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PASSENGER AND NAIL ROUTE.
For Galveston, Houston and IndlnnOIn

Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat foot OF st.
Ann street. at 1880 a. IN. reaching Morgan City
at II rs q. m. there connecting with steamers.
MONDAY for Galveston and Indianola.
TUESDAY for Galveston and Houston,
THURSDAY for Galveston and Indianola.
SATURDAY for Galveston and Houston.
First class fare to Shreveport e35-Time, l5
hours. -
Excursion tickets for the round trip to Gal
weston and return, good for thirty days, issued
Tickets and staterooms secured until .. D. m.
daily tSundays excepted), at Agents Office or at
the Ferry Landing, on morning Of departure.
Through tickets WILDE issued from this office
Central Railroad. on the International and
Great Northern Railroad. and Texas and Pacific
O. A. WHITNEY & CO., Agents,
Jel 1v Corner Magazine and Natchez SITS.
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Receipts Of Prsducs.

lmpOrtas
TAMPA, FLA--Per sohr Hiram Tutte--1g bbls
molasses l2O hides to order
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
July 81. 1877.
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HMa aRassNN, Ia LoaI HARR1s. " 9; HEwEs
e dfGhSsfG S MH5r 81 konfH5Y2EEo HISsoN
Plying from Morgan City. in competition with
pTEfy. For Indianoia, via Galveston
MONDAY and THURSDAY.
Through bills ladng signed to Houston and
g ail points beyond on the Houston and Texas
ana 9reat Northern Rairoad, via Clinton, and
th {, Iexas TRANSPORTATION Company.
d5reight charged as per new card rates.
Via Gulf Western Texas and Pacific Railway
IT.. For Brazos Santiago
The iron steamer
7. g. HARRIS
Will leave Morgan City on
SUNDAY, July %.
hghterage at Brazos Cartilage at risk and OK
Freight received for and bills lading signed
only TO Brownsville, via Rio Grande Railroad
as per new tariff. less per cent, until further
notice.
Freight payable III gold.
1H6s. For Corpus Christi, Fulton nud
.ssalAlEEaek.S St. Marys. via Rockport-The iron
steamer MORGAN,
Will leave Morgan City on
SATURDAY. July II. 1877
Lghterage to Corpus Christi Ill any ct risk
and expense Of consignees.
:, Freight for ut. Mary's and Fulton landed OF
Freight for all the above points received Mt the
Depot inorganic Louisiana and Texas Railroad |
loot OIL Lafayette street. daily. until y. m.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-11
\ risascisi FREAK.

Visiting the Orphans Fair in Virginia
City last evening reminded . NEws re-
porter Of q story told concerning Joe
Blakely. formerly known In Gold Hill ~
..Imperial joe" while on his visit to tho
East. one night after = lucky ''sit-
ting" so the story runs. Joe and his pard
dropped In to see . church fair that was In
progress. II was In . country village. and
the people. unlike most church folks, had
some conscience In the matter Of charging.
Joe and HE friend were both strangers,
aud walked around awhile " take In the
sitnation. Joe finally concluded that u
was the cheapest fair he had ever struck.
and proposed 10 his companion that they
buy out the whole shebang. The PROPOSE
ton Was accepted. They started at each
side Of the door AMI went around until
they met in the middle. buying n pay
ing for everything ON the tables. Then
the fun commenced. Prizes were an
nouneci for the prettest girl In the room,
aud for the uglicst girl. girls with little
feet. and girls with big feet. received pre-
NUNS. The strangers were tbs center of
attraction. They were the observed Of all
observers. After turning the heads Of all
~, girls and making all the boys desPe-
ratcly ~Iealons. they gave the remaining
portion Of the goods back to the church.
and left a. mysteriously - they came. sim
Div saying In explanation. that they ssis
mining Spectators from Nevada
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- Ct A. ---
srrrLk or'-A' oonen' 'he .''o
dating dry goods merchant next 1901 10
the Post oface. Main street. Gold Hill.
mo-, rs.cec,fuiiv ..ls that per,on, in.
dshtsd m MIN will call and make immedl.
ate settlement Of their accounts. This
should % 70 .. once, - M .
isrSs bu.ise.. for sny great length Of time
without getting nav promptly for the goods
he sells.
-
ChfAP Doors M
the accommodating wholesale and retail
boot and shoe merchant At No. l0l South
n 80, v,r,,,,. C,,v 4. .o.,inv of nj.
splendid stock Of goods at prices so cheap
~ to assonish all who may favor s'm WIN
s,snai,, c.nnoi 40 letter than si,s him a
call. Remember tho place, lOi South @
street, Virginia City.
LICENSE JrhPiSo.-Ars' IL L. bo"ker
left Silver City recently and forgot 10 pay
h.r ,;..nse ah.r,0 Cools basded her of
at Empire, brought her back 10 Dayton.
where Justice Hickey decided That shs
snouIu pay sss w 70, NV. ~ .hs.n,'
n,IoSsJ ~ :, T,on .orn.. ! vonia
anMNi peop.s Iyo. sy 80, ,L.Ir
,s.n ssy, A
p'"P"''
AssEssNESrs.-An assessment OF ten
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-11
CALIFORNIA.
Progress Of the "Chroaicis" Libs
suis NJ r'iacerviiis.
lsrssA. TO tn. dean arlL DAILY srvs.'

