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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10


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as North con. Virginia, r..is.
$50 Prospect. pc. s..i. sss.
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iOo Tr.jAn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10
S.~ Ysrk lso.s.I.

Nrw YoHK. October io.-sales at the
Noruinx Board. In currency, were; -
Con. Virginia 59a. 1900 Grant ~ "a
100 santiago II. 100 yellow Jaekot21 az.
Closing prices we're ; Alpha 90 asked
RAJ 4 Belcher ~ bid. 81 asked. Caledonia
n asLsd, California Is bid. Gsasked' Con
Imperial A. bid. 5 asked. Con-. Virginia
son bid, Crown Point Is bid. 49, asked
Oouli a Curry Is asked. Grant j. bid,
~ asked, Justice isS bid. Mexican -
bid, Santiago II bid. ~ asked. sayage
IGA asked. Sierra Nevada i2S asked,
Trenton l2S bid. Is asked. yellow Jacket
"a asked. Utah 20 bid. 49,
sales after the Morning Board; iOO
Be.t A Belcher tsb 500 Grant ~, ~,
400 Mexican 29I. 800 Yellow Jacket "a
27s. 100 Gould A Curry iGa, 100 linz
perial a..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10

A TURBULENT CITIZEN. Last Friday
John DELANEY. who lives In the vicinity Of
the Savage dump. thrashed his wifo aud =
warrant was sworn out against him by tho
unfortunate woman. The Constable failed
10 lind him, however. Last night the
brute belabored his wife again and the
oMcer' enasas w" nau aua nr"....iin" ~
his home drew his pistol, aud. there being
none but IN present, frightened
everybody 10 death nearly. Some men
came In, In answer to the screams o. the
Sohodv W. huri anil The foolish bruic was
disarmed. 4 charge Of exhibiting =
deadly weapon was preferred against hiin.
II the assault 10 murder can D proved the
charge Will 10 allowed aeeording!y. mr.
tend 10 now.
Dowx I. Car. Mrxy.LTho shaft Of
T. -, ,,o DO,
Nh. L., ,h,,,v ,o., has beeu na..inv
through fine clay containing strcaks Of
carbon, This il an immense body Of clay
ma lhe ,nd'ca.,ons a'e 'hA' "'''"'" VI
,,s,
CLOSING our.-Mrs' ~. Il. C"ny' 1872
ooa'h street. ',s'"'A' y ' go
indncemenn 70 le people " 'ne oo n,
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ri,e Cohen sait-waIting ssr News
Prom Indiana.

IAN Fn,ScIsco. October 1913 ?. NJ
In the railroad. Cohen case. the defend.
ant Is about finishing his argument TO
be followed by Judge Lake.
The interest In the Indiana election IL
general on the street, and the news ID
~anIiously awaited.
Four new cases Of smallpox are re-.
ported this morning and one death.
II Ia reported here that twenty-five
Chicago capitalists, each contributing
5000. have combined to form . new
mining Board In Chicago. TO 10 called
the Chicago Mining and Stock Er.
change. The institution may he ex.
pected TO open for business at an early
date. AL approved stocks will be listed
TO a nominal extent. II 10 thought that
the new enterprise will take we'll In
Chicago, owing To the speculative nature
IL lis citizens.
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LAST rvrSiSa.
1855 Eureha Con. Is. IS 40. 10. iGA, iG1, Z,
sio. isN. II, II 40. ics. isA.E n.
SIS yaeksou. 4. 81.
$50 L.op.sd. 81. ~ 'io. 81. ~ 80, ss.
81 49,.
100 GilA. T5c. TOc.
to northern belle. soS. sos. isN 80, n 40
3Ok.
40 iius-sy. t5c.
la NAahsttan. u.
100 usnerzi rhons<, ",
40 Gens~ee Valley. . Is.
20 Modoc, q.
1850 New coso. AZ. ~, az.
Ills roonman. Nc. ac.
80 tiouh n Curry. ~, its.
1875 Co. Virginia. 81, Sjs. 53,..
sls Imperial. 10.
lao ophir. tts, AN, a.. u. a., us b
az. ttA.
s1s Union Co... ios. i0,.. 10Y.
40 Hale 4 Norcr a.. 81. g.. s. b.
Az Julia Con-. 81. 81.
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go savage. l3S. i3~. i3.. u. i1..
i0D Cnolisr P.to.i. .cs.
Ito E~xeheluer. u.
2sD California. 3D.. 49,.
ts6 hsxican. s&s. ~.
80 Aiphs. ttk. N.. az. AZ. IS.
leu OvcrinAn. 's,s. &c
i1s cro~n Point. IN. ii..
40 O. eionia, s.. ~.
10 is-s 4 Dslehsr. az. ~, sS.
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wrsrAn's BAlsAn or WIN CnEnm

