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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-17
oottp ,Sp GERRY.

A. X. Durbrow. Esd. Secretary Gould
and Curry silver Mining Company-Dear
Sir: For the week ending to-day - feet
were added To the south drift on the 1900
foot level. making the total distance south
from the winzc $50 feet. leaving i32 feet fur
tler 10 go TO crosscut with the Savage Joint
Wine. / think In three weeks the connec
ton will bc male. as We have started to
drift north 10 meet I, from the Joint WINE.
and IL the ground IL favorable Ne ought IN
make IS feet Per week. working from both
ends. We found 1t impossible 10 continue
work in crosscut No. I, as the ground was
so soft and the water 10 strong that we
coukl do no work. The drift u ~bulkheAded
10 Keep hack the hot air. We can ut any
time resume work after the water has
drained out. The new i3-inch pump was
put in place during tho week. aud sinking
in the main incline resumed. anticipate
no further trouble a. We are now able to
handle N quantity 81 water that may DO
encountered in sinking. We have com.
menccl cutting out for 3 new balance bob
AZ A point CO feet below tho 1900. II would
be impossible to run another pump safely
without this bob being In. and as We must
have one at the 1900. I thought IL best to
be fully prepared. The machinery Is all
In good running order and doing all that
4. required. We are running the pump
al the rate 81 four strokes por minute.
Yours truly.
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H0ul Wafer.

Eprron NEWS: Since the completion OF
the tunnel through the mountain tapping
Marietta Lake. the water in many parts OF
the owl furnished for domestic use Is 81
the most offensive quality. Marlette Lake
is formed by throwing q dam across . mar
row ravine opening into Lake Tahoe. The
water Is thereby secured and backed up.
OVERLOOKING q small basin. formerly q milk
ranch. The water Is very unwholesome
and offensive. being covered by acres oil
tnle- floating over its surface. formed from
the impurities Of the water. IL l. merely
a pool Of stagnant watsr. This water MAS
said TO he for iiuming and milling pnr-
poses, but 10 now. In fact, turned into ths
water mains for domestic uses. The quail
ity Of the water IL too impure and noiious
for household purposes. anal We protest
against II a. an outrage too grieyous Ia be
borne. The price paid for water Is GER
tainly SUFFICIENT 10 tniitle h~ouseholders to
pure and Wholesome water. Let simple
Justice DO done. CITIZEN.
GoIp HILL. September II. 1871.
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A AFFAIR.

