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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29

"wErL. Jim." said one sohoolboy "a
another, rs they met at the noon rscesa.
"hsw do you like the new houssf''
Like nothing" contsmpiuously re.
piled the other. There's seven boys
in the block oil bigger than me. and no,
one can | boss; the telegraph pole bs.
fore the door Is all full OF splinters. and
it's worth q fellows life. let alone ths
legs OF his trousers, to try and climb up
il; the grocer's store round the corner
has got q big dog and wire netting over
the apples and things. and altogether
it's a regular old cave Of gloom, like
what Beecher talks about"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29
RspRCIAL ATTENTION HRS

Notice the "star Remedies" lDr. Van
Dykes "AniLbliious Cur" 10 preferred TO ell
other dyspeptic medicines. First. 10 dses not
erips. second, 70 does not nauseats. Third.
II Il plrasant 20 taste and smell.
"Trout OIL Ointmsnt" u prepared nom LAfs
Tshcs Trout, and II The beet Liniment In ths
world for Khsnmstism. Neuralgia and bpfsins.
90 10 your druggist. get . sample ootus o.
bottle /; Anii.bliious Cure. one dollar. >auis iy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29
Earthquake sheek.

A shock Of earthquake WAS felt ON the
Com.tock at about fifteen minutes 10 )
o'clock this morning. In Gold Hill three
distinct shocks were perceived. while IN
Virginia City only two were noted. The
first one Was quite heavy and shook up the
crockeryware at a lively rate.s IL was re-
marked that ON A and u streets the shock
Was heavier than In the eastern portion OF
Virginia City. The vibration In Gold Hill
seemed 10 be from north 10 south. while In
Virginia Il wa. plainly from east IN west.
A great many people were badly frightened.
aud quite q number 90 figures, resembling
Father McGrath's ghosts, might have been
seen ON the street in front Of the various
lodging houses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29
A PINE THiNG EoR THR TEETH

Fragrant sosoD0sr iss comp 'sitlon Of
the pursst and choicest ingredients Of ths
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Rvery inersdl.nl
10 well Known 10 have Q beneficial effect on The
teeth and gums. lts ernbslming OF antissptte
property and aromatic fnsrsncs mskes 10 Z
toilet luxury. sOZOD mt removes sl disc
greeabls adors from the br ath caused By ca
tarrh. bad teeth, etc. II 10 entir,ly fro from
the iniurious and aerid properties OF tooth
pasles and powders. which destroy The enamel.
One bottle lasts six months.
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srocG aErosr.

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LAST rSrsiss.
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345 savage, T.,T.
ass Con. Virginia. a., - Is
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$40 Hale 4 Norrass, IL.
eO Crown Point, 4 c5, a.
40 yellow Jacket. ~, ~
ifo imperial. /. ssc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29

BuRLrSoroS Haeksys: There are two
men in the United States who can lay
their hands on their hearts and say they
have read Stanley Matthew'S speech.
One Of them is Stanley Matthews, and
the other is tho lopg-suffering proof.
reader.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29
vnoM A DisrINGUIsnED JURIsr,

81 have tried the PERUVIAN srRrr and the
result fIIly rustains your prediction. II has
nsis : new man OF me INFUSED Into my sys-
ten new vigor and enemy. ] Am no longer
trrInuIoas and debilitairl ~ when Jon last
saw me. but stronger. L~e-r:ier, and with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. uian
aiany lime during the last nvs years." sold
By al druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29

Sax was . Massachusetts, woman, and
she had beon 10 the Museum In Boston
to 10 the performance Of "Evangs.
line" Returning home In the an she
made one criticism. and Il was an intel.
ligent one. IL was: ~ think that heller
ought 10 be repaired"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29

When you see q woman standing on
a kitchen chair, looking at q ragged hole
In the plastsring. while sho holds q
hammer in her right hand. her left
thumb In her mouth. thsis IL your
chance for q candid opinion about the
nail works. burlington Wdieksye.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29

