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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-19

On Wednesday the l6th instant at II noon. His
Majesty received at Iolani Palace j. Bates Dickson.
Esquire. japanese Commercial Agent, and Captain
Ito and the following officers OF the Japanese Cor
vette TsukuLa Kan, now in port: Commander I. \.
Fnkumura; Lieutenants |. Muira NJ n. Yama-
zumi, X. Y. Ogata. A. F. Arai, Surgeon 4. Y. Shi-
baoka Paymaster T. U. Honda Chief Engineer
VI I. Yagi.
Mr. Dickson, on presenting Captain Ito and his
officers, made the following remarks:
YouH MAJESTY 1t is my pleasure as well as duty on this
japanese Corvette TsaiGba Kan"
Rarely do we have the opportunity to welcome japanese to
our shores, and though Treaty relations exist between Japan
and Hawaii heretofore intercourse between the two nations has
been slight. Let US hope that we may otener have the pleas
ue of receiving visitors from that great Empire in the future.
Sixteen years have passed since japanese war vessel anchored
in our harbor. Japan is rapidly becoming one Of the great
brotherhood OF civilized nations, and her ships now visit all
May the friendly relations existing between the two nations
be further cemen,ed and advanced by this visit OF the TsukUba
Captain Ito desires me to say, in his name, that he fully ap-
preciates and approves Of the sentiments which have been just
closer relations between the two countries and he wishes me
to express the pleasure it affords him in having this opportunity
Of paying his respects to Your Majesty
To which His Majesty was pleased to reply:
It affords me very great pleasure to welcome to Hawaii Cap
tain Ito and Officers Of the japanese Corvette Tsukuba
Kan. 1 have always felt especially anxious that intimate and
friendly relations should exist betwiTt this Kingdom and the
rich; powerful Mi ana ~ poPTo :; w Em : o. o1 oa II a : " whose "n. te. TIT.
akin to those OF Hawaii. 1 trust that this visit OF the Imperial
japanese Corvette " IsukkOG Kan may lead &c more Tree
intercourse between the two nations, and that some OF the
abundant population OF that prosperous Empire may ind their
way to our shores, and assist US in raising products which
shall at the same time increase their own means of subsistence,
and add to the wealth and the commerce OF both countries. 1
assure you, Captain Ito and gentlemen, that the ships, officers
and people Of Japan will always be specially welcome to these
Islands.
must also take this opportunity Of thanking you, Captain
Ito, as well as your officers and men, for your prompt assistance
in extinguishing the hre this morning on the premises Of the
Minister Of Interior.
His Majesty was attended on this occasion by
His Elk. w. L. Green. Minister of Foreign Affairs /;
His Elk. W. L. Moehonua,, Minister of Interior His
Elk. j. S. Walker, Minister of Finance His Elk. W.
r. Castle, Attorney General His Elk. Paul Kanoa,
Governor of Kauai His Honor A. F.. Judd. I'd
Associate Justice Hons. A. 5. C~leghorn, G. Rhodes,
David Kabanu W. p. Wood F. w. Becky,
Esquire. II. Ms Chamberlain; Coils. W. F. Allen
Chas. H. Judd. Mark Robinson Major Chas. T.
Gulick.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-19
THE PACIFIC
SATURDAY February L
BY Authority.

1t has pleased His Majesty the King TO appoint
William Richards Castle Attorney General Of the
Kingdom. JNo. o DoNIS1s, Private Sect'J
Iolani Palace. Feb. 18th, 1876.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-19

The tables for 1874 showed al increase in the value Of Exports over Imports
Of S52s792S7 for that year: this shows = handsome gain Tor TIT two years.
have the honor to be sir.
Your TX most obedent servant,
". F. ALLEN.
CoIsaor Garal # Customs.
To His Excelency JoHN :. W1kER.
H. II. NJ. Minister Of Finance. &c &c &c
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-02-19

Mr.. William o. Smith has been this day appOinted
Clerk Of the Attorney General.
WM r. Castle,
Honolulu, Feb. 10th 1876. Attorney General.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27