P~LAcERviLLE. August i0.-In the Gruni.
Gle libel case tho prosecution rested yestsr.
day after reading the libcllous article. In
the afternoon Campbell opened Tor the de-
Tense. reviewing the alleged corrupt acts
Of plaintiff In connection with political
Affairs.
John Altman testified concerning the
mail contracts. Ito did not know Of the
accused having any connection with them.
n. l.. Hosmer. pinncy's law partner. ties.
titled that Pinney got him IN copy q letter
from him. Pinney. 10 Page. Offering the
latter q free gift Of s20.0 00. He did not
know whether 10 wa ever Q q or
not. ]. A. Langstroth Of Ban Francisco
Savings Union and Vim. Bartlett Of the
National Gold Bank and Trust Company
testified concerning certain monetary
transactions, but showing no connection
on tho part Of Page. Joseph Crawford,
length regarding tho letters written by
Pinncy to Sargent, Page. dorham. Carr
and others. Before the witness testified at
the Spalding Court-msrtial. he was eau
toned by tho Judge Advocate 10 refer 10
nothing politically. but witness answers
~ the questions were moi suggested 10 him.
but his answers were given In writing DO.
fore he went on the stand. Ho denied
having attempted TO blscknail Page
through Pinney's letters. but said BIO told
Page that he had them and that Ia Orange
had said II the letters hal been written by
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FESTIVE DOB APPLE.
He Like LivisE - Paris-Aesss
Jehs Asekay Thsrs asa Tney
I.uueh Tsgssher Ia . Pslsee-ee-
Ing 60 Germany g Take . Bash.

Sam Owen. Superintendent Of the New
York mine, received . letter from Bob
Apple . short time ago. dated Paris
June sth. He seems TO Be enjoying him
self immensely and says: "I shsn't come
home for . year. am going 10 Germany
shortly for the sake Of the baths. but l am
entirely we'll and hsppy. Seth Cook and
John Maekay are her, also In Paris. II !
come back to God Hill by-and.by, ! want
you aud your family 10 take 0 trip to
Paris. This IL The place. You can get any
thing In the wniI you want hare TO Z
money. Tho v, Aihcr Ia rather stormy,
cold and disayreeabls at present. but II
liable to b better soon." Yesterday MI.
Owen received the following letter from
tho festive Robert dated Carlsbad. July
Il. 1877:
81 arrived here from Paris two days
ago. Came by way Of frankfort and
Nswberg. have been In tho best Kind OF
health and am now feeling very we'll In
deed. will drink this Carlsbad water for
four months. only - an aftsr-cure. and moro
n . rest than anything else. A for Paris.
! never went ~ bod before two or four
o'clock In the morning. From hero will
so TO Wien. Austria.
John W. Mackay has been showing me
great attention. and I dlned with him In
his palace. which 10 one OF the finest In
Paris. There Ia ouly n Paris. and only
one Virginia City suitable to live In, to e u
10y life"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-11
THE CALIFORNIAN PICNIC TO-DAY,
Grand rusneus asd splesdid suc.
Cess fieasy or Fun and Amnss.
meat AZ Trssdway's Ranch The
Nationals via shs Medal.

