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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-27

uhNius mtaiihhhe uinpoo<a " hnoss W
their other property in the neighbor-
hood. With the stoppage Of the reduce
ton works the considerable town built
MP around them was drpopulatsd and
speedily went to decay. scarcely q house
now being left In the once flourishing
city OF 0phir TO mark where II stood.
| The extinction Of the town and every
thing pertaining to II has been = utter
a. OF the once promising industry which
built ii mp.
TIM GOULD MI CURRY MILL,
| Which was commenced about tho same
| time and finished a little later than the
| ophir works, surpassed the latter not
| only in size and cost Of construction but
also in style and perfection OF finish.
| Possessing n property OF great supposed
value. the n Of this mine. the most
Of whom we're men Of wealth and liberal
notions, determined that they would put
up an establishment commensurate with
the magnitude and importance OF their
mine and which should outrival any.
thing of the Kind ever before constructed
in this or any other country. . purpose
in which they were heartily and ably
seconded by their General Supsrin-
tsndent, Charles l.. Strong. also .
man Of large ideas. and by no mean,
deficient in enterprise, energy and prac-
teal ability. With such Q management.
well supplied with money. the grand
undertaking after being sntsred upon
was pushed ahead rapidly. the site fixed
for their structure having been . small
fat at the junction Of Six and seven
Mile canyons. two miles northsastsrly
Of Virginia City. The spot was q rugged
one. rocky and uneavsu, the cost Of
clearing away the ground and preparing
for the foundation Of the main building
having amounted 70 moro than had yes
been expended upon any mili IN the
Territory. The massive walls laid Tor
tho reception Of the main sdifcs, which
was $50 feet long with wings IS feet In
length. all built Of timber. were con-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-11-02
gR0OKEVELLE AcEDEMY,

TVNHE 63rd session of this school will com
x mence on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th of September
next. and close GA Wednesday the 10Th OF
June, 1878. The course of study embraces
Latin. Greek, French, German, Mathematics,
Chemistry Natural Philosophy, English
branches and Bookkeeping.
Board and Tuition 5000 per session.
For particulars send for circular, or adj
dress S. II. COLEMAN,
Principal.
Brookeville, Montgomery county, Md.
aug lift
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-11-02
THE SENTINEL

Is published every Friday morning at 81 30
per annum, if paid within three months from
the time of subscribing, or 81 90 il not paid
until the end Of the year. No paper discon-
tnued until all arrearages are paid, unless at
the option of the publisher.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING For plain matter,
Sl.oO per square Is lnes) for the first user-
ton, and 25 cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. Rule and figure matter, double the
above rates. Obituary Notices so cents per
square.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-11-02
ROCKVILLE ACADEMY

VNHE exercises of this institution will be
Il resumed on the
First Monday in September next,
when it enters upon its 68th Session Parents
or guardians wishing to avail themselves for
their sons or wards of a full academcal course
of study can do so by applying to the Prin-
cipal.
J. PEYT0N CLARK, Ph. D.
Rockville, Montgomery county, Nd.
July 20-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-11-02
y o { t / u /.
MY GIRL,

A little corner with its crib,
A little mug, n spoon, bib,
"A little tooth so pearly white,
A little rubber ring to bite.
A little plate all lettered round,
A little rattle to resound
A little creeping-see she stands
A little step 'twiXt outStretched hands
A little doll with flaxen hair,
a little willow rocking-chair,
A little dress of richest hue,
A little pair of CATERS blue.
a little school day after day,
A little schoolma am to obey,
A little studv-soon It's past,
A little graduate a: last.
A little mutf for winter weather,
A little jockey-hat and feather,
A little sack with funny pockets,
A little chain, a ring and ockets.
A little while to dance and bow,
A little escort homeward now,
A little party, somewhat late,
A little lingering at the gate.
A li;le walk in leafy June,
A little talk while shines the moon,
A little reference to papa,
A little planning with mamma.
A little ceremony grave,
A little struggle TO be brave,
little cottage on lawn,
a little kiss-my girl was gone !
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-11-02
ANDREW SMALL AGADEMY.

