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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25

Face Of header continues In hard rock.
Il drills and blasts well. being compact
porphyry, with close seams. No increase
Of water. Total length Of tunnel tbs
morning, 1881 feet. The rock In the
face OF the header seems TO be getting .
little softer. which will allow OF better pro-
gress than heretofore.
Alta
Tho rock In the face Of the westeross
drift, on the lo50-foot level. 10 gradually
softening and showing signs Of anear ap,,
proach TO the ledge. The change OF
ground. with small seams OF quartz md
slight appearances Of water indicate ma
the ore vein cannot DO very far away.
solid silver.
The crosscuts both east and west from
the main tunnel or adit continue In favor
able ledge matter. cutting small veins OF
quartz frequently. The Wine 10 showing
well at the bottom. with plenty OF quartz
giving good assays.
Belensr.
Daily yield. ffty tons Of ore. Sinking
the main incline and drain shaft are each
making good progress. Driving the pros.
pecting drifts on the i9O0.foot level. 10 also
going steadily ahead without any valuable
changes to note.
CholInr.Potosi.
Daily yield. 10 tons Of ore. Tho cast
drift on tho l7sj-foot level Affords no new
features 10 report. Sinking the Combina-
ton Shaft IL going steadily ahead without
change or interruption. 1t Ia now down
1894 feet.
Uniea Consolidated.
The main north drift on the iSO0.foot
level Is going steadily ahead the face In
soft vein material. There Ia no change 10
report Of the east crosscut from the bottom
Of the Wine on tho same level.
Crown Poius.
The south drift on the 2OOo-foot level
running 10 connect with the drain shaft 10
going steadily forward. tho face In hard
blasting rock.
aueeor.
Sinking the main shaft Ia going rapidly
ahead. the bottom In good working ground.
Tho How Of water gives but little. II any
trouble.
silver Hill.
The new pumping msshiuery 10 not yet
ready to run. and consequently nothing
can yet be done 90 the lower levels OF the
mine.
Homestead.
sinking the shaft 10 being prosecuted
vigorously. The formation remains I'M
changed, but Is favorable for rspo sink
ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25
Tn. C-.,.d..,.. Modal.

We were shown to-day the chief medal
to be contested for In the target shooting
mash at the coming Cslsdonian Picnic.
Its an e1quisitvely beautiful piece Of gold
work. and Ia worth about S25o. The
circular portion Of tho medal 10 . little
larger than . trade dollar. and bsars for
Its device . tine looking Highlander,
standing with his trusty dog beside him.
and 0 hunting scene for . back
ground, while above his head are
the words "CAledonian Club. +"
Above this IL the American shield. besuti-
fully executed In red. white and blue en-
amel. and supported by . couple Of stur-
dy Highlander. Above this. on .
golden cross-plats 10 tho word Nevada.
The details OF execution are most faith
fully. deliberately and sxquisitsly wrought.
and the whole. In both design and
execution, IL highly crsditable 70
Mr.. W. Manning. the well known jeweler
at Virginia City. who Is the constructing
artist Of tho finest medal ever produced on
tho Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25
Personal Notes.

Governor Bradley has been visiting his
friends Of the metropolis. C. d. Sullivan.
the weil.known capitalisto Of San Francisco.
10 looking after the mines. In many Of
which he 10 largely interested. Ira h.
Parke, who was badly injured last Noveni.
Der by being thrown from . buggy, 10 not
vet able 10 attend TO business. though he
has been around for some time. Captain
Oyerton and II. N. Daggett were among
the departures for the Bay last evening.
Joseph II. Mckee, . carpenter we'll known
on the Comstock. died while crossing an
Arizona desert recently and Was buried In
the sand. Captain 4. +. Curtis has re-
turned TO the Comstock. Mayor Belknnp,
Of Virginia CITY. Is In IAN Prancisc0.
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q. II. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite The bank Of caiifor.
mia. Gold Hnl, Keeps constantly on hand al
favoaite brands OF Imported Csynrs. ohoies bit
cigars. all hi,ds OF chewing tobaccp, meer.
schaum pipes, nuts, candies. ans cutiery, and
toys and iancy goods Of all kinds. apis m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25

Latest Official Mining News
For the Week Endlns Wednesday,
July -, 1871.

