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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08
A FULL EXPLANATION.
An Erroneous Impression Dis
PEELED by a knowledge of
Facts.
Sufficient Evidence to be Admitted
to Secure Fair Dealing.
Ii May All End in Throwing Out
the Florida Vote.
7pecial to the N. O. Democrat. !

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The actuaI
terror of the decision Of the electoral
tribunal begins to be understood here,
and better feeling prevails In conse-
duence. The first inference of the pub
lie was that the Hayes certificates had
been accepted and the others rejected
by the tribunal, subject 20 inquiry as to
the eligibility Of one of the Hayes elec-
tors. Whatth the tribunal really did decide
was this They decided not to take
any new testimony beyond the record
and evidence already before them.
This record and evidence consists Of the
quo ,Ddrrdnt0 proceedings in the Su-
preme Court of Florida, the action Of
the Legislature ordering u recount OF
the popular vote, and the certificates
numbers two and three, one OF which
is from the Supreme Court Of Florida
and the other from Governor Drew.
This evidence is what Is known Us the
Dsmic case, which was submitted by
Senator Jones to the Vice President be-
fore the votes were opened in joint ses-
sion.
The case therefore stands in the
following attitude:
The vote of Judge Bradley was
cast with the Republicans because
he believed that the tribunal should
conform to the practice of the Supreme
Court as to the admission OF evidence.
Therefore he voted to exclude new evil
dence of all kinds, and to adjudge the
case upon the record and evidence
which had been presented to the tri-
bunal as q part Of the case itself.
The Republicans, through their coun-
sci, had threatened, il the tribunal re-
eeiyed new evidence, to bring in q mass
of testimony relative to alleged intimi.
dation, etc. The Democrats were
anxious to get in the testimony and re-
port of Thompson's House Committee
on Florida, and SO voted in favor Of adj
mitting new evidence. The Republicans
voted against it in pursuance Of
their regular policy which is
to secure the count of the certificates
as they stand, prine1 facie. The Demo
Gratis were not afraid Of any new evil
dence, and felt that 1t would strengthen
their case; but they are not at all in
despair over the case as 1t stands.
It will take probably until the last Of
the week to review the case under the
decision Of to-day. The final decision
depends almost solely upon Justice
Bradley, and at venture I should
guess that he will vote in favor Of
throwing out the vote Of Florida alto
gether, after reviewing the record eyi-
dence auove alluded to. II he does so,
the Democrats on the tribunal will vote
with him. BuELL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08
MORTON AND GARFIELD.
The Two skeletons In the Closet of tn e
Electoral Tribunal.

Washington Correspondence Cincr nsti En-
qulrer.
How The trtisau politicians dgindls now
nv the side OF the man who conld rice above
patty and stand by his country These
creatures are rsipg st lis heels and make
tut mssivss so d1ssgre cable that CoDkpg re-
fuses to m axe one of the great com mis- ion he
ersted, while Mort N and Garfield, the Fl tst
especially, have fggsd for place. II w
hose two, If er what they have done, can
t. k, tho orth the lax calls f,r js more than
can answer. 1t is positively indecent. Bat
We are getting we'll used TO indesencies from
that quarter
The war made by the eonspirstors on the
Conservatives is very bister. Among the
more yulssr we hear it asserted that Conbling
was moved to what he did through the m ali 9
born of disappointed ubitioD, and that the
others had been bought up. That there has
bsen q surrender on the part OF the Rspub-
licans is conceded here on all sides. The
Daily Republican the official orean, ean
scarcely restrain its wra b. and / would
not be surprised at an open war upon
t1e Conservatives Immediately after the
vote Ia counted and the contest decided
hope so There ia this difference between
soreheads driven from q camp; some are
driven out because they are too good, and the
other sort because they are too bad. should
ks to zee Conkl ng with MS as have s sen
Truuibull and Carl Schusz, Cuar.es Francis
Adams, Julian and Others
saw Morton yesterday hobbliDg hia way
| into caucns HIS looked positively like q
corpse. HIS face, gentr lily of an ashy hue,
deepensd ab mt the eyes and postrils into an
unhealthy blue, az if decay had met corfup.
| ton in his head. He had, too, an unusual
expression of pain in his eyes sni twitcsing
sb ,ut the corners of his ftm-set. iron- fr .med
| mouth. What bold, bad man he l.! He
was followed ~ th.s 8 Senatorial p,lsy, old
Simon Cameron. Both looked IS If it would
be in order to fetch out the iron cakes fol
the more decent decay of men already dead
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08

A Chance to Make n Name.
Lion on Corretpondence Chicago Times.

