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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
aothlnu Lost by Christian Charity,

One Of those toil.hardened. true.
hearted chaps often read Of In romano
made his appearance on tho Campus
Martius yesterday. and his sympaihies
were at snce aroused by the sight oil
three or four old men standing around
with their bucksaws and waiting for
work.
am be hanged II II isn't tough" he
replied, when they told him they hadn't
had any wo.k for q month. "How
would you like some oysters 7"i
They smacked their lips by way oil
reply, and he gathered up = crowd OF
eight, marched them up to a restaurant
and ordered oyster stsws for each one.
at Just does my soul good to see
them eat I" he said to the owner Of the
place as the eight got to work.
"Yes, it's q beautiful sight," was the
reply.
continued the stranger. laying his hand
on his heart.
"a good deed brings it, own re-
ward" was the soft answer Of the res
tauratsur AZ he calculated the profits.
81 can't rest here ; l must do further
good said the big.hesrtsd stranger,
and he rushed out and brought In three
negroes, o chimney sweep, two boys and
an old woman, and ordered more oys.
tiers.
The fifteen people wen. for oyster soup
In a manner 10 amaze, and their guar.
dian nudgsd the rsstaurateur In the ribs
and said
"Ses them gentle lambs! Oh. that I
could feed the poor Of oil Americar"
"You are q good man. and heaven
will reward YOU" replied the proprietor,
as no filed the dishes again.
The stranger said he wanted 10 bring
In Just Ave more. no m to say that he
had fed an even score, and he rushed
out after them, while the r~estaurateur
sent after more oysters and crackers.
Tbs stranger didn't return. He was last
seen climbing into q farmers sleigh on
State street and guiding his team to the
west. The fifteen in the restaurant
licked their plates clean aud departed In
joyful procession, aud tho last one had
passed out before the man who furnished
the soup had got through waiting for the
return Of the big.hsartsd stranger.
There were oaths and slang phrases and
watchwords and expressions, delivered
in the pursst Of English, but what mat
tered u TO the fifteen soup-dsvoursrs
who drew up In line opposite and
Resolved, That them oysters just
touched the spot."-Detroa Free Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
Another Beautiful Snow" Flsnd.

He was a public tourist. COMMONLY
called q tramp" and looked as II he
might have lost all his money betting
on tho Presidential election, and had
nowhere to lay his head save In . barn
or a lookup. Ho entered the office OF
the Norristown Herald In q hositating
manner, removed his dilapidatsd hat,
cleared his throat. aud remarked that
he had "seen better days" We adj
mitied that the day ,oas miserable; and
then he drew from his pocket q sheet Of
foolseap that was worth Ave hundred
dollars, he said. TO any newspaper man
who had brains enough to know q good
thing when he saw II. The MS, he
continued. was discovered by DR.. Schlie-
mann, the eminent a~rcheologist, In his
excavations Upon the site OF the ancient
city Of Mycenea In tho Pslspon-
nssus, and was sealed In . silver urn
OF marvellous workmanship and design.
and was not less than two thousand
years old. After much mental labor
by some Of the ablsst minds In the old
world, the Greek characters and HERO
glyphics on tho urn were successfully
translated aud revealed the startling fact
that the authorship Of the MS. poem
enclosed was claimed by no less than
thirty respective II not respectable old
Greeks, but probably Prof. Agamsmnon.
now deceased, was the only original Au.
thor. "And now," the tourist went
on. "this poetic treasure is in my pos
session, and five years ago / wouldn't
have parted with II for u thrse-story
brick house, with ten bay-windows. but
the panic Of '73 swept away all my
wealth, and 10 you want this archno.
logical literary curiosity for-for fifty
cants. take IT," And he pulled down
his vest and handed us the paper. We
glanced at the first line. which read
"oht b. sn owt hebs autl fulsn ow."
Then we handed the "treasure" back.
with the observation that inasmuch ~
we couldn't read the stuff. II wasn't
worth Ave cents 10 us. "Ah," he said,
"that 10 because you don't understand
Greek. Lot me translate IL for you"
And he wiped his nose on the sleeve OF
what was oncs q ten-dollar Ulster, and
commenced:
"oh, the snow. the beau"
His death was very sudden. His re-
mains were crsmatsd under our engine
boiler, and his ashes weighed less than
two pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
the BULLION TAX QUESTION.