wprAR's BAIsAx OF Win CHERHY.-
The great remedy for consumption. This
w~sll.known remedy 10 offered to tho pub
lie, sanctioned by the experience OF over
forty years; and when resorted TO In sea.
son seldom fails 10 effect q speedy cure OF
coughs, colds. Group. bronchitis. In
huenza, whooping-cough hoarseness, pains
or soreness In the chest or side, bleeding
Al the lungs. liver-complaint, etc. Be
ware Of counterfsits. Remember that the
genuine wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
Sss on the outside wrapper the signature
of ~. Butts" and the printed names Of
The proprietor. seth W. Fowle 4 Sons.
ioston," All others are base limitations.
Examine the wrapper carefully before
purchasing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10

honor Of the American name. Mr.. Fitch
closed by Q marvslously powerful and
beautiful picture Of two galleries In
which wore hung representation OF NE
chief events In the history OF the two
parties. Tho audience listened In rapt
silence, and whom no concluded. such q
storm OF applause ~ has never before been
heard In Gold Hill burst forth. Hats
we're swung into the air. and the great
yell OF Republican enthusiasm must have
penetrated into every corner OF the town
and carried anger 70 the Democratic
heart. The foregoing report 10 but . sum.
mary Of Fitch's address. which sparkied
with the gltttering gems OF language
which no iong.hand pencil could catch:
and which II put In print at all would
lose much Of their magic, ~ the magnetic
manner Of the orator gave them . glow!
which they could mover have In black and
white. Before the meeting disbanded the
Cornish Glee Club favored the audience
with several Of their patriotic songs,
which were rendered In stirring style.
Three s~hingle-liftins cheers wound mp the
evening.
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sAx FR,Scisco. October iO-3 p. N
Ophir-i2S sold.
Nipha-i2s asked.
Northern Belle-2O bid.
Mexican IA bid. Az asked.
Imperial = ~ asked.
Meiican-2i sold.
Hale A Norcross- : bid.
Alpha-ts bid.
Mpho-ns bid.
Imperial-3 IS bid.
Union-iOa bid.
sayage-i2l bid.
Ophir-i2s asked.
Yellow Jacket-22S bill.
Con. yirginia-5jhs bid.
Sierra Nevada-ii bid.
C4liiomiA-GO asked.
Gould A Cuuy-i3a bal.
Eureka Con.-5S u
Northern Belle-20 bid.
Crown Point-iih asked.
Alpha-t2S asked.
Belcher-f1 bid.
Ophir-tis bid.
Hale A Norcross-s'. asked.
Con. virginia-539s sold.
MlphA-42 asked.
AlphA-us bid. ~ asked.
MexicAn-2t asked.
Yellow Jacket-22a bid.
AlphA-iih asked.
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TO CANDIDATES..

