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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-28
Hale q Norcrss.s.

The pumping machinery is oil again
In good repair and Is working splendid.
~, lowering the water as rapidly rs II Is
possible for u TO be accomplished. II
nothing happens to prevent, the shalt
will soon DO again drained TO the 2lOO
l..l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-28
unlea CeaseIidased.

The north drift on the 1000 level Ia
bsing steadily advanced, the face In soft
perphyry. mixed with quartz and clay
Il il now in q distance Of GIT feet. II
Is still necessary to keep men at worn
rstimbering portions Of the drift where
the swelling ground has crushed In the
timbsrs. The chamber for the winze al
the east end Of the joint c~rosscut, on
the south line. on the 1000 level II
nearly completed. As soon ~ fnishsd
the sinking viii b commenced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-28

Sinking the shaft Is going forward
vigorously and good progress Is being
make in sinking and tinbering. Every.
thing 10 In good working shape. and the
development Of the mine making steady
hssdway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-28
North consolidated virginia.

NORM Cousotfoaeso vtFgtntes
Sinking the main shaft Ii making
good progress, considering the hard
character Of the rock penetrated. The
rate Of progress Is about az feet per
day. The flow Of water 10 quite strong
but Is easily handled by the pumps. Ev.
| erything working we'll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-28
Nerth Carson.

The San Francisco Stock Report OF
yesterday says: Mr.. A. $. Gould. Su-
p~srintsudsnt Of the North Carson mine.
10 in this city enjoying q brief season OF
rest and recreation. We learn from Mr..
Gould that the Affairs Of the North Car.
son Company are in q very satisfactory
condition. All the Indebtedness OF the
corporation has been wiped out. and the
work OF developing the property 10 to
DO vigorously prosecuted. Mr.. Gonld
informs us that the first work In order
10 q crosscut on the 500 level. II 10 ".
pecled that this crosscut will develop q
body Of ore at y distance Of % feet,
which will make tho mine self.sustain.
ing. II not dividend.paying. The ore
body IL known TO exist, and the compa.
ny have good reasons for assuming that
il will prove TO be Of good size. The
quality OF the ore 10 u yet a matter Of
conjecture. We trust that the North
Carson will develop q bonanza. Mr. j.
/. Ayers, the leading stakeholder In the
North Carson. has displayed libsrality
and intelligent enterprise in working the
property, and the discovery Of q bonan.
"A would be q fitting reward for his out
Law Of money and time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-28
Crown Point.

The north DRIFT on the 1900 level Is
being pushed vigorously ahead. the face
In rock OF . harder character than any
that has heretofore been encountered.
Il 10 now In 4 distance Of 29S feet. The
two west crosscuts on the 800 level have
been stopped. and two east crosscuts.
directly opposite the west drifts, have
been started, both OF which are advanc.
ing In hne vein matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-28

The south winze below the 1900 level
has reached the 1000 level and will now
10 connected with the south drift on
that level for air purposes. As soon a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-28


The hosting reels and other necessa'
ry machinery at the head Of the south
Wine. below the 100 level. is in place
and works splendidly. Enlargipg the
winze so AZ to make another working
compartment is also making good prog
ress. Sinking the Wine below the 2lOO
level was interisred with 10 some extent
during the week. but Is again making fair
speed, the bottom still scalping the
quartz and ore vein. with every indiea-
tion still Of the most favorable eharac.
ter. Enlarging the station in the l10O
level east crosscut for the new WINE be.
low the 100 level 10 going steadily for
ward.
Lady wsshingssa Consolidated.
The north drift ON the 1900 level ID
still advancing. the face in vein mattel
and quartz. A large portion OF The ore
vein ON this level will soon b laid bare
ready for prosecuting.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-05

