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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-13
Reduction.

Great reduction'in GLOVES at the GOLD
EN- RULE STORE, to close out the present
stock, which is at present the largest in the
State of Nevada. fN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
Minisg Locations.

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have been filed for record in the Office oil
the County Recorder Of Storey county
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
ROLL or HONOR.

Absence or hardness precludes pupil.
from the roll OF honor. In all the
studies pursued an average OF % per
cent. or over Is required. In three de.
par,ments no pupil came up to the re.
quired standard.
Central Building. High School-SIiss
Libbie Salkeld. Teacher-Msegie Gil.
lespie 9s.s. Lille Keely 9s.s, Fannie
West 97.G, Cassie Lowman 96.5. Lizzi,
Greenwood $685.. John McNiel. 96.5.
Rosa Swaney IS 3. John Mccarthy $50.
Willie Nelson %. Willie Likens %.
A Grammar. Miss n. A. Everitt.
Teachsr.-Millie Doten 9s. Mabel vii.
liams "a, Agnes Gillespie DC. Mary
Lloyd %. David McCarty %.
Il aud q Grammar. Miss NJ. Melon
nell. Teacher. Maggie Fisher. Eveline
Fraser. James Sullivan. Mary Kelly.
John Milligan.
A Primary. Miss Lou Davis, Teacher.
Mary LONE. Mary Gee. Mary Doran.
Annie Doran, Agnes Gillespie. Mary Gil.
lespie. Tommy Woodliif.
Il Primary-Mrs. Z. y. Wentworth.
Teacher-Annie Hughes. Lille O'Con.
nell, Emms Pierce. Andy Fury. Clarence
Logan. kittie Ames, Laura Ames.
& Primary Mrs. NJ. l.. CASTOR,
Teacher-Bessie Finch. Agnes Hicks,
John Boyle. Annie Griner. Maud Trus-
colt. Joe Croak, Annie Gillespie. Minnie
Paseoe. John Deasy. Willie Gnner,
Gussie Jones. Garvey Logan. John Kin.
new. Tommy Mullins. John Phalen.
Freddie Williams.
ID Primary. A elass-Miss :. A. Har.
ris, Teacher-katie Fox. Dora 0'Don-
nell. Mary Stephens. Annie Virgins,
Lizzie West. Charles English, Fred Lii
kens. Willy Leary. Charles Williams.
Il elass-Miss Georgia Wright, Teach.
er-Eliih Cowan. Emma Harris, Lizzie
Mcneil. Mary Predum. Della Peurose,
Mary waul. Mamie Ennis. Alfred Craze,
John Conklin. Robert Mudd. John
Leary.
Divide Building-A and II Primary
Miss Ella Butteriiell. Teacher-Nellie
Booth. Lydia Hasking. Dennis Dono-
hue. Charles Mcbride. Emna Weliy,
Mamie Oliver.
c aud ID Puimary-Miss Cassie Hen
derson. Teacher Sophia Tobener, Susie
Atkinson. Mamie Campbell. Mamie In.
graham. Jennie Jeffrey. Cora riekard,
Mary Chatham. Mamie kerrigan. Lily
Perron Mary Stokes, Davy Martin. Otto
Green. frankie Damon, George Dendu-
rand. Burdette Harris, Andrew Mathew
son. Berry bowling. Willy Booth.
Lower Gold Hill-Miss VI. +. Hurley,
Teacher-Belle Black. Rosa brown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
Tho Close OF the Fair.

The Fair given by the ladies Of st,
Johns Church. at Miners Union Hall,
terminated last night in q satisfactory
manner. The attendance Throughout,
was good. and the receipts up to eI'
pectation. The exact sum realized can
not be given to-day. but a full statement
will be made by the managers rs o o rs
O complete accounting can be made.
Those who have attended arc unanimous
in their praise. and are moro than ever
convinced that the ladies Of Brother
Eastman's congregation are clever in
their management Of public entertain
ments.
A number OF fancy articles were sold
at auction. bringing fair prices.
Prizes were voted for n follows
Small doll at the little girls fancy table,
kept by Nettie and Ella Sharp, Fanny
Kelly received 81 votes; Ida Lackey, 20.
Bride doll at same table, Nettio Sharp,
%; Josie Mudd. ~. Large doll at 10.
dies fancy table, Dottie McMartin, 80;
Katie Costello, %. Wreath OF Autumn
leaves. Cassie Lowman, 40; Lou Tyr.
rell, 81. Silver cake basket, Cassie
Lowman. ~; Carrie Kelly. IL. The
elegant copy Of Shakespeare, presented
by Mrs. 4. O.. Taylor. for which Dave
Fox and Professor Young were candi-
dates. was won by Mr.. Fox. The win
nings OF other candidates will DO an.
uounced hereafter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06

