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Wilmington journal., 1876-06-16
Ehc Great NitIne ChieEGain Fries
Another ~ ar pzsracr.

NAsHINGroN, June 10.
MIR. Blaine was again conspicuous
to-day in noise; insOlence and swagger.
The demonstration grew out of Gen-
eral lluntOn'a y motion To reconsider the
vote Of the House, rejecting Blaines
instructions to the judiciary cnma.it-
tee. Blaine again bulliel the House
and the Chair until the latter told him
that if he did not keep order he would
turn him over to the sergeant at-arns.
This brought linn to some show of
decency. His pretence of being IN
itstly treated by refusing to put the
Caldwell dispatch on the record was a
fraud, as General IIurton had declared
his purpose to do so.
MIR. Morrison offered n resolution TO
day to provide for this, and also to
take the testimony of the witnesses
VI will swear that Caldwell told them
that Blaine got the bonds. To this
resolution Hoar, who sat along
side of Blaine, objected, but the witt
nesses will be called nevertheless.
The talk Is to-day that Blaine has
oye done the business. HIS friends
still brag loudly that he will be NOM
mated He seems to be almost insane
on the subject Of the nomination. The
other candidates are pursuing a dig
nified course.
Wilmington journal., 1876-06-16
VOL. 80.
NOBODY /!


From the London Spoctator
Left there, nObUdy's daughter.
Child of disgrace and ahamc-
Nahofv ever taught her
mother sweet, saving name.
ko51dy ever caring
- @letiIer she ri 53d or fell,
nd Tnen (are they III n p ensnaring
With the arts and the go Il Of he'll
Stitching with ceaseIess !aber,
To earn her pitiful bread,
Hcg@tnE "A crust OF q neighb0r.
And getting IA curse Instead.
All Through the long, hot summer,
III through the cold, dark :imr,
With fingers Ia ~ mum and nuIubcr
Grow white as the froat's whit. rune.
Nob0tty ever concrIytHg
rhc Ihrob OF that wtrin, Young life,
NOboiv ever believing
The strain ol that terrible strifo
NObot!V kind words pouring
II that orphan heats SAT- car
But a l of ign0rIng
What lies 1t our doors, So near
~ sis ter! down in th>a'icy,
Pale, wi Il the tiownc:tIt eve,
i'arN ana drcar III the valley,
But the stars shin" forth on high.
NObody here may love thee,
or care If thou stand or fail
Bnt the great, good q d ahovc-Ihec,
lie watches and cares tor all.
Wilmington journal., 1876-06-16
state Convention.

Ihe delegates from this county VINO
VIII attend the State Convention are
'eqnested to meet in the gentlem en- S
parlor of the Purcell House on Mon
ohy afternoon at 5 o'clock sharp.
Wilmington journal., 1876-06-16

old John Robinson" sends us word
''iat his celebrated circus with all the
P'ous ANIMALS will be here sometime
Hafihg the month of October.
Wilmington journal., 1876-06-16
Very truly and sincerely,
Il. l.. LEACH.
,Iunc 7tlI. 1876.

DR.. TaImagc arose and gracefully
accepted the flowers, and said those
flowers would fade in few days, but
the cordiaIity lie had received at
Trinity, and this scene would ever be
aromatic through his life. He was
glad to know that Christians OF differ
ent churches We're represented here,
some in person and some by flowers.
Peace on earth and good will to men
Moro anon, MAC.
Wilmington journal., 1876-06-16
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary of State.
An American Bi.nop in England.

