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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-10
A Follower Of Etiquette.

An amusing chapter OF Laferrisrs's
forhcominQ nsmoin. according 10 the
Paris correspondent OF Applstoa's Jou.
nal, 10 devoted to . Russian celebrity Of
the Court Of the lats Emperor Nicholas.
the Count Paul Dsnidon. A young al.
tacAs 10 ons Of the smbassiss, now . dis.
tinguisAsd diplomatist was invited %
dine with Count Demidoh. On tho re-
turn Of the groupe TO the salon. groups
we're formed hare and there. and when
the coffee was handsd the young ataehs.
carried away by the interest Of the con.
v~ersation In which no was engaged. took
q lump Of sugar from the sugar
bowl With his Angsrs vhsn the
servant presented the tny 70 him.
Count Dsmidod, indignant at This breach
Of sHqustts, lsigned 70 the lacksy 70
throw the rest Of the contents Of The su.
gar-bowl out OF the window. The lesson
vas q severe one. and struck dumb
those Who witnessed Il. But the spirt-
VI young offender. vhiis understanding
perfectly the insult intended. preserved
an impsrturbabls calmnsa. HsIiovly
drained he soutsats Of hh cup, and,
walking slovly 10 the window, hs Axsd
his syss on u. Domido6 and tossed
earslessiy into the street the cup and
saucer Of priceless Ssvrss and the gold
spoon. Ell did not know that such was
the usage" he said 10 the Count. And
then he recommended his conversation
with an air Of perfect noneAaiaree. %
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Net So Bad - nat.

The rhetorical aourishss Of . quar-.
tstts Of uwly arrived nswsboys came
unto our car a we AT by the door edit.
oual last evening. TAsy swear With a
glibnsaa and spontanisty which In like
q gift. these young 'uns do. "Oh.
Jesse,"i IL the iavosits ouloEy Of admira-
ton, astonishment. pain or disapproba-
ton. And then thsy sound the Whole
gamut Of oaths like professionals whom
occasion requires. One fellow. whose
hands we're frss. had . long DAT stick.
Another OF the party bent over to pick
up something. and thereby exposed his
ssst Of war. whackl came The end q
the long Fat sick upon his Grssian-
band. and Great Scottl how he did pile
mp the ~svearingi These boys ''spar"
their way fron point 70 point and get
along pretty much IKE The Indians.
only they can out-cuss any Indian thas
ever woro hair. Bye and bye. - they
grow up. the bssi and pursst Of EN- viii
become sditon aud lawyers and faro
dealers, whils lie bal SoAsscallfolow
the B,lletia's sdvios and become Dolly
vardsns. and 60 10 railing Suits whisiy
and pulling up tAsir vine vines and
raisin' 70 the hing Of grapes, Q b John
Bidwsll. But u has 70 Be- an awful blk
Of . bootblack that viii get 10 that psas.
Thsrs may Be- Prank Pixlsys among
EN-, but Ne hope better Of the Fraternity
than 70 believe it.--Cdrsos Appeal. Judy
lOA.
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sonx Of our young men. says The
Santa Cruz lCal.} Sealiaei. arc ~lisgustod
with serenadss. The other night. abou,
midnight. three or four base-nddles. q
tsmbourine and drum. might have boon
seen stealthily moving along a fenco In
trout Of the residence Of ono Of our arst
dtixsaisl Presently , discordsnt vail
startled the Silly air. and kept on start
ling II for about IN hour. But no re-
sponss from the house appearing. ono
Of the party volunteered TO rsconnoitre.
and commenced to pry around in the
backyard: no knocked It door q while.
and found out that nobody WIS at home.
and the only living thing about the
promises was a poor little Skye terrier
that lay in u corner Of tho yard, With
. smile Of appreciation on his shaggy
Taco. Tho party adjourned sine die.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-10

