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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-21
THIS Is TnE sRsr ROUTE RAs

Its track 10 Of STEEL RAILS. aud on II has been
made the fastest time that has ever been made IN
tails country. by this routs passengers TOT pohnts
east orchleAso have choice u the following hhe'
ty ths ristsburx, Fort Wayne aud Chicago aud
Pennsylvania RAiiways-1hrre through tIalns
daily, with Pullman Palace Cars through u
philadelphia and Ne. fess on each iI.in' one
tsrSsEh hno ran. .na wa.sin ra.l.An rA's' eH
BY the LAis SHORE and Michigan southern Rail.ay
and Connections NEW YORK Central and Erie
kallrosda ; Thrs. through trains daily With
Inc Cars. through 70 New You, -.
~ the Michigan Central, ursnd Trunk, 9!eat
Western and Eris and New York Central Rail-
ways-Thrcs through trains. With Pullman p.L
10 New Yers. 10 Niagara falls. Buffalo. Koch
ester, or New York City.
BY baltimore and Ohio NAilroad-Two through
,..,a. d,liy. With ns WsssI,1, Wan w..s,n Siu.; a., lSs
BALTIMORE, without change.
This Is the shortest, best and only line running
PuilmaA's celebrated Palace sleeping. Car. and
Coaches, connecting with Union ,PAeine Railroad
Marshall, Cedar Rapids. Clinton. Sterling and DIE
On. for Chicago aud the hast.
This popular route Ia unsurpassed for speed,
Comfort and Safety. The smooth, well baliasted
and perfect track Of steel rails, the celebrated Pull.
system sfmoyins trains. the regularity with which
they run, the admirable arrangement for running
through cars TO Chicago nom all points West ~
cure 10 passenGers all the comforts OF nioiefn hall.
way Travelling. No changes " cars and no tedious
Passengers will Ind tickets via this faverits rsuts
al this ueneral Ticket Orices Of the Central Pacific
hailro.t 10 nan f~ranei.eo and sss,.msni9 and W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-21

Passengers viii nnd tickets via this fayorits rsuts
Railroad In San francisco and tacramento, and IN
all the Ticket Offices of the Central pArlne Railroad.
W. n. sTENNETf.
hAhviS a mVs Sapt,. ttlAis.so.a ''' r.''' Agent
4. 2. sTANw0op. Gsn.rsi Agency. ~ Mont
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-21

TEE Gold Hill Amateur Minstrsls per-
formed In Silver City bal night to .
good house.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-21

pro,IIxr,c M.rTrns.-Tb.rc was con.
siderable excitement and no little dis
c~u..ion In Gold Hill and Virginia last
A.. .a.,.u,,.,.s 81. s,h,
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msuo ano ~ 49,. -.
'sn'e'eS' n .aiso 1919
. we're snoI' y. eo'n, ~ oa -.
auired for the Virginia delegation and
two for the Gold Hill. A slight dis.
tuIoanee occurred as the train was
70 leave uoiu ,i'n. one man
y man uo~n. Wnefeupon u m''
Ter lefked outa oosie kniie anu VA
about 70 fs.aiiate' vnen no WIS n@a'y
bundled on on the Tram.
Fnoxrs To Drlru.-C. Ferario, nm
r,.,;.n xo,,;,, a. n vooa.eboppsr a =
A. Rossetti and J. Juttin, on a wood
ranch four miles north Of tho city. was
yesterday found frozen to death. He
had been missing about a week. II was
thought that he was In town and was
all right, but when his employer. came
to look for him he Was mot To- DO found:
They then looked outside OF town and
nn.ily found .n' 20 MISSING ssa,S T TS.v , :o,s,s ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-21

HRKrIPIckrB NO. b.Ni. or FIVE
/. oisaiss. Transfer Of ihs ssms ). stopped.
and the Andsr will confer Q favor BY leaving
me csrtiaesfs % Ynnteis brokers once. Gold
Hin, or with the undermined. -.-
Gold Hlil. New. March II. 1873. mrii ie'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02
alexandria 6azette
WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUGUSTA

