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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22


Yesterday John Overman' tho original
locator and owner OF the 0vorman mine,
aied nj. testin,ouv In Inc District Court.
49,
a. nc WAS uunuhns Aions o'cr 'no Di'iue'
on his return 10 Gold Hill, NEWS reporter
oyerhauled him, and was soon engaged In
,.,l,,, Nth N. olJ -nionosr ,bo,, IA. nm.
80 -NNs
anu uo"ns VI NV No "s s"'i0u
old fellow. aud II delighted to AK about
the experiences Of early DAYS.
,,w.n $780," ,.iJ n. "a ha .,rr,hI.a
49, 49, =, ,ha nisi5s n. -.
aIons une ao"u 40 - III, 49,
IN me SP''ns " oy.l ~ pnP p..r
IN iuuiAna, - 49, a.. An
70 VI! my .u.. sss.ns ss ,.n..s
road ! met Ios ~ I'M I'LL. Nv ~ =
nno ".te YIN Ts.. -, .5~i.;.. .ss
Coioraao min,s. my ~ -
70 turn afouhu VIZ ~ oeeN Wv, w ~
en- mo. sur Jonh U,erman never AZ
8 back track; II yern sno. me Anotner
road BACK III 90, pu, ns'e, 4 ~ o1sn
the sAmo u i came J cez 70 tnyseit'iI
try Caieriorny. drove my c.I'is mo
with me- Till came DOWN mere 70 ohina'
town. when heard OF the excitement up
here at Mount Davidson iound q tent
or two In Gold Ill., anu a lew men
workin' their claims on HILL In
Virginia. i could have traded my cattle
for an interest in what Is now the Caller
forny mine. but my pard said l would DO
swindled. The rock had nothing In II
pyrites OF iron. and didh want any oi IL.
Down In Gold Hill there was no claims
started out south oithe beicher. 70 suck
up my stakes with . ho'iee making ciAim
to my mine.' -.
Don't yon regret seiiihs your mihc'
the reportrr asked.
well. i reckon not. got S,OVu Tor
II, AMI IL has cost them = damn signt
more continued the venerable pioneer,
with q chuckle. "ier see, j didn't have
nothing but q tunnel run In the side OF .
hill. and i was glad to get that much
money for the thing. don't like mimi
nohow. Two got a farm back In Iowa,
nicely stocked with cows, hogs. horses =
wife and children, all my minin' here
After u goin' to be Tor pertaters.
BY this time overman aud the reporter
hal reached the steep trail by the Imperial,
and tho former stumbled along with DIM
Guilty. This hill IL cussed steep aint III
Yer sec, l am used IN walkin' on HATS; but
many's tho time I've tramped up and
down this hill. 1 remember that In 80
We miners used TO scrape our twcnty-dollar
pieces on a bowlder that used to be round
hore somewhere. Then the emigrants
would see the dust In tho rock and think
this was the richest country IN the world.
I'll never forget that rock II | was to see
u. Guess it's not here no moro. Why,
hl~ss me-. beliove that's IL there lust
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
Caught.

George dormsn and Thomas Tuise' two
runaway boy, from the Orphans Home In
Carson. were arrested in Gold Hill to-day.
A dispatch WAS sent 10 Mr.. Webb, n the
y-oups.tsrs will be taken home this even
ing. They say they are treated reasonably
we'll. and have plenty 10 eat. u are
weary Of the restraint. Young Gorniah
.ays he thinks he has been there long
lie Ia about twelve years old.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

In yesterdays issue II was stated that
the Winfield and Empire State MILLS In
Seven-mile canyon. were 70 commence
crushing Consolidated Virginia ore. They
are 10 be used In the reduction Of Califor-
MIA ore. and the Morgan. which has been
crushing California ore. will to-day clean
up aud then begin the reduction OF Con-
solidated virginiA orc. The reasons ior
the change are the greater facilities LOT
getting the ores named 70 the RESPECTIVE
mills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
RsmAndcd.

Judge Hillysr Of the District Court OF
tho United States for the District OF Ne
vsda yesterday rendered his decision In
the matter Of tho writ Of habeas corpus
sued out before him by Jerry Sloan, Isaac
McManus, William Dean and Charles A.
Newman. tho Maopa murderers. remand.
ing them Into the custody Of the Sheriff OF
Lincoln county, where the offense was
committed. They will be taken hither to-
morrow or next day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
Religion. services r.-msrrsw.

