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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
New ni.-. at a. Moth Fad.

For a long time many 81 n mining
experts have been skepticai As TO the con-
,inuity Of the great Com-iock ore channel
beyond the Sierra Nevada mine. That
matter has, however. been definitely set
tied BEYOND all further doubt by the late
Developments on the 1850 foot level OF the
Utah. The ore vein on the level has been
proven ~ be $50 feet In width OF solid
quartz of tho best mineral bearing char
srtsr. The clay walls are heavy. anil the
entire ledge IL as finely devrlopsi. we'll de-
fined. and perfect ~ at any point ON the
lode.
This proves that although there may lie
now and then q partial break In the great
vein, Il still continues In all Its strength
still farther 10 the northwest than II has
ever vet been Developed. Our mining men
are quick 10 discern and appreciate the
prospective value OF mine. whose locations
ar. likely 10 be enhanced by these iiscov-
cries. and already preparations are getting
un,Ier vay TO start the work OF develop
mont ON claims that. although really valu-
abl.. have lain idle for years past. for the
v.nt Of capital 10 work them. Among
ths.e is the North Union. which
gnnlpIlkT- az at-t'. ~
The North Utah, Utah Consolidated.
North Alamsnce. and the old !. o. o. y.
These mines lie 10 the northward OF the
Utah. aud are now consolidated under the
name Of the North Union. Considerable
surface work has been done on each claim.
The North Almananee has q tunnel run q
distance Of forty feet into the mountain
idle which cuts . ledge twenty-five feet In
width. which assays from SIS TO $50 Per
o n Another tunnel u In the North
Utah ground . distance Of a hundred
feet shows the vein matter to BE- over ono
hundred feet i'm width. from which assays
were obtained ranging from SO to $40
per ton. We hops that these companies
will soon succeed in getting well TO work.
hat We may 10 able to know more Of tho
north end Of the great Comstock silver
cleft. Every mine on the Ccmstock were
once mere prospecting claims. and many
81 these thai have since Developer rieh
Lousnzas had In the beginning no better
surface prospects than these claims.
A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
AN ELEGANT BADGE.
Presentation or q Medal la Captain
J.. w. Craw ford.

A NEws reporter MAS this morning
shown thu elegant gold medal presented to
Captain j. W. Crawford, more familiarity
known as captain Jack, the Scout"
Before the Fourth Of July the Committee
on Literary Exercises offered Mr.. Craw'
ford $50 to read the Declaration 81 Indie
penJence. This was refused 10y that gen
~ilenian. lac Offering to do that service free
Of charge, and all were delighted to think
that 81 line an elocutionist had been Sc
cured for the occasion. In consonanee
with this general feeling. the committee
determined To present 10 Mr.. Crawford q
fitting testimonial Of the good wishes al
the people ef Gold Hill. Accordingly,
l.. &. Butch. the jeweler, Of Virginia city.
Was orlsred TO make 4 so medal for tho
gentleman. The day following. Mr. Craw-
fori was accidentally shot while perform
ing ON the stage at National Guard Hall,
and was unable TO read a- had been All.
nounced. The medal was finished. how
sver. anil duly presented To the gallant
scout. who intends To render an aeknowl-
elgment In fitting terms. The medal IL q
finely finished piece d workmanship. and
its production reflects great credit upon Mt.
l.. q. Butch, who, rs We have already
stated, Is the manufacturer. Upon the OBJ
verse is beautifully cnamolcd 4 standing
portrait Of the Captain, with his trusty
rifle, and In the background appear a mum.
Der NJ Indians upon the PERCEPTIONS sides
Of ths Black Hills. Tho trophy Il sus-
pended by three links from u pin, upon
which 4, einmeleI the two words. " Cap.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09

The CoNics.-Tony Pastors troupe left
last evening for san Francisco. where they
are to appear this evening. They expect
10 return TO the Comstock early next
month. This company. like all that have
been brought up by Tiiusd Locke, proved
to be very successful. financially and
otherwise.
READ tho notice to members Of the Inn
provej Order Of Red Men. which IL pub
lishsd In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
BRONCHITIS

