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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
They Are Coming.

As stated in the News Of day before
Yesterday. the famous Hutchinson Fam.
lily, the Oldest and by far the best family
Of natural singers that ever travelled the
United States or any other country, are
coming to delight the appreciative music
lovers Of the Comstock. aud will appear
at Virginia and Gold Hill next week.
For further particulars see announce
ment In our advertising columns to-day.
Many thousands OF the pioneers o! the
Pacific Coast remember the old Hutchin-
son Family well, and with q feeling Of
kindly affection. The sweet, inspiring
home ring OF their voices comes echoing
down the long corridors Of time, and to
hear the old familiar strains once again
is q pleasure, no old timer will care to
repudiate. The thirty-eight years must.
cal career and travel Of this tribe oil
John and Jesse" has familiarized them
thoroughly with not only The American
public. but all the rest Of the respectable
and appreciative world. Many OF the
original stock have died. but their
places have been filled by younger men,
beers springing up, fully endowed nat
urally with the wonderful musical pro-
c~livities and talent Of their predecessors.
They still continue TO constitute the
Hutchinson Family. Their singing
strikes home to the heart, and il simply
most beautiful. grand and thoroughly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
ARREsrIno rRAMps.
A wholesale Haul Last Evsnisg In
virEists-Names OF l'seudesyms
Of she Party 1--WE Escape 60 eeld
Hill.

There has been a grand advent OF
regular Eastern tramps to the Comstock
Of late-regular jailbirds. State Prison
convicts. and men to avoid by night or
by day. Chief Of Police McCourt and
those under him has had his eye on
them from the hour Of their advent,
and all their doings, their hauuts. their
habits and their aliases were known TO
him.
Yesterday he learned that several
others would DO along in q day or two.
aud concluded hat the time for official
action had come; and so. summoning TO
his aid his trusty supporter Ben Higbse.
he last evening made a descent upon the
gang already here, and the two sue
ceeded In capturing six Of the eight.
"Hook.Noss Dutchy" and "The Kid"
escaping and making their way to Gold
Hill. He expects to capture these. how
svsr. this evening.
So thoroughly were these fellows
known that as soon rs n was brought
into the examining room. searched and
asked his name. his "alias" was given
him. thus dumfounding him on the
spot.
The list OF those captured Is as fol.
lows: John Doe. alias "Liverpool;"'
James Kelly. alias "Toledo Fatty" Joe
Baxter. alias "Boston Joe" or 1.-THE
Lady John Francis, alias " Rhsuma.
tism;" Tom Rsardon. alias "Dublin;''
Frank Stewart. alias "Prank the
Lusher."
The names OF those coming and who
will be mel on the road by the Chief are
kelly. the Cutter" Johnny Hit-ths.
Road" and "Johnny Coms-Lately."
It Is we'll THAT the Chief has acted
thus promptly In staying this wave OF
Eastern good.for .nothings, as 1t has
saved the people the trouble OF calling
out "6Ol" and probably bloodshed or
al least the use OF ropes and the TEN.
porary suspension Of the whole lot.
This wave Is rolling to California to
Winter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
Political scandal.

CHICAGO. Dec. l9.-An idsr.Ocsdn
Washington special says: II Is stated
that an sr.Sergsant-at.Arms Of the
House has made a confession and placed
II In the hands OF a prominent Rebuilt
can, who will In due time have II read
in the House. Il Is stated. on good au.
thority. that this Sergeant.at-Arms, who
was attached to Morrison's Inyestiga-
ton Committee, which went to Louisi.
ana two years ago. and who aecompa-
MED the SUBJ Committee to the northern
part Of the State, confesses that hs wa,
instructed by the Chairman OF the Sub.
Committee to privately question all
witnesses whom he was directed to sum.
mon. and II he found that they were
intending to testify TO the damage Of
Democratic interests. to neglect TO sub
pena them. and TO indorse their subpo.
macs rs "not found" The Congress.
man referred TO Is q member OF the
present Congress. II this confession Ia
read in the House II will DO necessary
for him to ask an investigation, aud II
the charge Is proven he Ia liable to be
expelled,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
Tho Byzantine Disaster.