We wish 10 remind all candidates for once
In this pspsr and an election printing must BE-
paid In advance. We can accept Of no eoutin.
gent arrAneemenis. show Jour worthin' - toe
the once By paying promptly your p%rinier's
hiIia-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10

IT is no, usual for patients suffering from
diseases for which Sulphur baths arc recon
men led 10 travel thousands Of milss to avail
themselves Of suiphur bathing. They would
md u lees expensive 20 buy 0lsnn's Sulphur
sosp and battle 81 home. Sod everywhere. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10

HAois's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. removes freckles.
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. Its application can.
not be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10

LYos's KArHAnIos makes beautiful,
glossy. luIuriant hair ; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. Ia charmingly pcrfumed.
and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10
TOM FITCH.
THE GREAT ORATOR IN cold NIL.
SOME THINGS WHICH DEMOCRATS
SHOULD READ.
SECURE THE irTrRE. THEN
.FoRcEr TIE PAST"

A aastiing speech Many pssaxrsc
.bi, truth. witch ~ tatsrsi'
ned May rosder
msn.s and EsihusiAsi'e ~"1
emce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10

h.ve been bad faith. The negro wa
given the ballot 10 protect himself. Thi.
S.s NOT only Just. but cheap. II would
ave cost a great deal Of money to send
soldiers 70 guard every school.house and
every negro cabin In the South. The Ro-
nnbiicans did not make the freedmen
Voters willingly. They were forced TO
that step By the conduct OF the Southern
Democrats. and merely made . choice Of
evils. II is true that the negro has not
always used his freedom we'll and wisely.
He 10 naturally trusting and thriftless.
and he has at times fallen into tho hands
OF bad white men. This Is not the fault
Of the Republican party. but the fault Of
q hundred years Of slavery. Let the
South. then. blame herself that the negro
is q voter. She IL not taking the right
way TO remedy any evil which the negro
vote brings upon her. Let her educate
the blacks. and not murder them. The
negro IL sharp enough To learn. In fact
ssmbo has . wonderful capacity for seeing
a little way ahead,
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CoNsrocK LIVER AND SALE srabLh'-
There are few II any OF the citizens oil aoia
Hill and Virginia City who do not remsm'
| her our former genial townsman, o. @.
| Nunjeli. for several wear, proprietor Of the
80 ,,.,. NJ r.,sr.
Eclipse stables on NAN stryeu. y,s
enee 10 an auveitisenien Punnt,n ~,
S'her column pv,n h,n..IT In m.
ne mas permanently ioeApu .so. m,;.1
livery anu SAFE uusinc,s ..
street, San francisco, oai,'"rn's, $3.50
VIII " happy 20 sec sny " hs ~ Hui.h
. patrons OF inc oon,.oeA Anu ~. !.
them WIN az me anu enssPs .n -
eau ~ 1p,ainea W wv v,.y " o. r.sn.
cisso unv.e rs :: ta"n. hor.s hotel
Il Is Mundeil. Almost every one who visits
the city does, or at least should. enjoy me
lasting pleasures OF y uri,e 9,eI ue III,
,hou ~ ,ho coms,oct Livery StsbIe Il
IT,; A.. ,isco Tor ,hem to obtsip an ontit
ssI,i,,, ~ .o,,so,, s,..s.I anil sati.f.rtion
!. nnaxc.lisJ IN AZ. city.
KILLED ny 4 CRowRAR.-The readers OF
the NEWS will remember that something
over a week ago the circumstance wsS
mentioned tina John H. uou, q mine
In the Silver Hill mine was slightly mr..
ny = iailIns 9."wyai, "n W., ~ .nrr.
WINE chsas,u ~ he'p,.s pIs na,s,.
wnci. at'he umcoi .he aoe,u uS".
Injuries were thousn. W w " n."y N a.
seiucnoc, anu ~ .n.es ua, y. 81 wsv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10

