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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

q. suNxsRyIELD. late boottsspsr for
nslsstsln 3 Wolf. dssifvs W Inform bis fftsees
and The pssiis ssa.rliiy thss be has just
op-psd, 10 osilstins old hssdvsrs stofs, oppo-
si,s Jssss' org storv. hvin STREET tod Hni.A
eosapists stoei Of gents fufuishins goods, COO.
listing e pr q ca' c, s.,,': ss l;ss1f y Z si 3:
Chevtst Shirt, pafs linen. % 10 ~. Al sotts
Of shirts n Do 10 or+sr aod wsrantsd 10 %.
A spirniid sssormp nj of oeuts' u~bosrvear.
vStch be will ell c ssps' thHn any b ute In
the q sts. In e~onjunctian ytih furnishing
rosis, be slso keeps . ppirbdm stc~k Of nns
cut. smokipe and chewing tohaecoia % . mas.
cigar. THg BEST BIT CtuAhS IN The
BTATR. Cous spd ~ them. Boat mistake
he plsee- eces-iis JOsss' drug stow. hsia
S' a A. sunxsRrrHLp ! CO.
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LIGHTNING FlAsHEs.

A wire factory on rwsntysecoud street,
Chicago, burned to-day. and The police sts-
tIon adjoining. The ioss 10 not known.
Great discomfort prevails among The
commercial population Of Italy regarding
the policy Of the dovernment.
The liabilities Of Loekhart d Dsmpster.
Of Liverpool, who failed yesterday, 10 esti.
mated st half . million.
Daniel Hall, Of New Hampshirs, has
been appointed Nsyi omesg 81 Boston.
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p....r.s,s H..,..,ie...

The Democratic Convention for The nom.
ina.ion OF candidates for tho musicipsl
ofscss Of Virginia City. met to-day. The
following nominations were made: For
Mayor, Judge O. II. Belknsp; for City
Attorney. o. p. scsniksr; for CITY Tax
Collector, Richard Rule : for City Asstssor.
". 8. Ferguson; for City Treasurer. J. O:
Currie. Pending the nomination OF Chief
Of Police and Aldermen the convention u.
journea for half IN hour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18


CowAnpLr ASSAULT. LAST MONDAY
night an a''ehip' was mAae
William odsers nn ,ns,n.'s. WV
near tho Fourth warn oehooi'hcuse . man
stepped directly In front OF him aud fired.
The ball missed Odgers. however. and he
started down tho sidewalk - fast a. he
conld run. pursued by his would.be.mur-
derer. When he reached oficer Schone.
deserted him. Tho night was dark. and
Odgefs has no idea who his assailant
was.
ucpowr,t's rpi,L.-Tho.trial Of Nc
,---. p,s. u.u .o,n.
wei inc muraerer VI h''o' y.
nenccd In Dayton last Monday In the Dis
trict Court, Judge Seawell presiding. John
Powell, Jr,; was appo'h.su co.n o.,,aS
anJ sworn ss 10 their qualification. or
all these but seven were accepted Is Jurors.
A venire for seventy.five additional Juror
was then drawn. II Is retnrnaoie WV
o'clock Tomorrow. at which TIME the u'Ai
will proceed.
p,ovv,, q, -. n,mme brs,lf.st
fur a man from Dayton - called q team.
.,er a. lie entered the Rotisserio this
morning. In early days II was not GUS
tomary TO order ham and rggs ANY other
WAY. The reason for this was that In the
flush times a great many tsamstcrs mado
their hcadauarters At DAYTON, and they all
ate ham and eggs. Hence the saying
breakfast for a man from DAYTON.
P,t.r ALAnu.-Tbe Leyiathan whistle
created some excitement this morning.
The steam connection became ioosened In
somc vxy and set the whistle 70 yelling.
on eourse eyerybody thought Il was Q DIRE
and The aremen rushed for the engine. II
took some Time TO make the people unasr'
''A"" "hA' no'nins Se''o''
ANEW EYr.-victor Derns. who lost an
eve by A DELAYED blast In tho Consolidated
Virginia mine, some two months ago. and
who went to San Francisco 70 procure the
services Of . competent oculist, returned
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