DASornors ruS. As the train from Carson
wa. crossing tho Crown Point bridge yes
,eriay evening. some person throw q stone
from the canyon below. breaking one Of
the coach windows. The missile came
near striking Mrs.. Emma ellis Smith.
who WAS coming 10 Gold Hill. The party
or parties engaged In such malicious mis-
chief should be arrested. and undoubt-
edly would 10 II caught In the act.
scuooL ApJoprSED.-for the next two
weeks. OF until further notice. tho public
school At American Flat will DO closed on
account Of the prevailing iekness diph-
iberia. We announces this ON the anthor-
Ity Of the Board VI school Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29

"wnir." asked n youth timidly Of an
eminent philologist, "what sir. Is the
meaning OF this phrase. mod,s oper.
andi," and the great linauist, whose
mind was saturated with the literature
Of ancient Greece aud Rome. replied.
at is Latin for How the old thing
works."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29

WARS THE Usx?-A littls Athol boy,
guilty OF some misconduct, upon being
asked why he could be 90 naughty. rs.
piled that he thought he was not doing
anything wrong. That's no excuse"
said his mother; 'thinking doesn't
mend the matter" "wsll. mamma"
said he, "what'a the use Of having a
thinker. II you can't think?"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29
rnR PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roa't OF beef uneIcelied In storr,
county, 20 to Thomas Hsfron's Rating Stand.
10 the Palace Saloon. No. 7 North o vtreef.
Virginia Oity. Prsh oysters nj al hour In
svefy styls. borty miners always on hand d
night. For tas'y, home style OF cooking. and
the best and fresl est OF all that the markets
aford. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try n. apl3 N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29
4 GARD.

To sll ~ho are sufLniug irorn the errors and
indiscrs,ions 81 youth. nervous weakness. tariy
de. ay, loss VI msnhoci. etc. ! will send .
receipt that will cure Won, PAX Ov cHAnoR.
rhis great rrmrdy vas discovered BY D ission.
arg IN South America. Send = self.addressed
envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. NNAN.
station d, Bible House. New York City.
mh.O Cm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29
you HAVE 10 EXCUSE.

Havs you any sxcuss for suffering viii Dye
pspsls OF Live: Complaint 10 thes any rss-
son wny you should 20 on from day 70 day
complaining with Sour stomach. SICK Heed.
heart. heartburn. wat~r.brsh. gnavfng and
burnirt. pains at the PIT " the s'omach. yei.
low skis, coated tongue and dlssgressble taste
In tho mouth. coming up Of food after eatins.
low spirits, ptcf MOI 10 10 po.iti,ely vour
fsuit n you do. 90 10 your Druggist and
get q bOttlc q Greene August Flovsr for 70
cents and Jour cute 10 certain: bat II you doubt
this. get . sau pie hottie for 10 cetts and try u.
Two dorcs will relieve you. 1e2l On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29

THK Fort Valley INirrsr assumes al
the responsibility for this item /; "a
Hardshell Baptist minister remarked
while preaching ct Union church last
Sunday that he hoped when the Hstho-
dists got religion again they would
homestead on IT,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29
q. II. GALL.uP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of cslfor'
nis. 0oid I'LL, keeps constantly ON hand ~
~fAynritc brands of isnpoIird Cigar. ohoice bii
cigars. eli n de OF chewing tobacco. meef.
schsum pipes, mute, candies. 1ns culery. and
TOYS and hley goods Of all kinds. apps n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29

"CAS'r You give my son q prize o.
the elhibtioni" asked . mother Of tbs
isashsr. ''No, madam. Your son viii
stand no chance. He ~obstinatsly per
sis,s In idlensss. "Oh." exclaimed the
fond mother, 'If that's 20. you can
give him a prize for perseverance,. you
know"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29
0rant ~ the Hoo
Shakespeare.

