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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
Bistue EuIogtsed.

Nrw YoRx. Dec. ia Times Wash.
ington correspondent. reviewing the
debate on Blains's resolutions. says :
Blaine bore the whole brunt Of the argu-
msnt on the Republican side, neither
Conkling nor any other prominent ma
coming to his aid. while the Democrats
put their best men forward. He thinks
Blaine ought to be proud OF his victory.
The same authority thinks there will be
no important finance legislation this
session. The chances for the passage
OF Hewitt's bill are very remote.
The Times says editorially: 1.-THE
extent to which personal considerations
are allowed to interfere with the duty oil
Senators to their constituents and their
party received several illustrations dur.
inc the last few days. One prominent
Senator excused himself from listening
TO Blains's speech by the necessity OF
transacting his law business In the
Senate Chamber. Republican Senators.
almost without exception, have left
Blaine to bear the whole burden OF the
Democratic onslaught on his resolution
for some occult motive. probably not
entirely unconnected with personal jeal-
ousy; and some Of the leading men
among his colleagues, while anxious to
have Blaine put at the head Of the com.
mittss called for by his resolutions, find
patent reasons in the necessity Of looking
after their own reelection for declining
to serve on II themselves. Blaine may
have rudsly upset some traditions Of
Senatorial dignity. We trust he will
also succeed in showing the littlsness Of
SOME aspects Of Senatorial self. seeking"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
Sensible Canadians.

Some Of tho old-fashioned and more
sensible papers Of Canada are kicking 7"
on account Of the order issued by proper
authority Of the reception ball given TO the
new Governor-G General OF Canada and his
wife, requiring oil ladies 10 appear In low
necked dresses. or 10 bring . Doctors GER
tihcats Of III health. In which event dress
es must be square In front. Gentlemen
were required 10 appear In full dress suits.
Tho Toronto Telegraph says that "dress
suits" at . royal reception In England
mean tights. and that the gentlemen OF
Canada are unacoustomcd 10 .ppcar IN
"circus Clothes" Further. that the cli-
mate Of Canada and tho customs Of the
people arc not adapted 10 low-nscked
arss.ss, and that II this "tomfoolery IL
10 oharsotsrissl 1.-THE adnfnstrhton OF the
MARQUIS o. Lsrns. the shortsr u 10 the
isttsr." II sdds " Thiny< havs come 70
q pretty pass n . LADY cannot pay mr. re-
spects 70 the vile Of Ne Governors General
unless she Is willing 70 make IN exhibition
Of hsrself-or. by all that u iudicrous.
bring . doctors certificate Z"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
-nestrueiixr Hir...

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l7.-At 8 O'Clock to.
night q fire caught In the large fvs-story
carpet house Of u. G. Powell. 305 North
Fifth street, and In Ave minutes the
flames were pouring from every window
10 the building. from the ground to the
root. Half an hour later the building
was completely Quilted, the roof fell In.
and the top Of the south wall topplsd
over. crushing in two upper stories OF
an adjoining building on the corner Of
Olive street. occupied by N. Alexander.
druggist. and others. The heat. which
was intense, was blown across the street
by q strong west wind, and ignited the
mansard roof OF the iive.story jewelry
store Of Eugene Jaccard & Co.. and the
whole upper part Of that building Is In
flames. All the Department has been
called out, and II is hoped the fire will
be confined to the building now burn.
ing, but there is q high wind from the
west, and much valuable property on all
sides. and the prospects are dubious.
The mausard story. which was used a. q
mandatory. was destroyed. and all the
lower floors drenched with water. JAG
card x Co.'S stock is valued at from
$500, 900 to $500. 900. but as II Is all
fiue jswelry, and much Of the most yalu-
able stock was In safes, the loss will not
be very heavy. The building originally
cost about $500. 900 ; insured for $685.
600. Insurance on the stock. $4,000 ;
fixtures. $50, 900. b. @. Powell's stock
was valued at $4,000; insured for
$780, 00.
CuIcAoo, Dec. IA Tribune Gales.
burg (Ill.) special says: A three.story
brick building. % to 80 East Main street.
occupied and owned by several parties,
was burned to-day. Loss, So. 1000 in
surancs. s20. 200.
CINCINNATI. Dec. IA fire tonight
burned the tobacco warehouse OF O.
Hoffman, Il Co. Between 400 and 45O
hogsheads Of tobacco were burned. E.
timatsd value. $50. 900 ; insurance, $780,
900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
Issles Of Bonds.

