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The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08
JAP4NESE PROGRESS.


There is something absolutely marvel
Ou in the progress Japan has made in
the arts of western civilization during
ebrief period that has elapsed siace
she seriously adopted the idea of "going
to school" in Europe and America.
Japan now boasts an " influential press,
printed with type and on paper OF ma
tive manufacture. She has railways,
telegraphs, lighthouses, codiied laws,
and, better than all, an excellent public
school system. 1t is now some three
years since the post-ofiice, with a regular
and welI-administered postal service, was
introduced, postal cards soon followed,
and the economy which characterizes
government institutions in Japanis illus
trated by the fact that the cards are fur
nished to the people at one-twelfth the
price of ours. But while cultivating
assiduously the arts of peace, this pro-
gressive and eager people do not ignore
the necessity OF being prepared for war.
Navy yards, ri1ed cannon. improved
arms and even military schools have
been introduced. The earnest and down
right sincerity with which this suddenly
awakened race endeavor to avail them
selves of the very best instruction attain
able sometimes manifests itself in quaint
and curious ways. Prior to the Franco
German war nearly all the drill-masters
ond ,,oiIitorv irsf ruCtore on, Y,lOvad ,-aro
Frenchmen. But when France was ter
ribly beaten by Germany after war OF
a few weeks, the japanese government,
reasoning in literal minded manner
upon the event, drew a very matter-of
fact inference, in accordance with which
all the French officers in its employment
were discharged and their places supplied
by Germans. As race. the japanese
evince a superiority to the Chinese.
Their skill and ability are not merely
initiative, but in many instances they
have invented Improvements of their
own upon things borrowed from the " civ
ilized nations" Another feature which
distinguished them from their conti-
mental neighbors is the entire absence OF
that silly conceit and stupid complacency
which make the Chinese look upon all
foreigners as barbarians from whom they
| can learn nothing. 1t is this difference
that accounts for the amazing and almost
miraculous progress which the former
| have made in 50 short a time. The best
seminaries of Europe and America have
japanese students, who are zealously
struggling to acquire all that western
civilization can impart, while at home
an irresponsible and mysterious despotism
has given place, without any great con.
vulsion, to something closely resembling
a constitutional government. It viii be
a long time before we shall see any such
effort to inaugurate radical changes in
the Chinese empire.---Sa1 Francisco
Chronicle.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08
Root Croj,s.

The American Farmer says, notwith-
standing our people possess treasure in
their Indian corn, there is room and ne
cessity in their system of culture for
roots; and we predict the time is not far
distant when their production will be-
come almost as general as that of corn it.
self. We have long held and often said
that no farmer is even now doing Justice
to himself, or his duty to the mute
beasts committed to his care, who neg
lects to grow at least a moderate supply
of some kind of roots. The quantity that
can be raised to make amends for any
deficiency in their nutritive properties
and their health-giving and health-main-
tanning influence should determine their
production. Whatever kinds are cult
waited they can only be grown by deep
cultivation and thorough manuring.
With these prerequisites, any variety
may be, in ordinary seasons, counted
upon as certain of giving good yields as
most of our crops.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08
Strange Flight of Birds.

