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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-12-01
REMARKS,
City NeaIces.

FEW are aware Of the Importance Of checking
a. cough or common cold in its first stage That
which in the beginning would yield to mild
remedy. if neglected, soon preys upon the
Lungs. Dr. BULBS Cough Syrup affords instant
relief. Price, rs cents.
WEcAIL ATTENTION TO THE ADVERTISEMENT OF
our enterprising merchants, BAKER BRos, who
offer for sale Zell l. Sons and several other
frsturate fertilizers. Our farmers will do well
to give them call. July2s
SIN. WILKES is offering the best and cheapest
Furniture in Staunton.
SIN. WILKES is selling elegant chairs at ST.. 90
each.
E. M. McILHANY is agent for R. Il. Miller's
Baltimore Fireproof Safes.
TIMOTHY SEED for sale by
oct6 BAKER BROS.
HUGH NJ. McTLHANY. wholesale and retail
dealer in Hardware, Stanton, Va, is agent
for Duponts Gun, Rife and Blasting Powder
Bias magazine near this place.
H. NJ. McIbHANY has just received large
stock of Carver's Table and Pocket Knives and
Pistols. Low for cash.
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GENTS TIES.

The new Flat Scarf for winter wear. is a no.
velty well received.-Very Stylish. Also
SCARF PINS at
PERRY & TEN BROECK'S,
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LADIES & CHILDREN'S MEkINO UNDER
WEAR
A full Stock in all sizes Ladies economi-
cally inclined, would do we'll to inspect them,
al PERRY & TIE BROCK
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THE SPRING SEASON, with its frequent
changes bring many diseases to Horses-the
most dangerous of which are distemper, lung
fever and epizootic Owners should guard
against these fatal diseases, by the timely use
of that most wonderful gent in curing and pre-
venting those diseases that can be relied on,
'FouZs Horse and Cattle Powders They
are celebra tel all over the United States for
their intrinsic merits and magic power in
bracing the systems of horses. COWS, hogs sheep
&c. sgains disease. nov24~2t.
CUT THIS OUT IT MAY SAVE Your LIFE
There is no person living but what suffers more
or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds OF
Consumption, yet some would die rather than
pay IS cents for bottle of medicine that
would cure them. DR.. A Boschee's German
Syrup has lately been introduced in this coun-
try from Germany. and its wonderous cures
astonish every one that tryit If you doubt
what we say in print, cut this out and take it
to your Druggist, DR.. j. N. Wayt Bro, and
get ample bot tie for 0 cents and try it, Or
regular size for IS cents.
@> WHITE TEETH ] WHITE TEETH
MEADE IL BAKERS
SAPONINE DENTIFRICE,
the best and most elegant TOOTH POWDER
known for removing incipient tartar and for
whitening the teeth without injury to their or
ganism.
Prepared solely by
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
Richmond, Va.
Price, soc. box. Sold by druggists gen.
orally. augl0sly
INDIANA election and PEARMAN's large Oysters
is all the talk now.
H. NJ. McTLHANY keeps on hand large stock
of Iron, Nails and Horse Shoes. Low for cash
HUGH NJ. MCTLH ANY is agent for this section OF
Virginia for Temples Celebrated Porcelain
Pumps.
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GENTS LINEN COLLARS.
Our Apply Domestic finished Collars are made
expressly for the best City custom trade. They
cannot be excelled, Call and see them at
PERRY i TEN BROCK.
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.JEWELRY.
LADIES' COLLARS AND CUFFS.

An entirely new line of fresh styles in yer,
handsome Goods, at
PERRY d TEN BROCK.
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"A Complete Pictorial History Of the Times.
-"The best, cheapest and most successful
Family Paper in the Union"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1876-12-01

LADIES' UNDERWEAR
of every possible variety and style, made of the
very best ma ,erials on hand, or made to order
in frst-class style at
PERRY l. TEN BROCK.
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PERRY 4 TEN BROCK
have novelties in all their lines, peculiar to
themselves, and different from tue usual run of
the place. Their desire is TO sell fashionable
goods at low prices, without sham or pretence.
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BLACK DRESS GODDS

in Cashmeres. Alapcsg and Damasse for Over
dresses and Polonaises, warranted in price and
quality to be unepualled anywhere, at
PER RY Il TEN RROECK
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FOR SMALL WARES, NOTIONS AND FUR
NISHING GOODS
of every description; if you desire correct
styles and excellent Goods at low prices, go to
PERRY & TEN BROCK.
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DO OF I0M S.