In point OF numbers. At least. the Gale
donian picnic. 4. Treadway's Ranch. near
Carson. to-day. has been . grand success.
Twenty-Five cars, including five coaches.
all crowded full Of happy men, women and
children. bent on having . good. Jolly
holiday. left Virginia and Gold Hill. to be
Joined by others from Silver City and else
where along the route. this morning.
A the trains departed tho bands struck up
lively strains Of music. the hoistlns works
.oupdsd their salutes from the steam
whistles, and the Jolly. ~light.hearted pic
nickers went on their way with the we'll
Wishes OF all. The CALIFORNIAN Club more
than deserve the success which they A.
tained. They have spared no pains or az
pcpse 10 make theirs the most enjoyable
picnic Of the season. They have advertised
extensively, and made every preparation for
the comfort and pleasure Of the picnic-going
people. The announcement that they would
celebrate their Scottish games was enough
to call out . large crowd. To make u
even more attractive and exciting they Of
fered . long list Of costly prizes, open 70
competition from all. For weeks past the
young and the old have been putting
themselves in training preparatory to
making an effort to win the prizes ct acme
Of the games. The military companies
had selected their crack marksmcn, and
for weeks the .. teams" picked had been
In steady practice. Tho expectations OF
the whole community had been aroused,
and no one wal surprised this morning 70
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JUVENILE sHow.-The boys who con.
Quoted the juvenile circus on Telegraph
street two weeks ago are going TO take q
few points from the great F~orepaugh.
They are saving all the fiiming advertise
msn,s they can get their hands upon. pre-
paraiory 10 making use Of them In their
business. After forepaueh's circus has
come and gone. they will open up again
with new attractions.
HEALTH MArrxRs.-Ths doctors say that
sickness 10 uneommonly scarce In Gold
Hin at present. Times seem to be so hard
that people cannot AFFORD to be put on the
sick list. What little sickness there is con-
sists chiefly Of typhoid fever among adults
and cholera morbus and kindred ailments
among children.
AMAZON AND 0LAsaow.-rhe directors
Of these mines are taking steps towards
settling the financial embarrassment 70
which these companies have been subjected
for some time. and the Lyon county peo-
pie hope 10 ses work resumed before long
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-11
Isehoei R-psirs.

During the vacation the Board OF Edu-
cation are having all tho school'houses re-
paired and put In good shapcfor the reopen
ing Of tho schools In September. The
old grammar school building has been
Thoroughly renovated on the Inside. re-
ceiying . new coat of whitewash and new
blackboards throughout. The Trustees
have taken no steps towards affording adj
ditional accommodations. but are waiting
until the opening Of the schools to see II
necessity will demand any more than are
now afforded. Considering tho crowded
condition at the close OF the school year. II
10 safe TO say that two new departments
will be needed at the Central. They talk
Of raising the old grammar school build
ing. and putting . new room In the base
ment. This will have 10 DO done, or some
room 10 rented Of private parties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-11

