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CHICAGO, August LAT a meeting Of
general managers and freight agents Of the
trunk lines, yesterday. sixteen roads par.
ticipated. A resolution was adopted i'd.
vancing the rates from Chicago to New
York to % cents per 100 pounds for grain
and -four. TO 80 cents on fourth class
freight. and other classes In the same pro-
portion. The new rates arc 10 take effect
August 5th. Other points In tho West and
Southwest will establish . proportionste
alyanee-
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PEnA, August 1.-The Austrian occupa-
ton Of Bosnia and Herzegovina threatens
+. ministerial crisis in Constantinople.
The Minister Of War and Minister Of Pub
lie Instruction are strongly opposed TO the
occupation. and think 1t should not %
submitted 10 without . formal convention.
The Grand vizier. Ssivet Pashs,. who
wishes 10 avoid difficulty with Austris. 70
at variance with his colleagues. The Porte
10 preparing . memorandum TO the sigma.
tories TO the Treaty OF Berlin. setting forth
it, visvs Of tho Greek claims and it, an
swsr 70 the statement Of the Greek repre-
sentative Of the Congress,
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FROM HON. ". u. JONES or WEST
DOVER, VT.

"I have been troubisd from my boyhood with
chronic or hereditary lung complaint. Sons
years since. early In tn Winter, ! took cold,
which a. usual settled into . severe cough.
which continued to increase ~ the season sd'
vanced, although I made uss Of oil the cough
remedies I had huowlodge Of. Ny family ply.
stefan also prescribed for me-. but I experienced
ma relief. During all this time ! was gradually
running down. losing fesh and strength until
my friends a. well A. myseif became very muen
alarmed, thinking ! should vaste away In con-
sumption. while In Boston. during the bprinR
following, I was induced 10 try wlstars Baisam
Of Wild Cherry. After one days tnAi was
penslble that u Vas relieving me; In ten days
time my cough bad entirely ceased. and ! was
coon restored TO health and strength. ] have
ever since kept the ialsam In my house. and
whenever any member OF ny family has .
cough or cold 10 Il Immediately resorted TO.
No family should be without III sold BY all
druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
vlaulaIA's SCHOOLS.
Meeting Of the hoard OF Trustees
Yesterday Aftersosu -Eieetsen OF
Teachers Reduction OF Salaries

Tie Board OF Trustees Of the Virginia
School Dis,ric, Of Storey county held .
meeting yesterday afternoon. Present
Geo. A. King. Z. A. Tritle, W. Z. T. Deal
and J. T.. Wheeler.
RrsioSArioSs.
The designations Of Miss Annie Dunlap
and Mrs. ". ID. shepherd were received
and accepted with regret. Miss Dunlap
has been connected with the schools Of
Virginia for Q long time. and has been
Que Of the most efficient and faithful Of the
whole corps Of teachers employed by the
Board. aud Mrs. sheppard has proved .
most successful aud competent teacher.
APPOINTMENT.
Appointment. were then made BY the
Board a. follows;
Fourth Ward; High Sehool-Prof. d.
A. Ewing. Principal; Mrs.. Swift. A.
si-tant.
Grammar sehooi-Nrs. Jsssup aud Miss
Pauline Nicholson.
First Primary Mrs.. Mygatt and Miss
Msdigan. The latter Vas promoted W
Mrs. ~shepperd's place and this grade from
tho second Primary Department.
Second Primary-Miss Timmons. pro-
NOTED TO Miss Msdigan's former room.
and Mas MAronie, promoted 10 Miss
simpsons place.
Third Primary-Mr. Potter and Miss
sullivan, the latter being worthily pro.
NOTED from the Fourth Primary Depart
ment.
Fourth P~rimary-Mia Buckley. Miss
Hattie May aud Mrs. Mallon. The latter
|. a promotion from tho Third Ward
building. and Mas May Is . very promis-
ing addition to the force and tbs young
LADY who sustained the most creditabls ei.
animation before the recent Board Of FL.
aminers Of ali applicants for second grade
certificates.
Third Ward: First 0rammar-A. VI.
Willis, Principal Mi.. Habscht, Assis-
-
ehsns,,I from ,ha p,,.s w,ra in,a ihs
place made vacant by the resignation Of
Mss Annie Dunlap.
,iIst sInnAIy-A CA.nioni
and MI. ysranic, coriisii'
Third Primary-Miss Neale.
Fourth Primary-Miss Holmes. Miss
iIO,. AND Ms ns r nanisy,
First WanI Gnmmsr Depsrtmspt-T.
H.. Janss. principal.
First and second Primaries-Miss Simp-
.on nromo,.d from The ss.ond Primary
on M ronr,h Mar.
sscon5 p,im.ryUNi,. s,av.,t
Thrill primary.Miss MORAN.
Fonrth Prim.ry-Niss Hurd and Mi,s
No,y.n
Uen.r Flov.rx-U. II. n.l.r.
Lower Flo,ery-Miu Hodges.
J.ni,or.: First Ward. Mrs.. Carroll :
Third Ward. A. Christie Fourth Ward,
q. Covden: FIovcry, w. Blake.
Teacher Of Mu.io-Miss Leighton /; AL.
ary 500 per month. Mrs.. leighton takes
,ll, place male vacant By the resignation
Of Mrs. wasteii.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01