NND 1 IIyMDa
Hosiery from to rs Cents pair.
Gloves all styles, qualities and prices
The best Kid Gloves you ever saw for ST. 90.
Queen Elizabe Ruffs, Is cts. per dozen.
Pins cts, 0. N. 7. Cotton cts, Green and
D. cts, IA Shirt Buttons S cts, s. good
Needle for cts. paper.
Ladies' and Children's Vests from 30 cts. to
So.
Gents Knit Shirts and Drawers from 40 cts.
to So.
Gents Bows and Ties, from 10 cts. TO IS cts.
Gents Liren and Paper Collars and Cuffs,
all styles and prices.
In word keep full line of Ladies' and
Gents Furnishing Goods.
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z u i Ill IL Z IT, q

sIs1s25 III Z N8s
Bergman Zephyrs, all shades, full weight
Is cts. per ounce.
Germantown Wool, all shades, l2a cents.
Notices, 7 cents.
Book Marks at your own price.
Java and Honeycomb Canvass.
Slipper Patterns from SIS cts. to SIS.
Crochet and Netting Needles
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8 Y 60: g -. -. e! ! g g

Ladies' Gents and Children's Shoes; com
plete assortment Ziegler's and Burt's Shoes,
warranted perfect in every respect.
I have good heavy Leather Shoe for Ladies,
at 81 90.
Children's Copper Tip, all sizes, for Is cts.
Boys and Mems Boots, from ST Is to SIS.
Gum Shoes, from so cents to 81.
Every Lady ST ould have Cork Inside Sole
to protect their feet from dampness, only Is
cents per pair.
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BUY FOR CASH, FROMA CASH HOUsE
and you will save the enormous profit put on
goods at crdit houses to make up for bad
debts
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G3s Ng5 u q So

Every lady should have DR.. Warmers Health
Corset. 1t combines a skirt supporter and self
adjusting pads.
Secures Health and Comfort of Body, with
grace and beauty of form, approved by all
physicians. I have also Corset Waists, all
sizes for Children. Call at J. VI, NEWTON'S
and examine specimens.
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@- WHITE TEETH WHITE TEETH

H. NJ. McIIHANY keeps on hand large stock
of Iron, Nails and Horse Shoes. Low for cash
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sA,sssL L - - ]. I. IN u e e Z
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HUGH NJ. McTLHANy is agent for this section of
Virginia for Temples Celebrated Porcelain
Pumps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-14
p.r.r,nr,. l..sa Esssi.s.


ANOTHER VIM BrVrEE.-A man nainesi
T.. %. Byers was arrested In Virginia last
evening for heating his wife. lie was per
f,etl, sober anil we'll dressed anil seemed
4, .xuect speeial privileges. asking IA be
alloxsl Ia sit in the Office instead 81 being
cnnspel In a cell, &c For." said be- with a
mil. " my wife il SURF Ia L. round short.
IA ami hail me out Well, until then
n,iyary xoull do YOU goa-l." observed
jaiI.r Eobey and he hustled him int" th.
o. he'd % roses. otherwise the closest snd
darkest cell In the prison.
Lrvrs To->iam.-Mr. John spro-i"n,
Superintendent % Agencies for the Mutual
Life Ia,nranc. Company 81 New York
.ho has lee. ia Gold Hill and Virginia
for the past two days. looking after the an
t.r,.i. of his company aDd explaining "
pol,cy holders the term. Dpon which tue
snmpany will discount it, enao~ nn'ni pot
ieir-. will positively leave for sas frah'
cisco this evening. All policy holief- Ie-
string information ON the subject 90 sAh''
aux IL take advantage ~ the d'sco""'
should attend 10 IL At onee.
AsrccrssrrLJAaBogr john Michel
respectable looking youns man srii'"i
in virginia irom Dutch Flat. California
,'n ia,n III .nlr,.' go, iipsy, aud was
arrested for smashing things on u street
lai. Al night. lie haia'i a dime on him
.h.D taken in. John will probably mr'
insr pay ior ms 'P'"
q,
NNth hA- aus"
the child found near the Europa ""iA-'
Last Sunday. To he removed and enr ,ss;
Decomposition hal ;" aa, h. u,cog.
the rase 81 the sn,id e"n,a
.iH~i' rh''e VIII " 49,
"sSoRsr'' The Young nm" ~
Hose Benjamin'. head : y = 'una. Law
L-f danes-hons' ~ ,Iiti" na, %,SI,x bX a
- y."
,,,.., can. far tt.. lis
I'""' "''s VIM an ,.,, ,h.
L.ni. Of An. Virginia police last night.
Thsy yer. all in ils ,lrunks' cell thu
n'"fh'"s'
Tn weather, which has been Aaeeptabis
pleasant foI several dAys. infned COLI ~.
last ,eninB. and e.ai hrs, "snsIs., 70
49, Ia 49,. 1911 DMHH HUI -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-14
More Changes In she National Gsv.
m

