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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-20


DEsJ. w. Watts began ds1lvdEi s
pflsstutss oa psISlasp \ ,Ae Be
Young Peoples christian AaaOciatlsn Of thia
city on Saturday evening Of last week, and
fniAhed up the course on the following Tues
day eysailS. 3 ThS adai aiSnOS 81 hisfl NJ mot
yssy lazsa bat each sNsssSiAs ls,s lin
creased, pad ., the lAss leetaEe 4the spacious
new AAh Na+ efOwdtd 4is 4Sesattut Is not
an 6pollsi9 fr1sS hs- l[vAOs sylphslllS S1E
rfspertioH6y The fne4 h tks-ckkSS ne that
As a ak feet and = half high pad weighs ,27S
psanas, and wAuniAs wAthB up Cd NJ dub-
ject aud gets, 70 gestisulAtirg - luhAkss
the 4SHtirS hodic. J he ~Aas = Vsfee like
well, we hardly know what 10 compare
it with unless it would be certain bovine
mentioned p tho Bihl& sud peFssdsS ltting
in the remOssst Sosnsrs 81 Me sirosrn l1ven't
the least diaipRlty y -hsPsiag-him. Hissab.
iect Is OaS thAt WI -iind any person who
has in his breast kindly tsSlisgs lOgFtis fsli
low man, and hegets deeply interested in the
thoughts which he presents to his audience.
It Is thS Sopiais1lsof9 Il ~ swhCSkAS " 6okra
hiiIA tAat hc-sGA talk more plain, hard com.
men sense in handling the temperance ques-
tiOa tRaa. any one 'VhO, AAs spoken o. thEe
spbiect iR our city. Being physician. and
alnost minister. he gives his views from
both . aaoEal ard = phyiiOAI standpoint,
which makes his lectures doabiy ihterGatihg.
On Monday evening, after Sconehding his
lecture, he organized Blue Ribbon TeiRpis2iS
snee Clahl An .persoas joining 7v'Re re-
quired 20 subscribe their nAanss 60 tkS ioE-
...a.t .lfL ~, q. f.llNnl 2 lIfll ~. !.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-20
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-12-20

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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23
EVENING, DECEMBER g ls

90, and all sorts Of demonstr.tious are 90 |
prehended. One i said 70 be, plaoned for
Decembsr sash. The asnlvsrsasy of%he ont.
oreak NJ the oocasson Of Emperor Nicholas
10 1874 The pelics ire everywhere track
log conspirators, and within The, last week
snumber Of arrests have been made Quite
. raid wss snsde against .studsn,ss who
wanted y present. . t.eN.ion q The heir. ..p.
parent there h,evsn ,rlmor t6at the j Ro1. l11
ernmsht' seftoaiy thihRs Ut closiSk tfS iani.
vSitSitsss fos sblS yssai. e-Ykl /. al sHEa;lG'
.saTssi '1atvAiLlss aroxxnryse cd II:
London, Dec. 2s,-Returns from the
Union Work House in Fad &<hdS1 sh6v.
wide spread poverty and distress. Shore
ditch work house in6mary is full, also the
work house itself. and extra rooms must be
provided. AT Be.hbsi queen work house
there are 1859 inmates and 3S2 in the inf
mary, In Heckcey thi{ 8 avsssls4is dnthi,
Deer Poor chargeable to "Union." Distaiet
'vislton disclose vast amount Of distress
and funds At their disposal are eptieraly. y.ipsuf.
eient. Thisis especikliyy The case Popuisri
and Mtlwall. whore thousaods Of dock and
other lsborers are tbr6wn' out of employ
nent spinMelds,s s,s.4.iaae .sHeuss.; ,sou.A
Hackney, Shadwell and Haggerston suffer
severely. Tradesmen Of the entire eastern
district are CRYING out about the baduess of
trade and even Christmas wares are drug;
In the market. SO severe is the distress 10
Hsggerston that company will be formed
for the relief of cases of extreme necessity;
but 1t would be greatly crippled !hroagh
want Of funds.
l.-,.es ..;ffJ COLD WEATHER. ~, hi r. u,
+ The weather Is severe throughout. Great
Britain, there being heavy snow fall here
and in many parts, Of the continent, All
railways in the north 81 Scotland are block:
ed and traffic suspended, seven trains being
showed up. In some places the snow'i ID
over ~ feet high. It's the heaviest snow
/ =, 4s.issi.% ias ito. es.,v.i 4. %i,s.4i.ss e j
rsaytnb pdat las arrived from Germany Q,
from German Switzerland. Wolves have
penetrated to ths gstes 81 Metz. There i
more isan,ow> NOV on he ivo.ges than the .oide1
inhabitant remembers.
,, THE ATLANTIC. CABLE. =,
London, Bee '33-The Paris Bouss
newspaper says the credi. industrial and 80
ciete fnanciere, conjoin,ly with the Ameri
fnaica.S have .stn, III the ce9oe&oa
ptfie cable between sfrSnce and Americ,
granted 70 NJ. Pouyer Qqentier BY th
French government.
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23

