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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-29
Arisona STEAKS.

Dan Do guile tells this; Needles"
the we'll known tragodian. says that
during a late professional trip in the wilds
Of Arizona no was obliged to pay a dollar
for his tri.weekly meal. and came near
starving to death even when hopaid in that
princcly style. "why." avs Needles,
''down there they put on yonr plate .
little round bit Of beefsteak only so big !"
describing 4 circle in tho palm Of his
hand about thu size Of . nickel then
it's 30 tough that one must bolt II whole.
at first thought they were playing of .
Joke on me. but. looking ON the plates OF
the others. I saw that all had tho same.
After leaving tho table ] happened to
saunter around to the shed that served as q
kitchen. and there ! saw the cook with q
piece Of meat spread IN . block. diligently
engaged In punching out the steaks with
a mallet aud y wad-cutter."
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~coNsoLlpArEp yrRaINIA.

VIRGINIA CRY. October q. 1877. - A.
W. Havens, Secretary Consolidated Nir-
GINA Mining Company Dear Sir: The
ore Slopes ON the 1900 level arc without
any material change. They are looking
the same as at the last report. We have
found II necessary IT, rctimber portions OF
the main drift leading to tho Gould 4
Curry shaft.
We are yet engaged in r~etiinbering the
drift ON the 400 level. No other work
his bt,n done.
There Is not any change worthy Of note
in the ore Slopes on tho 400 level. They
are all looking well and Welding the usual
quantity Of good ore. The diamond drill
has penetrated tho vein "a feet above tho
sill floor Of this level, and has not yet
reached the water. We have experienced
the same difficulty this week as last by its
passing through seams Of clay.
On the 1900 level we are yet engaged In
rctimbering AMI enlsrging the main drift
leading to the g. 4 G. shaft. The work Of
cutting down and retimbcring the station
Of the main shaft on this level Is COM
pleted.
The large main south air gallery on the
1850 level has been enlarged and retim-
bcred a distance Of 20 feet. Our progress
has been slow in consequence Of the Diff
Guilty experienced with tho diamond drill.
some Of the men having to assist In work
ing 1t. The south drift FROM the shaft ON
this level Is now In - feet. Our progress
in sinking the main shaft below this level
has been slow. The rock is very hard
blasting |; the How " water light.
Tho ore breasts on tile 1850 level all o n
tinue to look excellently, and aro yielding
the usual quantity and quality Of ore.
The sill iloor of the west vein continues In
ore Of high grade, A. also does tho east
vein. The south branch drift from the
q. a &. drift has been extended ~ feet,
through material Of the same character a.
~ last week. II L. now la iGJ feet. The
face to-day shows indications OF the near
approach % the east clay wall Of the ore
body. West crosscut No. | has been adj
vanccd 20 feet. and il west Of the ore body
$50 feet. When this crosscut reaches q
poin, under the shaft we will start an up
raise 10 meet the main shaft, which Is be-
Ing sunk from the 1850 level. The ma
terial passed through In this crosscut IL
vein porphyry since last report.
On the 1850 level We are yet engaged in
timbcring west crOsscut No. I. aud no work
has been done ON the face OF this drift the
past week. IL will require some two or
three weeks time TO complete the lateral
drift being run FROM west crosscut No. 2
to in,erccp; with west erosseut No. .:
There Is no change to note In the material
passed through. mos, Of whichis low grade
ore. 40 work has been done in easteross-
cut No. 2 or in west crosscuts Nos. 2 and .,
nor can there be until the lateral drift Is
connected with crosscut No. . and the up
raise completed To the 1850 level and ven.
tila,ion secured. Tie repairs on the main
drift from the ore body 10 the q. 4 q.
shat, are being continued.
We have not yet resumed work In the
q. a 4. shaft or ON tho station at the 1850
level. Yours respectfully.
JAMS q. Fam, Superintendent.
By Parton.
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Tho North Calhoun Mine.