Once again We are forced to 90 abroad
for news from home. This time Il Is
TO the San Francisco chrorack. which. in
. long editorial on the G~ovsrnor's veto
Of the Bullion Tar Compromise bill.
gravsly asserts that every member Of
ths Legislature well knew that II the tax
on bullion vas RENTED and the $780,.
900 delinquency Of the BONANZA mines
not collected. thsrs would Be an add
ton Of $500. 900 10 the State debt. and
that. too. with the prospect Of an in.
crease two years hence. And yet.
though every member Of the Legisla-
turs was elected on . solemn pledge not
10 diminish this tar. . majority was
found in both Houses willing to repu-
date their promises.
Nov II IL barely possible that In San
Francisco they know more about our
business. than we know here. But va
Of Nevada are supposed to know some
thing Of what Is taking place in our own
stats. And among other things We
know this ; that II the Compounds bill
had passed. the delinquent taxes Of the
mines would have been paid. the San
Francisco Chronicle to the contrary not
w~ithstanding. The mins-owners speci'
Acally agreed to pay the back tar. under
the old Law II the new law was passed
A few days since we advised u readers
not 10 20 to the San Francisco Mail fo'
news from homo. We nov advise them
10 sschev tho Chroaieis ON the same
grounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
Actors and Old Age.

Speaking OF age. We see that the great
actors lived to more than an average
age. n reason being that to DO a great
actor requires unusual strength and VI.
taliiy. John Philip Ksmble reached
sixty.siI years. while his brother Charles
was ssvsnty-nips years old. Mrs. Sid.
dons died ut eighty.six years old. Ju.
MUS Brutus Booth. Notwithstanding
his drunkenness. passed his hfty-dfth
year. Charles Ksan lived ten years
longer. and Macready lasted till eighty
years old. Charlotte eastman died al
sixty years Of age. and Edwin Forrest Of
siIty.fve years. Tom Hamblin reached
nearly the same age. Going q little
further back We fnd that Garrick lived
TO sixiy-three years. and Bettsrton to
ssventy.Gve years Of age. Barton
Booth. Of Pops's day, was the shortest
lived Of any actor Of note, next TO Kean.
He was only hity-two at the time Of his
death. As a general thing play actors
have seldom come under the criminal
list, but their social sins are sufficiently
fragrant. No actor Of note has ever
reached the death penalty. except Wilkes
Booth. whe stands in solitary infamy.
Troy Times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
Roasting a woman Alive.
Iron the New York Herald


One Of the very large tenement build
ings on Harrison avsnue In The Bergen
district Of Jersey City Is inhabited sx-
clusively by colored families. In o
apartment lived Oscar Hudson and his
mistress. Martha Shuttle. Iney have
been recently leading . very unhappy
lie. but during pas. week ,hsy quar-
relied night anu DAY. ,ssIefdsy al noon
b whole neisnoofnood vas alarmed oy
fnenuai screams IN huuron = apart
msnt, and crown soon iohowed. lie
refused to give admission TO any one.
aud The door was iorcsd IN: Ihen q
shocking scene was presented. on the
floor lay Martha gasping and groanins.
the flesh peeled on her shoulders arms
and back. her lace betraying terrible
agony. when an attsmP, was made to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
AUGUST ri.OwRR.

The most miserable beings in the world are
those suffering from dyspepsia and liver com.
plant. More than ssysnty.nve per cent. OF the
people IN the United states are afiicied with
thess two diseases and their effects: sueh %
sour stomach, sicr headache. hshitual costivs.
mess, palpitstion OF the heart. heart burn. va
ter bnsh. gnswing and burning palma At the
Dit Of the stomach. yellow skin, coated tongue
and dlsaxreeable tasts In the mouth, coming
IN Of food amer eating. low spirits. etc. 90 10
your d uegist and getA 70-cent bottle OF Al.
gust Flower or Q sample bottle for 10 cents.
Try 1.-two doses will relieve you. Agents.:
CRANE 4 BRIGHAM, Wholesale Druggists,
Ban Francisco, California. 2l6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07

