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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-17
NO. 3.

Car lc devoir dc tout lonnc, prfsi-
dG mt de III republique OIL mairc dc
vi lagc, est de s'inclincr dcvant la
lol, d'obcir Il Ia volontt rationale 1T
d'humilier sa petite on sa yrande
ilt.lividua!ite dcvant Ia >ouverainc-
tG du peuplc. Toutc resistance est
IL he rebellion ct unc trahison. Per
sonnc MA le droit dc suhstituer SD
vplontt Il la volont6 de tonS, ct la
force he s'emploie jamais sans crime
cpntre le dIoit. AusSi, CONNIE ll
France clairement parlG, dit net
ttmcnt son vouloir, atfirmG 4 haute
CT intelligiblc voiX ses principles. Ct
que lie doute nest point i,erni> sur
sDn langage ct ses at1irl4;'tiohS, n,si
,,'alepriviltgedc sc met,gecl, trave"s
,lu chemin dc Ia France, h0m
ljarti, prince OH marechaI, I,a
On H"napart", ct dc dira In
l'as par &C chemin! Car cas
Scs de bandits rGuSsissc9;' ~
fois. Mais le success est dune
it les bandits de rembE.scat
turne, detrousseurS ct Itrr,
,euvent point compter SUI lin
IL. Tout crime, tot OIL t;si,,',
son chatiment, ct 81 la just.
souvent lente pour les irn!'@
elle est toujours certaine. ll''
'nfailliblement. All reste- 81
tlit a sa mutt, lc pcuple s
CONNIE aussi le temps Il ~
*tion. Et croyez bien que VI
ptchcrez jamais Ia Frame.
ser. de prendre son chemill,
cl,er dams sd vote. Vos crocs,
bes ct vos coups dEtar
ront point. La France est
BILE. non mortelle, ct ses {.
avec yous OH contre vous.
pliront irrerbcablement. Il
gre malgre, sc soumettre d
lc veut, i ce qu'elle demano
conscience ct i ses destir"es.
Gpee ne saurait prtvaloir LII
&C ne vous per1net point dc II.
rer lc passage, ct 81 Ia chose e.
cessaire, plut6t que de vous
ellie vous supprimera. Cni done -
vous devant ellce Combien deg 49,
raux ct de jours avezvo',s pots 's
vaincre? N'est-elle point Ia lib ~
la democratic ct le progrts, "e-.
dire Ia force supreme ct Ia GIN t@''
ton. Est-ce que vos armes sont +''<
armcs contre ellie! En- veritc,
etcs dec fous. Vous he COMMAS =
nj votre patrie nj votre steele. \
vivez dams lie passe, d'idfes Iao
dams le groupe dc ceux Qui ne ie.,9
sent plus. Au demeuran,, !
rOsez, eSSayez.
Mais le marGchal lie Mae Nal
qui est le descendant Dun roift
peau dc bique, pas plus fer q
Sicambre Clovis, courbera Ia Il
Sc soumettra bourgcoisement.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-17
LIE PAPE.

Hicr. de bonne heurc, cll ).
want, Ie monde apprenait Ii
du Pape.
Plus tartl, une herre {
apres, CONNIE on s'entrete.
funerailles ct qu'on trouvais
cesseur il Pie IN, le Souver"
tifc ressucitait.
On l'avait dit mort, ct il 4
want.
Mais est-il encore vivant i liaen
OH nous ecrivonS!
Car 81 Pic IN est inf;,iIlible
| nest pas immortel, ct fan,
vieillarl est arrive au tcrrle
Tongue, laborieuse ct Srande
! tence.
| II ne peut csp6rcr vivre ]cl1 -tss"
encore, ct son uuvre est cert;
mcnt acllevee parmi les hosnmes.
L;,venir dirl que lc Concile +
Vatican fut tenu SOUS Pie TX, Z
que le dit Concile Il proclamc Il
.lcux dogmes de rlmmaculte Coz
ception ct de rlnfillibilit6 ,.es / Z.
pes.
L'avcnir dira aussi que le Sy1|ut
date du meme pontificat.
Mails pourquOi done croire g
III mort de Pie lX, in6vitahia
infaillible, certaine, retn'it
pcut-ctre pour Reconnaissance
d'une pensGe superieure, ma
voulue par Ia loi qui ne respecto L
plus les bergers que les rois ct =
papes euX -mGmcs, causera autrc c'
sc que des regrets, dies tristcsses
lc dcuil dams lc monde c;ttholiqu.
QuelIe perturbation ponvez-vo'i
craindre! Quelle revolution ave.
vous i redouter! Est-co que laI
! paute est un empire CONNIE les a.
tres! Depuis quand les cardinal
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-17
AGENTS DU LOUISIANAIS.