10 rom John Fiasg. Hsq. Of Be~nningtsu. n. H.
"rhrss ysars since ! wss very much fednced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron'
chitis. Affecting me 90 severely % 10 render u
was added severn night sweats. and I vas fear
ful OF going into Q deciine. Aft.r recousse 10
various remedies TO NJ purpose. l ma1o use OF
DR.. wistsris nslsau Of Wild Cherry. . fes bot.
ties OF which fully restored me- 10 health.
since that iims hsve had several severe Of.
tack ~ cough, but the Baisain bee slways re.
moved them. always keep u by me, and
should not know how " do without IT,"
Sold by ali druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
Mating Experts.

Charles Forman. Superintendent Of the
ovsrman, and W. II. Smith. Superintend'
ent Of the Belcher. loft for Eureka, Ne.
vada yesterday evening. IL Is probable
that they will lie engaged rs experts IN the
great case between the Eureka Consolidated
and Richmond mines. A vast amount Of
money depends on the decision. Experts
and witnesses are being brought from all
parts Of the world. Several learned men
from LONDON are To give their opinion,
The trial all commence soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
. REPORT.
Ban Francisco Board.

tuts noA>ANe
sio Ophir. 10. isx. isk. ist
3s MsIieaa. ioS. fOh
7ias oosid ; Curry. lsx, i3k. laS. IA.
SOS Bssi b Bsleher. Is, fIk, if's. ~.
ass California. SJs. 3k
yso savage. sk.T.es
SIS Con Virginia. sst.2t
N Chollar. Potssi. 2k. 0k. 30
800 Hale 4 Norcrsss. 8. 81. tS.&S
sas isllo. Jseis,. ioS. 10Y. iO,.. ioA. 10
2e5p Imperial. i0,.l
as Alpha. nv. IN. fiS. "a
sos Bsleher. AZ
10 Oonndsees. ~
SIS Sierra Nsvsda, ~. q ~, go
10 Utah. -. iss
60 Builion. 81. ~, 81.
cso Kxehsqusr. q. So
Is reg. Bslehsr. ~. Al
ITO ovsruan. i2k, i3k
1890 justice. ~, N. :, 81
tss Union Con. 81. ss. So. SIC
SO Lady Bryan. 6oc. csc
US Julia. . ~. AZ
ass caleionia. 8. ~. 3D
- Baltimore. ss
q silver HUI. .
$50 paytos. 2sc. 81
y0 Nsv York. 2sc
$50 Roek Island. Sic
soAlta.
~ Lady Washington. iD
rs Andes. Sc. yDo
is Month Con. virginla. Sc
100 Lsviathan, sc
100 Prospsct. ise
10 Trojan. TO-. es,. Go
y1s Peytona. So. co.. ase
30 Solid silver. ~
20 Joe scate-, -r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
SAN FRANCISCO.

BAN Fn,Scisco. July D. Mary Ann An
derson, % years Of age. aud a native Of
ireland, committed suicide by stransiing
herself with a picture cord. in her room
at tho Racine House, on kearny street. be-
tween Pacific and broadway. abont $50
last night. The suicide was very deliber-
ate, the cord having been tied To n nail
above the head 81 tho bed. aud the woman
WAS found with her neck thrown'forwar
In 4 loop. She was discovered very soon
after death. II Is supposed that she was
laboring under alteration ~ mind. NJ shs
developed n suicidal mania some time ago.
aud has made two attempts on her life pre-
~yiously.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09