PEEsoSAL.-R. ID. Ferguson. formerly
one Of the best known Comstock cit.
liens, but for the last eleven years q
prominent resident Of tho Eastern por-
ton OF the State. with latest headquarters
at Cherry Crock. meandered through
this Gold Hill metropolis to-day ON a
tour OF observation. OF course he paid
his respects to the News office.
Although looking q tribe older. he is the
same festive and genial "Pere'' that he
was when he trod the quarterback OF
our Nevada Ship Of State as Speaker OF
the Assembly. and strovs to impress his
fellow Solons with the frailty OF man.
kind generally. lawmakers intercepted.
Ferg finds plenty OF old friends to smile
and shake hands with.
DisAoREED.-Ths jury in the case Of
the State vs.. William Goade. indicted for
an assault with intent to commit rape,
after remaining out from 2 T. N. yester.
day till 10 A. NJ. to-day, were unable TO
agree and were discharged. They stood
seven to five.
GoSE.-There was q general hegira
OF mining sharps from tho Comstock
last evening. Johnny Skae. Lon Ham
ilton, Bob Graves. Archie Borland and
George ID. Roberts were among the de-
p~artures.
CouRr HousE BoSDs.-Rvery holder
Of a Court House bond Of Storey coun'
ty, wherever he may be. will DO inter
ested in a notice OF redemption to he
found in another column.
WILLIAM II. wIER has obtained license
authorizing his marriage with Miss
Annie Lesher.
Jupor RIsISa will take O run below
tonight.
Sargent is convalescons and rode out
to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
THE MEXICAN.
superintendent Repors OF work
Done During she Past Year.


At tho annual meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the Mexican Mining Com.
pany, held at their Office in San Fran.
cisco day before yesterday, the Superin.
tendsnt presented the following report:
During the past year We have princi.
pally confined our explorations to the
1600-foot level. having retimberod and
enlarged the main north drift from the
0phir incline TO the Union Consolidated
south line. This involved the running
OF a new drift $50 feet In length. which
shortened the length Of the main drift
100 feet. improving our ventilation and
enabling us to do our work to better
advantage. We have also run ON
our north line an east crosscut
jointly with the Union Consolidated
Company a distance OF 5l2 feet
sast from the main north drift, ut
which point u chamber was eIcavated
and an engine placed therein for the
purpose Of sinking n Wine jointly with
the above company to the 2OOO.foot
level. This Is an incline winze and has
been sunk aud timbered TO q depth OF
30 feet on the slope, and will be pushed
forward to completion with all possible
speed. We have opened out and OK.
tended tho joint Ophir east crossnut to n
point 2Si feet from the main north drift;
work was then suspended and has not
since been resumed. No work has been
done on the l700.foot level ex-
cspt the completion Of the joint
Ophir winzs to the 1900 level and Its
connection with the main north drift OF
that level. The ophir Company are
extending their main north Drift on the
1000 level and will shortly reach their
north line when we will continue the
same through the Mexican to the Union
Con. south line and by them be con.
tinued' to the North Consolidated
Virginia shaft. This will 10 a continue.
ton OF q large and permanent drift
for vsntilatinR and other purposes. and
when completed will form a general sys.
TEN OF working drifts, now being carried
on from the Gould Il Curry on tho south
to the Sierra Nevada company oil the
north end. Although NO important de-
velopment has occurred in our ground
during the past year. the recent discoy.
cry OF an ore body In the Sierra Nevada
and Union Consolidated gives us enconr.
agement for important Developments
during the coming year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
K.ene,. Mh.., sp.eul.,len,

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The Keeno crowd
seem to havolittls influence on Change.
Since Mr.. Keens came from New York
prices have receded q little each day and
there has been no excitement. To-day
il was reported that his brokers were
selling in considerable chunks for Janu.
ary delivery, bat the crowd OF scalpers.
usually swayed easily by such rumors,
did not fall In the current and sell also.
Had they done 30 1t Is quite likely that
the combination would have taken heart
and would have pinned their faith on
the certainty OF a strong market In Janu.
AIRY, based on the heavy over.selling oil
the market. There il scarcely o ripple
on Change. Keene Is still here. aud,
so far az known. has male no further
moves on the Milwaukee market. The
latter was weak to-day and closed ever
lower In proportion than the Chicago
prices.
Sam Wards attempt 10 satisfy news.
paper interviewers that Kesns has gone
into the wheat speculation for the ben.
evolent purpose OF raising thu prices oil
grain lest farmers shall get discouraged
aud cease production, Is regarded a. the
biggest joke OF the season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
Miners Union Hall.