Nouycllc-O Orleans:-A. G. Romain, Ichorl-
pitonlas ST., No. Is.
St.-Jacques, St.-JeanBaptiste, lbrr>il'e
Assumption ct Ascension:-J"st Comes
DOnaltlsonvilic.
Lafayette, Attakapas:-Edouard L. Mot'
ton.
Nouvclle- le-Iberie:-Auguste Girod.
Vacherie Morris Feitcl.
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ID A rs S A TU r n E.

Saturnc. immense sphere
Et monde sracieux.
A done nnc atmosphere
Et tourne dams les cieuA.
Et c'cst un Dien supreme,
AL'Unique ct l'Absoln,
= Oni Pa cree lui-meme
Ouand il II. bicn voulu.
Car le globe, s,lperbe
En- son i,nmensite,
Comlne l'humble brin tlhcrbcs
Mons dit sd volonte.
1T tout dit Harmonic
De ses creations,
La grandeur intinie
De scs conceptions.
Mais pour Greer les spheres,
Les lnondes eclatants.
Les cicux, les atmosphercs,
II ma pas pris longtelnps.
II lui fallut unc hcurc
Gu deux, peut-6tre moins,
Pour 0rller sa deMeure
De splendides temoins,
Pour scmer dams lespacc
Et par tous les chelnins,
Divin semenr qui passe,
Les astres de ses mains.
Car 81 les astronomers
Pensent na1vement
Que les cieux, que les hommcs
1T que le armament
Sont une Guvre mortelle,
Passagere, sans art,
Sans but, accidenteile,
On l'effet du Hasard,
TT s'ils ont osG meme
Lie proclamer, je dis
Que c'est Ia grand blaspheme,
Que ccs gems sont hardis,
Que &C sont des profanes,
DE sots diseurs de riens,
1T uu'ils seraient DIES anes,
: S'ils n'Gtaient des vauriens.
-Cette Guvre, nuvre mortelle,
Passagere, sans art.
Sans but, accitlentelle, .
On rctfet du Hasard!
~Dit-on.-Que signifie
I'm tel raisOnnement! -
r,ost Ia ,,l,ilOsOn1ie
Stupkle assur6ment.
Et anel est done Get Etre,
Ce Dieu, &C Createur, .....
&c Souverain, &C Maitre,
Ce grand Or,lonnatenr,
Ce Principe admirable,
Ce Supreme POnvOir,
Ce Hasard atlorable7
.Je yOulrais bien le vOir.
lie Hazard est I'M dr6le
De rien, un poisson
Qui he joue aucun role,
Une contrefacon
De Dien, qui ne pe',t faire
En- cent qnatre-vingt dix
HUT ans, sur notre sphere,
POusser dOuze radis.
La splendeur, Harmonic,
La sublime beaut6,
La sagesse infinie
I Et Ia grandc clart6
Ne serent jamais r@nvre
Dun Hazard, dun mot vain,
Dun absurtle map9uvre
Qui ma rien de divin,
Qni marchc, aveugle ct sombre,
Sans yair OIL voEt ses pas,
Dams la mutt IT dams falnhre.
Nou, le Hasarsi ss'est PAS.
I, T.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-17

souvcrain que tous ces empercurs ct
tous ces rois, ayant i son front la
triple cOurOnne ct sous 50 main le
dogme dc rintaillibilitc, volt dams
ravenir dies chooses que les autres ne
voient point.
On pourrait done, sans effort ct
sans peine. ayant devant sol tous
ces pcrsonnagcs ct tous ces actenrs,
calSer ct philosopher longtemps sur
Ia valeur DIES empires, dies monar-
cl:ies ct DIES theocraties. LIE sujet est
waste. Les types sont nombreux ct
remarquables. Vous pouvez, All be
soin, 81 vous laissez il rlistoire le
droit dc juger les tGtes couronnees,
descendre Il deS pcrsonnagcs moinS
augustcS, mOins >ouvcrallS, mOinS
terribles, de second plan, qui tou-
chent aux demOcratieS ct aux rcpu-
bliques, qGi sont orateurs CONNIE
Gambetta, gencraux CONNIE Grant
on marecl,aux CONNIE MacMahon.
Car Grant ct Mac Mallon, Dieu salt
pourquoi, sans doutc parcequilS
sont i Paris, c'est-;i-dire all plus
laut SONNET dc Ia montague, atti-
rent prcsentemcnt le regard ct Pat
tcntion Gu monde entier.
Apres tout, quels sont done ces
1cux hommeS. ct portent-ils Ell eux
lie caractere de Ia grandeur vtrita-
ble,-caractcre qui commando res-
time, le respect ct radmiration !!
CauSOnS-en.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-17