Apathy Ruies shs HARRIET
Aiiitag Matters-rhs Heat n
the Ntnes-lEew she Lever lev
els OF the Bonaaza and other
Cemsseek minss are LsskiaE
To-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25
No Freight East.

The freight agents Of the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad have received orders not
to receive freight consigned to any point
east Of Omaha until further orders. This
action Is forced upon the railroad mana
gers here In consequence Of tho strike on
the Eastern roads. which they fear may
spread 10 others not 20 far away. This
will be Al item Of considerable interest to
our local dealers and forebodes . clog In the
traffic Of the country which will certainly
10 much injury 10 the commercial Inter.
ests Of the coast. A very small amount
Of goods 10 being shipped from Nevada 70
the Eastern States. but II tho rule afecn
California and Oregon. ~ u probably
does. an immense stream OF trade viii Dc
Interrupted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25
CARD,

To all uho are suffering from the errors and
lndi.eretions Of Youih. nsrvoss westpess. early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. yREE OF cHAnoH
This great rrmedy VA disco,srvd BY . n isslon.
AIRY In South America. send Q pelf-add,essed
envelope To the REV. JusKPH T. iNhAN.
Station ID, Blble House. New York Ctr.
misc GIN
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DIVIDENDS

C.nissrsis-sa psr share. sssseeatins sinso.
oo; declared July It'll; passD's jay
Consolidated vfrgfnts--ti PEE snns.
assrssiins si.oeo,@o: declared july I'M
payable Jaly iefh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25
caorr AND moopINo couoII.

Every bottle OF plmmslt's Cough palam 10
guaranteed to do all that 4 claims Give II 10
your children for Group and hopping cough.
fifiy cents and ons dollar per bottis. For sais
hy John Jones, Jr. Iyli ~
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rnR pAlAcR RArlsa STAND.

For . roast Of bscf unezcelied In Storey
county. go to Thomas II ;nfon's Ealing Stand.
10 the Palace Saloon. no. 7 North o strst,
Virginia City. Fresh oystsrs ct all hour IN
ey-ry style. Forty miners always on hand 81
night. For tasy, home style of cooking. and
the best abi fresl est VI ell that the markets.
srorl. tho Pa'see Eating Stand has no superior.
Try Il. apis N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25
Monetary.

Nrw yoRx. July 25-ii A. N.
Gold opened Al 3s.
Currency. 95k dc95h.
silver. 5a@j 20.
Trade Dollars. eJ6s91.
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srOcK REP0kT.
san Franchise Beard.

Bau Franchise Board.
LAT kvESna.
~ RAyn.Ond 4 Ey,9
80 Eufehs Con. u. ss.T
az Belmont.
SIS Leopard. N
ASA Ola. CSC. SIC
iSo Northern Belle. IGN
100 Rye Patch.
30 Husssy. 0c
40 oensral Thomas. toe
$50 Manhattan. ss. 81
40 Dsfre~s. eOc
ao Grand Pifsr. iak
80 step'oe. So.
800 Arsents. Is
30 Mansfield. coc. Sc
NO Nodoc. ! IS. "
$50 Coco Con. los
20 Goldsn charist. SOC
80 Leeds - IS
SIS Caiifsrnia. IN. AZ
lcs0 Gould = curry. So 81. ~
as best / B.iehsr. itx, ii.. iS Is
Gas ophlr. i3k, i5S.b
go Justies. T,s. ~ si0
$40 Con. Virginia. -, ssS.S
rs Bullion. ts..S
sso Hale b Norers.s. ~. = Is. ss.9s
$sO savage. 81. 81
iss Yelos Jacket. ~. N
iss Caledonia. = TO-
$50 overrnAn. itk. itk
SO k~xeheqasr. 81. 81. 81
" choilar.Pots .ss.T ~
$50 Imperial. Sc. SIC
tto Crown Point. . W.
40 Mexican. y,s's
IS Bsieher. s -. 8 u
rs julia. I o.. I GS
ruis MORNING..
i3s ophir. iik. Ian. its. IL
ITO Mexican. ys.v
tr..n .l..ta 4 Nufrx Az Az NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25
Proceeds OF 70 Mias.-

Below will 10 found . table showing the
net proceeds Of the mines for the quarter
ending June 30:
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c....,,ass.a yirri.i..

