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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

TAKEN UP.-On or about May 18th
1873, on land owned by me in the town
of Mineral Point, on section Is. town
4, range Prime head of yearling
calves: one white heifer, one red and
white steer, one red and white speck-
led steer, one red and white steer
partially brown, one red heifer, two
white steers, one grayish red steer
one yellowish steer with white stripe
each marked with having piece cut
ont of both ears. Said strays have
been about my place for two weeks.
The owner is requested to call, prove
property, pay charges and take said
stray away. MICHAEL ScTAAF.
Dated, May nth, 1878.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31
Bargains at schneberger's.

Jacob Schneberger has just received
q large and select stock Of all kinds of
fine shoes and gaiters.--Burt's and
Reynolds boots and shoes, the best
goods manufactured in America. We
also keep a different class of goods
which we sell at very low prices. We
keep the largest and best stock of first
class goods in Iowa county. Our goods
are all new and warranted. Call and
see us if YOU want to get good bar
gains. 39tf
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31
Post Office.
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN.
Time Of Opening and Closing Mails.

Two Eastern Mails dairy arriving at II NJ
and p m; closed at q p IN and 1870 pm.
Daily Mail IA Arena--arriying at p III closed
atIam
Tr.Weekly Mail to Highland via Linden and
Cobb, Mondays, Wednesdays and ia idays-
arriving tt 4 p III closed at Z am.
Semi eekly Mail to Lancaster via Miftiin-
arriving NJ 8 y nj; closed at Z a m--arfives
Tuesdays and Fridays; leaves Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31
Taken Up.

BY the subscriber, living in the town
If Waldwick, Iowa Co., on or about
May y. 1878, one bay hlly with black
nane and tail, supposed to be three
years old, white spot in forehead; off
hind foot white, no other marks per
eeivable. The owner is requested to
call, prove property, pay charges, and
take said stray away. May 9th, 1878.
EDWARD JAMES.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31
OHIO CHAMPION.
Farmers, Attention.

II you want the best and most
durable Harvesting Machine made
that will cut flax Is well as any
other grain, call on :. Hooking u
Co. and buy Il Champion, and
when you 90 into your harvest field
YOU are certain, no matter how
many acres you have t. cut to gct
through wiAont i breakdown.
We refer You to John spensley
John Beckerleg, James Bel, Jol,n
jackson, Abraham Motley James
jackson. Richard Jackson, and
others who are usin- them. We
lie also Agents tor the AnItman
i 'Ias " Vibrator. III soH.
aaa Ohio PIT, ls3 Ii rs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31
Desirable Farm For Sale.
Best Location in Iowa County.

beSt bOcdJlOn III iowa County.
/ will sell my farm containing IS acres, and
situated one halt mile from the city limits
northeast, near he old Mineral Poin; race
track on terms 10 pnt the pnrchaAcs Forty
acres under cultivation aud f,,rty ave acres paa-
"a ~ and timber. al; fret class and nearly new
A thrifty orchard Of 30 trees. inst betining to
bear: N email vineyard Of about 40 vines, which
bore 2 900 pounds good rich grapes last season;
currants, gooseberries, and strawberries; II
good esiefn 81 he kitchen door. aud large
one at the stable door; a durable spring Of
water in the part ulc for stock. Two good barns,
Ing house Il convenient aud c1infortable. with
isrge kitchen. pallor four bedrooms, closets
pantry, &C, all on the ground The buildings
are we'd protected by Young timber from cold
Wnds. also the fruit. IL necessary house aud
o. or some sock IN = narrow gnage railroad
might DO taken IA part pay For further
particulars enquire ofJOHN BEARDSLEY.
Jan. 18Th. 1915, 25tf M.ntra Point. Wis
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31
Latest From
JAS. MORGAN,
$50 & 3sS East Water Street,
MILW AUKEE,.