sAYs the Chicago Tri5ssS: There are
some people Who would not be content
Cd even II they we're hanged. One
would supposs that Californians. with
hard money. genial climate. rich soil.
fruit all the year round. ETC.. would 10
The Aappisst people ON tho globe. aud
YET they m now complaining because
ants. isas. mosquitoes and gnats are 20
plentiful. and because ground squirrels
are honsy-combing the surface OF their
hslds and gardens. and eating up al the
green thing. There are many OF our
Western 1tato which would Be glad 70
swap thsir grasshoppsrs alone for all
the ground squinsls, ants. fisas. mos
quitoss and g~nxtsin California, and con-
g~ratnlats themselves that they had the
best Of the bargain"
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o IT was poNx

II will be rsmsmb.tsa uhsSa f,w 81.
ago the Fnt National ~ Of HsadA
located At Austin, suspended payment;
in abort, "busssa'. GsnIE. 8. Davis
vas appointed receiver. and In The Rse
S1s sdvsrtisss . long list Of o~vsrdrsvn
sccountA peopissory notes. ete..-hsld
BY The Bink d time Of failure. and In
eiudsd n Ia hss Of sssts-fes sals -
auction. Ths RspGlk. in sdrsFtipg 70
the ad~vsrtissmsat. has The following un-
der Ne hndof ''p,ssssns sssdins:'Y
The advertising columns Of the Rsv-
eizs odsr ZONE nice light reading to thoss
Of our nadsgs Who pinned thsir faith
and coin 70 the First National Bank Of
Nevada, and sold thsir claims q . large
discount u nothing pors. IL psrrssl
VIII Afford them an opportunity % 80
ing the way Travelled By their bright and
shining tvsnty-dollar pieces. In the
list Of bad and doubtful debts due The
Firs1 Nskioual Bank Of Nevada. which h
Published In our advertising columns.
sppssr1 many familiar Nance, some OF
them Of citizens Of wealth and standing
such . nams - James A. Shotvsn.
for instance. Shotwsll vas Q noted thisi
and convicted forgsr. and yet this bank
gave him thousands Of dollars. The
Bank officials may have considered u q
loan; bat In reality ID vss . gift; for
Shotvsll had no means OF paying u
back. even had he been 20 disposed.
The Bank also sesma 10 have been very
Accommodating 70 Harksr. The Prssi-
dent and the entire Harker family, the
names Of several Of whom appear in The
list. To any person acquainted WIN
the names included In the list, II 10 svi-
dance enough thai the afiain OF the
Bank were. 10 put Il mildly. shsmefully
mismanAesd; and ID viii BE- c~sleulatsd 20
make people. Who lost nearly their al.
feel sitrsmsly happy 70 Sc that their
~hard-sarnsd dollars were dealt out with
lsvish hand TO irresponsible and imps.
eunious individuals. and forgsrs and
thieves. IL w.
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nsnlsldt itsss.
tYson the Silver STATE. July 81

Lrro" Nv oasSt
J. ". Nelson. Who. IL II alleged. was
one Of the party Who stopped the Phoebe
stage some time sinos. and robbed the
United Statss mGl and Wells, Fargo /
Co.'S Express. was Arrested d Toano
last Sunday. He ~ examined before
a.Justics Of The Peso md hsld 10 an
swer before the Grand Jury. He II nov
confined In the Eiko County Jail. Mail
Aasnt Alexander has been In pursuit Of
the robbsrs for some time. and al last
succeeded In capturing one 81 them. He
intended 10 have Nelson taken before .
United States Commissioner. and tried
in tho United Statss District Court Il
Carson, bot the diniculty OF getting
witnesses TO that place induced him TO
change his mind and turn the alleged
mail robbsr over to The local authorities.
l.. Yucus was found BY ofacsr Pryor
ON the platform at the freight depot late
lasi nieht In Q disablsd condition. Ho
said thai while walking Along the plat
form, which n four or i've feet higher
than the railroad tuck. be vas crowded
OF by . hoo1ium and fan on his back
across one Of The pils Of The trsck. The
fall stifsned him somsvhat. bat did not
ssrioualy injuss him The ofaosr helped
him 10 his lodgings and put him to bed.
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carSsa iteas.
lYroa tAsThsans. Jahsl