George Z. Ford attempted to cowhide
Colonel Weller to-day at about ! o'clock
on the sieps Of the International Hotel,
Virginia. The two were talking together
when angry words arose. Ford presented
n pistol to weller's head. and at the same
time drew q cowhide from under his coat
AMI commenced striking Weller on the
heal. A young man named Stephens who
Was at the bottom of the stairs, went to Wei.
ler's rescue. He succeeded In getting Ford
down the stairs and the contestants.
Mr.. Quimby. q friend Of Ford's, waspresent
at the time, but took no active part In the
row. Nobody badly hurt and no arrests.
The trouble grew nut 81 the fact that
Weller had Ford arrested sometime ago On
the charge Of embezzlement.
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.t,. ro
FRANK hESros' 'ho ehN'ps p
prietor Of the Silver City T'~e'. VIII start
A psper Al Bodis about tho 10Th Of next
month. to be called me
nn xh a. y ss iii cSri.ien the Herald.
+ viii eiye Mr.. KENYON control Of
threo
NJ. OIL. Ian. NJ, J,.,ie.
III. L. =, x,a s,o =, .,a weighing
$50 -. 90. .o,, from yirvini. CITY
~ ~ T...nn Mir, to.,,sv- The bars have
A. ;wnr;nt 81 p 4. Martha Co., assaycrs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,,,,,,,.. ,,w
,.ara varv I'm.
Catholic church yesterday ""'
pressivs. large c~onsressuon wa. p,e'en.
nos .,snding room down stairs.
n,,.x ann ubce, az the
'.''nr v,s.,a,.
SCUM ehsine " "'o
MINI p,oke .N' Ia" ~ ,hs uss oi tho
III, .h.U viii be The only result.
.,,,,,
h0 80. c.,,,.,n,, la, o,s,.
meh' i m iii nrohshiv tats in tho Stato
Psiir daring his absence, and will return
On Thursday or Friday.
WHILE out hunting near Grccnville
49,. 81 .co Yesterday. Fred. Ritter nc.
~cidsntially shot himself through tile left
hand with 4 revolver, which he was eI.
aiming,
TIE work Of strengthening mp the Sav.
age pump shaft has been commenced.
They expect to have the pump running
again III "n aA''"'
dEohok nsowN. "0 n
blown up :, we rsel ,unv "' n. vii na,
io:o hi. sisht.
y.-.. A.. c,,,, ,,n,vor.,,v n
Vs. .n.r,r,i.
atciy observed by tho natives Of that
country.
THERE arc thirty pupils In regular at
tendance Of tho flowery public school,
Professor II. +. Baker, teacher.
Tax Ice cream pcddlers have not all been
killed, though = terrible thinning Of their
ranks has been effected.
Tn. approach Of Fall Ia signalized by
tho shortening. OF the days. IL begins !"
gut dark ~ O'Clock.
Tux Grand Jury completed all 'hslr
business, and adjourned to meet again ON
inc z''n 'u''A""
HEShr BAwDES, Assistant supcrtntend'
emit o. the Justice m'no' went below last
evening.
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Water Lifiers.

Tho frequent breaking Of the Savage
pump.rod has led to inquiries which may
effect 4 revolution in that kind oil ma
chinery. II is now proposed TO nse asteel
wire cable instead Of a rod. Ono advant-
x claimed Ia that the working would
not be hindered by the shaft getting
out Of plumb. and that there would Be
few II any breaks. The cost Of the cable
would not be much more than tho timbers
now used indeed. II 10 thought by some
that IL would DO cheaper, all things taken
into consideration. Tho new rod which
the Savage will put in Is soon a possible,
will DO . single timber. Tho old one.
which haa caused ~ much trouble, was
compound. being formed 81 two timbers
held together with iron bands.
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tALlFOhNlAs
G. l.. Gordon. ESD, Secretary California
Mining Company Dear Sir On the laOO-
foot level there il no change worthy OF
not.. Much work il being lone in drifts
and crosscuts.
ON the i5J0-fcot level the ore breasts are
all looking well. No. . Wine has bsen re-
timbsred throughout from this To the iooo-
foot level.
ON the icO0-foot level we are continuing
to extend u sill tioor east, sonth and
vest. All Of tho ore breasts on this level
are looking e~xcellently. They are proving
Of great width. and in quality rich. The
southeast drift from No. ) Wine has been
extended % feet in very rich ore. No. D
winzc Is now below this level 229 feet. Is
feet having been sunk the past week. The
south drift from the bottom OF No. q winze,
100 feet below the iGOO-foot level. IL nov
in 20 feet. IL feet having been run the past
week. Thirty-one feet remain yet 10 be
run before reaching No. 8 winze. The
east drift from the bottom Of No. q Wine
il now in 40 feet "a feet were run the past
week. The ore continues very good.
ON the i6JO-foot level no work la. been
done in the north ore breasts. a. we do not
REQUIRE the ore. No. 2 crosscut Ia now In
"a feet and continues In very rich ore.
West rrosscut from No. I winzo has been
extended nine feet and continues In very
fine ore. The south drift from No. Z
Wine has been extended eight ieet. Total
length. III feet. Twenty feet yet remain
10 lie run before reaching No. . winze.
Most Of the week has been spent In retim-
herring this drift. No. 3 WINE Is now
sunk below this level - feet and con-
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CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA..