LoSpes. Sept. ga banquet was given
Ia honor Of General Grant by the Mayor
and corporation Of Sheffield last night
The proceedings were very enthusiastic.
General Grant arrived Of strstford-on'
Avon to-day. aud met with q brilliant re-
ception. Ills visit wa made the occasion
Of q festival. In which the town took part,
The stars and stripes were displayed from
tho Town Hall and the Mayor residence,
The members Of the corporation received
tho General and Mrs. Grant. who were
accompanied by General Badeau. Ut the
railway station, and escorted them "a
Shakspcarc's birthplace. Thence the
party proceeded ~ the museum.
the church. Annie Hathaway's cottage
and other places Of interest. The dis.
tinguishej visitors were subsequently en-.
tcrtained at Q public lunch In the Town
Hall. A toast to tho health of General
Grant was proposed and drank with
cheers, and he was presented with . very
cordial address inclosed In . casket mado
from the wood Of . mulberry tree planted
by Shakespeare. The General. replying
to tho toast, spoke most heartily Of the
welcome given him. He declared IL would
have been impossible for him 10 leave
England without visiting tho birthplace
and homo Of Shakespeare. He pointed 10
numerous American shakespsrian socie-
ties an proof Of the honor paid the poet In
tho United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29
Asassary.

NEw YoRk. sept. ell A. N.
Currency. 97S@9s.
Trades. Y5h @96a.
silver. A. ga.
Gold opened at ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29
mLD. \ COUGns.

Sudden change, Of climate are sources Of
Pulmonary AMI bronchial Affections. Taks o.
once Browns bronchial Trches. ie. the Cold.
Cough OF Irritation Of the Throat be ever %
slight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29

fury. va not % severe y the drought Of
this year, and for three months no watsr
has run over the Croton dam into tho
Hudson river.
4 Gesd Move.
NEW Yonx. Sept. 2o.--rhs Republican
merchants and bankers propose 70 call .
MAJ meeting TO make what Ia termed 4
public dissvowkl Of the State Conventions
attack on the administration OF President
Hayes and Its Republican supporters.
Arer Msxican Horse TnIsves.
NEw 0RLEASs, Sept. ga Galveston
special says Lieut.. Balls. with b hum
dred men, has crossed into Mexico near
sara Gossa In pursuit Of horse thieves.
No particulars have been received.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29
Senator Conkl'ng's Actions
Criticised.
PROMINENT NEW YORK REPUB.
llcAns WILL ENDORSE
HAYES.
SENATOR ooNovsR WILL
SUPPORT the ADMIN
IsTRATIoN.
Pursuing Horse Thieves Into
Mexico.
MoRE TROUBLE WITH THE
NEE PERoEs IsDiANs.
terrctAL DfsPArcHrs TO THr ooLD HILL
DA 1T NKws.l
Thu ronu,i~.ss. N uuhIts Rufld.
MoRE TROUBLE WITH THE
NEE PERoEs ispIANs.
tsrrctAL DrsrArcHrs TO rHr oolp Hnl
DA II NEws.l
Tho Cenmississ on Public Buiid.
tnrs.