,,.,,o, ssw YORK OF, MARKET. "
''''',' New York. Dec. %.
WuEAr-Quiet at call; No. 2spring.
January. 9bac bid. hToNsu =.
u u R1f-HeaIINsH2 ~-...---..-..- .-.--
CoRx-Qpiet; western mixed, 44@47!c.
s"b1k1Ex4D 4Dd1.Y sr-} ~
s' OFFS U1ltf SDSll :; I; xsstsrRs ts IS &Sxed, 2e@slc :
" PpRK-Dulla Y .l5c.. .'3 a. u1,yx,r
LAan-,4Dalli S$sSAfr, $ a. y
WA1sxY-$I.li. 1aarsS III
~ -ql s.iarsi.ie.g t---r7A1,'
;aiHa 10 a.n. rs CHICAGO. '''' 4H Z ''y$y
r aa|''.''.s~''' - 9 "a Chicago, Dec, q. ;l
MAEAr-s.eadx; No. z iredssaz No 2
spring, s2sc for cash; sSc for January irS3sc
fGT qsStaGy? ~
CoRx-Weak and easier sole for cash ;
soic fer January; size for Febrdafyy:: -
| 641a g +s!ettd,s y lsse toi cash; 'ssc fo'
January.
RYE-Easier A.
BAR1EY-Steadier; 9S@9s}e TN
a Pesx-Wsak as4lqssr; $77S9 for tash
|s3.1Ie for y.brsSy; t7.e1sc for M.sst
L1Rp-Heavy; $40 for cash $5.473t
bid tor February; s557!c for Nab6.i q 3
WHnKY-sl.06.
li'haihru7 .a1isxs... vr,slys4.
!, r,r,,v,stf Mil~.utes. Dec %.
\ aTHEAT1ic lower; hard, ssc; No
\ I. S71r; No. e. ssc- for cash; ssc 70
1Janaarys ssie, for February No. 8
7o3c; No. I. cole.
4 CmHa sedX; 3eae g 'Teiao g !.
OAr-l9ic.
! M-ae: s:a. siio III
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23
Asayy,Fa4 At Saow and Intense
oosc0ldat e,East.se ,,s.
Revslutisnary Rd1srs = seriously
90 llsNturb ths :, Russian |. = Mllla, ~ :, :,
Great Britain and Europe Have the
Heaviest Snow FaA IN Thirty -
i, sg5, IT,. y ss Years. u, !.
Increased Psyssb IN Terrible Distress Among
ths Working nssaIs d Enslap4. :. AZ w.
WASHINGTON. WASHING: !,
CAN'T CELEBRATE.