LONDON. Dec. 20.-A dispatch from
Paris says only four psrsons-the sur
eeon. first officer. chief engineer and one
ssaman-eecaped from the wreck Of the
byzantine. Tho disaster occurred on
Wednesday night. during > heavy gale.
The Byzantine was ON her way from
Marseiiles to Constantinople, and was
proceeding up the Dardanellss. when
she ran into the British steamer Rim.
aldo Of l,6G0 tons,burthen, at anchor on
Sa,akis, bound for Hull. The Byzan.
tine IL q vessel Of 300 tons burden, and
belonged to the Fraissinet Company Of
Marseilles. The Rinaldo returned to
Bosphorus for repairs.
CoSsrAsTxoPLE. Dec. 20.-Ths Brit
ish steamer Rinaldo. which collidsd with
the steamer Byzantine. has arrived.
The captain reports saving ninety pas.
senRers from the Byzantine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
avv,y.,. sh,. ner.i.s

II Pitcher. Mrs A Nichols. III Wood
and wife. 7 W Goad. II .MeddlecOck. J II
M~atthewson. II Maynard and wife. George
Henderson. J Babcock. O Lewis. Lizzie
French. Kitty French, J II Dali. Mrs ID
Hickey. George y Moore and wife. Mrs J
Blair. I y Thompson. W W Henry. Eliza
Harrington. ] II LArkin, Maggie Foster.
I'd Foster. Mrs Z " Chamberlain. Q kipp,
J Mccarthy. VIM Hamilton. J y Boiler.
N Hutchinson. J II Rhodes. o Leonard.
d Isaacs. J Pryor. s l. Holmes. d Russell.
T Cara. Chss Mccarthy, &c Petrie. Grant
Israel Jr. J Greenwood. Miss II Connslly.
J c Harrington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
lEAsk I~Bianehard.


Charley Heilshorn. who Is just In
from Bodis. says that the aforesaid
notable Gold Hitler. is one Of the pillars
Of that fiourishing camp. Hei Is engaged
in the fast freight business between
Carson and there. is building . shanty
10 live in, and will organize n church
this Winter II he can find enough real
good material in the town to do 1t on.
Most OF "a here in Gold Hill have
known Hank we'll for numerous years
aud will vouch for his moral character.
lie is a good square exhorter to n mule
audience. and rs u well roaring, re-
~yiyalist the Wilder Van Cot Is not his
equal. Hank is third cousin TO Bob
sIppersoll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20

lsrsciAL DisrArcHEs TO II aeLD HUI
DAILx Naval
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Contracts Awarded for Extending
the Track from the Missouri
10 the Yellowstone.

to the Yellowstone.
NEW York, Dec. 2O.-The Tribune
says: In a year the Northern Pacific
Railroad will bo in working order to .
point one hundred miles west Of Bis
marck, ON the Missouri river. This
will give easy access to the Black Hills
region. A meeting Of the directors Of
the company was held yesterday after.
noon. Bids for building 2o5 miles Of
road FROM the Missouri TO the Yellow.
stone were all in Monday. Tuesday
they we're opened and yesterday the d.
rectors took action on them. There
wers forty.sisht bids-sbout one-hali
being for the first hundred miles west
Of the Missouri. These ranged from
about 81 900 10 5000 per mile. II ID
said by one OF the officers 10 be about
one.third less than II has cost to build
most Western roads. Several OF the
lowest bids we're accepted for the fur
Their Formally OF examining into the
means and responsibility Of the oon-
tractors. It was said that New Jersey
contractors aud u New York firm
were the lowest bidders. But
the names OF tho probably success
full contractors are withheld. After
some discussion the directors resolved
that only 100 miles Of the Missouri d.
vision should b built now. II was re.
ported a few days ago that the company
intended to arrange for the building OF
the road for It's Government land. A
director said yesterday that cash would
DO paid for the construction OF the road,
the money to be raised on first mortgage
bonds on the new one hundred miles OF
the road. II was deemed impracticable
to build the remaining los miles OF the
Missouri division without first making q
better survey. These 105 miles lie
across the Sioux country. and owing to
the prejudice Of Sitting Bull, to
Typographical science, the line was hast
ily laid out. During the coming year
an instrumental survey will DO made.
This year the cross ties for the first one
hundred miles will be cut on the compa.
ny's land. The iron will also be worked,
aud everything putin readiness to begin
grading before Spring has advanced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
BlaIne's Committee.

