III

| AlLADELPIilA, OCt. l, Iva
Gold 1lSN@ll6Y Penn RR NsGj
Silver IO7 @ll0 Phila & Read "
U $ 1881 l235S@ 1891 RR 5f5.aj
.".5-,2Cs 1864 l!y4@ ll9L North Penn s. gj
=" 1865 Il91I@ll9a Phila & Erie WA,
JulylS67 I2OsIa l2Oz u Iehigh Val G5l6I
JuiylS0si2l2 2@i2lT INV v stocksss5 m s Ss;i
lO-lOs li7]sdllS Catawissa II MON
New IS lls1s@llSL| do prefd. 4l464
y6s,newlOs @lOSE IN Central Il % a
UCosof NJl3)h@l5oh Hestonville 2s).ys
TRADE REPORT.
FRIDAY, Oct. Lection is in limited
quest, with small sales of middliDg upAl
at bic, and New Orleans at l571c.
Secds-ClOver seed may be quoted at i
BIC. per pound, the latter rate for chd
from secOud hands. Timothy sells at ~
ID. FlaXseed is in demand by the crs
ers at 81 81. "
Bark-In the absence Of sales, we Qu(
No. | Quercitron at ~ per ton.
Flouran Meal-In the flour market d
state of business continues, as previous
reported, quiet, with generally steady Gt
ing for all grades, except new Ohio and 4
diana fOurs of poor quality. About n
barrels Girard, Quaker City, Camden, Rd
stone, Market Street and City Mills sol4
private terms; superfineat "a 5Og4 Ssse
tras at $jLg5 30; Wisconsin extra hm
at B 50; Minnesota do. do. at S6 62211ggl
pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana do. DO
W 25@7 2, as to quality. Rye tlouris Wol
So 21G5 50. In corn meal no sales.
Grain-Wheat is steady with modera
inquiry. Sales ofnew red. fair and cholS
at sl l5@l 81; old do. at 81 4O@l 43; damp a.
sprouted at 9Oc@$l 10. Rye Is quoted atN
we. Corn is quiet and lower; sales Of yenL9
at 72I@73c., and mixed western at 73.
are selling at 4O@32c. for mixed, and 4l@'
Tor steamed and fancy western white
Whisky Is steady at 81 ~ for WesV
PRODUCE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. H. Butter steaa
New York and Bradford county extrs
32934c.; do. do, firsts, $2S@3Oc. Western,
tras, B@8c.; do. firsts, W924c; rolls, ex'f1
sj@8c.; do. f1rsts, N@25c.
Cheese improving. New York fancy
l2c.; do. prime, lO@l0Lc. Western hne
lie.
Eggs quiet. Pennsylvania, New JeTse
md Delaware fresh, &c. Western do'
&c,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
THE HERALD.
WILMINGTON, OCTOBER 2, 1875.

On and after Tuesday next We will pub
lish every morning, in THE HERALD, full
reports of Philadelphia local news. Spe-
cial arrangements have been made with
responsible correspondent at a considera-
bic expence and We feel confident that it
will be feature of enterprise that our
readers will not fail to recognize and ap-
preciate.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02
SchrOeder's Air Ship.
Baltimore Sun Yesterday.

The balloon which is to be ATTACHED
F. w. Schroeder's airship, also nov
course Of construction, is expected 70
ready in four weeks. The balloon is R'
made by Rosenfeld Brothers, corner
Baltimore street and Marsh Market eP,
There are 1900 yards Of cambria m's; y;
to be boiled in oil, required for 1t, y,
$500 yards of seams, which thirty g.
and as many sewing machines are eney
upon. Five men are employed as cusj "
The balloon will be egg-shaped; is 10 " "
$4,000 cubic feet of gas, and is exlee'~
carry thirteen tons.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02

Among the persons who persisted during
the recent Texas gale was an old sol.
dier named Patrick Lanigan, whose career
is given by Tile Ga'veston Ntus: Gle
worked on Notifications at Sebastopol, at
Gibraltar, and at Metz, in 1916. lie served
in the Mexican war as an American soldier
was wounded at Mier,and was one of those
who drew white ball five times in success
sion, thus getting off with his life, lie
was very high Mason, was born in Ire
land, a stone-cutter by trade, and had been
IN Galveston about seven months. His
tsunk, which is lost, contained some valua-
bles, his regalia, and some curious relics
Of his career. He was over 10 years DID,"
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02