- estenee Jiinilinse. Dieter bTdit
ieltene 6al it BET elmer 8ausrin gu sri.
oalta b'Ncpa in ter Nabe BON Mailano
pUrsefommen.
- Die a6nisin pcn gnelano wiro
oas yar!ament am H. in perlpn erOfnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-05

ee, turt' 31urern, 3osern unp TerhlFp
yfu, einfr nur einiee 3aae antaltenpen
BailIe. es nahin brinaen tcnnte, baB Der
@rof bet ipatstsm @srfanfe Der getisu
teinen @ulben herauetefommen mirpt,
mdbrenp bic nah Dem @sgfaufe an rieien'
Gage ubria tlsitenre gumme teecutsnn
ssnus mar, um Den, 0raffn, Ter 3ab'nn'
gen gu leifen bate. wUfcmmsn gu etlAsi.
men. gr bsruhiste Ih rabsr uno lprab,
pom Director nit ben Wprtea: llne nun,
Str @rcjset ? aufssforpsrt
0raf 8rasfsin bsfst in Ger gcrfaet n
eiu tleines altss 9alais. weleteS miiten in
enem etma 10000 9uaorattIaftsr umfal
ienreu 0arten lisgt. Das 5aus tcmat
taum in Yetradt, reltc werthpOusr 1T aSsr
rsr @arten ais Bausruno. Die Starter
msiteruus, peIde eben jsst int poaen Gan
os 1T, Miro fir nsus Ssrtinouneen Der
@orfabte NIT Der Stast In eritsr Netbe
,u lorsen baben. So weroen Strasen an'
asiest psrbsn sur fiir;sren uno Ssqusmeren
Communication. Cine iplbe manselt faft
gang ,wifhen Der Staet uno isner gor>
ffaet, in mslher Der 8siib tes @rafen
Traeltstn lieet. Der 6'artsn liest nabe
an Der Stapt unb tiloet BEN Mtttelpuntt
Der gprRabt. Sn wsterer einie miirbe
elm Strebensus, bort ansslest, Fen filrss'
fen @es gu widtisen incufrisllsn gta*
tli(rmsnts am Doeaueanale uno In fsrne'
re Gsrtauie burh bic biGt tspSlferte
9crfatt fiibren. Oisls entbebrt einss
plabss, auf bsm Marft unb Getfebr l!A
ausbreiisn f6nnten.
(GortFesuns fulst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-05
6an Mnpnp, Spnnaben6 ben 5. Sanuar 1878

@unl ld pieler Siirser Der 4. gsaro bereit
erfldrt, BET oer ndtitea Nabl 1pieber ais
&anbipat aufSutreten.
= Die &a(te ldeint auf unlere 2pcal=
pplitifer einen ldbn1enben Sim fluB aus5n=
then. Sour nod renige Sage Dor Der
Wabl unb slleS mod 10 rubis - eler
3ultano Der Dinse lit abnprm uno fann
mn Der adlte 5useldriefen merpelt bic bic
Seriantmlunsen at BEN StraBenefen un=
mDslld madt.
- Sm 0ieforoerseridt sinsen beute
s14 an strafseloeru elm, bic Don S. VI.
Oclan we9en 2runtenbeit, bon 9. Srcd.
lep weBen Yerlesuns Der Sriiden Sroi>
nan5 unb bon VI. 5utler peSen Saldses
rel teiab!t ipuroen. Sobn Stcrep fol-
me9en Sdldserei perbaftet ueroen unb
seSen ece liest cine Slase wesen ifnelen
HeitenS Dor.
- Wabreno Der leetsn Wohe ereisne.
ten iid fclsenpe sterbsfiue: 81. grrral,
SO Sabre alt; Suano 9foDa, so Sabre
alt; Dfartba Wc Oouals, % Wcnate alt;
Sole Uicuiolu, 2 Wtcuate alt; 2i;i Quna,
l Wtcnat alt; Clara Sitters, 2l Sabre
alt uno @nilie Wi(lS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-05
Die bIame Tarbe unS Der gUabniiun.