,- 81 CAN'T CELEBRATE. - 8.,,,...
Washington. Dec. 2s.-TAe superintend.
ent sf the naval acadsmyshas decided not to
grant leave Of absence to cadets during the
holidays. + .....' ,' = S'.5 !, - - Z: ,.'',i
~, s.slo, FOUR PER CENT LOAF, ..e.i.,
Subscriptions to tie four cent loan to-day
are $2,422, 800. .l,'';'s.i.s'' Sti'' ,.''''ei : 2
STOLEN AND xYs7ER1ogsLY REruRsED,
Wa.binstop.,. Dec: 2s.-A. Jackaee, OF
money drawn from the etssasury. Saturday
for the payment Of clerks 10 TIE city pest.
once and lost BY WIN. J. Brown, was II.
covered this morning. The package was
taken to Postmaster Edmunds' residence
aud b received. i .upoa ,ptsnis,ne 70 sek
no anestions Judge Edmunds is Of the
opinion that Brown had bis pockets picked
and is positive the money was beyond
Browa's reach and that be Va. not party
20 tug setAction: - e s#fs-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23
TELEcRApHio eRew1Ms.

80 KS
gRufHe. Dee. 23-The severeste, speyl
storm since 1871 visited this section last
e ssisht,end,i ,is ssill resing.s Full three feet
) fas ..6llei SuAs levi pa& badly Jdeifted.
Trains ON all railroads are delayed. It is
-, very cold. "A heavy snow fall in the neigh |
borhood of Watertown blocks all trains. /.
AM : faxLE 'odaItRMER ssSsssEl
indianapolis, Dec. 23.-Judge Drummond
9Sis mSmihIl decsiion confirming
the sale Of the 1. B. &. w. R. R,ssrs n
, ;, ~ q. 4yALklse HATcH.G III&1
New Y,rk, Bee. 2s.-At IL o'clock to,
%si. P9 c.ssp c.@p.a. Il miles. 1ss
O'LearY had been of the track two hours
and Eve 1miibsutes, tampsna only . niput.s
III aud aNeeonds. >sas ~
2 -o,olock lhia-a1asnoon BETH 0Eeert
and Campana were on the track aud run.
ming. % Leafy - heel seems to trouble him,
but his friends hope the lamenes. will wear,
of. He is now behind his previous record.
At four minutes past two Campana had I'm
,ishsd So milea; o. Leary. .4s miles spd i Jew
, ~ GAoe1I~&Sk41 Jn0OvOINo ~ OessAo8
FATAL ACCIDENT.
lssu Es9aN Y.sDee "A boiler explosion
at Star forge killed Alfud- ST. Charles, witer
tender, and Thoai. uen.kMan. pudder. Four
-oshers we're ipjs.ed. i, >,u~..
% Aa1IToSsAkD::7HE HEnREws:s
.NeN Hprk. Dec 2s.-Direc.otS, Of Ais
a. Mount sisai hospital yesterday considesed
the p.,aer Of 5000 by Ex-Judses Hilton
On 5sbsiF Ma 4. T. Stewart .pd dis
cussed tie communications tiy mail and tei.
sas ser.Ph fFsm .he, Aebfsss Of cincin..;. d:
'' visinsy refusal II .hte' money. Thstiall5
voted unaailnous|y that the slls =sheu!d not
be accepted through Judge Hilton, and the
secretary wss authorized to write letter q
"a ,hat effect hae,,ll4t staop
The storm had very bad effect on trade,
,Iss 6sspqk h GasAip'fnysfA Il blsessd and 'hIp,
ments were made By either the Central o.
Eric roads to-day. There ate 20 li<As sol
thx sseeq Chatting. .AaC~Ss.
STATUE OF SUNNI Err.
Boston, Dec. 23.-The statue s6f C6arls'
e, suaser, au,hos;.ed by meeting ID Fsn,nl
q h.h ID Malch; ;fsH, VA unveiled to-day b,
sd !SasY YFNfes yhXto1Kaa in .paSl'o gar
RArLs4AApsptNsn4exDs
New York, Dec 23.-The tllifl<csols
thisesssso, thssss RSSst Island 4 p acifc railre,.
asn1asmxioais1 1eslssiAs s0i iyidend Of -
.e1s PEI, GEN.. payable February lot. The divi
dsnd Of two per cent. on ths sapi.yaf Pseesta
~ tis Iovs Hosshe,n and, Hisosh Nofthsr,
., railroads, held tn 'trnit for the Rocl
{sq hhz&ihsss hstsisswip b paid at tn
same time. which will make divided 9
- Rock, Island stock equal q 2E~Pf lcet
's'''. TA. dirss,on also 1ppa.sed resdlntiohs d
Glazing that ihs .treaaneak. 0t the compau
held II trust for its shareholders an amour
bf apitl tsock IL Iowa Southern and nj
souri, Norther1 railroads sqs0 0d,1 p
:, Q 2HtI Il hsSAF NliOst the capital s.os
Of The Rock lslasd rsilsead. upon vIso6
- RI OAAadN5ll Afpes( ~ h.a 70 the Ra,
. y fsh5d tE.}khSideS.
" asa So ssI saS sLa.
sh0l
.YG .a ssssI6rnls u 'xSss,A.
Hnsiis. One 9S.-RepnSts are full Of 4
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23
soRtic.. iaNa