Murray. Mrs Dsane, VIM II Hiii. L II
Sets. Bishop Whitaker. J Bnllen. J l.
Beard. T. G Ihoia. II Z Williams. Gov
Bradley. Geo Hurst. Mrs A A Porter. ! n
Scott. u Block. Miss II Cook. II N Levi.
IL Bawden. Mrs J Z wilkinson. Mrs Doliff.
N y Berry. G II Wilson. W II Clark. Capt
warsaw. q y Sylvester and wife. MrsC T.
Livesay. II A waitell. wife aud ? children.
% y smith. Mrs. DR. II Knapp. Mrs House,
holder. II A Marryati. Miss II Cobb. w
rollins-
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A.tro.omers IN Couseii.

DENVER. Col. August 1.-The astrono-
mers from RAwlins aud other points me-
here yesterday for acomparison Of notes
and discussion Of the observations OF the
eclipse. Professor Watson feels certain
that he has discovered Vulcan southwest
Of tho sun. about two degrees distant
Professor Draper succeeded In getting Z
photograph Of the spectrum Of the corona,
thus proving that most Of the light Of the
corona is reelected from the sun and 10 moi
due 70 ignItsd gas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
~ ANY DEALER INFORMS

You that hs has for 'ale . dentifrics Identical
with or containing ingredients equalling or
superior 10 efficacy 10 those Of sOZ0D0NT
diseredit the statement and insist upon having
that alone. Dy doing % you Will secure .
containing botanic elemenis Of rare preserva-
tive influence Jpn The teeth. and one which
will endow them with uiost becoming white
ness. Another desirable feature Of this staple
toilet article IL that q imparts fragrance 70 the
breath. Sold By druggists. tyii I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01

JP Long. Vim II Hill, W q Thompson.
G Adams. J wyekom. Miss = lambert,
Mrs y T. Avery. Mrs L Baldwin. J Bah
cock. Miss Roach. II L Morris. l. Mans
field. ] " Smith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
RAILROAD ryaAsSY.