THE next session Of this Institution, a
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
Boys and Girls, pleasantly located at Oar
nestown, Md, will open the first MONDA Y
in September.
A few more boarding pupils will be receiv-
ed. For terms, &C., apply for circular TO the
principel. REV. 9. N. CAMPBELL,
aug 24-4w Darnestown, Monty Co., Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-11-02
YEARLY RATES :

MOS. MOS. IL MOS.
One column S25 90 $40 90 SIS 90
Half column IA 90 IS 90 40 90
Quarter column Q 90 IS 90 Is 90
Professional Cards (under 10 lines 90
Yearly advertisers will be allowed to change
four times during the year without charge
Advertise me1ts should be marked with time
and space they are to occupy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-11-02

AN OBITUARY on BINGHAM YOUNG. -
HI was, after all, but a Sam Slick, with
blasphemous omission His ambi-
ton, however, went beyond cozening
farmers wives out Of dollars and cents.
He lied en- grand and deceived by whole
sale; and it can scarcely fail to be rec
ognized among the curiositios Of Ameri-
can civilization in the nineteen century
that this cunning, brazen knave, whose
fate in preceding age would probably
have been to be in the pillory or whipped
at the carts tail, or who, bad he even
attained the ephomcral splendor Of John
Of Legion, would possibly have ended
as miserably as the Anabaptst did, should
have risen to be Governor Of territory
affiliated to the American Union; should,
after being deposod from Federal Office,
have remained the prophet, the chief
priest, and the leader Of a large prosper
Gus and, TO certain extent, civilized
community; and should have died at last
in his bed, wealthy, unchanged, un-
scourgcd, untarred and featbered nay,
on the contrary, beloved and reycred by
The people on whose credulity he had
practiced. and by specializing on whose
industry he had enriched himself
A woman may not be able to sharpen
a pencil or hold an umbrella, but she
can pack more articles into trunk than
man can into a oue-horsc wagon.
The latest thing in hats heads.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-11-02

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C.. JONES.
BREWER,

w ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Particular attention paid to conveyancing
and the sale of Real Estate.
OFFICE, west of the Courthouse and one
door north of the Presby terrain Church
sep l-tf
, 1877-08-18
bus 4 Hlavk Hills Railroad In Sorthern Ncbras-
ka.. The bill wat flied n behalf Of j. u. 11ub
bell, heavy stockholder.
ITEMS.

tIEatSs
Ar. ". G. Quincy, General Manager of thu
baltimore T. Ohio Railroad, who Ia now In tho
city, desires II to he stated. In order to co.rcc.
erroneous Impressions, that his Company has
neTcr bcen In ARREARS ono month in Tho payment
Of its employees, with the exception Of tho
month Of Mnv, when purtion oi tho employees
in Chicago wcto paid .1niy 19. and for June tho
pay.caf was delayed by tho strike. Every en-.
ployo In tho service OF tho Company has now
been paid for juno, anil tho pay.rolls for july
will he ps1t1 this month.
The Chicago Il Lake Huron RailroAd will
commence the running of regular through pas.
songcr trains Monday. These trains Will leave
this city from the depot OF the rittkilut1 Il Fort
Wayne llailroad, over wtlcl! feall tAoY will run
TO Valparaiso. thence oyor the Lake Huron to
Port Huron, and thrrcc over thu 1rand Trunk
to Buffalo, where connections nre tnatlc With the
New fusk Central nntf Erie Railroads.
The officers Of the Chicago. fiork Island Il
Pacific Railroad tfcny the statement matlc by
aotnc ri the narcrs that the excursion train re-
turning with colnrcd people from Oak Forest
irovc was stoned near Thlrty.nlntt street last
Wednesday. They say no t.irt, thing occurred
AnsWhcrcs on their road, and thcy cannnt COM
prchend how tho item fund It's way Into tho
papers.
the principal ofI1ce Of Mr. J. D. Brown. Cen
era Ticket aud PASSENGER Agent Of tic Mtstott.
RI, Kansas q. Tcxas Railroad, 10 now located tn
1t. LOTUS. Air. T. W. :fenst1alc, Assistant Ten
cral Ticket Agent, will remain at Sedalia, No.,
With the clerical force.
, 1877-08-18
GERMAN EMIGRATION.
Tho Fovcr Stllt REKins in the Fntherland- -
Causes for t1,r Desire to Itasr Home.