way 70 reneu! any c'h when uhe nebIe
vote brings upon her. Let her educate
the blacks, and not murder them. The
negro ID sharp enough To learn. In fact
sambo has . wonderful capacity for seeing
= little way ahead.
Shor'iy before the war 'here was col
orcl man named johnson who had charge
a, the h,, .,d c,o.l room a, IN. u,,.o q,
n-----.-.-~ r,S -, a..
hop''i'. A"o nnAn ""oo VI '"e
Aldermen OF Washington now. He used
NO, IN s..sion lie hal |. ma,hsr snJ ~.
ter in slavery and he was very anxious 70
buy their freedom. Fernando Wood inter
ssied himself and managed 10 raise 81
ism ~ ~ rui,n, H., ~
SS..us P M, ~. IT. .dnnsa,'
$3.50 a., 49, LII len =, ssna =,
NJ sLa.as, -, a. ~, taha,~ras 80, A..
ssaS 0ns J,x After IN heyinnins
~ a. 49,. NJ NJ lii ,v,ns ~ ~
.h.;r al I..ins .h,v..I all.
.. Will yohnson xor nm, h,v. mall
,,., ; Lv nj. ,in.s,.,
.'os 49,
VnI,.s - u. s,oo xo,,,,
an" YOU nav '"e soo. sA,e
"On' yes; msSsa. Use s'' vat oo'n.
THEN why uoh you Duy YOUR niotnei
AMI sister, sr' eriei Mr' "oou WIN
severity.
well. Massa Wood. III hold on iur .
while. IT'S my pinion nigIcrs Is soin u
De mighty cheap beioah Ills yer war am
ovah. -,
Let the South treat the negro as Gnu,
zen u not Try 10 fe-ehslaNe MIN, anu
there will 10 no reason To complain OF
armed Federal interference.
,ov,
MT. fitch pictureu the CONDITION OF
things In some Of tho Southern States.
Th.v. arr bu,v day and night endeayorinp
a. 80. from N. nroyi.ion. M ,hs
Sso,",r. h-nasn,mo,, Ta.lsv sonth
r.,a,,ns 4. nracticailv In a eonjition nj
80 M. ~ ,hi.S NJ, IL, L,nJrsj. riJo
val. S5.,,bi... .a.n.s snS M,
nIhn'u n'Pu.p'man ii',I,'n1aa ,ha;,
tla' 'ne ,,nio au ~. pan,,h,is,m oa.,nr.
1~n SpVsAc,s = = s.sIi.,aas =.
Inc pe"iooiaue sP''y
put uhe mioni'n' ~Iut IN .a,
ARISES ms ,aree y, W ~" ~.
cursss. q. w. Pv,is ~
nesross are no. ai'owsu so - -,
tohishihs now .ne '"u.'.' ~
their Knives mo .nei, o'u "a'..,
the negroes. ih1 ,rAner Ie.apI nna'
once ON a VISIT W p"piln ~ ,h'o
q rohca ."ui'' q "onh a "y
btAd! was W LOT Stains u"e i n.-
from ths so'sisrs oai'"'Ns' "~ :.
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rHE CHURCH rAIR.

Geld Hilrs Present Ressrs for
Amussm~nt-Lsdies Engaged In
beiiinE Fancy 0oods FER she
't'aass OF Religion = Horse-Cnr
Poetry.
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The Eieesies O. Iadissa.

The Eiectien - Iadiana.
INDIANAPOLIS. October io.-Ieports Al
noon from all points Of the State show thu!
the election Is progressing quietly. with
indications Of the heaviest vote ever cast.
The vote in 1872 for Governor was 81. 700.
with . Democratic maIorityof LAS. The
vote Of 1874 was 3i7, 1866. with . Demo-
cratic majority for Secretary Of State Of
1889. III 1874 the farmers candidate
for Secretary Of State received 1928. and
scattering 2.297. The bulletin which will
be sent through tonight will show . com.
psrison with both 1872 aud 1874. The
detailed reports by counties will give COM
parsons with 1874 only. that being the
late State election. aud the only one In
which these candidates were In tho field.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, October i0.-The
election Is progressing very quietly, both
parties preserving order, aud displaying
great activity. A very large vote is being
polled.
indianapolis specials say that the cleo
ton Is unusually quiet and earnest. Both
parties seem satisfied with the aspect OF
affairs. The Republicans are confident u
ut least $500 majority In this county.
There Is much scratching In favor Of Har-
rison (Hep.) against Williams (Dem.l.
for Governor among the Democrats.
Adviccs from the State indicate q quiet
and full election. A large number Of
ruupbs- fnIinv the eitv tno Lot far than
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10
THE posrorrIcE.