mont and Stockton, this morning. dam
sced The premises 70 The AMOUNT Of si.ooo.
A man vas found dssd In The mud nesr
iov.vstsr marx d The Potrero this morn.
Ing. A portion Of his clothing wa found
pcsr by. Prom papers on his person DO
d supposcd 70 b John Eppingsr. . cattle
a, sicr Of Baker City, Oregon.
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~sU1roCAriNo Coron.

In Q ,sster 70 Mr.. usls. Of chicago. . vel
knows eoutribstor 10 The Western press. sse
ssehbss the care OF dsncsroes eoash. eSsc9.
panied =, slssdias = t.s isna,i 70 sss."
~ ' sSys. .ssrssssssd 70 suaossi. .s
~ "a Iiousy OF Hofshound spd Tar hss
s~.oSs6 eyery uses Of t." The lstter veto
sisdy irisnd IN this city. who BE-: pisesc mss
the dispossl ofo. \. chiisnion. sixtn nr.
noe. fiis's TootAaehs Drops care |" cSs
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Hss~s sales.


sAS FRAScIsco. April is.-s ?. II.
Msxican-i9', bid.
savage-3S bid.
Yellow Jacket-9 bid. % asked.
Overman-25S asked.
Best 4 Belcher-22a asked.
Crown Point-st asked.
Gould 4 Curry-sh bid.
Chollar- PotosI-39 bid. 40 asked.
CAlifornia-374 bid.
Ophir-i64 bid. iGa asked.
Mexican-9t bid.
Msxican-iO bid. i0s asked.
Gould 4 Curry-9 bid.
Overman-2js sold.
Ophir-i6A bid.
Crown Point-sHs sold.
Justiee-lOh asked.
Best r Beleher-a bill. Ht sold.
CAledonia-Js bill.
Hale A Norcross-3 10 bid.
Beat a Belcher-2a asked.
J~ustiee-lO bid.
Belcher-6a bid.
Imperial-l Is asked.
Con. virginia-35S bid.
Alpha-i2 asked.
Halo 4 Sorcross-3s asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

Issek Aarkss shshy = Conscience
Disss Tangible aerits aaa Ne
vsseDsd value Called Fsr-8hsu
che Ore Or she Bullisn-Hsps fss
she Future Ball and Bear Daso-
tss md Organ Grinding The
rrus stase OF Nisisg Dsvslep-
meats al AienE the Lins To-Day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
srooMD DIspAToM.
vigssisE The spsiss valley wstsr

Tightisg the spsisg Valley Wsssr
Ban rlAscisco. April 49, ?. ~
Tho oeuminionsrs Of the city and county
sinking fund recently advertised that
sbou. 500, 900 surplus on hand would b
LEANED OF call. To-day Mike Reese took
Sa7s. GOO and deposited bonds - security.
On Friday nsIt the Mayor. Auditor.
CITY and County Attorney. and Judiciary
md Pinsnes Committees will meet 70 con.
sider tbs szpsdisncy Of bringing suit
ssninst ths Spring Valley Water Company
for 4 forfeiture OF It's charter BY virtue Of
iis action IN The present water nsht.
A ars In The bsksry Of The Boston
Craeisr Co., asary street, between pu'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
geuIdAcuru.