rh. rn~nr s,ut ux~,rr I, +hn t.ett,srt.,5-
Cause. ror .l,c peslre to 1.east Home.
~. ~. .."..ne ,"...,,a .'"aasI ..s at.,.
some ihtcfcttina 1ntofha"tloh on the auolect
Of German emigration Is EFcn In report BY
vicc-Ccnsul Kru9e, Just issued. It appears by
,xh,> a,,tors, al - ~. t,,.aa a,ot.. fror, tsi.
90. ,., " Nv ,''' o'"s. n "s, ~
10 to'e, noth years 'hs'uslFe> was .'oso,fo''
Emigration from Germany, particularly to the
United states, increased steadily alter tho
,rnro,,,t. ro.r 1sts ,nd ,s.,,mn,1 vorv
inn.. -, s,s .tsas 49, eh.,s.
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..tunt' .astf" nnu rrnss.a oecome tmose anu thpve
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, 1877-08-18
PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION.
it, Financial Fnlilrr-9undny Openings De.
cttted Upon.

it, Financial Fnliurr-Sunlny Opeplngs De-
cttted Upon.
FNtfddt'phf6 7fntt. hno. n.
When Mr. John 8. Morton was elected Prcsl-
dent Of tho international Exhibition Company,
week ago, lie was vested by tho Board OF Dt.
rcctors With virtually autocratfc nowcr. They
made him an executive committee OF one, with
power to dccIdc alf questions concerning tho
management Of the Exhibition. The princtpal
reason fur ctecting MIR. Morton to tho rsesl-
lency Tas that the Exhibition might 10 opcnul
on Sundays. Nj. Bidlle has Tor some time agreed
with str. Moston on this question, bit le ,aYtng
started tic Exhibition hytu9 tho Sahbatarian
banner, II was thought that IT, would bc iinpultt-
lc, tossay Tho least. 10 take tna new departure
under the old management. In rcspulsc 10 tho
call Of President Morton, meeting of tllo
beard Of Directors Was held yesterday after
noon In tho Exhhtion Building. slx members
cnt ". Bhltl1c, Thomas Cochran, John Wang
maker, J. E. Rfngslcy, and Joel ]. Bailey. Tho
aSscEscss E wsfs Mcssrs lsaag g.: l. Csothicr a,d
eaied to . orlsr Tho ffrsSent announced tIat he
hal decided to open tic Exhibition IN 6undars.
and that next 8untsay kIlouhl br tho slrst under
the new regime. fhis Of course, was not news
Mr. Wana1nakcr had voted In tho negative,
and lc now tent!crcd his resignation ns mcnl-
bcr OF tho board. III. Bidllc then offered his
resignation Ms O member, Aud thA wns followed
by The reading Of Mt. Cloihicr's. Mr. War,a-
makers action was owing 10 tho decision of tho
Honrd, but Str. Ciuthcr said that auth was not
The reason for his retiring. Mr. BiiAlc LETT the
Dourl ehlcv On account Of the pressure Of other
hustucts. The bic sh0w wfll be opened on next
Sunday nt 10 o'clock III tho mornfi,g and closed
at II, tho evening. There will be no machinery
in notiOn and no ealcs permitted except In tho
Department OF Public Comfort and tho Log
Cabin, In tho afternoon n sacred concert Is to
be held, in which thirty professional voices and
a1 orchestra Ut Thirty pieces will participate.
Tho management Is being thoroughly rcor-
gahixcd, md IN q few days m otlictal statement
OF tho financial condition OF tho show will be-
published. Tho COMPANY was started with
nominal capital Of $6o0, 900, conslstfng entirely
Of sharcs OF stuck transferred from tho Centcrl-
nial Board Of Finance. But Tor The adverse de-
clslon Of thoSuprctno Court this would he worth
about $780, 000 but Its Yalilo nuw hardly exceeds
$lgo 900 In addition to this aru caAh 8uhacrip-
tions to stock amounting 10 $40, ,000, making 4
total OF tasj5, 600, which Is only $4,000 moro
than tho cost Of the Matn Building, Tho show
,ns not patd expenses. Tic avernEo dafly num-
bcr ol admissions has been about a,S00 hut fully
1000 OF these hare been rcco rtlcs1 by tho 500 cx-
hbitoss aud employees Of the Exhibition, thcrn
being about t01 ct tho latter cass. The average
duly casl, receipts have, therefore, been only
about E375, while tito average daily expenses
have been ahout $55u, Of which Sl00 vent for
huyrrtislDr.
, 1877-08-18