The fires in the forests of the Adiron-
dack region have not only caused distress
to men and animals, but myriaGs of birds
have been deprived of their young and
put to fight by the ravages of the flames.
Steamers and sailing vessels upen Long
Island sound nearly all report the ad-
vent of birds in swarms upon their rig
ging and decks on the night of Tuesday
and Wednesday last, which, after shadow
ing them like clouds, either alighted on
the former, or, helples from exhaustion,
dropped on the latter, unable to move
In this condition the meek-eyed blue
birds, the bsauteous blue jays, the gor-
geous golden orioles, the silver toned
bullfnches, and the creamy doves were
picked up by the crew and passengers,
with view of retaining them as pets !;
while Others of the more humble hue,
including partridges, quails, blackbirds,
robins, larks and woodpeckers, were
gathered as cOmponents of future pot
pies Those :of smaller size, as wrens,
cat-birds, etc, were left neglected to re-
cover their strength and depart. There
were no large birds. Their strength of
wing carried them probably in their
flight over Long Island to the ocean,
where they may have at last sunk
wearied to the waves. 1t Is singular
that the birds, not content with being
entirely beyond tie district of the coun-
Try where fires existed. should have
rushed to tar-off regions in a frenzy of
alarm, and not have stopped until their
wings lost the power of locomOtion.
They fell down smoke-stacks of steamers;
into the chimneys of lamps, and ex
tiuguished the lights; struck the heads
and shoulders OF those promenading the
decks. and became at last so numerous
that they were swept with brooms
against the sides, and often into the
water. The Southwest Ledge lightship.
of St1atford, Conn, was likewise extern
sively visited. The crew, after sweeping
a number away, concluded to count the
rest, and found eight hundred and fifty;
The rowboat connected with the vessel
had three hundred upon its flooring.
The Glaucus, running between this city
and Boston, and the Boliver, running TO
New London, especially report an ex-
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Nerves tI,at OuIver.

Heads that ache, stOmachs that intict dys
peptic torments, muscles and joints racked
with the rheumatism, are infallibly restored
70 health by the celebrated elixir, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, medicine prescribed by
physicians; possessing infinite purity, and
which no one takes in vain who is afflicted
with any of the numerous complaints TO
which it is adapted Ii frequently happens
that so-called remedies FAM 10 produce
permanent effect. This is because they are
merely palliatives, and therefore do not re-
move the cause Of the maladies, whose symp-
toms they after a time cease to amelliorate.
This is notably the case with opiates anil
sedative drugs. 1t is not so, however, with
Hostetter's Bitters, which are a searching
specific that conquers the disease as well as
banishes its iHdicjG.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08

1T is rumored that Richard Grant
White can't spell. He himself says:
=" have not the highest respect for spell
ing; / don't take it 20 heart. To be
sure, uniformity of practice in this re-
spect is desirable, but lack of strict con-
formity to the received orthogrsphy of
the time is not matter of such grave
Importance that an occasional lapse from
it should fill any one with shame or be
made the occasion of ridicule."
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08
A FINE DISPLAY OF BALL LrsBT-
MING.

A very fine display of ball lightning
was witnessed at Vence, in the southeast
OF France, en- the night of March 21-22
by u. Ed. Blanc, of (which an interesting
detailed account has just appeared. To.
ward midnight there was observed aboD,
eleven miles northeast of Vence a larca
black thunder cloud in state of ex.
treme agitation, and continually RAISING
and lowering its position. At the upper
part of this cloud three or four balls Of
IRE issued every two minutes, as if from
the invisible centre of the cloud, diyery.
ing in all direotions, and after running a
course from six to eight degrees, broke
filently with efulgent brightness. Their
apparent diameter, as seen at a distance
Of eleven miles, was about a degree.
They were mostly of reddish color. q
few, however, being of yellowish tinge.
but all of them assumed white color in
ie act of burst ing. Their courte, which
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08
WILH0Fr's ToNIc is not a panac,

WmHOFT's Tonic is not a Panacea-is
not cure for everything, but is cathOlieon
for malarious diseases, and day by day adds
fresh laurels 10 its crown of glorious success
Engorged Livers and Spleens, along the shsd Y
banks of our lakes and rivers, are restored TO
their healthy and normal secretiOns. Health
and vlgOr follow It's use, and Chills have taken
their departure fron every household where
Wilhoft's ADti-Periodic is kept and taken
Don't fail TO try it. G. X. FINLAY & Co.
PrOprietOrs, New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08

"EFfB-- SEtR ra-onilF one guality-lne Best
IL Ke-p's Patent Partly ma 4e DRESS snhtt ii l.,
Can be finished a. easy a. hemmihb
The VERY best siX Tor S7-Oo-
Keeps Custom shirts-made 20 measure,
The very iest. for sD.DH. ,.-,,--
A. eiega nt SET OF genuine Old-plate Collar aud
sleeve buttons gwen with e.ch y dOz Keeps shlrts
Kesni. si,irts are delivered FREE receipt of pric
In anv part OF the nionno eN press charges 70 pay
Samples with fuli directions for self measurtment
sti ,Fsrs.. =, ~ address No-tamp rfquired.
Deal direct ly with the Manuftcturer aud get Botton
Prices Keen Manufacturing Go. iOo Mercer ~ =.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08