- gor einisen Sabren madte cine
Madridt burd bic Gascspreile bic Gunoe,
bab eS mSslid lei, @eiitcstrante. ipenn
man icld,e in Gin nit blauen Sheiben
perlebenes 3immer brinae, gu beilen.
Yprnebmlib Icuten 2cbiiidti9s icfort uns
ter bem Sin flune oeS blauen 9ihtitrables
ii& bcrubisen. Die fadridt, pelde aus
Stalicm nad Geutlhlauo 9efcmmen mar,
fanb bel oer mepiSinilhsr Belt feinen
@lauben, unD idmamm als 3eitungS
ipieoer in bas Weer berSsrSe1ienbsit 5urlid.
In Der Sot,e mar aber bod etipaS YBab.
res, ia io3ar ciel gSabres. Sun Sftrbers
bette per 3eitIdrift of mental science
tDeit Der cirisirenoe Nr;t ber Srrenan ltalt
3u Waioitcne in Der @rafidait Seat in
Guslanc, Or. Daries nit, haB er cine
anSabl BON 3ilnmern felt einisen Sabren
NIT blauen Teniterideiben perieben babe
nno oarin cine SrSbtrc sln,abl prn 9cbs
iiidtisen bebanble. Sci pielen perjdten
mar Der Giiett Gin ituuueuswehb raider
uno merfniiroiser, inoem Bel allen Ienie
nisen, bel pelteu cine 9Birfuns cintrat,
iclhe ihsn am oritten Gage, nadpeai iie
in tetreHenoe 3immer sefcmmeu lpaten,
teme:tbar wuroe. WabniinniSe, weldc lid
tets peruneini8ten, serlansten, nudeem
fe brei Gage i'm blauen 3lmmer waren,
in ber peruanftiSleu Weiie 2DuiIer Jun,
ReiniSen, mas lie ionit ME 9etban uno
marcn gang crltauat oariber, bab iie ieit,
Der 70 iGmuyis Sspelen. Icbiiidti5s,
ruelde oaes 5erfdlusen. becuuerteu pom
oritteu Iase ibres Nufentbaltes i'm tlau
Ell 3immer all ibre uaarten. SpIteriIde
Waphcr, usld,e an @eifesidwate uup
9rSnpfen litteI perloren oicieltcn i'm
tlauen 3immcr Or Davies mahte
auberoem bic eiSent iilmid,e gemerIuas,
eub ltets am britten Gage, iuenn cer fyiti.
ihe Woment Der SciierunS eintrat, bic
Paten.en beoeuteuo alase iiter Stirutrpf.
ihmerjeu fibrten, ,paS iecoa poriitcrse'
heno mar; nit benz Siutritte bsr 4opf.
ihmer5eu trat aud ge0eruns oer @eiites-
n6ruu9 elm. Seit Ginger 5eit weroen
aud III Deutidlano oerartiSe Ginridtun'
gen beaust, 70 }. y. in Der &rlenmeber'.
ideH Seiianltalt in Wenporf bel Gcbleu3
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-05
Ser NaturalifationS Nertrag NIT
Deutfct!anS.
Ortfesuns fplst.)