CH,nLrs GouLprS leaves Monday on a
prospecting tom IN Bodie. Dcdie Mining
District Is over q hundred miles TO the
southward Of Gold Hill. and has grown TO
considerable Importance In the minds OF
some % our Comstcck mining men.
INTERNATIONAL Hor.-The hrst OF the
series Of serial hops 10 DO given during
the season a, the International Hotel. vir'
Kini. CITY, took place last evening. Thu
music was good and the evening party Vas
An enjoyable affair throughout
DrlLIox T,x.-The tax on the net pro-
ccod. al the names for the quarter ending
lime aoth. IA now due. The money isnow
collected without any difficulty since the
legality Of the Law has been confirmed by
the United States supreme Court.
f~oarpArou's advertising car. which has
lecn q source Of wonder 10 the Piutes and
children for the greater part OF this week
went out OF town by this mornings uain'
uoLxEs NrsiSo cosrASr.-Phillip Cor
eor.n has located I 200 feet Of the Holmes
lode. I'm Gold uiii Mining District, which
h 10 be- known a. the Holmes claim.
Pnor. W. y. KrSr. formerly a issehsr
In oold Hin. and later in Virginia City. !.
iIyius In santa Cruz. Cal. and 10 engaged
in teaching school near that place.
Rrv. T. N. NoGnarn spendsths months
vacation allowed him by the Liberal sOci'
oty in rustieAtins al Lake Tahoe with the
hundred California sehoolna'a
y. d. MrscrR. for some time manager
~ the su,ro l-Seps.ds.,. has resigned ms
position. lie will remain In thu section
" the State.
srrrcK wArrH.-Ths Homestead Com
pany have struck q strong dow OF water .,
the bottom Of their shaft ON homes'saa
Hiil.
SUPERINTENDENT niRpy will turn over
the Imperial Consolidated 10 A~uperintend-
entclect Hamilton ON the 18th instant
Ir Is asserted in musical circles thai
Colonel Hose. Of Gold Hiii. Is the nnes'
vocalist on the Comstock.
THr woodville 10 the only Gold NIL
mill that 10 not crushing rock.
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In Professor HAven's Treatise on Mental
Philosophy that gentleman says that 'the
principal sources, or. perhaps. II were
more correct to say, modifying infiusnces
Of our dreams are our present bodily SEN
sa,ions and especially the internal state Of
tho physical System. and nj previous
waking thoughts. dispositions. and preva-
lent states Of mind" This agrees with
the experience Of all who have paid attain
ton 10 these Impressions which pass
through the brain while we are in = semi
conscious state. The farmer dreams Of
| big crops. the sailor dreams Of calms and
storms, and the reporter dreams Of itsms.
| Here IL the experience Of q NEWS reporter.
who recently had q visitation from Jupi-
TER. Let IL be written a. adream IL gcner-
ally told. with all the strength OF apparent
truth. To commence. the reporter In
question heard that an important execu-
| ton was TO take place at Q O'Clock In the
morning. and was up bright and early.
Arriving at the place designated ho found
| that he vas the only reporter present. the
/ IrnIt.futaLNtr w tbaN aI'ts E1k<As
having failed TO put In an appearance.
| This, Of course, delighted him. for the
reason that II gave him q great percentage
In the matter Of interesting details.
The condemned man was led up the
steps Of the scaffold and the fatal moose
| adjusted around his ~neek-this being done
| before hi. hands or feet were tied and be-
| fore tho black cap was drawn down over
his head. The doomed man Was then
given permission 10 utter his last message
| 10 the world and to take . final farewell Of
all things earthly. Hardly had he com.
nencei to speak In tremulous tones when
one Of tho officers In passing scross the
scaffsli accidentally slipped the bolt. and
in an instant the poor fellow was dangling
at the end Of the rope. his Limbs swaying
| about in the most friyhtful manner. and
his face, which Was uncovered. black with
s~trangulAtion. His liyid lips were COW
cred with foam. His eyes started from
their sockets.
HI. neck was not broken. and. by . ter
| rible effort. he drew himself mp by his
hands until his head touched the cross
beam. when hc let go his hold and fell
again. the distance being nearly ten feet.
Horror Of horrors
rms Also tAiIeu 70 oreaA ms heVA' .ns
man seemed pleading Tor mercy and II he
could have spoken would probably have
asked his friends TO shoot hin and end his
terrible sufferings. The death dew WAS
upon his purpled brow. and his chest
heaved heavily - the breath forced
| itself through his compressed windpipe.
the rat,ling sound caused thereby being
audible at = distance Of 100 yards. was
a.. all lh.
spectators. slowly the mans hands
sought the murderous rope above his
head. by degrees he drew himself up Two
or three feet and fell heavily. THIS Was
too much for human patience u endur.
Ance. The crowd became eScited and
demonstrstive.
Gut tho roper was the cry upon all
sides.
A stranger sprang forward and In q mo-
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Ro,,z,ea. service. re-n.s~rs~.