j
Rest paper cambria at Sc
Dress Goods, fancy. from to 20c
Dress Goods, plain colnrs. from l5c to 81 80
Dress Goods, Novelties from SC 10 SO 90
Drcss Linen, from zoe 10 5ac.
Black Cashmeres. from 45c TO So 90
Black Alpaca from lje 10 S1.25
Siikr. Black. from 75C 10 $3.50
silks. Summer, from 4Oc to s7Xc
silks colored, from 7jc to e. W
Gassimeres, all WOOL, from 5Jc up
White l'lque. from 5c to SOC
Linen Towels, per dozen, from 72l5 TO s22 On
Linen Napkins, per dozen from zoe 10 ga 80
Bed Spreads, from 6Jc t0 $40 %
Atlantic A 4 cotton at 7e
Atlantic IL cotton. vt bl5c
New Yotk Mills a. Blfaehtd lie
All other cottons equally cheap
Cashmere aud Dr4pr r.tg CiOaka very CHEAP
ShlWls. frem dc to $50 90
Linen suits, from ~ to $l2 30
Ladies' aud Gents handkerchief from Sc TO
! %
Glover. all kinds very cheap
Hosiery all kinds from SC up
Psrasois, from l0C 10 ~ %
Fam, from &c up
Millinery Goods --latest styles,
Samples rent % application, ana Jail orders
filed promptly, Goods MOI satisfactory can
be returned At my expense.
Retail rooms, l-t Floor, Wholesale %. Manu-.
facturug. 3d.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31
Mineral Point r. r.
PLATTEvILLE DIVISION.

MAIL.
COME EAST; An; CONE WEST A y n;
do Belmont, b5h Arrive Calamine, 10 s5
Arrive Calsmine, 6 IS Leave do 10 40
Leave do 30 Leave Belmont, II 20
Arrive Mini Point Z 20 Arrive Plattcvile IL 80
FREIGHT AND ACC0MMOD4 TT0N.
Leave platteville 81 Leave Calamino 725
do Belmont 205 do Belmont 10
Arrive Calamne 1850 Arrive pialteville 3 40
t3S Passengers leaving Mineral Point at 6.lb
A, NJ. can reach Madison at r. NJ. the same
day, by way of Freeport and Caledonia.
CHAS. Il. GALE, Agent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31
Proposals for Fencing the Publ c
Square.

Sealed proposals will be received
at the City Clerks office until Mon
day, the Sd day of June, next, for
building 4 fence around the City Hall
grounds. Plans and proposals for
either wood, iron or both will be en-
tertained. the committee reSerying the
right to reject any and I'LL bids.
ALFRED JENKIN,
J. ID. JAMES.
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31
Fair of the Iowa Co. Agricultural
Society.

Iowa County Agricultural Society
will hold their Twenty-Third Annual
Fair at Dodgeville, Wis, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. September %,
70, and u, 1878. BY order Of EN. Com.
J.J. uosKlNs,
Sec. Iowa Co. Agricultural Society.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31
Business Notices.

Bargains in Summer Dress silks
Ut Deller'S.
QUERY: why Will smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. seal OF North Carolina,
at the same price;
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31
Special Meeting of County Board

County Clerks Office, Dodge
vile, Wis. May Both, 1s7S-A
special meeting Of the County
Roard Of Supervisors of Iowa
county, will be held at the Court
House in the village of Dodge
vile, in said county, on Wedncs-
day the 18th day Of June, 1878
at 2 o'clock p. m. This meeting
is called pursuant to the written
request Of q majority Of the
Board for general business.
J. L. Pryor, Jr.
County Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-31

LosT "A portemonnaie, on
Tuesday, May 2sth, containing a
sum OF money, marked Mrs. Sea-
brease, Minnesota. A reward
will be given for its delivery at
this office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-07
sos APPLE in JERUSALEM.
He visits che niver Jsra~. asd an
the Aneisss Ctsiss The Olive
Trees ar Oeshssmane.