gGYE sA ssfs SI0rnls u 'HSssiA.
Beetle. De 33.-Reposts ere full Of thS}
ssapceasSses q sAs olhilst spectss 10 Rps |
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23
~. .lS5Ii1ars. Z

au 50TFLsuNNs MILL.
Baltimore. Dec. 23-Santee dour mll1t;
owned by Ssmual H. Hszelhurst + Sons,
burned this forenoon. Estimated loss, fifty
thousand dollars: tssl' SOD
Oxford, Mich, Dtc. 2s-A dte- nj.
motni5s attadJaA WslsaS, Waite & Co.'S
dry goods. Tunstead's Hardware, and
H., a'efs,.. nts drug .,ois,' aud k!,ss, eo!sl
hall, situsted 10 the burned block, we're de.
stroyed With contents. Total loss fifty
fIousdnd;! rnsut tance CD thousand.
- iiS3a:
Milwaukee lager beer and lunch at Franl
& c0cAFas.''' y =
Tom and Jerry, at Frank Cochrane's, OF
Third street. - - tf'4
s 3. l- i a.ss !
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23

MAHkETS S6Y~TE k6f RAJ II
aHS Sai "i;t tn
WALL STREET.
). ~, IL u. y q st New York, Dec. %.
! .GoiA-.At par: s3s = J
@ Hpng7FR.
Stocks-lrregular.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-23

suTISBsHRQTHERe, Wholesale and Retail
WiCl0thierss Dewitt block, Third street.
EnrdnEn.N vi. Gunsmtth ana Bealeriin
w Firearms and Musical instrumental. Cedar
kst. Between Third and Fourth. a5eea<. Yso
kWS5lC..I JEtsdist. i t.sa0''~ 'SG
The Morning herald., 1878-05-04
-. an, ON. Car. for Fashsr'


.,v one care aught for fathers
% ns.s any one think of tho one
r.sn WV, whose tired. bent shoulders
'y, rns cares Of the family conner
A.. ,.tner who strives for your comfort
'n ,.d tolls on from day unto day.
,'..ugn .n his steps ever grow slower,
'uS' .na his dark locks are turning to gray.
,,.. .nv one think Of the due bills
'ya W.. called upon daily to pay,
r,,oer ~ bills, college bills, doctor bills =
' rnsre are some kind OF bills every day
~. a patient horse in a treadmill,
rn .. works on from morning till night
,o,s any ono think he is tired'
',o noss s any one make his home bright
!, !. ,,sbt lust because he looks troubled,
10 ssy he's as creas as bear'
,nd Words little actions Of kindness,
v,sht Danish his burden Of care.
,r, ,or YOU he is ever 30 anxious
n, will toll for you while he may live,
!, rturn he only asks Kindness.
Ind such pay is easy 70 give.
r-i35 ss& --Mrs. n. Spsnc~.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-04
ne = THIWN 0T Tly III 7 DIIJ JB = u I J
A SHEvER STATE EvCARRIAGEs

