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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
Advertise Your Business.

We wish to call particular attention
to our advertising columns. Among
the shrewdest. most intelligent, and
most successful business men are those
who advestise in tho GoLD HILL News.
Il is an ample endorsement OF their
s~oundness, capability and good sense
that they are not afraid to tell people
what they can do. and fearlessly invite
inspection Of their goods and prices
through the columns OF the NEWS.
Those whose advertisements appear In
OR columns may safely be depended
upon as being the most advantageous to
deal with. They are among the most
prosperous along the Comstock. They
understand how to build up and enhance
their own prosperity, and are not afraid
Of printers ink. Read our advertising
columns and realize the truth OF what
we are saying. Good business men
know how and where to advertise their
business. II pays.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
Mining Locations.

Following notices Of mining locations
have been tiled for record in the Office OF
the County Recorder Of Storey county
by Horace ID. Stevens. Seaside locs-
ton. 1900 feet. Virginia District, west
Of the Wells Fargo aud east Of the Oak.
land: a relocation OF the True Blue.
By John Z. Chaplin. the Ventura claim.
1900 feet. Virginia District, the FIRST
north extension OF the Wells Fargo aud
a relocation Of the Troy Consolidated.
by VI. Kennedy. the Rio Vista claim.
beginning at a point north 30h degrees
east. 3is feet from the northeast corner
Of the North Comstock and running
north 30E degrees east. $50 feet. thence
south IS feet. east 800 feet, thence south
27I., west lG0 feet. thence south C6H,
west. oj5 feet. east OF the Fry X Oak
land. south by the Ohio and north by
the Troy Consolidated; a relocation Of
the California Bank claim.
by NJ. ID. Sex,on, the Occident claim,
1900 feet, Virginia District; a relocation
OF the Central Troy Ledge and Com
pany's claim. north OF the Wells Fargo
and east Of the True Blue aud Triangle
claims, and west Of the Ohio.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
Reckless Driving.

About 8 o'clock p. n. day before yes
ierday. Mike Smith, the popular land
lord Of the vsssy House, Gold Hill, was
coming from Reno over the Geiger
Grade. riding in a light skeleton wagon.
and driving q fine horse he has recently
purchased. A short distance this side
Of the toll-gats q two.horse carriage with
three or four persons on board came
dashing up behind him in such q reck'
less manner that although there was
plenty Of room to pass. Smith thought
best to get still further out OF the way,
80 he turned aside close to the edge OF
the grade. In another instant the car.
rage collidsd with his little wagon.
throwing 1t, himself. horse and all OIL
the grade and down the hillside among
the rocks and bushes. Fortunately.
Mike was not hurt much, but his wagon
was destroyed. aud the horse received
some severe bruises and Commissions.
Az soon as be could get into Virginia he
swore out q warrant and had that reck'
less driver arrested. He had evidently
been attending the Torp funeral, and
according to custom after such occa-
sions. Was taking q drive out on the
Grade. lie felt pretty good. and was
putting his team over the road in les
tive style, reckless OF consequences /; but
he will have u nice bill TO pay for his
fun this time,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12

In addition to the above cash collec-
tons. donations Of materials. fancy and
useful articles, etc., to the amount OF
s2lS 75 were collected by Mrs. Virden
and Mrs. Bennett. chiefly in Virginia.
which were distributed for sale ut the
various tables.
The ladies engaged in the Fair take
great pleasure in giving to the public
the results which are so unexpectedly
gratifying. That so much has been real
lied is owing to that large. generous and
hearty patronage which has always be-
spoken so much Of earnest. kindly in
terest in the affairs Of st. Johns Church.
Nor Is the interest confined only to the
limits Of the parish and the people Of
Gold Hill. The citizens OF Virginia re-
sponded with n hearty liberality to the
solicitations made among them. which
deserves the special acknowledgement
which Is so gladly made. The ladies ds-
sire to thank all who in any way con.
tributed To the success Of the Fair.
The tableaux. under the special man.
agement Of Mrs. Wentworth. contributed
very materially to the enjoyment Of the
evenings entertainment and the kindly
volunteered music o! q part OF Prof.
Dunn's brass band was u pleasure 10
many.
Rev. Mr.. Eastman feels sure that he
may add to this acknowledgment a
word for the vsstry OF st. Johns
Church. On their behalf, he returns to
the ladies' OF the Fair and all engaged IN
II. the heartiest assurance that their hard
work and its successful issue are warmly
appreciated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
nl.ek P.,ss Military R...rv.uo.