The Cincinnati Saturday HiqM re-
lates the following: A young woman re-
Gently answered m advertisement for q
dining.room girl. and the lady Of the
house seemed pleased with her. But
before engaging her there were some
questions to ask. "Suppess." said the
lady-'nov only suppose. understand
that you we're carrying a piece Of
steak from the kitchen. and BY acct
dent let II alp from the plate to the
door. what would you do In the cassi"
The girl looked the lady straight in the
face before asking. ''is II . private fam
lily. or are they boardenf" "Board-
ers." answered the lady. "Pick It up
and put Il back on the plate" firmly re-
piled the girl. She was engaged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07

A Com HnLrR who recently visited
Carson nearly had u Of his eyes
punched out by the projecting limbs Of
q rose bush. which extended over the
fence Of n heightened residence across
the sidewalk. All over that rural ul.
iAes the shsubbsry is permitted to grow
90 that pedestrians passing along tho
streets are constantly in danger Of has.
ing their eyes scratched out. Twigs Of
current bushes fifteen feet long are ugly
things to project over fences into the
faces Of passsrs BY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
s,LD NIL WEDNESDAY,. nlaoH :. ut,
ouH PnnlDENr

That Rutherford B. Hsyss vss an
honest man and . sincere patriot the
country has always knovn- That be ID
going TO make - good . President a.
this nation svsr had. Il now ~ assured
fact.
This man viii 10 al probability dis
appoint rome good. square Republicans.
He IL not . partisan In any ssass. and
will NOT lend himsslf 70 partisan pur.
poses. He 10 thoroughly . man Of the
people. and bsins % he viii 80 % II
that the peoples interests are Protsctsd.
He known NO North: he knsvs nc
South. He only ksovs that In the
Prsudsncs Of 0sd he h called upon "a
rule ovsr . great nation. He viii ID
his duty. He will rule ever that nation
o. Q nation. He will not allow himself
to b led BY partisan motives into sup
porting en- section o than another
President Hayes 10 In no ssnss q
partisan.
He has placed on record the keynote
10 his Administrations. He has said
"Hs serves his party bsss Who serves
his country best" There 10 no unosr'
tain tone to this declaration. II mean,
just this: The President Of the United
States. President Hayes. means 10 live
and work for the entire country. H.
knows NO party he 10 bound By nc
party ties. He il simply the elected
President Of an entire nation. and be
msass 10 do yrcisdy rAai hat nation
demands.
The Nsvs has made prediction before
now. and In predictions have been vsri'
fsd BY coming events We nov predict
that President Rutherford b. Hayes vii
prove 70 b the most popular President
ever elected. We predict that within
six months he will have drawn to hi
support every decent Democrat In tn
land.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
BRONCHITIS.

From John Flag. Ksq.. Of Bennington. n. HI
"Thres years since I was very much reduced
chitis. affecting me so severely a. 10 render II
dlfhcuit 10 speak In an audible voics. To this
was added severe night sweats. and I was fear.
ful OF going Into Q decline. After rccourse 10
various remedies 70 no purpose, i made use OF
Dr.. wistar's Baisam OF Wild Cherry. . few bot.
ties Of which nlly restored me TO health.
since that iims have had several severe u.
tacks of cough, but the Balsam has always r..
moved them. always keep u BY ms, and
should not know how 70 do without L."
Sold By all druggists. !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07

BIooxn SHOES YEr.-G. w. App. Of
this city. has just finished . remarkable
paif Of shoes for a negro man who lives
In Arkansas. The length Of tho shoes
il seventeen and thrss-quarters inches.
add six inches across the sole. The
nsero's foot. according to measurement.
II fourteen inches around the ball, while
the instsp IL nineteen inches. The man
II over seven feet in hight weighs 400
pounds. and u not more than t~wenty-six
years Of age. He has net worn . pair
OF boots for years, and this pair 10 in-
tended for Sundays. They. with the
last on which they were made. cost SIG.
This ~bie-footsd negro Is . prsscher.-
XempAs appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07

ONLY OSE.-An exchange that ID
evidently posted tells this: An editor
onos applied at the door Of Hadss foi
admission. "wsll, sir" replied His
Sable Majesty. Eve let one Of your pro-
fsssiou In here many years ago, and hs
kept up q continual row with his former
delinquent subscribers. and ~ We have
more Of that class Of persons here than
any other, we have passed . Law prohib-
itng the admission Of sditon."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
EXIT rILDEN.