METHODIST Ert-corAL cHrRca, 6otp Hill
There will be- divins .rvice In the Methodist
Kp..cop.l church Tomorrow (sundsyl. at II
A. n. sndT y. NJ, Rev. "a. ". Fitch. ofneistipg.
sunday. school ~ l5o \.
ST. JouS's curncn, Com mlL--rhere viii
he divine services =, ~. John's Church tcmor'
row al n o'eiock A n. and f:5o y. y. Re-. X.
\. Eastman o1aelsting. sarday school nID
IN
NJ. PAuL'. CHunen. vmoisi,.-rhere viii
hs divine service In NJ. Paais Church. Nlrsini.,
10 morrow at n cicl~sk A. ~. Rev. w. ~.
JenveJ. Officiating.
TmrEk vii be divine service Of 0rsee
Church, silver CITY, tomorrow evening al
!D, Rev. W. n Jeav.y one atins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
ssatissary E~sgtseers.

Tho following i. . lis, Of the Officers elect
Of com.tock Lodge No. l. Of the brother
hood Of, Stationary Engineersfor tho ensu-
ing term. commencing the ant Monday IN
Oc,ober and ending on the nnt Aonday IN
Aprii, 1875: william Gambler: Cniei; Il
howard, y. T.: U. johnson. :. e. ~.
psrhius. y. A. T.: james Parker. la. r.,
Al. Cowen, r. A. f.; ID. stewarI ouiae'
n Channell, Chaplain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
Msasaary.

NV YoRK. Sept. ELL a. N.
Currency. ?7991s.
silver. ~ dk4.
Trades, 9jaG9AA.
Gold opened at 3. closed at ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

Dor Huxr.-AbOut 8 O'Clock last even
,,g a .,x.year-old son Of Mr.. Adams. In
virginia City. fall Of = vail and ianas ~.
hs.S fir,t ON . rock. The foree was su'n-
c;snt 10 Ipdent thu skull. causing s.svss
.oand. but the lad 10 not thoash' W W
dangerously injured
Joux II. WILLIAMS yesterday DECIDED 70
,hs SCHOOL Trustees tho lot occupied BY
an. Ims,io.n Flat sc~hool.houss. and mos
shs 10, upon which the central s~shcs';seoss
.,snds. y Wss stated in yesterdays Nkvs'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

MADAM" said an impairment
boardsr TO his landlady, "your butter 10
too s~ristocratic for my Democratic
tasts. Il 10 one Of the cases In which
sweetness 10 preferable to rank
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nan Deard.
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3l5 Jackson. 81
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10 Northern Belle. 10. loA
100 Husscy. 49,
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25sO Hosnet.
$50 Morning Star.
10 ruscsrota. 20
2loO sou'h Navajo. eoc
1860 Grand rrixs west. I %. I 10
1850 Combins alton. q. I IS. 10. I Oo
$50 Msnsneid. sc, toc
his MOODS. I ~. IS
40 New Coco. eor. i5c, SC
100 Golden Chariot,
100 foormsn. &c
iiO Leets. ~. . 90. les
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Its Ju.ti.e. isS. i6S
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10 Savage, N
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Ms CALIFORNIA;. a. 7sh
10 Alta. 90, GU 90. a.. -
20 Alpha, i2's. u
as On. Virginia. s7s.
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COZ Silver nLl.t
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10 Mexican. lOss. Ion
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iss
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80 Hsle n Norer s.s. a..
-yoO Crown Point. q 90. 4 "a, Is
i0 Yellow Jsehst. 81. v. bs
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80 Ksntuek. CA
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so Neg York. s,c. Jc
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100 Andes, Toe
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10 woodvili.. 1e
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ca silver mn. ts.tS
lao Aits. ! .ss. 6's.'k.T.
SO LeviathAn. Dc
100 saeoos. . 20. . 81
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90 Pc,toba. g3c
10 Union Con-. 81. 81.
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20 MAJ moni q Ely. II
toO Poornsn. 40
20 Hmplrs udahol ~
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80 Panther. soe
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LOO Venture. Toe
i.oo Endowment. 3. los. . 10. J -
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loo Morning star
ESQ silver Prize. IN bio
10 Hornet. I. sr
100 New Csc, Sc
10 Leeis. AZ. Q 20. AZ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
Arrival. ms n.rs,.x.

varpey's hand w Bsrry AwPray
J A KinkAd sands Livingston
a fori OP o nips Mi.skifkrstiisk
Wm skyms Hb rrtl-f soiivau
sKKhkia MissN How ard a treui>rius
Geo 5teea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
JOHN ovtRmAH.

