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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

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Never squander . moment for we are never
sure OF IN hour. neither delay the purchase OF
E1lertas Daylight Liver Pills.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

Patentees and inventO 8 sho uld rea
advertisement of Edison Bros. in an.
other column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

-Une sams Harness OIL will make old
leather soft And pliable IS when new. and prevent
the ripping Of the stitches. Try Il.
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~Two or more 81 the Surgeons Of th,
National Surgical Institutes viii visit tho
following places At the time designated
below. WITHOUT fAlLi

Darlington. Iowa, Jan. Z, 5 and s-Psrreti House
puhuDue, Iowa. Jan. 6. aui ie-Juiisn House.
prs Notnes. la, Jan. - and IL saysry House.
sioux CITY. Ia. Jan. sand -N"rrhsn:s Hotel
omaha. Neh Jan. -. ~. E-tirsnd Crnt1 Hotel
~. Joseph. Mo Jan. . and 2S-Pscirc Ho'~L.
Topeka Kas.. Jan. Is. -, Fifth Avenue Hotel
fort Scott. Kas. Jan. 2" ana s1-Guif Housr.
SedaliA Mo, Feb. , and at the ives House.
These visits are ,~lrsigneh for the media
ton aud benefit OF our cid patients. and In re-
sponse 20 repeated calls of the oriicte'i who sTs
unable TO visit The Institute NJ Indianapolis. our
Surgeons viii have with them a rne ontht ~
braces and surgical appliances. AMI Ia every way
will he fully prepared to treat such casssas are
durable or can be benefited. We invite all the
afflicted 20 come. H1syutnastoW fve~.
- RspPmhe these Surgeons are from the old
snd r~lisbi. National surgical ,ossttot~. Of
Indianapolis, Ind, founded by Or. ID. IL. Allen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

q Are you suffering with . cold cough or any
bronchial complaint: II 90. go 10 your druggist
and get . bottle Of Eilert,s Extract Of Tar and
Wild Cherry. II Is the best known remedy for AL
such eomplainta- ssld BY all drusgistA-
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Bronchitis

All q ~ONS THAl
rrAG thls are favifsi &,
tcnd Tor oar large =
>eauti'gliE lEtmsiFAfr
Paper. seat free 10 al
AA.fr.s
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In 1i' eases 81 a71o, lean 70 the size mercy
and IN all easen Of sehes and pa,ns Try Eilsrt's
Daylight Liver Pills.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

Yor sfuptive diseases Of the skin, pimples and
bssooheA vessetns 10 the greatest remedy. - II ~
D0voo fsoR thosySse0 the Producing eoase.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08
Des MOines 4 Minnesota.
Marrow Gauge.
Three Fir.t-C1ass Trains Zach Way Daily
between DIES MONIES and AMEs.

Three Fir.t-CIass Trsins Zach Way Daily
between DIES MONIES and AMEs.
Connecting close ~ 4 certsin with All Passenger
Trains on the CBICAGO& NORTH EXTERN X X
Passengers for DIES MOiNES and all point
South can leave
DAY TRAIN. NIGHT TRAiss
Clinton. rs q. m Clinton, t.Es p. IN.
retar Rapids. $50 =. m. Cedar Rapids. ~ n. m
Marshalltown n. lilo y. m. Msrshal'town. II IS p. IN
Mo. Val. June. s:3Sa n. IN. Mo. Val. June. . y 2. IN.
Grand iunc., leS p. IN. Grand juno. II 10 .. m.
Ames. 40 p IN. Ames, iaea. N.
Arrive At Des Moines Arrive AZ Des Moiber
s.an n IN. te m.
Ames Accom- oda''on leaves Ames ~ " . m.
Trains leave pes Moines: Mail and fIpress.
I2:p ., W. Ames accommodation. tSo p. IN.
Night Erpres &. l6;5h u. IN.
CONEYcTIO q At Dys SoiNEs.-T.. y Y. n y.
X. r. East. v est and southwest. Keokuk q Des
Moines forOr umva. Keokak. 81. Louis. and all
points South, nd Southwest
J.. ,. SMART, Gen, supt.
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Tame Worm Removed Alive.