Am American Bishop in England.
At the Protestant Episcopal Conven-
| ton of the diocese of Tennessee at
| Sewauee, in that State, a few DAYS
| ago, a letter was read from Bishop
| Quintard of Tennessee, who, it had
| been falsely reported, met with a some
what unkind reception from his Pro-
| testant Episcopal brethren in Eng
| land, where lL3 has been travelling Ia
| the course Of his letter Bishop Quin-
tard says:
"My reception i'll England by the
+ Most Reverend the Archbishops, and
the Right Reverend the Bishops, the
Clergy and Laity, has been all you
could have asked for me. [ have on
two occasions administered the apos-
tolic rite of confirmation for the Lord
Bishop Of London. / have on two oc-
casions held confrmations at tho re-
quest Of his Grace the Archbishop of
Canterbury. | have assisted his Grace
the Archbishop Of York at a confirmation
of more than 500 candidates presented
in one class. BY Invitation of the
Archbishop of Canterbury [ participa-
ted III the opening services of the Con
| vocation of Canterbury, and | have the
singular distinction OF being the first
Bishop Of the Church not member of
the Convocation ever admitted to that
service. It was held in the Chapel OF
Henry VII. in Westminster Abbey.
1t was very great pleasure to me to
assist at the opening service OF keble
College, Oxford. [ was present eight
years ago, at the laying of the founda-
tion stone of the College, and already
keble College is a great success, and
has taken noble position in the Uni
veraity. On Monday, the 1st of May,
| was present and assisted at the con
secratiou of the Rev. DIR. Maycne, the
newly appointed Bishop of Bombay.
The services We're held at st. Paul's
Cathedral. His Grace the Archbishop
of Canterbury WAS Comsccrator, assist
ed by the Bishops of London. Oxford,
Lincoln, l4itchtield MnrIitzburg( Afri-
ca) and Tennessee. III was striking
evidence of the growth and extension
of the Anglican Communion to have
the Bishops of the English Church III
Eurohe, Africa and america unite ia
the cOuSecratiou of a BlShOp for Asia
Wilmington journal., 1876-06-16
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
TERMS OF SUBSCR Upon

THE DAILY JOURNAL is mailed to ST b.
cribers at EIGHT DOLLARS tper annum ; Four
DOLLARS for six months SEVENTY FIVE CENTS
per mont for a shorter period
The Weekly journal at two dollars per an
mum, one dollar for six months, No sHbscr'p p
tion received to the Weekly tor less than six
months,
Wilmington journal., 1876-06-16

Four tramps have been arrested for
outraging young girl on the highway
near Attelboro, Mass.
Wilmington journal., 1876-06-16

WHEREAS, a joint resolution of the
Senate and House of representatives.
OF the United States was duly approved
on the 18th day of March last, which
rnc.,l11fiI, Ii ~, G., Lana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26

ASEcporE or NEIsoS. - just before
Admiral Nelson went to sea for the last
timo. b. spoke to the painter West OF
tho " Death OF Wolfe" aud asked him
why no did not make more pictures like
that. Because, my Lord" replied
the painter. "there are no more sub
jects." "D-n IT," said the sailor. 81
didn't think II that" and asked him to
take q glass Of champagne. But. my
Lord. l fear your intrepidity will yet
furnish me with another scene; and II II
should I shall certainly avail myself Of
it," "wil your" said Nelson. pouring
out bumpers and touching his glass yio-
lontly against Vests. "Will you. MIR.
wc.ty Then I hope that ! shall die In
tho next battls!' lie sailed q few days
after. aud within n year West hal ON his
easel the Death OF Nelson"
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
srscrAt 70 nj COLI unL sAnr NV.
CALIFORNIA.
Thee HsunE Men Drowned In she
nay Yesterdays TrsttisE Match
Ia Nan FRANCHISE.

