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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-08

Members Of the Association will have the
right tn select and purchase lots until March
lst, 1875. After March ist, any person can
purchase the lots.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
FnypnIck's Grxlr JxvELnr SAM

FRxpmcK's GIEir JKwELRr SALE
Bear in mind that IL commsnces on
Monday next. ut his brick store, on O
street, Virginia. just rebuilt. Ho will
offer at unreserved auction sale over
500, 900 worth Of goods including not
only jswelry, watches. diamonds etc. but
silver.plated ware, fine table cutlery, oil
paintings, and similar d~esirables. The
sale is absolute. aud everything put up
has to be kAocked down to the highest
bidder. regardless Of cost. Attend the
auction and secure your holiday pres.
enis cheap.
CnEprrrSo rng wRoSo PlRrrEs.--Ths
following item appeared in the Enter
prise Of this morning:
"TmE SAINTS M PRAIsKD.-By this
evening We shall have a sidewalk from
Union to Taylor street on the west side
Of @. The walk will be on u regular
grade and without steps or jumping of
places at any point"
The above looks like IN attempt TO
rob tho energetic business men in that
quarter Of the town OF the credit justly
their due. Render unto Cesar" etc.
CRooKsp wHIsxEr. -Orndorff < Ma
gee Of the Delta Saloon. Q street, vir.
sinia. have a bottle set aside especially
for the reception OF crooked whisky.
1t passed through the great fire aud
came out Of IL with moro kinks and
twists than an old.fashioned worm
fence. II the whisky 1t contains pos
sssses any Of its characteristics. the un.
| fortunate individual who imbibes, will
DO liable to walk himself OIL his feet in
going the length Of Q street.
ONLY A LrrrxR MrssISo.-The types
yesterday made US say: "The Flower
Stand, kept by Mrs. VIM. II. virdsn,
assisted by Mr.. DIR. Kirby, Miss Lena
| Smith and others. is very handsomely
and appropriately trimmed with ever
green's, and loaded with beautiful How
ers. sent daily, sweet and fresh, FROM
oakland, California" II should have
read !" assisted by Mrs. DR.. Kirby" etc
EXCELLENT FRuIr.-wo last evening
saw some fine looking apples. OF Nsvadi
growth, at the variety store OF II. r,
TAYLOR. No. go South @ street, vir'
ginia. They were grown on the Trueks'
meadows near Reno. The apples vert
large, solid. and Of q very superior
favor; much better than those usual,
brought from California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18

TnE wISSERs.- Mis- Elite Cassbolt
was the winnerot the prize at st. Johns
Church Festival last evening, referred to
in our issue Of yesterday. It consisted
OF a complete set Of the wavsrly Nov
els, elegantly bound. Miss Millis Doten
won tho superb doll, Miss Jennie
June" also referred to. Miss Jennie Is
an elegant lady Of fashion, and her
makeup reflects great credit on the
skill and good taste OF Miss Caseboli
1.-THE young lady who manufactured Miss
Juuej. Hor "pinchback" 10 the per-
lection OF art, and hor underwear ID
said to DO exquisite. We have to &c.
cept tho opinion OF others on this latter
point. Ms judgment on such mys'
FERROUS garments is but indifferent.
CouS & IsAAo.-Thess popular Vir.
ginia clothing men have got into their
new store on O street. with q better
stock Of goods than ever. and for more
extensive. their store being twice as
large as II was before tho FIRE. Now ID
the time to make your selections Of
choice clothing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
HIGHWAY
A Granger Interviewed by Three
knights OF the Road.

The Eiioprise OF this morning says;
"a ranchman who came TO Virginia
City yesterday from Truckee Meadows
with a load Of potatoes, says he met a
man near tho summit Of the Geig.r
Grade who had boon stopped and rob
bel.
Tho man. whose nnmo he did not ask.
came to the city with q drove OF cattle =
as a driver. probably-and was on his
way home ON foot. When no had reach
ed u point on the grade some distance
this side Of the summit, where there Il
mn old shanty by the side Of the road,
three masked men. armed with six
shooters. came out and ordered him TO
hold up his hands. They then cleaned
his pockets OF what coin he had. s3s,
and told him TO move along. which he
willingly did.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
DEATH OF Wn. II. WHITE.
Runners Carre1s shat Deceased WAS
shot BY y Policeman.


