davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-25

81: ~ w:;S u moderate request snd steady, o@Ins
sasc fos Aa, MANN
.io.46tslo!7Y for March ma sl7.7s q! hprsl, Vim
~ st sos as'eS A'' ''' 'of Apr'
Lard was setlTe anu fsfn u f1o.o7N for February
mi ti2?2S for Msreh @ sses :2s9 sss. 4 tl?o7Y
Ia meats s..s reported II so1 bo1ss long sad
shors clears Al 1oAc.
..ao,,r GENERAL MARKETS.
ALconoI-Wa' atea4t5 al sara.
ai1o So t' eocs e
nm. e,.a7xo; good meiium brush. oxo: fair 1a-
sido and coyers, 535Hc; inferior. &2IKo; crooked,
'@oe: asrrra-r,. ,,,.,.. ~, o,m ,n,,,n,o,.,,
aOs taa,.. ~ ~" .r,,,. w. aan.,so, ,a, ~
~, ea.,
rr.aes 1ea,e: intsr,or to common. % 1sa17c: con-. CON-
mon TO elolos roa+ 1sfs2se. ....-.... mn.
change ah.r IN se character @ Of % Tho demand Or tse
tenot Q. prieos: There vss = .ugsl'h move. oy
Lewiston, 25Hc; Monaup, 2sBc; Ontario 23kc;
American A. 3lo: Amoskess. &c: bus,.p bpgs. bu.
,.s,se; Do ! ~ ~ 'ssass; saoni''' angle 1sal's;
90: apass S:ss r.,t.nea demand to,
~ ;on. "I w. ono,s oot.a ~ f'ncv 1.,.nsia @
| - ' .e' w 4.oso w.. enn,es ~ tNa', 4"N"' .1n
cream factory Al l2N313Xo, aud lower grades at
"Tx3M ooSI.A ,.,,v .,,,,,.c,orr demand o,t,e, and
tss following prloe. v.ry generally adhered to
Lahiah $io.oo9lo.U; lAe&Avanna, tsnge and nut,
$lnoo: tlo, egg, $3.50: canns s7*s,oo; Efae 800:
bjoek. j5.oo; nai.nora ohto. tsS5; 1a,nois ;4so
esoo;, ;,,,,,,a, .uu
.s i ssS I'D f 1.Fas'sfssss s 1 sSs
ths ;e,af dsM!ps 81 nv; X ss,,vs demand md
shaAs axmsf: Ths saca,p. wsre iais and taa vsaseT
"a SSR ~
stta:as. ~.@.~'4N'''-.' *'' ' ''s' '
odsrs rsceivsd wars ned vithin 10 1sngo Of tho o
lowing prices: Mo. waitso.h, br. $3.50; No. d.
n; tsSs ;'sS H. ~ II, sh9S sss e.s1sf:
~ .ore ,ese f.x ts 1rSs a,s .1SS r.
bank codaab, S 5boa67s; doofKoa coitst,, 5000 o25
nav Labrador herring, spllt, brls, $g00Qss:a do ~
sos; Ne: hetias. 5Ss: columbia IavsF salmon, x.
VIZ fA Ss' @ I'D
so%pssa q sss ss. s s :sa ~ *. IT, 3 a
t1os-Dates, oid 5xahAe; d. now, 7a7Nc; ags.
sS M aan Hsa. boxe.
a@lbe: 7alsins layers, new 32.YsaAo5. looso Atua.
curtsnts. 9H@Hc; cltsou. 210aale, pouksrIc-Alica
applos isaaGn: Michigan apples 10tsiOxc InIia.,a
anu illinois, vhs95o; poschos, halves, l9Esalso: do,
mixed fDHallo; d. parcd 1864 ipc: blkckherrcs 191s
asjo: raspperr!es y3@3fc; p!ttcd chprgiea 25ta?ec
Nu1s-FiIbors, M.s9i1e; amonis, Terragona IOT
] amHc; Naples waltuta now. lGG3i7n tlo Old, liza
lid: French wa!nnts rev, l367lSHc; Nraztla, VIA
| i0c: pecatis. Texa4 lA4tSr: Wilmington peanuts
| BtaBHct Tolnc44es peanuts tt&Go: African peannts
! b19Ec'
UHEEN FHUITs-were In moderate request and
Btc4dy, few outti1c orders aprlcs nere received
but the c,usnd WA chiefly Of ,oai Character Tho
stpok Of choco appIes hsro II considerable fcdun.
| I'd. CfAnUarries are A1mer, ths offerings Of lpe
cara: 1lessiua do A. 90 bar boz BtcY lamona
eGOla 80 per box winter apploa f3J00 A0t per bri
frnn, stpro: craubGFfjes. $lu.t0a ii ,1u pcs trl.
HHOOEHIEB--TAesa wAs moro jnnGirY for coIfecs
Than hes e1lssetl TOR number ct iAys previous and
should Tho demand continue to 3nproye-a.,d ttisro
nro substantial rca.aaa for supporting that it will
rmer prices may ba ex ppead to prevnll tbs 1uas,-
, 1876-01-25
htlen At iats and acaoosr poratn tNn.ls by rail- md
frozen In tbs Nav Tost canals Add ths fakos Jan.
is. i174s