8orldufis eriltiren swiiden ben Ser.
Staaten uno Deutidtano nod piele gsa=
turaliiaticns gertrdse; elm eiuSiser Ma.
turaliiaticnS Yertra9 ,.rubt nod im
Shpc6e Der @Stter". gSie in pielen an
perep Besiebunsen III Deutihlano aud
bierin nod nidt ein Staat, irnoern er1t
Elm uscOrsrapbiider Besrifi". ansetabat
inoeieu 1T Die Beieitisuns ocr rielen Ser
trdse gu @uniten zines eiu5tsen.
Stir ben seiamn,ten yfcreen 1eutib
lambs gilt GUT 3eit Der am % Tetr 1868
SmiIden Der llnicn uuo benz rrrmalisen
NcrpbeutIhen Rnune atSeidlchene Ser
tras Vapern bat einen ipeceuen y. &c
Utai, Ea0en b. 19. Suli uno SeIen
Oormifant y 27. Suli 1868. 6ancrer
bate sleidfalls ieinen teIcnoeren Sertras.
Breusen bdlt oenielten fur auisebotsn
burh 6anncrers Mnneeiou, amelifaniide
@erid,te balten ihn aber nod fir rehtsbee
itdnpis. Snbnlider yDelie bebauptet
prsuBen bic Auseebnuns bes 8ertraSes
p. 25. Tebr 1868 auf @liab- 2Oibriusen,
mas piesieits slelhfalS nldt ane,fannt
wirn. lin cieie Gcutroperlen absuite0en
unp Elm sIeidmdbiSeS Yerfabren fir gan,
Deutldluno gu idufien, iinp bic 0sei6s
unp nnlre Yuupes Resieruns, inter 3u=
itimmuns Der ,,ielbltitdnpisen" ceutiden
Staaten, iitereinsefcmmen. einem gan;
neuen gertras abSuidlieben. Wian un
teri6det jepoh bic babel pbmaltenren
Sdmierisfeiten nibt, weide bauptidhlid
ourh bic perIhiebenen ceuti6en Wiilitdr.
perfaiiunsen ent!tebeu. Eesbalb 1T pcn
teiner Seite bic aiinciauns Der alien Ser.
trdse erfolst, welde icmit bis ;ur grrei
dung pes pcrseitedten 3ieles siiltis fnc.
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Muerlei.

MllerIei.
- Ndh1e WOhs wirb cine neue ena.
lilhe Nbeno,eitung unter Dem Namen
Gpsnine Courier, ibr Grldeinen maiden.
- Sberiff Corn BON Maperid County
ia sstern nit pem tsriihtistsn @ren,rdu.
Der uno S6mussler Gelipe guerpato an.
sstommsa, um ibn ned Nufin gu trans
pOrtiren, no bem Burden Dor benz Bun,
sssssridt Der YroseB semadt wstbem fol-
= Sn Der ssilern Nbenb fattsebabten
gsriammluns Der Straben. attionare muroe
bs1hlcHsn, pa9ln ;u arteitsn, bab nit Gem
Sau Der 8abn an l. Gebruar bssunnan
msrbsn fana, gu sptlasm 3rsdc bic 9nie
nod fsfselteQt werpsn mub. NuBsrpsm
murben eeltsrn Mbeno bic NsbsnsslsSs
amenpirt.
- Der County. Aiiefor BAT feline 81,
flee in pus @staupe bss Serrn Santa an
prsFoio Strabe perlest.
- Die osrsanssns Nadt mar bic tdl.
tsRe bsr Saiion; beute Moresn marcn aae
WaNsrlahen 1T ben Strabsn ,useirorsn.
- Die &ompasnisn pes 20. Ser. ct.
Snfantsrie Rssimsnts werben i'm Qaufs
natHer gDohe Die Staot Y.rlaGsn unp
watrlhsinlit Sort Glart als n:ue 0arni.
ion anarwisien erbaltsn.
Better burh,iebsn petsr In arcGsy
3ahl bic Staot; nie msifsn Inp jun5s,
tuitise 9eute.
- Nuf anorenuaa esS @eneral she.
ripan piirfen bic In ben Wilitar Saupt.
quartisrsn einlauisnOsn Nahrtdten nidt
mebr ksfannt gemadt werbsn. Jrlber
,e!stsn fh unlsre MllitdrtebGroen rem
3eitunaebsridtarRatisrn In pieisr SinTht
istr ssiauis unb sei!utteten Giniidt unD
Notijnabme BON aasn oiIi,islen DOfumsn,
ten. Das bat iebt oufsstSrt unb mas
Don Der 0ren,e mad San Wntonio an bas
Sauptauartsr ssmsloet mirp, srfabren mir
srR purA bic Yrs6pspslhsn rber Gbieasc.
,. +. pon otien wihtisen Neuisfeiten aur
pas, wus @sneral Sberioan 5u perSfsnt.
limen fir ansem,Gen erahtet.
- County. Nihisr DmYsr tseilt isins
Nsll,srlsbnilIs TT ofsnsn Brtsfsn eurh ben
SsraIo nit.
- gSie mir bSrea, iOuen Die Yo6e
Der sebi(bete Sausfne4t" unb bic Spe=
rette r@rdiin SUITE, bic bei ber 9luliib=
ring I'M Gaiinc 70 anberOrbentlid Seiielen,
bemnddit pieoer seseben pcrpen. 3us
TerppllitanbisunS oeS programmes il
nod elm anbereS Ibeaterltid rSeremias
@riGe" sewdtlt wrrben.
- alpermann Wiind bat ii4 aui
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-05
9t T It
beutfb englifbe Sbule.