Vim. III. White. one OF the bystandsrs
~, 80. .ho, !, f,o,t n ,be Silver Pal.
v,-.,.,. :,
nee Saloon soutn v s'fee'. ''s'"i' w
the morning OF the 9th instant, died
from the effects Of his wound at II II.
..u,.,,., M. ho5, ma mr.. told. was
c.n,.,n;, on ,..,
'ak'n 70 'iA','".' a.
evenings tram. ior ihtetinsn'. %
White stood high IN Tue esuma'ion OF
oil his acquantanees' lhoss VINO kne"
him hes, say that no case oil sunerins.
within his means to relieve ever came
under his notice wiihoa, reeei,ins
promp, attention, and he has oeeh Known
to support moro than m esn'ute per
son and family for months hfough no
other mstive than pure beneVoienee.
The circumstances attending . shoo,-
ing scraps that resulted Ia ms uea'h
have so far been shrouded IN daikhess'
those who were present eiihe o know.
ing or refusing to disclose at whose
hands he received tho fatal wound ~
the statement OF one gentleman wno
was present IAN DO relied upon. n,
death OF sir. Wni'e was - =.
due 10 the isnoianco " 'no .P,, No.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
now 1T n
Two NE. who wanted q Run the
.. shebnng."

There 10 certain saloon on South Q
street. Virginia. noted for the elegance
gifts appointments. which POSSESSES great
appointments to a particular class Of indi-
yiiuais. On several occasions lately
these ambitious individuals have at.
tempted to take foreible possession and
to use their own words the
shsbang." No less than seven or eight
such attempts have been made in the
same number Of weeks.
A few evenings ago n man named
Kssrney took the matter in hand 80 do
terminedly that several policemen. in.
Guiding Chief White. had to he called
in TO arrest him. This man and anoth.
or named Ed. McGowsn. who attempted
the same game. have been tried before
Justice Cor (Kearney's trial came on
Yesterday and sentenced to a long term
OF imprisonment in the county Jail.
The former received i've hundred and
the latter one hundred days. Whether
they concluded to pay the necessary
tne. rather than be deprived VI their
liberty. w did not learn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
FOREIGN NEWS.

The IIsrrgovinian Insurrsetien.
NEw YoRx, December ls.-A Regusa
dispatch says that a conference Of tha
United Christian representatives Of
Bosnia was held at Jamaica yesterday
for tho purpose Of discussing the pres
ent aspect Of the conflict with the Porte
aud OF agreeing upon a plan for united
action. Eighty representatives were
present. 1t was unanimously resolved
to continue the conflict until the Turks
were expelled from the territory. Cen
%Paulovitch, Legate Of the National
Government OF Herzegovina will visit
the capitals and ask the Powers to &c.
cord belliserent recognition TO the Her.
zegoyiniaAs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
THE BELIEF COMMITTEE.
Taik Of Closing IsS I.abors-steek
en- Hand.

-
From Mr.. Loomis. Clerk Of the dis
tributing branch Of the Virginia Relief
Committee. We learn that the members
Of the Committee are seriously consid-
srins the propriety Of closing their Ia
bor to-day. We did not learn how
they intend to dispose Of the stock on
hand, further than that the 500 army
overcoats lately received. would DO re-
turned. n only three OF them have yet
been given away. The stock now re-
maing on hand Is: Twenty-Five or thirty
boys suits. twenty mems coats. q lew
pairs % shoes in the womens' depart
ment, twenty-five or thirty stoves, 100
sacks Of iiour and 100 sacks OF potatoes.
It is probable that, upon closing. the
committee will publish q full report Of
the money. clothes and provisions re-
ceiv-d. together with the sources from
which they came. and many other
facts interesting to the donors and pub
lie generally. II such q report would
DO too voluminous for publication in q
daily newspaper. We would suggest lno
charge for the suggestion) that Mr..
LOOMS, who has Tor a long anle peeh
employed by the eonuiitse, anu Is
therefore intimate with its operations.
be employed TO write a%pamphlst or book
on the subject. All. Loomi. iong 81.
perienee asa lawyer anu writer NJ Nun
admirably for The work.
In making such n suggestion. we nave
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
DR.. PiERcE's

PLEASANT PunGArIvr PElLrrs are &C
compounded from concentrated priuci.
pies, extracted from roots and herbs, AZ
to combine In each ANAL granule, scarce
" layer than a mustard seed, As much ca
thnrtic power as il contained in any
larger pills for sale in drug stores.
They are not only pleasant to take, bul
their operation Is easy. unattended with
any gripping pain. They operate with
out producing any constitutional dis
turbsuce. Unlike other cathartics, they
do not rcrdsr the bowels costive after
operation; but, on the contrary, they
establish n permanently healthy action
Being entirely vegetable, no particular
care Is required while using them. .
$500 Reward Ia offered BY the Pro.
prietor to any one who will detect In
these Pellets any calomsl or other foru
OF mercury, mineral poison. or injuri.
ous drug.
They are sold by druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
The Southern California border
Troubles.