8oDnro GaDtor. llcberiebt
Dnn So6annes 3iet6en. Q74 9
Sc. 0rdntetm ooer syram? Cine
@raGbluna BON Nitfie ST.
Tins. NuS Dem @ngliiden BON
Or. @mil '2e6mann. 1872.
81. s. W~eibmann's @ebtd1e
in 6 NJ Munoart.
6. y. SrctsterS i6m6bilde
Dorfpreoigteu.
SD. 1teberIdpt Ser SO eIt9eIOidz
te in photographic :hrDno[oQi.
i@er ~Qnorbnung. Gin augemeines
biitoril1 : dronoIo9iibes 9ilfSs
bud NIT genauer 8enubuug Der
neneIten Sorl6unsen. 9ou 8.
9. % oItidlGaer [Gin iebr
9eIsbrteS unc iebr umfansrci0es
0ert.
3d. 9cutI0 9G&uerifauiS9er
DoIfsfnteaOer fir oaS sSabr
1877. LDtit 9Ol5l0nitten. 6 biz
q o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
prdmien Derlbeilung.

Nie felt etner 9tei6e bon Sabren 10
bieten mir oud oiesmal ben 6reuuoen
unIercs 8lattes cine rei6e Nuspabl BON
9rGunien fir Die DEMONSTRATING zines
S~abrgauges. Wit Gudii9t auf bic
in Triiberen Sahreu gemahten Grlabruns
gen, bitten mir bieiesmot uniern &eiern
cine Nusipa6I, bon per mir IberSeugt
finb, bns fte benz Gei6mafe unierer See
fer in ousreidenOem NlaBe eutIpri4t. -
Sn Der nnten folgen0sn Site BON IS Biz
6crn fino Die tii6ti9iten uno beliebteltcM
beutf6enS 6riftite4e ber@eqentpart oerz
treten; maj ftnOet barinBerfe oo1Seutl
S9Idtng, Mar BON S6ld9el,
Sorl Treu3el, Gbeobor sc
Otto 90 IGler. !5eribert 0t q II, SoisF
Slant, @omuno AS0fer. SuLius
0rOiis. 9srma:g@ 6miO, 8srnO
b. 8 IL Ii. a. Neben fletlereu No=
nelen unb @r5I5Gurgen berii6mter
S6riftitsuer fiu0et nlat stpets, breis,
felbft OierbGnoige Werfe, oeren 8u6s
hdno[erprets ben Breis ei1eS Subrganz
ges Der w06entG. SD 5t3g. melt uber:
trifft. Die Dten8e lit 10 9roB, baB es
mau6em Qbounen1en i6uer tueroen
mag. feline @abl gu t~reffsn. Wie i'm uos
rigen Sabre, 10 empTebIeu mir btesntaI
oenienigea Nbonnenten, Die ibrer nte0s
rere BET ein0uoer ipobuen, tbre 8eltel=
Iuugen 3u9leib ein3ulenoeH uno ith 10
3uiammcn cine QnSabL peri4ieoener Bis
der fDmmsu su lalien. Die tie baum unter
chamber sum 2eien austaui6en tOnnen.
Die B~eoingun9en fino Die aus friibez
rem Sabreu befannten. Sober LaIte ooer
neuel 9Ibonnent. nel6er [auBer Der 8es
rihtigung ettpaiaer alter TIdltdnoe,
faus iolhe %uorbauoen itnol 2 Dollars
all bic Office Der SninotS Staats3ettung
einienoet, erbdlt oafIr auBer einem
Sabreang oes @odeubLatteS bet Sats
nois StautS3eituna [ooer Ses D8eiten",
penn CT oieIen uorsiebt1 zines Der III
Der d It ebenneu site auf=
gefIbrten Werte, 10 nett Der
8orrotb berieI6eu rei6t. - Sc e6er bic
Seitenun9 eimgeiaHbt pirb. oeito iiberer
1T Der N%bonneut, o6s beittntmte Bud.
ipelHes CT wiini9t, 3u betOmmen, od,
Denn Der Gorratb bon einem Berfe err
f90pft lit, mir feline JahbeiteIuug
MAIDEN f0nuen.
8riefe uu6 @eLoer ri1te man an
Illinois Staatszeitung Co.
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27