Tho following letter from that we'll
known old Comstocker. Robert Apple. now
travelling In Europe and the Holy Land,
was received BY Hon. Sam Owen Of this
town . day or two since, and We are kindly
permitted to publish IL;
JERrsALEx. November 20. 1877.
Nr DEAR FRIEND: arrived here from
Germany on tho 18th Of this month In
company with twenty other Americans,
and we have been here fifteen days.
During that time We have visited the river
Jordan, tho Dead Sea, Jericho. MAr-saba,
Bethlehem, Mount Olives. Mosque El-Aska
and other points Of interest. Now we
shall visit Damascus. Baelbec and Pal.
myrs. send you . leaf from q OF the
olive trees In the Garden Of Gethsemsns.
There are nine OF these trees ; they msas.
ure nineteen feet In circumference and
they date their age back beyond the time
Of Christ.
This u q very interesting country In.
deed, full Of ancient relies. objects and
places mentioned In the Bible. and We arc
all inspired with feelings Of deep reverence
when We gaze upon these places. and walk
over the very ground our Savior trod 90
many hundred years ago. Whatever this
country may have been In those far dis
tant days. Il IL . poor place now for .
white man 10 live In. Give my respects to
all my friends In Gold Hill. I Am enjoy
ing good health and spirits and hope 70
zee you again some day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-07
Protect Year water Pipes.

II the people Of the Comstock lode arc
capable Of learning anything. the expert
snce Of the present season will teach them
Q lesson not loon TO be forgotten. Tho
present condition Of our streets 10 simply
disgracsful. The t~horoughfares are rem.
dercd almost impossible by digging up
frozen water pipes. There should be .
remedy for this evil. Common sense In
dictates that there 10 . preventive. In the
first place the supply pipes which arc led
into the houses are too small. They are
80 small that the body Of water contained
In them congeals with tho hrst frost. and
they arc thaved outonly 70 frceze mp again
the frat cold night. Lot these supply
pipes DO made larger. The additional OF.
pense would 10 Insignificant. II costs
more TO take up and replace q frozen pipe
than II would 70 put In pipes twice The
sixe OF those In use ct present. In the
second place precautions should DO taken
70 protect tho pipes from the cold. This
can DO done simply and chcsply. II has
been suggested that asbestos coating. used
for covering steam engines, Be employed
for this purpose. II would pay In tho end
10 make use Of this material. II Ii time
this water. pipe nuisance should DO stopped.
A moderate expenditure Of care and coin
will accomplish the desired effect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-07
IUsder the wheels.

John O'Keefe. an e~ight-year-old boy. was
run over by q railroad car. near the Sav.
ago switch. In Virginia City. at 8 O'Clock
last Saturday afternoon. Tho boy was
standing on the platform when an engine
with two Hat cars passed slowly. He tried
10 lump upon the second car. but missed
his footing and fell upon the track. One
wheel Of tho car passed over his left arm
and hand aud his right leg. The engine
was stopded Immediately aud the boy taken
MP and carried 10 his homo al the Nevada
House on @ street. Subsequently he was
conveyed TO 1t. Msry's Hospital. whore he
received medical attention. The physicians
determined 70 save the hand II possible.
and directed their energies 70 the accom-
plishmont Of that result. Several bones
Of the hand were badly crushed. but the
injuries were found 10 be less than at first
supposed. The right foot was mashed In
such . manner that two toes were neces.
sarily amputated. The operation was par
formed this morning. Tho shock TO the
boys system Is very great. II the physi.
clans sucoeed In saving his life II will be .
triumph Of skill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-07