f1FA1 In nF "a Ma a fhh akrA
ia ,e7o,
- -; :
IN .tor..t "hMsa@ "hMnsa@ ohIn' hn' oMh,' oM,' oeEhs,' IT,
-s-.-l---l-.--
ntH xefk'"A n @ III e. e. Ms r. '9e q II II
Euasio. ...... 1,&el,ooo 41l& tiItW islnl .9's1i
GaaA Slt&a9 el9 S3 Sa
i1nut1 .... IT, ia5 ..s.
hfol.d.;. 4! s1 asts III "A *s.k& LIN
ySt"fs1ii." 81 n2 soe9 X g% g@ :. SG MI
fse!1s ...:"" SIt &St .&& .$$Gs III
To1onto ~. :. s5, 81 mA s,Ss T.n1 l.Is
Montrssir,... a:tNg} .M7iH 1ses!f @k!il..:...
bsitinoSEc @.e*7l ia alo' .,..'. ....'.,i" ".'+.'
Nsot ra.p ~. taLsrd km osol r1tsf7 e.7ss jte3
On istes lid ~.
A1olt At Nav ,., ~, ,oo
sofk-".'.' Au.Ho ......+
VT tsn 4 .;s i;ap ;;p - l. III; IL 81 Us sS III
W'f .isn i,;S N.Ts, 81 s.ta5u d - t6Io2
Mt Doe y II ~ M8 ae e. 81 81 tSs1 r.
, 1876-01-25

plTrsBuRo OIL MARKET,
rIrTaDCao, fn~ Jan. 2&.-rstro1eum quict snd
steady t4ads, $2o7xaa2ot Il parksta, rsnnsd. 1sx
113sto. PHILADELPHIA delivery.
, 1876-01-25

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET,
UkxFE1AHp, O.. Jan. 2t.-reteolaam unchanged,
hui arm: standard whte tlo tessh lilo; $50 tstAts}
tsat, l7o; Michigan teat. 14,<d Ia car lots,
, 1876-01-25