1. Set tteMe AbaGaro. Jtoman
bon SuIius @rOfie. 1871.
IL SbaIer. 224 Ssr.l
e. Cute WentGen .ltnS tbre
q efdi6teu. NoneIeu BON
Sa6ers d. 1874. 1878
81 SnbaIt: /. 9Ius elmer aus
bern Belt. 2. @lGubieer ais
6eiratbsfiFter. 3. Die perliebte
&ebaction. IL Sboler.]
8. Gon 0iem ua0 0tIasoS. Sis
ftorii1sr Gomau bon TerOis
t1aMo StoILe. 1867. 0rei
8anOs. 1870, 1873 unO 1873 Sell
ten.]
4. 0rteOIt0e 0aDrtett t II fries
eertf6'er 3ett. Gin Sft;3ens
bud bon 2ueian s erbert
[SuIius @runbIius.] 1872. 1928
Seiten - / EbaIer l23 Ssr.]
8. sGms Oer Orausoicmaeit. @rz
sGbluua bon 2eutn g d ii d
ing. Il. @%eipeniter in Den Nrs
6euuen. 2. 2anoeron.]
6. Die Sitter Der @eeentuart.
Sine 6oigel9i9te, bon sc a Z b.
S6IGsst. I2eip3ig, 1874.
9~aOenpreiS 2 Ibater II Sgr.1 2
8Gnbe. [248 uno 247 Seiten.l
q @raf aetIeta. Der Geben, cine
Gr3Gbluug aus Dem unearii9en
8ieaanoe, bon War BON
S6I6geI. 1878. 2. 8dnbe.
8. 9ie gStlSet Der 0eTe1I6aft.
Cine GraGblung BON 90 a /
S6IG9eI. 1873.
8. Nobespierre. @eidi1tIt9er aoz
man bon SC arIMartenbur9'
1873. 2 8dnbe [l80 uuO 1866 Seis
ten - EbaLer 20 S9r.I
10. Wo5art. Gin SiEtLerleben bon
6eribert Taa. 9terte lufs
Iage. 3 8dnoe.
IL. NON POSsUMUs &oman bon
ST.. 0iLartus. 1871. 2
BGnoe.
13. a0mtg Nsurats gnSe. t6iloz
Rider 9toman bon 8erno Don
@ufcd. gdHbe 1889, $40 II.
238 g.
IL. Sic Slrfen it, @lnd1e4t. &oz
man BON 9ermGnS d 3.
[2eirSia, 1881 2 8dnoe 1880 u.
$50 81
Is. peterS6mrs nnS gtoGboIut.
6iitorii6er Ttoman bon Baron
SarI &eifel. [3etp3tg
1861 2Sdubs 1908 unb FOG 81
16. 0<ataitst nstO GrIoS6en. Sis
ftoriiGer 0lomaa bon Serois
nanD 8fIu0. SGuoe.
~. Sic YafTamer tt 8ra8. Sis
ftoriider 9touan bon Or. 8. 6.
9oas.
10. Scr WaioratsDerr. Gin So
ma aus oer @sgeuwart. i'll bret
8dnoen, bon otto MfuGcr. 1878.
10. SaOrieante1 uuo @%ar6eiter,
0Oer ber @eg gum Srrenbauie.
So3iaIer 9toman bon @ooIf
S9trmer. SSuOe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27