The twelfth grand annual ball OF the
Gold Hill Miners Union will be held at
their hall tonight. 1t is an old saying
that men who know how to work. know
how to play ; aud We are certain that no
class Of men In the world know how to
enjoy themselves "otf shift" aud to
help others enjoy themselves than do
these miners. The zest with which they
enter into the pleasures attendant
upon their gatherings, whether picnies
or balls, is infectious, and easily caught
by all who are present. Miners Union
Hall will be all aglow tonight. There will
10 plenty Of good music and lots Of
pretty women there; aud 1t is really
worth while for everybody to encourage
these toilers in the depths, who open up
our mines, bring out the shining ore.
and play 30 important a part in develop
ing and sustaining our great industry.
by joining In their pleasures even Us we
sympathize with them in their dangers
and partaks with them OF the blessings
which follow their labors. Miners
Union Hall tonight will 10 a good place
TO DO present at.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06

Several OF the stock and rock sharps
took a look at Stern Nevada yesterday
afternoon. and among them Bob Graves
He Is pleased with the prospect. When
he was there the north crosscut. 1900
level, was eighteen feet in ore and the
face showing 500 rock. Since then
work in it has been suspended. Enough
has been shown to satisfy the most
ardent hopsrs in the future OF the mine.
All energies are nov conferred on the
work OF development. It is being car
ried on at three points; sinking the main
incline, sinking the shaft Wine from
the 1900 level. and running the lateral
drift north from the station Of the in.
cline on the 1900 level. This Is follow.
ing the general plan OF development
adopted. The crosscut cannot be run
at the same time with this lateral drift.
There Is not air enough to divide and
carry into both places proftably.
The exact situation ut the mine may
DO summed up briefly as follows: From
the shaft q cross drift Is run on the 100
level east 100 feet; and from that point
the long DRIFT reaches out to the south.
At the distance OF COO feet south In this
drift "a crosscut has been run GOO feet
east again to tho head OF the shaft
winze with which tho lateral drift from
the 2200 station Of the incline Is even
tually to connect. This Wine is not
yet down 200 feet aud has. therefore.
over 800 feet yet to run to reach the re-
quired depth.
The incline has been sunk from this
south drift. 1900 level, 10 the 1900 level.
and is being pushed to the $500 level.
scalping the ore vein. The 22OO station
is not. therefore, as has been reported.
on the opposite side Of the vein from
the Wine, and there IL no probability
that this lateral drift will touch the ore
body or cut into the vein during Its pro-
gress, unless turned further to the west.
The best information is that the design
is to run II along the edge OF the ledge
and not In 1t.
Crosscuts can be made from this lat.
eral drift, however. into the orc vein at
any time. The distance still to run Is
about GOO feet. Whether crosscuts will
DO run before the winze is down and
connected il, however. very doubtful.
because Of the difficulties which attend
the work. the debris having to DO run to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
THE scAnclrY OF pIAMoNps.

Gold and Silver, and the dificuliy met with In
securing them. 10 = sure indication Of ,heir
value. Thus II Is with = valuable medicine.
DIR. Aug. Ksissr's celebrated German Pulmonie
Elixir, through the jealousy Of rivals. has met
with ihs most bitter opposition. and apparently
insurmountablc obstacles have been thrown In
its wayi bat its opponents might - we'll try 10
change the course Of The sun. sweep back the
ocean with q broom or put cut . prairie nrs
with = tear. For the cure of Throat and Lung
Diseases. such ~ Coughs. Colds. Consumption
and Bronchial Affections. Il IL unequaled. IL
cures are truly magical. Ask J. Jones, Jr.,
druggist. Main street. Gold It'll. for Il. The
genuine bears the Pussian Coat OF Arms, the
facsimile signature Of Dr. Aug. Kaiser. and Ia.
his name blown on every IS cent bottle. Tnal
bottles Is cents. lois cow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
IDtstrtes Court

The following business was transacted
in the District Court to-day:
State Of Nevada vs.. VIM. Goads.-
Jury failed to agree and were discharged.
Case continued for the term.
State vs.. Pat wAban. -Indictment for
grand larceny STEALING butter.) Dsfsn-
dant pleads not guilty. Case 80. for De-
cember %.
Mary Mccarthy vs.. Nevada Bank
Cause on trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06