By some means. sithsr By nistaks Of
reporter or oompositor. . CIPHER was
omitted In the number Of cords OF wood
run BY the Carson River Wood Com
pany. The figures. - printed, were
1900, whereas, the amount OF wood In
the drive wa 5000 cords. Everyone
connected with The Company, including
President Sol. Simpson and thai very
sasy-going individual. 4. A. Smith. got
= mad q hornsts. and some Of than
actually called the Titxns reporter
''damphool." f.ir
Yesterday The Carson and Tahoe
Fiuming Company paid TO their en-
ployss, through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S
bank, In this town, the snug little sum
Of $40, 900. and this ID not moro than
half Of the monthly bills. This gives
some idsA Of the immense business done
by Wellington, Bliak Co. and also the
great importance such business IL 70
ibis section Of the country.
Al IL SIS o'clock to-day the thermoms-
ter stood l08 DEGREES In the sun. That
IL rather inclined TO Be away up" Ths
brains Of pedestrians lposseessd Of
bmins) oozsd out Of their cnniums IN
the shaps Of vatery globulss, and II the
present heat continues. brain power
will be very low down Gro long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-10

A WOMAN appeared in = Canada cour.
the other day and made complaint thsi
another woman had called her an ''op-
probriate epithet." "What was IL
msdamsi" Kindly inquired the masis-
trate. "a piano. SIR" replied abe In z
voice MISUNDERSTANDING With
emotion. "a piano. madame; come
now. that's played" said thsJudss. and
he closed the court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-10

CALEDONIA. says the San franciscs
Aha. has An excellent supply Of stump
speech talent. Newton Booth has inn
proved considerably with the practice Of
the last four years. and no il nov able
TO make . abort and pithy address a.
veil - . long lecture. George G. Cor
ham has also improved. and though he
has on several ~occasions been In the
awkward position Of having 10 mako a
long defense Of himself. whenever he
got past that necessity his remarks be-
came remarkably interesting. because OF
their sharpness. elearnsss. sarcasm and
vieor Of IDEA. Some Of his passages are
scarcely surpassed in certain kinds Of
merit. Thomas Fitch a. an orator II
supssior 10 these man. Cor no " nearly
equal to either in his best points. and
superior 70 both in the variety and range
Of his powers. and in the readiness
with which hs AN use them at . mo
msnt's notice. Pi,lsy Is also good. but
no has found that the public 10 much
reader 30 b amused than to b led.
We doubt whether any State in the
Union has four better stump orators
than Fitch. 0oaham. Booth and Pirlsy.
The Democracy have not much strength
In thAt lines least not in this State.
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The local Of the Carson Tricu< pre-
tsnds 10 DO surprised because csrtain
persons have called him q ''damphool."
He IL behind the times. II doesn't as
tonish anyone else. .
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NEvX11 COLD AND SiLvER
: ~, ssa az Su SSsesn An risseisso. al. n'
Loeaiionof works, Gold nm Mining District,
Notics,-Thers are delinquent upsn the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF assess.
ment mo. ~ levied on the ID day OF June,
nance OF the respective shareholder. ~ fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-10