21. Sic GcIfsbe8I1Gcr. Cine
@rsd6luna BON Dtar Don S4IG8eI.
1874. 1915 81
90. Seat SaaneS 6ouTe1m- 3pe
GpiIoben aus Teinem 2eben. Son
2euin S0Idine. 1870.
23. 2itn eofe nom Jtoat. 6iItort7
fder &oman aus Der Neu5eit bon
q. bon 8. 38dnoe 1912, 200 unO
196 81
"a. SaS 0ofumesst. Cine SAINT
Iiengeididte BON 81. 8. $ a II,
gerfal1er bon pDer Serl6Wun@
beue", ,Starbemberg" &C. 1865.
3ipei SbeiIe [2O8 unb l26 g. lit
einem 8auoe.
25. Sic @abr1aeeria Don Nc:n
SrleamS. Srei mad benz @nelts
f6en bon Sreifrau bon 9
Iepf9. 1874. 8anc 1856 81.
20. Sic 8Itute Oon StnGtra.
Roman bon 6 c 0erbert.
[Qeip3ie, lS74.l 2 8duOe. 1888
unb 246 81
81. Sobannes 1OIfO4 30taS=
ntittet Der Sie0e. - Sin aHs
ter Ofemf1. Drei Gr5abluugen
oou Soief 0tonf. [Hsip8i0.
1861
%. 0erToHene stumSea,- Oaouene
bon 6. Suue6ans. [0cip3i8
1911
90. Ell PasO de las aniInas. 9to=
man bon s rn it pom 8tbra.
Lestp3is 1901 2gdnOe. [2l6 unO
l78 81
30. S~6MId1Mn0 1tnS @abrDett.
Cine @eini6te aus benz 2eben.
Bon G6eobor M ii 236
81
81. Ofcne @MuSem. gfobene bon
SuIius @roIIe. 2 gdnoe
1878. - /. Bano. 22l g.: @ros
stono;2. 8auo, 2O8 g.: Die
neue 9agor.
S3. Gin 0loro in Gisa. grsd6s
lung bon GarL o solicit.
[248 81
81. Die Watmr8eIatGte aes
Sbierrei@s. Son ST.. 6. 8.
@tebeI. 9oeent ali Der ltuiners
fitat 9nue. s. 9efte 1922 81 in
GroBzSf fiat, nit mebreren buns
bert Nb6ilouneen.
35. Gleanors sie8. 91oman bon
SO. 6. 8robbon [gerfaHertn
BON wNurora SloDO", v2uOp 9IuOz
bIep's @e6eimniB" as !. Ius benz
GusIif9en bon Warie Scott. 4
8dnbe. [l9s, 2Os, 1913 uno 1873
Seitenl.
Sc. Cine 6ef6i@te Oost oamaGS.
Bon GbmunO 96fer. (278 g.
81. Sn Sanoen. Cine SaniIisns
@ei1idte bon gbmunb 66s
fer. 2 S6uoe (304 uno $50 g.
So. SITS sum S@aHot. Criminals
Noneue bon SuIius so Ii b Is
feio. (0eip3i9. 1859. 244 g.
80. Sic Serrim bot G6tparsens
bot. 9foman bon Mlbre4t
Selma. 2eip5ig. 1867.
40. 1tnterue9s. 9aeiiebiIber BON
@Ifreb SO eiBner. (23O g.
Al. Ser Treif@uIse. Cine 5r3dbs
lung BON Morib 9orn
1860 81
42. NorOif0e NeiSe. CONNER
uno BiutsrbiIber aus S9meoen.
2appIauO uuo Norpeeen. bon
8oDorb G%anIor. 1883 81.
43. Sas 0inter8eb6mOe. Cine
Gr3dbGun9 bon ST.. Ser # d +;
fer. 1873. [2l4 81
~. Sie 0ebrloer Seoltrmat. g2os
belle bon GrntSribc c. 2 GGlt=
De. [238 uno 236 81.
45. SebensratDSeI. geobeIe bon
&arITrenseG. 1874. 2 8dnOe.
46. Sas Goritba1ts ut oem go=
Sefet. Babrbeit unO 0i6tung
bon ". Grim. 3 Sdnbe. 1875.
AZ. Sic oentf0en ateinndoter
In Nuterifa. 9toman bon
WtILibalO BintLer. 2eios
gig 1878. 1888 81
48. 9te SnSin. yon Grace.
NsutIar, S~erfaiiertn Der .Gr4
aiebunss 91eiuItate", Der vMGos
6entreunblhaft" II. /. 10. Na6 Der |
fuuiten original Iuf1a9e. 1898 81
40. San 2abnrintN Ser seeIe.
3pet Nooeusn Don NSolpb
9alm. [2eip3ig, 1881. l. Ser
Snnb AM Biscaner Golf. [l6O
81 2. Die EbalmiibIe [lI2 81
so. 9er SanubduSer. Cine oeutI9s
Gmsrtfaail@e @r3dbluns BON 6.
S. 2eb6. 1878 266 6.
81. GebeimttiHe. ytoueIen bon9arI
Sren3eI2 8Gnoe (2l6 unb 1876
g.. Der S6mud oe5 Snta;
Serooias. cine Spufgei9i9ts -
9ie alte 9eige.
SO. 3Mr Itnfen 9ano. Cine Grz
ASkfuro not1 n h ~, 4, \ ~ = & )
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
Wsoren.
%Qonbon. Is. Sob.