Bum Yeiuae bieier 5aule labet Der llater3std>
nete treunolttit Elm Gl!ern, mslae senetst itnb,
ible &lnoer rabin gu fenben, perssn sebsten, Sra
men unb alter Der Sduer in eine 2ife einautra>
gen, pelhe 3u oie'tm 8ue fs in oem Gel4aftslo~
fale Der .,grsisn @tsfs' auIiest.
2sbrplau, Yepinsunssn (. 10. Fab e5snbaieIbli
ein3uieben.
Aeimriet Salo1r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-05
Der sonb. 9fef. mi,o B aus Stap

- Der hamb. 9fef. mi,o aus Staoe
6clsenpes terihtet: Nm 6. b vi. murreu
aus pem Nurssrabem rie 9eideu eineS
bieiisen 9ientieres unp leines Sobnes
sefiltt. Ser 9ienticr. Elm alter Wanu,
n!eher auber 0ausu Dcf ein Oerm6sen
BON 10000 Ghalern beiaB, mar 70 sei5is,
pob CT NIT ieiuem Spbu nun bon 4artrf
flen unp trcdenem Brpo tctte. Da Der
ulteeiu perartgeS 2eten fSrperlid nidt
gu ertragen rermodte, 'gins er nit benz
geoanten mi, lid nit ieincn Sinoe in cine
bilIige Eeniicn gu beseben, nabm ater, ala
er fiir rieielbe idbrlid 300 2baler ent,
ridten ir0te, nit cem genlerfen pcn ieis
nem Sprbaten Nbitano, ebe eric piel @elb
sebe. lieber pclte er lidb nit ieiuem Cob
ne ertrdnten. @r bat feline Drcbuns
mabr aemadt. Gem ainbe banste ct
einen Sten INT ben Sals uno mari ben 10
SeIdmerten ins Walier, un liG barauf
leltlt III ertrdnten. Oas binterla6eue Grbe
filt all eiuen Yruoer ees 9fentiers.
- NuS TiQad, II. Dec, ihreibt man:
Der WeudetmSroer Senri Gcurpi(le nurs
&c seitern I'M ubr 10 We;nuten gfad
ulittasS nit bent Ycu Gircl pertebreaoen
Siiotabnsuse eurd Tiaa6 in einem Gcu
pc eriter eloiie III Sesleituns 3weier Gen.
carmen 10 pie eines 2eibbienerS iiber
Warburs= =2aitad ieiuem geltiumunssorz
tie @apo b'Sltria sussfiibrt. auf oem
biciiscn gahnbrfe batte fid cine srSbere
9ln3abl gteusieriser periau,melt, beam wie
Der 3us einfubr, rpuroen bic roth Ieioenen
ycrbinse oes gcupes berabge5csen
Der WendelmSroer las anseblid III ieis
neni Coupe eriter Glaiie 3eitunsen unb
perfiiste iiter ale mSSliAen gequemlids
feiten.
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unterid eib uns.
Grrfeiicr Mebbalb idrieen Sic ip

PtUIeIIpr UeBpulp I1VlleeH Sle 10
unsebabrli4? Bie beiben Sic ?
0pmnaiait p. 8abenwie.
Yrcf.: go! Sn mel4er Glalle lino
Sic?
@pmnH Sn llnter<Iertis.
Prpf.: 81, pann bilt Du ia elm gan;
einfaltiser hummer Sunse!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-05