-MEWxo.DAG
'FIPER's olEaA 1ov..
''-s.s.o rs"oar'
First appearance Of
dJTlS :iILYIY Il
Mss LNuiSe Hawthorne,
LsApuoAoatsss OF
|aovlEYs CONTEMPORARY.
IJlH mas
.IHLs.q EvEn!nae,.a
|. ,Yszsss.ssly iRsass.l R'.yr 2
.OJ-iDrsH4 sIh
Loaf I'm N !
agtsoHl4 i4 .rl 'r7s4'i 4rl H.i ln .
CAST 10 the Entire strsnSth ofths ocnpsns
.a7TFoq agl-.A usITTC,
SUNDAY JULY n
TWO BRILLIANT pLAYsi h'
ChECKHAfg iHB JENNY LIND
AMNNA a go" mMH.|
-
MONDAY EVENING, July -,
Amer elaborate p~reps.,isn. win b. produced
the great PsIs. London and New
York sensation,
the TWO ORPHANS J.
With entirely new scsnery and mechanics
p.s. sALLAsIH. LID. Solson.
D. S. eALLATlN q co
s.ssssssrs - o. 7. BARRIER q Ce..i
MAIN srRsx.. GOLD uII.I- NEv.
.y9iToT .!..s..rn. 49,.
ass -Httul 500 srtsun l~ln aill
HeA r D A e
or Rvsr, Dsserivsiss,
mil AiDGIAHG SUPPLIES
Aste7y1es, Tin ware,%
/! NOCLAs IoIHSAT
MOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
TIN. ssPPlA And salETIasn Woal
.a DONE 70 onpxR.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
isss 4 ls75 !
Il SECOND GRAND !
PICNIC EXCURSION
.slfiagSgi
GOLD HILL MINERS UNI0N
i! YN'T''.'-.-''5.';--'''' IN !
BOWERS MANsIoN,
tIHD1Ul
900. wAsnor VALLEY.
ss
Saturday, August 2, 1875.
Y3lj@ 51 "a !
Cennistss On Arrasgensstsi ,
Thomas Marhs DMecarty
Joseph Marks PIP nean
DID D0novas
sub-Csmnittscsi
ao ON slouHps. q CdfHuA.
DMscarty RI Peters
Thomas Marks ID Donovan
l. II Mcdonnell PIP Irearn
on yrxANcr
RJrss.r' prec.Hy
30 on PAINTING.
Joseph narks ID Donovan
To have charge Of Dancing Hall, As Floor
Manager. etc.-Thomas Marks.
Cars leave Virginia al 7:ts A. n. stopping at
Silver City Switch. Carson City and other
points for sxcunlonists. Returning. trains
viii leave the grounds NJ . O'Clock r. y. A
special. car will Be In attendance for the pur.
pose Of converting lunch baskets, etc., TO and
By special Invitation, tho sARsPIELD
GUARD Of Gold Hin will set Is Escort ofthc
ps'' Ag. --g 4b.y4y.ttr.
THE BEST BANDS OF MUSIC
IN THE STATE
Have beeen engaged for the occasion.
Tho Gold Hiil Nlner' union win odsr tho
vALuABLs rRizssi fffA
rirs-AyAsy,s valuable Gold AHov for Tho
second-A Beautiful Medal for the best'shoI
In the Sarshcld Guard.
Third-A IIandsoms Prize base ball lat, open
a toal Base Ball Club In tho state. n ~
Perfect safety and strict order will be 90
cured By the various Committees and DEPUTY
sherihs appointed for this occasion. No I'm
proper ehsraeters will be allowed on the carr
or on the grounds, and all possible attention
will be paid 10 the comfort and pleasure OF tht
guests, and special arrangements have beer
made for partios wishing lunch on the ground'
Meals, II.
TICK RTs.... %
Por the round trip; procunble from the Com
mlttee OF Arrangemsnts. Bstd
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~sTooKAoLDERs' MRaIla0.

nARpAsELLEs MINING COMPANY
the annual meeting win Be held On Sat.
URDAY. July IL, a II o'clock A. L.. ~ W
jyiOtd W. 8. DuvAL, ssefstary.
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GOLD HILL FOUNDRY,
.LowER COLI MILL.
e. ;;.;: |. y. :.a S s.s;::, r'; S.::. :'A
S:ssis.rs hsS.is orssf.

LII ORDERS EXECUTED WITH DIS.
q patch, 81 reasonable rates.
sIAH a.'r GEORGE RMmRTT
rta PgaSvtsfaP
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BORN.