A. W. Ravens. ESD. Secretary Of the
Consolidated Virginia Mining Company
Dear Sir: On the i200.foot level the ore
10 improving In quality and extent far BE-
yond our expectations.
On the i3O0-foot level we have but little
change 10 note. The ore breasts are look
ing well.
ON the iiOo-foot level tho various ore
breasts continue to look favorably.
The southeast ore breasts on the 1900
foot level are without any material change.
All are looking well. We are sinking In
the ore body TO connect with the level be-
low.
The sinking OF the main shaft below the
i5JO-fost level Is being continued. The
ground Is very bad and our progress slow.
An engine Is being placed at the station
80 that tho shaft can DO sunk independ-
entity of the surface engines. The work Of
e~nlarging aud retimbering the main south
air gallery 10 being continued. The
ground is very heavy. and requires con-
slant work to keep II In repair. The ore
breasts on this level are looking well. The
coming week We will commence to run .
branch drift from the main shaft TO tho
south orc body. a. the main drift Ia so
near the vein Nc ind IL too expensive TO
keep In repair.
ON the iGJO-foot level the ore Slopes are
looking finely. We are continuing to ex-
tend the sill tloor south. The east stops
Is widening and improving a. we advance.
Tho south face Of the west stopc Is also
looking very finely. The ventilation 10
now excellent ON this level. The west
l-.fs 80. All. l.x.l la.tonal a. eonuAst
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John Oyerman. tho locator Of tho Over
nan mine. and ono Of the earliest Of our
washoe prospectors. Is nov In Gold Hill.
lie arrived a day or two since from Iowa.
having been absent from here for fourteen
years. lie IL an active, wide-awake man
81 about sixty. and has not become much
changed during his absence. for he found
more old friends to recognize him b he
was able 10 remember. lie expresses him
self As wonder-sirnek. however. at the
change. which have taken place
here since he left. lilo IL able
10 recognize some 10 the old peaks
and hiii.tops. but the great mining and
milling works. the thickly settled towns
anil big houses. the bus lines, the rail-
road and all that sort Of thing appear As
the production 81 magical enchsntment to
him. and he feel. Loaf among u.
"why." says he. "ef Id been drapt
down here onexpectly and walked up !
shouldn't know whsr'n the devil l got to-"
When he stepped on the passenger train.
MeMurchy. who happened TO be at the
depot. took him by tho hand. saying. 81
know VOC You are John Oyerman."
"Are yon SURF OF III" says the old
prospec,or, shaking ms grizzled head
1oubtfully a. he gszed about him, evil
IDENTIFY feeling somewhat Rip Van Wrinkle
ish. "Don't know about H."
He meets with so many, TO shake hands
aud talk over oil times with, however,
that he begins tn feel more like himself.
aud the face % the country Is looking
more and more familiar To hin. Still he
shakes his ZEAL a little a. he looks up and
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cruelty to Animals.

There was 4 case Of cruelty on Main
street last Friday which attracted . great
deal Of attention. A man from Silver
City was riding 4 horse belonging to the
BENEFITS brothers. and the horse for some
reason did not travel TO suit the rider.
Becoming Infatuated, he commenced whip
ping the poor beast in tho most unmereiful
manner. The blood followed every blow.
and the crowd interisrei TO prevent . con
tinuancc OF such torture. Marshal Nc
Celery saw the affair. but did not foel au'
thorized to mako n arrest, a. he has been
informed by his lawyer that the law with
regard to cruelty TO animals cannot be
made TO stick unless there 10 an organiza'
ton for that purpose.
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plr,crWl aALluw FRAME.
a nre.k al the Leviashan Ains-A
water rsnk'Tslls 600 Fees.