- Der Stcfflpedlel 1T elm moberues
Sd!a9mcrt semclben. lBie idneu er in
Der mcoernen Snruitrie Dor iit Sebt, ca,
riiter lbeilt cas- Wiilpaufee Slatty Banner
uno Yrltsfreuno" nit, pab pas Yapier, auf
welheS ibre leste Summer scprudt iei,
mod ben Sag 5urcr ais Baum i'll Der Grz
De sewur5elt babe. 3eitunSspaper pirp
namlit melit aus 6cl, berseiteat uno oaS
Serfabren 1T 10 melt rcrseidrtten, baB
oas Yapler iedS Stunpeu mad oem 5dl>
len oes Baumes fertis, III 5wSlf Stunpen
in Der Druderei absellefert uno mad pier
nnp5man,iS Stunren ais semeiene 3si=
lung idcn wieper Der Sernidtuns, Der
Auflriuns unp Der 0fldtebr in pas Aa
preisaeseten 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-01-05

Die
Sdeiid,e Trsie 1rei1e
0itfint-
taoltp NIT Muenalme brr Scnfta9s
uno fpIff'
10. 90 fari tns Sabr csrr - SO fur erst
gRpnatei
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-11
Mnrm nalIls and cola Raths.

An article Of very interesting and in.
structiye nature, on the physiological &C.
ton Of baths, was published in a late
number Of the Iaaeet. Summing up, the
writer notes that warm baths produce N
effect upon the skin directly contrary 70
that which Is brought about BY cold wat.
er. The cutaneous vessels dilate immedi:
ately under the influence Of the heat, and
although the dilation is followed by
contraction, this contraction Is seldom
excessive, and the ultimate result Of a
warm bath Is TO increase the cutaneous
circulation. The pulse and respiration
are both auickened In the cold bath. The
warm bath increases the temperature OF
the body; and by lessening the necessity
for The internal production OF heat, 1t de-
creases the call which Is made upon Ger.
tain Of the vital processes, and enables
life 10 be sustained with less expenditure
Of force. While cold bath causes q Ger.
tain stiffness Of the muscles il continued
too long, warm bath relieves stiffness
and fatigue. The final effect Of both hot
and cold baths, II there temperature be
moderate, il the same, the difference be-
ing, TO use the words Of Braun, that "cold
reireshes by stimulating the functions,
heat by physically facilitating them, and
in this lies the important difference be-
tween the cold water system aud the
thermal mode OF treatment"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-11
PECULIAR PEOPLE.

Old bachelors who never smoke.
People who will suffer from chronic In.
digestion, constipation and torpid liver,
or Ibilliousness," when DR.. Pierce's Gold.
en- Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purga.
tive Pellets are known 10 be reliable and
speedy remedies for these diseases.
Old maids WHO do not love cats.
People who have cAtarrh, annoying and
disgusting every one around them, when
DR.. Sage's CatarTh Remedy Is known 10 be
o potent remedy for this disease.
Women who do not love babies
Women who will suffer from all those
painful diseases 10 which the sex Is heir,
when DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is
admitted by every lady who uses 1t TO be an
efficient remedy for these maladies.
People who believe their progenitors
People who will read about "Helen's Ba.
bies," and "That Husband OF Nine" and
"That Wife Of Nine" and "1hat Mother-in.
Law OF MIN" and yet failto read abo ut
Msmselres in 1.-THE Peoples Common sense
Medical Adviser"
Christians quarreling with each other on
their way to Heaven.
People who will seek health at fashions
BILE watering places, smothering at Saratoga
or Long Branch, or sacrificing themselves
10 aGraham diet" at Water Cures and
Health Institutes, when the magnificent
Inyalids Botel, at Buffalo, offers all the
elegant comforts OF the finest hotels, com
bined with the best sanitary advantages
Russian, Turkish aud plunge baths, gynas
ium, etc = and is situated in and near some
Of The finest natural scenery in the Empire
The most peculiar of all are the people
who read these paragraphs and fail to proti'
nv them, s&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-11
Arrival OF Iron from Braxton
Comfy at Charleston.