Lon on Correspondence Chicago I1mes.l
The Alabama surplus is much
talked about here in private circles.
"Now America has u chance to show
her head and her hand" they say.
''The balance remaining undistributed
should come back to us!' The Spect0-
tor says: .'Such an act OF political hon.
esty would do more to make future
arbitrations possible and to restore the
confidence OF Great Britain in the
American people than dozen treaties,
and we are rot without hope that it may
be performed. There is sometimes a
deficiency OF justice over there, espe-
cially about boundary claims, but there
is never a deficiency Of generosity. This
country does not want the money, but
1t does want evidence that the Ameri-
cans, in pressing the Alabama claims
SO sharply, sought only justice.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08
TELEGKAPHIC.
THE TRUE VERSION.
Justice Bradley Non-Pariisan.
All Certificates Transmitted by the
President OF the Senate to
be Considered.
1872 cial to N. O. Democrat.I

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE joint COM
mission decided by party vote to re-
ceive only the evidence transmitted to
them by the President of the
Senate, and by vote of eight
to seven Justice Bradley acting
with the Democrats) to consider
the question of the eligibility of cleo
tors.
The commission will hear argument
tomorrow as to whether the Drew or
Stearns certificates shall be received.
Il. l.. JEWELL.
lypeeial TO the n. o. Democrat
WASHINGTON, Feb. I'll am sorry you
were disappointed, but there was MOTH
ing to send until about s p. m. presume
the other papers printed the erroneous
version OF the dcision OF the tribunal
which was printed here at that hour.
y 1 will send you later full explanation OF
the action OF the tribunal. BUELL..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08
t0KEiGN.
THE EASTERN QUEsTIo

The Russian Army soon to Cross the
Border.
LONDON. Feb. T. The Paris corresr onden
Of ,he s .ndard teiegraphs that be is informed
the Russian army las rsceived orders 10 I'D
vance, and will Cross he Pruth in few days.
The Hungarian ministry Resigned.
VIENNA, Feo. 7.-Tae HutgAian NJ nistry
havs resigl Ell in copsequsnco CT ,ns'r lnabi,.
iy 10 settle the bank q ion vita Austria.
The India Cation Crop a Failure.
LONDON Feb. IA dispateh from bombay
saya the cotton crop of the pres. n season has
been severely damaged by excessive .ins.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Feb. Nocn.--tjons, |. 95 1l-f6. Erie
gL Street rate u winch IL eeiow bank.
PARIS, Feb. Z, l:4o y. NJ - iiehtss / sc, 75c.
LIvs sAPooI. Feb. Z Noon.--Onttoa Gull and se.
pressed; middhng TI,lands Gssd, Mldalng Or
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08
NEVA ia.
A Mining state Fast Rushing late Bank-r-.
ruptcy.
t5t. Louis Republican,

ruptcy.
ISL Louis Republican,
With all it's wealth of gold and silver.~.
the State Of Nevada is in danger OF be-
coming bankrupt. Its taxable property
is assessed at only $295e4, 900. The to-
tai State taxes on this amounted
last year, to 1906, ,756, and 1t Is estimated
that for the present year they will
amount to $403,132, while the estimated
expenditures are $544,057, SO that there
will be deficiency Of sf4i, 600. Th j
State tax is 90 cents on the 800, an d
county taxes 81 80 more, making tot al
of So 40 on the $t00. Heretofore q ne
State has encouraged mining by taxi ng
only one-half the product OF the min cd.
Last year this product was $42, $500 N--
more than the whole assessed weait h OF
the State. Now the mining compaJ lies.
for some reason or other, resist the pay
ment Of all taxes, claiming that they
are exempt, and the question is efore
tho courts. The companies are we'll
able to pay, rs thei- profts, whi ;h are
large, enable them to pay month iy divi-
dends. In fact. there Is little else in
the State besides the bonanzas i, and if
they withhold taxes it is not eas " to see
where the necessary revenuef are TO.
come from.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08