-
More Changes In che National Gev.
ernment.
NEW ionx. July IA special to the
Tribune from Washington says the Pres
ident yesterday ordered Secretary Nor.
rill to remove forthwith First Auditor
Mann. Fifth Auditor Ely. Supervising
Architect Potter. and Chief Of the
Secret Service. washburns. He also In
dictated . desire to have Mr.. Broadhsad,
Second Controller. made First Auditor.
aud B~uttsrasld, late Chief Clerk In the
Second Controllers Office. to be Fifth
Auditor. These two men were dis
missed by Bristow for causs. Mullot
will DO Pottsr's successor. blackburn.
late prosecuting attorney Of Hamilton
county. Ohio. il to be made Solicitor6f
the Treasury. and. II Is said. Tom
Brady. Supervisor OF Internal Revenue
for Indiana. or ]. II. Cowhill, will sue
coed Commissioner Pratt.
A Destructive storm In Ohio.
CINCINNATI. July l4.-In the vicinity
OF Tsndsnsvills and Big Prairie. Ohio.
yesterday. a rain.storm in the shape Of
n watsr.spout prevailed, lasting nearly
an hour. destroying fields Of wheat and
carrying or 1000 head Of sheep |; also
doing damage to the railroad tracks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-14
AeAlNsr rmE cMINAMAx.
Another Public DemosSsrasies IN
virginia Ctty-Speeeh by Hon.
Philip A. Roach Other speakers.

Pursuant 10 announcement there was
another snit-Chine~e demonstration in
Virginia City last evening. The meeting
was neither large nor enthusiastic. and
there were not men enough In the pro-
ccssion 10 Use all the torches. This means
either that the people who inaugurated the
movement are losing interest In II. or that
they no longer fear the incursions Of the
Monaghan race upon the province OF the
working men % this country. After march
ing up and nown G street once or twice the
crowd halted in front 81 the National Saloon.
where a speakers stand had been erected.
The band PLAYED q patriotic air aud Presi-
dent Mcdonald. Of the Anti-Chinese Club,
stated the object Of the meeting. He said
those assembled hal come together for the
purpose ~ raising their voices against the
further importation or immigration of
c~oolies Ia this country /; that they came ~
lawful citizens. seeking In q lawful way To
accomplish a lawful object /: that they were
impelled t. this action by the growing evil
which was threatening the country and
that IL was the duty % every man 10 lend
his aid In the movement.
Mr.. Stanley, Vice President III the Club,
was then introduced and entertained the
crowd for a few minutes.
Hon. Philip 4. Roach. the speaker OF the
evening. was introduced by Mr.. Donald.
ani thanked his audience for the friendly
greeting they hal given him. He said
that he found his voice, which had been
strong enough in Chicago, Philadelphia.
~. Louis aud other Eastern cities. falling
him wh.n he tried to speak In Nir-
GINA. He supposed Oh" reason was l~-
cause he was aboui 800 feet nearer heaven.
Thi, WAS greeted with laughter and aI-
plan-e. Mr.. Roach referred Ia the time
ahen the yield of th. Coinstock MAS
- great as To- asionish the World.
and pointed tn the perioi when that
| supply all hut ceased /; when the people
thought the mines had been worked out
anI had Welded their last ingot III silver.
He thought the mines here would last ~
long A. those Ia Greece, which were
worked ia ia. days 10 pericles and noe
| rates. anal Ia which the miners were dig
| ging to-day. the same ~ they were eentu-
nes ago. Mr.. Roach recounted his eNpe-
rience in the Eastern Stairs. telling how
l.. was received Ia the different principal
cite. how the people want Ia chri-tiAnile
AMI c~ivilile the Aongolians, aud how dit
acult II vas Ia make them understand the
ease a. they should. lie said that senator
Jones was heartily in sympathy with the
movement and would do all in his power
b. further it, objects. The speaker was
frequently interrupted by applause and
cheering.
A letter was read from Lieutenant Gov
.mor Adams, expressing q regret that he
could not be present upon the cecasion.
Speeches we're made by Mr.. l.. I. Cowle,
Juige scanlker and Hon. Charles Z. DE
Long. after which the crowd dispersed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-14
THE BELcHER OUTLOOK.
The raiiess Strseturs I'm Gold HiiI
"A Gigantic GalIows.Frams.

