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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
rRon A DIsrINGUIsnED JURIsr,

~ have tried thdPsRuvrAx srHrr. and the
result fully sussains your prediction. Il hss
made . new man Of me-infused into ny ~.
tenn new vigor and eusHy. I am no Ionsss
trsmulous and debliitaied - whom roo last
saw me, but stronger. h~eartief, and with larger
capacity for labor, mental and physical, than
d any lime during the last Ave yeafs." so'd
nv M dYucvists. dst
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

Mrs. J. II. Mills. President Of the La.
dis., Committee for tho Fair. in Aid Of the
n,.-..- .,
racine ooas' rIonoeIs' VI. nAnaeo 'ns 'oi'
lowing 10 the NEWS for publication
II ~ y..,.. r.,.. cA.irma, Of "a. Con.
- IL
"ifee o" E"ierfa'a"e""' hPPo'Sa'a cy "s
Soeisty Of Paeifs Coat Piossssrs: In re-
.ror.. A. an Invitation from Won Com.
-. :, n. soc,.,, =,
mi'to' INC isdy i''eua'
Pacific Coast Pioneers held . Fair 81 Ma
tionsl Guard Hall, Virginia civ Tor the
benefit Of the Society. ! herewith sspsc
fully submit the re,rlt OF our snofn IN
Aiu " "of,ny ~ ooyss- -.-.
The amounts received py 'ne resP00A''
committees arc ~ follows;
~" frcHf'
COMMITTEES to Solicit Donations
from superintendsnts and bu-
siness men--Mrs. Lsrue, Mrs.
Judge Aude and Mrs. Doane,
s667 80. ...... $667 DO
Refreshmsnt Table-Mn. Pix
ley. assisted BY Mrs. Norrell.
Mrs. Aude. Mrs. Delavan,
Mrs. KAtzenstsin. Mrs. A. j.
Smith. and Mrs. J. W. Will
son, . % expense, 300 ~ l5S "
Gold Hill Fancy Table-Mn.
VIM. lily. Doane. assisted by
Mrs. Msservs, Mrs. Larue
and Mrs. Sutherlin, $753.28
no expense. .............. 1853 Is
Virginia Fancy Table-Mrs.
Calvin. assisted by Miss A..
Nyc, Mrs. Slator. Mrs. Lon.
key and Miss Scaniker.
Ssot 10; expense. $i2 3d.. +6S 10
Gold Hill Lemonade Table
Mrs. ]. II. Mills, assisted BY
Mrs. Anthony Fox and Mrs.
l.. T. Fox, $3.50; expense.
$40 25..................... AS rs
virginia Lemonade Table
Mrs. Carey, assisted BY Mrs.
Young. Mrs. Haist Mrs. DR..
Aiken and others; no expense $50 90
loo Cream Table-Mrs. Saeltzer.
assisted by Mrs. Meadows,
Miss Lou. Addison and Mrs.
d. Crosby; receipts, Sls2 80;
expenses, $63 80. ........... 1888 90
Confectionery Table - Misses
Webster ; no expense. ...... Is 90
Coffee Table-Mrs. Shields. Mrs.
Wsrdell and Mrs. Shaw T; no
expense .................... lH 30
Cigar Stand-Mrs. Peck and
Mrs. Caldwell receipts,
$50 % expenses, 81 3d.. 81 rs
Postofice-Miss Daley, assisted
by Miss Emma Pixley. Miss
Hattie May and Miss Katzen-
stein ; no expense .......... W %
Flower StAnd-Mrs. II. Blsnch.
ard. Assisted BY Mrs. Currie,
Miss Gsorgie Wright, Miss
A. Holmes. Miss NJ. Holmes
Anu Aiss isInei ieceipts' ssoi -
expenses, 81 @:........... o. 10
drab bag-Mlss Baker. assisted
ny mrs. WILLIAMS q Miss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

The renting Of the hall. cost Of gas. mu.
sic. printing. and the revenue from I'd.
mission tickets. Is not included In the
above account, these duties not having
been In charge OF the ladies.
Very respectfully, yours,
Mrs. JOHN II. MILLS, President.
Mas. n. L. SAELrzER, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, December is. 1877,
This Is most creditabls showing. and
speaks volumes for the generosity Of the
Comstock people. II will help the Old
Boys In . great degree 10 bridge ever the
gulf Of indebtedness which has boon
threatening ihom,
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q. n.

o. n. oAILur. opposite the Bank Of oaiifos.
nis, Gold uni, Keeps constantly on hand I'll
favnrits brands Of Imported C.sars. oholos bit
cigars. sil ki.ds OF chewing tobacco. meef.
schsum pipes, nuts, candles. hns cutiey, md
loys and hscy goods OF all kinds. cps N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
COLDs AND COUGHS.