,r----
q ORC s'oPes aro 'ooAins VIC" IN e''i!
portion OF the mine. from the 400 down
10 the lGOo.foot levels. The main west
ain :, A.. ,--o 49,, ..., 4. h.,,, nr.h.a
stesdily ahead. Durihg the nrst Poruon
Of tho week the drift cut what has been
Known - the Crossman east vein' WHICH,
although still small exhibits moro quartz
than II did on the level above, some oil
which Assays as high Is s. per ton. This
drift IL now in 365 feet. The course Of the
north drift on the i7So-foot level from the
Gould 4 Curry. has been changed more to
the eastward. 20 as to run In the east wall.
which !. much cooler working. This drift
= now peing pIessea ane ush' WY" ~. in,sls
vinns from the level Above for ventilation
purposes. The ore slopes on the l6J0-foot
level are opening up better every day.
The air In thatportionof the mine 10 rap
idly improving and Ii greatly assisting In
the opening OF the ore Slopes and prospect
ing OF the vein further TO the southwark.
Sinking tho Joint double Wine below the
icsa- soot Laval IA making steadv progress.
.Ssn.nar .s ~ = ~, .,n.risnc~i
snossn %aen 'rouo'o X 500 tn
'to. '"e y "s.s. m...aS
,p a yny y, ,ns wlnt ,y r;sh or pesin
shn"s ~ pisp,I.y.y ~ Az nornhypv 20
49,. no. W. III, u. ,Sin ws: on
Re Isxsi 49,. ,inJ,es,inS that by The
,ims ,hs i7yo'foo, ,axei H. ys.cbed flat n
iii h.v. J-;..nn.srs, sn,;reIv No orc il
hs;ns s,,,..,I1 =, nrsson, from the Is,0-
- 30 -
~, ie'''. oV'ns ,"unu 800
umosr Po,uon y. neniain snsi' o.s".yaa
tnc ioOo Anu iooV,ioot ieveis' oconiP,vse
THIS VIII tAke nnui Tue iat,er PoIuon y, .Io
week; In inc mesh,ms .h' m n
Iery 10 oe,ns Pusnsu Ane.u " III,
driven forward. Tho connection Of the
upraise fsom the l6So-ioot level with the
wsst wlnie. Is ,mp'us,ns VIZ ~ .Sa
Sorl of -ieyelopment. Sinking Inc esst
Wine 10 going steadily forward. the bot.
tom being stillin good ore. 4 raise has
been started on the l5OO-foot level 70 con-
meet with the Wine In crosscut NO. y from
the itOO-foot level. This raise Is now up
twenty-five feet, the lace In rich ore. The
WINE IL down sixty-eight feet, also In rich
ore. Clearing out n retimbering the
connecting WINS between the l3OO-foot
level south DRIFT and the north drift on the
l2OO-foot level OF the Gould a Curry. Is
making good progress and will be sui.
fieiently advanced 10 turn the current of
air through the drift to-day.
C~a,leoru,a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25

CTyp $50. TO q. r, RowntL . 90
- New York, fs Pamphlet. Of 100 paGes. COO
tsInine lists Of 1000 uewspapsrs, and estimstss
showing cost Of advertising. nxiI-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25

LYox's KAruAnon nakss bssutifsl. s'ossy.
luxunsnt hair, prevents Ne fLting pot O. turn
iuc fray, II hiss stoof the test Of foty ,yssss'
IL chsrminaiy psrfumsd. and hss no uvh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25
THE BONANZA MILLS.

AI.eek AZ their Isside Operations
a Cemps rtsou Of the New, with
the Results OF MILLS OF the Early
Times-rhe Trinmphs Attained.
ana How 10 has been Accom-
plished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25
AN ARTICLE or TRUE MERIT.

Browns Bronchial T ochss are the mott pop
ulsr srIc,c 10 this country or Europe for Threat
Diseases ALd Coughs. and this popularity 10
based upon real msrit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25

wrArzsa 10 = little warmer to-day. but
still quito comfortable.
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Overman.

