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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Views Of lhe English Railroad
Committee.

LONDON, April 1S.-The Dundee Com,
mittee sent to America to investigate af.
fairs Of the Erie Railroad Company, af.
ter speaking OF the essential condition oi
the successful reorganization, conclude at
follows: In view, however, Of the diff
Guilty Of the seeming action Of bondhold'
ers, the doubts about whether co-operat'
ing stockholders can be secured and the
necessity for an amicable settlement with
all the claiments, they think foreclosure
Is soundest plan, and it would doubtless
be preferred by those stockholders who
really care for the welfare Of their prop
erty.
The essential conditions alluded to
are as follows:
Eirst-An effective control Of the man
agement by the real owners and bond
holders.
second-The restoration OF equili-
brium between the compulsory interest
charge on the mortgaged debt and the
minimum net earnings. ......
Third-A provision for narrow.gaug-
ing the line.
The net floating debt is S2,s00,O00. II
part Of the net revenue for sufficient
period could be applied 10 paying the
floating debt and narrow-gauging the
line, there could, with capable manage
ment be no question as to the capability
Of the property to earn the interest on all
its mortgaged debt without the necessity
Of foreclosure and assessment on the
shares.
SUSPENDED PAYMENTS.
Latonbere & Co., merchants OF Liver.
pool, have suspended. Liabilities, $780,
900; fully believed to be covered by as
sets.
ENGLISH HOP MARKET.
The market for English hops is quiet.
Demand for European and American
fairly good.
HERZEGOVINA.
A special from Berlin says the north
ern powers decline to discuss the terms
proposed by Herzegovina, deeming them
inadmissibie. They also decline to guar.
antee tho execution Of reforms. 1t is
thought the imperial governments will
reply to the memorandum Of Waywodes
by fresh summons to cease hnaliiitics
and accept the sultun's promises.
OFFICIALLY DENIED.
The reported negotiation for the cession
to the German empire Of the right Of the
Duke OF Edinbnrg as heir presumptivc
to the Duchy OF SAKE Cobnrg and Gotha,
is officially denied.
SNOW STORM.
A heavy snow storm prevailed last
night throughout England and Ireland
and vegetation is suffering.
Turkey is considering proposition Of
the Jewish bondholders, in conjunction
with other denominations, 10 exchange
the bonds for lands in Syria.
A Madrid special says the DidriO,
ministerial paper energetically denies
that the government intends TO re.estab-
lish the cOncordat OF 1851.
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SENATE.

Mr.. Bogy presented memorial Of the
St. Louis Cotton Exchange advocating an
increased appropriation for the Signal
Service. Referred.
Mr.. Wallace presented petition Of
citizens Of Pittsburgh favoring the pas.
suge Of bill 10 regulate commerce and
prohibiting unjust discrimination by rail
roads. Referred.
The Senate bill to amend the laws rela-
ting TO the legal tender Of silver coin, on
motion Of Mr.. Sherman, was recommit-
ted. ......
1t was ordered that when the Senate ad.
journ to-day il be TO meet on Monday next.
The morning hour having expired the
Senate resumed consideration Of the>un.
finished business, the bill authorizing the
requirement. OF Pennsylvania avenue.
The bill was discussed at great length.
Pending the discussion the House bill
making an appropriation to supply the
deficiencies in the appropriations for the
year ending June 80, 1876, aud former
years was referred to the Committee OH
Appropriations.
After short executive session the Sen.
ale adjourned till Monday. s..I
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PROPOSED CRIMINAL LAW.
AGREED.

The Senate to-day agreed to the amend.
mcnt to the bill for repairing Pennsylva.
mia Avenue, directing the President to de.
tail as commission to select the material
and have charge Of the work &C., Generals
Humphrey, Wright and Gilmore, Of the
engineer corps Of the United States army
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The Iron AND NAIL MARKErs.-ln
consequence Of the new arrangements
among the nail and bar iron men there is
lirmer feeling in pig mc,al,this week at
Pittsburgh. The Manufacturer, Of yester'
day, says that while the inquiry, as rule,
is for small lots, to supply actual wants,
there are intimations Of negotiations
looking to the purchase OF round lots.
Some buyers appear to be little appre'
hensiye OF a slight advance. Hence there
is firmer feeling among sellers. In re.
gard TO nails, there is nothing new to be
said. There is not much apprehension
Of any cutting in the near future. The
Manufacturer says that the prospects now
are for good trade this spring and sum.
mer in manufactured iron at Giving
margin Of profit"
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FIRE RECORD.