moving In poumsnia 10 form . reserve.
Abdui Nerimir IL said 10 DO fortifying the
line from Shumla 70 Jamboll 70 defend
Adrianople. A special from Simnitzs on
Saturday reports that the Turks
Bisle on Friday morning.
After tho baltic WIS over they Tell peck
on tho line Of Rustchuk. battle ID im'
mlncnt near Tirnova.
A dispatch from Krir. DAlamstia, states
that there arc two thousand Turkish
wounded at ssntari. and . thousand more
are expected 10 arrive.
A vsrns dispatch. says that during the
last bombardment OF nustchnk the hus-
sian Consulate wa. entirely destroyed.
Ashmed Eyoub Pasha arrived Of Rustchuk
on Saturday.
A Berlin correspondent telegrsphs that
the Austrian Government has reopsned
the harbors OF Kick to the Turkish pro-
Welcoming columns.
The Tmss In its naval intelligence says
the Flsmingo, . gunboat, will leave Dav-
export on wednesday for the Danube,
there 70 b under the control Of the Brit.
ish Ambassador at Constantinopls for the
protection OF British interests.
TIE BoNBARpNExT W KARs.
A special from Erzeroum ON Sunday
confirms the report that the Russians have
| RECOMMENDED the bombsrdment Of Kars.
and adds that they are forming an In.
trsnehsd camp on tho eastern side Of the
city.
ENGLAND coM ARorsxp.
LONDON, July 9.-It 10 said the Govern
ment has information that the Russian!
| intend 10 occupy Constantnopls ct all
risks, unless the Turks anticipate that
event by making pesco o. the Carl
terms, The eject Of this and other intel
iIgeucs a 10 Russian intentions has beer
to modify very considerably the view
taken Of the crisis by certain members u
The Cabinet. The practical outcome vii
| urobsbly be that II the more energetic
mombors should feel bound 10 adopt o.
active policy they will no longer bs OPP
posed 6y those Of their colleagues VIII
have hitherto been disposed TO canton
n IL reported h atpowerful reinforcement
are 10 10 sent 10 the squadron In cssiki
bsy. Tho Sultan recently, a. . privat
Audience, declared 10 the Brltish rspressn
tstiye that he would not guarantee protee
tiou 10 Christians II the RusaIans continue
10 ereite rebellion IN Bulgaria and Perpe-
trsto atrocities In Asia Minor.
A HussIAs VICTORY.
Ar. p~yrEmsBuRa, July 9.-Following II
q dispatch from the Czarowich. dated yes
terdsy "a body Of cavalry with . DAT
terry surprised Tirnova Saturday. ant
captured the Turkish camp with Ammuni
lion aud baggage. Tho Turks reiterated V
Osmsn Razar. Our Infantry and artillsr,
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CARD.

fo al NC ~re suffering from the erors md
indiscrstions " youth. nervous weshpsss. early
deeay. loss OF manhood. etc. ! will send .
receipt that will eure you. PRE- ov cuAnok-
This great rvinsdy vssilsoovered By . n iss!on.
arg In south America. send . self-addressed
envelope TO the RKv. IueRPH r. INhAh.
station d. Bible House, Nsw York City.
misc 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
q. 10.

O. n. 0ALLrr. opposite tho Bank Of caiifor'
mia. Gold nni. keeps constantly ON land al
fsvorite brands of Inporei Cigar. choice ott
eiosSs. ali lIads Of ehrsing tobacco. mcer.
srhaum pIpes. mute, candles. ans eutlery. ana
toys And kvcy Roois OF all kinds. sp1s N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
rnE rA,.AcR HArINa STAND.

FOR Q roa't OF beef uneIeeiied In Storey
county. 20 TO Thomas Ifsrron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. : North O str et.
Virginia City. Fresh oysters At all hoar In
svefy styis. Forty miners always on hand u
night. for b.'y, home style OF cooking, and
the best and irrsl est Of eli that the markets
afford. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try II, APIS N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
PRESIDENT:
A. j. Tyrrell. Of Virginia.
x,.s pnrstDrNfS

A. J. TyrrelI, 81 Virginia.
ucE PRESIDENTS:
Virginia John Lambert. W. W. Tinker
Jos. Stewart.
Gold Hili-Aif. Doten, W. II. Meserve.
Onnsby County-R. u. Parkinson.
LYON C~ounty-Claus Becker.
wa,hoe County-L. wintermantie.
Secrstary-T. II. Storer.
Trcasurrr-A. l.. Edwards.
. Directon-w. ID. &. Gibson, e.. A.
Fletcher. s. ID. Baker. Richard Rising.
Manhal-franklin Ward.
Librarian-w Frank Stewart.
After a vote % thanks to tho outgoing
officers. In acknowledgement Of their meri'
toriou. services. the meeting adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
PROM A DISTINGUISHED JuRlsr,