New YoRK, Dec. l8.-The 7rib1S
says the demand for Government bonds
yesterday was unusually brisk, the First
National Bank selling over So. 000. 900
worth. Among the sales was N OF
$1,000, 900 registered new fives TO Con.
troller Aloott Of Albany, for investment
Of State funds. Last evening this bank
forwarded another subscription Of
81. zoo. 900 TO the 4 per cent. loan. 1t
is believed by United States bond dealers,
that Sherman. before the close OF the
week. will issue Q call for 1884 900
outstanding 500 bonds Of 1866, and
that the sale Of 4 per cent. bonds there.
after will be large on account OF the
5.20's OF 1867. The total issuses Of COS.
all Of which Il Is expected will be called
in for redemption within q few days.
was 1885. 600. 900. which were issued on
purchases and by sales Of ~ and 4 per
cont. bonds for funding purposes only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
p,.,.. cr,.e,s.d.

NEw YoRx. Dec. IA Worlds wash-
ington special describing the scene In
the Senate to-day. has this: Lamar left
his seat early. and Chalmers Of Miss, .
member Of Congress, strolling In to hear
what was going on, the House being ab.
normally stupid. sat innocently down In
Lamar's seat. Blaine espied and rscog-
nized him and as Chalmers Ia not more
than half the size OF Blaine the valiant
Senator evidently thought be had .
chance to apply the military maxim iear
10 the school b~oy'ssoul: ~ cannot whip
you but I can make faces at your sister"
He accordingly made q short turn In his
speech and fixing his eyes ferociously on
unsuspecting Chalmers began q tremen-
dous TRADE on bulldozing In Vicksbdrg
District, which Chalmers representa-. Vi
course Chalmers could make no reply.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-Chalmers will
rise to Q personal explanation In the
House tomorrow. and reply TO the
charges Of fraud in his district made By
Blaine. ID il not probable that the
House will permit Chalmers TO make .
political speech In personal explanation.
But II he Is choked of now, Hewitt will
dslivsshis speech Of some future time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
Phoebe Items.

Phoebe Record. Dee. 1.-THE Hillside
furnace at Bristol has closed down for
repairs. Operations will be resumed in
about ten days.
The teaching works are q success.
During the past week bullion valued
at S6.il5 IS was shipped.
The Logan House caught fire on We'd
nesday last. but the blaze was promptly
sxtineuished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
II..ry w.ii., .he E.p,.e.nas.


NEw Yonx, Dec. 1S.-Ths Times
editorially says: The recent death oil
Henry Wells recalls TO mind certain cir.
oumstances which show how easily pub
lie confidence can be gained and held
by faithfulness aud enterprise In ousi'
meas. Although originally organized In
the Eastern States, the arm OF weils'
Fargo & Co. has been much better
known on the Pacific slope than 1t ever
has here. This may be partly accounted
for BY the fact that for quite . while
they monopolized the entire express
bushes Of that section. But in addi'
ton to what is ordinarily undertaken by
those engaged in this occupation this
Arm maintained an extensive mail ser
aice in California. Nevada, Oregon and
adjacent territories. Government postal
stations did not exist for twenty years in
this wild country-outsids OF . few OF
the more important settlements. and
even when letters were SEM 10 those
places BY the United States mail. defects
ip the administration were such that
their delivery was a matter Of doubt.
But Wells. Fargo & Co.'S service was
carried on upon wholly different princi.
Piles, and In 1850 it obtained . repu.
tatiou which might DO envied by any
postofics department in the world. A
letter entrusted TO them rarely failed TO
be delivered. The duty undertaken by
them was not limited to towns or ever
villages. for II required so to do their
agents would ride or walk thirty or forty
miles over mountains 10 some little camp
for the purpose Of placing . letter In the
hands OF the one 10 whom il was direct
ed. This eIactitude In the fulhllmeni
Of engagemsnts bad Its " reward. for.
though their rates were high. 10 they
had to get their profit and also the regu.
lar rate TO the Government for letters
transported over its mail routes. they
nevertheless obtained much more than
half Of the carrying service. And what
IL more, the reputation n 0 established
did them good service long after Its
especial worth had departed. In time
the Government mail lines were i'm.
proved 70 that they answered oil reason.
able demands. aud the express company
virtually ceased its operations In this
field; but large numbers Of people could
not abandon the idea that the delivery OF
n latter for whose carrying they paid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
Who Took Those Drawers.
Cysoa Tti5sne. DEC. II.

tVeVs ffsSr"Nt
Last night some miserable. contemph-
bic sneak thief made q raid on the clothes
line OF the Tufiy mansion. Towels and
other small articles were taken, and last,
but not least. Q pair Of Uncle Georges
drawers. That was the most unkindess
cut Of oil, unless the thief was o family
man and needed linen enough to cloths
A family Of six or seven small children.
Uncle George offers q reward OF 81 for
those unmsntionables, and the Iribuns
offers double that sun to ascertain the
size Of the thief that stole thsm.' There
are at least twelve yards Of stuff In those
drawers, and II cost 81 per yard; and
worse than all, they are the only pair
left except those the Bank President has
on him, and NO o Of the same kind
Of material in the dry goods stores In
town.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
The Communists.
Rnrlinoton Hanksw.