A serious accident occurred at the Levi
athan mine this morning which will delay
the working for several days. The acct
dent is Of . peculiar character. MI. cary
who was running the engine At the time'
related the circumstance to . NEWS 70
porter this morning. He said; 81 was
hosting q tank OF water in the north com
partment Of the shaft at . moderate rate Of
speed, when the gAllows frame gave way.
An empty cage was going down IN the
south compartment ut the same time. Inc
tank fell 10 tho bottom Of the shaft taking
its cable with Il. The clutch broke ana
there was nothiu, to keep tho cable rom
going of the dru o. The cage In the toutn
Compartment y.is held by the saieuee ~
about midway Of the shaft. which 10 GU
feet'deep."
John McMahon. Superintendent OF the
mine, called attention 70 the IN
which the gallows frame was constructed.
II was plain TO see that II was very defec-
tive, and tho man who put 10 together was
criminslly careless In his work. Tho up
right timbers which held the sheave were
held In their place by . scatling nailed
10 the tinbers, instead Of being mortised
In, as they should have boon. The engine
being west Of the gallows frame. the strain
Of the hoist pulledi of the scantiing,
the cross-beam Of the frame split clear
scross. This let the whole thing down ana
the accident mentioned above was the
result.
The floor Of tho hoisting works was
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SAN CuHris.-A public officer residing
in Gold Hill received a letter from Captain
sam Curtis yesterday. He says Curtis Is
in California. and that he has not been out
on that State at any time since the trouble
with the Ophir Company. lie says fur
ther, that the Ophir people in San Fran.
cisco know exactly where Curtis Is located
at present.
FnEs LrcruRE.-Hev. A. c. Gillies says
he will deliver = free lecture in Silver City
ON the Russo!Turkish wal II the people
will furnish q hall and lights. This Is .
most generous Offer. Our Silver CITY
friends should not slight II.
UscLr BILLY Cross. who formerly
livedin Gold Hill. returned this morning
after an absence Of nearly two years.
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AroS rMEST.-The Jewish feast Of Yom
Kipur. or Day Of Atonement. began at sun.
down yesterday and will continue until
C:3O o'clock this evening. Services were
held In Odd Fellows Hall, Virginia. The
business houses Of the Hebrews were near
ly all closed, Is 10 tho usual custom. Al
arule the Jews are very strict In their re-
ligious observances.
ALL Iiour.-John Norton and Boy An.
ierson, the two Germans who left the
William Tell House In Virginia City last
Spring. and who were supposed 70 have
Lost their lives while attempting 70 oross
the Sierras In . snow storm, have boon
heard from. They are at Michigan Blum.
California. sound and we'll.
DEED I,rcelpEp.-A deed Of the Reli.
aneo mining claim. by Sheriff Kelly. was
last Friday fled for record In the Office 81
the County Recorder. The property was
sold on u Judgment against the company
and in favor Of b. ii. Carrick for 1915 IL,
and tho decd was made to l.. Z. Doane
for 81 1855.
REruRSrD.-Hon. Z. l.. Stern, MOST
Worthy Grand Master Of the Order Of Odd
Fellows In this State. returned on Satur-
day from his visit 10 the various Lodges
In the Eastern part OF the State. he viii
shortly extend his visits southwark 70 the
Lodges In that direction.
Losr.-Mrs. Jennie Evans. whose hus-
band recently died, was 50 unfortunate -
to lose her mourning veil last Saturday on
Main street, between the Divide and
Mediums grocery store. II tho Under
will leave II at this ofico no will receive
the thanks-all she has 10 give-of Mrs.
Evans.
IoSoRrD.-The indictment against Geo.
r. Ford. charged with embezzlement. was
ignored by the Grand Jury last Saturday.
All Kee and All Sin. charged with arson,
were equally lucky. In Ford's case II was
nothing more than was expected.
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More huIlton.