HAiLRoAD TYRANNY.
Why Pseights from View York 70
Man Franaisco Have Bseu Don.
bied-Hsw Long Are tho People
te sta.d shis Imposisiea:
NEw YoRK. July 3i.-Tho advance In
freight on flrst-class merchandise over tho
Union and Central Pacific railroads was
the subject Of general common! In bust.
ness circles to-day. Merchants who called
81 the Union Pacific freight Office were
informed that lower rates would be made
only on . written contract by them to ship
all their California freight by rail routes,
and that otherwise from nine TO twelve
dollars per hundred pounds would DO
charged. Some Of tho heaviest shippers
were loud In their denunciation Of the
policy pursued by the Union Pacific and
Central Pacific roads. Local representa-
tives Of California houses sent dispatches
yesterday that they were holding back
shipments, and advised that Stubs. Gen.
eral Freight Agent Of the Central Pacific.
DO seen and arrangements for freight made
upon the best possible terms. A leading
dry goods merchant said to-day: This
advance Of freight rates by the Pacific
roads places our merchants In o bad posi-.
ton. There can DO no profit ON goods
purchased In this city for ths California
market at the extrsvagant freight rates
now charged by all rail routes. Heavy
goods can be sent by clipper ships around
Cape Horn or by Pacific Mall steamers II
their rates are not advanced. We shall lay
our grievances before Congress In Decem.
ber aud SEQ what relief there is In that
direction. At present. unless the railroads
restore the old rates. New York merchants
will send ell light goods TO California
by express and heavy goods by sea-"
A Appointment Director Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company said: "Onr com.
pany will not increase its rates on first.
GLASS freight from i've dollars q hundred
pounds. II 10 not quito clear II We can
avoid advancing the rate 10 $40 during the
month Of August under our contract with
the Union Pacific road. The sixty days
notice OF the cancellation Of this contract
which we have given does not expire until
September I. ! am inclined 10 regard tho
recent advance by tho Pacific Railroad
Companies a. . defiance 10 the Pacific Mail
Company. and ! am satisfied the majority
Of the Directors agree with mo that the
true policy Of the steamship company 10 to
send one or two vessels out every week full
Of freight. at moderate rates. rather than
send them out only partly loaded with
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MEDICAL WONDER.

This great ours for Inflammation. Neuralgia
and ell Pains. Burns. scslds. Colds. and oil
sehee and pains that people and families suner
with, IL really q wonder AID Q success. ].
Jonss. Jf. sells 10 NJ Gold Hill, jel2 em
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
CASE,

One Of the most extraordinary eures on
record was tina. OF The man John y. Herman.
deg. residing In salt Lake City. who vas st
deaths door with that terrible disease Mara.
mus the best medical aid had failed TO stop
the progress OF the msiaiy. when twenty.thres
bottles Of BRIsTOL'S rARSAPAR'LLA and
thrss pbiais OF BRisT0Ls PILLS made him Q
vsli man. Iy75 I'm
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O. n. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of oalifor'
mia. doid Hill. keeps constantly on hand ali
fayorite brands Of Imported c.sarr. ohoice bit
cigars. eli kiids OF chewing tobacco. mser.
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. me cutlery. and
Lpys aud hncy goods Of ali kinds. ap75 N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
ICE CREAM AND FRUIT.

n. p. Taylor has Just opened. opposite the
Masonic building. Main street, Gold Hill. .
fruit ana lea cream stand, where be receives
daily. and will supply ell who favor him with .
call with the choicest of fruits. berries and Ice
cream, at the lowest cash price,. He also
keeps Q supply OF the beet brands Of tobacco,
candies, nuts, etc. Olive him . call and rest A.
sured OF fair aud honert dealing. Iyi3 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
TIKI PALACR EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef unsIcslied In storey
county. 70 to Thomas Hs6ron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. no. 7 North 0 street,
Virginia CITY. Frc-h oysters at all hour In
every styis. Forty miners always on hand o.
night. For tasty, home style OF cooking. and
ths beat and frrsl Get Of eli that tho markets
AFFORD. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try II. apis N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
1Uudersrsasa Rambiss.

The old Belchcr mine has not Loaf lie
attractions for visitors. for In iis devious
drift. and on its well-made stations are TO
10 seen many Of the wonderful machines
used in deep mining. Apsrty consisting
OF DR.. T. J. Msgee and wife. Bob Marshall
and wife and Dan. welton. the postofiee
man, made an inspection Of the lower
levels Of the Bslcher yesterday evening.
They found many thing Of interest
taking In all the various workings. An.
Mages and Mrs. Marshall stood the trip
nobly, aud came 10 the surface perfectly
delighted with their novel sxperisnce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
sIocKHoIDERs' MEETING.