C+lf, No. i..... 6"ti.u3 Iiaaslo .auHI-
n:;: KiD.; e. s., i i II + Aso'f r ~ 81
:!s.: HUI; n" a.: ' ' :s's:* &c &c .
SS;;:: $s'$ s.: !; '''ss"::: s s 4
suyNt:H MOCK.
EA!f l.5Q4s1.Gu E}p............ 1.o1Al.N
LUMllEN-Il,v ,atElet relaafs.s aulct. S.n.ii Or.
oxet.a that of ist wlncr tho mild weather ler-
shlts l4ieta aud farmers " IWHcce.e VIII outdo'r
ss 10 US H.. ~ si I'll + S t H
!sr aistrtcsa Of biuthern Michigan Tart Saturday,
This will tAako tLs rolls gooI for LaullnH, ana t,e
llubesuea escsywhuyo adding 10 thpiF furrta Ut
r.en aud tesms IN tas woods 70 o1ser to do II Tho
taa lteen Lay sll4tEtct. tho road4 hsyu Lesn for
Fortnight or nsoro 4! 1aasablo condition. but iu al
daas Ieyond getting she gs .lstl. raady tur haul
si oy soo !" % It los. .sa sa es
hauled to he streams, sud letter from Aptpa d4tcl
jan. u yad theEe auow there md te prospect
fot getting out stot* e lgs was very lo9r. II IA
IL uytvJ My fAsosahIs, uusLssmsn could rot hsta .s
ut out A. large st;ck ~ tacy d!a IL the ,rsyiou.
Sut cnough. Tho inas viii esst 81 oSsaao ;nnro llsa
t.toy did IN tbs saaaan of ls7A-75. Quotations:
f.as md btS0Mi e!a4E $t3.so;at9bo
AAttH III o1tVV 40
Third r!saf ehl-k k..,%.............,1 1h.0 GA5dDa
Char uoorin8, Grat and srcond rough. ao,yJ;sa2tu
tlrlE sIlnR, nrst mud kecund ,....,,,, 18,o02tHD1
First euu1n!un AfinE nE...,.....,........ 1G.E9l7AQ
Flooring, brst eouuOu. dressed ...,... 1J,01.,...
El2arnG, secoud common, d1r4sed, .. 1&.U0G335B0
H1x boards, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s5.00ty y3o0
hox boaras. Observation-Disclosures, 2a.GA4 17uQ
stuck boards. 10 sud II a.,......,,,. 3Aoo A31.u0
ttoek ls..+...............,..,, 11,DeGf1l.Go
s3osK l9$sas. lt.003l1O0
fHae!nH l21A4l100
Gohaneh !osnbe!, ~ = a41 undaT....,,. H. 0119.no
Jasts sod seaatlng, - 70 2f......,,.. l1.oo9lt.o8
, 1876-01-25

stesdy ios ontIons. 1hsra ~ kood demand ter Nc;
aHc. No, : v.s 10 larss supply, vor5 dull and 1lHo
lowsr, md reject.d wia quoted easier, IN iynpathy
with &hs other frido sasf January snd u B1o and
scl.sr February - 7NNa Maruh VIVA nominal NJ 4sko.
and tsy sold 10000 but At 6ao, CAsh sa1t@ H.
parted of 1900 bu No. Il eariots coNua II
tho outside; 800 ba No. y Al atsAu; too hn by
dAmple At sic on tshct. Total Il, ooO hu.
LATEST.
Mess rotf vss activs ani = shsds ftner. Lard VIA
steady 8aIes: 40 brls, At 3lp.l7hai940 for Feb
ruary 9io4s1Ip;a7h for March, md 3lp.7s fot AIri.
fcrnFs closing etser than Change. Btilef Fbt,.
rnsry 'otd At sJa9o,.e closing n gstc. Seller March
Corn WAS shtds asmsr, closing II 4ske for jan
uary, <24o for fehrusry mud 4sAo fe'less for AaI,
Oan were In tnodttasa request knt steady cloalng
At 3oc for MAY.
uAit. HOARD.
Msah pork was fairly active and nrn,, closing 1t
*'o.tsesiu!7f for March snd 317.7s fo! hprsl vith
and &l9.&3t3l9.&7k for Maruh. .. --. -.
Lard letv and f,rtn Il s1o.o7k fer FelIrasry
Anit tt2.?9H for March. Balcs 251 ics, At t1101N
for February, f2sa,f for March md sla4v for April
In meats sAeA fu1orsed Of A01 boxae long aud
short clears al 10kc.
, 1876-01-25