The cas-, crosscut on the iioo-foot level
Is steadily advancing. without change Of
value TO record. The face OF the east drift
ON the l300-foot level Is still showing
quartz. The face Of the south drift on
the same level Is in 4 very favorable ledge
formation. No change Of value on either
the 100 OF i2O0-foot levels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25

The north drifts on both the 400 and
icOO-foot levels are being pushed rapidly
ahead TO open and prospect those levels.
There are no important or valuable changes
10 note In either.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25
BARGAINS! BARGAINS

BARaAIMSI BARGAINS!
ESQ DRkss SUITS f.r.--...-...sss %
go DRESS sUITs...-.....-....ese -
sss DIAGONAL sUITs ...-.--.!e2a %
$50 CASHMERE sUITs----.-sis %
sao CASHMERE SUITS ...--.!sis %
so DRESS PANTS ....--.-..-...e7 90
% CASHMERE PANTS .....--...sS %
Is CASHMERE PANrs..-..-----s5 %
~ DRESS VESTS "
% CASHMERE vEsrs..........ss 20
WHITE sHIRTs.....-.---.-....si 20
COTTON soCKs per ds.ss.......ss cts
Hats, trunks, Valises,
Boots, Shoes, Etc.,
At PRICES THAT DIZZY COMPETITION.
REMAINDER the Lsrsest Assortment .sd me
Qssstest BaRslns In FINE CLOTHING can
now be had iths imnenss Emporium OF
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner OF O and Taylor streets,
VIRGINIA: NEVADA.
lNIm
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New York.

Atank 10 catch up the water At the 500
foot level. 10 In process Of construction.
and o. soon Is this Is completed. sinking
tho shaft deeper will be commenced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25
usss a Hrieher.

The southeast drift ON the iSoo-foot
level is steadily advancing. the face In
hard blasting porphyry. Eas, crosscut
No. . ON the i50o-foot level Is steadily
advancing in much softer ground having
nearly reached the eni Of the diamond drill
hole recently run. The dow Of water from
the fac. % this drift Is very strong and hot
and makes the rate Of progress very slow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25

The quartz in the face Of tho main drift
south at the G00-foot level Is fully seven
fee, in width anil some sireaks Of It give
excellent assays. Crosscut No. ). running
east from the main north drift. at the same
level. has passed through = tine vein OF
low .erade ore three feet wide, and IL now
in porphyry. clay and quartz. looking very
promising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25

Sinking the joint winze on the Ophir
line below the i7OO-foot level Is going rap
idly ahead. Tho face Of tho north drift
ON the iCOO-foot level has passed intoa fine
character Of ledge formation. showing
some small. yet very fine streaks oil ore.
On the ilG5-foot level crosscut No. 2 has
been stopped for the present. Crosscnt
No. I. on the same level. Is yielding some
good ore. and preparations are being made
TO open slopes at that point for the pur-
pose Of taking out and milling the ore.
The north drift on this level Ia being stead.
lily pushed ahead TO connect with the south
drift from the Sierra Nevada.
Justice.
Daily yiold, 400 ton Of ore, keeping the
mills running and crushing mp to their
FULL capacities. There is little or no
change in any Of the reproducing Sec
| tons for the week past, all from the 500
| down TO the sOO-foot level are looking we'll
and yielding the usual quantity of good
ore. The main south drift. on the 1000
foot level. Is showing fine ore In the face.
The east crosscut. on the ii50foet level. IL
steadily advancing toward the ore vein. the
| ground In the face gradually softening and
showing signs Of q near approach to tho
ledge.
sievra Nevada.
The north drift on the i2jo.foot level.
running 10 connect with the south drift
from the Utah. Is making good progress
the face In soft favorable ground. The
main south drift on the l5OO-foot level.
running 10 connect with the north drift
from the Ophir. il also making fair pro-
gress tho face In soft ledge material. Sink
ing the south WINE below the i500-foot
level il pushed rapidly downward the bot
tom in favorable ledge material. The
south drift on the i700-foot level Is steadily
advancing the face In ledge matter.
imperial Consolidated.
The north drift on the 2is5-foot level Is
being pushed steadily ahead without any
change Of interest to note. The east cross.
en-, near the center Of tho mine on the
ssmc level appears TO DO entering much
more favorable ground. Sinking the
south winxs below the 220o-foot level 10
going steadily forward. the bottom 0
ing more quartz with some favorable indi-
cations Of ore.
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Hale a Norersss-