-
San Francisco. May ALSO p. NJ
On Wednesday morning W. T. sherman.
Eugene Smith. Charles II. Bolam aud
Fred Higgins, reported to have been
employees Of the California Watch Com.
pany. %startsi from Berkeley for a sail.
boat sIcursion to the oyster beds. about
eight miles from Berkeley. When about
halfway . squat upset the boat. drown
ing all except Sherman. The four men
chung TO the bottom Of the boat about
four hours, and while drifting the Berk.
sley ferry steamer passed within five
hundred yards Of them; but no one on
the steamer saw them, and soon after
Smith let 90, then Higgins. and last
Bolam. sherman chung to the boat
until II drifted on the beach near the
Oakland race truck, and about midnight
crawled to the Baxter House near by.
The match trot for a purse anil stake
Of $i,2Oo, which was postponed by the
storm on Tuesday. took place yesterday.
There was = large attendance. Gold
Note. Henry. Prince Allen, and George
Treat, started. Gold Note was the IA
vorits in the pools to the very last, al
though he had not 40 much as q heat re-
corded In his favor during tho race. A.
ter four heats had been trottsd, Prince
Allen was declared winner Of the race
and money. George Treat winning the
first heat In $50. The time Of the
other heats was, 2:32, 2:37 and $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26

TnE strength OF the German navy has,
been increased by tho launch at Stcttin
Of another torpedo vessel called the
Uhlan. This Is { he second vessel OF
the kind which Germany possesses. the
Zlenthsn having already been construct.
oil in England; but the latter vessel IL OF
a different type from the Uhlan, the tor.
pedo being discharged by mechanical
force from the mouth Of o cannon pro-
jecting from It's bows. The Uhlan car
ries Immediately under It's bows a tor.
pedo which will explode within the YES.
sci at which II ID directed. aud the force
Of the charge OF dynamite which will be
exploded by the collision il calculated
to lie sufficient to blow the other vessel
To pieces. though the torpedo Itself IL no
bigger than n football. The most re-
markabls point in connection with the
ship is the enormous power OF its sn.
gines as compared TO the vessel itself.
They are Of 1000 horse power when at
high pressure. and take up 30 much
room that there is little space left for
the coal bunksrs and b.rths Of the off,
GERS and seamen. This unusual pro-
portion Of steam power has been given
In order that the vessel may be able 10
travel through the water very rapidly.
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d Ii, body Es.sd sa@si,hdy la b riti
asbtibla. ths body slowly sxunR Arouhd
SEVERAL times HID became still d. 1850.
The doctors felt the pulse and listened
at the heart, but no signs Of life were
distinguishabls. The body was lowered
at II o'clock. and the spectators depart.
oil. The crowd outside had increased
to many Thousands.
A Murderer Executed.
woRcEsrER. May 2C.-Samusl Fsud.
ter. the murderer Of his brothsr-in.lsw.
F. p. Town. On the 9Th Of last July. wan
hanged at the Jail In this city at 1910
o'clock this morning.
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nssflNu or rms riuSExlAs.

A regular ssmi.monthly meeting 81
the Pacific Coast Pioneers Was held las,
evening At the ONCE OF Justice Knox. b
street. Virginia. President McMsans
occupied the chair and there was . full
attendance Of members present.
Nsw MsaSsrs.
Joseph Harrison. Of Gold Hill. was
elected q member OF the Society aud
Jean L. Pond and Henry Long. Of Gold
Hill. ssnt in propositions for member
ship, which were referred TO the proper
committee.
The Nsw Hall.
MI. Gibson, Chairman OF the Build
ing COMMITTEES. reported the new ball
building Of the Society getting along
finely, under the energetic direction Of
Mr.. burke, the contractor. although be
had been detained somewhat BY the iron
work for the front not being ready quite
10 sood as he desired. He expects, how
ever. to complete his contrast on time.
D~saasieas.
Secretary Storer sail he had received
n note from Mrs. q. HAST. Of Reno.
Offering as q donation to the new cabi'
net Of the Society. when ready for 10.
csption Of such things, a hns pair OF
deer's horns. taken from the head OF .
noble buck in the mountains near Mack
ny X Fairs iums and sawmill arrange
ments.
Mr.. Gibson also handed In u fine
Mexican ilag. presented by Major L. A.
Sherman. u veteran OF the Mexican war.
TN motion. the thanks Of the Society
we're returned Ia Major Sherman for
this acceptable prssspt; also to Mrs.
Hast. A list VI the
Dsiissssst Asahsrs
Was now read by the Secretary. II
showed that many Of the Old Boys are
very good and conscientious in the mat
ter Of paying up their regular dues.
while many Of them are not. The
which Is very wrong, especially at the
present time. when every cent due To the
Society is needed toward paying for the
building OF the new hall.
TN motion th. Secretary was directed
10 send u circular to each and every one
Of these dsliuqusnts. showing the
amount due. aud urgently requesting
that it be paid in forthwith.
ysts of Thanks
Was unanimously rendered to the
National Guard for donating one half
their hill. for the use 81 their ilne large
hall. for the recent festival ball given
by the Society. also to Mr.. Kansen. Tor
donating the full amount Of tho Gas bill
on the occasion. also to the various
newspaper publishers u their bills afors-
sail. as well as to all others who similar
ly assisted.
Meeting adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26