II isn't Ksarnsy that makes Commun.
lists Of men; It isn't violent haranguss
and ipcsudiary speeches; II isn't the
tsachines Of hot.headed dsmagoguss that
make men Communists. II Is when the
President and Directors OF . Boston or
Chicago savings bank, when the Presi.
dent and Directors Of . solid insurance
company, get the hard.eansd dollars Of
laboripc men and working women into
their own hands. and then divide Il
among themselves and retain their posi-.
ions in the best society. These are the
thipes that make the common people
think that q general division OF all prop
srty would benefit the poor quite a.
much a. . special division Of the savings
o. The poor among the few. We started
out to say something funny on this
theme, but somehow or other when you
get down into IL. there's nothing funny
about u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
cnOOKED CMaIsrIANIrY.

General Crook. the experienced In
dian fighter. doesn't believe much in
Christian instruction for the sAvases
being offered in exchange for the annui-
ties appropriated each year for them by
the central government. He says ian
Indian whose whole lie Is given TO the
problem OF how to live and how to pro-
tsct himself from the aggression OF 9TH
ers. wants somsthing more than mere
assurance Of the benefits arising from
adopting our system OF theology. 1t is
hard 10 get al Indian to adopt our re-
iigion on an empty stomach. An Indian
would have q poor opinion Of God who
would not keep his belly full"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18

TIE onion-skin ballots used BY the
South Carolina chivslry to defeat the
Republicans were made out Of the thin,
nest tissue paper. and were an inch and
. kuarter wide by two inches long.
Jhsy contained thirty.thrss lines OF nns
print, the names OF the county, the
titles Of thirteen officers. and the name
OF nineteen candidates. printed In very
pale ink.-EreAan9e.
This brings to the memory OF many
Pacific Coasters the famous tape
worm" tickets once used o. Mare
Island.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
Cruel Poetry.

The following has found its way to
Nevada a . specimen Of the "slings
and arrows" that have annoyed the
yanquishsd Grsenbackers east OF the
Rocky Mountains
Go dig It . grave with Q paper pick.
90 get 10 Q paper slab
Go bury the infant down By the creek,
where the babbling waters bab.
Go cover the grave all over nice
with q nat paper cod,
Then stamp on the sod the bold dsyics.
"Hsre's where We shot our wHd."
The little fellow was an outgrowth OF
the late war. and was adopted by Carey.
Pomeroy. Butler & Co.. and christsnsd
the National Greenback party. Case OF
Standardization by burial In o ballot.
box. Funeral services were held In
nearly every State in the Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
Journalistic Amenities.
Haho AraaroAs.

The asinins scrub who does up the Ter.
~ritorisl Items" for the Portland Standard
IL ever ready 10 reproduce any hlth or
faisehoods that appear In the Boise City
papers concerning the editor OF the Ara.
iaaeIs. Understanding the motives Of
these personal attacks a. well As the filthy
complexion Of the source from which they
euanate, we advise Milton Kelley to call
of his dogs. We like an open enemy. and
are ever ready 10 meet him In any Kind oil
warfare except that which 10 conducted on
the basis Of hlth and skunkery. and II the
Aforesaid N. x. doesn't act upon our adj
vice, No warn him that We will nail MS
vulnerable hide 10 the wall and make 10
look like . wood-chuck skin on . country
IAsrn door In bean time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18

LONDON. Dec. IA correspondent
with Khuram column reports that a
predatory tribe attacked on Sunday rear
guard Of Convoy east Of Sspisri Pass.
General Roberts cent two regiments
which rescued Convoy. Two British
officers were severely wounded. Three
Ghoorkas' were killed and ~ Ghoorkas
and one Highlander wounded. General
Roberts has summoned the Chief OF
Khuram to answer for the outrage. II
Is feared three powerful tribes will com.
bine against the British.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
An Deus.d..