One Of the most popular features Of the
entire institution Is tho place where Cupid
gets mp his heart-fending epistles aud
sends them flying ut random among the
young ladies and gentlemen of the COM
munity. Ono letter will 10 ~ well for an
old and wrinklcd bachelor M for the
youth Of sixteen Summers. Miss Katy
Lyons and the Misses Anglon reign M.
preme there, and by their work show that
they arc no novices In the art Of writing
love letters.
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srocK xEroxr.


~larroarsD DAILY ar r. r. kr.rrss a CO,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10

Tho ladies Of 81. Patrick's Church still
continue tho Fair commenced by them
last Monday. They do not expect TO be
able 10 get through with the necessary busl.
ness until next Thursday evening. at which
time all that remains Of their beautiful
and valuable articles will he disposed Of
- tho good Judgment Of the manager
shall direct. The hall was well.Alled last
evening. aud after Fitch's speaking there
wasa perfect Jam. The dancing was com.
menced at 10 o'clock. and was enjoyed by
all who Joined In the festive amusement.
u TABLES
Are we'll supplied with all kinds Of elegant
and attractive articles. and arc presided
over by some Of the most agreeable and
the most pleasant-mannercd ladies OF Gold
Hill. Mrs. Russell and Miss Minnie Nc
Cabc have on their table some beautiful
and ornamental articles. as we'll o. . num-
Der OF things that partake Of the useful
nature. including valuable bronze clocks.
silver tea sets and 90 forth. Miss A. Miles.
Miss Belle O'Bricn and Mrs. Crowley
have some costly articles ON their tables
which are sxcellently arranged. everything
being displayed TO the best advantage.
Mrs. L. 4. Fox. assisted by Mrs. J. J.
Hayes and Miss Maggie Dyrne OF Nan
Francisco, presides over the table with
which tho flower department 10 connected.
and Mrs. Owen Fitzpatrick, Miss Annie
Sheridan and Mrs. William Redman have
charge Of the remaining fancy table,
which IL not bshind any Of the rest In
point Of attractivsness.
In addition TO tho tables there arc q
number Of young ladies who are doing
what they can In another way. Miss
Mary Harris has . very line ~gold.hcadod
cane. for the railing Of which she Is
canvassing with excellent success. Other
young ladies are equally fortunate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10
THE ISSEn NAN.

The Ice cream Is dealt out by Mrs. Luke
Conniif. Miss Butch and Mrs. T. Gala
CHER. After the dancing commences this
department IL kept on the dead rush until
time to 20 home. Across the room the
hungry man Is greeted with the pleasing
legend: "Hot Coffec-Oystcrs In Every
style" Il Ia = matter of interest to watch
the average citizen make q rush for that
lunch table. A great many Of them take
naturally 10 q lunch. whether hot or cold.
Mrs. dlcary. Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. G. Car
roll aud Mrs. Croker have charge OF this
interesting department.
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FoUNpI

A RELIABLE PLACE TO FAVE your
n Watches repaired; I. o. BUTCH. %
south o STREET. virsinia. All WORK varrsnted
TO give satiafsctlon. Give me q trial. o~e I'm
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

SPECIAL 70 ru. eoLD MIL DAILY KEW,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10
he Eiscsioa In Ohio.