Tono0n %. NoD.
Gin Spe3ialtele9r0mm DER vGime5"
bot Gr9Os (tm 0lten BelopOunes. isBt.
Wforeu). meloet. 00B Or. Shllemann
bel leinen 9tah9rabunRen oil Der mutb:
maBlihen SGele Der WrGber N9atnsm
mons uno @allanora'5 ousleoebnte iii:
teriroIl1c @end6er 9efunoen bat. Ill
iDsl6en CT Sob: unp Sitbers u l1irr
uno S0mndlQdeu uorfdno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
STATEN.

st o m 20. N0O.
Oas pelte italienilhe Yatlamnt lit
beute el0ffnst worosn. Der R0nIg
lpridt in lelner GhroureOe iein Bers
trouen auf ben aljiGltdeh @tiOl9 DER Be
mubun9en StaIieus IL GHorer Utdhte
nm cine iricoli0e 30iung oer 8erDld'
Iun9cn i'm Orient aus.
Bc3il9ll6 oet B%e3iebunsen 3nilhen
Staat uuo STRIDE ia8t Der Eonlg. OaB
Die Der STRIDE gewdDrten aus9eoebnteH
Treibeiten Die Treihetteu oes Staat5
nibt beeintrdhtigen o%irfteu. Dem Yarz
lament ipirosu Oesbulb @eiebentlpirfe
UorQeltgt meroen. nm Die oiesbt3iBlIbe
Dol bebaltIi6tn Gel:immun9en i'll ben
@eleBen betrsffeno ben b.. Subj 3ur
Nustl9ruu8 3u brin9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27

S6uman's Mebrbeit. 26.0S4
YettniDIU9nien.
9arrtsbur9,2 q. Noo.
0ie amtIide 3dblung Der in Yennip[s
nanien fur Die IS GitOentl6aitsz @anolpa=
ten absegebeneu Stlmmen bat fir 0cDcs
1884, I4S, fiir Eiloen 366 ,2J4, fir @orprr
72O4 uno fur Den leulperenSIer SG;;t5
1882 Sttmmen ereeben.
gNtscOnfin
~ aoion, 81. Nor.
Die repubIifantlhen BabLmanner iiEt
in WisconliM mt unIerubr $500 UttD,:
beit gem0bIt. Cooper erbIeIt etua 2UUl
S:imunen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
2onoon II, 90. O1ob.

Ser Oampfer v8inior Gaitle" lit in
Ser Jtdbe pes Sap 5orn untergegougen.
Yaiiaelere uno Wtannlhait itnO 9erettet.
Gin Gele9rGmm BON 9SaQalaft beutigen
Datnms meloet Oen untergan0 Des brttt>
Iden IanOnenboots ySapDin9" in einem
Sturme unuett @bafoO. Die Wanni9ait
rettete liA ans 20no.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27

Gin bober 0egierungsbedmter ia9te b u=
le. oaB iuenu oas Oberaeriht Oe5 Staaz
ties Die WtItalIsoer oes board" Der III Bs
ahtnu9 oea @erid,ts" lhuloiA erildrtn
uno tbre SubarTndbme Uelrllgen iolte.
un3peifelbaft ole 6Ilfe oeS Snnoesges
tlbi 8e8en oalielbe au9eruTen iDeroeM
lDur0c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27

msloet puroe, Niiobat Yai6n. lit gum
3lpeIten BeuOumdhttgten Der Yforte bel
Der GOnfereu3 ernouut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-11-27
Nem gorf, "A. 9toO.