oALf Nk~'''
-
Tho Conmissis. ON publtc Build.
s.r-L
w,... O.. 40 ,u. c.l,,.,
"A'hSoros' osP'' so.-A' 'ho eAoiuo
meeting to-day Colonel Thomas l.. Casey,
| Architect Hin and Superyisiny Architoc,
c,.., 80
eA ""o aPpoih'0uA
anime the public buildings Ia this city 10
ascertain whether they arc fire proof.
Altar .a,orrpu.nt NJ Tia C.bipst tbs
~ "-
President addressed the following ieter
10 the gentlemen named:
"0entlemen. You are hereby sppoint.
| ed 4 commission 10 consider and report
| upon the condition OF all public buildings
In washington, Including those In process
Of construction or repair. fou are IN
sTueea 70 proceca u,S .sosonaS
EXAMINATION Of ali said buildings, and 10
report as follows; First-Tho condition
OF each Of said buildings a. to security
agi,h rfe, h. anu w m.n IT, ony.idsroa Az.
nrooi. Second-Wbat. II ANYTHING, can
be done without further legislation to In
sure greater security against loss or dam
ago by hre. Third-Whst aciioh ny con,
gIess, any, snouIu pe reS1i n nsan
WIN We" W. p,so1 .no PdU nn.r ~ ~.
nov "a .h' oa'su.ns' S.n r. W.
sIue,'nn " nno ro,, IT,, @ -
sn. s.lu ou.Iu.hss, y. any !, ,,'.,r aon,on,.
aAnse,ea' .ne ~ 49, W aom. III d.n'
Anu Nhs' can ~ uouo ~ anmusi.-
geI. anu IN .nhs .hn,sa., o.s .n.ni,.
s.On a ~ .aa ~ "a. =no,,io, ~ s.id briid.
iIoh s"o uso n,h,;a ,a..e. No
Ihss y, oisnsn.so' PrI,,S W. ~
ae .h",iS 10 ,naaa t,r ~ crs.
.i,ioh' sny Y - "
ouy anu saiety VI nIrs nv ihsoA~s
hse. Sihth-ouoh We've anu issohnN,
htiohs ~ MAJ occur pouch'hs 'ne H'ne'Ai
supJee1.
Political Notes.
CHICAGO Sept. 2s'-A speciai from
Warrington 70 he I'''"". says PERSONS
eiaimins know'eas' say 'na' W. oon
hngs pan !" uenA"' .. .n'
uoh " = eohuihoh VI hS upp0'' 'h'
dismissal OF I'Ats' a""o,'"
mat OWING W .onAas a. WV
rochester eonyehnoh. .nc y,
Coula imnJ,y u ,hron,hon, N.w
yonkNns api%S "o'"' WV"
W. MN" son, oo-A w..hi,c,on
.,..,., ..ys ,hst m IL remarked thst NC.
dormIet II 10 Lo appointrd Collector at
Nsw yorL
w. nL,o .i.rl. xiii Si,her IN bome M
,~a',S,s,. 49,. ~. ,hs T.I,imoro q Ohio
s"Hrn.s 81 con,r,ha,o moncv Tor cam.
a. Ssh AnJi,.r WcGrev
p..sn pa'po,,, saiia,,;n. ana i, worIi
u as., ~ I'M, ,ha nsnvia,an. ~ ,hs
s sscn .1 ~. n.ah,ii,Ins coi,,.c,ins
ass,, 800, .,n,r. nonIi,iesi nrr,,nscs
Ts. rsn,,i,csn nrsntion ~ .Jrf,rson
.orn,v N v I'm .sssion nj Waiertown 10.
day. passed resolutions strongly indorsing
Hayes policy amonS tiein tho feso'nuoh
ou'". "'
'n ~ y" "' ~
OMAHA Sept. 2s.-The Killing Of the
Union Pacihc NJ pnnaIo' hAnsa''
has been known hero since wednesday
but was kept quiet ht the request OF the
Union Pacific officials. Tho clue which
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Arr,v.,. s,.,s mss.,sx

- walker TF Waller CE llsrt~eli
J Hoev rxlsy III Miller
n Wallace . W " Davis TO-bourne
q Hoover J Merrtt RQuinn
Mrs Datum Master Iizld sia Mi.sM, anWatt
M. = kiLsman Jas MeNorton Nj = v Boston
Nis- N Bo.ssu Miss Mctirogor Mrs Nc DN,bAld
W N Hall Mis- n smith BishOpw taker
J Meuregor SAllesanas Miss n hoss
Jas Manson
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29
Trv sIruArIoN IN puLoAlIA.

LoSpoS. September 2s.-A correspond
ent at bucharest writes A day or two Of
rain has made the roads almost impossible
Tho mud il ankle deep. Tho horses have
eaten almost all the forage. and hay 10 very
scarce at any price. Communication {,
daily becoming moro difficult. The Rus
sian staff officers In front Of Plovna ex'
press the utmost confidence that the place
will fall into their hands. There Ii IN
abundance Of wheat and barley In Dul.
garia and q largo crop Of Indian corn, and
II the Russians can surmount the dill
cultics Of obtaining fuel they can winter
In Bulgaria very comfortably.
Fever Ia prevalent In the Czarowitz'I
army. aud dysentery las increased with
the bad weather. The spirits Of tho troops
however. arc unchanged.
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departure. I...i E.~atas.