WHERE To Go.-when you want q good
team or . dashing saddle horse for = drive
or ride. Just call IN Sine 0gg. at the
Eclipse and Crown Point livery stables on
Main street, Gold Hill. His teams are the
best TO DO obtained anywhere In the coun-
try. and his prices are A. reasonable ~
any one can desire. Always ready 10 &C.
commodate. Slime will be found by those
who try him. TO be one Of the best men In
the State TO do business with. Give him .
trial.
A FORTUNATE CnAScg.-Jack Maggie.
foreman Of tho Belcher mine, had q mar
row ercape this morning. He was passing
along . drift on the 1000 level when .
piece Of rock fell from the roof and
Knocked him down. Fortunately the rock
glanced and the shock sustained by Mr..
Nagle was comparatively slight. Miners
look upon such occurrences a. scarcely
worth mentioning. but 10 IN outsider they
would DO considered something terrible.
RxvoLprioxARr. - Stockholders In the
North Dayton Mining Company. holding
over two-thirds Of tho capital stock. have
called Q special meeting Of the company.
~ DO held at San Francisco on the 18th Of
this month. for the purpose Of ousting
the present. Board Of Trustees aud putting
In . new Board. We are glad 70 SEQ evil.
dencc that something II TO DO done with
the North Dayton. for IL 10 . good and
valuable location.
HuKr Hrs ELsow.-william Doherty
had his left arm caught by the saiety
clutch Of the giraffo at the $50 level Of the
Belehsr mine last night. He was resting
his arm on the safety guide Of the time,
when the giraffe camo up tho incline and
caught his elbow. by . quick movement
he took his arm out OF the way, and
escaped with . badly bruised elbow. No
bones were broken.
A MIsER CAvKD 0S.Joe Chatham. .
miner In the Delcher. was caved on 1t 4
o'clock Last evening while working in the
south drift on the 1900 level. There was
. alp In the ground above him, and about
. carload Of rock fell upon him. lilo re-
ceived . bal cut 90 the bead and was con-
siderably bruised on the back. He also
sustained painful internal injuries. from
which be Is suffering greatly.
NAlaiAoK LIcExsEs. = Tho following
licenses were Issued By the County Clerk
on tho 9th instant; w. A. Waltz and Miss
Nora ~flannigan. aged Is year. both d
Gold Hill. w. A. BonyAge and Mary A.
Davis, agsd 10 years. both Of Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-07
,ut.,A CONSOLIDATED.

vrnourA err. January 5th. is7s.-A
Noel, Secretary Of the Julia Mining Com
nsny-Dear Sir: In the main drift east
from The Wine on the 1900 level we have.
during the week ending this datc. advanced
tsolve feet through . very soft wet lorna
lion Of decompossd quartz and clay. the
same material a. encountered during the
previous wsek-Al. however. looking as
though tho next stroke Of the pick would
develop good ore. The water continues 70
now from this drift In sufficient quantities
70 keep our pumps at work at full capacity
twelve hours per day Of twenty.four
houu-snd is slowly decreasing. In the
incline from the main shaft, 1900 level.
we are sinking two feet per day. We have
now attained such depth that q hoist
ing 10 tedious and allow. We will. within
the coming week. have u sir-hoist In
place and ready for duty. when We can
reasonably expect 70 make much bstter
Roadway In sinking. Respectfully youn,
FHASK n. THiyER, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-07
The Veterans.