sr. PAUL, MnS, April 12.-smith &
Parker's planning mill, ut Minneapolis,
burned last night, Loss $4,000. In.
sured for 5000.
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Boston, April 1S.-This being an an.
nual fast day business was entirely sus-
pended.
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HOMESTEAD ENTRIES.

Mr.. sayler, from the Committee on
Public Lands reported a Senate bill to
confirm the preemption and homestead
entries Of public lands within the limits
Of railroad grants in cases where such
entries have been made under the regu-
lations OF the Land Department. Passed.
The morning hour having expired Mr..
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Eye z Ear.
Drs. Mcdowell and Brinton

Would give notice to tho citizens Of Wheeling and
vicinity that they bAyo taken parlors At the Nc
LURE u0U E, where they uill remain limIud
time, 10 treat medically and luIgieIly all WhO may
gans. Having hAd vast experience 10 private prao-
tcu, and As attending surSrOus 10 the lnry+ EYE
and EAR HOSPITALS, DiSrENSARlE9 and
IEFIRMAkIESi VI Baltimore City. which arc uni
VerSllly Acknowledged to be tecoAd 70 Rons In ne
country, and bang physicians N JuA ahd regular
sianding, graduates Ot ono Of the Oldest ami best
Schools q Medicine, We propose TO treat all dis
cases Of the
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SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the
APPLICATION Of GLASSES,

To SuIt all age5, and to correct ali defects Of retsc-
tiOn remedial Q BY glASes ItnAIGt cimmnnly
kn 'Wn, that thousands Of eyes arc annually i'm.
paired by the iDIudielous use Of SLectscts Eeloe'
Cd either by the EAtIent himself or BY the lueIn'
petcnt dealer. These cyes might have boan indua'
nilSly pre'erVed bad 5pertAcles been accurately
adjusted and accuracy can ouly b insured By cart
iut mathematical a. etlIltlOns basel up0n the Gccu-
rate measurement Of tho focal range Oi the eye
omce hours from . A. MtO9F.M and from Z
6dico hours tsund,yy from to loA. n. audtrom
to4 Pm.
pR-LAdIes entrance on l2th street.
VIM J. MCDOWELL, NJ D., late Phyaeian 70
Out Patieuts Maryland Uni!. Di'PenGry. Late
Attending Surgeon 10 the Balumote hye and bar
IndrmaTy.
WILMER BRiNToN, M. D., late Of University
Hospital, baltimore, Nd. apS
NoFFEES
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ScaIcsg moved to go into Committee OF
the Whole on the BILL to transfer the In
dian Bureau to the War Department.
Mr.. Randall moved to amend by going
into Committee on the Legislative Ap-
preparation Bill. Negatived.
Mr.. Scales motion was agreed to by \
vote OF 1888 yeas TO 90 nays. The House
then went into Committee OF the Whole,
Blackburn in the Chair, on the Indian
bill, and Mr.. Cook concluded his speech
Of yesterday in favor Of the transfer to
the War Department.
Mr.. seelye spoke against the bill and
Mr.. Hooker advocated it. Without ac-
tion on the bill the Committee rose, and
the House took recess till 7:3O P. NJ.
The night session will be for the consid-
GRAFTON Of the the Legislative Appropri-
alton Bill.
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The Spaulding Court Martial.