The immepsc pallows.framo Icing cree.
-, o,., an. n.v n,un sh.t q, ~. p.,
"'o''' "" e" pump , D
cher mine attracts attention from the Town
to-day. II has risen since Tuesday last,
and looms up against the sky like q giant,
as Il IL. The frame stands eighty-flve feet
high. with q base i~hirty-two feet square,
tapering TO twelve feet square on the top.
Al the four corners are posts Of Ore
gon pine. lixii inches. These
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-14

Orr o rHE L,Kr.-Quite a number Of
u Gold Hill people, men. women and
children, are leaving or preparing to leave
for Lake Tahoe. All. or about all, are 20,
ing TO John McKinney's. on the western
or California shore Of the Lake. Leaving
by the morning train. they find Doc,
Benion's stages or carriages waiting for
them on their arrival In Carson IA
give them q pleasant ride over the NOM.
tains. Then \ very delightful sal
across the beautiful lake In the steamer,
takes them safe to McKinncy's by the mid
die Of the afternoon. Boats and fish line.
are plenty there. and tho trout bite most
~yicionsly. John Keen caught . trout there
two weeks ago which weighed over eighty
pounds, or wonld have done ~ II the hooL
hal not torn loose from his gills- lie was
bigger than a saw log and measured six
teen inches across the Jaws.
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-
Nan. NoLS.s's spq~.-Last evening
National auard Hall was oEee more
crowded to witness the performance VI
Matt. Morgan's company. There was an
| entire change ~ programme aud Tie large
audience was vastly entertained. The liv.
ing pictures we're BEAUTIFUL. and ELECTED
lbs mat enthusiastic applause. No QUE
.houlj miss secjlg them and the admirable
| troupe nf artists. To-liphi another per-
farmance will be given. aud lo-n,oiior
aiternoon q grand matinne TOR ladies and
| children IL announced. To- morrow even
ing the farewell performance will lie
given.
A ..pnur'' At rHr BrLcnrn.-Aboui
n hundred men have been drafted from the
| De,sLer mine. The reason given for thi.
reduction u ,hs force is that there Is not
. sufficient milling cupseig g crush the
ore extracted by the number OF men beie'
| toiore employed. A soon as the new
works are completed the men will probably
be- reinststed.
TN ALa,ybH, That cosiesi 81 thea
tiers, the AlhAmhra, Is hii-a NWh M aP-
prcciatiye audience nightly. Payeiic
W,lch. one 10 the bfst negro MINISTRIES IN
| m. profession, 1. q drawing card. lie
siil ale a complimentary benefit on sun.
day -semins, VIZ nI. ,.u,e, ."I
.unlt
'"" X.
RosE WILSON. the cross OF the police ot
Virginia. was' taken In again yesterday
evening for being drunk. Two horses. .
wagon and Three poiicshien Ne'e nc!
To accomplish ihe iask. i'ose sa,e Why
shsklng "h'i"s p,'. how,ius
s,n~a
- .o,..,o.. ..u,,
MAE h'"""N' "' ~ -
eater who gave $" m"'h "'"''' "
an srom The CITY Jail a few weeks since.
has been heard LsE. lie is at Winnie
mncca working a. cock. 9Th he firm
determination never more To drink a"a
W"
fhf Fi"'r slns"S maA"
of store and once windows. AgaiaSy ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-14
A Policeman stabbsd by his Pris'
ensr-Pslitica In Nam FRANCHISES.