DURANG's RHEUMATIC REMEDY mas been
before the public three years, and has never
failed in single case OF rheumatism. no
matter how aggravated the case. Write to
any person in Washington city, where it is
manufactured, and you will learn that this is
true in every respect. 1t is taken Internslly.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08

YOU SHALL HAVE IT.-It your grocer
or stOrekeeper does not keep, and viii not
get, DOOLEY's YEAST POWDER for you, send
2Gc. for quarter pound, 35c. for half pound, or
60c. for one pound can, direct to DOOLEY x
BROTHER. New York, and you will receive
it, postpaid, by return mail. 1t is absolutely
pure, aud every can full weight.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08
AFTER an experience of over twent

AFTER an experience of over twenty
five years, many leading physicians acknOwl-
edge that the Gr0etenJeTg UdrshdHs Utenne
CabEOtcion is the only known certain remedy
for diseases to which women are subject. The
GrastenJeyg Vegetable Pills, the most popular
remedy of the day ior biliousness, headache.
liver complaint and diseases of digestion Sold
by all duggiSts. Send for almanacs. Grsefen-
berg Co, New York.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08

IMPORTATION worth thousands to those
out Of health. Self-help for weak and nerv-
Gus sufferers. Facts for those who have been
dosed, drugged and quacked. The new
Health Journal teaches all. Copies free.
Address. Electric Quarterly, Cincinnati, o.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08

nEAMnp octave u ne rose " Osd case mot use
FENfNUOoser siX months. only slp; cost Owne
rz--=--zEsffin New Graud square and Upright
E1-1<-@lf-~P amos At wholesale. Great arRaius,
ngCEEO Nearly new. .ottsreeds. Y sfope. eul
ODUnNO ltss.octaYe coupler, beauttful solo ITO
s=E@.sIlEE11 Ac.; Hsf oHufr $50 only sii New
stop organs sg2 llrtop go hare opportu bes
offer ergiVeu hy luHuufsturer. New Beatty tr
striirncufs ready. sent on - 10 days test trie
MONEY refunded and fre-f paid both ways II unsa
isf.cfofy. Agents ~ acted. Liberal discounts 4
Teachera Ministers. sc. catalogue free Address
DANfEE. - BEATTY. Washt tgtO". n. N
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08

If the price of a good sewing machine
is reduced to twenty-five dollars. it will
be God-send to the poor sewing women
of the country and yet fully repay the
manufacturer and agent who sells them.
The country is full of patented humbugs
nearly everything we wear or use or
eat or drink has patent on it. Every
crooked wire, every Inch pin or horse
shoe nail has some tinker demanding a
tax upon 1t for his patent twist.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08

IsELL more of Hatch Universal Cough
Syrup than of all other similar preparations.
J have sold it for about six years, and my
customers would certainly not continue TO
bav it II it were not a valusble remedy.
{. G. HIGGINS, Friendship, All. Co., NY.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08

THE increasing popularity Of HOME
STOMACH BITTEEs is strong evidence in fa-
vor Of its medicinal virtues and those who
are suffering from malarial effects are ear
nestly requested to try them. Prepared bs
the Home 3tters Co, st. Louis Mo
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08
IN RE pRnInnE-

Statistics snow that more OF TUFTS Pills are used
ia Europe than OF all other manufacturers conn
bined. As Americans we are proud of the superb
orty Of our productions. These pills have world
wide reputatiOn.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08
20 coRREsPoNpENrs.