The NEWS has already taken occasion TO
speak In terms unmistakAbly commends-
tory Of tho second annual ball which 10 to
DO given by the Order Of Union and Con.
federate Veterans. This event will Be eel.
ebrated al Cooper's Hall. Virginia, to-mor.
row evening. That Il will be . tlne Affair
IL assured. The Vets. are all alive TO the
importance Of the occasion, and all ques.
tons Of section will for the time be ig-
nored. North and south. East and West
-one and alias brothers thoy will meet
and mingle In the festive throng. The
highest and purest sentiments OF . broad
patriotism will be strengthened. The tie
which binds together tbs people OF . com.
mon country will 10 made more complete.
90 10 the ball tomorrow evening and en-
Joy an occasion Of ~congenial intercourse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-07
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Inventors arc moving 10 have the cost
Of patents reduced from q hundred 10
ave dollars. II 10 proposed to abolish
models and examination. granting patents
10 oil who apply. ~ In England. leaving
the right to tho invention 70 DO contested
BY the courts.
General John 0'Noill. who acquired no.
tional fame - the leader Of tho Fenian
raid on Canada In 1865. 10 lying Of the
point Of death at Mercy Hospital. Omaha.
having received . paralytic stroke about
three months ago.
II. l.. Knight. ono Of the incendiary
agitators Of Ban Francisco, was arrested
this morning on . bench warrant on two
charges Of conspiracy and melting .
riot. The bail on each charge was fixed
at 5000.
walklsy. Purber 4 wiggin. tho indicted
ex-ofiosrs OF the Charter Oak Life In
surancs Company Of Hartford. this morn
Ing gave bonds In 5000 each 70 appear
for trial ct the March criminal term.
The absurd report comes from Paris
that BONANZA Mackay IL 70 become Count
De Msckay. by purchasing an Italian
Earldom.
A general rain fell throughout tho State
Of California last night To-day 1t 10
raining 81 intervals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-07
srsr AMI bELciIER.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Jan. g, is7s.-william
willis, Esq.. Secretary Best a Belcher
Mining Company-Dear Sir: Since l last
wrote you. west crosscut No. I, 100 level.
made ia feet, and 10 now In 222 feet from
the lateral drift. There Is no change In
the formation. We were compelled 70
stop work In the Wine, Is there Was quits
a stream Of water coming In, and We are
not prepared to handle any increase Of
water until the Gould a Curry Incline 10
down 10 the 1900 level. North drift, 1900
level, advanced IA feet. and is now In 10
feet from the Gould a Curry line. The
rock Is very hard and the supply OF COM
pressed air quite inadequate. We may be
compelled 70 stop this drift for . few days.
or until the Gould 4 Curry have com.
plsied their west drift.
y. Y. 0sBIsroS. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-07
oPufR.

yRarStA CIrY. Jan. 3, lsIs.-Colonei
C.. l.. Weller. President Ophir Mining
Company-Dear Sir: On the D level
The lateral south drift adjoining the new
ora body has been extended the past week
40 feet and /. now south from No. ! cross
eut 2ii feet. The rock passed through
continues hard blasting porphyry. NO
ero.scut has been made In the orc vein the
past week.
No work has been done In the south drift
from the main incline the past week. - the
tiow Of water continues undated.
The Joint west crossnut on our northern
boundary, which will connect with the
Joint Wine now being sunk from the 100
level, il now In 36 feet The rock con-
,inues hard blasting. with some watsr.
On the 1900 level the east crosscut Is
now east Of incline 81 feet. "a feet having
been run the past week. The chute Of his
station IL now completed.
The Joint 0phir and Mexican Wine has
been sunk and timbercd eight feet The
dow Of water continues strong aud greatly
retards progress.
ON the 100 level the joint east crosscut
on tho southern boundary has been ex-
tended 20 feet and Is nov In l16 feet Tbs
material passed through IL clay. quartz
and porphyry Of no value and Is perfectly
dry.
The largo balance bob al the 1900 level
Is completed M Is being put together In
the chamber. We hope TO have IL running
before the end Of the coming week. Work
will then b. resumed In tho south DRIFT on
this level.
JAMES q. Pam. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-07
Additional Ceua.si.

In the District Court this morning the
cases Of tho State against tho Savage. Con-
solidated Virginia. Bslchsr and Crown
Point Mining Companies. for back taxes
on their net proceeds, came up for trial:
W. Z. Y. Deal moved 70 have names OF
Lewis 4 Deal and Jonas Sesly placed OF
record 40 associate counsel for tho State.
Attorney Drake entered his objections.
The motion was argued and submitted.
The court ordered that Lewis 4 Deal and
Jonas scely DO entered Of record - A.
sociate counsels 70 assist the Dis.
trict Attorney In conducting said
suits. This practically settles the
matter In dispute between the County
Commissioners aud District Attorney
Drake. The action Of the Commissioners
10 confirmed. and the attorneys named
will receive their 20 per cent. - per asrse-
ment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-07
EUROPE.
lsrsouL DisrArcu TO n CON HuI
DAnr NEws.l
IN. Great War In shs E.ss.