"I have tried the PrRu,iAS srRrr. and the
result fllly s~ustAins your prediction. 10 has
male q new mar OF me-infnsed Into my sys-
tenn nsw vigor and energy. ] am no longer
trsmulous and dsbiliiaied % when you last
saw me, bat stronger. hesrtier, and with larger
at sny time during the last I've years." sold
by all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09

And others. making a total Of. s9o,533 "a
The matter was taken under adyisement.
II Is thought that suits for the recovery VI
this money will soon b. brought.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09

lrr rur a. AND ?. rrss.l

IIr ruE A. AND '. ~rxLkaRAfu uSnl
San r~RAScisoo. July Gar n.
Con. Virginia. 81. $50
Justice-ss, SIS
Grand Prize. i9s. i3a, IL
Gould 4 Curry. l2s. i2's
California. 33a
Hale a Norcross, tts.5
Best 4 Bslcher. H.
Exehequer.
Imperial. O5
Yellow Jacket. l0a
Sierra Nevada. a.
Ovsrman. i2s
Eureka Con-, -
Ophir, l5s
Union Con-, 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
IMPORTED CIGARS

Imported PumSeIgss. Bouquets. sanslAeos;
two FOR tveuty.nye cents, the best and ehesptst
eirsr, in the State. Gail and W tpsn :. ssm .
msrneid's, Main street. Opposite JONES' Gus
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
n PIONEERS.
Asauai s:i~ctiss sssae sfsseo Oldest
amd Most Enietest Ofteers Re
elected.

The regular annual election Of officers
Of the Society Of Pacific Coast Pioneers
took place last Saturday evening at their
hall OH u street. Virginia. President IL.
II. Taylor occupied the chair and there was
a goodly number Of the Old Boys in at
tendance. The election was held under
the regulations Of the Constitution, with
the following result:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
,,ows..n noNCHIAL rnOCHRn.

For Pulmonary and Asi-nsiie pisordtrs have
,roved their e1icacs by . tot Of many year..
AMI have recsived Testimonials from eminent
men vho bays ustd them. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
AN RsTADLIsHRD REMEDY,

Browns Bronchial rroehss are vidsty known
- an establisned rsmedy for ooaghs. colds.
bronchitis. hosrssnsss and Other troubses Of ne
throat md lungs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09

Paovrsson l.. II. L.IsrrR. ct one time
teacher Of tho Gold Hill old Grammar
school. il nov in the Eastern States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
THAT SUICIDE.

whieh Was ssmmittsd Near rsrs
Churehiii. On the Carson River
The Deceased Supposed Co be nom
vtrgtnla Ctty.
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Departures saturday Evsnisx.


Abs fnkl. u TDyrng fAstnh WI
n uaugh KS Davis bwood
\. N Turn vf shea John Fields
Ou- Williams j h.binson WA hsHs
Ro.. Mrs 2 AInes JfSsvagrA fAm
Al ksfu.lI Mlss I kernoll lacquer
Nl.s a coxan II Phillips Mssk Meliron
" v Boy,e Ch6rego-J ".fses
A Pima Au-tenbsrh WI polehAnty
n Cisu-on Crtlh AU
JPAu.tin q . NJ Merrdi'h f..fafi
Nj Ash, .f y Hobtn.ou q X Loske
1T rox , > -ou.f n wheeler Mis- q Moors
I.,.n. X Burn-tsad TN Hinslcr
4 Chatham Carroll Miss y Ward
Csbsp MrJ u Cohen Miss u Len u
20 Bmsns u pelanoA VT MI. u fsrsrU
John ksmell WIN HOey
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09