This mine, formerly tho w~oodchopper.
says the Carson Tribaa,. is situated on the
east side Of the Carson River and about
one mile from tho Mexican dam. II is
now under the control Of Senator Schultz,
W. Krauss. Thomas Gallagher aud Z.
Pricc-all Of Storey county. The ore Is
termed base metal. and contains besides
galena . largo amount OF silver. The com
pany have erected . battery, which will be
in operation In a few days. After crush.
Ing the ore they will concentrate tho metal
and send II to California for final reduc-
ton. There are two hundred tons Of ore
ready for working, and from present APP
pcarances II scems incxhaustible. Tho
ledge at the bottom Of the incline Is twelve
feet wide. Our readers will recognize the
fact that the mine in question Is only four
miles from Carson City, and therefore In
the Eagle Valley Mining District.
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nEPoRI.
san rraneiseo Beard.

TINS MOANING.
$40 ophir. u. isN. ry. i2X, i2'.. Ia
Gas Mexican. SIS
IitS oou d & furry. ~. ~. ~ bS
1915 California. % az. "a. IN. 2SA. 2IS, n
8 so savage. =, ss.ss
i0iO Con. viv MIA. 81. 2Is. fsg, ?5H
100 Chollar- pUtosi. n. - ak
Ion H,e q Norcro-.,S
iieO Crown Point. s. s..
li5 Yellow Jacket. o., ~. o.
SO, Imperial. sos. ssc. $50 b5
IS Ksntuek, ~. o..
7to Alpha. IL. iiJ.. iiN
icc0 Delcher, 5. *
$40 sierra Nevada. ~. j ". 39
iN Utah. iox, n
90 bullion. ~. AZ
is'' E,shseast. 81. $ y 81. 81 b. ~. $. 81.
TOO overnsn. is iSs. ltS. isS, ax
ioc5 Justice, ~. ~, o.. si0, loo, 81. ~. IS
90 So. Belchsr. Is
s3s sncoor, 2 80
6o5 Union Con-. ~. j. s..
1850 Alta, s..ss Is. 81. ~. So, 81, 81. So.
eos julia. o. %. io
SOS Caledonia. AZ. ass.3 ~
80 BAltimo Ell
80 silver I'LL. I 90
100 Challsnge.t
sLsdy Warrington
$50 Andes. sc
Us New York, $50
30 American flai. 90c
SD senAtor.J
$50 Dayton, 5c
2O Levisthar.S IS,
- South Justic.. ~
80 Prospect. Sec
7t''-oisn.i IN. ~
900 Ben on. I 10. IS
Leo "a louis. nc
oJ solid silver, toj.A
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The foundation for the new school house.
near the Central building. is being placed,
and the work Of erecting the ediiics will
soon BE- commenced. The News has already
given . description Of the plans Of the new
house. The rooms will be large and we'll
ventilated. and will bc heated by stoves.
At least that is the way In which the plans
are at present arranged. The seating ca
pscity Oh tho new building will be almos.
equal 10 the main structure Just south.
The house occupied by Professor Bray has
been removed 10 the south Of the main
building. aud will be used to Accommodate
the primary department when the new
building Is finished.
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cuot.LAR-PorOsf

VIRGINIA CRY. October q, ls77.-A. X.
p. Harmon, President Chollar.P otosi
Mining Company-Dear Sir; Operations
at the company's mine for the week end
ing this date shows following results: No.
tons Of ore extracted. 3Gj As. No. tons oil
ore forwarded to mills, 5i5 100000.
Average assay value Of ore mined. S2i 90
per ton. The drift east at i7s5.foot Lowell
has been advanced 81 feet in very hard
rock. The pump has worked II hours.
Enclosed please lind ore slip for shipment
Of 25th-93 tons.
Isaac l.. REQuA. Superintendent.
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CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.
CALIFORNIA.
Irhs Dog shew.