Scr YrGiioent oes oemofratIihen ga.
tionalausl6uiieS. Nbram 3. 0eruitt ba.
az Waoe hampton, oemotratil0en Wous
UerneurstuuOtoatcu in Siio Garollna,
elnen Srief 9tihrteben, mortn er ittnel
SemunOcrung fur beiien neuliheu Auf,
ruf an oNS Nolf BON Suo:Garollna NaS,
Druid giebt, uHo Ole 0offnun9 Gusiprtht,
ooB Oanelbe 0dmplon's Mabuuug. lin
1eoer 9elDaItlamen %2luHeDnung gs4en oaS
Sertobrtn Der 3dbibeb0toe 5u eHtDaltel,
WuhL beheraiueu mime.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-11
Always the Bu,,ard.

Said the white man to tho rod man.
after the days hunt was over and they
came to a division OF the game-a tur.
key buzzard and q wild turkey: "Now.
Mr.. Injen. you take the buzzard and
I'll take the turkey; or. II that don't
suit. why. then. I'll take the turkey and
you take the buzzard." Said tho red
man to the white man.: ut sounds we'll,
but somehow or other. white man al
ways get tho turkey. Injen always buzz
zard.', The action OF tho Democracy
In the House OF Representatives the
other day was like this. News 'resolu-
ton in favor OF fraternal feeling between
the North and South passed unanimous
ly. No Republican opposed II. But
when another resolution against the re-
moval Of Union soldiers from subordi.
nate positions held in the House was
offered, the Democratic Speaker
squelched It. The dominant party Ia
determined 10 have peace on terms that
will secure to II all the good game and
leave nothing but the buzzard Of glitter.
ing ge~neralities to the Republicans. II
is on n par with hat other historical
compromise known 10 the court reports
OF this State. which gave the Law 10 the
North. but the negro to the South.-S.
=. Post, Jan. 8h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-11
A cRArulrors INSULT.

IT,. D:.i-.1 v;.c;r;.rW p~fsr.
-.LL.,-,C.-.. ....,- ,.,,.,,
a-u,.,,...
W.
- c..
-. CT
-
49, IA" ~
=
easy usk 10 snov nat Inc wno move
msnt against this measure had its origin
and has il support In the -selashness Of
c., IA. ~. -, 49,. 4. a..
psciaiiy unprovoksd and insulting.
Ormsby county has q population OF
psrhaps 1000 Of whom tvo.anhs ara
.n.,.,r - 80 c.. -
e"s'' ju'' ea's o
y has eight times that number OF quail
lied jurors. The intimation that out oil
this numbsr Of our eitixsns Q fair mind.
"A Inv .on,, NO, n. oh..,r.a a. /,
~'
srA'ui'ous insult so'~sn'y'nss snoussno
people. and betmys the motives OF the
trainers Of the petition herewith pre-.
..,,., An, .r.h AN .,h;b;t,on n,
studied insoienos va venture 70 pfedic'
that . eountsr-psdtioa 10 the N put
forth from Carson would receive the
.,,,.,n,.. "a ,h,...snh. of An. vot.,,
Of this Stais:
I. Virginia City 10 inhospitably loea'
tel ON The aide Of q rugged mountain
Carson City 10 pleasantly situated. easy
Of access. and abundantly provided
with hotel acoomodaiions for persons
attending on the courts.
2. Unavoidable expense incident te
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-11
BIssdlnu from The Lunas.i catarrh,
Bronchitis, Consumption. "A Wen
derful Curl.