How GIRL COT INTO THE HAREM.--A
few years ago an Ergishwomau, named Tomp-
kins, who kept shop at Pera, summoned
from ENGLAND. to aid her 10 her business,
young niece, vino proved to be extremely pref
ty and no less Intelligent. Soon after her ar
rival she took it into hsr head to study Turk
ish. representing to her aunt that such knoWl'
edge would be of great advantage to their
trade as the Turkish ladies would naturally
prefer to make their purchases where they
GOULD be understood without the aid OF an IN
telpreter. AS the young girl was at ouce cIeV'
err ambitious and industrious, I'll" soon sue
cevded ip acquiring the language and numbers
of the female members OF the nobIe-t iu'kish
families cane to the English shop. One day
the pretty niece went TO the harem OF frlpce
Murad to take home some articles ordered oy
his principal wife. She never returned, aud
when her aunt sent in search OF her she re-
ceived a cool message OF farewell from the
young lady herself, who had become the fourth
wife Of the heir to the throne. VIII is the pres.
ent sultao. -Philu Telegram.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02

We have on hand broken assortment oi IN.
banned and Plain Tin Ware that We are anAio".
to close out without regard to cost a. . h'''s
street, corner Of Royg street. .,,.
in J y. CREIGHTON i son
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02

I'NCUuRAGE HOME MANUFACTURk
~ | AIN now manufacturing good and cheap
PAINT, OF several color:, tn" body 81 whch
equal TO Lead and Oil, which Tor tin roof
barns, stables, fences, &c, Will be found very
suitable ~ well rs economical and III Improve
mcnl over ether cheap mixed Pnint= ROW ~ ne
market For brick walls with y n"rtnrrn cA-
posure il will ret us u preventive to daInpf'.so.
For iron il makes u solid and lasting costing,
iu.pcrvlous TO moisture ana n preventive .! rust;
Being of various shaic> ofcDIor the corhIcc ~"
trimmings can be painted To suit. THIS Faint
hiss been used ty one rallr"ai company MI" u!
many of the farmers III this vicinity, ana -
highly recommended by all who hnvc t'i"d II.
Price, single gallon, 75c. 10 gallons b: per ga
bbl, or 10 gallons, GOc per ga. Carl md ~
anli:.c samples a. 81 King st., under Sar"pt' iia'h
NH 81 w +. CRElGH ION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02

ITO THOSE contemplating building or !.
l. pairing we would call especial ntt'"' pI,,
our well selected stock Of Doors, oashc7 Da'4rs
and Building Materials OF all kids "h'ch Wv
will sell rs cheap Is the same can Dc Douan- -
or out OF the State. Is. r. Ihh n
40 IA 1877 King ST., AicXsndri" y,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-02

. - SACKS RIO and LAGAUYRA COZ.
~ FEE and rs mats JAVA do. just re-
ceved and for sale by
G. VIM RAMSAY,
jy Corner King and st. Asaph sts
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-29
WHOLE NO. 1925.

But no revelation came to me
aai a'mouth afterward. when | re-
turned to London, it would have re-
quiTed sn effort Of memory 10 recall
the fact that at the Rockford ball q
young lady arriving had started as
if she had seen a ghost" and fallen
fainting INFO her fathers arms.
Had | then given up the search
when the prize was so hear2 Had
she seen me in dreams and recognized
me, while no indication Of her pres
enee was vouchsafed me
The reader must form his own con-
clusion Ny mad error was over.
| returned to town TO do my fathers
bidding in my matrimonial specula-
tion as be might suggest, and to for
get, as best might, that | ever had a
love in dreamland.
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with me. but with the voarg l.a.
herself. lie was nearly beside him.
sen wnen | related what bad han
pened to me, and my firm determina-
ton to make away with myself rather
than marry Miss Carnstoue or anv
other womaa than the lady Of nv
dreams, now that found out she ex-
isied. "
BY Jove." he cried in h;.h
state OF excitement. "hase Won al
gone mad together have bee,
talking to this Miss Carnstone and
ventured to hint at certain bones
entertained, when my lady lies out
d me- and coolly tells me that she
never means to marry at all. but becs
l "ont distress her by mentioninr
such thing"
I Sensible girl :" | said, ''vou can't
expect me TO press nv sui, after
that -
1t is as well to expect no,bino
but downright luuacy from Won ,
SAID my father, still very ieate "bu,
come we must go back 10 Carastope
Dene. You aud she nav be 81 mad
as March hares, but. al anv rate let
us behave like civilized beings, and
stay there for a day or two. as was
our original intention. -
So we drove over to Carostope
pene.
l was silent during The drive and
my iaiher was evidently 100 angry 10
talk to me. In due time We arrived
at hne Elizabethan house. and i'm
mediately went up stairs 10 dress for
dinner. | found my way after dress
ing to tae drawing room By myself
and when | went in, there was q Iady
standing near one of the Windows
evidently Miss Carnstone
She turned. An electric shock ran
through me from head to foot And
then Il do not know to II is day nor
does my wife, who moved Rrst-we
drew near each other. and Alice
Carnstone, my predestined wife.
the lady Of my dreams, was strained
to nv heart.
The tootman who announced din
der usbered in my father, eud the old
gentleman viii not forget till his dy-
ing day the shock be experienced
when be saw the situstion. IL was
however, pleasant solution of all
bis difficulties. and il was nothing 10
him that We loved in dreams.
Alice Carnstone is now nv wife
The story Of how she felt the Impress
OF my soul il mine alone. Suffice il
to say that she had known me much
after the same fashion that / bad
known her, aud that il was she who
had recognized me at the Rockford
ball. Her absence from my dreams
during my visit 20 France we could
never explain, Tor, az the doctor saws
the law governing such impressions
are not Yet formulated. | need only
add that she who came to smile upon
me ~ dreams is now the erowning
blessing Of nv life-Load0n Soeist,t
H. SAvILE CLARKE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-29
THE LATTER RAINS.