DAnr NEws.l
The Great War in she East
81. PETERSBURG. Jan. IAN ofacial
telegram states that Sofa was entered on
the Sd inst. after . skirmish In which The
Russians lost only "a men.
A telegram from General dourko an
nounce that . desperate engagement 90
CURED on Jsnuary I'd. nesr BogrAv. The
Turks attempted 10 surround i've bat
talions OF Russian infantry and . brigade
OF cavalry. but we're defeated. leaving
1000 dead on the Geld. Tho Russians
lost 400.
The Russian detachment under General
Dandsville. which supported Qensral
0ourko In his movement over the Bal
kans, had ffty-three men frozen 70 death
In one night and $40 f~rostbitten. An ONO
iai dispatch states that the Russian loss In
crossing the BALKANS, however. was not %
great - ii frst supposed. The Turks suf-
fsred enormously and immense numbers
Of sick and wounded were found In their
positions. On December 3ist the whole
plain Of Kamarli was shrewn with Turkish
corpses.
LONDON. Jan. 7.-Telegrsms In Paris
from Constantinople state that the Porte
has asked for an armistice through Eng
land. Other Constantinople dispatches
say that Minister Layard has handed 70
the Porte the Russian answer 70 Rngland's
note. that Turkey should apply for an
srmistice directly 70 the Russian com.
mandsr.in-chief. The transmission Of
this reply To the Porte had been delayed
pending the deliberations Of the English
Cabinet.
A dispatch from Constantinople via
Syria says the scenes In the Turkish Cham
Der have been very stormy. An uncon-
firmsd report states that Grand vizisr
Edhem Pssha has rendered his resignation.
Il 10 believed that the Chamber will DO
either prorogued or dissolved II u con.
tinues 70 attack the Ministry.
BUCHAREST. Jan. 7.-Gen. Radically,
who has crossed the Balkans through
Schipka pass. will probably not move be-
yond Kezsnlik. where ho can secure CON.
Portable quarters. Tho interruption OF
communication across the Danube would
arrest his onward march. Nothing 10
known 1t the headquarters OF the Caro-
witz about Gen. Rsdstsky's movements.
which would confirm the Impression that
no will not 20 boysnd Kezsniik for The
p.esent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-07
snSsR or WEAKNESS

10 ofsn felt BY perrous who cannot locate any
particular disease. n they work. u becom's
labor; II they walk, they soon tire; mental
efforts becOms . burden. and even joys are
10 cast over their lives. Rrcourps IL had come
timer 70 stimuianta Of Q dangerous character.
The advice II physicians TO refrain from active
labor produces no happy results. ,Whyf The
system II d-piiltAted and nesds 70 Be built up
properly. Peruvian syrup will DO this veJ
the entire system. and hsrmonixing with the
corporal functions. II raises up the enfsshled
and brIngs the color 70 The cheek again. and
hops 20 the ~dssposdent. 10 dses its wtfk
pr.mptly and we'll Sold By all drsgists. ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-07
READ AND LsARN ron YoURsRLv.

Many valuable discoveries and much useful
knowledse 10 kept from the world becsuss Of
the immeuse expenss In making them Known
to the people. This 10 not the case with bow
chee's German Syrup. Although but Q fee
yesrs introduced into this country. u sale nos
reaches In every town aad village IN the U. 3.
Its wonderful ,uccess In curing o consumption,
severn coughs, pneumonia. sstl ma and all
other dIseasss OF the throat and lnngs vas hrst
made know, by Distributing every yssf. for
thr' Q yesrs, over tO,Ooo bottles 10 the amleteo.
yREu or caARas, by druggists. No rueh . test
Of merit was ever given b. fore In any other
preparation. Could you ask n,oref Go ~ your
druggist and Cd . b 'ttls TO- Is cents and try II.
eample bottle. 10 cents lal On