Ds.%.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The Score.
tary OF War to-day. sent to Congress
a report made by the Chief Of Eusi.
nesrs, at the instance OF Horace Davis.
upon the bill reported by General But.
Ter from the House Judiciary Committee
in the closing hours OF last session,
which proposes to rslinquish all Of the
Black Point Military Reservation to Ito
former occupants. General Humphreys
reports that from the earliest times this
point has been regarded as Of very
great Importance In the defense OF Ban
Francisco harbor In case OF war with
a maritime power. having boon occu.
pied by the Spanish authorities as o
fertilization, aud by the Americans
as early as 1Si7. He next shows by
quotations from reports Of Generals Hal.
ieck, Totem, Mcdowell and Alexander.
that its possession by the Government
Is still indispensable In o proper system
Of defense Of ths city OF San Francisco.
referring to Buffers argument that an
enemy within reach OF the guns at Point
San Jose would DO able to destroy the
city by shells from its vessels, General
Alexander remarks that the same reason
ing would apply to Fort Point and Lime
Point and to most OF the forts which de-
Tended Eastern cities. General Humph-
reys. in conclusion, strongly condemns
the bill, and the Secretary Of War con.
ours with him. The report intimstes
very strongly that the claimants have no
legal claim for compensation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
Political.

NEW YoRK. Dec. IA ticket headed
by x.Govsrnor Morgan has been put
In nomination by the Union League
Club. There are rumors Of an oppose
ton ticket. the World says, and a sharp
fight will ensue. as q certain ex.Califor-
nian statesman Is In the field.
A Times Cleveland special says: q. o.
Shane, late Congressional candidate OF
the Gresnbackers. has notified Town.
send, Republican, who was elected, that
he has Withdrawn his notice OF contest
and will give his reasons to the public In
q few days.
New ORLEASs, Dec. 11.-Seyen resi-.
dents Of Nachitochos parish to-day gave
bail In $1,000 on q charge OF conspiracy
to prevent J. Il. Hornsby from support
ing j. Madison Wells in the late election
for Congress.
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE Hard Money
League Of the Northwest has decided TO
open an Office in Washington. to extend
the work OF the League 10 all the States,
and to allow each State q representative
on the Executive Committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
C~ouhiinx'. Courtesy.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 12.-Nearly all the
journals note the failure OF Conkling to
listen to Blaine. The Tunes puts II
thus: The morning hour was declared
OF an end. and the venerable Hamlin OF
Maine took the floor. This was u signal
for every Senator to turn toward Blaine,
who was seated only a few feet from his
old colleague, and every Senator did
turn, and throughout the rest OF the pro.
ceedinRs listened with the utmost atten.
ton, except Conkling. He, N usual,
was peculiar. lilo sat all through the
debate writing at his desk. not dsigning
to give attention to what was going on
about him, and several times, with
marked impoliteness. considering the
occasion, held audible conversations
with his private secretary. Without re-
gard to this discourtesy. however, Ham.
lin, who sta next to Conkling by the way.
moved that all other business for the
moment give place to the resolution In
regard to election frauds and outrages,
which had been introduced by his col.
league. There was no dissent. aud
amid q stiffness broken only by the
scratch, scratch. scratch Of Roscoe
Conkling's pen, James @. Blaine took
the floor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
Troy Consolidated.

From an item in another place II will
be seen that the ground Of the Troy Con-
solidated Mining Company has been 70
located. The ground or location has q
good prospective value Of itself and an
intrinsic value in the works erected
thereon and In the machinery attached
10 the realty. There Is at the works a
three-compartment shaft, . little less
than 800 feet in depth. II we remember cor.
rectly. This shalt cut Into q ledge
OF vast proportions containing spots
Of ore sssaying from SO to $3.50.
The hosting works consists Of an engine
Of l2O.horse power in place; also q si6..
900 pumping engine. The works and
machinery are worth at least $50, 900.
The company also purchased two years
or more ago a steel wire cable 700 feet
long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
TIE srrno TusSrL pnlrN.-wOrk on

TuE SUrRo TUNNEL DRAIS.-work on
the drain to the Sutro Tunnel progresses
but slowly. The fact that II must be
completed and covered before the tun.
mel Is used to carry Of the waters Of the
Comstock makes II q matter OF interest
just now. The work Of cutting out this
drain has been commenced at q point
about 1900 feet from the entrance. and
the excavation has been extended about
1000 feet. Only n shift Of eleven
men is at work upon 1t present.
IMPROVEMENT IN LADY BnYAS.-Last
evening streaks OF quartz Of . fine
healthy character began to show them.
selves in the face Of the east crosscut on
the GOO level OF the Lady Bryan mine.
This morning the quartz was showing In
larger quantities. and Is looking as II
the main ore vein was not far away.
The quartz has also improved In looks,
and gives low assays in both gold and
silver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
Attempted saieids.