The Old Prsspeessr = Comnsusiss-
tive Talker- what Ne Rnews
Abeut ksFiy Days or Washoe-
HIS Views oa Politics aad neli.
xion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

~ ae&ussE n9@
locasisa-Eureka the Most Pres
porous Place ID Nevada Osher
Places DyiuE Out Neshing Len
bat lisps. and Very lLstis Of
That.
Hon. +. L. stern. Most Worthy Grand
Master Of the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows In the State Of Nevada. recently
returned from the eastern part Of the
State. where he Was visiting the lodges oil
the Order OF which he Is the head. Mr..
Storm Is q close observer and formed . very
clear idea Of the places passed through by
him. A NEWS reporter engaged him In
an extended conversation yesterday. and
gained much information concerning the
localities mentioned. The first place OF
interest was Knoxville. In Humboldt
county. This place 10 virtually dead. 90
far Q. business Is concerned. John q. Fall
owns tho whole country and works IL for
his exclusive benefit. winnemuccA h
very quiet. depending almost entirely on
the agricultural interests which are cen.
tered in Paradise Valley. The gransers
nave ou'
rooA :,
For their prodnee' IN r1Aas 'Ahey M
the people were busy harvesting. Austin.
In the Reese River country. is q Of the
stesiiest and about tho solidest place In
S.x.a. There .r, NO idle men, and
M. NJ.
money seeueu " 70 P.ens,u .ra,. t.
NATHAN mine u uoins soo1 "o,,, asrNn
naces turning u eons,uer.oio ou n
Other mines Aio uoins sinos. ~iuAHSS
well. Sani' uouser, to'metIy Svuu
KILLER, ~ one TIME iot.nan W 'uo
Beleher mine' na .ehioiiuet anu -
making money at IL The people
are the most hopeful In the world. Ihey
arc All the time expeetns sreAt tninss. "a
strike IN the n DORADO mine az reeenas ,
reported. and the snuts Piaee sAs "h
win exei'emsn'. Ins nan.,n,
PROMISING FROM eusinsss ',AnIPo,ns
tne place Is uesu' iyoo w 49,.
LOOKS IKE nearly Al ne" m.nns SeHnP',
mine. The future prospects Of the town
are good. Eureka Is. In my opinion
TN, ,r,r row., IN stain.
will no, even e,ccp, tho comstoci.
Thew claim $500 inhabitants. These are
all bu.y. In addition. there are any num-
-, -, ,,,.or. On An. hin. around.
-. - sn.nd thsir
Nno nisA' 49, ~ 4. ar r,r,n rs..on
money In Luien I .ans. !. tsr, !,
OF Us prosperity. Tvs H.,
Dome, anu mo. ssn, Ao.. Tn.
PiAces u.t m,sn, Ss wieInn car,,.ns
EutesA eonsonuAea s.aa, .sSo nsn
rum Tour furnaces anu emP.vys ~. t.
The ilenniona mine = rnn ~, -
naees win ioo men. Inc eos Tsis 80
run these furnaces Is iinuasnse. s's
Item OF eiien'e ior ,n " yca III.
lion i nil,J nm around the works like cord
wood. One train Of cars. carrying eighty
tons Of the bullion, came out the otnet
LAY A.srAsss rom III, W Nv YorI.
wbsr. n h. sold. Eureka has the brightest
future Of any camp in the State. Hamii'
ton Is
noo,
''.p w
The Peopie are hanging ON ny .h'ir ese'
brows. They have nothing there but
ho,s. and yery It'll, of that. All who can
~ - -, w., a. very
~. A"s' "e ". ~ g..
dull place. One furnace !, running, ou.
10 Ia in debt to all is employees. a grea.
many miners are out OF empioymeh'
and the business men are al eo
planning. fiocns Is Is'neI Iu'' rass -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
no. ss.-MEW DEPARTURE.
nuns OLD AND wELLxNowN SALOON
i will hereafter bs iun -
rIRsr.ULAss BIT SALOON.