The Southern California Border
Troubles.
SAX DIEoo. December l8.-Gravo up.
prohensions arc still felt hero over ths
condition Of affairs on the border. Vari.
our theories aud surmises are given for
the recent murders aud attempted rob.
berries. That plumber wa their object
Is the most accepted theory. although
many thing Soso vas murdered In retail.
iation for his summary execution. while
acting a. Project, without trial. OF three
alleged horse thieves. some four years
ago. and Leclaro vas killed so ns to tell
no tales. Tksro is nj doubt but that
the frontier authorities will do all
they can TO bring the guilty parties
to justice. but it II doubtful II they arc
strong enough 10 control the large num-
Der OF Sonorians 20 concentrating on
the line. We would not DO surprised to
hear Of a conflict between tho MeIicans
authorities and the outlaws at any hour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18

War CArsr- Ir,--Any person who
goes through Virginia and notices the
brick walls lately put up in the burnt
district must DO struck with their ap-
pearapce. In q rmble Of half IN hour
this morning. We noticed not less than a
dozen. the south walls Of which we're
uniformly concave. with a corresponding
c~onyexity on the opposite side OF the
building. Had there been but two or
three such instances il would be reason
able to lay the blame to the brickiayers'
but bein, 20 general. does 1t not look rs
IL caused by somo climatic influence
Who can give an explanation OF the
seeming phenomenal
ELEGANT Goops.-Mr. Morris oil the
firm OF Morris & Nathan. in DR.. Halls
building. opposite the News office. Main
street. Gold Hill. has gone TO San Fran
cisco for the purpose Of selecting astock
Of holiday goods. The goods are ar
irving daily and are the finest in fabric
and finish to be found in the State.
Their store Is q perfect palace Of elegant
and attractive dry goods.
VIEWING The SITUATION. Tom Con-
don, formerly deputy under Sheriff Swift
Of Ormsby county. was rushing around
Virginia this morning. He arrived at
Carson from Elko yesterday with a new
boarder for the State hotel at the Warm
Snr,ucs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18

Tho s~Ssvoaiaa stassea is the
Luags = Fsw Days age ne
e~oyerlng kapidly.

A mmor was In circulation on tho
streets OF Virginia this morning. that
the sclavonisn stabbed in a cabin near
the Hale 4 Norcross works last wednss-
,lay evening. died Of his injuries during
the succeeding night. DR.. EnSe.s, one
OF th. attending physicians. who WAS
interviewed by a News Reporter. says
thnt SO far from such being the case. he
was doing splsndidly at 10 o'clock last
night with every symptom favorable Tor
n speedy recovery.
The doctor says his pulse last night
was gradually decreasing; he was not
troubled with coughing; his breathing
WAS natural and easy; the lung pene-
trated by the knife was not iniiamed;
and the wound was already beginning 10
close. He remarked that the man had
the constitution OF q horse. and would
TO the best Of his belief be on his feet
again in a short time.
The man who stabbed him will have
an examination before Justice Cox at
IL ~. next Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18

Since our r~ecular vseklv mining sun-
u.,x ~ Thprsa,x ,wo erd An. toiIov,,c
;,.m. vo,,hv =, .n.,;., m%.r,;,n.
-
~
n aiuaoie s'rike OF rien ore was maue
in this mine yesterday. ut the la0-foot
isvel In cro.s-cut M. 4 from tho main
80.
no''n u'"'' tn' e.0 na "
three or four feet into IT, anu the
whole lace Is still In rich ore. . is
evidently q portion d. the same r,cn oIe
VEN whicn mas oeen u ih'o w 'ue
other crosa'cuts, n which eomss uowh
from the level above. It's extent 'ar'ner
downward Is OF course not known as yet
but striking 1t in this last eross'eut' 80
much farther north, IL a very promising
indication OF its extent in tina direction
When adequate preparations can Oe
made for regular ore extraction and mill
inc. tho company will have no trouble
in raising dividend money FROM the
large amount OF ore they have already
developed in their mine.
or,~,..i Coid MN.
Thar /, ABOUT a5O ton, Of ore In the
dump and 200 moro accumulated at the
Hope mill, Silver City, which il now
running on ore from this mine, reducing
~ tons per day. Pulp assay average
~ ~ a." iii, =, ~, an rs, o' ~ ~ ,nS. aa nut
dav in o,,iar - .sonmnIs,s wn,h no
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
EASTERN DISPATCHES
,,,c,,L 70 a y, nrLL ,Au.r NV,
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Fire In omaha.