Only two dogs were sent from Virgins
City TO tho Pacific Coast Bench Show
which opened in San Francisco to-day
Jim orndorfr's fox hound "Josh" wal
one Of the illustrious duo. He was bred
by Nell II. Mowry Of Ban jose. Jimmy
Sumner also sent his dog, which
IL thus described: Breed, English
setter ; name "Snow !" color. white and
lemon ; sex. male. weight. CO pounds
sire, J. Martins dog dam. A. Truman's
"Paleface." His siro's pedigree 10 thus
given: Sire, Milton 3. Latham's dog
dam. Tom Brcnnan's Fannie" Here
IL his dams pedigree: Sire. Truman's
''Fido;" dam, Clainwell's imported"kate.'
Owner, James Sumner, Virginia City,
Nevada. breeder. A. Truman, Ban Fran
cisco. Jimmy confidently expects to SEQ
his pup como back with q blue ribbon on
his collar.
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The Great war IL the Eass.
LONDON. Oct. pa telegram from
constantinople asserts that ono OF tho
Geshofs 10 still imprisoned ct Phillippolis
a. . prisoner. lie had been appointed
United States Consul. Maynard. the
American Minister. has supported Lay.
ards representations In his favor. The
affair will probably be settled shortly. but
the Porte refuses 10 recognize Goshoff's
nomination a. Consul, - he 10 a. Otto
man subject; moreover. he did not re-
ceive his nomination until after arrest.
It IL officially confirmed that Ismail
Pashs, with forty battalions, has effected .
Junction with Mukhtar Pasha. The army
IL now concentrated In . strong position
81 Koprokoi.
A dispatch from Erreroum says II 10
rumored that the Russians from Arabian
Are advancing on 0lti.
A special dated Erzeroum. Saturday
evening, reports the situation very criti.
cal. A great battle is imminent Of Ko-
prokoi.
General Zimmerman. commanding the
Army Of tho Dobrudschs, 10 bringing .
heavy siege train from MejidIle, 10 DO
used against 8ilistris.
The sisuasiss in France.
PARIS. Oct. 29.-Ths Franeaiss, Duke
Do Broglis's organ. yesterday stated that
the Ministers were prepared 10 meet tho
Chambers and defend their policy. but at
the same time were ready to resign should
President MscMahon think Il his duty 10
summon other counselon. The Franeaiss
to-day explains that this did not mean
that President MscMshon was disposed "
cApitulste 10 the Left. Tho Coasifniisaaf
and Pays, however, assert that President
MacNshon has accepted the resignation Of
the Cabinet In principal. but requested
the Ministers 10 retain their posts pending
his future decisions. Tho Pays adds:
Saturdays council was somewhat sx-
cited, President MacMahon declaring that
he intended TO enter upon tho path Of COM
promise aud Cancellation. Ministers Do
Broglis and Pourton supported this
course"
N. Rouher has had . slight attack Of
apoplexy.
The second ballots for members OF tho
Chamber Of Deputies In tho ~arrondize-
ments where the result was not decided
October l4th. took place to-day. Returns
so far g. received show that the following
candidates have been elected Count do
Buppc,. Legitimist and Government can.
didate, In place Of Bsrthe, Republican
member Of the late Chamber n. Charlie
magne, Government candidate, defeating
Bottard. Republican member OF tho late
Chamber.
That Awful Mining Accident.
LONDON. October 29.-Completo access
has been obtained 10 both pits Of the High
Blsntyr colliery. and 1t has been ascer-
tanned that $50 psrsons persisted.
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UTAH.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Oct. "a, ls77.-George @.
Pratt, ESD, Secretary Utah Silver Mining
Company: Dear Sir-The station at the
bottom Of the incline Wine. or the 1850
foot level, Is nearly completed. and will
commence drifting north and south on
this level the coming week. Our south
drift on the 1850 level has been advanced
"a feet. total length. CIT feet. Our north
drift has been extended IS feet total dis
lance. 800 feet, Both Of these drifts arc
passing through quartz and vein matter,
with no material change in either. We
now have a supply Of wood sufficient for
tho Winter use. All Of our machinery IL
in excellent repair, and everything about
the mine in better condition than ever be-
fore. Yours, truly.
W. u. smsrrrnp Superintendent.
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p~r.r,.r~- Saturday Evening.
n,r.r,.,-- l..-, G,-.,.s.
GOLD n SILVER.
rh.ir ovIgia Aeesrdi.g Co Fro
fcsser Gua.tng How the Com
stock L...te WAS fsrmed.

