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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-27
NOTICE.

vDARriEs INDEBTED TO TIE PIONEER
LAUNDRY will plrs,e cell at the Capital
Haloon, aud MATT. kLArEk will rcelpt for
ali moneys len there. u. W. HALL.
llo' a Hin, Nay .. 1916. Hyaf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-27
1aE GLORY OF uAn IS MS sraEHa1nl

Itisa weilhnown fact that thousands suner
frvm tho sbO,e,named complains. The Nery
nature of such troubiss begst. . timidity that
often prevents the sufferer frpm consulting
friend or plysicisn. and the Victim goes on
from month 10 month unrelieved. until the
isek.luster eye. pallid cheek and general mental
aLd physic,l prostration npds him broken down
in health, wiihou, energy and without hope.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-27
DR.. IA MARS
PILLS

J,oR SEMINAL EMISSIONS. iuP0TRS-
IL CT, Loss OF yigor. Sexual and General
Debility. Physical Prvstration. and the many
ailments OF like nature aris.ng irom ibdiscfe.
tIon, self abuse, over.induigence. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-27

DIR. THOMAS receives invalid male patients
into his Private Medical Establishment, where
every attention 10 paid to their comfort by rx.
prricnced nurpes. The Doctsr, etc. en-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-27

in conclusion. tho Doctor desires 10 stats
GUARANTY or PRRNAskAT CURE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-27

nEPosrrs ofcoIs Oh BULLION rse.ived.
~ either On open account er 10 Issue IN
TfPicATEs thsrsfof, payabls IA tAs optioa %
the holderj In 0old Hin OF san Francisco; 70
mare collections, purchass balnss q " noes
favorable rates. of advance coin thereon when
forwa arded TO the Parent Bank In San rrsncisso;
sslls Bills Of Exchange. and trsnssets General
Ranking nnsiness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
A STRANGE ABDUCTION.

Tho excitement over the case Of Sarah Dubois, tho
little girl who abducted from the Press Police Blu
rcau opposite the Central Office Saturday night,
has been considerably aIlaycd by the finding OF the
child Robert Thompson who took the little girl from
The apartments OF Mrs Boar:man, living the house
No sol Mulberry street, was friend Of the chiids
mother. The latter left the city some time ago and
placed her child charge OF Mrs. Boardinan.
Thompson, tearing that she not we'll
treated stole the girl and took her TO
the house OF her mothers aunt Charles street. De-
serirons 81 the abdnctor and the child sent
from the Central Pohce Oiicc Saturday night Yes
icrday morning information received by Superln
tcndcni Wslng from the Ninth precinct that the child
had been found IN house mentioned which IS d.
fcctly opposite The police station. Thompson appears
to have cared tcnderly Tor the little gir, Tor he
bought her clothing before ne took her 70 her
graudaunt's home. As soon ne lcft her there he
departed ard is thought TO have left the city the
steamer William Taylor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
CAMERON'S TRAVEL.
WHAT THE ENGLISH EXPLORER SAYS OF THE
ANTHRoPoLoGY OF CENTRAL AFRICA.


ANTHRoPoLoGY OF CENTRAL AFRICA.
[From the London Standard, May al
At meeting Of the members of the Anthropological
Institute OF Great Britain and Ireland Colonel Lane
Fox President tho chair held last evening in the
theatre Of the Society Of Mines, Jcrmyn street. ST.
James, Lieutenant Cameron, c. B., Royal Navy read
paper the subject OF the antnropoogy OF Central
Africa.
The distinguished traveller said that owing TO ages or
Mohammedan immigration the pure type OF tho negro
did not at present exist the East Coast OF Africa
from which they had been driven inland. In NADIA
gascar there many tribes or Malay origin. Among
those tribes who wore their HAIR down
their backs to their waist who had strong bark
through their wool, and others again who
sported wigs He then proceeded to give a rapid
description Of the characteristics ana manners
OF the various tribes along his route, by many
Of which he was warmly welcomed aud by others
very colby indeed. In describing the dress oil the
ladies' IN OF these the lecturer caused
considerable amusement among his audience. There
ladies' he said in the interior somewhat scantiy
albeit picturcsquey clothed who wore their hair d.
vded by four partngs, each into plalt and all
wound round the head, the ends being adorned with
beads and polished Steel extinguishers TO form
coronet others who wore tattpoing knives their
hair and adorned or disgured their faces with paint
and again those among the lower classes who pcror
acd the upper lip and inserted stoney which made
the lip pror,ldc like ducks bill Besides these there
ladies who sportcd leather hcaddrcsses-tho
hideous ever invented the lkenesscs to which when
he lett England were he believed, called chignons.
Iaughtcr) In describing the industries and manuac-
lures OF the great continent he stated that the natives
in places ground their with the trunks
Of trees; and the pottery ware manufactured strongly
reminded him OF specimens dug MP in the ruins of
Pompci, and Hercuaneum In his travels he came TO
country where the iron trade in flourishing
condition. There being many ioundrics about fifty feet
long by thirty feet wide, where they frequently got $50
pounds to 200 pounds OF metal in single smelling
Here he had pieces OF iron worked simply by the
hammer and moulded into various shapes, including
the human iorm completely finished as II manipu-
lated by the most skiliul English artisan. Among tho
fetish mon whom he mot the priests we're for the
part clever vcntroqu,sts, art which they put
To very profitable purpose, was shown by the an
OF their idols. winch favorable otherwise
according TO the value of the Offering.
At the conclusion OF the lecture there was brief
conversation, in which the Duke Of Argyll Mr. Charles
ley and others took part and the proceedings tcrmi-
mated with cordial Of thanks 10 Lieutenant Cam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
ALLEN & CO., SWINDLERS.