leans 6 49, 16d; sales 5000 ba1es; ,r speculation
and export 1910; recsip / t,600; American 570e.
Futures weaker, with sellers at last nights
prices, but 9 now steadier; Uplan7s, Low M d.
ding clause February aud March delivery,
6 1g 326l6 g-i6d March and April i-16d: April
and May said: June and July t5.l6d; July
and August6 3I.32t. Shipped January aud Fe0-
rnary by sail Ii-16i; February and March
6 1a-16d; April and May delivery 27-32d.
1880 ?. M..-Upands, Low Mddng clause
February and March delivery, 69l6i; American
lard 52s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 7, P. M Cotton glands,
Low Mlddllng clause, April and May delivery,
i3.16d.
Sales OF Americsn sl5O bales.
4 p. M u plands, Low Middling clause, Arril
and May delivery. 6 2d-32d.: May aud June, TTkd,
shipped A ii and May, by $ ii, 6 ID lGd.
PARIS Feb T. 4 p. m.- -Rentes 1U5f 95o.
GLASGOW, Feb IA fair business is doing IN
the Jug " niaik here, aud prices are alb ut 81.
ID 3wt lower, ex ept tor the finest crystals, which
III rather deBrer
Money, Stocks, Etc.
New YoRK, Feb. 7.--Goid opened at 1G5ss.
Stocks active with an unsettled feeling. oDey
3. Gold 1867. Exchange, ] ny, 48i; short,
SGl1. Slate bonda-south Caro- iha's bt tier:
the lest steady Governments ac'ive. unsettled
I, cling, but little better since the first call.
Marine News.
NEW YoRR, Feb. 7.--Arriyed; II rider; Arrived
nut: JUhu q. smith, Fedee, rheranza, Bit n,
Frenm re- Bred. Landvo, Fel z4le. Castor,
Oh,. La Fr4nce. Homewatd Met1r, for
III ,reston; Adurua, for New Orleans. lho
sch oner Merit, with cR go OF o angeP, IL
4sho~s on Lon; Brauch, tso miss moth asst OF
Egg Harbor aud has been abandoned.
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News and Gourier.l

Tt cannot be disputed that the man
who stops advertising for the purpose Of
retrenching his expenses succeeds in
accomplishing his object. At the same
time his receipts are largely retrenched,
enabling material saving In c'erk hire;
Ii the policy OF retrenchmenti is adhered
to, he will soon be able to elude the
payment of rent and annoyances OF con-
ducting a business.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08
ONGKESS.
Proceedings in the House Of Represents.
tiycs.
The Resolutions Adopted by the Electoral
Tribunal.
ESPECIAL o The N. o. Democrat

CHARLESTON, Feb. THE Senate was
not In session to-day.
The House passed u bill to remove the
disabilities oil Capt. NJ. Scales, OF Mem
phis; also, a bih to remove the disabili-
'Sties OF Ct. ID. Turner.
Portland, OF Alabama. objected to the
I'LL to provide for the election of direc-
ors OF national banks. The bill was
inaliy referred to the Banking and Our
Eency Committee.
A resolution was adopted, ordering
the testiu ony thus far taken by the
House Committee on Powers, Privileges
and Duties Of House, etc, to be printed.
The House resolved itself into Com
!. mittee OF the Whole on the Deficiency
Appropriation bill.
A resolution was adopted, ordering
the payment OF nearly half million OF
dollars OF Indian claim.
Great excitement was caused by the
reported action of the Electoral Com
mission.
The river and harbor bill was ordered
printed; the House then adjourned.
The Electoral Commission, at o'clock
to-day, took vote on u resolution de-
claring that they would take no further
testimony on the electoral certificate
issued by Gov. Stearns of Florida to the
Hayes and Wheeler electors. The reso-
luton was adopted by a vote of to 7,
Judge Bradley casting the deciding
vote. The commission next voted on
resolution to take testimony in the case
OF the alleged ineligible Republican
elector, Humphrey. 1t was agreed to
take testimony by vote OF s to 7, three
OF the judges and the five Democrats
voting aye.
Z. G.. D.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08
Get your visiting glovos at Kr egers.