The troph,tv Res hsd much experiences m
g. sslo = u..ns.s. and progo.s. 70 funish
forperiy sold ~ two BITS he will leep con
stantiy % hand 81 the best brands Of
uisss. Lisssrs. Lager Besr $50
al Ctgau. w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
A RUSSIAN DEYHAr AT BiELA,

CoSsrAsrrsorLr, September ALT IL
reported here that q great battle was
fought to-day ut DielA, lasting from Q In
the morning till Z In the evening. and
that the Russians were completely de-
featcd.
A special from Shumla asserts that the
Russians Lost 1000 killed and 5000 wound
ed In the battle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
Tn. ur... War In the I:..s.

The areas War In the East.
Ioxpos. sont. 2i.-A correspondont
-. -. -, =, Al. h,,,,o NJ pi.vn..
"ho VIM P'''. ~
elegraphing from Dnehares'' oep'emoer
18th, says: Tho Russell oumanian army
b.. abandoned now even tho pretense of
--.,-- ~. 80, .,.,a., p,..,.
prosecuting .ne A''"P'
and fallen hack into tho position occupies
ut the commencement OF the lombard.
u,.,, n, q. -,,nonnced that n tbirJ m.
49, =, a., L.
he~A
perial Guard In fortnight ont i nave
doubt whether another attempt will be
male. and yery much stronger doubt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
~asuhetss's Trial.

PANS. Sept. 22.-At the second trial Of
Gambetta to-day on appeal his counsel
argued that the tribunal which condemned
him was an incompetent court. but the
plea was rejected and confirmed sentence
pronounced at hrst trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22
,,.,.u,rr. lL..e Eve.i.g.

tseisssswv~s Last EvestsS.
Cuaipy Y Peterson hJames
W 4 Ne ick rtrvther 81 rtefn
N Y Wolf Geo " Ford JC 1stes
vHrnsy = asnd LDavls MI uiekox
Miss 4 Niger Mrs AL A'-'onJ hsne-n
a. n Hlntlo JhyatAwt Mr-n WI lAni.
Isaaes Miss J C'ark Miss ]. Webster
a Wilky MAJ sweeney Miss !. ioberts
Ur DouIigard Mr. Y saith Miss y motifs
Dr. Conwell ,
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Den. 0raat In Europe.

LONDON. Sept. a. General Grants
witt to Newcastls-on.Tyn and neighbor.
hood was the occasion Of . demonstration
this morning. Tho General and Mrs.
Grant. accompanied by the Mayor Of New.
castle. General Daleau. Mr.. Fsirchild and
the United States Consul At Newcastle and
others, visited the Exchange and other
places OF interest. There were numerous
banners displayed along the route. and .
large crowd assembled In tho Exchange.
General Grant received an address from
the Chamber Of Commerce and. replying.
thanked tho largo and enthusiastic audi.
enco for his reception. which was highly
gratifying 10 him and tho American
people, who would accept IL ~ Q token
Of Kind friendship between the nations.
Ho could not say the two peoples. for
they we're only one. having . common
destiny which would be brilliant In
proportion to their friendship. He
referred 10 the honorable settlement Of
all differences between England and the
United States. and said they ought not
only To keep peace with each other. bat
with all tho world. and by their example
stop the wars which now devAstats Europe.
Tho speech Was loudly cheercd. The party
then proceeded down the Tyno In . steamer.
which was ssluted with guns from almost
every factory IN the banks, every. avail.
able spot Of which was crowded with PEG.
pie. General Grant stood on tho bridge OF
tho steamer during the greater part OF the
voyage, bowling In response TO rspease'
and Tyncmouth. at both Of which places
the municipal authorities presented me
n,ost cordial addresses. The ceremonies
were Witnessed BY large and enthusiastic
crowds. General Grant made suitable re-
plies, ola similar tenor 70 his sewcastie
spsech. Al Tynrmouth he said Inc had
Al thstdsy ssen 10000 persons leave their
homes and occupations TO manifest friend.
aim 10 America. The ex-President held .
reception At Newcastle In tho evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-22

Crops SWEEPS Away In AIspsnas.
CHATTANOOGA. Sept. 2i.-Ths entire
abundant crops Of cotton. corn and fod'
dsr In the Black Warrior valley. Alabam..
have been swept away By the ritsf's sud
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~ rv.sy,Ains .. tn. LOWEST oA,H
RATES. Give us . call.
my,s m L. 3. poAN q 90.
, 1877-07-09
Der r@irrmarr" in Der Hartei.
Nplttif.