A. z. Church. a printer well known
among the typographical fraternity OF
this section. but now confined in the
San Francisco County Jail. made q very
lively attempt at suicide last Monday.
The particulars are thus given in the
San Francisco Post OF the l0th instant:
A. Z. Church, incarcerated in the Coun-
~ Jail for some time past awaiting trial
for the murder Of James Baxter in the
Coso House. attempted suicide yestsr-
day. With a rude knife made from a
piece Of hoopiron and sharpensd against
the stone Of his cell he cut his throat in
two places and gashed his left arm In
three places. His wounds appeared
very serious Mt irst, but as soon as the
hsmorrhags Was checked his condition
was found 10 be not very serious. He
now lies at the City Prison Hospital.
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Latest cosDEssED rrLEeaAns

A correspondent at Pesth says: Trust.
worthy advices from st. Petersburg
positively contradict the renewed rumors
OF the approaching elevation OF Count
Schouvaloff aud the retirement OF Prince
Gortschakof. The struggle between the
European and Sclav parties Ia becoming
more and more intense, and Count
S~chouvaloif IL not DESTROYS OF the high
Office before the struggle Is decided.
In the Nineteenth and Twsnty.third
District Courts Of San Francisco yester'
day. Flood, Mackay, ct al, pleaded the
statute Of Limitation In the suits brought
by Burke and Johns, and also filed q
demurrer to the complaint on the
ground OF misjoinder Of the parties and
causes, and that the complaint does moi
state facts sufficient 10 constitute O
cause Of action.
Miss Yearance died In San Francisco
yesterday after a long and painful III.
ness. She was recognized some seven
years since rs one OF the most engaging
and beautiful actresses on the New York
stage. She went to that city when the
Grand Opera House was opened and has
been i'll ever since and for the past few
months has been In very destitute cir
cumstRnces.
Further particulars OF the heavy rains
In the Eastern States have been received.
Tho destruction OF property has been
very great In Massachusetts,, New York,
Now Hampshire. New Jersey. Maine,
Pennsylvania aud Vermont. The floods
are subsiding and no further damage ID
expected.
After several co~ntinuances. the trial
Of @. and II. Mcdonald. Of the dsfuncl
Put and Call firm OF that name, wal
concluded In the Police Court to-day,
and tho charges, sixteen In number. con-
sisting OF misdemoanor aud forgery,
were dismissed.
Edward 0'Kslly. the last Fenian pris'
oner confined In Ireland. 10 TO be re-
leased before Christmas. His friends
are ~endeayoring to secure him permits
sion 10 reside In Great Britain.
James q. Burke. who killed q man
named wsihl In Omaha last September,
has been found guilty OF murder In the
second degree. and sentenced to twelve
years in the Penitentiary.
A Vienna correspondent says: A tele'
gram from Vera asserts that Mahmoud
Komad Pasha and others. who were sent
AWAY, had conspired to dethrons the
Sultan.
Captain Frederick q. Low. aged 80.
one Of the few surviving Dartmoor
prisoners from this country. died al
Gloucester. Mass. yesterday.
Ex-Governor Andrew q. Curtin, Of
Pennsylvania, has served formal notice
Of contest on Seth II. Slocum for . seat
in the next Congress.
Miss Ellie Wilton went TO New York
on the overland train from Ban Fran
cisco yesterday. She will resume her
theatrical career.
Bullion 10 the Bank Of England do.
creased G3G9, 900 during the past week,
Proportion Of reserve to liability, 3l3'+
per cent.
In the House OF Representatives TO-
day q resolution was adopted ordering q
recess IRON December goth TO January
9Th.
Edmunds' bill In regard to counting
tho electoral vote will be taken up To-
morrow In the U. 8. Senate.
The London Post announces semi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12