Fire Tn Omaha.
OxluA, December l7.-At 2 O'Clock
this morning . Ere broke out In an old
rookery called Rotten Row, on Eleventh
street, between Farnham and Douglass
streets. The night was intensely cold
and great difficulty was experienced in
getting q stream OF water on the fames.
which soon spread to an adjoining build
ing south. and before tho FIRE was undsr
control eight frame buildings were de-
stroysd. The heaviest sufferer was
julius Meyer. who occupied corner
building filled with several thousand
dollars worth Of music and Indian curl.
o%sities. The total loss win reach &c..
900. with little or no insurance. The
origin is supposed to DO incendiary.
Snow la New Hampshire.
CoScoRp. N. H., December IT,
About eight inches Of snow fell here
during the night. Tho weather is now
warm and pleasant.
MANCHESTER. N. H.. December IT,
A storm commenced here about Q o'clock
A. NJ, but ceased at IA. u. About two
inches OF snow fell. It il clearing Of
now.
AThicsiWx Hergsant.
NORTH PLATTE. Neb.. Dec. lS.-First
Sergeant Charles shaw. Company Fl.
Third cavalry, has deserted from Fort
Mcpherson. taking over $1,000 belong.
ing to men in the company.
Itesp-nins OF Suspended hank.
MONTREAL, Dee. ls.-Ths Mechanics
Bank will reopen to-day. q loan Of $685..
900 having been obtained.
The Gibbet in Geergia-
NEW Yohx. Dec. ls..-A dispatch
from Savannah says that Dick Thomp-
son. the negro that killed Capt. ]. II.
Hunter. at Quitman. in October. 1874,
was hug there yesterday. Gov. Smith
refused to respite him.
Cold Weather In New Ysrk.
NKw YoRx. December l8.--Ths
weather. which for some days has been
quito mild, has again turned suddenly
cold and the Thermometers this morning
have fallen to 8 degrees below zsro.
Scarcely any snow has fallen thus far
this season.
rire-In search Of y Murderer.
CINCINNATI. December lS.-Ths Van.
cott.houss at Forest. Ohio, was burned
yesterday. No insurance. Loss heavy.
The murder OF Webb at London,
Ohio. has been fastened on Geo. Barnes
and officers nre in search OF him. Hsis
supposed to have gone to Springfield or
Urbana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18

A SACRAMENTO lady who sports an A.
tifcial tooth left Il on the table Of the
restaurant whore she had taken break
fast the other morning. and on return.
ing for II about an hour afterward
found Il attached as q charm TO the fot
chain OF the winter. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
Races az Oakland Park-s Seven
I'll starters and sIoW Time.

Races at Oakland park-sever
starters and SLOW Time.
San FRAScIsco. Dec. 1S--l:30 r. NJ
Al the second meeting at Oakland Pari
to-day there wal fne weather. n good
track and increased attendance. The
race was for q purse OF 5000 for trottsrs
that had never beaten 2:35. mile heats.
three In Ave to harness. There were
eight entries and soven started. p.
Pumica's American Boy, G. Malthrop'a
American Maid, W. Applsby's sorrsl
Dick. G. Cooks Dan. j. walsh's Belle
flower. q. Billiards Roam Charley and
J. Palmer's Lille White. Belleaowsr
was the i~avorite In the pools. In the
first heat the start was irregular and un'
satisfactory. Lille White pushed
ahead at the start and led to the half
mile pole. when Belleaower came to the
front and trotted homo IN easy winner
OF the heat; Lille White second. tho
rest Of the field crowding up the stretch
and getting under the wire in the follow.
ing order: American Boy. American
Maid. Roam Charley. Dan. Sorrel Dick
distanced. Tine. 2:iln. In tho Sec
ond heat the start was n slight improve
ment on the first heat, aud similar TO
the first; the field going very much mix
cd to the hali.mile pole, when Belle
flower pulled out aud logged up tho
stretch an easy winner. American Maid
second. Lille White third, Dan fourth.
American boy fifth and Roam Charley
sixth. Time. 2:3CX. In the third heat
Bslleaower sped around the track four
lengths In the lead Of everything. and
was awarded the heat and race. Time
2:42.
Tho Pacific Jockey Club Is now in
discussing matters pertaining
to tho great four.mils race, but as yet
without reashing any definite con-
clusion.
The weather to-day Is cloudy and
threatens 10 rain before long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18

ZOE. Why. Why am I not married TO
some one eiso2' said she. a. he walked
into the room In sections, and absent
mindedly sat down in the slop pail.
"Madam," said he. "thas (hic) only
time in two years we've 'dsavored 10
solve same problem.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
A ~sUPPOCATINC, Cough.