Msruoplsr ErIscorAL cHuEea. 0otD hili-
Their. will be divine .srviee In the Methodist
Ep,-eop.i Church tomorrow Csundsy,. 81 III
A \. andT y. NJ. Rev. "a. ". Fitch. oflesatng'
sunday school % 10 y. NJ
1T. JoHS'- CHchca. GoLp nnL--rherc VIII
~ dlvise services ., ~. Johns church to NOR
rox At n O'Clock 4 =. and T:S) .. Rec. X.
~. Eastman ofnelatin. In the norning aud
bishop whitsker In the evening. saidAy
school al i:o 7. n.
ST. PAU. cuuscu. vrhGiSA.-rhsre vii
b, DIVING service In ~ PAul's Church. Virginia,
tomorrox Of n oelnek 4. ~. and ';S ' N.
Bi.hnp whiiah.r vii ofnei,'e In the mornne
AMI Rev. N = Eas,sAn In the evening.
rurnx will be divine service 81 onee
Church, silver CITY. tomorrow evening a.
~, Rsv. ". u. Jeavsy one siing.
Tnrss will b. divine service Of psyton to-
morrow st ~ a. ~. Rev. W.. u. Jen'ey ome's''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-11
On lIis travels.

l.. l.. Stern. Most Worthy Grand Master
Of the Independent Order 81 Odd Fellows
in this State. will start out to night by the
regular passenger train on his way to visit
each and every lodge In the STATE, consec'
utively. This will necessarily take him TO
every portion OF the State. and he will sec
more Of IL than most people. 10 will take
him four or five weeks 10 make the rounds
and he will be pretty tired OF railroads
and sta,iny by thai time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-11
rnE AMERICAN PKoPLx.

Ne people 10 the world suffer- - much With
Dyspepsia - Americans. Although ysars Of
experience In medicine hsi failed TO accom-
plish . certain and sure remedy far this discass
and 10 erecis. such ~ sarr stomach, heartburn
wst,r brssh. ,ieh headache. cosiveness. psipi'
tsiion of The heart. liver complaint. coming up
since the iutrodn etion Of 0rsen's August Plowss
We believe thew Il no CO . OF dyspepsia thai
6 .nnot be Immediately relieved. Sl.O0o doseu
aold Last year, without one case Of fsiiurs 70.
ported. 90 TO your dugGist and TT . saups
bottle for 10 cents apd I'll. Two dosss VIII
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-11
Aa AcroStic.

Last evening at the fair at National
Guard Hall = young lady who was under
the escort Of q young man named Sam,
asked Capt. Jack Crawford to write her an
~acrostic on her flnt name Florence.
sack complied with her wishes, producing
in = few minutes the following:
Florence. fair aud pretty Florence.
Looking up with dreamy eyes;
oh. how like the stars they sparkle,
Radiant a. the summer skies.
Ever may you smile ~ sweetly,
Never clouded be your sky
Capturing hearts, and so completely,
Even Sam must drop q sigh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-11
rewa treasury.

The report made by Treasurer Gallup a
the last meeting Of the Town Trustees
showed q balance Of q few cents over seven
dollars. He tolls us, however, that by the
latter part OF the month there will b
enough coin TO pay all outstanding. war
rant.. The proceeds Of the quarterly H.
censcs now due will afford enough none,
to pay tho interest due on bonds and
leave enough 10 satisfy tho current CT
psnses % the town government. Tue
bonded Indebtedness 81 Geld Hill II
$4,000. upon which interest Is paid at the
rate Of one per cent. o month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-11
Jewish Leesars Ts-Merrsw.