A Calcutta paper says il has rarely sesn
anything in manufactures In that city so
worthy q notice a.s 4 istats carriage just
built for his sHighness the Maharajah Of
, Jheend. II is one Of the most remarkable
outcomes Of The blending, q, The g skill.
workmanship, and solid durability Of West
lern productions with the ornate and heavy
tmagnifcence Of Oriental taste, II may be
described as state phaeton, with coach
box and Hind rumble al fitted With hopds.
The body ig Of graceful design and very
light and elegant in appearances, but Tho
peculiarly Is that the whole of the panel
ing, rnoludings, iron-work, springs, wheels.
and pole ara. covered with massive. liver
plates, while the spiashboard ard wings
are literally solid plates Of thee precious
metal the whole enriched. with Leaves Of
lotus flowers and pepul leaves, also Of sill
yer richly chased and heavily Gilt while
on the centre Of the panels, also ablaze
with gold, are the armorial bearings of the
Maharaiahs The interior is fitted in the
most luxurious manner with cushions and
hanging df rich Blue taboursth : edged With
broad Aoh Atsivsf lassa, Il heavily s4broids sred
With pure Hl god, Tie lamps (four in npm-
ber) are Of solid silver, richly chased and
gilt, and bear his Hshnsss, arms Upon the
glass. The carriage has been iinegdnio iopsly
designed with p double under frame, SO
that, when the 'Mahafsjsht may fancy to
handle tho ribbons himsef, the coach boz
can be removed and tho wheels abtoughs
I'll much d solosslF togsth5.t Thtls i ovsr ss, bog
tolahss Weight or d ipare aver On y. an
risBe..7 kas trsz..a. -. .---.----6 tigo =.
The Morning herald., 1878-05-04

a -ysrmont man, who Kept about 700 %
hens, thinking that they needed soms ime'
procured 4 for them, but neglected TO
slack it.s lrhs lime, true % nature, how.
ever, did slack, but tho procssg proved TOO
great strain upon their crops, and his
flock II not near 70 numerous - il
was ,ILA p,
4 Providence woman who has been on
probation for hfty years has Just been re-
ceived into fulhmsmbsrship by one OF ths
city churches What = comment on orgi
inal sin Il would bs II her first sct q .
sh,unrcch rnembsr sh6uid ID u bsas / i hsish-
boring house wife oasef4 Z tablsspooutalt Of
salsratus. - Worcester hs:. --x.s.,> ~
The Morning herald., 1878-05-04