.'irai ,jusqu'au bout! a-til dit,
On salt quel a etc son bout mill
taire, ct Ia triste capitulatioll dc
Sedan repond quill MA pas sauIe la
France.
Mais, CONNIE homme d'Etaf, sill
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-17

fortune, ne sous une bonne ttoile
mails il porte avcc lui quelque clo-
ses de Ia grandeur dune nation ct
de liberte dun peuplc.
Et 81 vous supprimiez Dom Pedro,
il restelait le Bresll, c'est-a-lire pen
de chose, tandis que Ia suppression
dc Grant n'enleverait aux EtatS.
Unis rien lie leur grandeur, dc lcul
liberte ct dc lcur souveraine demo
cratic.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-17

uV.-Cdl ldCtClc uul CoIllIIiduuC ICS-
time, le respect ct radmiration ?
CauSOns-en.
Nv.
EAmericain Grant, qui fut tan
neur, qli tut general, qni fut pen
dant 1sct anntes president dune
rtpubliQue de plus dc quarante mil
lions Names, voyage.
Grant promcme Ses lauricrs par lc
monde. II offre Ell Sa perSonne le
Nouveau Monde a l'admiration du
vieux.
Dom Pedro, empercur du Br6sil
ct de la f;amille DIES Bragances, lui
ausSi, sc promenait reinforcement.
Mais Dom Pedro, bicn qu'empc-
rcrr, est un savant, un philosophe
ct I'm sage. &c qui nest pas preci-
sement lie cas- avec Grant. Et Dom
Pedro tenait plus 4 voir qua Sc fai-
re voir. II tiequentait peu les glos
bonnetS du monde, ct scs visites
n'etaicnt nj pour les rois, nj pour
les reincS. nj pour les chancellerS.
IL allait aux mus4.es, aux academies,
aux theatres, aux savantS, aux poe
tcs. Il ceux qui portent Ia co,aonne
du genie. II comprenait ces chooses
ct ccs l,ommes. II parl;,it leurs lam
CUES. Quand il paSS;,it dams Ia fou
le, simple, modesto, incognitus. il
ressemblait Il un bon ct homntte
bourgeois. Au demeulant, ne fctait
il pas. Ne sur un tr6ne, ayant legi-
time &c tr0ne par de mobiles pcnseeS
ct lie gentreuses actions, il n'avait
pas oublie que le premier des titres
est celui d'homme, mails qu'on le
perd commandment ell gravissant les
marches DUN empire OIL dune roy
aute. Etre nc roi. avoir ell dcs sur
Jets sous ses pieds, mails lie s'6tre
servi de son pouvoir que pour le
bien, que pour Ia justice, que pour
Ia veritt, celia est exceptionnel. On
neconnait pas TN second Dom Pedro.
Titas nest grand qua, distance, par
ceQu'il est venu aplts Veslasien,
Claude ct autres. Henri ", 1e.4ssoi
popqlaire, fait de terribles lois
contfe Ia cllasse ct les manants.
Pour Frederic, lie souverain pliloso-
phe, rami lie Voltaire, nous savons
ce que valait sa philosophie prus-
sienne. Avec des PHILOSOPHERS com.
me Frederic, heurcusement rares,
les peuples aboutissent i des EN-.
pereurs CONNIE Guillaume ct i DIES
chancelicrs CONNIE Bismark.
Grant ne voyage done pas com
me Dom Pedro, n'etant point du
reste un Dom Pedro ct un savant
Car Ia seule ]angue Quill parle, e'
pas meme tres correctemcnt, est Ia
sienne. II lui faut, pour communi
quer ses idees 4 Mac Mahon, CONNIE
aussi pour a.lmirer celles du ma
rtchal, un interprete lonis'ana's:
Henry 1ignaud, un esprit beau
coup pAk large ct une intelligence
artremant remar1uable que resprit
ct rintclligcnce des deux illustres
interlocuteurs. QUAINT aux museeS
aux Academies ct aux 1nstituts, lis
sont peu du godt du citoyen Grant
Grant, aux beaux tableaux, AT,
bellies statues, anx discours lie hau
te morale, pr6fere les beaux chevanx
ct ne sen cache point. Les arts e'
les siea,ces mont pas le don de Il
charmer. II b:iille avec les homme!
Nesprit, OIL Sc sent NAL i raise
Que s'll va 4 rOp6ra, car OH he Y:
point !; Parissans aller a ce splendid
temple de rharmonie, c'est pou
etre VII, salue ct admire. II salt / e'
/ L., koa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-12

