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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-11

shaft. The material encountered Ia q mix.
ture OF quartz and porphyry. giving low
assays. which very closely resembles the
cas-, casing Of the vein. The face still
shows no signs Of water. In addition to
this work being performed. the car.track
being in q very dilapidated condition. We
are laying . new land substantial track.
commencing at the rock chuts. u few feet
east Of the incline shaft. At the same
time we are cutting q deep drain In the
center OF tho track and laying an eight
inch box. which will be covered with six
inches OF ine rock. so as TO prevent the
escape OF the hot steam. The heat has al.
ready been reduced 10 degrees. When
this work Is completed. I sec no reason
why better progress should not be made In
extending the drift with increased vigor.
still entertain 4 hope OF reducing the
heat several degrees below the present do
gree.
The repairs on the 1900 level, south
drift. are progressing satisfactorily, con.
sidering tho extent OF the caves At differ
ont points.
The company's hosting and running
machinery. as well as all other In the
mine. is In good working condition. and
everything about the mine IL being placed
In good condition. The pump handles
the water with perfect ease.
HENRY BAwDES, Supt.
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out aud - Again.

Levi Lonsky. the burglar. escaped
from the Virginia City Jail at some time
Saturday night or Sunday morning by
climbing upon q tub and other articles in
his cell and bursting through the sky.
light covered with perforated zinc. The
officers Of Gold Hill and Virginia City
were all after him yesterday, and he was
captured at about ~ o'clock last night
by Officer Dan Shsehan OF the Gold Hill
police force. Shortly before ~ o'clock
Manassas Boyle. night Waterman at the
Alta hosting works, came up town and
told the officer ho thought the man he
wanted was down ct the works. The
cold weather had driven the refugee In.
side for the purpose Of warming himself
at the engine fires. Officer Sheehan re-
turned to the works with Boyle and
the bold burglar was r~ecaptursd. As
Officer Shsshan had never seen the
man before. the only method OF
identification was by examining Lonski's
thighs, where the wounds made by. the
bullets from Captain O'Brien's pistol
were found. 1t will DO remembered that
Lonski had a bullet put through each
thigh ON the night Of tho I'd instant.
When captured he walked about as well
as II he had never been wounded. Officer
Sheehan delivered his prisoner to Sheriff
Kelly and the County Jail Is nov graced
by his presence. There 10 no danger Of
bis getting away any more.
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unIan a,nn.alIdntrd.

vIn0ISIA CrY. Nov. 0, isIS.-.ob,rl
Sissrssi, I~ss.ii.Rf. On our 1000 level
the dow Of water from our east drift has
decreased tn about seven inehes and Is
easily handled by the Ophir and Sierra
Nevada pumps. We have commenced the
work Of cleaning out and charging the
main north drift, and have completed loo
feet Of 1t. This work will be prosecuted
with all possible speed until the face OF
the east drift IL reached. by which time
We hope tho dow Of water will be 10 re-
ducsd that work can be resumed at thai
point.
The Joint Mexican winzo has been sunk
and timbercd . feet. aud l. now 81 feet on
the slope below tho 1900 level. The ma
tsriAl passed through and in the bottom
still continues hard blasting pofphyry'
showing no water. .
Good progress Is being male In the work
Of charging and rotimboring the main
north drift from the ophir incline.
". II. PATTON, Supt.
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Bullion

VIRGINIA. Nov. IL. ls7s.-Jo.,ph Gru...
Secretary: Since my last report our main
incline shaft has been sunk - feet. making
q total depth on the slope Of Is feet below
the 1850 level station. The formation on
the east side Of the incline is changing
from porphyry into quartz OF q more en-.
couraging nature. We are making good
progress in opening the 20JO station.
In the west crosscut, 1000 level, no work
Was done In the early part Of the week,
owing 10 4 cave In the main drift, which
had TO DO repaired. Work was resumed
last Friday anu the crosscut advanced 10
feet, making total length Of the same 2j3
feet. Material encountered has been q
mixture Of porphyry and quartz.
On the 2iOO level We are engaged In
chambering out . station for the blower.
I expect to have II finished by the last Of
the week. Soon Is completed will start u
combination drift north through tho Ex.
ehequor and Bullion ground. Everything
In aud about the mine working In good
order. L. 4. SCHULTZ, Supt.
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Could