The Louisiana Question TO
The Front Again.
INDICTMENTS TO Blk F0USDAGAISsr
INK RETURNING BOARD.
A Conspiracy to Strengthen the
Opposition to Hayes.
HOW the SOUTHERN "cnNAlRY"
SHOWS ITS GRATITUDE.
The Scheme Of Mexican
Lobbyists.
1T WILL Blk FRUSTRATED By TnE
PRESIDENT.
Another Scientific Expedition In
Prospect.
Another Scientific Expedition In
Prospect.
rhe I.euI.l.na Que..Ion.

tsrEc,AL DrsrArcHrs TO z Coin HILL
DAILY Naval
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
FOURTH Of July BUSINESS.
sessiisg the NH. Incurred d. Oh.
serving she Nay We CELEBRATE
a BaiAnes d shs Treasury.

The Fourth Of July Executive Com
mittec met in Yellow Jacket Engine
house lAst Saturday evening. President
John Yule in the chair.
The Finance Committee reported having
collected the total amount Of si.se5. Fol-
lowing Is q complete account Of expenses
a. reported by the several committees
which we're allowed. and Treasurer u. L.
Wolf authorized TO pay the same:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-09
Killed by hi. lsroiher.

CHEYENNE, July Oh. Bmalley slot
and killed his brother Andrew yesterday.
near Mcpherson. Nebraska. The Smalleys
we're travelling overland from Moline. iii.
nois. to Colorado. A quarrel originating
In Andrews wishing ~ return 10 Illinois,
terminated by his brother driving him
from tho camp and shooting him. Tho
murderer Ia In iail nj North Platte.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
The Boston Public Library has lately

The Boston Public Library has lately
been supplying the iremen of that city,
with reading matter. The fourteen engine
companies are supplied with catalogues
from which to make selections, and once
q week 4 wagon Of the. department
stops at the library and carries of fourteen
boxes Of books to deliver 10 the companies.
Among ether books called for by the
6rsmen are the following, The Pentateuch
Critically examined, Lees Pre-Adsm'te
Man, FpsbfeekFs Art Of the Greeks and
Romans, Lowell'a Study Window, Bu'g-
nets Manipulations dc Physique, report
Of the French Government to the Phlla'
delphia Exhibition on Points Of Chausess'
and soldi's Sculpture Egypienue. ~
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
ICE CREAM AND FRUIT

Kyle the " ell known ana popular dealer
In Ice cream, confectionery, CAKES and
fruits, l. now At his accustomed stall in the
new second Street Market House where
he will dispense these injuries curing the
hot season. With his usual urbanity and
well known politeness and CHEEKY good hu
NOR. he will serve ali his customers prempt.
y and do hi utmns, TO lessen the huroen
II life by doing the square thirg to ali his
fellow men. He will also supply parties
md pic mics with Ice cream. and orders can
be left eit-er atnis stall or at his heuse
north east corner of sixth and Orange street
naylbSn
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
vulu,uaroY. Del. Oss. 70, sss7
. HOARs."

10 t4,.t ~ ID ,N~~o' a. '~
.There u l grand demand in this city"
nv, he Chester '.Advoca.e," for dwelling
houses, "and h i getting to be ditiicult
matter to secure place in which to live
The kind of houses mostly needed, a. are Is
cheap ,dvsllings for the labering Glasses
asd Of shsss there are not enough to supply
he asnand. 4b4sl sga1.a ol@ s'oa.-''
..SOur uaa.ufacsarisg establishments are
,ucr,asins, and, s = consequence the num-
Der efvsrks~s people ia growing. More
-hoosss ,houid Be- erected, and the question
i1.oWhss i thea beat wsv to get them
tsil. Capitalists say ttas il is very troa-
'biese.ne 70 collect large number OF
email rents and for that reason they are
deferred from building -"o..-t
4 r.ntleman Of this city, who owns 4
xreat many houses, says that if this trou-
bls could Be avsrted he would build al
the houses that might be wanted, aud he
mskes proposition. He says that 1t en-
apaoyers will effect arrangements with their
employees, BY which the former Will col
let rents from the latter and pay them to
lie builder in lump that would cover
the ground. By this means rents could be
made much cheaper. For instance, when
man is employed be could understand
that be was TO receive certain sum per
month Of week, cash, and his rent. This
would BE- ! benefit 10 the workingmen who
rented shs houses TO the builder, to the
bricklayer, carpenter, mason, painter, etc.
and it souid help almost every interest in
our civ. The plan would not be reaec-
lion On The honesty Of the laboring man.
The objed Of the builder is to avoid the
employment Of person to do his collect
i.s. This world save = commission o.
which The workingman would have the
benefit. Rents would thus be cheapened
70 the extent q that commission, beside
,h. Other reduction that would be made
Thus, the woskman's expenses would b'
materially decreased. II the plan wer'
renerally understood and given fai
trial. there i no doubt that it weuld eper
h exeellsasly. 1t is worth consideration
1fsdopted . good many birds could b
killed with ons done"
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10