Head and all compete IN too hour. No fee tii
head passes seat. PIN and stomach worms 70.
moved ~ Dr. kankrl. - North ninth stree.
Fnii.d~ii htA. Pa. send for circular tor re-
moving all ordinary worms call on your drug
gist and get = bOisIc OF kUFKKLs Woga sYEIf.
Price
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ASTHMA

We GCARsNTYF TO
CURE Coushs Colds
ptpthsr Fnrumur
Neuralgia ssi neaTiJ
ell ether severe aita ss
chen eli other remedies
tall
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

~ horse II oss Of ne Dsblest and mos
ooofal of aainala snA HIS owner should guard
~ 1aaltA - carefully - he would hts own
uneDs SaaS Ceadis1ea Ysvass 10 the best nsci-
ca1o 1ae hegse dlsoases 81 al ha1da =
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The Bryant Il Stratton

IS Hnr: sUg1 0s1 ui fssUE,a hn-r,
-. 90 sazfh ~-rffs+~ Tf~s rs 80 s~ra~-
'.kss srf@7 sAs Isl - Fs~sffy - 49, a-aa-
80 h-er e~aaaa. - So $1,000 IS
~t~grs1s ru~-,rS- sri 7~forf~1sE 80 g-~ss-~.
- Hrfaz sso- 49, -rss~~s 49, .1- Cs~atsr
sD9 1ecazs 1Syssfn-~f 49, -
A Hg<ztET
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asy comp aiLs zte Of
rftuatiF rrs hr1 ~
bIySvaAte1 AIT
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VIZ MAKE q SFFC-
tAETI . Eat ar "a
.isass - Mai F.sRs
sulr al aesTlbs
a. "a wf1rA
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. a u n

There Are usprin~ipi~d psrsoss In fssisr as
isswh~r that are putting mp \ EnDts If1tft
anI Jryiur 70 ;sim 10 OF "a ny Ja~EATsEsT %
O-ygsnR 80 AIR. asa claiming 10 20 70 80 " %
Snna genuine uniess ne words DIR ToHs
sFSDs ONyGFNsTFD Aik" AS Bb uD -
OOrTER Ahp PORTRAIT on LADgL
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RroI W. Paine. A. NJ. NJ. ID.

Tho Professor Is the author OF numerous
standard works on medicine and surgery. and a
Professor In different Medical Colleges. for mp.
wards Of twenty years. He Is the ORIGINAL dis
covereF OF the germs Of disease. AMI the remedies
for their instant and positive destruction. Hts
Catarrh vapor. 4l.oo per BOTTLE. cures Catarrh,
all lung a6e~tiSns. and neutFalizrs all poisons IN
the b"dy. His liver Renovation Pills. 3 cents Der
box sent by mail, euees constipation and All BILL
iouS diseases. His Fever and Ague Cure. S1.M per
box. sent - nan With fuil directions. positively
eufoe evogy ease For special medical or surgical
treatment address Or amply to =? North sth street.
fhlla6olphlA Pa. o. ~ West Washington street,
CAieAG4 III Advice fTeeL
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-02-08

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VI lA rns71<f-y rrz< sa~rs r~rn
xpcsrats- Leo tssf.rortsis. u~s~Yfe~ rs
DE- y. Z ssf.<y hixAsxaas
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WHAT PAYSf

rAys $685. -s--F.~s~,~s Ss~-s.-s
9-~sa-t- s~-s~s~ $780, - -
f-~ss@s - 90 $3.50 aN~Faa ~ . sea
rFrsa us@se s@rsr - - rH 80
- rsges@- s-~s - sy~sv ss~sfv FL
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
The Dance OF Death.