Usnn RICHARD WAGNER was sixty.
four years old OH May 2ad. and the Lon.
don Liedsrkranz gave him u birthday
dinner. Herr Richard made q little
speech, 10 which he said that he. Who
had spent 50 many Of his years in ss-
clssieu. In calm retirement from hustle
and noise, had come forth again into the
great world, and eould hardly ind words
to express his joy at finding such sym
raihy and love. He came forth from
his hermit.liks ~sselusion and entered =
far distant world. only to fnd hsw the
work which he had been doing for HIM
self had preceded him. and had in
tiuenc.d the minds Of people to an e1'
tent 81 which he had never dreamed.
Il was to him a great JOY to dnd that
that which he had created In his secln'
sion had taken root. and fiourishsd, and
lived in III. hearts Of men. There was
ai,srwari presented to the composer. IN
tn. name Of the Lsidsrkranz. . hand
some volume Of copies Of the freseors
81 Michel Angelo. which. the society
had learned. had been greatly admired
by the master during his recent sojourn
in Italy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-12

liz cant sst swsy from ,hsm' Though
Ia. has crossed the briny deep. the sI.
President cannot get away from the re-
porters. IAN agent Of the press" In
London captured General Grant "whil.
making u private visit" and pumped
him in . way which must have made
lively his rec~ollections OF his own dear
native land. He was OF his gusrd. how
.v,r-uot much Was extracted from the
wary man. lie was sufficiently eommu-
NEGATIVE upon csnsralitiss. and especially
was he waru in his expressions Of graft
tujs for his cordial welcome In England;
hut when he was deity led up to the
Russo Turkish war he became ~ dumb
~ a sheep about to Be shsared. In
point Of fact "hs preferred not to say
an, thing" Il is needless TO say that he
intends 10 visit St. Petersburg.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-12
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Ch,rles Mclaughlin has begun an ac-
ton in the District Court Of the Third
Judicial District restraining the Board Of
Commissioners Of the West Side Irrigation
District from exercising any of the powers.
functions or duties prescribed by the Act
under which the West Side District WAS
incorporated. lie alleges In his complaint
that proceedings taken under the authority
u the statute named by the Commissioners
would damage him In the sum Of SiO,o0O.
lie AYERS that lac is advised. and he verify
l~elievs. aud charges. that said Acts OF the
Legislature were and are unconstitutional
anil void that they are rcpugnant To the
Constitution % the United States and to
the Constitution 81 the State Of Cali
fornia.
The Calaveras Ckr.s;.i, says: We saw q
nugyrt Of native gold this week that
weighed one and three fourtbs pounds.
We arc not authorized IN stat~ exactly
where the sAi,pa was found. but II will do
mo harm To say that il MAS taken from q
tunnel claim not q thousand miles from
Nolelumne Hill. And the claim where
the nugget was found-that 10 not the only
a discovered by n mesns-liid lille for
Years, abandoned. The employment Of Q
little moro muscle AMI less gas would UNI
ourstionably lead 30 the development of
the fact that more Of tho abandoned ground
in this vicinity would pay well for work
ing.
Extensive preparations have been made
for celebrating the 9TH Of July at sonora.
Chico. sAn Andr,as. whsailand. Nevada
City, Jackson. Petaluma and Santa Eosa.
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NEVADA ITEMS.