Sudden changes Of elimsss are sources 1t
Pulmousry and Bronchial Affections. Tsks q
once Browns Bronchial Troehss, let the Gold,
Cough oe Irritation Of the Throat b ever 20
sIivhl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
a ~ Pirate.

The Lyon county Ti~s' prints . poem
which was written several years ago BY
Edward Pollock Of Ban FrAneisco. and
credits u 10 "Mrs. ]. @. K.Y The poem
In question 10 entitled "ThS Parting
Hour" The mi In which u is eel
would lead n 70 suppose that the Tmss
man considered u original with Mrs. j. O.
X. whoever she may be, The man who
wrote u 10 now dead. but no one should be
allowed 70 steal the product Of his brains
without receiving . singing rebhke.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

To NJ REvisxD.-The Virginia City
Board Of Aldermen will meet next Friday
for the purpose Of amending aud revising
the ordinances OF that place. They have
. good deal Of trouble With their present
city laws.
ooxnissfoxRn xcKKxzrE Of Lyon Coun-
" wounded his left thumb by The acci.
dental discharge Of . pistol last Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
A GRAND BALL
10 IN AID OF THE ~
MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF FUND
VII n ervxx At
oooPGR's NALL. VIRGINIA.
fhursday Evening, December 18th.
(sr. JOHNS DAY.
(sr. JOHNS DAY.
Cs..issss or I.visssiss.

CsaDittse Of I~svitsiiss.
Als-r4 Hires 9sorss II Dana
osorgs : Amss AAurieh
p Aiksn Av Oomstock
DaQee4t Vucoyieh
Ch LAwrenos esidnef
Jonas bssly 1hsodors WOLF
JH Piper n~othsnbaehsr
wllkin rATritis
R0 Wssseruaa SAMUEL Owen
wv Rekisy Champion
Kinoaid SHINY
John wsfrin n RisinH
wheeler Adam oiissp,s
David Keith John Jones
10 Bennstts W Chubbuek
james NeAllistsr John D Pagan
william = Hall william u Smith
John hecurdy william ostss
George runy b Foster
0eores 0illsoa Tobiper
HsEsssn JYPieddy
oHsesrmsn Fish
Ii Crockett J Kiakead
sFHoole onsrses Knust
stLvxR CTR
Cd McDuns Thsodoss vinsoa
is Young 10 Mckenzie
H. Randall william , smith
oLAhi IL csm.bsii
or Bnnt william Kssns =
W Kslth C0uber
Cs..issss Of Arrasss.ssss.
CCunis DH Jseksoa
LII Torp wiison King
LJonss Henry Role
Rsesettss Csoniuss.
0fYord &c Cu'rts
4 Henley Arbsrt Hires
PIssr nssassrs.
JHp,u L echosnfsid
Wiiiisa ashIian Hssrs Roiss
FLOOR pIlscroa-s D sfoNxHrLL.
n.sis By Professor >. W. v.nsy,s band.
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street. asss.sis...

Isr III. ~r.rs1s UNION lroa. rls.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
siives IIiii.

Both east erosscuu Nos. 4 and 0 on tho
$50 level are being steadily advanced. the
fsce Of ssch In . lively character Of quartz
and vein matter. Crssscut No. 4 10 now
in q distance Of IS feet aud orosscut No. Q
NJ In . distance Of So feet. Crosscut No. 2
from the south drift on the $50 level 10
steadily advancing. tho face In very favor.
able vein matter. The southeast crosscut
on this level Is making good progress. the
face also In ledge material. Sinking tho
main incline 10 making good progress. the
bottom In hard blasting rock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
Juiia Cssssiidassd.