A couple Of months ago O gentleman
Of San Francisco mailed n copy Of the
rather notorious production called the
dance OF DEATH" to n friend In Lon.
don, . well known literary man, making
the suggestion that a republication there
might prove profitable. Tho San Fran.
ciscan received n letter from his friend
In which this agreeable little passage
ccurs
"Ths book has arrived, aud I have
read IL. ! sincerely trust II may never
be my fate TO look upon It's like again.
Do you forget that there IL an iustitu.
ton In this country known IN 1.-THE
Society for the Suppression Of vicsi"
Why. II va were 10 publish this filthy
book We should DO summoned TO the
Police Court for selling an obscene pub.
LEGATION, and We should richly deserve
II! Any purs-mindsd woman would 70.
ceive n deeper moral blight in reading
three Of these pages than she possibly
could IN waltzing every night all her life
long. unless. indeed. abe Happened TO
DO cursed with y partner In tile dance,
such as the filthy beast that wrote the
book; for TO my mind Il could not be
written by any other than a degraded
intellect. Excuse my speaking strongly,
but you say II is written by an acquaint.
ancs OF yours. I am glad he IL not
among your friends"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
MrDDI.ED.

Politics are friehtfully nujiied Just
now, and il Ia utterly impossible to
prophssy regsrdiu: the coming elections
nett Fall. There are five parties. and
i've tickets in each Of the seventeen
States which hold elections. There are
the Democratic, Republican. ~Inispend-
snt. Prohibition and workingmen's
platforms. With Ave contestants In the
field there Is sure to be terrible siaugh-
ter somewhere. and whichever party
wins the victory will have little to boast
o.. NJ he cannot IN any event represen,
the majority Of thepeople. Never since
We gained our liberty as a nation. have
our politics been so much muddled.
Let us hope that out Of the muddle
good will eventually come.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
rur TURKS uKsr ALLY.

As the NEws predicted weeks ago. the
Russian army has now a more terrible
foe to fight than the soldiers Of the Sui
tan. II il q foe against which nj pre-.
canton can DO taken. The Turks great
ally has come to the front. You may
shoot down inimieal soldiers. but you
cannot shoot down the cholera. aud that
dread scourgs has now begun to lay
siege TO the Russian army in the Valley
Of the Danube. For one man the Czar
would have lost in battle. hs will lose
ten nov BY disease. Meanwhile. he ia
not in . position to advance to q health
Ter climate southwark; he will not Be in
that position for at least three wseka.
And the cholera in three weeks will 20
reduce his army that be will have to call
for more endorsements before be can
attempt the passage Of the Balkans
again. Winter waits for NO man. not
even for the Car Of Russia. and whom
hsis sufncisntly strong he will hnd the
Balkans covered with snow and the
passes imprsctieabls for his army. The
fact IL. that the campaign for this year
IL at end. aud that the Turks by sups.
risr strategic ability. are 50 far triumph
ant. The mistakes Of 1877 will not b
repeated by the Russians in 1878. and
they may win the dsht yet. IL not pre-
vented by tho Intervention 81 the other
great powsrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

Ur to last year only Que iron sailing
ship has been built in the United
States. There were iron ship-yards
enough. and competent builders. aud
the builders were offering 10 construct
vessels as cheap a. they could DO
bought abroad. and as an illustration Of
what they could 10 In ship building
they have been producing ON Of the
fi~eetssi. staunchest and most beautiful
iron steamships which sail in and ont
OF the ports OF the United States: but no
ons ordered AN American iron sailing
ship. From various causes. ship mas
tiers were content with wood. There
now begins to be nm inquiry. however.
concerning American iron ships. The
statement that such vessels can 10 built
as eheaply in this country as abroad has
attracted wide attention. and a promin.
snt builder 10 now in receipt OF letters
from Boston aud Liverpool. saying that
IL he a build iron sailing vessels At
the rates claimed. the writers will GER
tsinly order ships from him. The rate
in England for n first class iron vessel
Of say 1000 tons burden. with q double
outat Of sails. is abou, 60 per ton. The
offer Is made to construct the Same sort
Of ship precisely for si5 a ton in cur
rsney, and negotiations are now in pro-
srsss in regard TO the matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
A Submerged City.