vrEorSIA CrrY. Nov. 10. 1874. X,
DarJro., Secretary: For the past week
crosscut No. 2. 1900 level. was advanced Il
feet aud Ia now In CO feet from the lateral
drift. The face Is in hard porphyry.
Crosscut No. 1 on the same level was run
~ feet. Its total distance from the bot
tom Of the joint Wine Ia 20s feet. The
rock in this crosscut is getting much
harder.
The new joint shaft is down go feet, the
bottom being In solid rock that blasts well,
Tho little water we had last week has dis
appeared. We are placing q new set Of
boilers at the new shaft and when they are
In place will run q small compressor and
do all the drilling In the shaft with lnger'
soil drills. by this means ! think We car
sink $50 feet per month for some time e
come. All the machinery 10 working well
+. I. OsBIsroS, Supt'
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A. T. BRlNr. who il just in from the
Mason Valley country, reports the dis
covery Of q rich gold ledge near Mount
Grant by William Boyle, who has named
his location the Nick mine. Other To-
cato us are being made.
TINS Is the irst thing a recent visitor
hoard upon landing at Poison Switch:
"Hooroo fur Gilhooley aud the Dino
cratic pahrrtyl She's n burrd. Dim a
tellin' yer. and don't yer forgit III"
NICOLA PAoLIsI and u. Avanzino have
fled an affidavit OF $50 labor or tho
Monaco and Martinoni claims, Red
Mountain District; on the Monaco 1910,
aud on the Mattinoni 5000.
A. A. SAVAGE. the well.known Teams
ter. and one OF the pioneers OF tho Com
stock. died In Virginia Saturday after
noon about $3.50 o'clock, Of apoplexy
and very suddenly.
DURING the week ending on the sth
instant, the lateral branch OF the Sutro
tunnel was extended "A feet.
The California Mining Company last
night shipped nineteen bars OF Saturday
bullion worth Ssl,3 ca.
ONE hundred and fifty men were
drafted from the bonanza mines on Sat-
urday last.
TIE EzemptIFiremsn Of Virginia will
give q grand ball On the night Of Novem.
Der 20.
PRIvArE JoScr MoRoAS won the Sars-
field Guard monthly medal yesterday.
TRucKEx honey Is In the market and
10 equal to the best on the Coast.
SUPERINTENDENT PATTON OF the DO.
nanzs mines Is able to DO out.
TIE Silver City bus has boon hauled
Oh temporarily.
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North Consolidated virx,n,..

VIRGINIA CIrY, Nov. o, 1s1S.-Geopgs
c. Pratt. S,cre'ary /; Since last report the
shaft has been sunk and timbered 10 feet,
making 207 feet below the 1900 level. The
rock Is somewhat harder the past few days,
with no increase Of water. Everything In
and about the mine Is working finely. The
northeast wall for tho gallows frame Il
completed, and the south wall we'll under
way. Tho anchor bolts in the main engine
pit are nearly all set. aud tho masons are
laying the foundation ~ fast as possible.
One set OF boilers is in place aud the
brick work we'll under way. A number. OF
millwrights are now preparing the gallows
frame. In fact, every part Of the new con-
struction Is being done with all possible
speed. The side track Of tho Virginia 4
Truckee Railroad ia being pushed forward
as fast as men and money can do II.
ID. II. Jackson, Supt'
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$500 rSvEsrMRNT-sl.iis.s PROFIT