IS lift cine offentunbi9e Gbatiad)e, baB Die
3roBe Wtshrsabl Der serperbslnlBieen Holltlfer
i'll Der republifanllden Yartei burbaus n,d)t
tnperltanoen itno nit Der bon Der iettgcn
4omtnlllratlon eir9efblagenen Yolitif, aber
tie ilno 9eiulst gerlug ltd erlt su Dorieuttrer"
ebe 1le ibrer SppoIttion cine banoarelfltdle
@eftaltung seben. Sie mDd)ten nlht gerre
uaufs Srodne" 9eieet peroet. Sn Soipa,
lpeld)es 10 iiberiutegenb nno 10 ertrem republic
tan,ld lit, baB Die 0rahtsieher Der Eartet fir
lid Aid)tS Su fiirdlten branden, brauben bic
Ielben iid fei1en 3luan9 anfSulegen, ,uuo ite
baben baum aud) III Ger g~eltrtgen Situng Der
Gepnblttanilhen StaatS , Convention lebr
irel BON Der Weber meg 9eiproheu. Die pers
lDbnlihe Yolittf, melte Die Nbminlitration
legen bic liiolihen Staateu ein9eiflaNen bat,
luurbe auf baS Gntlhieoeuite perbammt.
Sin Nntrag, bem Yrdiioeuten su euboliiren,
lpnrbe gar nidt sur %Ibllimmune 9ebraht,
unbem Der Goriisenbe Inn yanber Srbnnne"
erfidrte unb eiu 4ntrae, Die y . b II / d) e
Yoltttf bes Yrdfibeuten 9egen
Die ii blidenS tatensu bitli9en,
nit oreipierte1 81 aoritat pers
NJ e II! SIM nebri9en b%efiiriportete bic
Convention burh einen fat einlttmni9 9es
la6ten SeidluB, bab 90 @entS polle
3ablun9 ii reinenO Dollar 9 d II /.
ietn follen. (Sa8 lift bic mabre
Seoeutuu9 bes Serlanaens, ben v%alten" Gill
b'r.Sollar III y2eQal Eenber" @tlo 81 MAIDEN,
obmobl CT MIR SO Gents mertb Silber ent-
balt), uno iie beihlob einitimnis. baB alIe
s. mperenSseieteaus Stren9 it.
sur IuSflhrung gebraht, IN
e II, rpenr tie iid ntdt auSreid)euo ~eripellen
AZ oUft3uNtoo 1utorNriifuun Nos 9serFnrfS
9%eiitiger @etrdnfe.
Die BRET @aroinals Ynnfte Der Republicans
ihen Bartei, ple ite BON ner experimentation
pnrben, iino alio:
y 6ortiesung bes &riescs sesen Den
Siiben.
p Geridled,teruns bes @sloes, D. /. cine
inter benz 9edmantel beS @eleseS etabltrte
nSalidmiin5erei".
b Strense Nusiiibruns Der belehenoe1
Semperens : @eIebe unb srforberltden gals
Seritarfuns oeri slbeu.
SIS unterlieet teinem j3peifel. bab eine
dbnlibe Ylattform i'll pielen, aber nlht in
allen republifanilcben Staoten aboptlri
luerben uiro, nno Der l3pielpalt spild)en Der
Iominiitration uno Der Yartei fann nltt per'
feblen IN oerlelben einen 9ro6en @irrnarr
a115urlhteu.
Die Semofraten miirben urter ioldlen llnl=
l%tdnben, menn ie ddten bemotrattiden Yrill=
sipten tren bleiben, in ben ndaiten @abler
lelttes Opel baben, ater Die 2batiade, DAT
Die SIbrer Der iiiollten 0empfraten lebr sur
Communication iia neisen, bat III Der gelors.
nib Seranlafuns se9eben, baB and Die
0emotraten niAt bonn Grubel. I'M et9enen
Eager peridont bleiben meroen. Grit nah
Dem 3uiammentreten bes @ongreies tplro
mebr &larbelt in Die gesenmdrtlg Iebr per'
lporrenen polltiiden 3uitdnoe I'M ereS sanoes
folnnlen.
, 1877-07-09
:Sunfcl's Bitter gBine Of 1ron.