Bleeding from the Lungs. catarrh,
Bronchitis, Consumption. "A Wen
derful Cure. "
Rocursrra, N. y, Jan. IS. 1874.
r, v. Prxlcr, N. D.. Buffalo. N. L.
Deoy Sir: l had suffered from Catarrh In
an aggravated form for about twelve
years. and for several Year, from bron.
cbial trouble. Tried many doctors and
things, with no lasting benefit. In May,
1872, becoming nearly worn out with
excessive editorial labors on Q paper In
New York City, ! was attacked with
bronchitis In . severe form. suffering
almost A total loss OF voice. returned
home here, bot had been home only two
weeks when ! was completely prossrstsd
with hemorrhag, from the lungs. having
four severe bleeding spells within two
weeks, and first three inside OF nine
days. In, the september following lin.
proved sufficiently 10 be about, though
In a very feeble state. My Bronchial
trouble remained. and the Catarrh vaa
tenfoid wore than before. Every s1oet
for relief seemed fruitless. l seemed TO
DO losing ground daily. I continued In
this feeble state, raising blood almost
daily until about the 1st Of March, 1879,
| when I became 30 bad as to be entirely
confined to the house. A friend sug.
cested your remedies. But I was ex.
trsmely sksptical that they would do me
GOOD. as I had lost all heart In remedies,
and began to look upon medicine and
doctors with disgust. However. ! OBJ
tained one OF your circulars. and read II
carefully, from which I came 10 the con.
olusion that you understood your bust.
ness, at least. I finally obtained q guam
tity OF DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. your
Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets.
and commenced their vigorous use &C.
coriing to directions. To my surprise,
I soo began to improve. The Dis.
covery and Pellets. In a short time.
brought out q severe eruption. which
continued for several weeks. i felt
much better. my appetite improved. and
I gained In strength aud flesh. In three
months every vestige OF the Catarrh was
gone, the Bronchitis had nearly disap-
peared. had NO cough whatever. aud I
had entirely ceased 70 raise blood; and.
contrary to the expectation Of some Of
my friends. the cure has remained per-
manent. have had no moro hemor.
rhages from the lungs, and nm entirely
free from Catarrh. from which ! bad
suffered 30 much and 30 long. The debt
OF gratitude I owe for the blessing I
have received at your hands knows no
bounds. I am thoroughly satisfied. from
my experience. that your medicines will
master the worst forms OF that odious
disease Cstarrh. rs we'll as throat and
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p. o. Box 507. Rochester. N. Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-11
THE CARSON POsroPFICK.

Relative to an item copied q few days
since from the Washington correspond
sncs Of the San Francisco Post and pub
lishsd in the NEws, regarding an alleged
d~sfalcation In the Carson Postofiee. the
Appeal Of this morning has the follow
ing. which. va are glad to note. seems
to explain the foundation Of the alleged
dsfalcation in q mannsr not discredita.
bio TO the Postmaster:
Yesterday We had . brief interview
with Mr.. WHINE on this matter. He
says that the accusation arises from the
fact that he IL behind In his September
settlement with the p. o. Department.
Tho amount due 10 between nine hun
dred and one thousand dollars. He said
that these settlements had 10 b made with
San Francisco. He would. he also said.
forward the amount due. last night.
The other and later quarterly settlement
nov due he would arrange. a. per orderl
from headquarters. BY settling with the
v. & 7. r. Il. That company have q
contract for carrying the mails: He
pays what Uncle Sam oweso on this con-
tract. There In no intention OF cheating
the Government and nothing to be con-
csalsd or covered up. no says. And this
Ii the case, so far ~ We have boon able
TO ASCERTAIN the facts. Doubtless Sena-
tors Sharon and Jones viii b furnished
with the fasts before they 20 to wash-
ington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-11

Gar. HAMLroS relieves hesrelf on
the subject Of infant damnation, BY
saying that There may b an svoida-
BILE hall for grown people; but II there
Be Q hell for babies, into IL they must
20, and there IL no use in talking. II
you give . Bible TO the pudgy little fell
low in the cradle. he may manage to get
Q corner Of IL into his drooling little
mouth; bot he cannot read q word. IL
you preach righteousness 10 him long
enough. he may throw up his milk
gently. bot he will not repent and re-
form. No backsliding church was ever
more cold and dead and buried in tres
passes and aims; more absolutely i'm
psnstrable to appeal and Interchangeable
Of motive then this laughing. growing.
crying. '~reprobaie infant It 10 dificuls
to draw the line between irresponabihty
and responsibility; but l think l hazard
nothing In saying that no agency shown
to the church il capable OF converting q
wssk-oid baby from the error Of his
ways. II he dies at that age. and II he
IL not saved without human instrumen-
tality by the natural working OF divine
laws. he IL not saved al all"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-11

The successful and long continued
forgery Of the nickel coinage OF this
country. carried on BY tho convicts Of
tho Ohio P~enitsntiary. Is nov asserted
10 have been . put.up job. sanctioned
and oonnivsd at BY William Allen. with
. view to prove that specie payment was
a"ad-d barren ideality." and that
the only hard money men Of Ohio were
in the P~snitsntiary.