Withdrawn from atoss saturday for city c,,n-
sumption: 1859 bu wheat 3l3 bu oata, 1l40 bu ryc
1870 hu barley.
Tlia following gralu iuspectct1 into storc on
Monday morning: 2carr No. y. ". wheat, " cars
NJ. do; chr No. 1spring wheat, % cara Mo. 2 d.
~ cars No. do, ~ tars rejccte DO cats no grade
ga vhcaNs "A csEs hleh.ndxed corp, 60 cars No. Z
do, ~ ears now 1ui1c4 Do. II cars rejected do, !
cars no grade tlis corn; carp white oats, cara
No, do. car rcjecetl do 2 cars No. 2 rys: cara
No. 4 barley, cars No. . do, = cara 1ejactsd do.
Total, o2i cars, or Gru hu. Inspsctsd out: t3ss1
bu wheat i1,2l7 bu corn, 1861 1u oats 614 BIZ rye,
4,1l9 bu barley.
To haye several communications IN hand relative
to tho *heat question. hut Of them contain any,
thing that has not been said recently, ad Rt ars on
one aiae. Tho writer's observe the old Fue 10 audi
asttrrn pdrttm chiefly by writing on ol Sides Of tbs
paper, which IA awkward matter 10 h1ads III tho oce
Of daily Newspaper. Wn lta to hsar ho.h sides. but
not to h4ss to read on both stlas Of the sheet
Tho lcadlng produce markets 1ess Aciive se-er-
day, and generally taspr. though tho changes In rrco
wcro Hma, a. ruo, md the general tbno hteady one
Tho recapta Of hogs wcro somewhat ArgeE iu keeping
will tho WtaheF. which eooIcr but nut coll Tbs
tomperstare MAS, lnYeYor, low enough End tho
atmosphere ilry enough 10 permit tho A4nil'ng Of
produce. and 90 LoGs and Ing meath moved FREQ
y, sul tAeEo wsa moro dong u. tie grain elsyntora
Tho trading OH tho hoor Wns Lowsvar, chisny for
future delivery.
Dry goods wers moving IN quiet way ut
stoady ahd uniform rrtccn. Tho grocery trade
opana with Father morn lis than characterized It dur.
III. last week, an with tho prospect Vt couttusd lin.
prove'nrnt, thore Ia mora cheerful feeling su,on4
lohbcrs generally, T4ess rslcs changes, tle
market resrpting ateay tos for snoa articles u thu
lmt. B1ttcF WAS In good local demand, md waa
firm. Chcoas io'nk'ns firm uudor = free Inquiry.
TIN chAraasarsttca Of the hs!a, cknucd goods, .Md
dried fruit nlarkess wees essentl'y tho layn
rtHu-} -}1a.tF ,J,e.. Il
, 1876-01-25

11{0s, coupon ......usH
0urreunit4..........3tH
HON QA% ~
V!rHlnls, new........ %
Missouri @....... ..10l4
, 1876-01-25

LATEST.
hkW Yo2x, Jan. 2t--0old o. snsl It 1l3 md closed
1l3.. al tae ases o! t4e day having bten 1t tAsae
aRufes. Carrying rates we're to-,
doFstnneuA Haro very strong. With an advance OF
n To y. Tho insestuent demand wss heavy.
Hsifroads at,ong. with Nart4xcstern consolidated
eonfiou gold a. tbs featuso witch advanced IL o.
h1Ats hucur1iics were atha1y.
htoIas deeli1tt ~ in early dealings. but sutss
4lAhuy C1ca'he strlhX. and advanced Il to ~, Itia
lsEEeAt risJ Wa ~ Uaou lAed thu ile1t III il L4Ls
sto'o .nd :: IL f4elte Mall During tbs tasI hour
ap market was ttn md asheE Will sosne reaction In
ehs anal Dealings lAeInc Hall sni Lake Slore wtrs
s!esRou.asy .sttse sna stseag FssuAaetiuls sgyrn-
EAttd 0D AhAre&, of which " ttu WeFe Pactdo Nall
ltNN Westesu untou. ttua Eur!l lwestssn. 900 St.
Pau, 100 kfta NJ O Laks Elor,, aud 500 pAlo4
Money t.s1, ccstuK At S.
Primo mercantile ps,~t, G{31,
customs Tecs!pts. 3lt7, ,oh,
Tnt A4slatAut FFs4sattx alabnstSa f99 ncn
Cle41inK1, 8+S,D03,ouu.
Starring ttspns II A4'X0la3.
oprknxMIkT poApS.
couponA, M...,.... ..l1lt E4w 4wss.........., .,11sk
coapoas' @.."".,.n7x lo-Aaas ssx."..... ..llgX
, 1876-01-25

municipal governments. The New York Uaup Dp;tetfu
u constantly addinR 10 s lists of cities whose taxes
hAYe Erowa faster thnn ther population. Dslsuare,
FtoEdencp. Z. l.. and Cincinnati tho lat dtlonr
For conveuencs Of comparison, The percentages pt In
OF population and taxes In the various cities
may Be ARRANGED kshuisrlf.
, 1876-01-25

BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan, 9a.--aAA1K--WheAt dull; Qua
cat lard Alnussosa u sI.a3. Corn dul; car new na
trick q blo. U4ts jn1etiYo. nya lnaetiro, uArIsy
9ule; 70 carr No. cAnAdA u tl.t,; 10 cara 7roxsd
&t2ts at 20&t3o On track.
, 1876-01-25
THE PRODUCE MARKETS,
NkW IonK.