geuId a curry.
Thu south drift ON the 1700-foot level
-. =. .-.n,.,, v,,h n Combination
running 0'
Savage winzc 10. making sNsay pfos'
Tho east crosscut from this driit during
,he arst nsrt of,the weak cut through q
seam Of clay. having the regular norIn Hno
south purse and east up s o. W. \. M IN
sos, lin rornb.rv Tho nov bumps arc
doing The best cf work.
AupsA \.
The east drift ON the 2ooo-ioos ie'si u
steadily advancing. the face In very en-.
eouraging ledge material. An east cross
cut has been started near the 'ns -
,nh ny On \, NE ~ a. os.r..,c- 81 iedso
mstsrisi. A st.,ion Il bsins cut out and
otbor nscess.ry preusrstious are being
made N comm:ncs tbs sInLips Of a Wine
on n. ors vain. below he 2is5.foot isvsl,
ns.r ths south Iins of Aha claim.
rs., s.......
m. v.,n on : aov On v,t.r In. bean
Nm, vorv ,,,,,o drr,nv ,hs n..t vsek. Thu
Id, =. ro,rt
sn e.. Ss,ns az ,scn' ~. }svsi Ths
oo W. oe,o. w. yN.Us .nd ..na-
t,msf csin r.n,siS nm ~ sov. Al other
times appear to lose ground almost ~
last.
Atlantic Consolidated.
The tunnel 10 to-day In thirty-thres feet
and the ore vein having widened out to
x.n,x. tbr.a ,nch.. v,th svsrv Indication
81 stiii inrth.r wiJening. ths :unsrintsnd.
ent has considered II best to commence
.1Ping pws,a anu tinS ou, mo '' w
m.H"'n"s,, =. .,.. OK.
n ".'' y" 49,.
loot level IL s'eadiiy advancing 'he '.0'
In . fine character 81 quartz mixed with
porpnyr anu sPoss xIa,h =, M noipt
and the prospects Of a very favorsble.char.
actcr.
sierra Nevada.
The north and south drifts on the 1850
,,.. H., a.. .,..auv advancing vithsut
snv change Of y.lue. The diamond drills
havo been used 10 prospect the ground 70
the eastward. on The loOo.toot Level, ~i'n'
ou' nnu'ns anything
Rsvaxe.
The pumps make but slow headUy
against the water. which isnow only about
twenty feet below tho l9Oo.foot level.
rnsy ars. no"s M. .hst bst,.r oro.
~. ..u nops 80 49, ~ r.Js
"'
Unisn Consolidated.
The north drift, ON the l300-foot Lowell.
il making steady progress. the fAce In
porphyry mixed with s.reaks Of quartz
-. o,.L,.., a.. no,,h vim. hoiov
shs samc level i. making fair progress, The
bottom still In clay and quartz.
Ieyiathan.
Face Of main drift north attic COO-foot
,..., .,,n ,o.,,,,o. q, ,r.r,, M . vary
WV a.. cso 49,.
lax"i M north Jrift IA nu.hipS .head In
fine looking vein matter.
Prospect.
Face Of drift In somewhat harder ma
,sr,.I .,d ,ro,re.. consequently slover.
Zoo, .,r..l. ~ ,r.rtz. bovcvcr. arc met
with, some Of which give high assays.
principally In silver.
phil. sberIJnu.
m
...,,.. .o,,. ro....
AN change. In ms mschinsfy. Everything
will be In good running order again In =
very short time.
aueeor.
si,ling the shsft i. making the usual
fair prorress. Tho bottom still In good
blasting ground. Tho dow OF water Is
still easily handled by the pumps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
REPoRr.
san fraastses Beard.
LAT rvxxrSo.