GnEAr REDUCTION The enterprising cl,thina
mercLanf, b. L. Walehe, No. llO "a. al sire has
reduced the prlcs on his splendid stock OF clio h
thin. 90 per cent. Friend WAlshe mas q select
assori m. nj Of beys lothing. the best aud Cheap
/ ct in New OIlesn. Call ut his bsautlfnl emp :
rum and yoa will be astonishsd to rec how cheap
he is low selling his tine goods.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08
GEN. GIR SON.
ne Makes Nest Able and Eloquent
speech ON the Louisiana question.
fspecisl 10 N. o. Democrat |

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.--Gen. Gibson's
sspeech on the Louisiana question covers
the whole case, both as to the facts and
the legal points involved. 1t Is uni
versally regarded here as an unanwser-
able as we'll as an able and eloquent
argument. BUELL..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08
Robeson in the Arabian Nights.

Forty Republicans in the New jersey Leg
isla ute snppor cd Robeson for Sen, tor. Tha
is q tamou numb, that the Secretary c,uid
qui.e appropriately head Boston Post.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08

FEED R1oE.--In another column Capt. O. ID.
Alien, the propfse or Of the cele bsated Brooks
ftios Nii NJ, advertises very superior lot o.
C4rolina aud Honduras white rice, q OF which 70
iree from rss. Rice planters y p, no doubt, find
il to their adv IMAGE TO riv, friend Allen call.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08
judicial.
TN. Y. HgraI5.1

The suit brought by the Bank of
Louisiana against James A. .Branda,
Jr., has heen placed on the calendar OF
the Supreme Court for trial next week.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08

Train notifies the country never again
to mention his name in conn 3ction with
the presidency. eff you do" ne says,
- I'll Immediately cut the wires.-t Gin
cinnati Commercial.
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Gents cheap eveniag giovos 1t Kr seger's.
wOMAN'h RIGHTS,
The HeOsAcrs Will Not Adm .It the Rasr,
sex to the Polls,

Especial to Cincinnati Conn nercial1
INDIANApoLIs, Feb. 8. - Mrs. Mary
Livermore addressed the General AS
sembiy in the Represents .tive Chamber
this forenoon on the sr lbject OF Wo-
mans Rights. The oc casion was the
the joint resolution de claring that Sec
tions IA and Is OF thu, Constitution OF
the United States clea rly and unequiv-.
ocally guarantees the right OF suffrage
to all citizens, irresr ective OF sex, etc.
There was quite q crowd OF ladies and
spectators generally In the Eobbies. She
spoke for an hour or over, and used all
the old arguments. Several members
made speeene,s eela,,tf Ior OF ana against. ana
was lost by % ayes to 81 nays. Tho
Senators were not present. Both
branches OF the Assembly adiourned
until Monday s.t p. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08

Colored snsrpers and scoundrels are
plentiful in VicF.sburg just now, and
make fine support from the country
negroes who bria ag wood to that town.
They are, for tie most part, the cast-ofr
politicians Of the Radical party who.
now that the Democrats are trguInphant
in Mississippi, have to go back TO their
old occupa lions OF keno and monte
which, by the by, they play as well and
as fiippa atty as they did politics b.lt
three short years ago. The change in
their Professions is scarcely apprecia-
Bile.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08