J W Mahaol JLyon- J y Sehleden
N Cohen Nh vsrklnaoa , Alcstrax
Tw nealy PA lambert Jas subfa
Jss Farg Jahu hAs Dlck Bfo~u
! WCossy John Rogers John Bum
Mr. N Nanwatt Master bsiLwin Sfr. isoi.ot Aiau
Miss " Rely Mrs Turner NJ q H.ly.r Awf
Miss A Casey q whitman kili.tone q WI
John Giliis Mrs bruce W Nichols
Mis- brunstt Mr. yAs Andrews
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Note. OF The capital.

WASHINGTON, September 49, National
bank notes issued the present month,
$3.50, $40, and eighty per cent. thereof In
greenbacks will DO destroyed. leaving the
outstanding legal tenders sJ5C.9ii.oT7.
The President and Secretary OF the In.
terror have decided to dismiss the. charges
against Governor Axtell Of New Mcxicb as
Vague and unsupported by proof.
The Cabinet to-day considered the char
actor Of the Presidents message. which
will be short, consisting mainly Of reasons
for calling tho extra session Of Congress
and reference TO required special appro-
~priations.
Assistant Secretary Mccormick has con.
cludcd TO comply with the earnest request
Of tho President aud Secretary sherman.
and remain In the Treasury Department
through tho extra session, but will retire
before the regular session begins.
United States Consul Colby at Chin
Kiang. has telegraphed his resignation. at
the request Of tho State Department.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29
EUROPE.
Closing Of the Russian
Campaign.
WINTER AND DISEASE STOPPING
MILITARY OPERATIONS.
Runors and Counter Rumors Of
Victory and Defeat.
General Grant Visits the
Home of Shakespeare.
lsrrcrAL DrsrArcu TO rHs GOLD Hru
DAILr NEws.l
lsrrcilL DisrArcu TO \ GoLp HiiL
DAILY NKws.l
Iha areai Mar in ono =.

The areas Wal In she knsts
PARIS, Sept. 2s.-The Memorial Dipis.
n~aiigHs asserts that tho Sultan will send
Prince Hassan 10 London ct the end Of
October TO give the British Government
IN intimstion Of the conditions on which
he would agree TO peace.
CoSsrASrrSoPLE. Sept. 2s.-Snow has
been falling In Chipka Pass since Monday.
and II Is now ten csntimeiers doop at tho
foot Of the Balkans.
LONDON. Sept. pa Berlin CORE
spondent states that . party Of military
surgeohA. on special leave. departed yes
terday for tho Russian headquarters.
They belong 10 some Of the best regiments
In the German army.
A correspondent ut Shumla says the re-
cent doubtful report from Constantinoplo
Of . great defeat Of tho Russians on Tues
day by Osman Pasha, with . loss Of 1000
men, arose out Of q mistake 81 dates. The
dispatch received In Constantinople. on
which the news WAS based, referred to the
attack Of September 18th. but had been
delayed . week In transmission. and. com.
Ing without date. was supposed by the
Turks In Constantinople 10 refer W . new
affair.
Arouir Pasha, who has been acting a.
commander for Mshemet Ali during the
%lattsr's absence from Shumla, has gone 10
Constantinople.
A Vienna dispatch says: A telegram
from Shumla leads 10 the belief that the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29

CHICAGO. Sept. pa telegram from
Benton says tho Neg Perces attacked the
rifle pits at Cow Island at sundown on the
2sd. instant. making severe charges and
lighting until ten tho next morning. when
they left. probably for Milk River. Sun
day night they burned the freight pile con-
tanning 30 ton Of government. and 20
IONS Of private freight. Citizens Weimar
and Walker werc wounded seriously In the
fight. II In believed that the hostilcs are
making their way to the british rosscss-
ions.
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rho DreaEht B. New YorL.