McNARrIN-in Cola mn. JAY 10, to The wiis
Of A, hcNartin, Q con. !.
Edward Mcguire, 9 sen. -
NYE-In Virginia, luus -, 70 the vile OF :.
Nye, Q zen.
slMs0N-In Rene, Jsly ITO the wife ofJ. :.
binsou. Q daughter.
GALLA0HER-in Rarska. july = TO the vile
Of W. q. Gallagher. . son.
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A CARD.

ITO WILLIAM SABINE, voLNRY D. "a.
BIN, or any other Sabine: iii
I do not know william Sahine. Ny ehal.
ieuge was iutsndsd for v. ,. Babln, the
Opera House: ! do mot know hin By any other
name than the name he wrestled under q that
time. understand v. ID. sAbin has reed ny
challenge. and " be nsass busnsss be will
SION pswspapey talk and meet us vkAths
Iyioit KuasNs Marley.
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KUoRNg NARKgY.
NOTICE.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT I HAVE
TIL. day sppe,stsd NJ; Thonas Kelly ny
nom properly belonging 10 ne In the town u
u''a "'A Houos set.. WILL.
Dated this 10Th day Of July. ls1s: iyioi %
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-25

square on The cop of my head and began
operations. 4 let 90 and fell, and went
humping and rolling end ovef end from
one limb TO another, until 1 struck the
ground, yelling Of every bounce, "take
him Tige;"" ftake him, Tige." When
we lit Tige sailed in and in less than
thirty seconds came out looking as
though he had been run through a
double-barrelled threshing machine.
Fellow bears, that animal was a wild cat
the largest size, and he had cleaned out
both Of US.
When 1 let go in the top of that tree
! had as fine head of hair as any lad
in Ohio, and when struck terra firma
there want hair enough left on my head
to wad single -barrelled shotgun. That
hair never grew again, it was out roots
and all, and the top of my head now
shines like an Alpine Glacier by moon
light.
/ have always believed the cat rea-
soned in this manner: ''there comes a
good sized boy with an axe and good
sized dog. l can get away with both
of them on the ground, yet it will
be easier to take them in detail, so I'll
go up this tree a little ways and get the
boy to come after me. He has a fine head
Of hair and I'll get him high enough so
that I'll have time to take it out before
the dog can interfere. Then III fix the
dog in just thirty seconds. And, fellow
Bears, the reasoning was correct to a
second and to a single hair, and to me it
was conclusive evidence that some ami.
mails, and especially wild cats, do pos
sess the power Of reasoning. Hoping
that this statement may have the effect
of finally settling this long disputed
question, I have the honor to remain
your affectionate fellow worker, in the
great cause of truth and progress.
[Signedl SPECTACLE BEAR
Whereupon it was moved and carried
unanimously, that further discussion wai
useless, and inathe opinion of the Clul
birds do not but that animals, especially
wild cats, do possess the power ofreason
ing from cause to effect. s9.i .lN'
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WNIoPhersOn. IIorse,'l

Can be found any time during the present season
at =. II. BUSHs FARM. Terms, this year, $40,
while "Smuggler," Of the same blood, Is charging
$500, aad perhaps "a no better aorse,
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l HAVE FOR SALE

Sixty feet on Croghan street, just the place for
fine block Of stores
s3 feet on Front street. opposite the Bail Block
Brick bOarding-house, corner of Croghan and
Arch streets.
Dwelling and desirable lot, with fruit corner
Bcrhard avenue and Arch street.
Dwelling and lot on Court street near the depot
Three desirable and beautiful lots on Birchard
avenue.
Vacant lot on east side of Front street.
Four acre lot on Tiffln street.
Corner of Front and Garrison streets. s2Ex142
feet, the most eligible place for business block
In the city.
Forty lots In Glenn's addition just the place for
suburban residences, and are now offered very
cheap.
Lot 1880 south side South street.
Three lots with dwelling on Fifth street. East
Side.
Lot and brick house on State street.
Two acres In Thad. Balls subdivision.
100000 acres Iowa and Nebraska lands.
Seven acres, dwelling, barn, orchard &C, in
NOrwallS. Splendid garden soil.
0O0 lnfa in Oak Wood Cemetery
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-06-25

THIS standard article is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. 1t gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and MAX
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS a dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, M. D., State As
sayer of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
1 consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-29
AbOnf Ohio.