Wants. FOR rent, ior al tdys rtls nantG Sneext
ID n shis paper q TEN CENTS per lias.
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Hesdouarsers for k4ds--.Arseger'e.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-08

ae,1 yeur b. glosss . Kseegs1's.
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Cp7y good gloves keut At Kreeger's.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-20

DR.. siegesmond. Of Ban Francisco. not
being satisfed TO pay his portion Of the
last assessment On the Lady Bryan. got
quite . number Of tho other stockholders
to Join with him In legally esnsesting the
matter. and succeeded in getting an In
junction restraining the sale Of the stock
belonging to him and his associates. Thsn
he levied an assessment on them OF dvs
cent? Q share 10 pay expenses. which did
not seem 10 satisfy them any more. for
assessments WA lust what had made thsm
dissatisfied. And now the Doctor gravsly
informs them by an advertisement in the
San Francisco papers that the assessment
he levied upon them 10 overdue. and II
they don't pay il to him ON or bsfore Wed.
nesday tomorrow he will stand asids and
let their stock DO sold. unless they step
forward TO the Secretary of the Company
and pay their regular assessmsnt. together
with all the extra costs he has put them 70
by helping them TO DO dissatisfied.
Meanwhile II would DO far better for all
concerned II the assessments were paid
and the new works pushed forward 10
speedy completion. With Din extraction
and development actively resumed. all fur
Their assessments would b obviAted. and
the price Of Lady Bryan stock would
speedily rise 10 Q handsome figure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-20
THE LEGISLATURE.
~t,r,e,AL TO -uu BOLD -rll D.u.r s.v'.l


CAnsos. Feb. 40. 1877.
Sesate.
The resolution to pay COIN. the de-
fsatsd contestant for the seat OF Stone.
mileage and per diem was indefinitely
postponed.
Assembly.
Glsdding introduced q joint resolution
for the protection, from sawdust, Of the
Hsh In the Truekss river and branches.
Botsford introduced . joint resolution
70 amend the Constitution 20 - to pre-.
vent the use Of public msnsy for sssts.
rian purposes.
The vote on tho bill passed yesterday.
amending the mschanics' lien law. was
rsconsidsrsd.
The House considered Miahsls' House
OF Refuge bill. which was defeated
earlier In the session. and was now up
for reconsideration.
Moore. Of Elko, offered . substitute
which provides for the arrest, restraint
aud correction Of truant aud vicious
boys. It appropriatss $40. 900. Il con.
templates farming the boys out In Cali.
foruia.
Tho las. bill passed BY a vote Of 20
ayes TO 81 noes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-20
N.s,..si ouars Hall.

"Mariha'' WAS repeated in National
Guard Hall. Virginia. last evening. II
was rendered in the usual good style Of
tho company. which. taking into consider.
ton the meagrs facilities afforded them.
10 truly great. In the scene from "n
T~rovatore" the audience Wa treated 70
something Of . higher order than the pre-
vious accomplishments Of the company
since their advent among ~. In the char.
actsr Of Leonorz. Miss Winston exceeded
the highest expectations Of the many
friends and admirers she has made since
coming here. and Mr.. Farley did himself
full justice a. Count ii Luna Tonight will
DO the last opportunity Afforded u Pee
pie To enjoy tho music OF these artists.
"Maritana'' and tho dungeon scene from
Z" La Perichole" will be produced. This
will 10 q .pendid bill. and will b . most
appropriate ending sfone Of the most sue
csssful engagements ever played In Vir-
GINA City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-20

SAN FnAScIsco. February 2o.-3 ?. n.
Con. virginiA-4s sold.
CaliforaiA-i6 asked.
CaliforniA-t5k bid.
Best and Bslcher-Ja asked.
Con. virginia-i7h bid.
CaliforniA-i5t bid. i5h asked.
Alpha-2O bid.
Mexican-isa asked.
Best and Belchsr-3i asked.
Con. viryinia-i7S sold.
Gould 4 Curry-iih bid. ~ asked.
Gould and Curry-i2 sold.
MeIican-ls bid.
S~avAge-7r bid.
Sierra NevAla-s asked.
Bslcher-9 asked.
Beat and Belchsr-33a bid. 33S asked
Modoc-2h bid.
Overman-S3 asked.
Ophir-25h bid. % asked.
Imperial-2 Is asked.
Exchsqnsr- 6h asked.
Modoc-2h bid.
Con. virgiaiA-47S bid. AZ asked.
Gould 4 curry-iiS sold.
CAlifornia-i5a bad.
Alpha-2Oa bid.
Grand Prize bid.
Gould A Curry-lib bid.
Bullion lev bid. II asked.
California-45a bid. i5S asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-20
New YORK; q