Ma, AN v iron safe while being. removed in
M, New YORK, yesterday, fell from the second ID
s,oly window. The safe weighed two tons
ano an smashed the pavement to pieces Wv ,I'' To.
mcponal, ns.l'' an employee of the SAFE Com. o"s.
pany was fatally injured. ~ 'o'u'
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02

Mr.. J. B. Lippincott, the PHILADELPHIA
publisher, is about to open a branch hous.
in London, England where he is now
staying, and will shortly issue a publica-
ton which will appear simultaneously in
that country and in the United States
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02

DR.. Dio Lewis of Boston Is in California
where he proposes to remain about a wear
seeking rest and recreation. Some time IN
the Autumn of 1876 he will set out on q
tour around the world, occupying about a
year in travel. DR.. Lewis is SO well salts.
fled with San Francisco that he thinks Of
returning there after his tour to .es!de per.
manently.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02

r. +. Mills and d. f. Haven, who
were the proprietors of Hippodrome
and Racing Congress, have brought suit
against T. L. Barnum at Cincinnati for Il.
bel, laying their damages at $4,000.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-02

ru. Mois,seEarnAIn ! published
every morning, ,csah4aya excelfsl, ,,and ~
MvereGin the cit1ot Wilningtoa and sur
rounding places for six cents per week
payable to thecarriers. Mail subscriptions,
postage free, three dollars per annum in
, adVaaee. = q 10
OBYRNE Bros, Publishers,
.----------------------No No. 500 Shipley Street,
.aYHG EE Wilmington. Del.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Military fssiiyitics-No nors Lords
Prayer la tho Public schools
f~rRuduicnt CSntracts-Murde
Trial = kaiakrun sainoan Is
lands.

San FHAScisco, February 81 =. NJ
The retirement Of General Hsws,or
from command Of the Second Brigade
National Guard and the assumption oil
the command by his successor, Brig,
Gen. Cocy, was celebrated by a parad,
OF the brigade las. night ut Mechanics
Pavilion and the presentation OF a silver
service to the retiring commander.
In the Board Of Education last night
repeating the Lords Prayer in Public
Schools was ruled rs partisan AMI sccta'
rian. The decision Of the Chair was
sustained.
l. N. C~hoynski, bookseller, preferred
charges against Director Bragg, for
auditing incorrect bills against the city,
aud awarding contracts for supplies in u
fraudulent manner. Referred to the
Committee ON Rules and Regulations
for Investigation.
The trinl Of Muybridso for killing
Major Harry Larkins. begins to-day at
Napa.
King Kalakaua and suite left on the
Pensacola yesterday, for Honolulu. Col.
Steinbcrger, Commissioner Of the
United States to the Samoan Islands,
was also a passenger. 1t is expected
his mission will result in taking the Is
land under protection OF tho United
States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03

To rnr PEorLE ~ Com fIiLi. SILVER CIrr
AND DArroS:-Every man,, woman and child
In any Of the Above named places should know
at once. that n great want las born supplied by
the opening Of B%sRLIsEK's VARIETY SroR..
Main street. Gold nm, opposite the Yellow
Jacket enice. Theirs every one who wants
them, and has The money b. psy Tor ihetn, can
buy al the lowest possible c>sh rsie-. the finest
possible assortment ~ peifa,nery, fancy soaps,
bay run, feather dusierr. %NiolIn., guiiarr, ban
jos; n full stock of the best Italian %sttin2s,
Jewrlry, watches. optical instruments, ladies'
tflmmlng-, worn IN musical and plain pho
tograph lbum-, Yankee notions. cutlery, worst
ed, wos.sn and kAiitei goods. Also q large A..
sortment Of ns,srsl huylsn hair. All kinds ~
willow ware, fancy bird cager, %saiohel., brack'
cts and ~waltpoekets. AlsO q splendid s'ssrt.
mcnt Of everything netdfnl IN the stationery
line. School books. lamps. chanorli riches,
chimneys and Juvenile books. A splendid az
sortmcnt OF rysry variety OF fancy toys,
wagons. bedsieads and fancy valentines. a
magnificent stock ri chrcrnp- and other pie
lures. Al.o. particular at,puio. paid TO Ira
ming pictures TO order. New eOoi., sl OF the
beet possible description. Don't for.et the
plsoe : Main street, Gold hill, opposite the Vel
low Jacket ofioe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03