All communications for this paper should be
conpanied 10y the the author: not necessary
ler phs.ieatlen but ss evidence of good faith the
2ai Z OF the wrifer Manuscripts should be written
only on one side of the pa per. Be .rticuarly
f;i In regard 10 your dates and to having all sigma
tUres plainly written.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08

THAT NASAL TWANG: il is IA
tarrh cure it at once, before it shows on vonr
face, by DIR. j. III. McLean's Catarrh Snnf
Il soothes irritation, cures Sores in the nose.
face or skin. Trial boxes so cts, bv mail
DR.. J. IL. Mclean, 314 Chestnut St, ST. Louis.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08

Ponds Extract. TIE H0usedold
Remedy for Pun, Cuts, Burns, Bruises.
etc. Always reliable. 1t never fails.
Give il a trial
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08

oeerJsy eefsg. soosrsc rsa eFe1sE r. CaAHa
~ - s--.1sa ~ PKDcorPcKGco AEAACfrps'
liz gfit-s,i.s y So 80 t-4Iz.ss ll lPFD
! - !:
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PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor,
Note Ask for Ponds Extract.
Take no ther

PONDS EXTRACT Is daily Trescrihed hy Ply
slcaD- of all SchOo r. aid LaF acquired the tile
The Peoples Remedy " fr plies, Spra ins.
Eaneness. BURNS. Scaldai grltHcss
Soreness, BOiIs. Ulcer. ola @Ores'
Wounds. etc.
PONDS ENACT also cures TOothsche,
Headache. Sore Throat. Hoarseuc-ss
DIphtherIa. AsIhDIn, Catarrh, Rheu'
Baattsm, Neuralgia Collie. Dtnrrho,t.
etc. II is the great specific for HcnOrrbageH
from all organs. and promptly arrests bleeding
from any source.
send for pamphlet address.
PONDS EXURACT CO,
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08

tensive number. While in the air the
chattering of the birds was incessant,
and suggested eithera morning pow-wow
OF blackbirds OF pitched battlefield
York NercuYV.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08
RILLIAIsD TAnLEs

------rl Il BILL AnsD IAhLhlr
u COLI, .th Beet in Use. Balls. Cloth, Cue
m - a-t.- and every thing apprrtainiug
. ~ Billh rds at LaWest Prices Ia /
H(,~EA Ing the lai seHt stock and fnesI
UHt y w. facilities for mamuihcturiniI
s=kA e~~-Ha---5=7 orders can he promptly nlle
~ ft---@--=-i Good second haHd tanlsr chez i
1 :. Z e: ::::.ss9a +: +: !. !
El.f NAr=Fsr99T TUF BILIIHD Cur, AN iiluai
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08
THE INTER OCEAN.
no Lake ST., Chicago, M.
6urnett-S
Standard FiavoFing Extracts,


We have been expressly permitted % file
Of host Of the bet Crocer5 aad Hotels a.. me country
We give few below
BOSTON.
PAREER iorgr. = piEr~r.
REyEHE HUJsE. t-cDrwlLL s. ADAas-
NEW YORK.
FITTII Avenue HoTEt- / AcI,En. 1fKruaIr & CoNofr.
NEsTMINsTER uorrL. PkEk q I.L9OEu.
PHILADELPHIA.
coETirESr1L lIorEr. THoMrsoT. Pl&cE 2 'or.
WASHINGTON.
WILLAHD's TfOIEt- E.LL 3 f.rzE-
BALTIMORE.
Esrrsv- IIorsr. G.. y. T,rrar 4 ESQ.
cINcINNETi.
DUESrr i.cusE. J.sLrif 3. prrrtrs.
ST. LoUIo.
soNTHIRS UoTIL. DsrID --iruoLsoE.
CHICAGO.
snEEuAS I.otst- -A@ro@ b Go.
DETROIT.
ErFaELL Lorsr. a.. o j. -c-.ttfAN.
eA3 T-E.1TioIscC.
OccIuESrAL uo4 ~ ti-gIS1 . Co.
MONTREAL.
OrrAwA UcrB n. DAVID q la"s '---
NEW CELEAH3-
e.,t4;t I.Ecs.s. Co. CLALz q ---A-ra.
Tt erioritv tier tfrocf. consist. b. fte perfect
,-,,, tf Jreat gfrfgfh. Ghcy sarr Ie i-s from
tion of many Of tlo fac tous t figvos iov n the
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08
AEAnAGHE-