CMcAoo. Dec. l7.-An Inier.0cson's
Washington special says information has
been received here that two nssroeshavs
been indicted. tried. convicted and sen.
fenced to ak years imprisonment in the
Penitentiary In Hartford county, North
Carolina, for interfering with another
negro who wanted to vote tho Dem.
ocratic ticket. This Is quite rapid work
and Is commented upon as indicating
the ability to punish intimidation In the
South II II occurs on the Republican
side and as furnishing . good example
to South Carolina.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18

A NAN was excused from serving on q
Jury In New York on the plea that he was
. member OF o religious organization
which thinks that the Federal Constitution
10 defective because Il does not positively
recognize God. aud which maintains that
II 10 wrong for members 70 take part In
the work Of government under such . Con-
stitution. The Poet would like TO know
whether this man, or any OF his religious
associates, 10 ever entioed by tho excite
ment OF . political canvass into casting q
vote. and n he Is. he should lose NO time
In going 10 confession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
ToxI.p The end Oh her reign the Em.

TovAaD the end OF her reign the Em-
prsss Cetharins Of Russia found the
civil List X her son Paul much in debt.
Several thousand bottles OF brandy were
charged a. having been used BY him.
although be never tasted brandy. The
charges wsts traced up TO the day Of his
birth. Ths.s we're some slight s.cOdi-
atoms on his legs when he was born.
The nurse sSnt for . glass OF brandy to
make . lotion for them. From that time
q bottle III brandy had been sent or
ch,:fesd to him every day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
Awsr,e.s Ci,l..n In Gsrmaay.

~ AA.oEtos. NssS.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE President,
through the Secretary Of State, has re-
piled to the House resolution originated
by Representative Brenheno. calling for
all papers and correspondence between
this Government and the Government Of
the German Empire in reference to the
expulsion from the German Empire Of
julius Banner, q n~atiralized citizen Of
the United States and q resident Of Chi.
cago, while on n visit TO his parents at
Munster. In violation Of the treaty OF
1928. The Imperial Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, In answer to the letter oil Minis.
ter Bayard Taylor, defends the action Of
his Government In the case. and says he
cannot recognize an obligation to replace
damages incurred as alleged by Banner.
through the action Of the Royal Govern.
ment at Munster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18

I. TEE following. clipped from an s1.
change, reminds one OF the stories told
BY the editor Of the Reno Gdsstts:
An art critic. going into . gallery In q
stats Of mild in~sbriatiop, TO critieiss
some pictures. sses himself In . glass.
.ssdYtafipQ out his note book. writes as
l.IIovs:l ..Hssd Of . drunkard. no sig-
.psturs; k.sa great deal Of character; .
red noe; 1snarkably truthful. Must be
4 portrsiS NON dfs; think I've seen that
faos somsuhsrs."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18

Col. I~soEnsoLL has Q new lecture on
the lizard Times" Among the charac.
%teristic sentences are the following
"EItravaganco Is the providence Of the
poor; when the poor are economical and
the rich man Is ~ertravagant there IL
prosperity" upon the faces OF patri.
OTIS has fallen the freight Of home.
Very few men in this country have the
patriotism to shoulder o musket In do
tense Of u boarding house."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

DULLloN MINING COMPANY. - TIE
IL ~stociholdsrs OF the Rulilon Mining Dom.
pspy Are hereby notinsd that the Annual Meet.
fng Of ths Compsny, for the election OF . Beard
OF pir,cton 10 ssrys for the ensuing ysar. snd
for he trsnsution Of such ether business -
mar properly ooms before y, vtu bs held q the
Union Insurspce Building. on THURSDAY, the
ninth dsy Of January. A. v. isTs. q the hour Of
1 o'cloctp.n. The trlnsfer books will be elossd
on saturday, December n, ISIS, md remain
eIossd until Alter the election.
JOSEPH okues. 6eerstary.
San Hrsns 10, Cal. Dec. 10, is1s. dsistd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18

County Assessor Bucknsr paid into
the Comfy Treasury yesterday sl39 -.
collected for mining tax. The richest
orss are beng shipped out Of the county
for reduction and are not taxed. A Gus
Ton mill At thu place In nov 10 abso-
late neosssity.- Wu<mucca Silver Stah.
D. ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18

COLUMBIA. 8. c., Dec. l7.-Governor
Hampton's condition has improved de-
cidsdly the past twsnty.four hours. and
this evening be expressed the opinion
that he had passed the crisis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18

One negro in Mas..ehussA( declares
be vas balidossd for voting "a Budss,
- the Dsnoesssis heart b In fptursa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18

Tn, New York SD ssys Bsschsr
make. more nossy thAe Talnsgs. bot
rLmass s.hihiis ,AinAtf to bigger
crowds than Beschsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18

The Turks have expelled some insuz.
gent bands from Novi Bazaar District.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18

BEN. BUTLER has. been delivering an
address to the Dairymen's Convention
In New York. He has been told to
cheese II 70 emphatically lately that Ben
evidently believes himself to be in the
cheese business. -Eurekn Leader.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-18

A LITTER received at tho Post-oflcs
yesterday directed to BE Jsbers was de-
livered to d. j.. Beers.-Troy Press.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
INDIAN WAR NEWS!
TIE STAGES AGAIN Oh REGULAR TINE,
Arsas Coin. SO Paradise valley.
GOVERNMENT STORES FOR FORT
BOISE.
No xe=s oE Further Dep-rt~tions.