In . letter to Mrs. Llsle, Of Chicago, q well
known contributor TO the Western press, she
ascrbes the cure OF . dangerous cough, accom'
panied By bleeding at the lungs. to Hale,
Honey Of Horehound and Tar. my cough.
hnt ma Honey OF Horehoand and Tar has
rcmoycd every trace of IT," The letter was 10
: lady friend In this city. who has placed u a
lie dispossi OF q. N. Crlttsnion, 7 sixth ave
nue.. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
tntunts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
CURE FOR rHE EpIzoorIc.

DR.. dc Labrousss. the welLtnoSh veterinary
Sarrcon ct Virgins City. IL q decided success
in tue matter Of curing the eplkootic. ns has
q remedy that knocks II every time. lie has
lust euryd the horscs OF Stern e Non, grocery
M provision deal,rr. Of Gold Hill also all the
afflicted horses In Sine Osg's Crnwn point
Liyery Stable, Lower aold Hill. and IL ready 10
cure every case that IL brought % his notice
He skiilfuily aud crcctually treats all diseases
which horrs ficsh Ia heir 10. and curing the
epifootic 10 merely q pleasant psstimc for him
Head his advertisement, In another column. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
.r.r,oNEny Am JEwKLnY.

J. d. Marshall, At the Gold liill Po't
sfnes store, 10 sole agent for. al
the Ban francisco and Sacramento daily
paper. All the hie,t Eastern periodicals.,
insrsrines, etc.. received as roop ~ published,
and delivered In any part Of own niank
hooks and stationery la great variety. blAhk
books Of every description made 10 order al
short notice. Gold aud silver watches, CLOCKS
and 4 nne assortment Of Jewelry; repairing IN
that line neatly aud well done. A large siock
OF toys AMI fancy goods. Zee regular adver'
ti.ement In another column. Jclo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
Arrivals this Msrniax.
n...reurr. I.a.s Eveniag.
x.,,u.s.. ssrviee. Ts--srrs~.

ST. Joms's CHURCH, Con HILL
Thar, will bs divine service tomorrow
at Z p. NJ. Rev. W. X. Jenvey Of
fciaiin:. Sunday School al Ia p. ~
Rev. II. 8. Eastman. will hold divine
service at Dayton Tomorrow al
z p. 80.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
CnRMIcAL STR ENGTH.

Save mo, hekith and money. Avoid quacks
and huv Chemical strength" sold by all
drurrisis. Instructions full. and . cufo guar.
sntcci 10 ANY case Of debilltating dream. lor
seminal weakness), and AZ alar,ning symptoms
erres.es or any cause. CRANE Il BRiaIiAn.
Wholesale Agents, San Francisco. Price ~
per bottle. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
R..leinE over = s.b.ldy defeat.

wArsoSvILLE, December IS. The
news was received hsrct this morning that
the Supreme Court had decided against
the subsidy for tho Santa Cruz Narrow
Guags Railroad caused great rejoicing.
Flags were raised Immediately. This
decision saYss the country $240.0O0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18

Tus LIFTING MArcH.-Those who
take an interest in witnessing feats
Of strength will not fail TO DO present
at the hitting match which comes on NJ
Miners Union Hall this evening be-
tween Nelson Hough and Charley
Brooks. The evenings entertainments
will close with a few impromptu wrest-
ling matches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-18
roe REPoRr.
larrosr.D DAIRY nr r. r. HEATING . CO.
Last Evening

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They are sold by druggists.

Tux Word "sozoposr," which has
already become q household word. Ii de-
rived from the Greek. and composed Of
two words, Sozo and Odontes. "Sozo, ""
translated, NEAR 10 preserve, and
''Odontes," tho teeth" SoIodont." a
preserver Of the teeth. And II 10 true to
its name. It beauties and preserves
the teeth, hardens and i~nvigorates the
gnms. and correets all impurities Of tbs
breath. The odor Of this pure prepare
ton Is so delightful that II ID . luxury
to apply II. Il 10 A harmless 81 water.
Sold by druggists and psrfumers.
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A NEGLECTED COUCH. cold or o
throat, which might DO checked BY q
simple remedy. like browns Bron.
chial 'rroches." II allowed TO progress.
may terminate seriously.
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uRSMAN bitOs. q W..
The v~eli.hnown Furniture Deaierr' i'e sou'n
@ street, arc closing out thelr large stock. a
they have leased . store furtnef Cow uown.
.torf. Meantime, they are selling furniture 81
cost Irices q No. IT'S South q street. lin