H., 3. WISE Of Philsde 'phia. Pa. writes. August
10th, is,s: "Messr. LAWRENCE a Cos iours
cont lining remittance for si,li3 ., as PROFITS on my
80 shares. IL seeeivei. Accept my thanks. as am
very well satisfied. As you request. you may use
this letter. I would recommend every one who
f.el. dl.po.s.i 10 speculate TO send for your circular. %
The new way 81 Operating In stocks by the COti
BlNATIOs SYSTEM enables people With larse of
small capital To reap similar benefits. ny thlsek
nom city and country are pooled into osE IMMENSE
sus aud operated a. q MIGHTY IspiviptAl Aootsi.
Zach member Of the Combination SECURES all the
AIyantagr, Of IN. largest capital united with expe.
Tlsneed sklli. An investment of tiv pays 80, % .
per cent. On the stock during the month; siul
NAKED moves. Mss.rs. Lawrence A Co.'s new ctr
cuiar explains everything. Copyrighted and sen,
ffeeJ All kinds of stocks aud Bol,is wanted. New
uoy.snment Loan supplied on hest tefnns. be..
references furnished. Iawrnce A Co. Bankers, %
Exchange Place. New YORK CITY. ocotu
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Charley ILcgste's.

OF all the new eating places most re-
comfy fitted up at Virginia. Charley
Legate's is the the neatest and most in
viting. It is opposite the International.
on @ street about where his old place
was In former times, when Charley and
everybody else was in flourishing cir
cumstances. He keeps the same sort
OF an establishment as formerly. where
you eau 60 and get the finest, freshest
aud best OF shell oysters served up in
the best style possible. or ham and eggs,
q lucious juicy steak fixed up Just
right, o roast turkey on the halt shell
or anything else you wish for in the eat
ing line. Charley is at home.
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tsnntr.

viRaISI, CuY. Nov. .. 1873 q. T..
WsHsl, gn.ais-i. Work ~ sinking main
incline was resumed on ruesiiy last, since
which time IL has been sunk aud tin,b,rcd
i've feet. making q total depth OF iFI feel
ON the slope below the 2l0O station.
On the 2iO0 level there il no changs In
the quantity Of water flowing from drill
hole in east drift.
Tho main north lateral drift has been
extended IS feet aud il now In 73feet from
the 2lO0 station I; the material passed
through aud in the face is hard blasting
porphyry. ,.
on the 1000 level tho main north drift
has been extended 40 feet and is now 2Il
feet north from crosscut No. 2. ID still
continues in a vein formation containing
streaks Of ore giving low assays. The How
Of water from the Union Consolidated ID
still decreasing and giving US no serious
trouble.
". n. PArroS, Superintendent.
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At THE JACKSON SHAFT.
A Lively Pisce-somsshisg About
shs New works aud Machinery.

v.-., u,... a~-.snsn Ah0ul
,s's 80 "..s,..ry.
..,,,,v =, thu No,,h
ih'hss ensAs' '"p'.'
Consolidated virginia mine 'na1 ono Gun
scarcely keep track OF them. The whole
s.ct;on round the Jackson shaft swarms
-. .,, ,,u .nd h.,wasn ia alta
hAe au an "n' "Au A..
u virginia inc work OF BrAuinB wv
branch railroad Is being pushed as fast
ma ,os.ibls. Yesterday the two powder
bonses welded 10 the pressure and came
down. They will be reconstructed out
nm The GeiSer Grade toward tho toll
bouse, TINS whole ton of the hill which
So-msrlv bid tbs works has been cut
Lawn and now there il an unobstructed
y;sw Of The nav works from the north
and west.
Tbe work OF remodeling the hosting
works AT the shaft progresses favorably.
The foundations for the gallows frame
and machinery are being substantially
laid while building timbers are being
framed. The building proper will be
Of tbs same general plan as that Of the
q. q q. sbaft but larger. being 100 by ~
fact. and 10 feet 10 the peak OF the roof.
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DON'T FORGET 1T.