Jutla Cooooituateo.
The face Of the east drift from tho Wine
on the 1900 level 10 still showing . fine
character Of vein matter. which promises
70 change into paying ore at almost every
foot Of advancement made. Tho dow Of
water from the vein IL very strong. and
the heat very great. South crosscut No.
10 on this level IL making fair progress,
tho face still In vein formation. Sinking
the incline 10 also making excellent head.
way, about half the size OF tho shaft being
in . nne character Of quartz and vein
matter.
Passes.
This mius. which sdjoins the Caledonia,
was located by our fellow.townsman Ed.
mund Ps.ssn in 1890. bat has not been
worked for some time past. An assess
msnt was levied . few weeks ago for the
purpose Of defraysng certain accumulated
expenses and raising . fund for tho re-
sumption Of work In order 10 develop the
mine. This assessment has been paid IN
and vork IL 70 be commenced ~ soon -
praetieable and under the most favorable
anspices.
Leviashan
Good work 10 being done sinking the
incline below the COO level. II has now
reached q depth where more efficient hoist
ing facilities arc demanded, and arrange
ments are being made for having this done
BY the main hoisting engine In the surface
works. A giraffe 10 provided. the requisite
cable connections being made. and BY next
Monday II farthest the hosting BY this
means will b commenced. superintsnd-
sut Nch ahon ID pushing thinu Tor III they
srs worth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19

Owing 10 increase Of water tho progress
Of sinking has been somewhat slower. but
the water Is decreasing again. The bottom
10 In very encour aging ledge matter. On
the 800 level the west drift IL being pushed
ahead. with the face In favorably working
material; rather hard, but blasting we'll,
aud growing softer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
Bsss q Bsleher.

Tho southeast. drift on the 1900 level
shows no change Of value during the
week. The west crosscut on tho i700 level
10 again Advancing. the face In hard
quartzite. sinking the Wine bslow tho
100 level 10 making fair progress. Tho
north drift on tho 1900 level 10 steadily
advancing. tho face In quartz aud por.
phyry mixed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-19
YelioU Jacket.
Uuion Flag.

This Is one Of the old locations lying to
the west Of Gold Hill. and adjoins the su-
perior mine on the north. An incline was
sunk In tho foot wall Of the vein and some
good stringers OF quartz were encountered.
After . suspension Of operations Of several
months the company have resumed work
with Q view TO developing the true value
Of their property. Men have been put 70
work under tho direction Of Sandy McMar-
tin, acting ~ Superintendent. They are
clearing out and repairing the incline 81
present. We weie yesterday shown some
pieces Of good looking quartz from the In
cline, carrying metal. When the vein 10
crssscut IL will doubtless prove 70 DO a.
good at least a. that In the Superior.
, 1877-10-30

THE SPEECH or TUE EVENING"
Another sony tu thr tuuo Of "John Urowp" was
sung, after which tho lion. Emery A. Elosr1 came
fuswsrd and spoks n. follows:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AsD FELLow-ClT1zKNs; could
not nclp heinx Impressed at ihv last sony that
lnax ny our everlasting eteEnal choir llaughtetl--
\ choir that think Will bs u perpetual " The
psuirses and u everlasting ~ tho hills How good
n,1sie-reail1 sUlu, unctuoas, SesiptnraI old.
fashioned narai lnuslc sueh a. tao Noun1hcads
Used IL s!u3 In The days OF Cromwell. when ths
a3nl. aEl the siglttx OF tho FcoplH On Tho 0lhrs-
a1t stir up lhs blood Ut ths old nuuAdhtats--
Nj ho" eysfl4stingly ihey did auhti tApplansx.l
md 70 ocAted III t4a hepuoltcan purity III the Guy
y Ehlca-u tApplan.e. And II says to-day, al-
thHu.h We hare nut naie much hol'e aboEt u,
To" ~ We have ever brtn called upon to deter
mine.
Il h4a frequently happened that ths good psop!e
pf tAls city hAte nut appreciated
MnW 1Al.tHTAAT THEIR ELECTIONS WE'RE.
u Las fFe4uebliy OCCURRED that the delegates from
The sc"crs iAushterl, appteeiattux ths importance
u tls clsGt'a" hAsn besu uh aaad snd been sue.
tes.tul IIe 4,oge:hes encouraging tsasurc ot this
ra'Hpaixn " tLas t,esyto4y understands just
ho" imp9ft*at u IL. And !f. thu
sosl nSsss St ot 'A's s!'y s.s asfssa
toaufy are continued fur q few Years more in thu
Aunds af the suttets aad public piundcrrrt. 1t y
thr fault " tle peopls Vt Cook GoIpty, who eau
tust ~ well pEeErnt such = cslaluity !. not. Lao.
c4auo. a!.cu.. this pending election TO- night
embracing 4ol pa'.tcu! ideas, that II 10 ssy.
4ue.llu4 Il mtrt tn4ucc. Of ti,tI'ses,.cs rSfpiH,
tr the pac!fcaLtn VI thu south u tn.o.yea ln H.
llAIgh.erl II happens alao. ami lls llbsIatss "
ss slss;ut ~. II sa sei. - a.
rtn-, ":l everybody ksu- II, INIT !nt
ia.u.sY s'.~. liz, ~: ahieu u svu lavtA.
, 1877-10-30