San Francisco. July Al T. NJ
Last evening a policeman arrested a man
apparently drunk. on Beals street. and
escorted him toward the station-houss.
He got as far a. California street whom
the man drew q knife aud cut the officer
three time. in the face severely wound.
ing him.
The Tildsn Guards organized last
night. Several other Democratic clubs
also. We are to have two Republican
organizations here. Politicians are get
ting enthusiastic. and evory ward in the
city will have one or more clubs Of both
parties.
About half past I O'Clock this morn
ing James McCabe. residing on Mission
street. near Third. jumped from the
third.story winkow Of his house to the
sidewalk and was instantly killed. The
deceased. while engaged in decorating
the Pacific Foundry, where he was m
ployed. for the Fourth OF July. fell from
. corpics. receiving injuries which have
since confined him to his bed. While
his attendant was asleep. he evidently.
in q At Of delirium. threw himself from
the window. He was . native Of Ire
land. single. aud twsnty.four years Of
age.
The annual meeting Of the ovsrman
Mining Company resulted in the re-
election Of the old Board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-14
LlE MANrED 4 LETTER.
And was Bsasd 60 Have IL NAT
Tesk y ThsRshing Iastead.

Have ~ a letiher fur Guiseppi
Campif" inquired a hroai-shoulder'd
Italian gentleman at the Virginia post
office this morning.
The clerk ran rapidly over the C's AMI
said be- hal not. o..
Ye go through thin purity quick. II
sames b. me Look at i'm agin. There's
van fran sam. Jones, l knows well
enough"
IA tell You there are no letters here for
anyl--iy 6y the name % Campi." said the
clerk. firmly.
"Troth, knows better" cried the
Italian. I've been putin me>elf mi lie
comm here livery day fur a wake or more.
and It's always the same shiory wid yc.
Don't bother. but gimme me letter"
The clerk groanej and explained thai II
wa. quite impossible for him Ia give a let
when he had none there.
.'I,'s aisy To say that. ye blaggard. j
beli.y. We shtale me letters, that come
from III. foinsst min in the country.
Yer no bother than a ihafc. Come out
here an III break livery bone IN yer body.
whonp' HurrOo fur Mishier Trident
tn. gentleman was evidently ui'ier the
controlling influence. snd as he danced
abont the office shouting defiance AMI at
traeting a crowd. the clerk went u To
uacify him II possible. lie was rewarded
by A .,inging blow u the nose and retired
hastily. The other followed, but this time
m, clerks 100: was GA hi, native heath
and he w~altzed int. the adversary IN hhe
style. knocking him cut ~ TIM. snort
order. Then the clerk hasiened 10 SnIgo
Ill., Ia hi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-14
rnR PALACE ciornIN0 STORE

On che comstock. where money is plen'
~. aud ready cash always flowing about,
II Is = standing disgrace for a nan unless
an editor or a Politician To le seen going
about dressed In poor clothes. No man
ran plead poverty, because Hoos Bros. arr
now selling clothes At prices within the
reach Of everybody. Peoples are beginnine
TO find that they can buy ~rcady.mads
clothing fifty per cent. cheaper than IA
have them made 10 order. and the cut and
material Just n good. l,oos Bros. are
now selling dress, black AMI diagonal
suits at rates which are astonishingly low
aud the man who buys 81 lloos Is looked
upon NJ the patron IL some fashionable
tailor. Trunks and yalises for sale at low
figures,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-14