II you are troubled with nervousness. are dis
hssrtsned. tired Of life. fear death. OF feel out
OF sorts. - tho saying 10. you may safely con.
clude that you have the Dyspepsia or Liver
Complaint. The liver IL very apt TO become
torpid this season OF the year. ~ poison. aris
ibu nom stsgnant water " decaying vegetation
ara more numerous, and are through inhslAtion
talen into the bloJd. Unless tbs liver ID s.rong
and active, aid furnishes . supply Of frerh and
pure bisod to drive out the impuiilies. the
above meationed symptoms surely follow, and
n not Needed, end In more terrible dissAses and
death whites Prairie Flower proves iireli this
Great Liver Psnscea. u. action on the liver y
dIfertnt from ary med cine ever compounded.
ia cures are truly wonderful. Try II. Price
twenty-five cents aud seventy.hve cents. Ask
Inncn. thu druRginl. for IL. AulI cow y
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ISsuLr TO ISJuRr.-while blasting out
the new railroad track to the North Con-
solidated Virginia shaft recently the
powder sent q bowlder OF a tons weight
of down the bank. through the North
Ophir hosting works into Cedar I.avine,
utterly demolishing the entire ma
chinery thsse. And now the boys are
laughinsly saying that the damaged CON-
'pany Is about to levy an assessment TO
repair injuries and to put the machinery
in order. This all appeared terrible till
IL was ascertained that the " entire ma
chinefy" above referred to was a pick.
the handle OF which was broken. The
rock also broke two inch pine boards in
bouncing through the building.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bawden
Of the Julia has ascertained that the re-
mains in the lone grave near the dump
pile OF his mine are those Of ]. II. For.
tune Of Ray County Missouri. aged -
years. . months and ) days. who died
here In 1868 In the pest-house Of small
pox. The County Commissioners will
cause the remains TO be removed to one
OF the cemeteries and reinterred.
REPUBLICAN CASpfpArys.-M Repub-
leans who were candidates on the occa-
sion OF the recent election for county.
STATE OF township offices are requested
20 assemble at the chambers OF Judge
Rising this evening at Z o'clock. Busi-
ness OF importance TO all will be trans
acted and every man Is requested to be
present.
TIE American Mining Company.
Devils Gate District, Lyon county, Ne
vada. has been incorporated in San
Francisco. Capital. so 100000 Di-
rsctors-J. p. Page. NJ. L. Sporting.
Jsques Blum. ID. ID. Pike and Z. ii.
Aiken.
: IL estimated that there are over
1000. 900 In shines and tailings in Six
and Seven.mile Canyons awaiting ANAL
rsmation at the mills. They lie In
places all the way from n to 40 feet
deep, and are constantly aecumulating.
TEE road down Cedar Ravine from the
upper end to Seven-mile Canyon Is in a
terrible state. and needs the attention OF
the County Commissioners very much.
II left in its present condition till the
snow falls IL will be almost impossible.
Tnr Trustees Of the Consolidated
Virginia and California Mining Com
psniss held their regular monthly meet
inm In San Francisco on last Thursday.
No dividends we're declared.
A NV steel wire cable was yesterday
tsisn out 10 the Lady Bryan mine.
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More Pun To.aight.

There will be a lively time and con-
siderable excitement at Piper's Opera
House. Virginia. tonight. In addition
to the grand bill OF theatrical entertain
ment offered by the star combination.
Harry Maynard and Jack Mailman will
appear ON the stage in n spirited and
well contested glove fight for $3.50 a side.
The men are pretty well matched and
both mean business. consequently no
ordinary degree Of sport may DO antici.
pated. He would also state that q special
purse OF 800 will DO given this evening
for the local boxers. Mailman. vii.
liams. Morgan, Maynard, Donovan and
others will participate.
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Dep.v,ure. last Gsesims.