HoNr AoAIS.-John Miller. well re-
msmbered as an old former resident Of
Gold Hill. keeping Millsr's restaurant
on Main street and subsequently, run
ming q boot and shoe manufacturing ss-
adjustment IN Maypari's Block, return
ed tn Gold Ilill Yesterday mourning from
q two years absence. lie has been In
business at san Jose. California. but got
tired and homssick. and has now come
hack to stay ia the land Of the bonanza
and tho silver brick. Miller feels ss-
r.nsly happy and his shouller'is lame
from shaking hands with his numerous
old friends. all Of whom ARE right glad
To see him.
NEW MooS.-Ths new made its
appearance last night, and struggled to
make itself m ,nifest through the thin
clouds which overcast the western sky.
Mount Davidson obscured II from sight
in n short time. AMI its dim rays were
lost to the people % Gold Hill. A great
sa,in, Of gas and coal-oil could be sf-
f.ct.d 10 Mount Davidson could he tum.
bled through or its summit cartsd away.
Then the sun would last nearly an hour
longer in the evening and the moon
would shed her gentle beams upon the
Comstock.rs for a much longer time.
A Bio THING on wuKns.-Thers 10 q
notice in to-day's paper which 10 Of real
interest to the ladies' Of Gold Hill. Silver
City and Dayton. J. &. Talbot 4 Go.
announce that their delivery wagon will
call at these places on Monday. wsdnes-
LAY and Friday 81 each week to receive
orlers from customers aud deliver pack
sres to purchasers. Goods ordered in
this w.y will he No carefully selected a.
il the ladies' wvrs personally present. and
will be promptly delivered. Attention
il called 10 their advertisement IN anoth-
or column.
TEE Nyv CoynI.Hopsk.-Thev work OF
grading out and preparing for tho sreo'
ton Of the new Storey County Court.
house on b strsst. Virginia City. Ia.
been commenced in earnest. The new
builjin, will lie much larger than the
OLD one. 1t will extend west nearly to
the middle Of the present temporary
county building. Some Of the county
prisoners are being employed in clear.
in: away the ruins OF the old buildings.
BoAnp or ALDERMEN. A special meet
ing Of the Virginia City Board Of Alder.
men was held last evening for the pur.
po.s Of making sons arrangement IN re'
gard to the purchase u the Parkinson
lot, on Taylor street. between 4 and u
streets, Virginia. but nc definite eonelu.
sion vas arrived at.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

From the Cincinnati Times. Feb. 4. 1851
In answer to Alphabetical. In your
last issue, for a remedy for consumption
in its first stages, ] can recommend Dr.
Pieroe's "Golden Medical Discovery"
IL taken according 10 directions. for 1t
has been thoroughly tried in my family,
aud the results were glorious. "Alpha.
betical" must not expect u bottle to
do the work-my wife took throo bottles
before she could discover any change;
but after the third bottle every dose
seemed to strengthen the lungs. and
now sho IL well and hearty. II "Alpha-
beticnl'' will write to me ] will get wit
ncsses to the above.
HENRY II. NJ. Parton.
Lawrence, Marion county, Indiana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26
The scandal.