Az ARTICLE or Tnur Mxnrr. :
Browns Bronchial Troches" are the
most popular article In this country OF
Europe for throat diseases and coughs,
and this popularity is based upon roal
merit.
oRr sHrPnESr.-T were shipped
on tho V, 1T. Railroad. to mills on the
Carson river. during Tho t~wenty-fouI
hours ending at IL O'Clock y. to-day,
100 carloads Of ore, assregating $50
tons.
soclAnLr To-xonnow NroHr.-Ths
socisblcs Of 81. Johns Church are al.
ways enjoyable Affairs. Tomorrow
night another will be given In Miners
Union Hall, Geld Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03
CARSON. Feb. 3, 1875.

Stevenson gave notice Of a bill to pro-
vide for taking the census Of the State.
A substitute was introduced for tho
bill to grant the right Of way for a street
railroad in Carson.
A bill was introduced to reimburse o.
n. Noteware. for expenses incurred in
going to Washington on business con-
nected with the selection Of school lands.
Piper introduced a bill to repeal tho
act authorizing tho Commissioners OF
Storey county to issue bonds for school
purposes.
The Corbett rolief bill passed.
The bill. to attach certain territory OF
Nye to Lincoln county. passed.
ASSEMBLY.
A concurrent resolution was adopted
empowering a Joint Committee to visit
the State University. and send for per-
SOM and papers.
A bill was introduced to create the
new county OF Buena Vista. IL in
cludes all Of Churchill and part OF Hum.
boldt county.
Mr.. Frank introduced a bill amending
the act to tax the proceeds OF mines. 1t
Ia intended to tax only the net proceeds
Of mines.
Penrod introduced a bill increasing
tho gambling license to $50 and 500
according to tho number Of votors. 1t
includes keno and all games. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
The Joint Memorial for a tunnel in
White Pine mountain passed unsni-
mously.
A bill providing for struck juries in
civil cases passed. It givssa right 10
a challenges to each party out OF q
yenirc OF 100.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03
RID MRN.

There are many Of the arc OF thirty 10 sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
OF the bladder, often accompanied by q slight
smariing or burning sensation, and \ weaken
ing of tn syrtem In a manner the patient can
not account for; on examining the urinary de.
poslts q ropy sediment will often be found, and
sometimes email particles Of alhumen viii ap
pea., or tho color will be OF q thin and milkish
hue, again changing 10 q dark and torpid ap.
pearancc. There are many men who die Of this
difficulty, ignorant Of the esuse, which 10 The
second stage Of seminal weakness. DR.. y. viii
guarantee q perfect cnre In all such easer, and
q healthy rc-iorvtion OF tho genito urinary or
Cans.
n. R.-only an interview required In q ma
IorI,y Of cases: balance Of Treatment cab he
conducted at hons without Interruption 81
business, No case treated wiihoat q personal
interview and proper rxsmlnaiicn. Onico
h%ours-i0 to 1. 2 To B.. anil to 4. Sunday
to r. y. only. Consultation fres. Eramlna.
tlon ard advice. Is. iai9 M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03

BENEFIT OF MIS-. L. b. MoonE.-A
complimentary benefit has been ten
dered Mrs. Moors-formerly Little
Clara" OF the Swiss Bsll.ringers-whieh
will take place at piper's opera House
next Monday night. Mrs. Moore. 1t
will be remembered. organized an enter
tainmcnt for the benefit OF the Virginia
Benevolent Society. and also for the
Marysville sufferers. Our citizens.
bearing this In mind. have determined
that the lady shall receive some substAn-
tiai token oi recognition. and hence the
benefit. Mrs. Moore will DO supported
by tho full Opera House Company. aud
n host of amateur talent, and n varied
and pleasing entertainment will 10
offered.
AT L,sr.-At last tho young folks OF
Gold Hill aro TO have an opportunity oil
enjoying themselves weekly aud Of learn
ing and praeticing dancing for four long
hours. Professor Millington is now
forming a club. similar to the Entire
Nous" Of Virginia. the members OF
which can he instructed by him in the
mysteries OF the Dip, the Gllde
other fashionable dances. Soirees Will
DO given once q week, commencing on
Tuesday night neat. in Miners Union
Hall, Gold Hill. provided that q suitable
club can 10 formed. Tho subscription
nrice il a. per month and hooks arc
now omen nj Stern &'Son's store. Real
his advertisement under heading Of
..N.w To-day"
r, ~. w.l,. s.,oo, 4,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03