NEW YoRK. Sept. %. - Commissioner
Campbell issues . warning TO the public
Of the necessity for strict economy 10 the
use Of Croton water. The drought Of last
year, the severest known for Lalf q Gen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-29
BANNER BROTHERS.
Corner Of ..4 r.,,s- streets.
VIRGINIA CITY.
SELLING
N CLOTHING
Gents Furnishing Goods
oHrArrs THAN ANT HOUSE IN rars
Gents Furnishing Goods
sARaAimsI BARGAINS

$50 DRESS SUITS fsr.-...---.sss ~
$40 DRESS sUIrs--.--.-.---.eso %
s5s DIAGONAL SUITS -----..sss 90
$50 CASHMERE SUITS .----.sis 90
sao CAssiNRRR SUITS ...---.sl3 90
sio DRRss PANTS -..------.ss 90
~ CASHMERE PANTS %
Is CAssIMRRE Pants ~
~ DRESS vRsrs----.-.----.ssO 90
- CASHMERE vIsrs.........sa 50
WHITE sHiRrs..---...-......si 50
oOrTON SOCKS ~ ds.ss..--..,s e,.
Hats, franks, valses,
Boots, Shoes, Etc..
At PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
Remsmhsr the Larsest Assortment and the
0ssaiest BarHsins In FINE CLOTHING cen
so,, b. had aiths fmneuss Emporium Of
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner Or Q and Tayies streets.
VIRGINIA. NEVADA.
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FEvrRs are common on the Conistoc'
present.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-02-01
u.aea;nu from AGED Cows.

Some surprise is occasionally caused by ex-
perienced breeders giving what seem large
sums for old COWS whose period of usefulness
to all appearance has ended. Light is thrown
on The profitableness of these transactions by
a letter Just addressed to the Liue Stock Rec
ord by Mr.. Wesley Warnock, one of the best
known of living breeders He gives his ex-
perience ofpurchasing and breeding from aged
cows thus:
Easter Day, vol, It'll p. 315, purchased by
7. j, Megibben and myself from DR.. j. j.
Taylor, near Lexington, KY, at nine years
old. We gave $3.50 for her. She was in calf to
Airdre Duke 5000, and produced, red COW
calf March 6, 1869. The name of descend
ants and purchasers are as follows:
Airdrie Belle, vol. 9th, p. 400, George M.
Bedford, 81 700; Airdrie Belle I'd, W. E.
Smms, 5000; Airdrie Belle Sd. 1910. Rosette
vol. 18th, p. 1,066, John Nichols, Illinois,
$3.50; Cambridge Rose, joint Nichols, Illinois,
$500; Cambridge Rose, I'd. John B. Taylor,
Ontario, Canada, $1,000; Cambridge Rose
4th. Richard Gibson, Ontario, Canada, $3.50
Master Maynard, Corbin & Patterson, 800;
Admiral, S. Moore, Ohio, 1910; Prince Alfred,
twipned with Cambridge Rose 4th, $50, Mr..
Larkin, Alabama; being $3.50 over and
above the first cost, Master Maynard being
resold in short time to Cyrus Jones of San
Jose, CAL, for an advance of $1,000, this in
Guided, making So, 500 In five years and nine
months, from the time of the first purchase
of the old COW Easter Day. She descended
from imp, Rose of Sharon through Flora,
sister to Thames, from which all Mr.. Renick's
Rose of Sharons descended.
Also. l give another case Of profitable
purchase in Miss Stonewall Jackson, volume
Z, page 479, A. Ell. 3. We also purchased
her and red cow-calf Rose Jackson at $780,
-, Al ,pf1, ~
ing as from Easter Day, we sold the whole
family for $6,4SS.
Profit on the two COWS above cost, $13.47(
for food, interest and care: we were not sc
successful with any other family, but very
nearly so with Hope, by Sir William Wallace
second, a descendent of imp. Josephine, by
Norfolk (2377.) See volume Z, page 1863.