A Nkw LEAp.-F. y. 0sbiston. Super
intendent Of the Gould X Curry and
Best X Belcher. has been noticing some
new groupings recently along the Com
stock. and yesterday determined to pros.
pect them. His endeavor was success
full, for after n short time Of prospecting
no found a ledge Of hard rock located In
the Jaw Of his horse. A piece Of the
rock two inches long aud AN inch
through was taken out ~ q sample.
Assays have not been made as yet, but
there 10 no doubt that the whole forma-
ton will work well. at least as long as
Osbiston pays assessments.
Masonic ELECTION. At q meeting
held last evening by Virginia Lodge No.
3. +. aud A. ~. the following officers
were elected j. II. Dyer. W. NJ. /;
William Mcmillan. senior Warden /;
Daniel Fraser, Junior Warden George
ii. Dana. Treasurer NJ. J. Henley.
Secretary. The installation will take
place on the 9th instant-St. Johns
Day.
AsskssNESrs.-The Alta Silver Min
ing Company has levied an assessment
OF 81 per share. delinquent on the 18th
OF January, aud tho Benton Consoli-
dated Company, one Of 80 cents per
share, delinquent on the 10Th o; Janu'
ary. See official notices OF the same in
our advertising columns to-day.
SuKRivY SIAs. Of Eureka county,
reached Virginia last evening ION BUSH
ness" lie pronounces All. Chartz cheer
full aud doing we'll during his eonhne-
ment in the Stats Prison.
Tux st. Johns Church sociable will
be held this evening at the house OF
Mrs. John q. BENEFITS. All are cor
daily invited.
HousE YLiEs continue. weatherwise
persons predict from this that the storms
OF wintry time are not yet upon US.
sonE In the stock brokerage business
in Virginia are requiring all small deal
ers to take up their stock accounts.
CuRr SALVATION. -" Cold bat very
pleasant in the SUM-" "Don't know /:
never was there.
HENRY AEoKSs has obtained license
authoring his marriage with Pauline
Nett.
N. A. FINN has filed . declaration Of
homestead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
ruve.,,x.uux I.iud,rm...

Nnw YoRE. Dec. IA World,
Washington special says: Glover at.
tempted to obtain q meeting Of the Com
mittee on Expenditures in the Treasury
Department this morning, but failed.
The committee Is now engaged in the
investigation OF the Office Of Director
OF MINIS. Glover thinks Linderman Ia
not exactly an honest man. and ON the
strength Of developments which were
made before the committee. he wrote a
letter to the President recently asking
him not to reappoint Linderman, whose
term OF Office recently expired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
su,e,d. nv Drowstsv.

SAN Francisco, Dec. l2.-As the ferry
boat which left Oakland at $50 A. n. to-
day was passing Goat Island. Q well.
dressed man. about thirty years Of age.
jumped from the bow and was drowned.
though n lie boat was lowered Is soon
as possible. The suicidist took on his
coat In q deliberate mannsr and pulled
his silk hat over his eyes before taking
the fatal jump. No papers were found
in the coat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
Thai CONSOLIDATION.

CHICAGO. Dec. H. An interview with
. prominent official in q position to
know tho facts was had to-day by M
hier-0oea reporter. and information wal
given that there il a decided movement
towards the consolidation Of the Union
and Central Pacific Railroads, a. report
ID In these dispatches heretofore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
Com Hun FupSIsnINo AND Boor AN.

Com HILL FuRSIsnISo n Boor AMI
SnoE SroKr.-S. Block. opposite Ma.
sonic Hall. Main street. Gold Hill. gives
notice in our advertising columns that
he hss just returned from below bring
ing with him one Of the most complete
stocks OF gents furnishing goods, fine
underwear. Winter gloves, fancy articles,
jewslry, ladies' and children's French
kid boots and shoes ever broughtto Gold
Hill. all Of which having been purchased
cheap for cash. be now offers ut very Low
rates. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
ct al times. Give him . call and prove
the truth OF what w say.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
director Of the nin,s.

New York. Dec. l2.-It Is again as.
serted that A. Loudon Snowdsn. Post
master at Philadelphia. has been offered
the d~irectorship Of the United States
mints. but is waiting until the person
no desires to be his successor 10 selected
before accepting. This person Is under
stood to be eI.Sheriif Leeds. who is In.
dorsed by Senator Cameron, Governor.
elect Hoyt. and other leading Republi.
cans, but II is said that Leeds does not
want the place. Snowd en- holds II until
these complications are adjusted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
SOLID MRRIr WILL Till.

For all the bitter opposition Of jealous rivals.
no better illustration could be had OF this fact
than the immense sale Already attained by the
great Throat aud Lung Remedy. Dr.. Aug.
Ksiser'r German EiiIir. FOR the cure OF Coughs
and Bronchial Affections 10 10 tfuly wonderful.
vsnced stages ind great relief, and numbers Of
patients have found. TO their delight not only
relief. but cuas. Il being perfectly harmless.
mstes It at oace popular with mothers. who
OF all Others have fell the necessity Of such q
medicine. The genuine bears the Piussian
Coat OF Arms, the fac-simile signature OF Dr.
Aug. Ka.ser. and has lis name blown on every
rs cent bottle. A Trial size may no had at the
drug store OF ]. Jones, Jr. for Is cents.
mold cow NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
The Western U.,ou.