..sto, Tsu 'BrS!-h Tom fineh's
H., iust i.l.. the railroad, they hsy.
- -, ,.n..of polIx
a rar'"' VII" NV "" -,
Polly has l-sn weU 'raihei' an" sF"sA@
..r mind n. readily a. a woman. Among
- mn, ... l,,r,aJ IN ssy /:
"iher 'h'"sS' '"" -, o.,
" Polly wants 1890. -,i....n,r;.. a.
49,. e,,..,,el 10 indulge in. II Il
With sorrow that w record the Tact ihai
Polly .~car-. foiy a% ms. s"nd:.
'" snans,', !" aa,'I. With t..m.ien aud
hi,,.I men. Yesterday. a. Put" was
driving the Gold Hill bus slowly up ihr
grade. thinking 81 how many sh'N iuAi,
ters h. hal Ia gather III i+ioir hp'"se,
we're made. q gruf voice aec"s'eu hini ana
demanded in the NEST psremriot! manne'
ina, h. should stop the bus MeehAh-
ically he drew up bis horses ahd s"M-
mene.,l looking TOT his etPeef'd pssssh'
i%airc." 4 ChinsmAn. = flnte asp 'hss
inebriaie were apparent. oniy These ana
.e:hing more. Put gathered up MS nn's
acaIn AID started, when some one shoupsu
n ..Hn en- On the back "i. Day !
This vas getting Ia ~ 100 much oi = goou
thing for thu e,cn-iempeiel ir''t' VINO
determined TO form himself intn Az ltf'f'
,lsatiDy committee IA the mystery ~
piore. Hs got down from the bn. Iu-'
u ~" pnii an ,L.n .,nng-. stranger"
III, aid polly picked up several new and
artistic oaihs When fr'end Putnam h''''''
cred what ~a' h'''i'''s
\ TrN-yr,s-oLp sh"otih'- In '''s'"'A
r..,.rlay afternoon. sl-'ui ) o'clock. q ten
..aI ~, named wooLrun. shot and
~ -, .no,h,., i,j. youn,
seriously sDh""'" - :,
Woodruff. who u mo!b'fiess's a'""' ~
liz fathers hon,e. pear ihe Catholic Gem
L. a rooL part IL the ia,. AND has
80 The r.putation of a good. qgiri bos.
Ss.,.r,i,y a paek az young hoDdlnms at
800 M. lai. driving him inio the house
- ,hcn .cnt a shower % stones
,hrough the wiad.--, Young Woodruff
called io them IA ie-i,i 80 so N.u"l nu,'
,.ine I ~ ,,,h.,. .Lotrun and bla,ai
49, n, ,he crowd. one % the to,s. also
named woodrpa. a e1n.,n o, !. ,n.is
shooier. got bii BY v.e spoii ~ us ~, 49,
and over one eye. OF sn',hs ' msi 50 a.
sight. No arrest haa "sn %
noon to-day. '" ,hs ~ 49,
sGons the ne,s .im.slf a. he lid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-14
A sUPFocAriNa cOuGu.

In . letter 10 Ars.Lisle, of Chicago . well
known coniributnr 10 the Western press, She
ascribes the cure Of = dangerous cough. accom'
panied by hleeding NJ The lnDgr. Ia llslc'.
Honey Of Horrhound and Tar. MY cough
she .ayr. Z" thrratenrd tn rnff0eate me .
but the Honey of liorehound and Tar has
removed every trace Of H." The letter was 10
q lady friend In thl. city. wbo has plarrd u ii
the disposal Of q. N. Crtienion. Z Sixth ave
nue.. Pike. Tooihachr Drops cure 10 ons
minnie
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Lyos's KirH,RIoS makes beautiful CLOS
AZ. %iu1urisni hair prevents its iaiiing uuI
or turning gray. II has stood the test Of
forty years, is cliarmingly perfumod, and
Ia. mo rival,
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PALACE RATING STAND.

Everybody should inow that ct TOMMY
%sssp.ra'. r.isss r.IoSs Fipsinis Gi,y. The,
An always thd . good squAse meal Of the Yer,
ieit eating the market Affords. Also Uy,tsrs,
clans, lobstrra and other sheli.h,h. and game,
In their proper season. Call aud try the Palses
Rating Stand when you are hungry. Inn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-14

BnIysrosF aud %i,ess,-. end milk aud sui.
phur. are sdninistsred on every change Of -es.
son In families In the old countries 10 fortity
children Against atisrk. of empii,p kvels.
Additions With uieun's eulphgf soap supply
4. An4pF No disesss cen penstnis. sold t'ry'
vhrfe,
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A CAIN.

To ell ~ho are suffering from the error and
lndlscrtlons of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss ~ manhood. etc.. ! will send
. recipe that will curr you. free of charge.
THIS great remedy was discovered by q mic.
sicnxry In Souih America. send q .elfa cd.