Professor ". ID. Cunning delivered the
last Of his course Of lecture. in Gold Hill
last Saturday evening. Tho subject was
the Origin Of Gold aud Silver, but. not
w~ithstanding the Importance to u cit
liens OF understanding this theme. the
attendance was very light-a fact not very
complimentary to the intelligence Of Gold
Hill. Those who were present received
an ample reeompenso for their time and
money.
The Professor showed first, that metal
atoms are In the atmosphere 81 the sun
and In the mist % the MILKY Way.
Science infors that the first condition at
all metals IL that In which the metals ex'
ist In the nebula. lie traced from q mist
in the sky the history o. an atom Of iron
through many windings till II appears A.
ore in the rocks. lie sketched then the
history Of other metal-atoms from q nebnla
10 an ocean. All precious metals were
once held In solution by an ocean,. Sui
phur Is the atmosphere Of metals anil cop
Der and lead anil silver anil gold float I'M
-een through the ocean In their atmos.
phere 81 sulphuric acid. as musical
notes float invisible in the air.
Tho speaker showed from drops Of
primeyal sea water preserved In cavities
81 rocks that the first ocean contained a
large per cent. % the precious metals.
lie turned then TO the present oceans and
showed that they contain these metals,
although in less per cent. What has been
Lost 4, the measure Of what has been laid
20 rest In the rocks. Metals were intro
duced into the rocks on . great scale al
the time when life was introduced Into The
OCEANS on q great scale. Lille, or death,
then. has been m agent In withdraw 'S
metals from the sea.
The speaker showed o seaweeds take
lead and copper aud silver. He showed
then how decaying bodies. by rcbbins the
metallic molecules Of oxygen. prccipitate
them a. metallic suiphurets. All precious
metals have been Withdrawn from natures
circulation and laid TO rest through the
life Of ,csweed4 and the death OF sea-
animals. All rocks formed OF q sea bed,
aud rich In the ruin. % by-gone creations,
are rich In dilfused PARTICLES OF precious
metal. Bu, these particles must be picked
up and carried into veins or assures. The
speaker went ON tn describe the process of
nssure-making AMI hlling. fissurcs are
not filled from below. Neither are they
filled from above. They are filled by hot
water. which Is a universal solvent. and
which picks tho metal atoms from the
neighboring rocks. bears them along and
drops them into open fissurts. The same
process that filled the Comstock Is going
ON in Nevada to-day. fissures are to-day
in process Of nlling with silver and gold.
This week the Professor Is giving q
course Of his interesting lectures IN Viz
GINA, and such u our citizens a. failed to
hear him in Gold Hill will do well 10 visit
him at Cooper Lower Hall.
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BEST AND BELcuER.

VIRGINIA Crrr. October %. ls77.-wil.
liam Willis. Esq.. Secretary Best 4
Belcher Mining Company = Dear Sir
Since my last report. west crosscut No. 1,
iI00-foot level. has made ~ feet and is
now In 20 feet from the lateral drift. We
are passing through vein porphyry with
occasional streaks Of quartz and clay.
lying very irregular. We started up winzc
No 2 (i7O0 to 1901 to-day. and from this
time ON will do good work. The southeast
drift. i50o-foot level. is in 1903 feet. having
made 81 feet during the week. The face
Ia in hard blasting ~porphyry, with seams
Of clay. BY the end Of November Gould
4 Curry will have reached their north line.
l900-foot level, and We will then take tho
drift and run to connect with our winzc
No. 2. Yours truly.
r. Y. osBisroS, superintendent.
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rxInx CONSOLIDATED.