CINCINNATI. October l0.-Ths election
In this city is proceeding quietly. A fsw
repcatcrs In the Fourth ward were de.
tectel aud arrested. A very large vote il
being pollel. Both parties claim the al.
vantage. The indications at this stage arr
that Matthews. Rep, for Congress. In the
second District. will carry tho day, and
sayler. DEM, In the First District.
CoLuNBus, October i0.-A special says
adyiccs from various parts Of the Stats in.
dictate that = very heavy vote IL being
pollod. No disorderly occurrences are NJ
ported ut Cincinnati. Tho vote will bc =
iull u and the Republicans will gain q
great victory In that county. M they ARE
elccting both 81 their Congressman.
Here all 10 quiet, but . heavy vote il
bcing pollcd. Tho same IL the fact at
Cleveland aud Toledo and In the Western
lleserve. There il but little doubt Of the
election Of the entire Republican State
ticket by q large majority.
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The siiysr Co,ami.sisn.

NV York. October i0.-Thc Congres.
sional Commission appointed IN determine
tho relative values Of gold and silver held
another meeting to-day and again failed To
effect an organization, Senator Jones
stated to an agent u the Po.f that later In
the afternoon an organization would be
effected.
Moro American 0sid Coming Name.
NV YoRg. October i0.-A hundred and
aud twenty-five thousand dollars American
gold coin were received y~estriay at the
Sub-Trasury from London.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10

CHICAGO. October iO.--The greatest In.
terest Ia manifested here concerning the
result Of the elections in Ohio and In
diana to-day. The Republican head.
quarters presented ~ animated scene this
morning. All were hopeful regarding the
result. 10 IL currently reported that u
largo gang 81 shoulder. hitter went "a
indianapolis last night 10 work f1r
Tilden and Reform. The Democrats
ut their headquarters ara also very
sanguinc. Pools are selling even on
Indiana. and 20 10 II In favor Of the lie.
publican candidate fur Secretary Of State
In Ohio.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-10

OAK - During b past
tw~enty-four hours ~ carloads Of ore
have been shipped TO the different mills
on the Carson River.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-29
ItnIRp DAY.


Divide the day between the Art Galleries
and Agricultural Hall. In Memorial Hall
see The Castellan collection and the English
gallery pretty thoroughly look at Makart's
Catherine Cornaro in the Austrian gallery
pass rapidly through the French, German,
Swedish, and American collections, not for
getting, however, to notice Ia the former the
Gobelin tapestry see the Spanish and Rus
sian pictures with more care, and do not
overlook the Mosaics sent by the Pope, and
few really good Norwegian landscapes.
Then pass to the annex, where there are
acres Of mediocrity, with here and there
good canvass. The Dutch and Belgian col
lections are perhaps the best, but there are
some American and French pictures that
ought not to be missed. The Italian mar
bles will be found pretty and attractive.
Take, if possible, half hour for the Photo
graphic Hall, where there are admirable
displays by English, French, Australian,
German, Russian, Austrian, Swedish, and
American Photographers.
In Agricultural Hall see first in success
sion the various foreign sections English,
French, Japanese, Dutch, Venezuelan, Dan.
ish, Swedish, Norwegian. Russian, Spanish,
Portuguese, Canadian, Italian, and Liberian.
During the remainder of the time at your
disposal walk through the aisles in the
American Department and examine the
most interesting exhibits. The Aquaria
should not be forgotten. and a little time
should be devoted to the Brewers Building
near the Hail.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-09-29
PRONOUNCED lNCURABLE.

BOSTON, May 80, 1871
II. r. STRvRSs, Esq: Dear SRI have Deen badly
affctod with Liver Complaint for ten years have
suf1ered great pain In my back, hips and side with
great difficulty In passing urine. which was Ofen
and N very small quantities, frequently accompanied
with blood and excruciating pain.
MI have faithfully tried most Of the popular remedies
recommended for my complaint; have been under
the treatment Of some OF the most sklfu physicians
In Boston. all OF whom pronounced my case incura-
BILE. This was my condition when was advised by
friend TO try regetne, alnd could the good ef-
fects from the first dose took, and from that mo-
ment kept on improving until was entirely cured
taking In all, should think, about six bottles.
IL is indeed a valuable medicine, and II should
be afflicted again In the same wav would give Il
dollar n dose, II ! could not get 1t without.
Respectfully, j. NJ. GLE.
86i Third Street, South Boston,