SAN Francisco, April BIN the
Spaulding court martial to-day, Dennis
Jordan, contractor, testified that he en-.
dorsed the certificate due him for 2,4G0,
to which Pinney obtained spaulding's sig.
nature and filled up for SS2,49O,
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NEW YORK.
f.r - =
Delegation OF Merchants Ap'
nnFnfah

pointed.
New York, April l2.-The dry goods
merchants held a meeting yesterday and
appointed delegation OF fifty Of the most
prominent merchants to attend Stewards
funeral,
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anII N
shoula eI'''y so"o, o ,ho ,wo mor,0,ves
loFee" '"'r' ,',,.. " . :. ~ owoo,,na, e,o h
nc o''ID'lS .," - = m.oi" or,s, .ud ha.
l'' "ppT,"'. a,'a . ano - . sno Lon. =,
n IIp" ~: ,o.l, whan ,rnn;nr derh,o
~ 'A'' r. r. - -. w.. ;. -. ,.sm =
eoo so,"' .. ON o 20. - 80
wv MI, -. .,,. .,,,., u,;u
J., -, -. A..
80, N 80 ~, , 49,
,.o-... III a. H..,;.n .,.,', ;n,o ro,
~. - e. III, Iii, -
.'.
presents Sl5O,UOO actually expended, O
-oJ,,.,;au II q. o,,;r.l o.ooL ~ cIOh
oNo ;" avn h.Ir you'd ,oo "a sS7 6oO .,
"a. .;n,.
heW STOCK 10 De taken, anu al'eF cIeaFi"B
ofr the $40 600 of floatinp debt, leave a
working capital OF S27 800. lis thought
that such an arrangement would set the
mill mnrc firmly m TIA feet thnn nj any
no,;od ~ Il. h;.,o,v and or,h,o :, ~
tMooos.fuI,v mil thror,h tho n-esort
,;mo. and Lscoms ors of our s,,ccsssful
mi, o0ncorrs in ,ho f6,u,s Nail. l,ve
rooon,,. oJrorosd n . nr;oo whoro :, will
600 n,.Lo ,hom II al roll u.r.,od Mill.
i,a.os,,nm,. "nI :, wo,,,J ,hor"foro ,oor
~ ~ 0,:" ~. -, 49,. 49, ~.
as;.;, ' ~ ~ ~" ,,;.,s.u % ID IL ,a,,a. ,,os".
a,,o"
n. ..;,.,,.,. a.. c....,.,,o ,o.,,;.;,.
80. ia -, S...'. ~
~ =, 't 49,. so ,,,; "
c,D,,., .,oct s,a,oO
Fin. mortgage. 1000
: ''''NS "'"''''''''''''''' '' ''''''''''''- --e
Total iiAOiitsy".'""';;''''''''''''sE' 'sE'''O0
60 60 mach mSchInes, S Snpie i SSS ground 1 and
extensive coal privilege that s,,0,o
Bills receivable and stock on band 900
Leaving deficiency Of. .......... sO5OOO
-S--
WE nave 10 make our ackno"'euse'
mehs 10 bro'her Long'ey Oh he De''
ialre INDEPENDENT Oh the SUBJECT OIL grass
ch'mneyS' we announced " aay or '"0
ago, IN Some"ha. ihcFeduiouS tone
'ha' MS iaSoFi1e ma'ies no".a'"ays ~as u
glass lamp CHIMNEY, anu that WIN 'mS
weapon lie uFoSe mans IN nus p0aFu ien'e
'n'S spring, wnen p.ayins .ne ,o's oi =
granger 0" MS pFe"'Se'' ,..' nn,S "'tso's s'"''
we in''ma'eu' was '''''e '"T"" Vi
the kinu tne ahc,en's "sea 10 "'aNe Ae
corning 70 "enuei1 rn''npp' '"e "r' VI
wn'ch nus oeen 'os'-'ha' ~ e'AS," '"''
Mhat Is eiaS'.c s'Ass as compared WIN !"
s'a~ ia%p '"''n"ey '"a' o.'' "s "s'u =.
oo"a'Dae na'n"'t' 'pee''ns""' W "".n ~,
we actually Sn" yeS'Gtu"y, anu 'o' w "n'v"
We are nj ,"ueo.c" " -. ," S"""'", .., D.
s'.e. i"ere - "' "'"", "0V"' " w ,.
a'N"s ."p"c.''' wv "'o' w., Wv A.,
'na' " eau Oe '"Fo"" v" VI. "oO' WV
anu no' Ot'aS' SURE '"N' ."A,' v"' Wv w.
''a"o o" 'ne O"'O """ "O' "',"a :, " NV wv
saw u" '"ese e"iVf'ne"'N "sui ~ =.
s'aSS IL very neasy ~? a'' was "'"ea u
laH,'eeu x, vi Ut OVO uesF'e" y. "eA''
lhere IL one ea eaperims.,--'n' u'O'' ':n'
poFtant onc-.tna' we ",n not SeeTrt
the lamp tried as chimney "n,'S
passabIe hammer, We have nc
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Charles B. Wilkinson starts for Jeffer.
son City, Missouri, tomorrow, in charge
Of US, Detective Finnegau.
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At the evening session of the House
various amendments to the bill were
offered and rejected, and after progressing
as far ns page 81 the committee rose and
the House adjourned to meet Saturday,
tomorrow being a public holiday.
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OFFICIALLY DENIED.