. IS Eureka Con-. Is
sAips. N
80 Belmont.
% Rye Patch.
no Leopard. AZ, J
i9o Norhsm Belle. II. isx. IGN 30. lex boo.
lsk 80, ign
zoo 0epsrai Thomas. 1c. fSe
go ManhsitAn. a.. ~. I. 81.
3st5 brand PriEs. 4. Z u, to3
10 Defrees.1
les Modoc. 10. ~
300 Advance. >. az
$3.50 New Coco. 81, S.sk
i7s Golden Chariot, ~
coo Empirs udAhol. Coo
IS raymond Ei;.sx
is1s Union q a.. SS,s'.
80 JupA. I 70. I ~. ! ~ .
1870 Caledonia, IN, . ~. rs, so
10 Baltimore. Sec. 33c
80 Rosk Island. ise
co SILVER nm. y. ] %
las Mes York. SIC, 7Sc
Is Challenge. N
80 Dayton. loo
100 Phi. sheridan. AZ so
~ Occidental. soc
as I.ay w..A,ux,ou, l 10. Lis
100 ko.suth. 7se
ts5 Andes. soc. sc
IN North Con. Virginia. Sc, toc
l00 Prcsoeet. sc
400 Trojan. Sc. Cos
leo Bullion. ~, -
$50 choIiar Poiosl. u. n 20 b,o. ~
5c0 GOULD d Curry. $50
"a, Bsst I tslehsr. n. 3lk
355 Mexican. 9s. 9k,9s
% usieher. an
los Con. Virginia Is. sax
20 Yellow JAehet. ~
SO Overhaul, q, aaS. saS. nv N, ais. AN
ii.o ops,i. ID. i,y. 49,. iss 'iO
~ California, 5S
rus MORNING.
SIS ophir. i3s. 10
40 Mexican. ~. 9A.9A
cS5 Gould q Curry. st.ss
30i0 Bsst . Bsichsr. u, IN. 3ik. 2is.n
SIS California. 5ss, ssx
I'd savage. . 20, seo. ass. IN
$3.50 On. virsinis, SAY, sk sax. rs. ~
ass Cho'lsr rotasi. ssx. y. 1s.O
1870 Hal. ! Noreros.. ., 8 ,lp a.
500 Grown Point. y: ~. sS.s.'ss
iGas Imperial. I Is. I 10
70 kentuek. e.5k
so Alpha, nv. II, uS
s35 Belehsr, ~, o., Gk, dS.6s
5is sierra Nevada tco. I as.tS
Isl Conhd-hee. 81
40 Utah. n. uS
$40 nuilion. MINK
rs EIshequsr. . ~. = Is. 3 -. , IS. 40
30 sex. Belcher. -. -
isss oysrm.n. "a. stS. %. 'ss. %. AN. ssS.
.as Justice. ". sx. 10. TO-
T5s Uni.n Con ~, s..
as Julia. ~. 10
Ills Caledonia. ~. 3 IS. 60
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
DIyIDEND~

r.us.r.is-saps per share, ssErss.,iSs 'i;Cs mi
oS DECLARED April nh; Pa'a''s Ap'"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
Mexlcan.

The upraiso above the iic5.foot level re.
Gently started on the s%ix.foot streak Of ore
developed at that point. is being pushed
steadily ahead. This raise is ten feet
square. the entire face now being In ore
that gives average assays o. from $40 10
$2j per ton. Tho west drift. ON ths l7OO-
foot level. is steadily advancing. still ia
fine ledge material. This drift shows no
signs yet u reaching the west wall Of the
ledge. A soon As the west wall Of the
ledge il reached . drift will be started east
10 rrosscut the ledge In that direction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
Yellow Jacket.

The flow Of water in the bottom Of the
new shaft has been very strong during the
past week, but is again gradually slackcn-
ing. The east crosscuts on the 20i0-foot
level IL still advancing to the eastward, The
faces Of both In vein matter. Tho north
Wine, below the 20i0-foot level. Is down
27o feet with tho slope Of the ledge. II Is
being sunk At the rate Of five feet per day.
and has about seventy feet to so to reach
the 220O-foot level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

A streak Of clay WAS psascd through In
In Crosscut No. >, on this l7Oofoot level
during the first part Of the week. and the face
Of the drift Is again In soft vein porphry.
This crosscut Is now in . distance Of l6s
feet. Crosscut No. 2. on the lIOO-foot
level. Is In i37 feet. tbs face In clay and
porphyry. The face Of crosscut No. I. ON
the same level. Is In porphyry. Il isa
distance of l29 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
seiid silver.