osing to asioppage Of the Savage pumps
in order to put in a V bob at the i9oo-foot
level. the water has risen In spite OF the
steady use Of the pumps q distance OF lbs
feot Ia the main incline. at which u seems
20 have come almost to . stand-still. The
Savage pumps will DO In readiness TO start
up on Friday morning. when tho two
working In conjunction will soon again
lower the water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25

sinking the shaft 10 being prosecuted
vigorously. The formation remains un-
changed. but is favorable for rspS sink
ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25

Sinking the main shaft Ia going rapidly
ahead. the bottom in good working ground,
Tho How Of water gives but little. II any
trouble.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-25

The new pumping msshiuery 10 not yet
ready to run, and consequently nothing
can yet be done on the lower levels Of the
mine.
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Scropbelt Tito auOere
Nranfbeitea beg 8luteS.

@cropteln (King's EviD ffno cine Ser
oerbnt8 Der 9dfte pee $tOfpsrs, matd1e oeN.
fetben latt tddigen uno bD3art;aen tnretnta>
fetten ateriaOen. Dte GoEIttutipa ees Sol
pers Dtgo geihDdht, felbtt wenn bic duesrer
MnsetGsn iptat fetlcn, pethe SuYb Nus
iGld9e auf Dem Sopfr pner dnberen Gbetten
Des 8DrpsYs bic Nnweftntett BON Serppbeln
0nietgen.
Die 8ranfbett TT um 60 aefduriiGer unb
ernltltGer, ba bteielbe In Sttlen SdIen erb.
lid Don Gef6leAt our Gefhlsht fostee.
pFan3t ptsb unb fhreflth inb bic Soleen,
rpe!he &ussebrung. gerf6wdruna Der 2eber
uno enblth ben Sob mad fiA ateben.
Sur pe9etabtltfhe RebtSinen, welhe bic
Sdfte bes SDrpers reintsen unb ben Git.
ftO1 entfernen, Iino bier bon wirtlt Dem
Wsrtbe.
Dr.. Musus &6nts's 5arnburser Sautltsn'
Weotjtuen uno untsr bteien Or. Nuauf
&onia's 6arburser Grepfen retnteen pas
Splter. erneuern bic Sdfte unp entfsrnen
oas 0etoen, inosm ile es NIT Der Wur3el
ausretber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03

Gine aefunbe rspeImd5iee Berbaung IN
Der Gjruncfletn Der 0sfunbteit ees menfG.
li6sn &0rper5. Die metRen Rrantbetten,
oenen per Naaen unterUprfen III, entiSrtn,
Qfn aeflDrtem gerbauunes . 8ermD1en unb
boburco etnaetfeterer 8erfopfuna Der Candle
bes RDrperS. Dtefe geriippfuna III beben
wtrcen aber oft retaenbe Msot3inen onges
wenbet, wel6e ntb: fetten etne Gntunbuna
Der DarmbGute berDorrufen uno ben RDrper
forbidden. Sreft mus tn bic Sr9ane ge.
braht unb beren Tunfttcn,n reeuttrt werben.
MlS Elm ceaetdbtlilher &ssulatcr feben
Dr. Muguft S6ni8's 3ambureer Trcpfen
unibsrtrofsn pa. Dtefelhen r~einieeu ben
Maaen. ildrter bte 2ebsr urb Ne1en bas ae.
forte gsrpouuass-germD1en wteoer Der.
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Die Sabres;ett aer intermittirenfeu Nteber.