That Samuel J. Tildsn will eentss the
Presidency with Mr.. Hayes 10 now an
understood fact. What will his eontes,
amount TOT Il will Be tried By the
United States Circuit Coart in WASH
ingtop. and decided against him. And
that ends the entire case. He eanno,
appeal 10 the Supreme Court, for Ave
members Of that body have already
PACED upon the . Exit Tlden.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
rnr San Fr.nei.eo Naii come. 10 u.

TEE San Francisco Laii comes 10 us
to-day In mourning bscauss old Sammy
Tiiden vas not elected. The Nail should
never dress itself In black. - that al.
ways gives opportunity for punstsn to
call IL Naeknsau. Moreover. 10 10 mol
customary for the males In California 10
dress In black whom they mou depart
81 hopes" "Tar.hssd" squavs among
the Digger Indians in that State arr
those Who blacksn their top-hsads and
headlines with pitch and come out In
full-facsd mourning for the loss Of q
husband. The Nail shosld wash ia
face al once and avoid Ill such foolish.
nsss hereafter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
tn. South IL the only section Of the

The South IL the only section Of the
country which endorsed Mr.. Tildss.
and II the South could vote again. with
the new light which Il nov has. IL
would give . solid vote for Mr. hayss.
But the point TO be made 10 this: Our
nsw President 10 acceptable 10 the three
great sections Of u country. That
fact 10 evident from the vote cast. He
has entered upon the duties Of his Of.
fec - NO President ever did before. with
the respect and confidence Of the entire
nation. That he viii justify that re-
spsct and confidence. We honestly b.
lieye.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
THE COUNTRY AT ms RACK.

President Hayes begins his Admins.
tration As no President YER began Il
before. with the confidence and COED
wishes Of every section Of the country.
lie has been elected in such . manner.
and under such circumstances. that Ls
has nobody 10 truekls 70. and nobody to
work for except his country. He rep
rsssnts the intelligence and patriotism
Of this nation. He is indebted To no
one single section Of the country for his
election. For moe In our history all
sections have united in the appointment
Of . President. and the man elected
owes a. much to M section % to an
other. In New England the vote stood
IS follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
. FINE THING ron TIKI rgRru.

Prsgr.n, sozoDoNT is . composition Of the
pure.t and choicest Ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable hiugdom. Every Ingredient 10 well
known TO have q beneficial eject on the teeth
and gums. Its embalmins or antiseptic prop.
erty and aromotic fragrance mskes 10 . toilet
luxury. sOZODONT removes all disagreeable
doors from the breath caused By catarrh. bal
teeth. etc. IL 10 entiicly n, Q from the Injurious
and acrid properties OF tooth pastes and pow
ders, which destroy the enamel. One bottls
Will last rix months.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07

IT 10 said that Tilden 10 about to L.
q an address. In regard 10 his Prssi-
Dental claims. II he Il psoportiooatsly
n long about 10 u be was with his let
Ter Of acceptance. Ne will b In the
midst Of the nszi Presidential campaign
By the tine u reaches n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN THR DISTRICT COURT OF rHE
i pnitd States, for the District Of Ncvada.-
In the matter Of oEo. L. sCHWAB. Bankrupt,
10 bankruptcy - United Stats Of America.
Disthct OF Nevada. a.-A warrant In Bank.
ruptcy hss been Issued by said oourt Against
he estate Of Geo. L. Schvab. OF the city OF Viz.
ginia, the county OF Storey and State OF Nevara,
In aid District. Who has been duly adjudgsd
bankrupt upon the petition OF bis creditors: and
The payment OF any debts and the delivery OF
INV property belonging to said bankrupt 10 him
or 4. his nee, and toe transfer of any propert,
by him, arc forbidden By Law. 4 meeting Of the
CREDITOR OF said bankrupt. TO prove their debts
ana choose one or more assigness OF his estate.
viii be held at . Court Of Bankruptcy. TO be
holden d Virginia. In said district. ON tho 18th
dsy Of March. A. ID. 1871. a. ! O'Clock ?. ,
an the once Of 4. STROLLER, Room No. 9 Odd
FeIlovs' Bdildlng, Gamer OF o and bmith
streets, one OF the Registers In BANKRUPTCY OF
said district r,r.~,s ,su
limited States Maphal and Messenger 10 Bark.
ruptcy for said district, mhIh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07