Sa:nty q York acne II n. 9ee md hox we'll
svho sa knsw aoih!ns d lookkecnna "e ws" hs.s hay
.n.s kina a. work however, vii sec thai
aIo}ee egm jmc pcmp' wfhnnt e1ad 10 da;ng ,s ha
mo o J.. fe, ,n e. M".t Of c calculation.
.hefe ars nokeg t, rt,spetence! men In VIC nlcc, to
siwn"I @"e 'e" "''ne"lt oookd arc cxe'assrly a'-
II" b.nksr to,o,atc. .,,.u,.. !, ri. ,ooL. .,a
toycfnmcnt' n'se nut anreas n to paisns ~
%aa .aa e up .t,sh. H. ~ !. a e! n'ans faos
~ IT,. nan "ofx sn.ts when anpcar on ercry aldc.
ioo eets. 1c.. Of y, ink 2o st'' e ses pen I'D
enartoys Iwo ur th.se ut,lkkccpcrs can tnstfy sec
o!s tp nv ctS III sn. ,,1t,, sn WI os
Hp t1at 9uahslty of INK. Of pens an especially Of
H.. ts,, iMo cxpaHa!,nh nl thls II simple.
one nnafs"; re- In nM "sn 9 psnpsc nye to 10
~. ,.i1 ~ ,.s,. .I S"H. ~ .Mnt L.e eountV Cicsk
1may fa.H pop"Iantv ana influence. since they
n av have er mSs 10 a sr spsn their
thin p 'h hc sra.t re- ees o
Wca Us amounts 10 apoat ioftT gross,
Will ronr ~ III th,onyt, t TX dfoc,4n, ro,,,, >.
,,., v.. .,,r.,,,,,s YET HI nEs. f. liEn,
"ianee n1o tSn rnnn shmxst ~ ZIP pte ~ once:
xs nn hnhsfag ~ ts,a tsae" a9a1st ux Tn
wiIh IT, Sttt NJ thc hcsa ~ Inc county
tIThn rorortnr Ia ic-.l,i.~ - .... s'.Nt :.
satt An,,ersu1' - '"'A'"s 'a'ooRa our soo'o''
e"" III ~ ;sa Ell r. -. x,,, ,,,,, =.
vnn r.. .s 10 ,sex leu , ooX a. Jon
T., thrv rs"t MY svr Gn,a ."sh.' W. W. ~ nc'!.
bnnrst 'c,cr shirI n. IN ~ mu. nM.a Eson "ueIo
wnsryinr ,tyrr Ham. "' s"''a''" "u'"''.'' was
..{tn~s .,,t sa"n 'h
,terd thn nnmr1n,s hints - rh,.1 D. nv nn
as.s .seI "" o""efo"* o'ots VI WHICH IaE TRIBUNE
s.Tn, u ,oao.,. o-.., .,.a,,
casa - vn " Ettt. ~. eten.s on reter
Nnf ,stth nsn,I tr",ns Il, ~ IT, , ,nok nele.
otae!4 "ene sa,s aaa ,ess S bdos s
~ H. ,a1 1T. "91sh al me haes
liess. wa1k : sn"ush ss efas' er lh,oo men. ,.nt
Out sncu Ja, Shont ,hsto.u u ,,eG'ted I'll nane
jAtei ihc feportce Il, bim4eit vra. rn.;,,,. IL y.
no idea bo v ftlrh there il il he dnno harns rnsn
doMI wtite budlY. dos her' 0"s "eA"' '''e'
:. No; h,y Eatuwrft,nv iocs .ecn In h, h.,,..
than ynur rcnntAlIpn. " w oe''e'
~ And 10 IL te nil lhrourt tle of4]rr n.o,wth,,,
eystcn1ntIr, regular. nnh nrnt ''s'1'"'"s
Thu tjcncral Stool bcforc IN oncn safc IN ,,ht.,,
books papors, ana other tnInrs iav nriI mi, "'~a
'.rhs most pcrfcct system ,,rey1tts hrr" + ,,.
ny position m14i hayu nuiIttca imlusnrc "a s,, ~
cMnnot fp fault with u,c fnr thst. ~. mx W. a;,.a F
IL the intnol ol!cc In thc ct,mntry e'' "' oaNo
s.That II ID. " tnfi retcr. win Ind ,u.t .,x,.s nv
huge blot on hs mnrriaua ifern." '"'' "''ea W
Arnw In0x ~ ~ T..', .~srr,.n
rald the jlo,era1 orcitn,fiv -. c.,ai, 81.
i wnntrl tn Eyrrv rant s.t..s ~" T. ,n ~. slGhi u
entcf11I hy nv ntcn i, ,tnrr I'M, Nv , Mxsn IN IL
,,xrn,n, fhc 9rrmtnts "nst H n.. .acE' ~! IN tnn
, 1877-10-30
AN IMPORTANT LETTER