r Deidoshcimer. q Fitzgerald, ] X
varno. J A Leonard. J W Clarence, J W
varney. N J Moreing. Z Marley. W
Blakely. W II Day, spiro vueovieh. II 7
Droderick and wife. J W Pearson and wife,
VIM X Mattress. Misc Van Sickle, John
Mccormick. John Kelly, J n Wrinkle. Chas
wooleock. A s~trausburger. = Roman. W
0dgers. J s werrin. Mrs Coleman. Bishop
whitaker and wife. ID @ Lsmphear. J Y
Ayns. Mrs T L Kelly. Father Msnogue'
Father Nulty.
J. Hope, q d Roberts, Mrs II Stewart,
X Jones Jr. Mrs Howe, 10 Hedges, J
Clark. W II Brodhead. J Buekmaster. NJ
p Madden II q Humphrey. J W Allen. J
CLARK. W II Morgan, II 5 Christie. q u
Noe. c Z Frank. Kate Mitchell. Frank
Rosa. II K Mitchell. J II Harris and wife,
Mrs BidlemAn. W n Leete, U Hamilton
and wife. 8 Marshall Jr. Al Hardurek. $
J Dickson. A T Webster. J q Rule, ID Den
nison. q Israel. W l. Lawrence, T Lynch,
NJ U smith. y Whit ne. J Smith. = Luby,
l. Liebes.
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Before and Alter.

Tho following "pome" from tho Aus
tin RepeiAe is as applicable to Storey
county an to Lander:
bEFoaE ELECTION.
Gayly the candidate
bseketh the bar.
Where Thirsty citizens
ThIong from afsr,
Singing. In search OF thee
uith.r we come;
Csndi date. candidate,
Dol up the Ium."
ArrER.
Ifsrk, tia the candidate
fastening home;
vainly the citizens
seeking hi u. roam.
light IL my pochetb0ok,
Lighter my vote;
Citizens, no you don't.
Not n 1 knowt."
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OyRr1nan.

Coin HILL. Nov. .. 1850. ". Bea-
rsr. P~Ss.,dsai; During the past week we
have been engaged changing our air pipes
throughout tho 1000 level, and couse-
quenily the lateral drift has only been ex.
tended three feet. The east drift from
which We intend to sink the Wine to the
1900 level has been extended - feet. The
machinery at the new shaft WAS started up
and sinking resumed ON tho It'll instant.
CHARLES foRNAS. Supt.
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Vernon, Consolidated.

VIRGINIA. Nov. 0. isTs.-Edcard y.
.Sfoas. Ssers,ary: During the past week
the rock In the bottom Of this shaft has
changed considerably. IL being now OF .
much softer nature than heretofore. con-
s~eauently We are able to make good head.
in sinking. The material passed
through Is a mixture Of porphyry and
other vein matter Of . very favorable char
actsr. Everything else about tho mine ID
II. SSELL, supt.
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GoLp Hit, Nov. o.. 1878. - Dar;d
Wilder. Ssereiary; The the following pro-
gress has been made during the past week:
Northeast drift. third station has been al.
vanced 81 feet. Total length 200 feet. At
. point 2s7 feet In driited west II feet.
quartz In both drifts assays from 81 TO
So. Slopes ON second station are looking
we'll and continue to yield the usual
quantity Of ore. Alta point 227 feet from
north drift. second station, sunk 4 Wine
Is feet through bright, lively quartz.
Everything In about the mine Is looking
we'll. ALBERT LAcKEr, Supt.
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Fairfax.

vIRGiSI, CrY. Nov. 0, ls7s.-Gen,rai
o. N. IL Goiay,, Pfs.ids.t; Good pro-
gress Is being made In sinking the shaft.
which Is being timbered in . substantial
manner. The frame Of the building Is
raised. and the building will DO completed
In a few days. The machinery Is in place
and ready 10 start up in about . week. Are
now laying the water pipe to connect with
the water company.
j.. II. TRElDwELL, Supt.
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VIRGINIA. CRY. Nov. .. ISIS. l..
Weisr. Pre.iisHi' On our iGOO level good
progress Is being made in the work OF en-
larging the main north drift from the Ophir
incline. The joint Union Consolidated
winze has beer sunk and timbered . feet
during the past week, and Is now Ga feet
on the slope below the 1000 level. The
material passed through and in the bottom
still continues hard blasting porphyry.
showing no water.
The How Of water from the Union Con.
-olidaied drift IL still decreasing In guam
tity aud Is easily handled by the Ophir
and Sierra Nevada pumps.
W. II. PATTON, Supt.
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A ROW or pEARI.s