Tie eyes Of the politicians are now directed
to Ohio, and the representations In regard
TO the result of the coming election there in
October are various. though the most I'M
biased give the state 20 the republicans by a
considerable majority. An estimate male
by an impartial observer places the majority
OF Hayes republican, over Allen ,demOcrat)
at from an.OCO 10 $1,000 He says that the
various local issues will draw out nearly If
not quite Presidential vote; and, a. Gov.
Allen was elected In 1913 by small MAORI
ty, when fllly . per cent or the voters re-
manned at home, this special interest will
greatly Increase the number OF those voting
for Gov. Hayes, while the relative increase
IN favor Of Gov. Allen will be much smaller
Again: in ISIS the liberal republicans threw
away 1890 votes for Judge COll.as. whereas
they will vote this year as a unit FOR Gov.
Hayes; ard even those liberals vino voted for
Allen in lS53 will this year vote for Hayes.
The silent vote in opposition to the All given
TO sectSrian schools will also De large al
though the figures are not at present attain
able; but the democrats will lose in proper
ton To the gains made by Gov. Hayes. About
500 of the prohibition party OF 1S73 will vote
for Hayes in preference to Allen. or even
their OWE candidate, from a desire, first, of
not losing their vote, and also from disgusta:
the failGre OF prohibition as party measure
TO counterbalance portion OF this great in
crease, one must take into account the proba-
bic detection Of a number of republicans who
may belong 10 trades societies, or are en-
gagged in the mining operations of south
eastern Ohio, and who favor the initiation
doctrine Of Gov. Allen, on the IDEA that they
Will get higher wages If more paper money
is issued. Allowing the largest latitude for
this class of voters the calculators give Hayes
a majority of about 2OG9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-29
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FOR THE HAIR

Having been used with entire satisfaction for nearly
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the thousands that have been benefited by it's
IL restores gray faded hair to its Natural Color
In three TO ten days. contains neither Lead, Sui
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when used. IL Is the most economical pre- paration
IN use. IL does not stain the finger nails the
finest fabric. Ii cleanses the scalp and inyigoraes
the roots Of the hair 1t eradicatss and prevents the
forming OF dandrun. Ii is an elegant dressing for
tie hair. 1t has been know to produce an entire
new growth Of hair, though this be generally
expected.
tain itself IN every particular recommend il to
all using requiring anything of this kind
For sale BY Druggists generally aud at Depot cor
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-29

IL seems that "the boys" at Albany, like
some OF those in Washington, occasionally
vary their repOtorial duties by a little anna
teUr lobbying During the legislative inyes-
ugation into the head money" business now
in progress. Mr.. Horace Russell, assistant
district attorney, testified that Nolan, (also
then assistant district attorney and lobby
ist-he has just resigne the former positIoa)
on a certain occasion. told him that he had
made very handsome sum out OF the
steamship companies in securing the pas
sage OF the bill, and had been pad by checks
on the Union Trust Company. On another
occasion, be spOae OF being aidai in his
efforts to pass the bill, by "the boys" and
witness thought by that expires ion, be
meant The newspaper men, as ne was very
intimate with them, and generally spoke of
them IN that way. Mr.. Mcclure, chairman
OF tie committee, observed that the news
paper reporters n Albany, as a rule, paid
more attention 10 lobbying than their pro-
fessional duties The New York reporters.
however, lie desired To say, were not so ba
in this respect a. some others