NV YoRx. February i9.-The transac-
tons at the Board this morning were +:
200 Alpha 22I. 100 Belchsr 10. 200 Best n
Bslcher ssh 100 Bullion 1914, 800 Gale
donia. 81 10h, COO Imperial ~, l0o
Confidence ~. 100 Crown Point l0a lVo
EIeheluer ~. 100 Eureka 10, 100 Sierra
Nevada o.. 800 Silver Hill ca. 800 Grant
IL, 100 Hale 4. Norcross 81. 200 Julia
~, 30 Ko-suth I. 100 Justice a.. Ken
suck S.. $40 Ophir 20. 80 OvermAn eoS'
30 ssg. Belchcr C3s, 300 Union Con-
lch 900 Yellow Jacket i5si sti6.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-20
sr,,,.,, mi. n.ss,.x.
n...r,.rs. i..., E,..,.x.

- IL,
-, =. -. ,.ls, n
osdne an" ~,
me Soun.y nosp r., niars ye.,cr.
~ n'n ca.n va. formerly we'll
known In Gold Hill.
x,, NJ men ars engaged in placer
digging On American Flat. Their base Of
opsr.tiou,i Ia lust below the Knickerbocker.
and they are utilizing the wa,er ,,%" ,"I'
min fsur men e'''''u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-20
BRONCHITIS.

~ rom John Fiagg. BEG, Of Bennlnxtsa. J. H.
"Thros yssp since ! was very much rsdue
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In broe
chiiis. affecting me 30 severely a. TO render !
was added sewers night uweats. and I 10 fear
fol Of going into = decline. Aft.r recourse Il
various remedies 10 no purpose. ! No g use O
DE-. wistar's ra'sam Of Wild Cherry. Q fsv bot
tlrs OF which fully restored me 10 health
Since that iims ! have hsd several severe 81
taeks ~ cough, but the Bsisa'n has slways ~
should not know how 70 do without ~"
Sold b. all druggists. !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-20
AUGUST FLOWER.

The most miserable beings In the world ais
thoss suffering froa dyspepsia and liver com
plant. More than ssvsnty.nve per cent. OF the
people In the United staies are afneied viii
ihsss two dis~ases and their sdscts:. such .,
sour stomach, sick headache. hsbitual costivs
ness. palpitstivn Of the heart, heart barn. ~.
rit OF the stomach. yellow skin, coated tonsus
and dlaagreeabls tAsta In the mouth, coming
mp OF food after eating. Low spirits. etc. % 10
your d ugeist and get . 70-csnt bottle OF 40
gust Flower CT q ample bottle for 10 cents.
Try 1.-two dos-s will relieve you. Asents
CRANR 4 BRIGHAM, Wholesale pruysists,
San Francisco. CaiifornA 2iem
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-20
TEX. OF ~Yrsssaship.

Yesterday evening Mr.. Tiius. manager
Of tbs Grand English Opera Company. wa'
tho rscipien, Of an elegant present from
his friends. Messrs. orndorff and Magec.
Of Virginia City. The testimonial was In
the shape Of = pair Of sl~esve-buttoas made
from pure Arizona silver. The buttons
are Of tho most peculiar and unique mako.
and are decidedly euriositiss In their way.
The under portion Is Of geld and crescent
shaped. and each button 10 appropriately
engraved. Mr.. Titus 10 immensely pleased
with tho compliment. and will keep the
token a. 4 pleasant reminder Of his Wait
To the Comstock.