oiistenIng through coral lips Is certainly =
pleasing object; but q row OF di-colored, be-
rpecked teeth In any mouth at ell IL . %erievous
drawback; add 10 this that such . set OF teeth
IL usually accompanied By impure breath. and
ops can scarcely imagine anything more oh.
jectionab,s. sOZODUNT. the great purifier OF
The breath and whiiener Of the teeth, obviates
this state OF the mouth completely, reseuing Its
dental occupants from destruction end counter.
acting the influence upou the ensmel OF acid
.ecretions In the mouth. ocll I'm
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VIRGINIA CRY. Nov. li.-.Jo,i =. Light
a,r. E.g., secretary! Owing to the Savage
breaking their pump rod last Saturday
morning the water rose TO q point 60 feet
below the 1000 level. The Savage re-
sumed pumping yesterday afternoon and
At the hour OF writing the water stands Is
feet below the 1000 level. The stoppages
Of the pump during the past week amount
to three hours aud fifty minutes. Total
number Of strokes. $3.50, or an average
speed OF sos strokes per minute. East
1000 drift has been advanced 81 feet during
the past week /; total length, ISL feet.
PnILiPP DE~ipEsuEIMER, 5upt.
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level. 81 feet: south drift, 500 level 7 feet 70
st. Louis line and 30 feet run into b. Louis
ground. In this drift we have very favor.
able indications and some streaks Of good
quartz. Tho incline has been sunk and
timbered 10 feet.
M. @. HILLYEn. Supt.
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An uNpgNlAnLR TRUTH.

You deserve TO suffer. and II you lead . NILS.
cradle. Unsatisfactory iife In this beautiful
world. It 10 entirely your " fault and there 10
unlv ons excuse for y~ou-your unreasonable
prejudice ana skeptictsm. which has k'led
ihousands. Per.anal knowledge aud cotnron
sense reasoning will soon show you that ureen's
August Flower will cur. You OF Liver Com.
plaint, or Dyspepsia. with all its ml,erable
effects, such as sick headache. pslpitation OF
the heart, pour stomach, habltuai co-tivrness.
dizziness Of the head. nervou. proetrAtion low
priita, etc. its sal-e now reach every townon
the Western O ,ntinsnt. aud not . Druggist but
will tell you Of ia wonderful cures. You can
buy Q sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three do.es
vii %rslisyr YOU. jeiO COW n
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.r.,,.,. y..,.rs.y w.r.,.r.

Jas A Brown. X feclsn. Z Mitchell. J T
Esgan. A d Thompson. J N Walker. w
Collins. J d overton, ID Hall. J W Ben
netts. L Gildmsksr. Mrs Potter, A verno
and wife. N Hart. A N Wilson. Mrs Nc
Kinley. J c MeClain aud wife, Geo ID uill.
J BuckmAs,er. J Y Ayre. J W vimont.
Miss A l. MsrrymAn. Mrs sheibell. Miss
Van sickle. J N Hinkle. J voieich. Mrs
White. Mi.s Pontague. Miss Q Cooper. A
Peck. ] Babcock. J Jones Jr and wife, A
@ Hotter, J " Pearson and wife.
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nEMAnKAnLK CASE.

Ono Of the most extraordinary cures on
record Was tina: Of the man John Y. Herman.
dez. residing In HALT Laie City. who Was ct
deaths door with that terrible disease Maras.
mus the best medical aid had failed 10 stop
the progrcss OF the malay. when twenty.three
bottles OF BhlSTOL'S sARsAPARiLLA and
thres phiAls Of BRisTOL's PILLS made him q
veil man. jy75 I'm