DR.. Wise. the great Jewish editor. lee
turer. etc.. from Cincinnati. will give an
address or lecture at Odd Fellows Hall,
Virginia. tomorrow afternoon 81 Q o'clock.
before tho members Of tho Order Of B'nsi
Birth and their friends. AZ . talented
writer and speaker, the fame Of DR.. Wise
10 widespread. and his lecture tomorrow
will be Of most absorbing interest to his
hearers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-11
Tickets for The Lake.

Excursion tickets by Benton's regular
stage line from Carson TO dlenbrook. and
by The popular steamer Niagara. Captain
Avery. to any point on Lake Tahoe and
return 10 Carson. are fof sale by ]. b.
Marshall at the Gold Hill Post-ofice store
at 81 SO for the round trip. Surely that
Is cheap enough. Call and zee Marshall
and arrange for . trip TO the beautiful
lale
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-11
4.pAuea's MAMMOTH SHOW.
The Cemsiasi Meaagsrie. Museum
and Circas TO Give = Three Days
irerfssssaaee on the Censsteek.

The people Of the Comstock will have
the privilege Of enjoying a real treat when
Adam Forepaugh pitches his tents In vir-
ginia City. and opens his mammoth show.
For,pauyh Is an old Snowman and knows
how 10 smuso and at the same time in
struci the pablo. lie 10 second to none.
aud really rivals the prince Of humbugs,
old T.. T. Barnum himself. But Fore
paugh Is no humbug. for he gives the reo-
pie more than his advertisements call for.
In this, his first visit 10 the Pacific Coast,
he has given express orders that his Adver-
Using agents shall bill nothing that he
can not carry out. A new and striking
feature Of his show Ia the addition oil .
new department which has never been
with any show in Nevada before-a muse
um Of wonders gathered from all parts OF
the world. containing the great Corliss
Centennial engine, and multitudes OF lie
size automatons and mechanical triumphs.
A distinguishing feature Of his smenag-
eric and circus IL tho herd Of six Perform
ing elephants. whose performance border
ON the marvellous. He has the only male
hippopotamus in America, besides . drove
Of camels. a three-ton rhinoceros, a white
bear. sea lions. tigers. and u countless
number Of Wild beasts gathered from the
four quarters % the globe at an outlay Of
enormous sums % money. Tho entire
COS, " his aggregation has leen over a
million anil a half dollars. more money
than has been represented in any two
shows that have ever exhibited on the Pa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-11
WE CAN'T rALx

Without showing the condition Of our teeth,
EverJ laugh Exposes them. 10 ordss rot 70 b
ashamed Of lhom, Let Ne uss that standard 6snti
h.s Soz0DUNT. which u rurs 70 lssp thsn
Nhlts ana apotlsss. No tartar can encrusi
hen. M cankef Affect toe susmsl, no sp-eiss
d desay Inject The dental bone. u Bssodoat II
regularly used. 10 10 . botanical prspsrstien,
and lie beneficial Effects on the teeth snd gum
ere marvellous, a. Il removes sIl diseolorsuous
and renders the gums hard and soev.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-11
A CARD.

To I'll Who gro sleeras fram the rings nd
indicrs,tons Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc. I will send Q
receipt that will euro you. yaHn OF cHAlax.
rhis great remedy vas discovered By Q mission
ary In South America. Send Q s~sIf-sddrssssd
envelope TO the REV. JvdKPH T. NNAN.
stasion d. Bibls Horas New Yotk City.
misc en-
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IRON a prsrIsoursnEp JUnIsr.

"I have tired thSrEarvrN syHrr. and the
result ftily suslsins your prediction. IL has
mad . new MAJ Of me -iniured Into my sys-
tenn nss vigvr and cuergy. ] am no longer
tremuious anil debiiits;cd a. when 700 lakt
saw me. bat .trngcr. hesrtisr, And with hrgsr
capacity for labor. mental and physical. uhan
b. al dugxistR.
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Moaetary.

NV yoRK. August I'LL 4. NJ.
Gold opened at5s.
silver. 81 etj.
Trades. NS @95t.
Currency, 1905.