Sc lit ME betannt 9e,porben, bab berielbs
uerfehlt babe, Shiudhe au turiren, pelde
Don SDmptonen b~e9leitet mar, mie Mbnet
suna se9en Mnitreuaung, 8erluft bes Sc.
oadtniles,' Shmierigteit beim Mtbmen,
Sh,pdhe, Surht Dor &ranfbeit, Nadt.
fhmel6e, falte Tiibe, Ibnabme Der Sebtraft,
Shlafbelt, Grnattun9 bes R~usfelipRems,
un9ebeurer Ippetit perbunben nit bpspepti.
fhen @~riheinun9en, be,be pdnbe, &otbwer.
ben beS &0rperS, 1rodenheit Der Saut, blafie
@eihtsfarbe uno Nuslhla9 i'm WeIitt; er
rsinigt baS Slut, hebt bic Niidenlhmer,en.
Die ShWere Der N~uaenlioer, bas b6ufiae
Grideiuen ihparser Sleden Dor cen Mu9en
rebft ueberfieben Der Mu9en uub Nerlieren
Der Sebtrait, Wansel an Iufmertiamieit etc.
Nur pertautt in 81 Glaihen. 4auft ben
ed)ten. Depot unb Offce, 259 Noro Jteunte
Strabe, philadelphia. !&ath tpirb unent.
geltlih erthellt. 6ra9t nab &unfels Bitter
Wine Of Sron nnS nebmt tein anoeres "a.
britat. Gtt miro oerlelbe nur in 81 Tla.
f6eu p~ertauft.
Weroenidmate! NcrtenIdhpddei
Shipdhe, Gin nieoersebridter, reisbarer
Geihts5ulano. Elm lAwahes, neru0ieS,
UioeS gefibl, feline Gn9erie ODER 2ebenbi8.
lett, oerwirrter &opf, idmades @eodHtnib,
Die 6ol9en pom Iuslhwetfungen uno 9eiti'
ger ueberarbeit. Dieie yierpenidmdhe fin.
bet cine %anssefihnete 3eiluns burt g. s.
Shutters BITTER Wine Of Sron. CT ftdrtt
eas Spiteni. %seritreut bic seiitise @ebriidt.
belt uno unluft unb u~eriiiugt bas ganae
Spitem. '2Dlrb nur in 81 Slaften p~erfauft.
Haufi ben edten. Biro pom alien Ipotbe.
fern uertquit. Brast nad g. s. 4untels
Bitter Wine Of Srou unb nehmt feiuen auoe.
rem. GAt MIR ~pertauft in 81 6laihen ODER
6 6laiden fir So. Nles, nm tpas i'd bite,
1T ein Werind5 oisier wertbpolen Mebicin.
Sle wlro ben 3peiielllhtisiten BON ibrey
@ite iibsrseu9en.
etets .betlenner INurm , eDrup.
6. s. &untepS Wurm.S prup' periagt ME,
Nabel., Sis. n Wiasenmirmer gu pertrei.
ben. Or. 3untel 1T Der eiNSlse eriolgreide
Ir;t, Der ben Sanowurm in slpsi Stun.
ben lebenb uebit benz aOpi pertrelbt unb feline
Stsuhlnng oerlanst, bis Der &opf absegan.
gen 1T. Die 9eiMnoe Wernuuft lebrt, bae
ole auoeren @lirmer leidt 3erlt0rt iper.
ben f6nIleu, Wenn man ben 8auo . Wurm
UertreIben fam. Shidt mad eu,em Sir.
cular Su Or. Suutel, 259 Norb yieunte
CITRATE, philadelphia, pa, ooer fra9t eueren
appetizer uah elner Slaite uDn Runters
Wrrms Sgrup. VreiS 81 Die Tlaide. Us
beilt itetS. &ann BON &Inoern uno Gr,pad).
ienen NIT polItanolser Siherbeit senommen
Deroen.