A strange discovery Is reported from
Abe Lake Of Geneva. A tourist having
lost his trunk, two divers wero employed
IN search for It, While they we're be-
low water they found what they suppos'
ed to he a village. since covered BY the
lake. Their statements led to an inves.
tigstion OF the spot by the municipal
authorities, who took measures to -.
certain the truth OF the extraordinary
account OF the divers, On covering the
placid surface with oil. these latter
were able TO distinguish the plan OF q
town, streets, squares, and de-
tachsd houses marking the bed Of ths
lake. The ruddy hue which character.
lied them led the observers 10 suppose
that the buildings had been covered with
the famous vermillion cement which
was used by the Cells, Cinbri and the
early Gauls. There are about 200
houses arranged over On oblong surface.
near the middle Of which Is q space
more open. supposed 10 have been used
for public asssmblages. At tho eastern
extremity lies q large square tower.
which was taken for q rock. Asupsr-
fetal investigation seems TO indicate that
the construction OF these buildings datso
from soms centuries before u era.
The Council OF Ysud has decided 10
have tho site OF the dwellings inclossd
by a jetty stretching from the land, and
10 drain of the water. 30 a. 10 bring to
light what promises TO be y Of tue
most interesting archaeological dis.
covsries Of our day.-Lonion Telegraph.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
rrRg ~DRliOCRACY.

since the members Of the Louisiana Re
turning Board has been indicted by the
Grand Jury Of New Orleans. there has
been written about II than anything
that has occurred In many days.
The above is FROM tbs De Soto DINO
erat OF Louisiana. 1t isl fair specimen
OF Democracy pure and unadultsratsd.
The editor of this paper is q genuine
Democrat. lie does not know q singu-
lar from . plural verb. or. IL he does, he
does not know that q plural noun al.
ways claims the privilege Of being al
taehsd to a plural verb. Democracy,
thou art q jewel! Go for the jewel,
men Of sense and intellect. When you
ind IL 1t will be in the head Of the big.
gest and NEST repulSivs toad that ever
you saw.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

81 WANT q cup Of tea" gruiay de-
manded q tramp Us he entered one OF
the neatest kitchens in kingston. n. Y.
last week and dumped himself! on q
chair. ''les. SIR" said tho nervous
lady Of the house, bus,lins about in
timorous anxiety and setting before him
what he wanted. The tramp tasted the
tea. frownsd. AMI iishej u box Of match
es ont Of his pocket. II would ~ soon
have billions medicine A. tea without
plenty Of sugar." was his cynical eriti.
eisp,, rs he serapea the sulphur from
the mrtch-end. "Oh. acuss me-" wss
the response Of the panic-strcksn lady,
as she ran to get the susar.boul. Her
guest restored the matches to his pocket.
hank the tea with a relish. and resumed
his march.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

Tue increased expectation Of grain
nom Southeastern Europe Is believed
In London to be only temporary. Great
lossss have been experienced. particu.
larry 10 Turkey. by a failure properly to
harvest the ercr. and reports already
have been received from the scene Of
the recent campaign in Asia that famine
siares the populaes in the face. In
view of thsss facts there Is reason to be-
iisvs that the dsnapd for American
grain. new temporarily reduced by the
active competition Of grain from the
Black Sea region viii in the snd be in
creased ON account Of the Eastern war.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
Who wouldn't be an EdItorp
IRrom M, Lou.,Ills courierIourn,l.l