William H. Eyerly the man found in charge OF the
swindng concern OF A. f. Allen Co, at No IA PARK
place, by Captain Saunders, Of the Twcnty-scvcnth
precinct, Saturday evening, was arraigned before
Justice Wandcll, at the Tombs yesterday After Cap
tain Saunders had explained the facts connected with
the the counsel for tho prisoner claimed that
beyond the that HERALD reporter had received
the circular OF Alien 4 Co. and handed IL to Captain
Saunders Tor his action there was evidence Ia tho
case. Captain Saunders called the attention OF the
counsellor To number Of documents found Everly
possession proving his completely in swindng
schemes. The counsel said he did moi want see
them, they had nothing to do with the present
Justice Wandesi SAID that the HERALD doing good
work csoppsng rascay swIndles by exposing thcir
existence, and rcInandcd Everly until to-day at two
O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
FATAL ACCIDENTS.

Charles Burdorn, FIVE years old, or No. l0l Worth
street. fell last Tuesday at his residence,
and died yesterday from the effects OF his injuries
William Perkins, three years old, oil No los FRINGE
street died yesterday from the effects OF y tall
Thomas Hunt aged fythrcc, OF No. 400 East Ihir-
tccnth street. died yesterday from the effects Of IN
iurlcs received while at work Ia Brooklyn, on new
building two weeks ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
MATRIMONIAL INTERCHANGEa

Yesterday morning Susan Eagcn OF No. 345 East
Thrticth street, during alteration with her hus.
band was struck by him with chair and received .
severe scalp wound. The husband escaped and the
vile had her wound dressed and lott for homA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05