Since last weeks report . cave has &C.
CURED In the main drift north. interior.
ing with operations somewhat. but IL 10
likely to prove more Of an advantage than
otherwise. for II brought down . large
amount Of quartz. some pieces OF which
weighed over . ton. giving excellent assays
In gold. The Superintendent Is Of the
opinion that . good body Of ore lies over
head. aud has started al upraise to test It's
merits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

Yesterday morning the engines were
stopped and the work temporarily sus-
pended to make ome necessary repairs 10
the steam pipes and machinery. That
work was completed and everything run
ming full blast at noon to-day. The shaft
has not been sunk any during the past
week. but the drifts ON the fiO0-foot levels
have been pushed forward In the most en-
crretic manner. having lost no time what
ever, except yesterday and the forenoon to-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

The new engine is working splsndidly.
The north drift on tho i5oo-foot level 10
making good progress with no important
change to record. The progress Of the east
drift on the is0O-foot level Is steady. the
face yet in porphyry. and the How Of water
strong. No changes In any Of the pros
pecting drifts ON the i700-foot level. The
face Of the north drift ON the 20O0-foot
level Ia in softer ground and Is making
good progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
Justice.

Daily yield. 100 tons OF ore, which Is be-
ing crushed as fast as extracted. Tho orr
Slopes are looking well on the GOO. 100 and
s0O-fost levels. The ore body ON tho TOO
foot level IL opening out finely 10 the east
ward and promises . fine yield from that
portion Of the mine. The south drift on
the l0OO-foot level Is still developing fine
ore. The incline will 500 have reached .
depth sufficient TO begin the opening OF tho
li00-foot level.
Baisimere and Americas rias.
Tho northeast drift on tho iiOo-foot
level Is steadily advancing. the face In
much softer ground. aud the dow Of water
gradually on the increase. with evident In
d~ications Of . near approach TO tho ore
vein. Tho east drift On the same level
shows no important change. Everything
working well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
Lady WAshIagssa.

Tho east drift on tho 95o-foot level has
GU. some fine quartz. and has every APP
pearancs Of being on the point Of penstIa-
ting the vein proper. The face Of the
north drift ON the S0-foot level IL showing
. ins quartz formation, with some low
grade ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
rhs L.ui.lana QusstIes.

NEW ORLrASs. April i7.-0enersi Haw-
ley stated tonight that the resolutions Of
The Nichols House have been sent 10 the
commission and by them were handed 10
q committee Of Republicans. They were
discussed at some length BY some mem.
befs Of ths commission and the Rspubli.
cans present. Nieholls' proposition, - II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

Tho west drift on the ii5o-foot level Is
steadily advancing. the face still in hard
blasting rock. The work In the mine Is
confined to this one drift for the present.
every efrert being made 10 reach and pros
pect the ore vein at that point at the very
earliest moment possible. This level.
when opened. will strike the ledge at .
depth Of $50 feet below he workings VI
IN. oh I'M oat .tatian-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

The station at the soO-foot level IL COM
pleted. and the drift east is In . distance
Of "a feet to-day. the face In porphyry.
The face Of the south drift on the 65ofoot
level is showing some very fine quartz.
The face Of the north drift ON the same
level is in soft ledge material. Both drifts
are making an average Of four feet psrday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

Sinking the shaft Is bsiug pressed ahead
with the usual vigor. the bottom In rplen-
did working ground. II Is now about
down to the i3OO-foot level. The How Of
water gives no trouble. An electric bat
terry has just been procured for firing the
blasts at the bottom Of the shaft. This
method admits Of much better progress.
The holes for the charges Of giant powder
In the bottom Of the shaft arc each drilled
i've feet In depth. by the Burleigh drills.
and are then exploded u at a time with
the battery. making a fearful excavation at
each discharge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

Sinking tho shaft il going steadily for
ward without stoppage or hindrance. Ev-
erything In aud about the mino Is working
finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
Ieyiathnn.