,;;AyM ,AKnoH Mich. Arr!l 30, Is7s.-Ds. R4pwA,-
at.af ~. III ,.'s q! s:o a,ns e sad, est ~
n.9st stnintat rhtsrlaas OF our Medical College pfp-
riley we're liks kuots On = tres, lty weight va. 273
@ Pounds whsa s2!nn'eneed with Jour tciAeIie4 md
~, Yuns EEt have taken twenty -four bottles t t'
Iovea nine ef lseef. and twenty four bot1es Of pti
MIS-. C. EIlApH.
, 1877-10-30
TIE NATIONALS.

PARTY THAT SHOULD ne BCppn2AsEp III TIE
POLICE.
In back roont or. to oc somewhat moro exact.
In tho reas Of LIS Washington stfoet, tAero IN.
parcntly nousisles a political organization known
to candidates and newspapers AZ the National
Worktnrmcn's party. How II was organized ,aonu
OF those thtngs that follow can and out but whv
1t was started fsn conundrum that eau DO answered
BY all the candidates whu haye secured uomina.
lion. TIE National Workingulen's party Ia close.
cumnl1ninn soclcty. whoa0 members arc not sui[l-
clcnt 10 Ill the Two dozcn ctnfs with which Tho
headquarters arc gafHiaAed. II has only ono OBJ
ject In life. apl that IL to worm cut Of tho conl-
ing candidates nll tho m0ney which thcy arc willing
I" donAtc. II Ia thoroughly organized dcat-
beat OF tho dTst water. and should TO suppressed
ny the police. The mon coInpoAInG II, t,-unt thp7
humber about twenty, -have no standing Whatever
III the community. Thc most OF them arc bunk-
rnpt anancinl1y anl morally, whtlu the two ur
three honest ,tsn who havs bcrn dipped Into the
cnlicurn arc oltnrlc-mlndcd f.llows, with won.
dcrful capacity for believing everything they arc
told.
Fur tho past fonr or i've weeks thin PARTY has
held It's daily meetings. DDcs Ia a while 1t cup-
tused nosa.1lc candidate who would buy tho
whs made on son,t peaceful aaiotn, where
nusy haraasacs wore made on .he NECESSITY FOR
recognizing tno right. u labor anu ottur lh.nga.
TIE LEADERS or THIS GANG
Hamilton. Thuy are tho trlumyTato throuei.
"s!aau banda u supposed to pass VI! te money col.
!cctea Tor ean!oa!In purposes. It 10 moEG Than
l,xe!y that ,no,t ef thai 'nsnuy viii hare pecaHis @
acquainted d. With spaidiny,s Elae oa leaving The
the civil service, liz was connociaI Win thu In.
tsEnal ltevsnue Department. This authorities H.
lesed that hs wa. crooxed in all nat,ots conncctcd
with The COLLECTION Ut the tax on WHISKY. Ifp VA.
;s:s WE ssss 'ss
snt sueecss. JuIia. sllyarmaD i !. ~ i.tasi,ts uv
e. ssa.sS chass. ssa loss: - = d:plsy e s1aa M
tls taole wth which the consultation room, IL frr-