The CAusx OF HIS DEArH.-The death
Of Tommy Dunn is To- thought TO have
been caused primarily by n heavy fall of
seventeen feet received before he left
Eureka which caused the rupture Of an
internal blood vessel. The real effects
were visible only the day before his
death. when the discharges from his sys.
TEN were such A. to lead TO the belief
among some that an internal hemorrhage
had been accumulaiing for some time,
only making its escape at the last mo-
mont in q state Of semi.putrefaction and
after its fatal work had been done.
MAsTxR ky SHiEFF. one u Gold
Hills own boys. has returned from San
Francisco. whittier he vent for the pur-
pose Of having a cataract removed from
his left eye. The operation was sue
c~essful, and the lad can See a. well as
ever. His eyes. however. are both
rather weak at present.
CukF COMMITTEE CLERK. - Ben.
Stern, whom everybody in Gold Hill
knows. il candidate for Chief Committee
Clerk OF the Assembly. Ben. il very
good at that kind OF business. and will
stand in satisfactorily in case he is
elected to the position.
SUTTON AVENUE. Virginia, is receiving
needed attention above c street. where
workmen are constructing cutters to
carry of sufface water.
TuE sewer in bullion rayine has been
giving trouble again. II is being dug up
and thoroughly repaired for Winter.
M.LLoHY's fresh Baltimore oysters
for 81 Der can at Cahen's cheap family
store, Main street. Gold Hill.
Tus hammers OF construction and re-
pair are sounding continually from end
10 end Of the Comstock now.
The Trojan Mining Company has paid
its bills for the month OF November,
amounting to $500.
Doc. BENTON is still running his stages
10 Lake Tahoe. Ho now makes tri-
weekly trips.
THr Savage Mining Company have
levied an assessment Of one dollar per
share.
TIE weather is changing from mild to
threatening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06

Miss Quick. Mrs Sanders. U J stephens,
Mrs J J Monahan, VIM ) Chapman. J "
Campbell. Carrie Baihbone, Al freund,
Mis- Julia Sullivan. Z Symmetrical. $ NJ
Hunt. Jas Morris. Chas @ Wright, John
skse. A @ Hamilton. A Jaeoby. J II Daily,
q n wAkely. W q Thompson wife and
son. W y Cooke and son. W \ Chamborlin.
W y cohn. Robt n Graves, q W Grayson,
+ Riorden. Matt Riehm, s PArke. Harry
Rosener. N Hoeiieh, A Knop. A BOrland.
q ID Roberts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06

The ministerial crisis at CONSTANT.
nople has produced a very ~unfavorable
impression in Vienna. Kheiriddin
Pasha. the new Grand vizier. Is q OF
Austria's bittsrsst a~dversaries. He urges
the Sultan to forcibly resist Austrian oc-
cupation Of Turkish territory. He Is
regarded in Vienna as an INSCRIPTIONS
schemer. capable OF hasteuing Turkey
to her ruin. The change OF ministry Is
believed mainly attributable TO Russian
intrigues.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
The Pioneer.

II would seem that all trouble between
the relocators Of tho Pioneer claim and
the company has been satisfactorily ar.
ranged. The NEWS recently contained
an account Of tho relocation Of the claim
by p. II. Tanning and James II. Mat.
thcws, and OF an endsavor 10 dispossess
them by others claiming under the
Pioneer Consolidated. and in the interest
Of the Pioneer Mining Company tho
present incorporation. There was to.
day filed for record u deed from the said
Tanning and Matthews whereby. in con.
sidcraiion Of 5000. they convey to the
the Pioneer Company oil their right,
title aud interest IN the claim under and
by virtue OF their relocation Of November
18th. 1873. The Pioneer lies south Of
the Diamond. east Of the Japan. north
Of the Scorpion and Sierra Nevada and
west Of the Mountain View and Katie
Lowrey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
Gold spectators ChecLmated

NEW YoRK, Dec. 8. Secretary sher.
mans order to the Assistant Treasurer,
which was f~oreshadowed In your spe'
cials. to issue no more gold certificates
is working with great satisfaction to the
friends OF resumption. As those who
want to hold must henceforth guard II
for themselves. and as after January
New York. Philadelphia aud Boston
banks will decline to hold gold ON spe.
cial deposit. Gould and tho would.be
gold spectators are anticipated and dis.
armed so completely that It Is not be.
lieved they can embarrass resumption in
the least degree.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
Anersssn Isforn,si Beard.
Isr ru. wrsrrHs csros llx.Ll

San Francisco. Dec. 6-2I0 y. n.
Paradise I 20. Mexican 22a. California
81. Hale a Norcross i0's. Bullion 4 IS,
Con. Virginia IL. ophir 3is, Chollar-
Potosi Sc, Union Con. {0a. Sierra Nevada
40. Caledonia 2. Confidence 81, Bulwer
II. Justice 4. OvermAn 81, Delcher a.,
Alpha 5a. Alta 81, Grand Prize sS,
EIehequer } 40. Yellow Jacket ~, Gould
a Curry ~. Best 4 Beleher l7S.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
ar-...,. shi. Moraias.