SPECIAL TO GOLD NIL pAnr Hzwa,
Election or Cameron 70 she senate.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 3.-Ths Legisla-
ture in Joint Convention. this morning,
elected Angus Cameron U. 8. Senator.
The result was brought about by q coali'
ton Of the Democrats with Batting. Re-
publican. The latter offered the Demo
Gratis four namos from which they might
choose - candidates, Judge Cole, ex'
Governor Lewis, Gen. Guppey and
Angus Cameron. The Democratic
caucus last night, nominated Cameron
conditionally. upon his acceptance OF q
platform that includes o hard money
tariff for revenue only. and the
sn.irs supremacy Of the civil
authority in time Of peace. Cameron Is
q lawyer and a resident OF Lacrosse, Ia
10 years old, and came TO Wisconsin in
1857. He has served six years in the
State Legislature. and was Speaker Of
tho House in 1867. Tho vote stood;
Cameron. 60; Carpenter, 5s;sca.terins,4 a.
Election or n Dishep-fircin Peoria.
CuIcloo, Feb. 3.-The Illinois Dioce-
san Convention meets here to-day TO
choose n successor to Bishop White
house. SO far q can DO judged at
present the chances are rather in favor
Of the election Of Dscoven OF wiscon-
sin. his principal competitor being DR..
Leeds OF Baltimore.
Fire In Bssten.
BosroS, February 3.-Tho fro last
night in block Nos. l65 TO III. on
broadway, South Boston, destroyed
stock and damaged buildings to tho eI-
tent OF gas, 900; insurance $40, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03
FROM puTcH FLAT


Durcn FLAT, Cal. Feb. IA travel
ing jeweler. named Geo. Seesle, suicided
at Dutch Flat hotel this morning. Ho
had been drinking very hard for several
days. The hotel proprietor scoldsd him
for getting drunk and not paying his
board. lie answered that he would set
Ito his bill: went to his room and shot
himself in the eur. causing instant death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
Defeat OF the Cariists-Lettcr from
the Pope 10 Don Carries.

the Pope 10 Don Carries
MApRIp, Feb. 3.-Gen. Mariones an
nounces that tho Pampulana Carlists in
the engagement at otiesea, were de-
fSatod.
1t is reported that the Pope has writ.
ten Don Carlos, expressing sympathy,
but advising him TO reconsider his dc.
termination to continue the war, as the
dignity OF the Catholic Church had been
vindicated and the rights Of the clergy
recognized by Alphonso.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03

TuKr VIII Do lrl-rcoplc who like to
trade u tho best advantage In buying their
family groceries, provisions and oil that sort Of
thing, insist on trading =, i,i.on'S, Odd Fellows
building, Main street. Gold Hill. There they
can ind last what they want. ihcidfing the
choicest Of eau aud case goods, fresh ground
coffee, all varieties of pickles and preserves,
fresh vegetables and frui,s. choice liquor. ~ all
kinds. q splendid assortment ofchins and glas.
wares, crockery, etc. etc.. and everything Al
the most reasonable rates. Goods delivered
free. Rison Il q good man to trade with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03

BLuE PoIsrs. - LAfss.sisod. delicious 81
waves. fresh from the sea. can be bad every
morning at Tom iicffron's celebrated Rating
stand, Palace saloon. Virginia City. Also oil
kinds VI nah, spring chicken. porter honsc
steaks and everything else craysd by the innor
man. IIcffronfs dinner combinations are q
marvel OF sastrononic skill. sell m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03
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Last EVENING.
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$50 krreka Con. "a. IN. l5x
10 washington a Creole, sc
100 American flas AZ
"a Belmont. I, ss,N
l.S Newark. 4. Tsc
50 Emplre udaho). soc
$50 Rye Patch. ~. az
$50 south chariot. Isc
so ri Dorado South, Xix
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10 Cherry Creek.
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lie American Fiat. ext
No Lady washlsgton.9
So srginal Gold nm. AZ. AZ
50 FDwsry,S
90 Kossath. az
siO south Justice. g.. 81. 81
80 Seq Rock leland, I, ~
$50 Leyisthsn. ~
10 Mint. sake
GO Ncodvllie, 3
50 Jacob Little. "
~ Cosmopolitan, ~
No Leo, ~
as North Car-on. 81
ix.s Andes, {. 81, 80.
s1 Wells Fargo, DC. !, sTxe
3ao Nscara, II
This MersiaE.
l,s, ophlr. q, d Is. .. ~ BIO, 81. 50. 81 30
NJ. ~, %, sIx
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03