moLo MINISG CO aP ,SY-THE ANNUAL
l meet ne Of the stoekholders 81 the above.
named company ~ili be held 1t their ONCE. room
10. No eos California street. San Francisco. on
THURSDAY. Ausutt sh. 1875. Of 2 2. NJ. Of
thai date. Tnnsf.r books closed.
aui ID FRANK MoYkh. Secretary.
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Tor II ~s.rr.S paoS rrl.aa.ra uS.i

SAN FRiSci.co. August i-2.3o ,. n.
ophir a.. Mexican 49,. Union Con.
81. Justice 81. California 81, Sierra
Nevada 49,, Julia 81. Exehequsr 4.
Utah ii'.. Endowment 9Oc. bullion 81,
Crown Point 81. kentuck. 5. Alta ~.
Ward 2 %, Caledonia ? %.
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sroCR RErokr.
saa FRANCHISES Board.

LAST EvrSISo.
IS Raymond 4 Ely.
$50 Eureka Con-, isS. 40. 49,. si0
has Jackson. 5. tsO. 4 81, 4 %, IA 4 30.
40
$50 Belmont. Coo, 5jc
$40 Leopard. SIC, Soc
200 ella, SOC
100 Northern Belle, 10.
$50 Manhattan. Sc
$500 Hussey. SOC
200 De Frees. ijc
7o5 Grand Prizs. o., SIS siO
400 Navajo. tjc. tOc
$50 Endowment. 100. tOc
$50 Independence. ! ~. I y
100 Silver Prize, II
S. Star, I
1875 Day. Sc
is5 Hillside. Ia, 20
iTs5 Modoe. Sc. 5Oc
$50 New Coso. t0c. ijc
1905 Bodie. IL. Ia. liz b3O
1850 Bechtel. I 20. I G5, ~
500 Golden Chariot. 20c
80 Tiptop, l 10
27eO sierra Nevada. iOs. iOH. iO.. iOA.,
i0s. liz, IL
27so Benton. $40. 81. 80. $40. 81,
3i5. IS
clio Kentuek. Sc
has Union Con-. So. sis
$40 Belcher. 4 30. a.
1000 Bullion. 5. s.
SIS 0phir. Is, i2S. uh
$50 Alta. 81, %, 81
80 California. -, 9s
1850 Justice. ). 5is,5a
so Chollar- Potosl. ~
$40 Gould a Curry. Gs,T
3G5 Mexican. i3s, i3is
so Yellow Jacket. 81. 10
90 Con. Virginia. 50.
go Silver Hill. ?oc. sc
400 EKehsquer. J 80. . ~
$40 julia. ~, ia. -
1910 Crown Point. ~, ~. Z, Ia
IS Overman. iOs. lO-s
10 Utah. iOa
10 Savage. i0h
i35 Best 4 Bslcher. IA
InIs MORNING.
335 0phir. ~. ~ b5. A.
955 Mexican. i3A,, Is, ~.
535 Gould a Curry. ~.
2i5 Best 4 Belcher. 10. "a ., lia, Ia.
iit0 California. 81. %,
1910 Savage. i0a. 10
1880 Con. Virginia. So
30 Chollar. 29s
i40 Hale 4 Noreros-. -
100 Crown Point. =, IA, -, ~
$50 Yellow Jacket. l0'.
42s5 Imperial. TOc. Csc
6s5 Ksninek. 8. $50. 80. 40. icO.
AS
20 Alpha. i0S
3s25 Bslohsr, 4,,Ib
IS Confidence. 81
5cG5 Sierra Nevada. II, lOts
$50 Utah. i0t. II
lass Bullion. 5'.. 5t, s..
l2G5 Exchequer. , 20, 4 b
$50 OvermAn. II. Ia
2575 Justice. 50, 50
800 Suecor. I. I O5
1856 Union Con-, .. 81, %. 9A., %,
81, %
Go Alta. o..
1850 Julia. ~. ~. : b5
li60 Caledonia. 2 Oj, 2 10, IL
1850 Silver Hill. IL. 20
IS Challenge, I
1905 New York. III O5. I 10. l u
ii0 woodvills. 55c. c0c
20 Lady Washington. $
IS Andes. 2jc
$50 Ward, I 80
$50 LsviAthan. i5c. zoe
t30 North Con. Virginia. | co. IL
$50 Trojan. $50. +Oc. i5c
ALSO Benton. ~. , %. J -
iit0 Boyle, eoc. 9jc. Sc, soc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
rnK USES rO WHICH