In the great West. too. Hayes vas ap-
preciatsd. OF the q hundred and
three electoral votes which that section
Of the nation controls. he secured
eishty-sight. This IL the record OF the
otes OF the wsst:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07

On the Pacific Coast the vote was
solid for Hayes and Wheeler. % ,h., SO
far a. this section Of the land 10 con-
csrnsd. our new President 10 under OBJ
legations to u. Here 10 the vote:
uAYra rtIpnN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
FROM A DISTINGUISHED JURIsr,

"I have tried the PERUVIAN syrup. and the
result fslly s~ustains your prediction. IL has
mads q new man OF me INFUSED Into my sys'
TEN new vigor and energy. l am no longer
tremulous and dsbiliiated % when you last
sav me. but stronger, hesrticr. and with Argrr
c~apacity for labor, mental and physical. than
al any time during the last i've years." rold
by all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
NOTICE TO PIONEERS.

ALL PIONEERS. WITHIN TIE STATE or
- Nevada who have not Jet cent In their
neer Life on the Pacific Coast arc requested To
onward the same or cali upon me al nv place
OF business: Csrnon street, opposite the yir.
gfnis ADD Truek.e Railroad Depot. Carson CITY,
The books will BE- closed On the lih Of July
neft. BAN. BAKER,
ON Register and Collator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07
NOTICE

no ALL WHOM 1T NAY coscEax.-Ar
regular nesting Of ths Cola min Minsn'
that r. v. TONE DO erpsiied from the aid
Union forever. and that notice OF this resotu.
uor % Published ~ . warning 10 the general
THOMAS BURKE, President.
Attsss: Gao. u. honRisoH, Rscorting Bsc'y,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07

HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and 70
stores the complexion. removes frectl .. an!
and iailowness; makes thu kin fon, white sod
delicate. Its application cannot no detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07

LIONS KAImAnox makes beautiful. glossy,
luxurisnt hair; prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. Il has stood the test OF forty year,,
10 charmingly periumed. and has no rival. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-07

Com ecticut... ..... 0
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-18

With this issue ends a quarter;
look out for us next Monday or Tues.
day. Collecting is our most disa-
gresabls task, but we have to do it
once In q while. We would give
you o better paper, and do more
advertising, and charge you nothi ng
for it, but you see we have consci-
entious scrupAes about being hard
on any one, especially ourselves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-18

WITH The BARK ON.-Gentleman
those OF you who owe us and with
whom we have made no arrange
ments yoa would do rs q great favor
it you would drop in and pay US the
little bills you owe Us. Two dollars
is not mueh to you, but don't you
see when a 1000 or more owe 40
that amount it amounts to some
thing to as and as we wish to put
on an entirely new dress on oar
paper, we must have money with
which to do it. In the course of u
few weeks we wish to purchase 4 or
5 hundred lbs of the new copper al.
10y type and with this put a new
dress On d paper. Now it is for
you" interest that we should do this
as we'll as ours. SO with your help
ere the flowers bloom in the spring
we will throw off eur old well worn
appearance and come out fresh and
give you a clean sheet. We hate
to dun a mar 90 bad as any body.
What is justly doe VIC need and must
have, business is business and we
trust all Of our friends will give this
their attention at once.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-18

M. F. Allison has sold the entire
stock of books and stationery to
VIM. O.. Lee IL Co. and would cordi-
ally recommend them to the old
patrons and to the public at large.
r. Alliso on has removed bis Office
over the book store where. hs may
b. found at all times when not alb
sent professionally. 3S2t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-18

Notwithstanding the presidential
complication people must have cheap
Aoot and shoes these bard times
70 NEE, ths popular demand, N
Lacklsnd will positively offer his on
tire stock Of houts and shoes, hats
saps, AID gloves A. cost for 30 days.
Read advertisement and 90 and see
for ysurselr. 35tf,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-18

From appearances we are going
to have some beautiful weather,
Those who know say that they
TANK winter has broken up, at least
we hope So. We have had one of
the longest and bitterest cold snaps
known to the oldest settlers. It ia
time we had a slight rest.