NKW ronk.
!rpstfai Dt,pdteA Il fAa ca4poes tribune.
dsltx-Wheat-Martet quiet and hsEn; moderats
export and milling inquiry 1t p6ctloo for reJected
slring: 3t.o081,20 for uDgraled spring; 4l.o7@Llo
for No. q Chicago; tt.1oes1.l1 for No. Milwaukee;
a229t.2s for No. Chicago and Norshwcstcrn; ti.1l
In for No Milwaukee: LAO for No. sptinR;
13@t.38 Tor winter rod Wcstsrn: $l.2I9t.47 for au-
bor do; anil 80 FOR whs Western; sales sooo
b'. Rye dull, At s793oa for weatssn; oo994o for
aats; 0oc for Canals In bond barley quiet aud un-
chaussd. Corn acuvs; H1a higher; saisa GO 900 bu.
At &c for no grade mixed and 77u for old Western
mzed aAost: Also 600 hu graded mixed for Febr,l-
1ry at 63@t3k. Oats stsady; sales Of $1,000 bu a ~
@+Ro for nlxsd wettern aud gtsto and l0as2o {or
white Western and stAsb.
rnovIssoxs--Mtldiea dull At 1o,f01Io Tor long
olraf. Lard hcavy sAcs Of 100 tcs at IL l.16c for
psisns stean,.
WnmKr-11arkes stesdy; sales Of 100 bs,s a. q, 10Y
per Eai.
dnoofa1Es-bugar h,srk4t steady; limited inquiry;
fair to Rool rehning qnotod st s@s4c; primo, s;to;
Nos. 10 nnd ~ Havana. aH0sko Coff%s market uu-
changed; moderate tnqstsy; Nffquoted At t85t31oHo
stesdy; moderate demand.
TALLow-1sulsa unchAp9sd nodor.4s INQUIRY:
primo city 9uoted It . s-1GuoHr.
l1b ns Assaaaaitd Ftsss.1
FKW YonK, jan 24.--torrpa-Quet; 13913 8-16o;
futures cloacd quiet hut stesdy; January, 1s l-16
IT 3-32o; Fabruarv. l3,s@1a sg2o: March, ls1l-9aa
13Ho April IL 0-lc3to 1880 Msy, IL 11-iGc
juno. II 3l.32ts14o; Auguat, 14l(n-
ftouh-scoIptR. u 900 br1s; better inquiry for 81.
port and homo ,se: steady: No L tl2aa4O SUPER
fns sato aud Wastern. s4.1ss4 .7o common to good
A1tEa. $50o0s.ss good 10 clsotcc 15&0Gs.s0; wlite
wheat extra, $s.0587.75; extra Ohio, $50oes72s; st.
11fR 1Af fak
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-26
BLACK HILLS ITEMS.
IProm the Black HILL

lprom ths Black Hills Pioneer. Dee
The Florence mine at Bear Butte has
been tunaelsd 10 the depth Of ssvsnty-ivs
fest. The ore carries very rich chloride.
horn. and frequently native silver. The
width Of the tunnel 10 four by six feet.
and most u the rock taken out 10 equal TO
that which Stokes had smelted Ut Denver.
and which yielded 1864 ounces Of pure
silver. valued ut 81. Gl0. This mine Is the
lowest location in the limerick ever
worked In this country.
The Treasure Mining Company are
building . shaft house and ore sheds. and
are preparing 10 sink daring the entire
Winter. Tho ore from this mine 10 anti.
monial silver. carrying . large amount Of
brouf4de Of silver. II 10 wsrthy Of remark
that this Is the first bromide VI silver
found In the Black Hills.
Tho Rutherford Il. Hayes mine Is work
ing enc shift. and a. the ore 10 very hard
tho progress Of the shaft 10 not over ons
fost per day. with M opening ~ BY ca
feet. The ore 10 very rich. carrying IN
Assay Of 5000 In silver aud $40 In pure
gold to the ton.
The Buckeye Tunnel Company are work
ing upon their ground at Bear Butte. and
have excavated TO the depth Of fifty feet.
The ore 80 far has proved very rich In
silver. and u the same character 10 that
taken from the Florence mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-26

~. u.a. an .-u.,-n--m. A.
A. 49, w~N
~r..--,S
- ,.,. -. ~.
-. IN ,no,
N. sr,r.m. c.. d.c;.ion. and
,h.. cor,, .,,,, -. An. indignant
=, ~. : 10 I'm, candidate ia
a;...,;.s.1 ID, n. counting Of the
- r. -. H. h.,. now IN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-26
ANOTHER ABSURD PROPOSITION.