vIRoIsI, Cny. Oct. %, lsI1.-Eobert
Sherwood. Esq, President Union Consoli-
dated Mining Company-Dear Sir: The
northeast erosseut, 1900 level. is now In .
distance Of IS feet. During the past week
the face continued In running ground. but
This morning II hiss reached tirmer ground
and I am in hopes Of making better
progress. The joint crosscuts, ii6S level
nave been advanced during the week
cast % feet, IVES, 10 feet. No change In
the formation Of tho ground since last re-
port. Progress in these crosseuts Tor the
pas, week has been delayed owing to our
having 10 stop to timber them. Yours truly
WILLIAM HARDY. Superintendent
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D. Ophtr skull.

In his lecture In Virginia City last
night, Professor Cunning spoke Of tho
human skull which was found some years
ago in tho 0phir mine. II was reported
at the time Of the discovery that the skull
was peculiar In that the wall plates did not
meet above, but that . piece OF bone was
injected. as In the skull Of . whale.
The Professor recently obtained photo
graphs Of this wonderful skull. and found
thai tho wall plates did Join at the top a.
Ia usual with human skulls, and that tho
other story was ~ false ~ II was improb-
able.
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The Mcaibaey Family.

Tho Mcdibny Family Of musical prod
igics showed In Virginia City last even
ing to = large and delighted audience.
Tomorrow night they open at Miners
Union Hall, Gold Hill, whore they will
give the Gold Hill people a chance to wit
ness ons Of their most delightful enter
tainments. No one should miss the OPP
p~ortunity to SEQ them. Admission only
30 cents.
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aorLp AND Curry.

VIRGINIA CRY. Oct. Is. is77.-A. X,
Durbrow. Esq, Secretary Gould 4 Curry
Mining CompAny-pear Sir: The fol
lowing work has been done since my last
weekly report: The north drift. i9O0.fooi
level. made 10 feet. and is now In a. feet
from the Wine, the face In hard. blocky
porphyry. South line crosseut twesO IL
In II feet. and has not reached the quartz
yet. Think we will have to drift 60 feet
before getting 1t. Crosscut No. 2 twesp.
which Is midway between our winze and
the Savage joint Wine, Is In ~ feet, the
face being in bird'seye porphyry. The
bob-pit below tho 17OO'foot level Is now
ready for timbering. which will be com
pleted tho coming week. All the ma
chinery working well. Yours. truly,
T. T. 0sBIsroS, Superintendent.
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YOU HAVE No XCCs

Have you any excuse for suffering with Dye.
pepsIa or Liver Complaint IL there any rec.
son why you should 70 on from day 10 day
complaining with Sour Stomach. Sick Head
heart. heartburn. watsr.biash. gnawipg and
burning pains at the pit OF the stomach, yeL
low skin, coated tongue and dissgrcsa able taste
In the mouth. coming up of food after eating.
low spirits, etcf MOI 10 10 positively your
own fsult n you do. 90 10 your Druggist and
get . bottle u Greene August Flower for rs
cents and your cure 10 certain; but u you doubt
this, get Q sample hottie for 10 cents and try 70.
Two doses will relieve you. je7t em
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By PATTON.
oPIIIR.

yInar>iA Crrr. October %. isI7.-Col.
onel O.. L. Weller, President Ophir Min.
ing Company-Doar Sir; On the isco.foot
level the northeast drift has advanced du.
ring the week 81 feet. Total length OF
drift Sos feet. Advanced during the week
in east crosscut 40 feet; total length 3is
feet. The face % this drift shows more
favorable this morning-softer ground,
with stringers OF quartz. Our pumps In
the vertical shaft aud incline have all b'ci'
put in working orler. and will eommenec
running in the morning. Work on tne
Ophir and Mexican joint Wine, iiVo ioo'
losel. has been suspended this week on ae-
count Of ~cxcavaiing q dump to receive
California ore. TO BE- hoisted from this level
through the main incline. The dump Will
be completed this week.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM HARDY, superintendent.
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MEXICAN.