DR.C. W. BFNsON-S Celery AM CIIAn
OlaIgE Pills prepsr red presely "A
cure SICK man ..sE. E.NtmHOas HE a a ~
KAGGIA. NERVOUSNESS. sLEEPLENsl
NESS and Wisi curs any csase- Once 100 N
IufaW ST. baltimore. Nd Price soc. posi-
as. free. sold nv istf drugc fsts aud ecu ntn
sforcS. . E;FEr:EANEs-ItOwnr Bank ,Iia \
tfniOre. Md.
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IIIEll.I|II|I[IIIII[lIiN

a3SI. ie3s;.s SE;S
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PONDS EXURACT CO,
Oa MaInnr L.ame. AeM " nrr.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08
VIQLIN STRINGS


Gcuniue ftalHn Violin Hfrings, also for lanJe 4
Guitar. Baud zee. each. ~ II. 10 20 "a a ~ sent II
mail recei 81 1T price bcHiefei send card 4, Cai
logue. ,. SaeuEer. Importer - Mueical lnstr4
uenfs and strings. 900 thafHhefs -, New York.
The Hickman courier., 1877-06-08

- on Agents. Oh everybody. -
Tire y1Ousf csIe Protector.
only % cts. tircuiars free ~ air.
q. II. BarroWH. Wiilimauiic. O..
KgNOU viii arrer O. distribute some ofour clrrr
d Eslsra.we 80 send yOu a q fEROMO IN GA
10 VIZ and a d "a z. =. column lus .ee y
III free for 3 mos. Iurlose 20 eie 10 pay postHg
Agents wanted. KENDAL a 90, Boston, Mo-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-22

A TENNESSEE man sends o circular
which he regards as q " curiosity In Its
way" Il has u series Of pictures rep
resenting various stages in the growth
Of whiskers on the face Of a very young
man. Underneath Is an argument In
favor Of boards. Then the circular goes
on to tell how q wonderful preparation,
to be obtained by mail for u dollar u
bottle, will force a heavy growth oil
beard on the smoothest face. This won-
dsrful fluid els an extract OF two pecu'
liar plants that are covered with millions
Of minute vegetable hairs" But to OBJ
tain the full benefit Of the treatment.
the following directions must he closely
followed /: AFTER using II for a few
days you will notice q thick growth OF
fine, downy hair where the Incino has
been applied. This must not be shaved,
but left to grow for two weeks. Then
lightly trim the ends with a pair Of scis-
sors trimming in this manner will
thick,n and strengthen the hair. Again,
In ten days or two weeks. trim as be-
fore. A week after this you eau shave.
but great care must DO taken not to
shave close, as close shaving destroys
the roots OF the young beard. You will
then let the beard grow, Of which you
will have an abundance In a very short
time" Tho Tennessee recipient OF the
circular asks II this Is a humbug. Thu
question demands reflection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-22
IDLE

Bishop Whitaker preached a ssrnon
in SO. Johns Church. Gold Hill. last
evening, ON eide Words" taking for
his text the seth verse Of the iith chap
ter Of Matthew. I" But I say unto you
that every idle word that men shall
speak. they shall give account thereof
In the day Of Judgment" II was one
Of the finest d~iscoursss to which u
citizens have been treated for many a
long day. and II is to be regretted that
more were not present TO hear and profit
by IL. There Was just enough religion
instilled to enforce the moral bearings
Of the subject. and not enough to render
1t wsarisoms to any listener, believer or
unbelisvsr. The sermon. or rather. the
discourse. was Allied with practical CON-
mon sense. 1t was devoted primarily to
showing the evils which are sure TO arise
from idle words;' % the misery which
Is too often brought about by thought
less gossip about our seighbors ; and
every person present must have learned
from IL . much nssdsd lesson.
There are non Of us who are not be-
trayed at times into speaking eide
words" sometimes without thought OF
the evil which may result, and some
times, unfortunately. with malice afore-
thought-wiih a pr conceived intention
OF ipjariug our neighbor either In his
business or in his social welfare. Es-
p~scialiy is this true in u small town like
Gold Hill. where everybody knows
everybody else. aud too often everybody
slse's business. The disposition to tattls
seems TO be an element Of human IA
turs, and ii should be fought against
s,ubbonly. not only as . sin against
religion. but a. q ruthless foe to our
domestic and social well being. We
wish that every man and every woman
in Gold Hill could have heard Bishop
Whitaker last evening. They would
most certainly have left tho church with
q resolution to avoid all tale. bearing in
the future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-22