. nss,.ea t1e J.. sl,s paoli.hst q tue 0ttiaen',
iAts. Tns uent!snan 6sasssl. Tho ruphnMioAs
name 81 I; Hamilton y un:nown IL faaau. and thu
wh,cM at this Juneture IL 50 mucn required llencs
.mpsF!eetlons. u lsess bs snS, with those who
An important busIne.s meeting Of Mrssrs.
Sslke. st!sersl,tb, and Hamilton. who wuta &C.
spams1 hs ~ shs snal, by a'sr tasit centss
NulEs was appointed u con.mlttr, af onu 10
INTERVIEW MI. ACKRA,
Ills ssnfsicncs toos PLACES Seiss o'e.ed 10 xss
As. Aetsea Tho entire Scandinavian vote OF thu
city and snoash wosklnsmen's hallots ocstds I.
!uF ths ssst amount Of suffrage he uen,ant.ed only
q: So0. which !. ;rae lss. than 1.-Two bits" Tor
ha Il S via "" ~ VI, s
le.. .cram.ols tor o!cc tns ordinary ptsce Of ,hu
naskesan!v ns voter @ VA y and ~ aF'uk q wh..ky.
s3pa.iatsa . srea. lsu:,h on The importance
q s4s hs sess e M
aurate. iis bad paid als PRO rata Of lhe campaign
tund 10 tue tomnllttes. aaa II Selks could make
NJ daubt pui what tht Committee would do fhs
.luarr tning ~ h!m The e4'tiauger failed 10 sas
, 1877-10-30
TIE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

Every drop OF thr SarsapArfttan HcaoIyent co.nnunt
cscs through The flood. swcAt. UTinc. ana 0tsr Eut5
lnd jnless o. tho syata te ysor of tic. ptcpara
isratuln, syph!!l!h Lontun,ptson, Gandaiar iaseae
sn, ~ m nh5o.t =; ;Mst mor Eodr. n ~
n,9ss !'fsctargc? tron tho Eaa. anu tho olsef
Skfn diseases. Erup tonk4 Fescr E0YvA tcal Ift4d
. inK WM.!'n. M. sals {henn1. EIyspc!as ArMc. pIisf
13Rst Mu!ms in th9 Fleth. fuus1Es. Cancers In its
the curative ranxs q th!s woncf d ,noieTa cSe.,.
ana ISw days 1lha Will pf0Y0 hny pcl4U uADE Il fuf
thrnt. " FN 'e s
tho rhttcnt daily Incoming redacod by tho wsse,
ena asSomp..!t!yn tia my tonstnuay Progressing
With new tlstsria iladv from hga!tIy bIoVd-and TIL
TIM saTsaparlfllnn will anu lOca Acrufe-a cure ctI.
q ;,. snl q s q
patient Will feel himself stronger, tHe fool dtsr.tjnS
.etttr appetite E1nprorng. and tcsh and weight H.
Not oniy does tho fansratian Ilesolscnt excri ati
fn,siiia eseHa " tns surt Of .'hr9n kcTatalsut
itaSt cuEt for
, 1877-10-30
Kidney and Bladder Oomplaiuts,

Urinary and Womb DI,easra, 1rnyeL pJahrtcs pronsy
,HLoutasu 4f Waller. lncuntInensu 0f Erine HslsuiI
ssiss vpa'I;s II tls waer & hek cloudy. n<i
xhtt1 allk. nr ihers u nrht.l. dark tUits sHrea
enSG ahd white b0Lc'duat 4apGsld& and when there IL
paln tn lh0 small 0f Tho back and along lhg lotus
, 1877-10-30