The reported negotiation for the cession
to the German empire Of the right OF the
Duke Of Edinbnrg as heir presumptivc
to the Duchy Of SAKE Cobnrg and Gotha,
Is officially denied.
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WIND UP YOUR SOUL.
In Order to Appreciate Mrs. biin'
keaberry ON the Mig osrns"
Hand The Old Mans Ideas On
she subject.

Mrs. D~iinkenbsrry Vas teasing her hus-
band to take her to National Guard Hall
| 10 hear the German Military Band.
"whai dye wan, to hear them pu'eh'
men for ?" asked Blinksnbsrry. testify.
"oh. they're srandr' cried the lady,
enthusiastically. They do say that Carl
Beck 1. Ju.i splendid. Through his band
he give, A welcome. a vail. or . warning ;
sound. a pran. plant. or praise. ne
.hrisk. through the piccoio, shouts tntousn
The c~larionet. boasts through the amp
81. ,hronrh the oboe, threatens through
he d,nm. and thunders through the bonn
barJon. lie cries 10 pHan,. through the
cI.yion. voos through tho French horn,
pip.. peace through the hute, u
,hrapch al al ence. The effects produced
are Iiks those Of an organ blown by .
vhirlsind and played upon by the tenn
nests: but IL i. the organ all the unie'
sweet. rich. full. glorious. -,
"Narisr, don't you know that the wall
~ that there hall Is eighteen inches out o
nlumbY You hain't forgot the Sacramento
an Brooklyn horrors, have your"
ooh, no; but Brutus, l do want TO hear
Mr.. scheibe in his Oboe solo with the echo
accompaniment. IL IL ono Of those ef-
oui,itely beautiful rcnditions which always
clisgs around the memory and will not lot
/, 20, aud the echoes VI which are like the
footballs Of thought In the halls OF the
past"
''Oh. hang them heightened h~orn-tooters.
Gimme Tommy. Make Room for Your
Uncle. or suthin' ihatll set yer feet goin'.
That's 49,"
..Nons but the most educated mu.
.ician.." replied Mrs. u. loftily. Z. and
those Who have had experience In similar
organizations. eau fully appreciate the
high degree of excellence 10 which this
hand Ia. attained. But this does not mat
ter with the listener. II no gets all hs can
appreciate. that is all he can ask fer, aud
ID /. his own misfortune, not tho bands
fault. that his measure Of appreciation IL
not large sneugh to contain the perform
anes entire"
sssay, Marian, where in thunder did you
pick up ali that horrible trash Seems 10
me you have been reading that there local
man " the Esisgaris,."
.sYes. Indeed, I have. lie 10 . man all
saul and in sympathy with the higher life.
He's Just too sweet. Of course very few
people can understand him. One needs
soul for that"
well. it's burned drivel In my opin-
ion" said B~iinkenborry, carelessly pick
Ing up his hat. "I wont take you TO that
there hall. Il amt safe, an l wouldn't sit
in ID for a thousand dollars an hour.'
That night. a. Blinkenberry was dis
robing. something foil 10 the iloor. Mrs.
Blinkenbcrry picked IL up. II was q ticket
for a reserved seat at the boxing match
between Davis and Mace at that unsafe
hall. B~linkenssrry passed a miserable
night.
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ev YORK Hazard.