ADJUSTMENTS.
f. F. / - e., - TO-. e. Z.
M sasS9 Dsy rA x s5s SE
II NAyI ANEs EWs SqL Mn Mis sp HIS
cowELi, Mr. diIbEE II s SsoEaiSa DREW
Az EXTRAORDINARY MATINEE SATURDAY,
June 10 AZ ~ Repetition, by general request of the
IKo1 FEou ssor. SMITH RrssEhn ASP JENNY
LIND. Miss FANNY DAVENPORT IN BOTH PLAfs.
Doorms THEATRE AIMEE.
AIMEE FRENCH OPERA BouFFE COMPANY.
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE Il.
For six nights matinee only.
Ren.ree. sner her brilliant European tramphs,
Mno. MARIE AIMEE,
the Queen of opera Bounc.
together with her complete company
The will he ssnarcd by the FIRST performance in
several years OF oGenbachs nerriest work.
Ia VIE rARIsIENSE,
produced with entirely Costumes proper Scenery
Box onicc opens Friday morning.
4
;" r HI "s SrhSDARD sanity THEATRE. '"'S''
''0''''a ''a'' BRIAN -" Pa ,Sff; '' famous
the sensation ' GGSn BIZ e osgSsrsS
r: sSsfi'" S'h ny
IT, Ike s S sa %i 100 F s: pss
"'' : :" AeP FuS II Sss iii'E KITCHEN,
With m il' wfyfE nf@ AND SATURDAY
~ ga Bruadway. near Bleeckcr st. :.
~ 'srNNkR sIxSoS. rorri;iM PRICES. ..",.
Hm,s sI. = cent, Es,erysa 81 cents
FAMILY fill IT'LL rSs SsP' " VIBRATIONS -
souac ariisss from varieties, Paris, and
''' VIII Nile. DEirniNE AND JULIE PASCAL.
who Will t sn h fEIo opera ''aa'
First S:.s o sS'F 1S f'%s5i
Miss anna MORGAN.
Eighth week q III mt Fafai p"pniqr's MPfy
with gorgeous scenery tricks brilliant transforma
'G TE ih ouRs OF i"s aE s"i G FuS
tn ls SD N A
Box s" oace a open daily from 10 T. H. soiorM
Jl-ooDs MUSEUM. WOODS
ero FyrS 3 ho aI 1sI S.ga-,r:
StFlE sIEiiA Never TO- i.s,s To- Mend
p SM D e MhhRI Lots + s 2iiphEsr
DARisIAN VARIETIES. MATINEE TOMORROW.
Coolest windows opening gardens Theatre
TEMPLE o. ORIGINAL SENSATIONS.
100 Artists Of Acknowledged merit each Performance
New Sensations. New ARTISTS New Sensations
~, Hours Funny Frenchv and Piquant. -, Hours
------New Series OF Living iicures---
Ny Wifes birthday. snip. the Tailor.
Mile. Birtha. New Ballets Senior Noyissimo.
Beautiful Sensational aud voluptuous lie Minuet.
IA FILLN De MADAME ANdoT.
Powerful condensed in five scenes.
Miss Elisa Matiide Miss Rose kecne.
Mr.. William Forester. Mr.. John t;ourley
Great Horace Weston. and our army OF old iavores.
L ELY Icons MINSTREI,S, a3D ST., NEAR 9TH
sNEvery evening and saturday matinee The only LEON
LEW BENEDICT WALTERS and MORTON: JAPAN
EsE TOMMY. EDWIN LESTER. G. II. GORDON &c.
Box Office open all day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05

ALSO SIX MATINEEs.
being afternoon performance
EVERY DAY. AT O'CLOCK,
At each Of which
Mr.. JOHN THOMPSON
will appear
DIXIE or THE cOfORED HERO.
General admission - cents Reserved seats 81
Dress circle cents Private boNcs so and ~
Orchestra chairs. - ccnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-05
DEM. W. HIrCHcocK's

NEW AND ELEGANT
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE,
40 AND AS ID Av. NEAR 3iSr ST.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-08
Great Men rs ParIiamen tarians.

Speaking of the House OF Commons as a
most difficult snd ineXplicable audience Tn
please. Macsulay asks, What are you to
accepted and Macintosh is not listened to?
where even Burke and Erskine were re-
garded as dinner be.s!" Now, what ON
more minute investigation does this, which
appears at first sight so smart and telling,
prove really to mean? WHAT is the estimate
thus systematically recorded worth
Macintosh was, OF course, man of great
ability and requirements, but he was pre-
eminent in nothing, and Lord Dalling, in
his portraits of eminent men, has very
justly styled him " the disappointing man."
A Scotch Medico, with good deal of legal.
literary and metaphysical knowledge, and
good deal of Scotch brogue, has not in
him the elements Of parliamentary success.
But no man was ever more perfectly fitted
Tor the command OF the House of Commons
than Peel. With q knowledge Of finance
which was unsurpassed, with Q power Of
debate which every one was compelled 10
respect, with courageous spirit which
enable him to discard the errors of his
party when he found they were errors, a
minister whose government fixed forever
the commercial policy OF England on the
broad, just and immovable basis of free
trade-such statesman had paramount
and indeieasible claim to the consideration
OF the House of Commons. That Erskine
failed in the House OF Commons 10 true, as
1t is true OF very many lawyers. At the
bar he was pre-eminent and Incompatible,
but jury is an audience very different
from the House of Commons, and a man
may be admirable with the one who could
not obtain hearing from the other. That
Burke failed in the House OF Commons is
not true, though there can be no doubt that
he was often injudicious and endeayored to
address the house when It was in no humor
to listen to his sage and profound senti.
ments. lie was, n Goldsmith put II, one
who,
"roo deep for his hearers, still went on re
fininy,
And thought of convincing while they
thought Of dining"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-08

MIR. A. Douglass, an Eny'ish settler in the
Cape Colony, South Africa, commenced
experiments about eight yeas ago with six
ostriches. lie has now about three hum
dred on hand, having sold eighty-nve.
Each bird eats about twenty pounds Of veg
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-08

ctsble matter per day, and the net profit
from the sale of birds and feathers is stated
at $4,000 IN the four last years. The cost
Of the beginning of the experiment is not
stated. The birds are Matched by ar.i6cial
means, aud the process requires forty.two
days. In natural Matching one egg in ten
fails; in the artificial one il twelve. The
work of raising ostriches for their feathers
has also been commenced in California.
The enormous profits tempt experiment,
yet the changes Of fashion may on any day
make even ostrich feathers Of little value.
II any one who chooses can command a
plume, ostrich may degenerate into hens
feathers in fashionable estimation.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-08