Of the nuts whIrt, railroad corporations wilt
have 10 rrark rrc long. The rro* anil ro,s arc
nhot1. evenly hafnnre'l stnre some roatl. seem
to '"iicvc that their vcrr life depends on tc *
tslcnrr of t1lc tn1tsidc tlcr. | believe that
TING viii s't,w that they have tccn perpetual
source of tnutgn' rather than nf 'incomc' !:
not that they have mt brought business to Tho
r"ads they represent, bnt bersu.c the business
wou'd hare rome on lts nwn hook. All bnsi-
ness men would hare come to tho railroad CON-
ranics instead ot the ct,tnnanIcs going 70 them
in tho person Of the inevitable drun,mcr."
II has been lntln,atr.l that manr business
men make Il point not only to get low rates
hut also to tleatlhcad themselves md friends
over the lines which they ratronixc; Is that
aol''
fcs, sir; son may say that, anil also that
hundreds OF dollars arc aquautercd cvcry month
II, this manner BY the railroad eotnpanics ttis
very common thing for merchant 10 ask for
ticket 10 Philadelphia, New York, Brsto1. Or
some uthcr point and return, aud 1t is very
common thing inr them to get these (nvurs.n
This terminated the interview, an,l the re-
porter departed with thEs thought resting
heavily ttntler tl1s tcntarium, "IF all that has
becn said during tho Interview Ia trie, thcn 1t is
wonder. that railroads DO not 90 uus OF tho
bustut4s.h
, 1877-08-18
COSEY CAPTURED.

Important Arresth. aiitt xeixuro of n Conn.
ttrfoltor'a Den In tho West nivtstun.
Thursday afternoon Officer Patrick I>avoran,
wh!'o travelling beat Oh Washington aud Ran.
iotpt fttcets, between Iialstcl an.t Jetfertnn
streets, had his attention called 10 mat who
had been dispos!ng ot sitter cotns that
we're mt exactly up 10 the weight, ns
determined by the small teales for that pur-
pose, that arc now used quito extensively
throughout town. liz pitt htni srntlcr arrest,
and at the Madison Street Station 'lo was held
until tbs gcnuincncss OF the cost,s could bo
tested. IL was we'll known that ,aFgc num.
Der Of spurious co|Hs weru In circulation
III this section Of the country, and
It was thought that tho prisoner might Eiyo
aomc clcw that would lend to fuller Information.
Experts wcFe sent for, and by them The coins
were found to be remarkably clever countcrfcitts
The prisoner was locked up. and upon inforn,a.
tion pumped out Of Tim, visit was ma1c t0 his
den yesterday IN Tho southwestern portion Of
t,le city, and there were found nil sorts OF de-
vices for carrying on tho work. Metal Gy tho
quantity, suolds, rlscs. galvanlc batteries for
plating tho counterfeit coin, md milling
machine were tho chief articles. Appearances
also Indicated that bank notes were also fixed
In the same den. Several other urrcsts nrc also
said to flave been effected, bnt Of tho truthful
ness Of this nothing cau be ascerta!ncd,
as Capt. 3cavcy has closed tho mouth
Of every cue who was supposed to know
ANYTHING about tho case. From all that can
10 asrertatnci, and, from a specimen OF tho
mans handtwork seen BY tho reporter, tho coins
arc by far tho most deceptive Of any yet cap.
tuscd. The inncr thickness Is composed Of ~
wolghtod with lend: Tho groatest
carc ha. tcsn taken in getting the exact danslty.
devfre Of tho, coin upon. the inner surfato,
tho face having been brushed over With
blsck.leat1, or etmliar substance. that
would gather tho alvcr deposit ia tho battery.
Tlle machinery once obtained, any number OF
coins could Do manufactured for about one
third their facial value. The profit was thcrc-
fore fully % per cent.
Tho exact "details would havo been obtained
nnd Etrcn to tho readers Of TIE TRIBUNE, but
for a petty fAlschood told by Capt. acayey, with
the design Of keeping tho affair secret. Capt.
5eaycy nas yet to learn that reporter
he finds a policeman tnlsstatiug facts, but wl,tn
ono makes clean breast Of an arrust, and re-
quests tliat nothing be said nbout 1t uutfl tic
cnse Is afl worked up, reporter scldom It cTcr
violates tho confidence bestowed III him. 1t
should not bo that professional tAlcrs and
channels Of Information Of arrests by the pulco
than tho reporters, for tho latter arc not half
so art To prevent other arrests as nso tho for
ncr,who arc always "cahoots" with tho thtoscs
themselves.
l,lasmuch as tho captured material has boon
exhibited to numerous citizens, Including Mayor
Heath, and otacr municipal md Government
o!llccss. and has highly Interested alt Of thvm,
II might 10 we'll to place It On exhibition to-day,
as tho secret Is now out.
, 1877-08-18
CUTTING TREtaalIT RATES MADE
ttDfOU8,