VIRGINIA CRY, Oct. %, is77.-Cdonel q.
l.. Weller. President Mexican Mining Com.
pany-Dear Sir: On the iG00-foot level
the north drift has advanced during the
week II feet. This slow progress arises
from having to repair the i7OO-foot dump
through which our rock has to pass. We
arc now slowing 1t In crosscut ON the same
level. The Mexican and Union Consoli.
dated Joint crosscut-liGj-foot leycl-has
advanced the past week: east, % feet ;
west. - feet. Progress has been retarded
in this crosssut from having to timber.
Very Respectfully.
WILLIAM HARDY, Superintendent.
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CLosEp on suSpArs.-Robinson 4 Fol-
som, and Richard Mercer. u well known
family groeerymen Of Gold Hill. give pub
lie notice In another column that they viii
not open their places Of business ON sun
days hereafter. Customers will please
make . note Of this and govern themselves
accordingly.
AccDESr.-charley Baker. an old resi-
dent Of Virginia City. Las. Friday had the
great too Of his right foot so badly crushed
while handling timbers on the Console
dated Virginia timber yard that II may
be necessary to Amputate II.
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A PINR THING ron TnK TEETH

Fragrant s0soDoSr Is . composition Of
the pursst aud choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental " getabis kingdom. Every Ingredient
10 we'll Known 10 have q beneficial effect on the
teeth and gums. Its embslming or snii,rptic
property and aromatic frasrancs makes Il .
toilet luxury. pOZOD1NT removes all disa.
greeable adors from the br. attn caused by c.
tarrh, bad teeth. etc. II 10 entirely free from
the inIuriOus and acrd properties Of tooth
psstes and powders, which desircy the enamel.
Ons bottle lasts SIX months.
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The following dispatch was received at
the News Office at 4 o'clock this after.
noon:
CARSON. Oct. 30. 1877.
At 2 o'clock to-day the prisoners at
tempted to take Captain M%atthewson out OF
the prison yard. There were about twelve
interested in the break. Captain Matthow-
son told the guard to fire. They did so,
killing ono prisoner and wounding
another. Captain Matihcwson was shot In
the feshy part Of the elbow. His injury
is not serious. The break was stopped
and zone Of the prisoners escaped.
The name Of tho man who was killed
Is johnson. who was sent from Austin,
Nevada.
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STATE PRISON lmEuTE.
ONE HAN KILLED AND AN
OTHER WOUNDED.

The Prisenerx as she Peuitsatisry
Attemps TO Pm Captain Msther.
son Out OF che Prison Yard lie
II shot Ia the Eibow-rhe Brenk
Prevented.
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nuiiion shipment.

Tho bonanza mines made an other ship
ment Of bullion from Virginia City last
Saturday evening, consisting Of n bars,
weighing 9,5i2 pounds. and a~gsrsgating
S3i3,7i0 %. Tho accounts for the cur
rem, fiscal month now stand - follows:
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q. II.

o. II. 0AILur. opposite The Bank Of callfor'
favorits brands of Imported C:sars. oboice BIZ
cigars. al II d Of chsuing tobsnco. meef
sshAum pipes, nuts, candies. nns cutlery. and
toys and fancy goods OF all kinds. apps N
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1loaetnry.

New York. Oct. 2o-ii a. u.
Gold. 20.
Currency. 9sh @914.
Trades, y7k@9ss.
Silver, a. ga.
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OLD mi

Sudden changes OF climate are sources of
Pulmonary and Bronchial Ansctions. Take q
onos Browns Bronchial Trcchee. iet the Gold,
Couch OF Irritation OF the Throat b sver 20
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Lsox's RAmAnos makes bssutlfui. eiossy,
luxursns hair; prevents Ia falling out or turn
mn ray, II hss stood the test OF forty year.,
II charminsiy psrfumed. and has no rfvh.
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