Up from the mirk midnight to the dawn,
Waking, ! heard the Wild wind-rout,
With sobbiEg vail ani eusty shout,
Sweep through the elns that skirt the law
Dim breaks the morn along the crags
That eastward loom above the sea,
And long professions sail alec
OF yspory forms, like weird hags
Now in one sheeted food II rains
But the slant wind, with headlcng free,
Catches it in impetuous course.
And dashes on the trembling panes.
Anon the sun looks through the riR,
But pallid as his sister moon
When glows on high nights sober noen,
Chasing through heaven the flying drift.
At length, uprising toward his height,
Majestic moves the orb OF day,
And subject nature owns his sway,
And The spent stormsttests his might;
Gone the long nights tempestous dream,
And mountain vale ami forest aisle
Aud earth-s broad fields serenely smile
Subdued by the all-cheering beam.
And all is still, save from aar
That one low murmur evernorc.
when the long roll beats on the shore.
And wind and wave was war on war.
George EHai, in Hcrper's
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-29
/ GAp EERAND.

While my proposed plan was In The
highest degree distastefal to my fam
ily aud friends, The commencement Of
nv search was by no means @atisfac-
tory to myself. It Is all very wei! 10
make up your mind 20 ind cut wom-
an you bage seen only in dreams -
while many of my readers may tblnk
that such case demanded a straight
waisteoat but j, is act SO easy to
make start. The world was all
before me. but where was | to 90!
| required naturally to the doctors
parting words. He had not laughed
ed at me: be had humored me, wbeth-
er With anv belief in the dream, or
merely to give me something to occu-
pv nv mind, ! could hardly tell, at
any rate. bis words had Impressed
me. lie had said, FRY and realize
the locality indicated iG your dreams" "
Even that vas lot easy. but al any
Fale it was sume place by the sea
So I need not trouble myself about
Inland towns and villages. 1t had a
look too. | thought, Of q foreign va
tering place; 50 | decided to make
fer the Continent, and then wander
-lowlr through the principal places
on the French seaboard
dreamed Of the face Of which |
vas 10 search the night before I left
England: and / don't know whe, ,bet
| was feeling rstheT out Of spirits
nYseif, Bit il Tes undepiable that as
lar as / could Judge, it looked some.
what sadly end 7sproaehfaily at me-
But had become so fuH Of lancies
regarding it, tnat | was afraid TO
trust myself to draw conclusions. aud
/ dismissed he idea from my mem
ory, ard crossed the Channel.
bad not been more than few
Gays 10 France when | became con
seious Of a curious change. / had
been 10 one little villsge'oa tae coast,
ana was coilg on 20 sgotaer, when
I renepb bered that during the whole
time had 40! had one dream. that
i 20 say, not one in which | saw her
face. Ii was strange; for elthoagh
the visitaiioRs were Ly 40 means cca-
iiuuoas, still al anusaily long time
had passed-lhat too just when /
was lbinking more Of her than ever,
and scanning each f-ee ! Bet With
DaialCi cariusitY The fact. there
i5se. made me rather uneasy and !
was eager Tor the nigh; - FOpe 70
see bow / shog,a Isre- Again there
was 70 special dream, thoggh sy
thoughts weIe 50 iali Of her that /
don't know COW / couid have avoid
ed dream filed with her presence
under ordinary circumstances. | ar
aware that some DeUp.s soid that you
90 80. cream OF What you have
thought much Of during the day, but
rather OF things only Aroagat incl
dentallY Snier jour notice; but such
has never been my experience. ! csa
alnost pass from waxing 10 sleeping
and carry OF the same train oftbought,
though CT course i. Is most fantastic
ally changed ID nv dream
Night after night passed, snd still
she never came. Full as my waxing
thoughts were Of ser, she seemed to
have Withdrawn herself from me :;
and uneasy as had been at the first
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SOMERSET Pa WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 30 1875