Murray 4 Lsnman's Florida Water 10 put may,
without eragseration, be said TO BE- universal.
In refined aud cultivated society II IL recog.
niIed q. the most peirc.hins and ayr cable OF
perfumes for the Handkerchief. the toilet and
m. hath ii25 lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01
NEW TO-DAY.
s%rocKHolDERs' MEETING.

OEoRGE DOUGLASS MINING COM.
" psnyaTh. annual melting o. the s'Ses !:
held 1t their ofie-. Room Ia. No eos California
street, San Francisco. OF THUhrDAY. Az.
GUST tth. 1878. o. i0A. y. OF that date. Traps-
"a PRANK MOVER, secrstsry.
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Murdered IA His HIeep.

NEW YORK. August i.-Henry Smith.
policeman Of Jersey City. with bis wife
retired last night at II. and at 4 this
morning Mrs. Smith awoke 10 lind her
husband dead with his skull crushed. lie
had been murdered In his sleep. and II
appears that the assassins first chloro'
formed the husband and wife. and the
deed was pcrpetrated without Mrs. Smith
knowing anything about II.
Latest from Cossssnuneplc.
CossrASTrsorLr, August Lit Ia TO
ported that General Todleben. command.
ing the Russians. will DO succeeded by
General Kaufman.
Tho Courier d. E'0reni has been sus.
pended for announcing that the wife Of the
Turkish Minister Of Marine was present
at q ball given by the Russians.
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Csrdissi Frspehi mead.

Rosr. August i.-cardinal Franchi.
Pontiaesl Secretary Of State, died Of one
o'clock this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-01

The Board OF Trustees Of the Virginia
School Dis,rie, Of Storey county held .
meeting yesterday afternoon. Present
Geo. A. King. Z. A. Tritle. W. Z. 7. Deal
Anil I. T.. Wheeler.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-11-07

The above represents the shortest and quick est routc from St. Louis to the Seaboard, run ming through one of the most popnlous and in- teresting portions of ths country, with many large and important cities upon its liue. it passes through Nahdala, Ehingnam, Terra iiaute Ind ana polls Richmond, Piqua (oT Dayton,) Jrbana, Columbus, Newark, Steu- benvillc Pittsburgh, Cresson Altoona, Harris burg, Lancaster, Philadelphia, rrenton, New ark, N. J., and Jersey City, on its route to New
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-11-07

The man who fat is and takes remdies to make him lean can be in quired for at the cemetry.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-11-07
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac- tice, having had placed in his haIds by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy ana permanent cure for con sumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung affections, also positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested its wond erful cura- tive powers ill thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and desire to relieve human suffering, 1 will send, free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, with full directions for preparing and using, ill German, French, or English. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper. ". ". Sherar, l49 Powers Block, Rochester, New York.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-11-07

An old negro cook says: Sass is powerful good in every thing but children. Dey need some other kind of dressing.
 Old Deacon Dobson always boast ed that he was "prepared for the worst" and his neighbors thought he got it when he married his second wife.
 A dreamy writer says it would be curious to follow q pound of silk from it's spinning until it becomes a ladies dress. No doubt. But most men would prefer to follow it after it becomes dress and while the lady vas in it.
 A man setenced to be hung was visited by his wife, who said; "My dear would like you the children see you executedY' No" replied he. "Thatsi just likesyou," said she, flor you never wanted the children to have any enjoyment"
 One of theiyoung ladies who visit ed Philadelphia wrote home as fol lows: "We attract great deal of attenshun promenadin' the streets like other ladies and holding up our cloze. Nobody isn't nothin' LOW days which don't hold up their cloze and the hiar you hold them the more attenshun you attracts.
 An eight7hour man, on going home for his supper, found his wife sitting in her best cloths on the door steep reading volume of tray els. 'How is this" he exclaimed "whero IS my supper" q don't know" replied the wife, q began to get your breakfast at 6 o'clock this morning, and my eight hours ended at p. m."
 They were looking at the fall style of bonnets. Said she, %! dear, look at that bird in the crown; what pretty bill" And because he turned away, wiped hls eyes with his handkerchief and murmured "I should say it was pretty bill, she became melancholy and threten' ed to leave him and go home to her mother. ..-...
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-11-07
3(4e RasstIipillf 4bsetlr Et4tdftsi.