was conducted bgAahvssya ahcis1s hbpss:
keeperto, Q b9ggdpiE thssc thsscf cftttings qf whjobn
although rioh,Gwersi oldR and ofadedsn Here
tie lin tot ia announce no his
coming, and forasbmsr time hsp rsmh hiASsSt HaSsSS
alone! aAt,length hslheard laI light fodtfsal,l
and the page who had onee, preserved Admf
entered tEastace2 seized the little hand
4 OF the pretended boy andpressed It'd u his
go. IN al s-g1lts1 Qs h n i19aSb puE augat
ups, si73 IN 3ats q syseU 3dJ 10 adit aa n,
is ''At last I 'am 70 know Thy secret fair
lady ~ a.aoj ,s ~. i574r.t % . / 80 M
. 4 s"'SStop = monent, Senor..' Before re-
call amy, acountenance2 wilt thou give thy
word that thou, lowest but me ri jsn sha!
qri The tones Of the lady were m evidently as
surned, u 912JI 5oA9ai a1e1js ~ 'STS IL e..
A mingled, look Of shame and pain over
clouded the countenance, OF the young man
as he replied: b" "0@0G 9aa bI1. ;,'t' ,, , ath'
7a "senorita, I feel that you will despise
me, but cannot give you the pledge you
require. While in your presence 7 feel as
though madly in love with you. Yet ex7
1paeriencs 1a the ssamjss Feelings toward my be
trothsd, Maria Del Monte. 9 d Truly \ feel
that / am the most faithlas 81 men, and
am unworthy Of the love Of either OF
you" ...a u .2s@ia'52Ia
4'sYou have at least one virtue, Senor-
you are candid" s.a4,.s l..: ..oJ4 5,.f It"
,"Wen, your answer; am still doomed to
ignorancea ~ an55 9na 6laagad L.s .aal
o''Youl shall learn ii few moments; for
the present excuse me-, Ill.,. lsss a,"Ja 81
She left the room, aud for few mo-
ments Eastace remained brooding moodily.
he heard not the light step that ap.
preached until he was startled BY q
voice witch thrilled through every yeih.
"weli, senorDe Leon, do yout recognize
me nowp" .y4at ysal isda logg3ai '" NJ
zsMaria 7" hs exclaimed, 4 1t ring ID I his
feet 12ss9l IS >riaHI' 7at atileH " go
MAY, the gilt nnaask n,askkp, was the II reply, Il
the old assumed tones. 2 LiL.2.'2 u ae
'Eustace gazed o moment adoub ubtfully'
then replied: . ,..,t,a 3 - ,g5rfy "a
ST see the whole scheme, Maria. Yot
/ cannot dscsivs,mss longer. I can! now IN
sderstand my strange attachment for The
Mask. ~ la ,..aHiIL dAi,IAQaJIAs 1a q
The next moment hspblushing girl wai
clasped 70 biz arms. .,.o,., - iasIl h geb
4 little explanation soon cleared ths
mystery. 5511ata had spsn. tks aviptsrIwiti
her aunt who lived near Seville, She fre'
-qusnsly spent days In the town with bel
1tftsiend Blanche Ia Media, who was Feallys
good.hearsed gia. 4 II was shs' WHO N has
persuaded Maria to adopt the mask. The
warning note and rescue vas merely it'll
plot oof che girls 70 win the Young mani
| gratitude. His sudden departure fsast4 4atst
theft plans and compelled Maria's hast!
return home.0 Mafia's father was coeni
zant to the plot, and Eastacss vowed IL wa
not strange that he should have fallen7
victim to the Mask. ~ 70 aatTIv "a .hr
The Morning herald., 1878-05-04

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The Morning herald., 1878-05-04

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10

TWINS years and more ago thousands
OF hoop skirts were manufactured annu-
ally In this country. Now the business
is completely dead. not single hoop
skirt mandatory being in operation.
aud thousands Of goats are deprived OF
their principle article Of food.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10

"TnIs." said an agricultural imple-
msnt dealer to an old farmer, eSpatiat-
ing ON the merits of new machine.
"this is q patent corn.planter." aud IN
putting 1t down he planted It ON the old
granger's corn and raised an acher on
the spot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10

Dunrso all his Investigations at My.
Gems. DIR. Schliemann has not diseov-
cred o single cuspadorc, and Il Is dis
heartening to lover Of the classics to
think Of Agamemnon wandering dis
trsetedly about the palace with a cigar
in his fingers. looking for a house plant
or A coal scuttle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10

RoDISsoS (after long whist bout at
the club)-" Its awful late. Brown.
What will you say TO your wiieF'
Brown lin whisper)-"Oh. shan't
say mueh-Good morning. dear, or
something Of that sort. She'll say the
rest,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10

