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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-11

Bids for the erection of three build.
ings for city market houses will be res
ceived for the next five days, at the
office of w. M, G, Hill, 2l5 Main street,
where plans and specifications can be
seen. Contract to be awarded to the
lowest and best bidder.
W. NJ. G. HILL.
sS-5t Chairman Committee on Markets
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How the Autocrats OF the Returning
board are Running and Running the
mHchIne,

board are Running and Running the
Machine,
Dispatch to the Enquirer Hayes
and Shermans back down from Their
civil service pronunciamento in placing
The indicted returning board members
IN iull possession of the custom>housee'
and permitting them to remove eill'
clent and competent men, has brought
down upon the administration the most
severe comments of the southern press.
Inc result will be that Hayes will 10y
TINS act lose what he most desires, ana
VIVA: will be most important to him
VIZ, the support of southern democratic
congressman at the next session oil con-
gress. 1t was well enough to permit
wells to retain his position as surveyor
Of the port, but when it came Anderson
being made virtually the collector, and
prior to that Kenner given the chlei
ueputyship in the naval office, the only
construction that could be placed upon
hayes and Sherman's action was that
,hey wanted to place the indicted re-
turning board members where they
could have all the patronage they want
eu 10 assist them in the trial. mat
anderson is virtually the collector
.!here Is not the slightest doubt, as dur
ing the past two days applicants for Po'
suons, by the dozen, have gone directs
TO him, entirely ignoring the collec'
'of, Judge King. To show that he has
not forgotten his returning board at
laehes and clerks, it is stated that he
ana Wells will fix all in comfortable
positions in the custom-house.
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Europe Wants 90 close Up the IN
pleasanfuess.

a Chicago Times correspondent thus
summarizes the European situation
high authority at st. Petersburgih
avs that had the Russians clearly real.
ned all they know now, the war would
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HIDES Ann PELra,Rw

HIDEs-Dry 1int, is bs and upward, loo.
DIS nlnt, ~ his and upward, damaged, loo:
dry dint, kips aud calf, lie; dry salt, 70 lbs
and upward llc,; green butchers, 5No.
SHEEP PELfS- Each, owing to wool, 20Ql
Do; white wool, long, ale; white wool, fall
clip, 9@2tc,; black wool, lSc.
BuFFALO-Bull's 40, cows, &C.
TALLOW-ln barrels. $40.
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Gall on Orr, and buy new Mil
burn wagon for sixty.fiye dollarp.
augl4tt
COMMERCIAL.


rue monetary marriott Is somewhat string.
eehl Tor outside business, but there /, ample
alpurposes,
uolp buying, large pieces 0i; small OF.
selling large VI sman no,
lLVEh-Nomnal,
There II but little gold or silver In market.
a per cent
dlsot unit bAnk, nnr
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GRAIN AND uHrADSTIrprs

WHEAT-Reeelpts more liberal, fully
equal to the demands No. AIRED 81 1901 20
grades G09aOc
0ATS-2Oc
kfE-None offered
BARLEY FEED--2ho.
CONN-Ioxas, In shuok, S5@lOo.
Millet slO9l2.
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FIOITls.

FLOUR-Fair demand, which Is met freely
NJ the following quotations; Crescent, In
sacks, "A %; San Jacinto So 70; Empire IS TO-;
XNNS %; Eagle 81 %; Magnolia. la sacks,
" lbs, u 90; T0dds xxx, 80 rs; State
Central NXNx, 50 10; Choice Family, Is ~;
BRA N-From 40 To b5c
(lllRN NINA IA.
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LIVERPOOL, september lO.-Noon. Lotion
N otiva aud nrrnar
SATURDAY


Middling Uplands. I'd Oh
NlddlInp Orleans 80 q Lied q 3-l6d
Sales, 1000 bales; speculation and export
,OOC ba es; receipts 1850 bales, all American.
Futures l-32d better. Upiands, low middling
clause, September and October delivery,
& 3l-3!a8 4; October l-l6d. October and Mo-
yember l-l6d; December and January
l.S2d; new crop shipped November and De
cember by sail . 3lg61sd.
2p.m .-Uplands low middling clause, No
VEN or ana december delivery, $500,
$3.50 u. m.-Uplands, low middling clause,
October and November delivery 3 32d.
bp. m.-sales include $3.50 bales American.
Futures are weaker. Uplands, low middling
claus, October and November delivery,
l-l0i; new crop shipped November anu
December by sail 1921.
NEW ORLEANS, September 10. --Night-Cot-
ton, demand good, prices higher, receipts
net 67o bales; gross 9i3; exports -. Stock 2l,-
8@l bales Sales 5OJ bales
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card.