Charleston Courier OIL the tn.
On Thursday last Eve barges ladened
with iron arrived in this city with iron
from the furnaces on Strange Creek, In
Braxton county, seventy I've miles above
this place. The barges contained the fol.
loving amounts:
one barge 50 tons, two barges 70 tons
each, and The other one so tons.
The iron Ia OF a very superior quality
and the cost Of production Is something
over $40 per ton. This iron is made in
Braxton county by accompany Of BraIton
men, and we congratulate them upon
their enterprise and success. The iron
ore on upper Elk Is from 10 10 % fee,
thick, the better qualities Of which are
on Big Sandy. The deposits in Clay
county for twenty miles are Of the finest
qualify for car wheels, and the iron 10 in
great demand for that purpose. The
Savage Furnace at Strange Creek will
produce % tons day. 1t is cold blast
funn0ce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-11

MoUsDsyfLLE AND MARSHALL COUNTY.
Few sheep shorn thus far. Wool, as
general thing, is not as good as last sea
son, owing TO the open winter.
Crops are looking well. The wheat
acreage Is greater than for many years
The present prospect is that 1t will be
harvested about the middle Of June.
The military fever seems to be dying
out In Mouudsyille. The last Reporter,
for instance, contains the following para.
graph:
aThe interest OF the Zouaves in theii
company Ia on the wane and there Ia a
probability that the boys will not be seen
10 our streets again, soon, with their
"purtyn uniforms and guns. Our state.
ment last week that this company should
beordered 10 the front to stop Indian
depredations may have scared some but
the trouble seems to have originated, be-
fore that, In regard to the color Of the
pants and caps TO be worn. A ma ority
wanted blue and the result was dissat'
faction with the minority. Result, nom
interest In drill; non.attendance; squad
Of Eve for target practice; report Of
monies on hand; adjournment sine die.
Judge Alexander is so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be about
able for his duties once more.
Tho annual election for Mayor, two
Aldermen, one Sergeant, eight Council.
men and School Commissioner takes
place In Moundsyille on the 23d.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-11


SECRETARY EyARn has sent a circular
to consular officers, requesting reports
upon the following subjects:
Era-The price Of labor among libO.
S.eoad-Ths cost oiliying Of the labor,
aSid-A comparison Of the presen,
cost Of living and the rates Of wages with
that Of the last ten years,
FSWA-The cost Of produce and Id
market prices.
EhA-The amount Of paper money In
circulation and its arellS value In gold
and silver, together with its fluctuations
during as many years - can be accurately
obtained and the causes which have pro.
duosd fluctuations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-11

ouR sprishtly neighbOr, the Bellaire
Leader, bespesks, in advance, that all
railroads building, or to be built, 10 this
vicinity, shall terminate at Bellaire. This
Is on the old principle, we auppose, that
"all roads lead to Rome, There is nothing
like having becoming sense Of the i'm.
por.ance Of ones surroundings. Thest.
Clairsville Narrow Gauge must needs
lay a third rail from Quincy 10 Bellaire,
the other rail being Zone Of the rails
Of the Central Ohio road. The Tus-
c,rawas road can find no proper termina.
ton at such small place as BRIDGEPORT,
and must therefore seek business BY way
Of the B. & o. bridge at Bsllaire. Then,
too, II the Wheeling and Lake Erie is
ever finished (the "il" is we'll put in) 1t
also must 20 down to Bellaire.
It Is plain that Bellaire will be ION
paper at least great railroad center.
We are glad to believe from the remarks
Of the Leader, that it is not true las has
been reported) that the G. & P. people
are thinking Of disseminating their trains
below steubenyille, and that the B. & s.
W. Company will certainly finish their
road beyond Wegee.