Face Of main drift north Attic COo-foos
level still continues In quartz Of . very
promising character. and at the G50-foot
level the north drift Is pushing ahead In
fine looking vein matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

Tho timbering Of the new three-eom'
partment working shaft being about com,
pleted. sinking will 10 pushed forward
with renewed vigor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18
tiers.

WASHINGTON. April IS. - The Grad
Dukes Alexis and Constantine. with the
Tlussian Minister and others Of The royal
party. drove 10 the Executive Mansion TO-
day and were received BY Secretary Evarts.
who escorted them 70 tho Blue room.
where President Hayes and member OF
his Cabinet were assembled. After tbs
formalities Of introduction. the Grand
Duke Alexis being frat presented. tho
President, Cabinet and royal visitors en-.
gagged In = very friendly conversation.
lasting about twenty minutes, whom the
distinguished Russians withdrew. The
President and Secretary Of State will re-
turu tina Walt this aftsruoou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

The west prospecting drift on tho siS-
foot level Ia steadily advancing. the face
In q fine character Of quartz mixed with
porphyry and spots Of orc. Tho ledge .p-
pears 10 10 Of great width ~ this point
and the prospects Of q very favorsble:char-
acter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

MORE HOSTILE INDIANS ABOUT
To sURRENDER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-18

Work progressing IS usual at all points
In tho mine. No change Of valuc In any
portion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-07-28

by ourselves that he acknowledges the pro-
gressive work of medicine as a whole, and
makes that acknowledgment under a keen sense
of the advantages which must ensue from the
removal of the long standing schism in the
medicel fraternity-the act, as it seems to me,
is SO manly and so peace bearing, that it de-
mands at least a truce for honest and hearty
consideration.
The additional fact stated, to us at least,
for the first time, that many of the leading men
of the SO called homeopathic school are anxious
to give up, as a misleading title, the very term
which has individualized them in the public
eye, and to practice in a manner conformable
with the wants and wishes of all rational practi-
tioners of the healing art, is itself sufficient
to demand from us a candid and just appre-
citation.
My task is done. 1 present it under a
sense which I hope always animates me, that,
come of it what may, Its presentation is a duty.
No one has waged war against homeopathy
as a distinct practice more keenly or persistent
~ or openly than I. No one has been more
especially picked out for criticism by the homoo-
pathic publicists than L. So much the more
is it my duty respectfully to ask the brethren
with whom it is my honoured privilege to live
and labour, to accept this intended message
of peace and goodwill in the spirit in which it
is written and offered"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-07-28
THE RIDGE HOUSE
KEALAKEKUA BA VIA WAH.

- THE HAW A Ian ARE
~ I. noted the world over for their unrivaled saIubrity OF
ia climate. Certain localities in the group are esnec-
- tally favored in this way.-The District of KonaF NJ
the leeward side of Hawaii, has long been famed as a place Of
resort for invaids with bronchial, or lung diseases. With its
pure and mild atmosphere, with its absolute freedom from
storms or high winds, with its porous soil which, with ali its
rich vegetation, retains no dampuess and yields no malaria. and
with an unvarying temperature-that Of the American or
Southern European June-ALL THE YEAR ROUND. the
climate Of Kona is one of the healthiest and most luxurious o
the globe.
The undersigned, at his house at Kaawaloa, a house une-
qualed in the district for size, cleanliness, commodiousness.
and thoroughness of furnishing, is prepared to give boarders
excellent rooms ana allobtsinable comforts in the way OF diet.
THERE ARE FRESH WATER BATHS
on the premises, and fine sea bathing within q short distance.
Inc steamer kilauea and the schooners Uilama and Prince, run
regularly between Honolulu and the Kaawaloa landing.
The undersigned employs no agents nor runners. His house
speaks for itself upon inspection. A. A. TODD.
kaavsios, Kealakekua bsy, Kona, Nov. Is, 1876. dl6
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