FEVER AND AGuE cured for 20 certs TIc,r m.
AS%c a' 81 CHR Maat ou*. lous ac1rte Typboaa
Yer buttte. guy eeah
, 1877-10-30

lConunuc1 OLA tue Seventh PaEs,l
, 1877-10-30
Tumor Of Twolvo Yoars' Growth
Curod by Radway's Rosolvont

n.; hAnw4r-t have had 0rartsn Tnmot In ths
;.1s, I s5lsl ss$ss!Sigx .Sss y:
md tnoIxht woul4try!; hs,i no taih jn ii. r.
ra9ts had suffered fof twelto ycars atx bot1
tt.. 4 .f M your l!eady I:eI.s ana there slEn q
napplot th4n have tyr twelve y+as. Thn wDfa tntnu,
va ~ thn lett tida Ct !hu bowels. over tho efotu
publish u 4 you chooss- uAShAIi i. kSArF.
, 1877-10-30
Another Letter from Mrs. c. Trnpf.

On, nApwAT-Kiud Sir. takc Tho liberty to saaren
{on sgatu My hc.;h !. ss.sty !tstosad by tc ns%f
gans @ nd ths fourth nrsry DfonsI gone. hrAth
si!u !Elpfosox. md my weigh, decrraslnx very fa..
~ s1saerlal c9su y3us sd!rsnc s* duap Tor ie oas
au1e nutabeF from this place iynis vii, fs.r,.
estinsele lady, aud very beneyocrt aho hA4 brea u
4!eaas u aenR Msny battles OF The tesoycnt by y
le4Kxts4 OF Anu AFGF, u EtetAons afflicted with fAttf
nai tumors. VIZ hare heard Of soma wonderful cuEA
'~.".EnE EnERBAcu d CO.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-07-21
RAILROAD WAR.
A Cut i'm Passenger Rates to the North by
Both Lines.

A Cut i'm Passenger Rates to the North by
Both Lines.
Indications now point to lively war between
the Jackson and Mobile routes in the way of
through tickets to Northern and Eastern points.
The Mobile road and it's connections
OPENED THE BALL
it seems by placing on sale reduced rate
ticket to Alexandria and return, or 'round trip"
for $50, good until November /, and the Jackson
route then reduced their rates Oh the round trip
tickets to Chicago to s35; and that as followed
by the Mobile road reducing their rates to st.
Louis and return to s35.
The "cut" ended here for the time being, bu.
it is expected that the war will be
CARRIED INTO EGYPT,
40 to speek, as soon as brace of prominent
railroad officials arrive here, which will be early
next week. The companies are each aware OF
the fact that there are plenty OF people in the
CITY who wouli take trio North or East could
they do so at moderate expense, and by these
reduced rates one person eau make such trip
at an expense not to exceed, all told,
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS,
and apprec atipg that fact the companies are now
endeavoring to catch that travel. and will do 80 il
they place their rates at figures which can be
reached by the class Of people who can easily af-
ford $3.50 or 1900 for visit North, but who could
not aft ,rd to pay the regular railroad rates. hotel
bulls, etc.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-07-21
The Pennsylvania Central strike.

especial TO the democrat
PITTsBURa, July 2o.--The strike on the
Pennsylvania Railroad still continues, and
the excitement occasioned thereby has been
Increased In intensity by the determined
efforts made by the railroad authorities to re-
move the blockade established yesterday.
The strikers are hourly increasing In strength.
About 900 loaded cars are lying on the track
between Union Depot and East Liberty. The
arrival of the military on the scene this
morning served to increase the excitement.
The sheriff read the Governors proclamation
to the strikers to disperse this morning, and
was greeted with boots and cries.
Gen. Person addressed the crowd, and said
he was under orders from the governor, and
would do his duty. IT was useless to attempt
to further stop the working of the road that
trains must go through
At the yards 1t appears that the strikers are
determined to stop all trains, nothwithstand-
ing the military, and serious trouble is anti.
cipated II the military try to open the blockade.
A large meeting of strikers resolved to de-
mand wages prior to June 1st, and that
double trains, except coal trains, be abol-
iiShed.
Sheriff Fife telegraphed Gov Hartranft his
inability to suppress the rioters on the Penn
Sylvania road tracks