Only second In absurdity to the bill
offered by Senator Wallace. BY which
the President Of the United States Ia 10
be chosen BY lot. Al one would throw
dice for the drinksi In a bar. rootn. IL that
offered by Senator Wright. providine
for . cout. to which the defeated ean-
didats might appeal after the election Of
his rivalhA ~ been declared. The bill OF
Mr.. Wright coAtsmplaiss a court CON.
posed OF the Chief Justice OF the United
States and six District or Circuit Judges.
each Of whom shall be without political
bias. To ind o Chief Justice Of the
United States. or "six District or Cir.
cult Judsss." Who have no ''political
bias" will BE- M difficult as to find any
other man OF common sense who has no
opinion Of his own Pm the great ques-
tons which are aeitating this country
today. Politics il = part Of our ma
tional life. and every citizen who 10 wor-
thy Of citizenship in this Republic.
United States judges included. 10 bound
70 have some leaning toward one party
or the other. II he has not. no Is not
d. 70 vote. and has no claim to exercise
the right.
But beyond ibis proposition. which is
absurd ON the face Of it. what good
would the establishment Of such a court
Of appeal - this dor Their decision.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-26
ruR OUTLOOK.


Owing v ths universal stringency md
dull imes for the last few months. ths
people generally practice economy in their
purchases In all branches Of trade. The
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation,
We feel grati6ed that our business has
held its own beyond u expectations. Al
though the hard times are mot yet past,
We feel that reaction will come. and that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this. we are laying In
. large and well-selectcd stock Of custom
made clothing for men and boys, furnish
goods. bsots. shoes, hats. trunks, ~yalises,
blankets, etc., and In purchasing Kept On
eye 10 tie maiH ekanes = namely buying
ehsap-for We know that We must sell low
10 meet the depleted purses Of the COM
nunity, and We can and will do 1t. Come
and see II We don't.
RxrxsrxM 4 WOLF.
Leading Clothiers. Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-26
ANOTHER black HILLS PAPER.

The Black Hills Hsrad il the name Of
. new journal which appeared at Custer
City on the 18th Of this month. The
editors aud propristors are A. II. Ken
nsdy and ]. 8. Bartholomew. The in-
itial number shows that they know how
to run . newspaper in q new country.
and shows. too. that even In the dead Of
Winter. Custer City. with Its rigorous
climate. is prosperous. That there is a
Rrsa, future in store for the Black Hills
is shown BY the increase Of journals in
that region. They are the pioneers OF
civilization. and when they appear pros-
psrity is sure TO follow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-26
BRONCHITIS.

From John Rlagg. Esq, Of Bennington, n. HI
"Thrss years since I WAS very much reduced
with dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron.
ehiiis. affecting me % severely - 10 render u
dificuli to speak In an audible 70 CO. To this
WAS added severe night sweats. and I was fear.
ful OF going into q decline. Aftsr fecourss "
various remedies 70 no purpose. ! made uss q
Or. wistar's taisan Of wild Cherry. . few bot
ties Of which fully restored me 10 health.
since that lime have had several severe a.
lacks Of cough, but the baisam has always 70.
should not know how 20 do without H."
Sold by all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-26
WE CAN'T TALK

without showing IN. coalition Of our teeth.
livery laugh sIpssss them. In order not TO b
,shAned OF them. let Ne use that standard
dsntfrice. sOZDDONT. which 10 sure 10 kssp
them white and spotlsss. No tartar can In.
crust them, nc cank~r Affect the euamsl. M
species Of decay inftst the dental bone. "
sOZopONT IL regularly u.ed. 10 10 . botsn.
icsl pref anation. ana lite beneficial effects on
the teeth and gums arr marvellous. ~ Il ~
removes all discoloraiions aud renders the
gums h,rd and rosy. Is
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rmR PERUVIAN SYRUP