YouSo minister was preaching in
Seabrook, n. H.. from Z" am the light
of the world" and made poor work OF
IL, stammering and suffering. aud al
most stopping. when an indignant
hucklebury picker. a sort Of masculine
woman, shouted out, "if you are the
light Of the world. you need stuffing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10

A far as fruit Is concerned. water
melons belong to the Gresnback party.
But they arv badly cut up by the col.
ored Republican IN the Southland
Nafth
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10

In q private note to the editor. Geo.
Francis Train asks: "Is the Derrick TO
become through psycholoie evolution
the banner journal OF the coming Die
taiorxhipl" The editor authorizes us
to say that the honor will be accepted
with a heart bowed down with gratitude.
although all hs has dared to hope for
was a postoffics. - Derrick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-10

PRiyArEERiso-A solitary weep over
Q new bonnet which carries the wrong
cOloIs.
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IT Ia no, easy to carry two bricks un-
der the same hat.
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Why are Jokes like nuts'-Because
the drier they are the better they crack.
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WHAT nice weather IL would DO u
there was foot OF snow on the ground.
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In this age oi the telephone and the
phonograph Nuns the word"
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wusS Time il no mower he will lay
away his schythe.
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Az old lady from tho country. upon
seeing plaeard in q store window an
nouncing .'one price for ALL" was
nightly disappointed when she went In
and discovered that instead OF being
able TO buy all in the window for one
dollar aud half. she must pay "one
price" Tor one article. And now you
cannot disabuse her mind Of the idea
that some storrkeepers will lie.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
FITS EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured - no humbus by One
Nonth's usage Of Dr.. 0ouiard's CeIsbrAisd 10.
fsiiibls Pm Powder. To convince sufferers
that thcss powden Will do all We claim for
them, We Will send them By mail, post paid.
Trial bor A Or. 0oulard 10 the only physician
that has svsr made this diheass sps ciai study.
Psrmansutiy Cured BY the use Of these Pow.
dsrs, vs viii guarantee q Permanent Cure IN
eysry ease, or Refund you All money Expended.
All sunersrs should give these Powders an early
trial. and be convinced Of their eurativs pow.
Price, for isrre boz, $500. or four boIss for
1900, cent By mall TO any part Of the United
staiss OF Canada on receipt Of price. or By sx.
pres, c. y. d. Addrsss,
ABIl q ROBBINS,
90 FULTON strSst, brookiyu, ME-
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nI,osrrs sfcoN OR BULLION rse.iy:a.
IL Dsthsr,oa open account or 70 issue Ckh.
TiFiCATks Therefor, payable Cat the option ot
ths hoidss) In Gold HIN. or Ban Francisco; 70
nAks collections, parchass bullion atths most
favorable rates. OF advance eoin .hsreon when
forwarded 10 the Parent BaAk In San franeiseoi
solis bills Of RKehangs, and trsnsaets osnestl
Banking Business.
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GOLD HILL. NEVADA: MONDAY EVENING" JUNE 10. 1873
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
BOWERS MANSION
wAsHoH VALLEY,

rIsHE MOST BEAUTIFUL. c0NvK. Aens
l nient, healthful and pleasurabls -!
place Of resort TO BE- fousd In tho stsss
Open for VISITORS. PLEASURE PzEfiH
and PICNICS.
Lovely groves Of fruit and ornamental trees.
grassy lawns, Q ine croquet ground. swings,
stc-. TOR the fres use and pleasure Of ths guesta.
Al,o hot. cold. steam aud plunge baths. with
bathing suits. fins shooting ground for shoot.
Ing clubs.
Hs,h al all hours Of the dsy. Charges rss.
sensible. Ths Bar connected with the houss 10
wall stocked with the choicest brands Of wines,
Liquors and Cigar.
fhs Virginia and Truekes Railroad passes
within snort distance. and light wagons con.
vey guests TO and from tho Mansion free OF
R Free use OF the grounds for pienies as
Tirstei.ss pastursss .. % per month.
myso m NAT. HOLMES. Proprietor.