The bonanza mines made q bullion ship
ment last Saturday evening. consisting Of
afty.sevcn bars. ~aggregating $25s,t26 %.
or these Consolidated Virginia shipped
thirty, valued at 1851. 2s5 ~. being her
first send-off for the current fiscal month.
Tho California shipped t~wenty-soven bars.
valued nj si07. OIL 70. Making. with the
shipment Of forty-two bars made last
Wednesday evening. and which wore val.
ned at Si7G,25i NJ, q total. so far OF $685.
1gc ~.
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An Irishman. to whom some wonder.
full story waa told on the authority Of q
cheap newspaper, declined to believe II,
saying he distrusted all he saw In the
"chesp prints" "why shouldn't You
believe in the cheap papers," be was
asked. "as soon as any other 7" BE
cause" was his ready answer. 81 don't
think they a afford TO speak the truth
for the money!"
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nysr AND BELCuER.

William Willis ESD, Secretary Best and
Beleher Mining Company-DeAr SIR ;
Wine No. 2 on the 100 foot level male
eleven feet during the week. The rock Is
very hard, but I think will work batter
from this time ON. The drift north
through u mine connected with the Z.
aud &. drift i750-fcot level ON Friday last.
In . few days the air will he cool enough
for us TO DO other work on this level. We
expect 10 connect the south drift OF the
Gould and Curry with the joint winze In
three weeks, when No will start north TO
the point where our Wine No. 2 will striks
the level. Mr.. Sherwood will visit the
mine tomorrow. Yours truly,
y. y. osBnroS. Superintendent.
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A wiDowi in Baltimore put Grape on
her door. The Grape remained there
about a week before the landlord made
bold to interrupt her grief. and when he
entered be found nothing there but the
house. Her grief was no intense that
she had Inadvertently removed all the
furniture. The debt Of nature which
had been paid was suppositious. The
debt for rent remains uncancslsd. And
yet they say that women are not calcu'
lated for business.
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LITTLE Bon. who usually adds q few
original words to his nightly "Now I
lay me down to Sleep" became some
what excited the other evening. after
hearing Of some thefts and murders,
and illustrated the early age al which
the notions OF one generation are trans
mittsd to another by ending up his Pc
tition with : "Oh, Lord. all them that
kills. steals and murders. please make
'sm bstter. II you can II You can't.
hang EN-.
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THE MINES.

atess omeiai letter. sf ssperis.
teudent Fair. Ahowiax the Pres-
emit Conditien OF she Censoii.
dated virxtata aud C~alifsraia
Aisss. and diving Fail "Details
OF the workings nt the varisus
Levels-Aise the letter. or the
supertntendests OF she Best and
Beteher, Gould and Curry. and
CholIar. isotosi Mines.
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lDistries Court.

The following business was to-day trans
acted In the District Court, Rising, Judge
o. II. Bogart vs.. Representative Min.
Ing Company-Summons substituted.
Estate Of Observation-Disclosures
permitted TO Tile inventory.
W. =. Cody W.. Lockc-Continued for
the term.
BeerSles vs.. Ash-Time tn file amend
ments extended to Saturday.
Estate Of ID. ". Noe-final account
confirmed.
samuel colnou vs.. NeCauslani - On
trial.
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In.,,ee q. an. I.sslrs.

Tho following communication speaks
for itself and needs no comment, from us {;
Coin HILL. September IL.
Enron GoLp HILL NEws-Sir In q
I.te issue Of the Iooti.yAi l see q notice Of
men being discharged who were injured In
the Justice mine. A ] am the onr that Is re-
ferred 10 As losing my finger. ! would state
hat I am not discharged. was told by
Mr.. Bawden. the Assistant superintendent.
10 come 10 him a. soon as ! am able 70
work. I desire TO publish this In justice
10 Mr.. Bawdsn. Respectfully.
]. ID. ADAMS.
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cuoLLAA-rorosi.