last Saturday an ARRAY occurred near
Eureka In which David Mannheim. . prom
inent merchant Of that town, killed Z
miner named James McSloy. after which
he delivered himself up 10 the Sheriff. Al
Mannheim declined TO make . statement OF
give any details Of the ARRAY until an er'
animation Is Lad before 4 Justice Of the
Peace. no reliable account Of the homicide
was given to the public. IL was generally
believed. however. that McSloy. whose
wages had been garnisheed by Mannheim for
debt. WAS the aggressor. and that the kill
ing was In self-defencc.
At the recent annual meeting OF the Rye
Patch Consolidated Mining Company the
reports showed that the company have nc
liabilities. but have $4,000 In the treasury,
and are crushing ten tons OF ore daily. on
which there Is . profit Of $500 to $i0o
The old settlers around Pyramid Lake
have determined upon apicnic and ball
on the lake shore oil the 4th Of July. Tho
lumber has been purchased. and = fin,
largo dancing hall will be erected.
The hot weather is driving scores Of pco.
pie TO Lake Tahoe. Doc. Benton's stage
goes out loaded down daily.
Roysr's fourth trial for tho murder VI
Sharp, began in Reno yesterday.
Bob Ingersoll will lecture In Carson on
the evening Of tho goth instant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-12
TIE CHISHOLM VAasDr.

1t now appears that the half has not
been heretofore told Of the horror al
,endiay the murder Of Judge Chisholm
and his son and daughter in DsKalb.
Mississippi. The rascslly hounds Who
sho. the Judge and his heroic daughter
did not do the business srt~istically.
Nrithsr Of the two victims we're killed
instantly. and the men Who did the
shooting were not surs that they we're
mortally wounded. But In order u
make their hellish work . success. u
possible. they refused to allow a physi-
clan to visit Judge chisholm and do
what he could to rave him and bis
daughter. A few Of the prominent
Democrats Of Mississippi. good. true,
homes, meu--for there are good. true
and honest men even amsng the DEM
ocra,s Joined together and gave the
physician . p.ss. which this "ehivai-
rous" mob honored. The pass came
too late, however. Judge Chisholin was
practically a dead man when the physi-
clan was. by the courtesy Of the "ehi'-
airy" allowed to see him. His dansh-
t,r's wounds were OF such . serious ma
,urs that no physician could have saved
her. even hal Le been allowed to see
her Immediately after the shooting
souiher I'm ehivalry.'' in this instance.
showed itself. first. in the daughter OF
"A a and child ; second. In
refusing to the man. woman and child
III. services Of = surgeon until Demo-
cratic influence was brought to bear
upon Il. unfortunately too late.
To the Democrats who gave that pass
10 tho surgeon. all honor 10 due. We
would slsdly welcome them to the Re
publican ranks. for they are Republic
cans in spirit. They have some heart.
But the mob who refused . dying man
TIE privilege Of consulting . physician
should DO strung mp TO the irst ''ehiv-
alrous' lamp post in De kalb county.
They ore unfit TO associate with decent
Democrats. They are unfit TO live.
Il, is such s,suts IS this Chisholm
tragedy which are giving strength to the
....o, a.. pr..il.nt Hayer' policy
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The Old B~ase.baiIsr.


The doctors didn't think Mr.. wrightield
could last much longer. Ne was falling
rapidly, and they thought that In . few
days he would pass away quietly and pain
lessly. He was able, on pleasant days, 10
be carried out on the sunny porch. where
he would cit in his armchair, and listen
10 the shouts that came from the distant
baseball grounds. and his eyes would
brighten n he heard the old. familiar
sounds. Sometimes the boys would como
down and talk TO him. after the game va.
over, and Il would make him cheerful and
happy for hours afterward. and he would
chatter about the grand old games they
used 10 have when he was oenterfeld In the
..wopderfuls," and the season he played
behind tho bat for the ''Fcarfuls." and the
,..r n. vss sbort-stop for the "Dresd.
hi. !" and tbe sesson be stood At the SEC
ond bsss for the "Awfuis." But still he
grew no better, and he babbled about the
eli ,imes. and The new rules and bad reg.
Nation. and mourned over the changes,
nj wi.heJ bs vss youue and strong again,
- could NAV inst one gsmo before he
~ s,. sors,s
WI ,ha hovs he.rJ NJ "A. and ma s.t.
.-..'v.srocn ,hsv rant dovn ana I,iJ
uns X. srannJ. "a vail =, ,hsy conla 40 A
~ s.iny ,Ss strits,'. iscs right IN front m
~. in.siiJ'. chair anil tola him thew were
-. -, M, ni.v h.h,nJ ,hs Ia tar
so,hs ~ . ,,,p,is rs..,ica osm. We'll
w ~" H. IA m.n hrsnsd risbs mn .nJ n.
IT, ~. IL ,.La on nj. co.t .itho,gh
n~. an.nah a In, him risht ,hsrs ic.
a.. IA ~on1j ist thr hall 20 10 me pitcber.
rhsn ,hsv cot .tsr,eJ A. i.st. snd Tho
,,,,.h., $50 him an ss.v one. and the
man n ,Ss b., iu,t tiekei n enough 10
msIs an cav foul M n. and dropped n
siah, ;n,o ri, Wr,rh,asld's hanJs. bnt
,hs "ia man Jaw thyonrh n and Got furi.
on. nj when tbs nmnire CALEB. "Out
NV to,I nan N hat " NJ vopidn't have n
NJ, ~ 4, anil vsllel Al tbe niteber A. loud
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-12