NEv YoEK, December l3.-Sales in the
Morning Board. in currency, we're; 900
Alpha. 37G37h: $50 Bslcher, i5esi5s;
$50 Best a Belcher. ~; 800 Bullion. 10;
400 Caledonia. i3fti3ii; 100 California.
ISL 100 Chollar-fotosi, $50; 300 Imp
rial. "a; $50 Virginia Con, ES@is;
$50 Caledonia, 10: 500 Crevn Point, 9ttt
81: $50 Exchequer. iieti3; 200 Gould 4
Curry. ~; 1850 Grant. 9et9lb, 100 Hale
4 Norcross. 7S@7a; $50 Jnsiiec, gh;
ZOO Ksntuek. iietii q: 500 hossuth. :
COO Leopard. 6SetI; 800 Mexican, ia
400 Ophir. 39ts: 200 overman. l2leti29'
o RAYMOND a Ely. ~ Gt3ia; GOO savage,
H. MiiI; rs Segregated Belcher. 9Js
u Sierra Nevada. i3a eti2s; 300 Silver
Hill. iOA; 900 Union Consolidated, ~
400 Northern Belle, 3GS; 500 yellow
Jacket, 49,.
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As,eet Males.

SAN FRAScisco, December i3-2 p. NJ
Caledonia-ui bid.
Alpha-3i asked.
Union Con.-iOi bid.
Califsrnia-i9 bid.
Best 4 Bslchsr-t3's bid, t3h asked.
MsIican-3Oa bid.
Caledonia-i3s bid.
AlphA-J3s bid.
Overman-ii2 bid. III sskci.
California -i9iu sold.
Gould 4 Curry-llS bid.
Mexican -20h bid.
Ophir-36a bid.
Mexican-20t soil.
Gould \ Curry-i2 hid.
~Ophir-Jit. bid. 81 asked.
Ophir-Ia sold.
Yellow Jackst-i7 bid, iIa asked.
Impcrial-2s bid.
Virginia CONS bid. i3l sold.
Hale a Norcros.-7a bid.
Justice-2ii bid.
Virginia Con.-i3'. bid. az asked.
Caiifornia-i9a bid. 49, asked.
Chollar- Pstosi-siS bid.
CaliforniA-t9as bid.
Virginia Cont bid.
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Ars,,.,. ana. m.r.,ns.


II srEEEr. Virginia. at the junction Of
Union. il being graded down 81 mat the
ascent ~ the latter from q street e already
greatly improved.
Tsk Gold Hi Dramatic Club will not
appear In Virginia City. a. AT hr.t "a
nounesd. Circumstances, and 20 forth.
will not permit.
A. \. Gown. Superintendent o. the
the Comstoek yesterday.
Coon specimens o. gold-besring rock are
hang brought in from Palmyra Mining
District. Lyon county.
TuE ruts and holes on Sutton avenue,
above c street. Virginia. were yesterday
fllsd with gravel.
CHRISTMAS will BE- here in one week
frsm next Monday. The youugsisrs are
ready for u now.
Foru pAHs Of Jusiiee bullion were
.hipp~d from Gold Hin tn San Francisco
iasi Monday night.
Dunno the past tweniy-fOur hours 10
cars Of ore have been shipped to the mills
on Carson River.
Topaz there have been received IL car
loads Of lumber for c~onsignees Of Gold HUI
and Virginia.
". d. CHAMBERLAIN, n Of tho leading
men Of Car-sn City, was in Virginia City
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From John Yiagg. Rsq.. Of bennington. n. H.
"Thres ysars since ! was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron'
ehilis. Affecting me % severely ~ 10 render II
dln,cult 10 speak 10 an audible va CO. To uls
mi OF going into Q decline Aftr recourse Ia
yarisus remedies 10 no purpose. ! ma e use OF
DE-. wistar's raipan OF Wild Cserry. . few bot.
Ties Of which fully restored me TO health.
since that time ! have had several severe At
lacks 81 cough, but tho bsisan has always re,
should hot know how 10 do without H."
Sold by all druggtstp.
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Crssis. she Dsnssrasie .Eiscter.'
Leaves for WashlnYton.