To all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nerv'
ous weakness, early decay, loss OF man
hood, etc, / will send a receipt that
will cure you, free of charge. This
great remedy was discovered oy q
missionary in South America. Send q
salf addressed envelope to the Rev.
Ioseph Inmau, Station ID, Bible Home,
New York City.-til sept2S-eod'w'
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Tue BIRD Cage.

Having secured the services of Pro-
lessor LaDge, solo cOrnetist and violin,
lat. he will, with ProfessorJ. h. Brooks
pianist, give con certs each evening at
my garden. M. ANTOINE
aup22 I'm
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Reliable help for weak and ner
vous sufferers. Chronic, painful, and
prostrating diseases cured without
medicine. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts the grand desideratum. Avoid
limitations. Book and journal, with
particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermacher' Galvanic Company, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
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At the foot Of Lookout Mountain,
,oar chattanooga, was fought many
hard battle during the war. on that
came ground, nearly forty years ago
victorv was gaintd more glorious thaD
any gained by our armies. A remedy remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder OF sclentlnc
men and physicians. Purely vege!a.
HE. It exeelled In curative pIopeI.,yis
the mineral drugs, such As ealouei;
and was as harmless to me sys'snh nv az
a en- az pleasant to the taste as co.'s
~ This world,famous remedy is Dr.
4 n simmons Vegetable Liver Med
i Hj manufactured by n. A. Thed
ford ford 4 Co. Chattanooga, Tenn. IL is
for sale by all druggists. who have also 80
some trial package. which will be
given TO all applicants Tree Of cnAise'
iun27.d&wlm
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Or. WHITTIER,
eI7 St. Charles street, OF. Louis, Mo.

DIR. WHIT I E r.
GIT st. Charles street,
Treats all forms % Yeneral Diseases, Semi.
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No matter who failed,
calf or write; pamphlet or consultation free.
Can refer to the medical profession in az
parts Of the Country.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-11

The brick store house OH Elm street,
opposite Sanger Bros, now occupied
by Blake, Jenkins & Boals, size 44xS0,
will be for rent after the LIST of OctOS
Der, 1877. Apply to
junl7dlm HURT Il SMITH,
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Eyening Renort-rinr-e.nl,

LONDON, September l0.-The Times and
other Journals express the opinion of a fur
Their advan, @ oflate at an early date. Gold
Withdrawn from the bank of England on
Saturday was Tor the German government
NEW YORK, September lO.--Money easy, al
per cent. Sterlng steady, at "A $50. gold
weak, al U3%. Government bonds steady
state bonds uull.
NEW ORLEANS, September l0.-Gold VI 0356
@Sl 036 Sight a premium. sterling bank
co W.
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GALVESTON, September l0.-Receipts 647
bales; gross 600 bales. Exports coastwise $50.
sales 260 bales. stock 5,Ol3 bales. Market
firm,
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NEW lOHhi otpIVIHDtT IU'-~NUIVUH VUIUV'
MONDAY, SATURDAY.
Uplands ...,....,.. ii 3.l6c Ii 3-lGJ
Orleans .....,....... ii l-l0c III ljl6C
sales !, ~ bales. Futures opened nrm, Dnt
are now u shade custer.
September IL i39il l5c; October 10 9S@ll OOc
November 10 9J@lJ 95o; December C Jam
uaIy Ii 3glI 01c.
Nignt-Cotton firm. Uplands 1894; Or
leans ii 5-lBd.
Sales 100 Dules. Consolidated net receipts
I,7lO bales. Exports to Great Britain, ia
10 lns. IN InnIi nnnI ROM hnlHS.
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TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda-
lions and Greater Security than any other
beautiful PORTIONS Of the Great Empire
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Our Imperial fins

Have been In use Twenty Years. They are
all made after the Holland process, distilled
from Rye. Spirit and Italian Juniper
auR3d6m
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GALVESTON, September l0.-HIdes-quici:
psceipts light. Dry selected, nc; llght sailed
I5c; stack salted l4ei damaged nsii pI,cs
i0r: butchers green re .,..,.
Wooi-no transactions, quotations .nomi'
nal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
DEATH IN the sUrRo TUNNEL.
4 Mas Lies DOVE Asd Dies st the
sesss Of lits IAbors Heart Dis-
ease the Cause.