a por. Lincoln Nimuy. in Green's
l,urg. Penn. only Is years old. having
been severely disciplined by his father.
veri to /. drag store and purchased i've
ounces Of arsenic. A part Of this be put
into the family coffee. and four members
Of the household who drank OF Il wsre
taken aisrminely III. aud are still in "
prcc.rious condition. The precocious
lad has been locked mp in Jail. TIE
family are known as the Nimmy Vocal
lists. and have given concerts throughout
the country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-12

RIAL estate in Washington il ut a des-
psraie low figure. The elegant mansion
erected by General Howard and subse-
auentiy purchased by Mrs. sehooleraf'.
WAS lately disposed Of for a mere tribe.
The magnificent residence formerly b'-
longing to John Chamberlain went oil
last week for a tribe.
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ARMED To TIKI TEETH.

This IL . very common expression, bat We
think that to embellish and preserve them to .
ripe oil ase Ia decldrdly more appropriate.
rhia cen h. dino By kSepint yourself supplied
With q bottle OF thu. splendid dsntifric-. trs-
grant SOZJDONr. Which will besutify the
t-eth and pr-rerye them IRON the rsyages VI
decay. SJZiDD Mt c~oatalns NO acids or gritty
substance w1ish inDnrc the enomel. but 10
composed u rsr- and antiseptic herbs. which
have o ben fleiai cffcci ~ the whole conom
uf the mouth, y 10 by druggists. myiG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-12

Hrs Majesty. the King Of Gaboon. in
Africa. is no more. Ills son and sue
cessor. King Adauje. must have grown
weary Of waiting for the throne. for the
deceased manarch was 100 years old.
The new ruler uses new brooms, aud
has swept clean away 100 womsn from
his fathers har.m. lie has also liber.
ated 30 slaves. AMI, better than all, he
has abolished human sacrifices ut re-
lieious rites. They will have q good
time in Gsboon so long rs 1t lasts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-12
nRONCHITI~.

~ rom John fiarr. Ksq.. Of Bennington, u. H.
"Three yesrs since ] was very much rsdueed
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron'
chitis. s~tfectins me ~ re, erely ~ TO render II
dificult Ia speak In IN audible voice. To TIL,
va. siied s~vers night swtais. and { was fear
nnl of going into Q decline. Afr recourSe "a
various remedies 10 10 purpose. ! made ure 81
Dr. wirtar's hAlsam of Wild Cherry. . fsv bat
ti.s Of which fully re-iorrd me 10 health
since that time I have hsi several severe 81.
iacks VI cough, but the bsisam has always ~.
moved them. Z always keep 10 by me-, and
should not know how Ia do without T."
Sold b. all drugrists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-12

Tur Rev. Jesse II. Jones, Of North
Arlington. Mass. has peculiar views Of
matrin,ony; and he has announced his
resolution Of not marrying any man un-
der p y. ars Of ase. or any girl undo ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-12
4 CARD.

10 al III are suffering nom the crrurs and
lnd!.ere'ions of youth. nervous weshnsss. early
de Az. los- ~ manhood. ETC.. I will send .
receipt Tat will cure you. Pre- ~ CHANGE
This Kt-.. rviacdy sas discovered BY . n ission.
ar, In roa,h America. Sen . self-addresaed
envelope Ia the REV. JOSEPH T. lNMAN.
Station ID. Bibie House. New York ciiy.
mh3O Gm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-12

How IT AFFECTED IlM.-Ths Detroit
F,s, PS,ss man reports. more In sorrow
than In anger. that the Turkish ambassa-
dor drank . glass Of Mr.. Hayes crab ap-
pie cider. bowed humbly. wiped OF his
chin. pulled down his vest. and hasn't
been near the White House since.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-12

CoLIrSsviLLK. Conn. boasts OF the
meanest man yet. lie sold n COW to a
widow. but before delivery Of the animal
be removed the buttons from the horns.
thus actually saving about six cents.