J Butler. J L burnside. N ! Weir. Miss
Virginia Tilton. J wasiell. John Elliott,
RIM Rowland. W s Scott, J II Robinson.
II " Evans. Z Kirschbraun. A Allen. BN
Greeley. u IsAaes. re- Wood. Geo Allen.
ID n Cara. J Desmond. T II Kennedy, ia
Davidson. J Downoy. J BAbcock. J NJ
Douglas. A Buehtsn. A y sigAnthaler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
A CASE.

One Of the moot extraordinary curcs on
record was tha: Of the man John Y. Herman.
dex, residing In Salt Lake City. who was Of
deaths door with that terrible disease Maras.
mus: the best medical aid bad failed 20 stop
the progress OF the mAlAdy, when twenty.three
bottles Of BRiSTOL'S sARSAPARILLA and
we'll man. jy7s In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
THE AFGHAN A
Farther Particulars OF the Late
Hattie.

Hattie.
LONDON. Dec. 5.-The Daily Nsrs says
To the column Of which General Roberts
10 commander. IL has been committed the
task Of forcing the Peiwar Pass. This ID
the central pass Of the three by which the
British army is marching upon Cabool,
Candahar and Hsrst. Brownies forco has
penetrated beyond Jslalabad. and be has
sent q brigade TO forage and ~reconnoitre
through both the Great and Little Khyber
Passes, and he virtually has now no obsta-
Gle between him and Cabool. The force
Of General Baddulph may be called the
left wing OF the army that Ia marching
through the Quettah Pass toward Canda.
har. . comparatively friendly country.
The important victory OF General Roberts
opens up the entire country Of Cab0ol 10
the British. Tho villages OF Peiwar. Kot-
tand. Shutar and GuerdAn are situated
southeast Of Cabool. and are all on q line
Of one Of tho routes leading from tho
Ameer's capital into British India. Thus
Guerdan Dcwsr Is . village Of Afghanis.
tau. near the source OF the river Helmund.
II has an elevation Of 1906 feet. The
battle fought by General Roberts was
evidently conducted on scientific princi.
Piles, considering his own small loss Of
less than 100 men. and comparing IL with
that Of his opponents. from whom he also
captured fifteen cannon General Browne
IL doubtless waiting for the support OF
General Roberts force before making .
HI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
Launch OF the steamship state Of
California.


PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 5.-The new iron
steamship State Of California, built for
the Pacific Coast Stsamsphip Company.
vas successfully launched this morning
from the shipysrd OF Msssrs. Cramps.
There was o greater attendance OF spec
tators than at any previous launch.
There were COO guests on board and tho
wharves and vessels In the vicinity were
c,ovded. The steamer was christsned
Inv tho daughter OF W. +. Lockard, Su.
pe~riutsndsnt Of the Philadelphia d.
vision Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Charles W. Pussy was present a. the
experimenting Engineer Of the Pacific
Coast Company and Samuel Archibald
"a agent OF the English Lloyds. under
whose rules the ship was Constructed.
The California IL 800 feet long, 81 feet
beam and 20 feet depth Of hold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06

ASSIGNMENT OF CERTIFICATE or SALE
William N. Thornton has assigned 10
the Europa Mining Company, in con-
alteration Of s2,s99 so. a certain certi.
fcate Of sale, executed by the Sheriff OF
Storey county to said Thornton. OF the
mining claim Of said Europa Company.
and authorizing said Sheriff to deed the
premises to said Company. He has
also quit claimed TO said Company all
his right, title and interest in the Europa
claim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06
pREyRNr DECAY or TEETH

With their rurest prcservstivs, aromatic sozo,
DON'T. whltsness Of the dental row. . health
full rosiness and hardness OF the gums, . sweet
breath, an agreeable TASTE I'm the mouth--all
thee conferred by sOZODONT. Does moi
su'h an Invaluable toilet srticle--one ~ pure
~ we'll a. efiective--deserye the popularity II
enjoysi Most assurtdiy. II has no rival worthy
Of the name. Tbs ordinary powders and pastes
are nothing 10 u. and since Its appearance. have
rapidly Lost grouad. hold by druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-06

DIR. sdvers. City Physician Of San
Francisco, whose system was innoculated
with blood poison while making an au-
topsy on the body Of Mrs. Ann Barry.
the IN who was murdered by Sulli-
van at Lone Mountain, 10 still In . low
condition and his physicians report that
his recovery will Be slow.