LYoN's KATHAIRoN makes beautiful
glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its fall
ing ont or turning gray. 1t has stood the
test Of 40 y ears. Is charmingly perfumed
and has no rival. 310-d&wly
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-06-08

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion removes freck-
les, tan and sallowness makes the skin
soft, white and delicate. lts application
annot be detected. 3.1O-dltw1y.
, 1876-01-01
MANUFACTURES OF WOOD.
4 HAlN or II PKn CENT,

This department las, al usual, been quito &C.
tive, although tho loeal douaud Aaa boon fully 10
per cent loss than In 1874. lilo ya!uo Of tho
total production Of 1875 Ia il per cent greater
than that Of tic previous yoar, and moro than
double that Of 1870. Although tue lumber trade
Of tho ontto country ta at prcaeat ln a compRra-
tiycly sluggish condition, owing oyidontly to
oror-productlon, thB lumborman OF the Weat do
not soe,n disposed to docseaao tho manufacture.
The increase In tho annual production Of
planlng. g.ulilla II 2t per cent. Fully 80
por cent Of the work performed by
tho planning mills H,tuatol IN tho northwestern
suburbs OF the city has beou done in the 1sl!iug
Of country ORDERS, tho North bido mills raceving
tho bulk Of tho loca! trade. As was the case in
la74, lumbar-hoalors lsya boon materially hano-
tted by tue ruling Of extremely
LuW LAKE FnEluHTs
which stimulated consumption By reducing ltlo
cost. Tho adoption OF thu measure to mako the
nse.lin,l.s co-e1tonnvc With tho city bouuaaries
Ii the Immediate causo OF thu aeeroasol Local
large as might have been expected upon
tbs adoption Of thu ftre-oEdinhnce. nna tho
s,na,!nc4a Of the decroass IL owing to
tho fact that tho, majority OF thoso
paat year have used ~ fow bfieks Nv mas posi-
bic without violating tho ordinance. Az tho OK.
tent OF bnlldins hAa been quite large. lumber
has fouht! lta usual animated dvtnsad, tho
R!esteE falling on beag expo1!oncea " Tue sula
tesial which arc now little used. oxcopt for
rcpRiring. Tictura-frame nanufactuselH nave
slightly Increased the yAluo Of theIr anuuaI
product, which IL sure indication that tle
county is reyiyinK from tho t'hhFd timea u
that have " long existed. Furniture mauu.
factu1ea hsyo Increased, although manu-.
factu1eH in tho fnoE branches OF tie trade 70.
port q sma'l falling Oh, chiefly because
, 1876-01-01

Now York dcnlcrB. This has aotclg plnclled
many Of Tue psnaiEor traAors aA tho direct i'm.
porter is able to undcrscll them at least
sos 10 s1 far sSa S.ese, Tho % o sny an. Il aTsy fI9o" eo
rot.lon will equal,zo tho srade and mako profit
soinowl,nt iess than nuw. III Tho manufacture
of l,ntr. cap1, anil t,sa Ch!cngo IL In fa,r uaJ
to monopollze tho bulk OF tho Wostorn tra1o.
tcts Hcr1es Tho water, and about overy deacttp.
lion Of Atncr,can iurs iinda au. extensive Euro
ptau market.
Tho past year 11aB Witnessed tho establishment
noar tltts city Of MI institution the need ot
which lins long boon been folt by many Ut ous
prominent manufacturers. We tefer to tho OF.
tonsye daS fnctory, ins. llosol!c, ANAL!
tenn s s'''a s atv about a 20 ,se,or, ss "H,hsss r.
troiea by Chicago cap,taIs.s. and In operated
upon o capital Of $780, 900. Tho aggregate va1ua
Of lilo atlll,lal Gales ia about e250.0o0, and tht
factory fluids employment for $50 workotB, who
arc paid OH an nsoragc si.50 per day. Tho i!as
used ia mostly Rrowti In Durhga County, and 4
small ro1tion OF tho material ia raiaoa IN Coot
County. The product sindh y ready markot In
tho East and Southwest.
f.Istt.-wonKH
hava largely increased In annual production. tf,p
figures being 55G. 400 barrels, against 400 900 bar
rols In 1H7l. lilo lnrge amount OF building pot.
formed during 1875 l,ae hot sasulted in any over
production Of lime: the noaaon'a manufacture
purposes HalI.tofta havo slightly Increased IL
general h,1sineaH, although tho continuance oE
low lake trelghta and tho consequent Btagnatlou
Of tile shipping interest aill tlcprcBsea tho trade.
rArEn NANCFAc1oRlEa
havo turned out larger quantity Of work thaa
oyor beforo. Tho foAshcr-dustet husiness. Which
escaped notice III 1aBt ycnr'a ''annual" OIL &c.
count Of tta very recent eslabliahncnt, ts stoRd.
lily Increasing tts custom tho local demand beio2
amply sunpliod bg our city manufacturer. T4s
following In
, 1876-01-01