II was ruG'orcd ycstcrlay that Mr. Albert
Fink, Commissioner Of tho New York pool, has
sisen orIeEs 10 tho agsnts Of tho Eoads belong
luz to tue pool to give no moro huslncss To the
Wabash Isoau, where it eau be avoided, until that
Eoad has ,nalo sathtaetosy explanations OF
tho charges brought against It. that It had vlo-
taat tho Euulor IL tsue, for by such action only
csn tho iilllacTmtnato tustEuR Of rstes
by SONS of tho l!nos bo stopped. The
cttnge bay ofse3 beon made t'lat TIE
t,llti1.: of rates by the Wabash and CunalA
Southern ltsaIfoals, and tlis bcllef has much to
10 with tho oppostton Of The Weatern foatls to
tla la,ol lli.vs pEopastinnalaly among tho West
rEn conncctlo4a. II SIr. Fink las taken tho
step reported aix'Yc. it will do much towards
'lIspc!lns tl's k!ca That tho New York POOL Is
Mtptiolls. and ltle c0npiAntg about lad tslth,
etc., will bceonle much lcss ffct,uent.
, 1877-08-18
CORRECTION.

Rr. Louis, Aug. 1z--Tho statement ia these
dispatches, day or two ago, that tho franklin
Insurance Company Of Whrclug; tho Old
Dominion, Of Richmond, Va; the RcsEdsnec, OF
Cleveland; the Homestead. OF Watcstown, N.
T.; aud tho Missouri Valley Lite, Of Leaycn-
worth. Kan, bad been dcbarrcd irom
further lolug business lu th!s State
proves to hayo been Incorrect. State Insurance
Comtnisss6ncr ". 8. Relic announces officially
tAut tf,ctc Companies voluntarily Withdrew
thxtr buslaess frim Missouri, ana wcro ,lut dc.
buried, Us pFoylonsly stated. The original
report was basc4 upon statement tnado In one
Of our prominent Jstasaals and WIS supposed to
pe correct,
, 1877-08-18