About half.past I o'clock this morning
Jshn Fealsy, = miner smploysd In the
Sutrs Tunnel. died under somewhat
peculiar circumstances. lie has been
working In the tunnel for the past year or
more, aud went To work last night at the
the midnight change Of shift Is usual, In
the face sf tine header. or extreme end VI
the tunnel. lie complained Of net feeling
we'll. and after . while retired back some
little distance TO . convenient place aud
sat down to rest. His companions worked
on until noticing that he did not come for
ward 70 his work again. n Of them went
~ him and found him lying nearly in
sensible. Calling for assistance he
was Immediately taken to the oatlst
Or discharge Of the pipe from the
air compressor. when lie died 10 q few
minutes. As the air 10 good. and not ~
hot In the header u the Sutro Tunnel ~
u 10 generally In the deep mines VI the
Comstosk mines. the death Of Mr.. Healey
is not TO 10 attributed To bad air. but on
the contrary these knowing Kim best say
that be was subject 10 heart disease and
consider that 10 be the roAl cause Of his
death. Decreased was about thirty-hve
years Of age, . member Of the Gold Hill
Miners Uaion. and . man much esteemed
Ly q large circle Of friends and acquaint-
ancss. His fuaeral will take place to-
msrrsw st half.past > o'clock p. NJ, from
the hall Of the Miners Union. under the
auspices VI the Society.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
eAr.nopprp."
Experissee or Ysathfsl sport :
Psestsal Resolutions.

Aysung maa Of rural appearance walked
int one Of the f~sshisaabls gambling sa-
Icons Of Gold Hill last Saturday. and taking
possession Of . stool locked on at the game
with all the interest Of q man Who was bet
ting. The dealer finally noticed him. and
remembered him ~ . timbsrman frsn
Lake Tahss. A 10 Q common custsm with
many. this iumberman works all summer
1t the lake and Genes to the Comstock 10
spend the Winter. Hitherto he had made
Il q practice 10 lose his earnings during
the frst few days aud then loaf around
town until spring. In = chronic state Of
impecuniosity. Calling 70 mind this char
sctsristic Of his guest. the dealer said:
"wsll ysung Teller. it's the last turn ;
copper. call an bet"
''No. thank you." quietly replied the
young man from the country.
whats the matter" querisd the
knight Of the silver Box. "Yer yustsr
gamble seine. u I remember"
"Yss; I know l did" was the response.
"Thsn why don't yer coms dswn now
It's . 'cat-hop,' and yer'ys got A even
chance 10 gusss yer Ingsn."
"wsll. you sss." said the young man.
~ wore . linsn dustsr all iss Winter. IL
don't 70 with me any more"
Another fellow who has probably been
through the sans experience, records his
doings and COED resolutions thus:
with STOOL walked like . loon.
Into q brilliant faro room
! went In .~feourse my luck 10 Try.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
Gold nm Furul,urs s.ors.

People must have furniture. and the
question. these hard times, 10 where to
purchase to the best advantage and at the
cheapest rates. This question 10 easily
settled by . visit to Grants popular Gold
Hill furniture store. The people Of this
town understand. aud avail themselves Of
the fact that they can trade 10 much better
advantage than at Virginia, Grant having
q full stock Of everything they want In his
line. from . clotLes-pin or . fancy lamp
mat. to q heightened parlor set or . fine
oil painting. Grant will even contract TO
furnish YOU with = irst-class piano Or .
church organ. II you like, at the lowest
possible rates. Silver City and Dayton
people fnd 1t to their interest TO trade at
urant's. and Virginia people could save
money by doing 70. Fair and square
dealing il the motto Of his establishment.
IIs buys ut the lowest Wholesale rates In
the great manufactures Of the East, u
10 able 10 give his numerous customers the
advantage Of II. The upholstery and re-
pairing department 10 complete. with FIRST
class workmen employed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
u.iS~tS now.

Last night a man named Mike MeCarty
va Kicking up a shindy in a house On ID
stree, Virginia, aud George Prior started
in to preserve the peace by putting him
out. MeCarty pulled = pistol. Prior
grabbed tho weapon. when . struggle en-
sued. Prior hnally pushed McCArty out
OF the door to the sidewalk asd knocked
him down. but the fellow scrambled ny and
came on with his gun again. Once more
Prior Knocked him down and again Ne
Carty came tn time. Then Prior lot out q
,rniie blow with his right and sent his
man half way across the street. where he
vas picked up by his friends and Prior
went oil to a surgeon aud had him tisker
two kuuekle, which had been kuseksl cut
Of place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
THE PEACEFUL HlAIaIn.
Another Pitched hattie In China.
tswn-Oss Csiestiai KILLED and
Two wsunded.