rERAfn Nm OnI1 MI nrFtpT-Innrnnl
.~..n IL. ,.om 49,. - ~.
y,n.." at ~. 49, ....ssne
urn UlnAss s.. un.s
sonooi over in01 auis Senoo, oou
year ago. out 4 no NOT nks H. us
Time ! nau eno.en Pto'ssAon' ana
tnihx l wouio ta.nsr 90 an sal.o, tnAh
any'uins e,se, eaAe Asu YIN
lori anu plenty y, "oney, anu uo hot
nke W uu,N si,s W
an elsgan' ,.s, IN. is 70 ao
psI WIG Nnen Nv. "Ao II, 70 naVs
plenty OF money, Ana !" go Nhers anu
vnsn Pissss, ,1.' ~, eos', anu 70 isau
w eai'ot gu'e' hs y. ease, without
care OF u any sort ~ the neight
OF my ansiieh. MY Trends hin !
ougnt 10 s'uuy ia. o, hieaicihe' or keep
ON 'eacnihs, y 10 % iAwysr or oec
toi requires 700 musn Drains 10 starr
WIN, ane 'sasHins - 100 hAru work.
Snue. .nese ensuwsanoes' wouiu YOU
NOT ADVISE me 70 oeoomea sditor! We
certainly weuiu. iour Ideas OF the lilo
OF al soitef' ana OF MS surroundings
ana ireedom ron care anu toii' are
Snguialiy accurate. Az eu,'os is ne
nappiest oe,ns on eai,h. Ie mas niue
or ho'nlng no. anu nis pny IN ai uaa'
..s p..s"n w., r,s.,... Wan ~,
US re'alnn Iuss "Hu .ul .ahPe's W
eos.y .ossN'oa .,' Ms mngnin.
on ,S.. - .nsnafaI,. n .
nnon, az vou
o9oN., n' III -" unis,' '. .s
siu, .q 1% !. Nv H. a.. III ~
.,.n, ,h,a~as -,
unaas, - n.n,.J nj 10 ~. i,r
a.. 's.,S,h,n, ,Ss, human i%n,snui,, c.n
NJ .an'tar, as1 nIs.sn,. r. !"
as,,'e n,,,'H ."a.S;s. -. -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
THE COW.

The COW IL not beautiful. Sns Is, IN
deed. repulsive to the uneultursd man.
Her horns pierce the air and frishssn
~inuocsn. children and weakened NO.
men. These horns. IL used BY the
beast. could toss the children and NO.
men nearer heaven than they have yet
been. But the COW never usss her
horns. She goes through Life sppar-
entity with . blissiul ignorance Of her
grand power to annihilats. II abe IL
not ignorant Of this power. shs IL the
most bsniacsnt beast In the world. The
ugly. untasssd q attacks her: she
lowers her head In q threatening man
nsr. but never tossss him TO The skiss.
lie sneaks on. like o coward. frightened
at those terrible horns. The festive
youth Of tender age and hoodium pro-
psnsitiss approaches her with evil In
tent. She lowers her head with no evil
intent. and that festive youth retreats In
disorder. Were II possible for the COW
to harbor malicious thoughts. neither
the suarling eur nor the festive youth
would escape unharmsJ.
The forbsaranes Of the COW 10 to b
commsnded. hut that IL not her shisf
virtue. She is the most complacsnt.
sslf .sati sized animal On the face OF the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
The Mystery OF Murray Creek.

a.. AZ
'''0" .' "''' rms s'"''i
Every traveller VIC during the past
six years has rode over the route leading
from Hunter toward the eastern portion
OF White Pine county has noticed during
the SUMMED months Tue w.ii'cnltiNated
garden on Murray creek, which neauii-
fnl stream nows into Steptoe valley.
Generally q littis, old' dried'np French
man could be seen working IN this gar
den late n early who coaid talk u"
language intsiiigioie 10 any one u TO
whom no commission OF innacy won,d
refuse .a'Iioma 10 Woouptiuse; ns
nau sluaueu on TWO aerss o. ,ana hhu
enclosed u win . neat anu close sage
brush ieAes, ouilt tnefeon an''Is stone
hut. furnished win m'Iis r9unap port,
holes near me- ooi. M lahu oe'onsou
aneignoorihg ihrmer, put M 'ns ',,ie
OLD frenchmah was ihohensiVe anu ulu
tno farmer no maIe,ih' injury. hs was
aiioweu u cultivate n,s ga'ueh ysnr N'rI
year unmo,es.su' mhsh ura'e'eIs or
rssiuen,s oI 'hs he'gnoor,n8 '"Wh :,
aiiherm ol.y wsn'eu .ese'aoies .uo CIV
man unasis'ooa 'wo Dl,s1r ns ol,s, anu
Iurn'Sneu .no v''spyI. '''.. anu y
ass W.. 80, .San.r
a.. nj I,,,s o,..v E=rsncrmsr" s.c.,'a !
s,,,,. W. >,nr,.x r,esh
MI ,.~.u,. -
=, W,ns ~" .'.
~! ~ M. ~ a..
.i,,,,. p,on.n. ".nI han "a.
= ~" ','
w,r1 .oa o,ha, noin,s IN hps,;.. "nI
va" Nv. sI.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