vtsilres and snriehes the blood. tones MP the
system. builds mp the broken dsvn. lures dJs.
pep IL. liver complaints, d'op'y. chronic disr
rhoa, boi.s, nervous Affections, ehills and e.
yer, humors. loss OF constitutional vieor. dis
eases Of tbs kidneys and bladder. female CON.
plants, and all diseases originating IN Q b ID
s,sie Of the blood or accompanied BY debility
OF q los state Of the system.
CAurioN.--Be SURE you get the Peruvian
syrup. Una dollar and two dollars . bjitls.
Prsrarh by sHrn W.. fawLE 4 Sons. % Harri.
500 avenue. Doston.
Sold By druggists generally.
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AuGusr RLoHRR.

The most miserable beings In the world ais
those suffering from dyspepsia and liver com
plant. More than ssvsnty.nve per cent. Of the
people In the United States are afiicied with
these two diseases and their effects: such 81
sour stomach, piek headache. hsbitual costive-
ness. palpitstion Of the heart, heart burn. wa
ter brash. gnawing and burning palms st the
pit OF the stomach. yellow skin, coated tonsus
and dlsagreeable lasts in the mouth, coming
your d uxgist and get . 7o-csnt bottle OF Au.
gust Flower or . sample bottle for 10 cents.
Try 1.-two doscs will relieve you. AGENTS..
CRANR 4 BRlGHAk. wholesale Druggists,
San Francisco. CalifornA 81 On
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A -sUFTocAriSa . q

In . letter to hr,. f.isle, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western press. she
arcribes the cure of dangerous cough. accom-
panied By bleeding a. the lungs, 10 Hale's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar. my cough"
abe says. .threatened TO suffoeate me .
bat the Honey Of HorehouDd and Tar has
removed every trare OF IT," The letter was 10
alady friend To- this city. who has placed Il a
the disposai Of q. ~. Crittsnton. Z sixth ave.
nue.. Fixes Toothachs Drops cure In one
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Tue most popular man in America
yesterday was old Santa Claus. II the
children all had a vote, the present
political problem would DO Immediately
solved by the election Of Santa Claus az
President Of these United States. and
for q life torn at that.
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And In accordance with Law aud an order OF
the hoard Of Directors. made on the 10Th day
OF November. 1910. 90 many shares Of each
parcel OF sueh stock % may be necessary. will
be cold at public auction. u the once of the
compans. Room No. %. Nevada Block, 500
Monigomery street. saa frsleisco. California;.
on THURSDAY, tbs iuh day Of January,
1877, 81 the hour % one O'Clock =. n, Of
said day. 10 Ray said delinquent sssessment
thereon. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses az the sale.
ALpRRD X. DURBR0w, Secretary.
O~nfce-Room No. 90 Nevada Block. No. 500
Montgomery street. San francisco, California.
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BORN.

snoRr-fs asps.. December asi. 10 The wifo
of d. J.. Short. q rsn.
TONEY-ln Belmont. December 2Sd. 10 tho vifr
OF Albert Toney. . am.
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wsnLp's 0aEAr RKnlpr "Nedics
Wonder - for rheumatism. neuralgia,
cramP-colie. colds, sprains. burma. TOOTH
aehe. etc. oc4 line
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The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
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NEW TO-DAY.

cILvER CITY MINING COMA.
y Medication Of principal place OF busi.
pcss, Ban Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notiee.-There ere delinquent upon the fol-
lowing -described stock, on account OF sosss
mont no. ~ levied on tho 18th day OF Novsm.
Dor. 1870, the several mounts Get Opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, ~ fol-
loMsi
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HAaAS's MlssoLiA BALM preserves and
aestores the complexion. removes freekles.
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. Its application can.
not b. detected.
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CARD.

To all who are Suffering from the errors and
lndiscrctions Of youth, ervou weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood. etc.. win send
Q recipe that will cure you. frro Of charge.
This .rest remedy Was discovered by . mic.
sionAry In south America. Send . self.ad.
dre-sed envelope TO the Rev. Jossnh 7. lnmsr,
station d, bible House. New YORK CITY.
II m
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LYos's KAruARlox makes beautiful,
glossy. lu1urisnt hair I; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years, 10 charmingly pcrfumed,
rnd has no rival.
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lied.

KpENRY In uold Hill. December 2ith,
Lucfetia kccney. sgcd u year..