Corn Lnn1 Increasing Steadily -Tho Mon
WHO Harvest and tho 1tulos Thoy Are

Corn Limit IhEfcns1nE b&cnUllT Tho Men
WHO Harvest and tho ltuloa Thuy Are
Under.
Pla Hail Gd*este
One Of our correspondents, writing from
Rome f0w 1nYs siucc, says: "Passin0 along
the Marcru,na lIne fcw days ago, noticed that
tho extent OF corn land incrcnsca steadily;
nearly all Of the corn was already cut, and
piled tato long ioV stacks waiting to ba
thscsheu. for the thrcshinG ls lono al nnco In
tho 1fclds. Already tho thrcshiug g.tna:hine was
ut work, and IL was curious to ere steam cnt-
ploYcd IN Same I'c1da, antl few miles further
on tho antl9uatssl s!stc'n. Of trcading out t'lc
f'cld counted ninety incn rcaplI1. si1pcrintnnd-
cd by tw3 men un horseback, riding up nud
down the ilne. carrying. tho long sitclsa,
notntcd with iron. used for driving int
do not hesitate 10 coal him as thy
would IN OK. The. hnrvcst Ia tho ltolnni1,
Cutnpasaa usually begins ab,ut tho 2UtlL
Of JUNG, and, according to como old custom,
veatcrs iro themselves out for that tlmo for tl,o
the demand for labor. II thoy cal, finish tllo
work IN !css Time, they receive their hlrc all tho
same; II II takes more t'.ah cla!cn days, they
Hut, knowing tle amount Of work man
ean gat through In day, and tho number
tass1er TT. can GENERALLY M tsl' pretty clofe.y
s1 nnM many @ 'Iun @ 10 w.! w., Yo 10 ctup!oy. 20
sno~ sa nov !atge tno 1aEtls asc. On otie a Iarrn
alonc' ,uetong'nIg ,, I u !asEo ssFeaMe =! Ga.
g"0 ~, 81 ts .,,i .assu ncMtfs asS Sa1lc'i .nsao
the Roncy. wages, tho men receive each aav
ionr no'iMds o. nl3cS nrca tthe itotnan pound
'a LILY ounces on'Y}, awo OF tnsse olaees o.
holsS"ecsc1 tno eolntnohcat aost 1nau,e, A1lu
ao9at two puts o. wlnv oF yIncRaF' vinegar
aI smss wates u mst!Sn nfetefrca ~ Ts. IN
tneif OWL aceoaas tnoy ,nug!Eo stecly " onions,
Hatjct a9a tl anY elecn sIu1t wash tah 10 cailou
salaa. uhcY 9ra livst!"l l!'to bands. s''l'l work
.ton, naWm W. y! ,aark, "n a'oat ~ nonts rsst at
hool, ~ the nelts. anu eaeA tahu ReePs t"n thcn
employed Will tokcya sll ttay u bringing t!cm
water u tlEtlk. A. nsrht a!i thosc who sail 10
~ slcep la sumo y! tas tafn otal!sl,'Es. Tug test
nave 70 rasIn out ~ straw huts; ana s|ecn.
We ont utter tut'!!,E Il. brolllux sun all
4aY ei'!y too frequently oItI1E4 "ll t!,c !eves.
A. Ios te thcn themselves ttvy arc ltt!a bcttef
iilan :avascet ahl eoI'o ctaseny aroil tac Aorlx-
Il a'isl tho l!il's round Noaic. Tbs sun ~ tslc
tatil.''na h!ftls tl'.n a'tnust t|aGS, wi'sthuoet
, 1877-08-18

New YoRk, Aug. 17.-:rho employees Of tho
New York Central & 1Idd4ou 1liye1 Road will
soou gut tue bcnells Of s!se $i00.o09 promised
them by William IL. Vanderbilt. Thu amount
was to he divided ratably according u their ro-
s'tlon OF tho payroll among all tic employees,
excepting executive au4i departmental officers,
snd such as wesa not directly cugagcd III
operating tho ROAD. Tho spporsioatnent Of thia
suH, WAS PLACED tu tic. hands Of
has completed II, and says that, out os tiia
! 100 snen, s,04 Will participate in the gilt.
The division, u male hy hin, c,res the passcn.
ger conductors IN; ira!u 6axgage-neu, ~;
siesr., s5o; atemea, sis; naan,o,s' Is; s..tch.
Mal, 81; lahuscls aud wstehnsc0, 81; mechanics,
81 lorcnien, SIS; tsask lorsncu, iii: Ill others
-. Thla II just about equivalent to three
months reduction Of the 10 per cent,
, 1877-08-18
WELCOMED.

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. l7.-Thc return Of tho
Hon. Fred alassurck from = lengthy European
tour WAS .nade the gala occasion at the valks-
Malt Office tonight. Mr.. llassurek was present.
cd with beautiful gold watch by his fellow
ally enjoyed.
, 1877-08-18

fnr1ntn'a {snerl, rincr trrtur1rtns {I,clbug,, or
-NrphW* p"tn'itS t.kunk>, anil evidently falls l.,
rrnlctnhcr any Of the HaHscoMs compounds 1tsrl
to fnrm the cnnglN1ncTLtia,tA prescribed ly
rliysirtnns praetitng In the "O.i Ss'n,ol" II
the tlnctnrcs derived f!nm the nboyr-naincl
sources were administered IN .tHonrthit ,iAscs.
there Nigh. ho elIatlc IF cxcuso ftr The fcignr,l
Indignation OF this M. H." hut The patient
tceeiYcs 80 small a portion OF the bug, skunk.
or spider, that the complaints tttrango to say}
arc all made by Allopathto physicians.
". ". iIALLocK.