SAN Drroo. Cal, May &c. District
Attorney Wiley returned from below
the line last night, whore he had been
with q Constable who had o warrant for
the arrest Of Jones, OF the Jones.whi.
ting sensation. on q charge Of felony.
Jones aud Mamie were stopping at Pc
dro Badillos. just ACROSS the line. When
the officers arrived. they found Villa.
grana. commandment Of the frontier.
there, who refused TO allow Jones 10 DO
taken from Mexican territory. There Is
no doubt that villsgrana will protect
Jones 10 his utmost. Mr.. Fsnnsll,
uncle Of Mamie, was also there
and sndeavored TO prevail upon
her to return with him to his home at
Julian; but she expressed . determine.
ton to stay with Jones. When Jones
found that there was q warrant for his
arrest he was furious. and complained
Of persecution, The probabilities are
that al hands will 60 70 san Rafael next
week. They think II the ~commandant
could 10 got away Jones could be got
this side Of the line. But villagrana IL
watehiul aud suspicious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26
AfiHA tAAkE,
A wire Rope rear fhsaslda rec.
LoaK.

LoaK.
Tho Virginia HSierprise this Morning
contains . description Of the new cable
for the Savage, which arrived tho other
day. II says:
The new steel wire cable, Just received
BY the Savage Mining Company. IL one
Of the 6nest sver brought to the Com.
stock lode. II wa made by the Hazard
Manufacturing Company. Of Wilkes.
barre. Pennsylvania. and ia az inches
in diameter. and 1000 feet long. It Ia
not q taperinR rope, but 10 Of uniform
diameter throughout. II Ii round. and
il composed Of $40 small steel wires. 10
completely twisted and laid in together
a. to form almost q solid mass Of iron.
The weight Of the cable Ii 81. 900 pounds.
The wires OF which II 10 composed. II
stretched out In q single line. would OK
tend q distance OF 3G4 miles. and the
strands (small punches Of twisted wirss)
OF which it Is made up would reach a
distance Of ffty.two miles.
This huge cable came across the col.
tinsnt loaded on two cars. its weight DO
ing too great to be borne by 4 single car.
Il WAS loaded upon the cars in the shape
OF two large coils. wound on reels. In
unloading II upon its arrival mt the
works Of the company. u Of these
heavy coils was hoisted of its car and
set up In q framework constructed for
Ia. ....u -, A.. ..I -.s R.wAtu-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26
VACANT places in tho dental ranks will

VACANT places In tho dental ranks will
never occur II you are particular with
your teeth. md cleanse them every day
with that famous tooih-wash. SozoDoST.
From youth TO old age, II will keep the
enamel spotless and unimpaired. The
teeth Of persons who use Sozodont have
q pcarl.like whiteness. aud the gums o
rcseaio hue. while the breath Ia pure.
and rendered sweet and fragrant. II 10
composed OF rare antisepiic herbs, and
il entirely free from the Objectionable
ami injurious Ingredients Of tooth pasies,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26

tn. R...,.. ., Miners u.Is. Hall.

Shortly after 6 O'Clock last evening
members Of the Virginia Miners Union
to the number 81 two or three hundred
left their hall in that city and. headed
by n brass band. marched through G
street tn the Divide. where they were
met by the Gold Hill Union. All then
marched 10 Lower Gold Hill to meet the
Silver City Union. when they counter.
marched to the hall Of the Miners Union
In Gold Hill, where took place the eIer'
cises anil festivities Of the annual re-
union Of the miners Of the Coustock
range. As the miners marched through
q street they attracted a throng OF
spectators that blscksned all the side
walks, and all the way down
to the place where they met the miners
from Silver City. sidewalks. porchss
AMI balconies were crowded with lsdiss
and gentlemen. who were anxious to SEQ
the procession VI stalwsrt miners who
hal Joined In celebrating their annual
reunion. BY the time the procession
reached the hall ii had grown to such
proportions that all were not able to find
standing room.
The meeting lasted until II O'Clock
and was addressed by the Presidents OF
the Virginia. Silver City and Gold Hill
Unions, aud by some of the prominent
members Of each Union. Ahne lunch Was
spread and the ''boys'' svinced their ar-
probation Of the same by the magic way
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26
A @suREoCArING Coram.