The Exposition OF 1875 Was very roma rkabls
for tho uniformly superior quality Of tho aam*
pies e1rosed, aud Wac in al! essential faasuref
oqual, and Ia Bo1ne superior, to eltheE Of isa
predecessors. The continued md growing PROF.
porit, Of this annual enterprise speaks gloVing'1
ios tho prominence attained by Chicago
Oh q manufacturing contro. There were
56t exhibitors in tho departments Of agtioul-
tural implements, general machinery. and msr'
ufacturcd product. Tho number Of line nsi
contributors WAS 200. Many moro applications
for room woro received by Tho Directors than
could possibly ho asaiEned, and eaoh e1htbito!
WAS crowded jntp A. email space as poss'1Io. q
nav ftRuture Of last years programme waa tas
display Of fruits by tho American Pomologaca
Booioty. Tho l,At Of
Ex1l1p1Tons gnoM ABROAD
was mucl. larger than in 1874, and tho quallsl
nnd merit Of their goods Wero fully appreciated
by tho thousands Of visitors WHO thtouged thS
building day mud evening. According to tue Al
nual report OF tue Exposition managers. osbt
276, coo persona vlsitod the Exposition duf1nl
the 6cason.
THE p1arLAY or 1876.
promises to DO fully up 10 tho past Sthhuara
Ihe management will probably t}ud It faasib!o te
enlareo tho building during tho present Tesf'
and thus avoid the ueceaslty OF refusing any at
plication for space. Tha amount dlsbnEsed daf'
lux tho pRBt year iu tue improvement 81 ths
building a.,d fixtures exceeds S25, 600. F!naR
chilly tho Exposition enterprise in tlourIshln&'
aud may now bs considered a. permanent.
, 1876-01-01


for tho past yoas In tuts department OF our
manufacturing industries foots up to 93.4l7,00o,
-an increase Of por. cent over tho agRrcgato
BaleB Of 1871. This doc1od growth IL highly
gratifying. lnasmuch nB It moro fully confirms
the opinion long held by Chicago manufacturers
that this city can successfully compete With
Enstcru cities in tho production OF moas staplo
articlos Tho truth Of this statement Is moro
clcarly e1lown IN tho production OF aoap, both
toilet and common. In tho manufacture OF this
cleansing article Chicago leads tho UnEtoa
6tatea. During last year about 81 000 600 pounds,
or 450, ,0e0 boxes, Of Rtnplo aoaps wcro mauufac-
turod gainat 81, 600 900 pounds or 314 2S5 boxos
IN 1871 Tie capital invested in tho tolles~hoap
limo !s about 910O,00 The immonso produo-
ton llas found market In noarly every State
and Territory in tlo Union. This exhibit Of tho
annual amount OF business performed ny our
soap manufacturers H. fully Is poE cont !argor
than can bo produced by l,ostan, Philadelphia,
". Louis. or oven Now York, Tho solling pricc
iu thla ltno las averaged nbout lilo aa'llo as IN
lb7i, although tho pr1co Of material has rulad
highor by cent por.ponnd.
Inezo ls an increnso OF per cont tu the num-
bor OF workcrs oyot tlaat Of tho previous soason
and Tho amount Of capital employed ia augment.
Ell . por cent. Tho number OF establishments
in the bueinoBs has ircroaso1 per cont, aud
manufacturers report u gain OF 10 per cont IN
tho amount ot wageA paid.
wIlITErLEAp WORKS
exhibit Ga. iuoreaso OF 9 per cont In annual
products and vinegar nnd confectionery works
| chow steady growth. The profit Oh vinegar IL
| 10 largo that manufacturers nEn often iod to
oyeruroduction, aud thua glus tic market, ~
| the number Of establishments In tho business
! " any retrog1ossiou pesceptlble. The following