NKw YoHK. Dec. 1.-THE Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company declared
. dividend yesterday Of three-quarters
per cent. Tho profits OF tho Western
Union Telegraph Company for the quar-.
ter ending December 81. actual and esti-
mated. were $l.0l4, 795. and a dividend
Of TX per cent. per sbare is declared
from the net earnings, payable January
f6ih
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
D~p.r,ur.. s...s .,esi.s.

J Farrell. W II Fowler. J W varney
and band. Thos Dougherty, Q II stoddard,
II A Tracey. Matilda Miller. II II Mighels'
VIM jenkins. J Magic and wife. Al Hatch.
II s Thompson. BERTHE Tannian. Mr.. 5 II
Merzbach. Laura Trum. Miss N Diamond,
II Ferris. Miss A Cesrley. Mrs Miller, Mis-.
varney. T. W bradford. Mrs stuisman.
Mr.. s Barclay. A d stephens. Matte Cook.
i N HepWofth.
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Arrival. tisis ssovsi.s.

Crislen. II @ Ward. Geo u Crandsll,
J Dean. A Thomas. ID Callow. W Webster.
Nellie Ash. Miss J Hague, Miss U Mason.
II Oieovieh, John Campbell. ThOs Lyons
Vim II Davis and wife, p y Beardsley,
l. siekels. Il W Wood. Miss l. A Coleman.
A LenAho. ID LAehman, Al Holmes and
wife. Mis-. l. seip, Mrs N L Murphy, L W
Herrick, X n Gregory.
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Tricky raimngs.

NEW YoRx. Dec. IA correspond
snt In the Sun this morning directs at
tention to tho fact that the crmon
being preached every Sunday by Tai.
mage on wickedncss in Now York"
were really printed in book form in
1872, and declaring that his sermon Of
last Sunday may DO found word for
word In the book under the heading
"After Midnight"
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.,,r. r..,s, a,ock.

NEW York. Dec. l2.-Ths Commit.
tee OF the Stock Exchange has Just
passed a resolution permitting the Sutro
Tunnel Company's shares to be dealt In
by dollars and fractions instead OF per-
centago. This will make quotations
correspond with those at San Francisco,
London aud Paris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12

To rnE SICK AND ArrLicrED.-An OPP
p~ortunity not often met with is now Of
fsred the sick and afflicted in the char
aetsr of medical assistance. DIR. David
Davidson, q graduate OF both the Amer.
lean and European medical colleges and
a pupil OF the world-renowned RECORD.
il now stopping at the Fredrick House.
Virginia City. where for q I'M be wiii
attend to the wants Of all who may favor
him with q call. The doctor has made
a specially Of many Of the chronic dis
eases Of both me and women, and their
cases must be indeed hard II DO cannot
give them relief. Office hours nom ~
~ J o'clock. Give him Q trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
Settled as Last.

Ngw YoRK, Dec. IA Sun WASH
ipgton special says Secretary schurz has
decided to issue the patent for the New
Idria quicksilver mine to the New Idria
Quicksilver Mining Company. This
ends the long contest. William Nc
Garrahnn has fought with the corpor-
alton since 1867.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
A CASE.

One Of the moot extraordinary cures on
record was tha: Of the man John y. Herman
dsx, residing In salt Lake City. who vas 81
deaths door with that terrible disease lfaras.
mus the best medical aid had failed 10 stop
the progress OF the malady. when twenty.thfee
bottles OF BRIsTOL's SARSAPARiLLA and
thIss phials Of BRisroL's PILLS made bin q
we'll man. jy3e I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
1T REMOVES WRINKLES

And softsns the si.n. The regular use Of MUIR
ray 4 Lsnman's Florida Water q the toilet
tends 10 prevent and remove wrinkles. the soft.
natural inclination Of the euticls TO form Into
Ridge and fnfroNa. noIo lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-12
FATAL DELAY.

II Is often the case that We sscrince our livss
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. few
hours lost Is often fatal Ia acute diseases,
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man, but
when unchecked huries on To- mortincAiion
and diath. 10 not be guilty VI this fatal delay,
Use freel, Bhstol's barsaparilla and Pills; Ia
them you have safety and health. oc26 cod I'm