The docile and peaceful chinaman. %
dear to the hearts Of those who don't know
anything absut him. broke loose In vir-
ginia again on Saturday night about 10
o'clock. Mayor Kansen. who 10 . head
man amsng : the Home Protectors, a
association Of citizens who have viewed 70
hang any Cinnamon caught banging away
At one another, was coming up through
Chinatown. at the hour named. carrying .
large lantern. The hsathsns showed their
contempt for the Home Protectors BY
using the light furnished by Mayor
Kanssn's lantern to shoot by. A China.
stole up behind the Mayor and let
Nv at q fellow-countrynin who was
about entering . store. The lantern gave
an excellent Highland the Celestial dropped
dead. Two other shots were hred less 70.
tally. One OF them lodged In the back Of
= Sam Singer. and the other went for .
Hop Sing hand. The former was inflicted
10 q cellar on q street, and the other In
the lever part Of Unien street. by this
time the Mayor WAS making good time up
Union street and his soul burned with
wrath and fright. There will probably bs
4 meeting Of tho Home Protectors soon.
The man whs Was killed was neither . Hop
Singer nor . Sam Singer. but . Yung Wal
man. Two Cinnamon were arrested.
namely. All Chung and Jim Sing. As for
the real cause Of the row which led to the
murderoua affair. no white man car dis
cover that. The Chinese are such invetsrats
liars that no earthly judge. net TO mention
= NEWS reporter. can hops 70 get at the
truth. II may have been . quarrel about
4 woman or n dispute over The ownership
of . four-bit piece. A female or hfty cent?
would be enough 10 make any mila-eysd
Celestial commit murder. The county
will Be put to ths usual expense OF writing
down the lengthy lies Of the witnesses.
The mar wounded In the back was stu
alive this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08

ASornHH ESrrRrAISnrSr.-The Gold
Hill Amateur Minstrel Company propose
giving another Of their very pleasing gu.
,.-,,.,.u.,,. .hor,i, Tho.. yiv.n bv
-. ..Sa,a,,r" hs!. ma, viii deceived
49,. ~ non,I,,i,x ami ,bry nropo,o
~, M. I'M ~. ~. Ia,,sr anil mors
s...,.".a.. r. .,. ,i,.n hv ,L.,, va,
IT,. "a,n. san,I,n., samno.i1y m. com.
n.., Ar. 1sll.Lsovp resil,pts Of this
town. and are not only talented but con-
stan'ly improving IN their musical AAu ue'
~
uoLp HILL hffshfs.-h' "fiSn'' 81
Justice Of tho Peace for Gold Hill Town
shin. presented his report fer the quartsr
IL. n....h.r :, ,s7c ~ ~. couu,v
~ 49,
nsa = Tl n ss.
ed and filed. En'consiabls symous, OF the
ssn,s ,n,,aI, Pr"sa \. .,minai go.
Tor October. SIS 80; Novsmber. sIs9 /;
December, SiOl civil fees. $3.50 80.
Total, $stt. Received and dleL.
- vu
SOLD oVr'-"'nAs n'"y' "s """
A. -, ~. 90
~ MN u;,h h -, o~n,,,,y ~ uiil
Tor M psst Two or three years, has sold
ONT 10 Michael O'Connor frsm Reno. II
O,capnor co.ti,ues Ia ,upply Al good AMI
a,,s ,niil Ia yiIi b.ys ma dinicuIty In
fssnins mn M. route, retaining not cuiy
the old customers. but having all he wishes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08

TuE City and County Jails are full Of
prisoners. It will lie = good thing when
the new County Jail Is ready fer use.
Then tho city will have the whole OF the
building now used for both Glasses Of
prisoners.
RrMovAL.-Dus notice 10 given In oar
advertising columns to-day Of the removal
Of the office Of the Superior Gold and
Silver Mining Company. In Ban Francisco.
To No. 32s Montgomery street.
A oooD many men were "oA the turf In
Virginia VI Saturday night and small
rows we're numerous. Several pistols were
pulled iu the saloons but no damage was
dome.
Tux crowds Of idle men In Virginia do
not grew smaller. The place seems 70
Lavs . fascination fer the i~mpscunlousl
THr Virginia police made ten arrests on
Saturday night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
BRONCHITIs.

Iron John Riagy. Rsq. Of Benninsien. u. H.
"Thrss ysars sihcs I wss vsry much reduced
With . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron.
dimcuit to spsak In an audible vo CO. To this
Wa added sewers . gbt sw.ats. and { vas ftkr.
fal VI going Into . decline Aft.r reeourss 10
various remedies 10 TO purpose. ! made uss OF
Dr.. wistar's taisam VI Wild Cherry. . few bot.
Ties Of which fully restored me 10 health.
since that time have bad several sewers Of.
,scks IL cough, bui the Balsan has always re-
moved them. always keep It. by me, aud
not know how 20 do without H."
Sold By all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
~E..minI.x ihs rr.ehers.