--~~~~~~~-~~--~~-~-~ ~-~-~-o-~~c,~-~>-r>~--~--~~-- Games of Savage Boys and Girls.
 The state of communismfn which Indians live generally permits no privileged class among them, and the girls of the chief walk in single file along the wood traifunder iast as heavy burdens 7as are carried .hy the daughters of the others who have no rank or standing whatever in the village. Liberty, equality, and fra ternity among the children are a patent fact. There are no heart burnngs caused by wealth here or high pubhc position. The boys are never known to have quarrelled among themselves because the father of one was richer than the father of the other, and tue httle girls never attempt or think of queening it over one another on the strength of better dresses and their mothers carriage. There are no rivalries of this kind among Indian children until they assume the toga virilis; but they have iealousies and malicious prompt ings which culminate in blows and taunts that spring out of their chlld- ish games, for they play at bat and foot ball, at hide and seek, at tag, and have several outdoor pastimes not unlike blndman's buff and hunt the-slipper. Indian boys do not know anything about marbles; they have no game at all like it, though they might have wish great propriety for the wear and tear to which our boys pantaloons are subjected in the season of this sport would never give an Indian mother moments concern, because her boys never wear trousers. They fly little kites, however, made out of fish bladders or air sacs, and they spin teetotums on flat polished stones; but the de
 lightful mysteries of mumble-peg they have yet to investigate. The girls, however, do not participate in these sports, since they became coy little old women at a very early age, and when not on the water, fish, and wood paths, they are usually busily employed in helping their mothers gather mast and dry berries and roots, scraping, tanning, and sewing skins, rayeiing sinews, etc, etc. The industry of indian women is really remarkable; they are always at work, from the oldest to the. youngest, making in this manner wonder ful contrast between the iaborious diligence of an Indian girl and the magnificent loafing of an Indian boy. -Harper's Magazine.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-11-07
An AsfoniShin 2 Eact.

X large proportion of the Amercan people are to-day dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or disordered liver. The result of these diseases upon the masses of intelligent and valuable people is most alarming, making life actually a burden instead of q pleasant existence of enjoyment and usefulness as it ought to be. There is no good reason for this, if you will enly throw aside prejudioe and skeptIcIsm, take the advice of drug gists and your friends, and try one bottle of Greens August Flower. Your speedy relief is certain. Millions of bottles of this medicine have been given away to try its virtues, with satisfac- tory results in every case. You can buy a sample bottle for 10 cents to try. three doses will relieve the worst case, Positively sold by all Druggists on the Western Continent. For sale by J. NJ, Ilarkcy & Bro.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-11-07

PULMONA cures ASTHMA. PULMONA cures CATARRH. PULMONA cures BRONCHITIS. PIrLMONA cures CONSUMPTION. PULMONA subdues CHiLLS &Feyers. PULMONA cheeks NIGHT sweats in
 few days.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-11-07

They had been engaged about fifteen minutes, and she nestled her head little closer under the shadow of bis monumental shirt collar, and whispered, And now what are you going to call me, Algcrnon" Birdie" he whispered, rapturously, while his voice trembled with tender emotion, "always and ever, nothing but Birdier' And she fairly cooed with delight. He kept hls word, although, with the growing precision of middle age, he has become spe- cifc, and does not deal in sweeping generalities any more, and so it was that day before yesterday neighbor going in the back way to borrow the axe, Q cup of sugar and the cistern- pole, heard him call her an old "sagc- ben"