Iue uniasmatiidsn 9eibtu, pter In dnberen gSvrt.n
due Observation-Disclosures, treI&e eur6 bic unoeiunben
uuseintunsen Der @rpt pber les Waiers erseust rperben.
berrl6en in biefer Sabres3eit Sor. SIN ieotr @teenb,
pelhe benz 5teber otter aafereu Sprmen tptermtttirsnber
Rraufbttt ~auseefest III, fne pte lrfadeE bieler 2eiben MN
tn arSster Gp6uetsit. IS TT bapes iest tie Sabres,ett fD
bic G8epppner ipIner DiHrttle ipr s9aem p%rrpereiten foa-
ten, UNI tey unsefuueen ysi4afsnpsit Der Atmpfpbare
purdb BEN @etrau6 eines Gpntes. prer uinftmuenbsn
Wltrteis, ,u beaeanen. Inter aaen trdfttssnben NittsIn
Uelde burh 8sit uup Grtabrnus ais cine 5~tdrtuna bss
spasms sessn aae snesnifSsa uno sptetmttGsn arant.
bitteres rbeuon. OurG reGt;ettseu Gebrau6 b,s3 Sit.
tiers permaa Der f&rd&liGft Ginpppner zines unsefusben
Otfrtfts Der 9rantbeit su ~entsebsn, rel1e rbne Beibtl fe
bteies md6tiseu Bunpsssenrhsu tslbF ben Startfen nte.
perwerfen mag. x
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0eberleioen.

1te 9eber tit zines Der mtdttsnen Sroone
ees &DrperS unb felte mon babet oten lin.
:eaelmdBt9tetteu biefe8 Organs Mufmert,
smfeit fAenfen. 9eberietbea nmfQBt ent.
:-sssr einen stmtftn GRAB BON Grdsteit bes
QrG0as8, Der e5 uabefa5tgt pie H6tbi9e
Men9e Safe abauicnofgn seer cine Ser.
f~topfura in ben @alennefdBep. wsitae ofe
Safe btnbert in hen Darmfanat ~ eelan~
oRn. Gte l$2aut er3Glt cine a~elbiid,e Narse,
rs ''ne <56merasn In Der redifa Sette unb
reGlten GC5uiteE scrbanoeu uno GER Np2tttt
Htatint 0t.
Dr. Maauf N6nts's 6amburser Grcpfen
itdrgen urlp resultrsu bic @2ber, g~eintqea Den
yta9en unD entfefnen GUS zen 0eoG.msa
Die ooyia anaehGNftea &rupi.Qtsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03
NerbOie Gopfi9mer3em

wercen bur6 8srftopfune Dber Geroauun9s.
StDrunsen berpcraftufen. Dtsjentsen @ers
foaen, eslde an bieieu usbsi ieipen, muIsn
SaFee, Stun, Bier Hno Gltad permetDen
uno ben 9eib ourd, Dr. @uaua Ipnla's
6ambur9er GrDpfen often b1lien.
9erlonen, pelhe elmer lBfnben QebsnS-
Dsile unterpOrfrn fino. foa.en ip frlS
Mcrgens 8eweeuns tn freter Yuft MAIDEN
uno Or. Nueuit 8Dntg's 6amburssr 1rop>
fen nafbrmols res Sa8es IN ftetnen Dozen
geb.Qu1en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03
Oellbwul(te, Welfbwarf
Tle6tem, SalfluB

entfprtnsen a1s Enreinem Btute un0 TT IA.
Der burh ben %anerfannten Blu~tretniaer Or.
&usuf &onts's 9ambur9er SrOpfea Der
Gtftfof aus penn S6rpsr su entfernen. Sit
III es tspch nDtbis, un bic 6etlun9 su be.
fAleuntgen, duBerltde l0fats Mittel ansu.
tpfnbsn. Nis eth foiGes 1T Or. uusuft So,
rta'S Raaburser 8~rduterpfafer fCwopl als
3u8. wte 9etl,@Fofer ron gutter Wtrfuns
uno letfet befonoess ldusenDen Wuttern,
pelde an 6ef0woGsnsn Brufen letDeR, ur'
be3abtbare Disnite.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-03
Oflb(ufbt.

@elbiuht LIT etne 9t6runs Der Sober unb
babuyh bsrpCraebrahte n%eberfl1uns res
8lutes NIT 0a1e. &~etntguns Der Sdfte
tn Tolse BON tldttsem &bflbren rurd Or.
Musufl SCnt9's 6amburger 5rCpfer, tag.
Tide lauwarme Bdoer, unb Bspegune tn
frster yult lino pie bsiten 6attpren etne to.
tale 9etlUn8 3u bespsden.