The msanest thing yet Is reported
frsm New Jersey. Several msmbers OF
q militia regiment that was ordered out
during the riots were In the employ Of
the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
Railroad. When they were ordered 70
report TO the armory for duty, the ofh.
Ger. Of the road were quite willing they
should leave. and assisted the men who
were sent to ummon them in hunting
them up. When the july pay rolls Of
that Company were made mp, tho time
spent by the militiamsn In public SER
vice was deducted. II need only be
added that the regiment was ordered
under arms solely for the protection Of
the railroad colapany's property.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

Tnrnr are two points about the Ohio
Republican Convention which ought to
be emphasized. One is that the alb
ssncs Of ofiee-holders brought ont an
unusually large attendance Of the psO-
pie. and the other is that all states for
the benefit Of aspirants for tho Senator.
ship were broken. and. ~ u conse
qu-nce. the Senatorial question will
scarcely arise OF oil In the campaign.
What Is best in tho work Of the Con-
Seution Is due to the people. who we're
too strong for the politicians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
THE CiIIRf.

The fastest long hand writer In tho
world lives In Gold Hill. lie can repor,
two orators Mt a time. u with each
hand. faster than they can talk. and
the crossing Of his t's and do,ting OF his
10 sounds like the clicking Of u tele-
graph instrument. lie is Secretary Of
the Saxerac Club.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

TnE Pennsylvania Railroad now places
IN the rear car Of freight trains signal
lights 40 arranged that when the train ia
ut rest. the light 10 steadily In view ; but
when iu motion the light flashes" or
alternately appears and disappears. and
thus tho movement and speed Of the
train can be estimated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

Apour this season the thin young man
with n lofty brow, . melancholy eye.
aud the general appearance Of ~dyspeptio
undertaken, tilts back the sub-editorial
chair and murmurs: "Lenms zoe
lsmme see! Green peaches straw
berries, pine-appls-gusss It's time to
waltz ont that cucumber paragraph"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

MrKurAE PASTA wears a soldiers coat
Of the coarsest material, and without
ornamenta,ion Of any sort; never eats
meat during tho campaign. aud never
touches q glass Of wine or any other
alcoholic drink; he even denies himself
the luxury OF smoking. and lives worse
Than common soldiers, whose hariships
and faiiguss be always shares. Reouf
fasha. who has taken command OF the
Turkish army Of the Balkans. is an en-
thusiasiic sportsman. fond Of walking
al day after birls. aud tho husband Of
ono wife only. to whom be is said 10 lie
very faithful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

TnE steamers which watch over the
Suez Canal have been increased from
two to four, in consequences OF the mys.
terious arrest OF an Armenian or Nal.
tsss. said to have been provided with n
chest Of dynamite cartridges with the
design Of blowing up the canal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

Or a total Of io5. 600 tons OF rails
exported from England during the last
SIX months. 100. 253 tons were steel rails,
whereas Of 1904 tons exported dur
ing the nrst six months OF last year,
only i7.G37 were steel rails.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

4 TEXAS court has decided that the
old law against the intermarriago Of the
race il obsolete. the Judge holding that
II was simply intended for the support
Of slavery, and csased to exist when
slavery ceased.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16
ROSES THAT ri NOT.

All the world In flower.
Lies sbout me now,
Lisht on every bower.
Bloom on sven bough;
Bat where are The roses
In my dreams that grewf
Rose that never closes.
Rose whose shade 10 blus.
Once I thought I found them.
In the days gone by.
Buds grew all around them,
Bluer than the sky;
St,ll, whcne'er l touchtd thein.
Blue Vas turned 10 gray.
For Il seemed ! elutehsd them
Only 10 decay.
An ! blue roses, never
Here can be your birth.
Sin AMI grief together.
Dismal make our earth;
But the mist discloses
Azure peeping through,
And mAS be my roses
Ara where all 10 blue
--SpNcfofov.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

IL one Of the counties OF Dakota the
Commissioners Offer . reward Of $3.50
for every Indian disposed Of. dead or
alive. but he must be killed or caught
within the county limits.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-16

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