and half rose from my chair-things
which Of course be noted.
I Really II said
Stop" be returned. Il know
am right; but unless you are going
to tell me everything, don't speak at
all You will bewasting ny time
and your own, ahd mine is valuable. y
While be was Speaking, had ta-
ken nv resolution. | remembered
that the condolences Of the consult
iug-room are as sacred as those OF
the confessionsl~aud | told him all.
He listened withsthe air of man
who had beard he story before, and
tbe0 be asked me whether / was ca
pable, if | tried eoneslly, Of Danish
ing the face from my waking thoughts.
| replied that | thought | could; and
be then said:
Go away for = month, and then
come and tell elbow you are
left him aud made the effort, and
though | succeeded in banishing all
memory Of my lose, her face came to
me every night.
returned, aud duly reported my
self to the doctor- Before doing this,
however, must cote that had con-
6ded my trouble 10 my mother; aud
she having put my father in posses
sion Of some Of the facts Of my case,
be was at once Indignant and con-
temptuous, and | believe he though:
| Was really gong mad
Imagine, then, the CONSERVATION
produced by the advice Dr.-gave.
| went to him second time. He
listened TO my repcrt of myself, and
then said:
The dream Of this woman's face
is driving YOU mad Gro aud find
her
Find her. Wbst did the doctor
mean? la all my thoughts Of the face
OF my dreams ! hs. never pictured it
as by any remote Possibility existing.
The idea seemed 10 take possession
Of me Ike new life. Was it possible,
or vas the doctor only suggesting ii
as means OF amusiag a poor crazy
fellow by humoriDg bis delusion 2
But at auy rate would go. / bai
made up my mindto that, though il
was not SO easy 20 say where.
\ on are in earnest" | said 10 Or.
Il am | never joke on such sub
jectsn
"'Y here shall go?"
Nay, / eanaot tell you that. Try
and realize The locality indicated in
your dream
Shall find hefsn ] said.
lie hesitated for1he first time.
There Is tbeory,H be said
mind, | do not commit myself by
saying NY theorv-:hat people whose
spirits have met in this world rarely
go through the whole life without be-
ing near each ether in the flesh,
though it IS possible that one or both
may be UNCONSCIOUS. "
II shall go" I said
Yes. Of eonrss-spn wiki and Dr..
shock hands with me aud
bowed me out.
| pass over the despair CT my
mother and the rage and Indignation
of my father, who abused the doctor
roundly for sending me on mad
mans errand, as be called it. His
p p5-iji'n was perfectly juslikable. |
could T -eif in his place and
th1Eoughi3 understand what prac-
tical, prosaic man Of business would
think Of NY errand Bu, then be
had not seen her.
left bOme 10 find her
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"of with you" said my father; " /
don't want To keep you; discussing
this subject has quite spoiled my
elaret.. Pass the olives, and ring the
bell for another bottle as you 90 cut I;
and goodbye to you
With this characteristic benedie-
ton departed, and once more went
forth on my travels to fad the lady
of nv dreams.
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Here Is 8 remedy for the lis Of the
aesh and the spirit, composed Of the
leaves. plants, and roots, which II
takeo witboat a VIZ face, viii make
any naB respectable and happy.
Leave Of drinking.
Leave cfT smoking.
Leave IF chewing tsbesso
Leave eff sngfi9g.
Leave Of swearing.
Plant yo2r pleasures is the home
cirels
Plant your business in some honor
sbIe employment.
Plant your faith IN truth.
Roo; your habits 10 Industry
Root your feelings in beBevoienee--
Root your affections IN God
For directions ace the Holy scr'p&-
Gres-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-29
How 10 be Strong.