Ban PRAscisoo. December Al ?. NJ
United States District Attorney Ceghlen,
who went TO Oregon TO assist in the Watts
electoral Hghi. returned on the Ajax yes.
terday. He gives II as his opinion thai
Growers programme was In a~ccerdande
with instructions from the Democratic
leaders In New York.
Cronin. the Democratic slector OF Ore
gon. left for the East this morning. having
psrsistently refused TO be interviewed.
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A PRAGnANr pRRArn

And Yearly teeth arc easily obtained by cles's
Ing your teeth daily with that Justly populal
dentifriee, sOZODONr. Compo--i Of rnrc an
tlsepiic herbs. Il imparta w%niieness Ia The
ts,th. . deliei ne sroms TO the breath. and pre-
servss Intact, from youth 10 old age. the teeth
Aeidlty Of ths stomach win dsstroy the strong
sst teeth unless iis effects are counieIsctcd with
soxoiont, aud this pure 20 tn wssh protects
the dental surfaces BY removing sveiy impuri)
that sdheres TO them. Ask Jour druggist io'
SOZ DON'T. IL
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TnR OUTLOOK.

THE OUTLOOK.
Owing 70 the universal s~tringency and
dull times for the last few months. the
people generally practice economy in their
purchases In all branches Of trade. Tho
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation.
wo feel gratifed that our business has
held It's own beyond our expectations. Al
though the hard times are not yet past,
We feel that reaction will come, and that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this, vi are laying In
. large and well-selccted stock Of custom
made clothing for men and boys. furnish
goods. boots. shoes. hats, trunks. y~alises.
blankets. etc.. and In purchasing kept an
eye 10 the main chance = namely: buying
cheap-for we know that We must sell low
10 meet the depleted purses Of the COM
nunity. and we can and will do II. Come
and sec II wo don't.
REINsrKIN 4 WOLF,
Loading Clothiers, Gold Hill.
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A suprocArINa couam.

In . letter to Mrs. Llsle, Of Chicago, q well
known contributor TO the Western prers, she
sscribes the cure Of dangerous cough. accom-
panied by bleeding 81 the lung. to Hale,
abe says, "threatened to ruffocate mo .
but the Honey OF liorchound and Tar has
removed every trace Of IT," The letter was Ia
q lady friend IN this city. who has placed u nj
the disposal OF q. N. CHtttnion. I sixth ave.
nue.. Fixes Toothache Drops cure In one
miuuto
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
lpdlseretions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss NJ manhood. etc.. ! will ssnd
q recipe that will cure yen, frcc OF charge
THIS great remedy WAS discovered by = mis-
sionary 10 South America. Send q .elfad
drp.ssd envelope to the itey. Joseph 7. lnman,
station ID, Bible ii.usc, New York CITY.
lin
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liz 4 few weeks there will DO . mighty
~convulsion in the county building and In
tho offices Of the Justices Of the Peace In
Virginia. Nest Of the old faces will dis
annear and new ones will take their
p%isces. II will take Q month or two for
The reporter 10 teach the new fellows their
business.
LrrrLx Daisy Belmont. the charming
wee avo-year old who used 70 sing and
dance NJ the Aihambra rheater. has been
Al The point Of death with scarlst fever and
diphtheria, but 10 new recovering.
JAKE PAUL. Of sutrs. was thrown from
his horse while returning 70 his home last
Tuesday evening. lie was taken 70 The
County Hospital. whore his WOUNDS were
dressed.
TIE German Military Bsad will give An
entertainment in Carssn this evening" and
Tomorrow evening will fsysr Virginia
with = farewell concert In Turn 'srsin
Hall.
TIE big pump at the combination shsfs
10 all ready 10 start. and will b. put u
operation as oon u the pump stations arr
finished.
woRLD's Omar RzxIDr -" Medical
Wonder" - for rheumatism. neuralgia,
cramp-colic. colds. sprains. burns, TOOTH
ache, etc. oe4 lms
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-14
Leading Clothicrs, Gold Hill.

Lros's K%AruARios makes BEAUTIFUL.
glossy. lu1uriant hair prevents Ia falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years, IL charmingly pcrfumed.
rnd has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-14

HAoAx's MAGNOLIA BALn preserves aud
s~cs.orcs the complexion. removes frecklcs.
tan and sallownoss; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. Its application can-
not be detected.