Tomorrow evening at hslf.past7 o'clock
the school teachers Of Storey county will
again have to too the scratch and show by
a pablo examination whsther they are
sompstent to hold positions In our institu.
tioas % learning. The Examining Board
will meet in Principal Ewing. roam
Fourth Ward Sehool.house, Virginia.
where all applicants will lie expected 10
put In an appearance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08

WARRINGTON ID. CO.. Jan. 8.-shsrmss
presented . petition Of prominent cittssns
irrespective Of party. asking an smicsble
settlement Of the Presidential contest, and
made . speech. representing the value Of
their opinien and the general desire Of The
country. which they expressed, fsra peace
able count.
Thurman endorsed Bherman's remarks.
The petition was referred 70 the special
sommiitss sondsidsring the Presidential
question.
Merton from the Election csmmittss
reported with regard 70 the recussant Wit
nsss Runyon. the banker, who refused u
answer the Senate COMMITTEES. and . ress'
luton directing the President OF the Ben.
ate to Issue Q warrant for his arrest, and
have him brought before the bar Of the
House for ceutsmpt. Ordered printed.
Morton will cali the matter up to-nor-
row..
Booth submitted Q concurrent rssslu.
tion providing that In the electoral count
any Congressman. whom the Senate and
House are In Joint convention, may OBJ
jsct 10 any certificate, whsrsupsn the
President pro tenn. Of the Senate shall rule.
An appeal may then 10 taken from such
ruling. and each separately may bal.
lot ~ 10 whether the President shall
or shall not be sustained. II they
disagree. an appeal may DO taksa 10 The
Supreme Court. where the dscisisn shall
be final. The Supreme Justices In dscid.
ing may receive In evidence the proceed.
ings Of any Stats ofiosr or Board Of State
officers. and the reports Of Congressional
committees. Ordered printed.
These Tsisgrams Agais.
NEW YoRK. Jana Worids Washing
ton special says. In regard to the telegraph
question, which comes up tomorrow. .
majority Of the committee favsr imprisou-
ing Barnes. Orion and the Western Union
Executive COMMITTEES. until they produce
the kilograms.
a shipwrssksa Grew Rescued.
New YonK. Jan. THE steamship An
choria, which arrived here to-day. brought
the captain and crew Of the schooner
Scotia. from III. Johns for Catalina. The
crew were In y wrstshsd condition. having
BEEN w~atsr.loggsd In the vessel 10 days.
An Inpertsss wisssss In the Ore
zen case.
NEW YosK. Jan. ga T,~ss washiag-
ten special says that Colonel Pslton will bs
put upon the witness stand In the Oregon
case. II 10 not believed that he can e.
cape giving information ~ 10 the vital
polat Of the inquiry.
a GAMBLER raraened by President
0rant.
wAsHIsNooS. Jan. 8.-Prssideat Grant
has pardonsd Martin Lstruls. convicted -
. gambler. upon the unanimous recon-
aud urgent appeal OF the twelve
jurors whs found him guilty.
MiscsIiassous.
NEW YoHK. Jan. S.-Arrivsd. stsamship
0lsnsarn. from China.
LONDON, Jan. 8.-Amount Of bullion
Withdrawal from the Bank Of England on
balance to-day. f20, 900.
Consols. 04ts; Erie, %.
LONDON. Jan. s.-Bilver. 57ii. Arrived
out. steamships Celtic and Italia from
New York.
NEW YORK. Jan. 8.-.Ths Rev. Hugh II.
Blair died yesterday. after . prstracted III.
NESS. aged siIty-ssvsn.
Cronin. Of Oregon, 10 at the Astor
House.
TRENTON. Jan. s.-Fift~en hundred EN-.
ployes Of the Trenton pottsriss struck To-
day In consequence u . reduction OF 20
per cent. In thsir wages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-08
WIZ CAN'T TALK

wlihsat showing thu condition Of our t's,h.
Every laugh s.pesss them. In order not to BE-
shsncd Of them, let 10 nee that standard
,isnhfrics, SOzuDONT. which IL surs 10 keep
them uhits and spotisss. No tartar can In.
crust them, 70 eant.r Affect the enamel. M
sp~cIes Of d. esy infsvt tbs dental bone. "
.OzODONT 10 regularly u-ed. 10 10 q botap.
cal pre- sration. and its beneficial effects on
Z . tstth and gum ars marvellous. ~ u re-
rsnoves all dlscoloraiiehs and renders the
surns hard and rusy,