A CORY Of the October number Of the
California Medical Times. q quarterly
journal OF medical. surgical and sanitary
science. lies before Us. II 10 published in
San Francisco and devoted to the inter
ests and advocacy Of the Homeopathic
school Of practice. and contains a goodly
amount Of well-considered. enlightened
aud interesting reading ON medical ant
surgical science. Among the original ar
tielss we lind u on Diphtheria, by DIR
Y. Hitler. formerly 80 well known as ,
successful practicing physician and sur
.-s-~n at Virginia City. lie has evident
ly studied the disease very closely ap,
gives his views in u learned and concis'
manner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-22

A GoLD HiLIrn, who has bought out
an old vegetable ranch on Reese River,
says II Is the most wonderful place iol
parsnips he ever saw. They grow to Z
monstrous size. and strike their root,
toward the center OF the earth. He RIG,
god a four-fold purchase the other day,
and pulled one parspip which had been
growing for five or six years, and when
II came up a strong stream Of water iol.
lowed IL. and he found he had developed
q valuable artssian well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-22

Tux great Pacific Coast Bench Show,
to be given under the auspices OF the
California Kennel Club, will commence
at the Mechanics Pavilion, San Fran
cisco, next Monday. Oct. Goth, and con-
tinue for one week. Arrangements have
been made with the various railroad
companies whereby all dogs intended
for this exhibition will be transported to
San Francisco free Of charge. The man
agsment particularly requests. when
practicable. tina. exhibitors or their rep
ressntatives shall accompany their dogs.
Otherwise the dogs should 10 consigned
to tho Secretary Of the California Ken
mel Club. VIM. A. Andoe. In all cases.
however. whether attended or not. the
dogs will DO met at the depot by a CON-
mi,tes Of reception and escorted by suit.
able conveyance to the pavilion. Hav-
ing received = complimentary season
ticket. we shall take our dog kyzsr
along.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-22
THE FRENCH MINISTRY.

The Paris Gaulois and lie RaPpd main-
tain. in spite Of all deniais. the truth oil
the assertion that the Ministry will re-
sign ON the 9th Of November. and ever
say that efforts are being made al the
present time to form n temporary Cabi-
net. with General Berthout. Minister Of
War. as President Of the Council, and
Duke do CAFES as Minister Of Foreign
Affairs. lie SoIsil. ON the contrary. as
ssrts that Minister fourton assured sew
sral Projects on Saturday that no change
in the Ministerial staff will be made.
and that President MaeMshon also so
stated. The situation in France Is svi
IDENTIFY mixed, but a few days will solve
the problem OF whether MacMahon Is
to submit to. or continue TO oppose. the
expressed will OF the people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-22

The Ward Refer entered on its second
volume last Saturday. The editor. r.
W. Simson. announces his determine
ton to continue the paper, though judg.
ing by his editorial. times have been
any thing but suspicious during the
frst six months OF his enterprise. The
Refer is a good paper. and the citizens
OF Ward. IL they want their district to
thrive. should come to tho front and
support il literally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-22

NEw PArESn.-Throueh Dewey &
Co., Patent Agents. San Francisco. we
receive the following lis, OF United
States patents. granted TO Pacific Coast
inventors. viz: Thomas Boreher. San
Francisco. sgs heater /; Samuel S. Wat
scn and Jno. J. Scott. dish washer; Jno.
u. Ward. San Francisco. aerial machine.