In q letter to Mrs. Lisle, Of chicago. . well
known contributor 10 the Western press, she
ascribes the cure Of q dangerous cough. accom-
panied by bleeding 81 the lungs, TO ilale.s
lIoaey of lIorehound and Tar. my cough
.he says, Threatened To s~uiocaie me- .
but the Honey OF l~lorehoand and Tar has
removed every trace OF IT, The letter waa 10
q lady friend In this city. who has placed II a.
the disposal Of q. N. chtisnion. 7 sixth ave.
nue.. fike's Toothache Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26

CAnos. Nay 2e.-Ths State Board Of
Education convened d II a. n. to-day.
the full Board being present. Messrs.
whitchsr. Flint, Howe and Profsssor
James wsrs present, and advocated the
adop.iop Of the Pacific Coast readers.
The Sheldon Readers were adopted.
General Day voting ip the negative,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

A. Americas Nan-eEWar IN she
Bssphorus.
NEW YORK. May 2C.-A Herald's cable
says the American war ship Franklin
has arrived at Salonica. All Is quiet
there.
a Conservative Triumph in Cork.
,IrelAad.
CoxK, May 2G.-Ths Conservatives
have carried the election In this city.
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nspartures i-aas Evssi.r.
M.rrrrp.-s. W. Powell. Of Virginia

M,EEIED.- $. ". Powell. Of Virginia
City was last evening. ut Carson City.
united in the holy bonds Of matrimony
to Miss valaria ID. l.. Chssnicotf Of San
rnnci.co. Mr.. Powell Is one OF our
most respected and sntsrprising bust.
ness men, and his loss to the bachelor
brotherhood will be almost irreparabls.
az he was one Of their most social and
genial lights. 4 host OF warm friends
ioin ia wishing the happy bride aud
groom u long lie Of unalloyed happiness
and success. May their Path in life be
smooth anil tho blighting storms OF AL
yersiiy never overtako them.
A NV STAGE LINE.-lt is rumorei
that n new stage line Is about tn DO e.
tablishcd between Virginia City and
Gold Hill and Columbus. The stock IL
expected here this evening. and opera
iions will probably commence nett Mon
day. The now route by the way OF
Dayton will lie the road driven over.
This will cut of several miles OF the dis
tanec. and will prove to he a much more
pleasant route than the one formerly
travelled.
"CESrkSSI,L MiolzISk." Mr.. g.
II. Math,r is agent for this publication
in Virginia City aud Gold Hill. and will
furnish all Who desire the publication.
This will be q lr.i-class journal and
should b. obtained by every family. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26
IIydrauiie Psapiss Rnsisss,
WosktnS from ths .ss...-
Hydrasiie Punpiss Easisss,
Working from N sceunulsiio,

The Dsvsy system OF draining mines recon.
msnds itsek By ne chsspness, economy aal
safety for deep wofkinss. And The facility win
which iis capactty can ~ augmented q any
Ing wofhs phould communicate with the ktsooD
Iron works, Who are ready 10 supply pians apl
estimates for works OF any capacity. osnplsts.
Send Tor description d The DiaSsatisl oeo-
pound Pumping kpgins. mrs sn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26

Tnk popular belief that China clay is
principally used for the manufacture Of
porcelain is erronsous. Large guam
titles ara employed by blsachers for fill
ing up the pores Of cslicoes m n dress-
ing. still more by paper makers to give
body and weight to their paper, especial.
ly printing paper, aud II IL moreover
used for many other manufacturing anil
chemical purposes, including ths adul.
tsration Of flour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-26

COLDS Ann Couous.- Sudden changes
Of climate are sources Of pulmonary and
bronchial affections. Take at once
Browns Bronchial Tnches. lot the cold,
cough or irritation Of the throat 10 ever
40 nlipht.