A. K. p. Harmon. Esq., President Chollar.
Petosi-Dear Sir: 0perationsa at the com'
pany's mine for the week ending this
date show the following results:
Number Of tons ore extracted i5ilG-20
Number Of tons forwarded TO mill i9G 1870
Average assay value Of ore mined s22s
per ton. On account Of repairs TO the
shaft and drift. the drift cast at the lIso-
foot level has not been driven ahead any
during the week. The pump has worked
eighteen hours. Inclosed please lind
duplicate ore alp for shipment OF i3tL.
95 il-20 tons. Respectfully yours,
Isaac l.. RrorA, Superintendent.
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A piNR THING EoR TnE TRErH

Fragrant sosoD0ST is . composition OF
the purest aud choicest ingredients OF the
Oriental v. gelsbls kingdom. Rveu ingredisnt
10 we'll Known " hsvs q beneficial effect on the
teeth and enus. Its embalming or antiseptie
property and aromatic fragrance makes y :
greeabls adors from the br ath caused By CO
tAsrh, bad teeth. ctr. IL 10 entirely free from
the Injurious and aerid properties Il tooth
psstes and powders. which destroy the enamel.
On- bottle lasts SIX months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-17

yirgIniA shoosing Ciub.

The third quarterly meeting Of tho above
Association Of the best shooters and sport.
ing men Of Virginia and Gold Hill will
take place out at the race track north OF
Virginia on the 3Oth instant-a week from
next Sunday. IL will doubtless 10 an oc-
casion Of much interest. Deacon Gibson
will conduct tho services.
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ESPECIAL ATTENTION HIRE.

Notice the "stsr Remedies" DR.. Van
Dyke's ~"AntLbIlious Cure 10 preferred 70 oil
other dyrpspt'c medicines. First. It dses not
grippe. second, u does not nauseate. Third.
It IL pleasant TO Taste and smell.
"T'rout OIL ointment I" 10 prepared from Lats
Tahos Trout, and IL the beet L.iniment In the
world for h~htumatism. Nears.sia and sprains.
10 10 your dngsist. ect q sanple bottle OF
cecil, ires Of charge. 1ryut Oil. 81 cents PIT
bottle Anii.bilicGs Cnrc, ono dollar. aui5 ~
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lbN lNE n ANb r itAhttsAfu hAseA
SAN Pn,Scisco. sept. i7-2;i5 p. NJ.
Bullion. ST..
Tuscarora, 1.
ella, 1 %.
Grand Prize. iGh, iG's.
ArgentA. 2 IS.
California. "a. Ts.
Con. Virginia. 32s.
Gould a Curry. 81.
Justice. l5s.
Mexican, 10. iOS.
Overman, 2ia.
Savage. ~.
Exeheluer. 50.
Northern Belle. i1b.
Raymond A Ely. 49,.
Eureka Con-, 49,.
Neg. Belcher. 40.
Yellow Jacket, ~.
Belcher. c..
Union Con-. q.
Ophir. iGh.
Grand Prizs, H..
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rnR PALACR EATING STAND.

For . roaa OF beef uneleellsd In Storey
county, 70 to Thomas H,nron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. no. : North O street,
Virginia City. Frcsh oysters at all houn In
syery style. Forty miners always on hand st
nisht. For tasty, home style Of cooking. and
the best and fresl est OF all that the markets.
sfori. tho Palace Eating Stand has no superior
Trv N. apN u
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CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the error and
lndiscrriions Of youth. nervous weshness. ssriy
de ~, loss OF manhood. etc. ! will send
receipt that will cure you. rREE OF cnAnox.
This great rsnisdy vss discovered bya y ission.
sry In south America. s~nd . self -add,essed
envelope 20 the Hky. JUsEPH 7. lNhAs,
station d, Bible uouse. New York City.
MINI On
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poscHRr,s GERMAN SYRUP

Can n,w ic purchased right ct home; It 10 tho
lno.t successful prrpar,i on ever introduced 70
our psoJ.. IL works ike Q charm In all eases
Of Coma npt ON, Pneumonia. n~sinorIhites,
Asthma, severe Coughs. Group and all other
Throat and LING pi-e .ses. No perton hAsevtf
u.-d this me 'ic ne vii. cut getting Immediate
relief. yet these ara irzt many poor. sunsr-
With . suspicious cough. s.d TIRE uoioe OF con.
sumption coming firm thar lungs, that will
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