Jrsr I,E,D TnI.. -Iloyman BrV,hiFs have just
n and Taylor streets. They olfer ever, thing
necessary Tor furnishing houses. cheaper than
any houss this eide OF San Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand q large stock of fnrni.
ture. bedding. carpets. cfockery, glass and
plated ware. Give them Q call. de2 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03
Measures to be introduced by Pm
einc Coast Members.

.,a. co..s n.mber..
w...-.. r.h.,.r. -po.r
"n
tative Houghton Will Introduce to-mor-
row u new bill to encourage telegraphic
communication between America and
All. 7, .r,hor;,ss ,ho LAYING and main.
,.n"rca Of cahl.s bstwae. tSssa coasts
Sv Wsssrs Harvard, Flood, Hacuin.
Tevis, Selby. Otis, Olyord, Burr, Sui.
Ivan, Friedlander. Joan /. Miller, But
teworth, Sloss. Spau!ding, Fenton. Nor
ris, Roach and La Grange, OF San Fran
cisco; Friedman and Trailing. OF Or
cson; William u. Phillips and s.
O'Reilly, OF New York, anu L.. g.. Greg
DRY, Of New Jersey. II also directs the
Secretary oil tho Navy to place one or
more steam vessels Mt ID disposal OF
tho company Tor surveys n laying tho
cables. The bill grants no other PRIV
ilogos and makes no regulations Oh 70
the tariff OF charges.
Representative lnttreil viii to.mor.
Iow a'n.,s;nn ,ho, ,nIdn NV. IL
road company IL granted permission by
con,r.sst h. chansc its location Mi land,
o~riyinnlly granted 10 II shall be forfeited
and become subject 10 homestead and
pro emption laws.
Both the foregoing bills woro prepared
for introduction to-day, hut tho call Of
State, was abruptly terminated by tho
controversy over the proposod new rule.
rhe s.o"isinn. inve.siEssion-Dc
P"rt"re OF Hhsriasn.
Nkw ORLEANS, February 1.-The Con.
gressionM COMMITTEES to-day examined
General Badger, Chief OF Police. who
gave the history OF the 4th Of September
troubles, and Prosecuting Attorney seek
with. who related b story oil the Cou-
shattee massacre, but no new features
were elected In either case.
General sheridan ana stan ieis mere
to-day for vicksburg. IL Is understood
that no will not return here, eut mat the
headquarters OF tho Department OF Mis-
souri, will be r~e.ostablished ut Chicago.
MI, 10 Reduce Salaries.
u.....~a, p.L-,.r % h;u Va
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03
YOUNG MEN,

Who may be suffering from the effects Of youth.
full follirs or lndiserct.On. will do well 10 avail
themselves of this, the gieatcst boon ever LAID
Al the altar OF suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN.
SEY will guarantee Ia forfeit ave hundred dol.
lars for every case Of seminal weakness or p1.
ya,e disease Of any kind Of character which he
undertakes and falls ~ cure. lie would. there.
fore, say To the unfortunate sufferer who may
read this notice. that you are Trading upon
dangerous ground whom yOn longer delay In
seeking the proper remedy Tor yolr complaint.
You may be In the 1rst stlgc-remembet, you
are approaching the last. IL you are bordering
upon the last, and srv suffering some or all 81
It's evil effects. remember that II you obstinate.
ly persist In generalization. tho time must
cnmc when the most skiilful physician can ren.
der yeu no assistance; when the doors OF hope
will be closed against you /: when no angel OF
mercy can bring you relief In no case 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.
nent before your cfse Il beyond the rcsth of
medical skill. or before grim death harries you
TO a premature grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03

"Turr cyRxr" What cure' Aver. Cherry
Pectoral for a cough. Aver, Pilis for a pnrga-
tive. and Ayer's Sarsaparills for Complaints
that require al Alternative medicine.
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