"INSEaV7 jane II.
lAe Notl-H -g'- 0'iNl'I stages -s-
parcel ana arrived HN regular 1'l# '-ttF'
t-lt 2~l.tti" s@'s u4ai regular ''il~
'ul now r. made between "iHn.nGcca
Aa4taMP AabefA-t aA't Wa ran tAfoa-A
g soon as TIE ROAD can h' s.'c+eur "Aich
he says VII ae III g" -s
HlneAts,ef repeating were ta@ah
aa' sa-s Hle-Ai1& oh l-e 1~ialIse sag 10
parties III -te rA.'.'
wagons ar tttA- L1a4.d "lih Govern
mrnt STORES -1F fost balaa, "44cA "li4 ne
escorted ny captain hsan INA No
news q indian d~epredauons to-day.
SILVER LHY, Idaho, june II.
a hann"cA SPY was captured here today.
Two weeks ago he furnished B9lialo hoFn
with thirteen horses. winch ne lad pfotA-
by stoleh- Inc IhGlah was sent 10 jan
ms evening bc-slet ho"Gsd ana his
'--rers arF.Tel from BOISE titv' en- r"nte
~ Jordan 'alleE' Ice General went To
the JAN re- aa l.s Laiu"e ana IpoE htln
eI with ina. There was a disposition
1fa2nS many here - a..l the indian, u II
Howard Aat not 'al,H i4ta away he would
probably have been Ia the ranAs Of good
Indians "IiaTe D. Ft-ug. Sir. iselnlaTt,
allied Yesterday IF Indians at MaIheuI.
vas formerly s. resident Of Falrylew and
recently Assessor os Baker county, Oregon.
There Is general l." lHTa az the prospect Of
General treo0 eon.11 70 take a hand in
putting down tae Indian rebellion. DE IS
very popular IL idaho. Ten whites have
t4ds lar been &i-Cl '} bannoeAs.
NGNNENUc1A, tune l3.
Companies II and h, foarth Artillery,
numbering 70 mon. commanded By Captain
Lsan. arrived AZ l:@ o'clock his after
o. ILey VIII. IFabao!y 50 ,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

tire dispatches o. th4f date. The agree
msut reserFes "a Russia and E-sAaAd the
right 10 raise and discuss In tbs congress
all questions net Included ln Is stipoA-
tens
rrRLrS. jane IL.
The Government. with = view % the re-
pvezsian a social demonstrations, intends
b euforce q mere rigid application q tae
passport regulation, and similarly a street
enforcement q the law relative to the
press ard public meetings viii also b. en-
Joined upon az the aatA0TIte IN tse
country.
4 woman and t-o men were vsSHr}ay
sentenced % Imprisonment Tor reasonable
utte-zaces aealust tie Ennarct; the
woman 60 tolr years, one @! the men -
two wears, ana the c;aeg 10 eighteen
months
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
sPECIAL NOTICES.
Liver is, King.

Tie liver is the imperial crgan Of the whole
human SYSTEM, a. i; controls the life, health
snd happiness of m.n. when 1t IS disturbed
Ia its proper sctior. all kinds o. ailments art
-ae -starsi r7salt. The digestion q food. the
III evezleass Of the lesrt aal blood. TIE seton
IF taa brg{a a1d nervous system, arr 81 imlle-
stat=ly Connected VIII the workings 81 the
lssr- 1t hes been successfully proved it4t
Graea+s august Flawer Is ~uut4aAled in curing
al rrrs5ns sFeet-I wzts dyspepsia or liver
COMPLAINT, szd al ta- numerous symptoms
tlet zesait from an unhealthy condition eI the
liver tu4 stasaach. sample BATTLES g. uy, 10
releS- POSITIVELY sid "a si towns on the
RI Continent. TAree G1s,s VIII prove
rl1tstss lu~. What va wslH
A-ar-s g5sue & 81. CHAN. wholesale drug
-+9~ G.u IrsHc5=aa.