l,- Nor,o. 70 SupscRI8si,a -~rAoae Of our
,,s.c,,ner, vho arv iudsossi t0the MORN
rNo HsRALD, vii obligs by An early ~
nittance.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10

The Rev. Dr. Talnage, Of Brooklyn, in
the exercise Of his individual rights toI
li5s liberty, and the pursuit Of happiness,
devoted several succeesive Sundays Of the
winter season to the religious welfare Of
,bs leading professions. Either as COM
pliment or from 4 keen intuiive percsp-
ton Of the enternal fitness Of things, the
ieversad doctor began with the newspaper
men. He vas on the whole rather COM
.plimentary than censorious. When con-
aiained 70 find fault and condemn, he
showed he utmost readiness to admit ev-
ery coosiders,iou that might fairly be
urxsd 10 nisiga.icn Of the besesing sins of
ioarsslisr. 1t xas pity newspapers va
70 full Of .,he vicksdnes Of the world,
nevertheless be could not gainaay the fac.
thas the community deman led the publ
satioa Of oil the horror, the murders, the
,dul.eriea, ths embezzisments, the rascal
hy ef Al sorts which the dialy journals
sprs.d out before the eyes Of their readers.
Vssy justly, however, Dr.. Talmags Insisted
that ,hsse v,s way Of doing This which
nininissd the danger Of csntauinstiue
shs niDds Of the people with the loathe-
some stuG, and be sdjured Journalists 10 Be
mindful Of tie high privileges and respon-
sibilitie Of their calling.
Regarding the prese as the representa-
iss Of Ill th.s h humsne, progressive, and
,enlighsen.d in modern civilization, and as
the great educating ageney Of thenstion, h
maintaired thss such position carriet
with /. . tremendous responsibility. Or
this account journalists ought to have I
sres. deal Of sympathy and considerstio,
shown them, Instead Of which he suppose'
tha. for every ten words ofsympathy dropp
Cd into the editorial ear, ten thousan'
sneers and excrations we're freely besso~e
upon him BY wicked and capricious pub
lie. Dr.. Tsim.ge IN m editor himself. 1
preacher, md i. may Be presumed b
nesh a sha. he Knows We have hea,
of .he sdi,ors Of religion, newspapers sn
nasaziDss being prayed for. II DR.. Ia
mage tss,i6es of nis own experience, the
il more reason for the praying than migl
be supposed. But Why the religious pre-
shou,d Be more in need Of sympathy ar
prayer. than the secular journalists, is
problem TOO shs,.uce for our capacity.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-10
NlLLANOyA OuLLEGE, DELAWAR

lTILLANOVA CuLLEGE, DELAWAR
Y COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA.
This instit.tAon, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges Is under the charge Of the
Augustinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire to make
. thorough Classical, -cientific or CONNER.
cial course. 1t Is situated on The Pennsyl.
vania Genital Railroa5 eleven miles rom
Philadelphia Railroad station and Post
Office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session Of five months, Q1
ADVANCE $50.
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Rev. T. A. MIDDLETON, D. D.,
iecl.lyr President.