Never let the bowels be conisueI OF un1uly act
el upon. Il may appear singular chat Holloway {
Fiis should DE recommended Tor a run upon the
bowels many persiI.s supposiBg that they would
increase relaNa don TINS il great mistake. how
ever; for these pills wii Immediately correct the
liver AMI slrp every hiui OF bowel complaint In
WarH climates ihouE tnds Of lives have been saved
by Lile use vi ;his medicine, which in all cases
gives tone ami yigor.io the whole organic system.
however ierauged, health aud strength ing
NJ q matieruG course. The appetite, too. Is won
Icr.uiy increa sed by the q hose Pills, com
iiuc tle OF s0id in preference 10 fiuii diet
Animal food is better than bToths and stcws. 10y
removing dtrii, iermented, Or other impure hd-
WlTs from ths liver. stomach, bioUd, lhe cause
cl dy-entery, diarrho'a, and other bowel com
plants Is expelled. The result Is, that the DIS
iurhauce s. arrested and The action Of the bowel
becomes regular. Nothing will sop the relaxa-
ton o thc bowels 50 quickly as this ne correcting
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-29
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM
Nervous Disorders.

What is more fearful than breaking d0fh Of
the nervous systems 70 be eXcitaBle or nervous in
small degree Il most distressing. for where
remedy be luund There is one drink but little
vine, beer. or spirits, or far better, none; take
ug coffee, we Il lea being preferable get all the
fresh ar yun can take three or tuur P3i-s every
night; eat plenty 81 solids, avoiding the use 81
shops ana 10 these golden rules followed, you
viii % happy Ia mind ami strong inhody, aud ius-
get Yuu have any nerves.
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ni.A irrndnche. nnd Nnnt ofApne,iic

These feelings which 50 saddcn u, frequently
arse iruIu uhI0yances or trouble, IRON obstracted
perspiratiou or IRON eating anu drinking what Is
uunt lor us. tAus 0isarderiug the liver AMI stOm-
ach Ihgst organs ulust be regulated ii you wish
to lc wet. The riils II L. Ken according 90 the
lgiaJed instructions, viii gaieEly restore healthy
tcii5u tu nuJh ilycG am siunlacn. whence follow
az q natural consequence, good appetite and a
clear head. In the East and West indies scarcely
amp other medicine is ever used Tor these disJT-
dcrs.
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Disorders of the Kidneys.

Ia ala diseases a1ectng these organs, whether
they s. crete Zoo nHch or TOO little water; OF
W.-t lcr they c fiieIei With stone or gravel, rr
r.th aches ana pains settled in the i0nS over the
regions vi lhe kiIueys, these Pi.s should be tax
en- accerJ ing 90 the printed directions, and The
Ointment suugld be vel rubbed !R;o the smallOi'
the bacs I' beit.mr. IEis treatment vii give al
rarsJ iuasriate ret when az u'iieT means have
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A. %. coFFECTH- W '..l.i n y - o.,
,-,aPFRDrH X EUPPEL, ATIOkN E1S Al. Al
( Tsse Aii business entrusted % men car WI
:. .--..-iiiv and punctuany attended te. ~.
t4fFlCa-tIn Main Cruss street, otl''7i'0
Mammoth Block.
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Mn,hers nna nnngi,,ers.

Il there Is one thing more than anoiher for
which these Fllls famous, IL Is there purify
ing properties especially thelr power Of cleansing
The uloa,i aii impurities, anu removing dan
geruUs ami suspended secretiJns- Universally
ataIilci a. The uue grand remedy Tor female CON
plants, tnoy never laii. never weaken the system
aLd always bring about what Is required.
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ro55,- "A EHI.. ATTORNEY ATLAW, sum sum
er.et p. viii l7omptly s,ocnd 60 al li.' gasiles
-.rrii-te. 50 him- Money tdyanreH eu S-i ''iNN
a.. once lu AlaCLn0th buliuins-
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Terms OF Publication.
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