NEw YoRK. Dec. 10.-Ths Worlds
Washington special has the following
details Of the efforts to select the Rspub'
ilcan members Of Blsine's COMMITTEES.
Az soon as the list was read TO the Sem
ate Mitchell and Plumb arose and de-
clined to serve. None OF the original
Eve. with the exception Of Cameron,
have any especial merit as investigators,
and the refusal Of two Of the poorest OF
the lot to serve must have been humil-
iating beyond measure 10 the Rspubli.
cans. Finally Hoar and Mcmillan were
literally forced into the committee. The
committee will begin its sessions during
recess. Not a few Republicans In crit.
cising the composition Of the COMMITTEES
admit that the tail will vag the dog In
This casa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
Spauldlnr Reinstated.

SAS Francesca. Dec. ia report
comss from Washington that the charges
Of forgery against Rufus O. Spaldins.
late Pay Inspector Of the Navy for th.
Pacific Coast, have been dismissed, and
that be 10 restored 10 his former position
and rights. The alleged forgeriss arose
during the time that George II. Pinney
was his clerk. when Governmsnt oerhn.
Gates were issued 10 contractors and
used a. collateral for procuring large
loans Of money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
oPHIR MEETING.
Reelection Of she Old Board Of
Trustees. and Reports OF b
Years Operations


The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Ophir Mining Company was
held in San Francisco on wcdnes-
day, December 18th. There were repre-
sented 1854 shares. and the following
Board Of Trustees were elected for the
ensuing year George Wallace, George
Il. Wells. G. 0'Connor, @. II. Fish and
@. L. Weller. 0aicen-Presidsnt, O.
l.. Weller; Vice President, George Wal.
lace; Superintendent, W. II. Patton.
and Secretary. G. l.. Mccoy.
From the report OF the Supsrintend'
emit the following items are condensed
In crosscut No. 2, 1900 level. n verti-
cal Wine was started down IL feet east
Of the ore body. In this winze orc came
in ON the west side and continued down
with the Wine. the west wall assuming
nearly q vertical position to the 1000
level. All the material In this winze
after the ore was struck showed q mill
ing value Of Sl07 per ton. On the 1000
level Immediately after the completion
Of the station at the main incline an
essterly drift was extended and conncc-
ton made with the west drift from the
bottom Of No. I Wine. The ORD at the
bottom Of No. I Wine showed q width
Of 10 feet.
We have commenced to stope out ore
at the rate OF 40 or so tons per day from
the 1900 and 1000 levels, from that por-
lion OF the ore body intersscted by No.
| winze. Although some Of the ore on
the 1900 level Is OF low grade. 1t Is prob
able that the yield will render assess-
msuts unnecessary during the coming
year.
The S~ecretary's report shows cash on
hand at the beginning Of tho year 800
O72 81 F; sales OF ore. S4l, l66 ~ ;
bullion, sal. $50 50 assay samples.
$50 0S |; assessments, SOL. 800 /; hoist
ing for other mines, etc.. slO3,ooS Al.
Total, SGsS, 0S9 92s Cash on hand ut
date Of report. 81, sos 50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20


Drrp.-Joseph Knight. who fell ON
the steps OF the Courthouse last week
and cut his head. died in the County
Hospital last evening. The wound was
not thought to DO dangerous at the
time, but proved moro serious than "a
anticipated then. Mr.. knight was well
advanced in years and quite feeble.
L. o. o. 4. ELKcuoS.-At a meeting
Of Silver Star Eneampmsnt. 1. q. o. f.,
evening before last. the following officers
were elected: George Stewart, &. r;
I'd. Berger. II. p; George Elliott. S.W.;
Goth. Hast, Scribe (re-slscted); Peter
Daley, Treasurer (re-elected); N. ID.
Parsons, J. W.
SrELLIso March. - Professor Flint
will have a spelling school at the Third
Ward schooLhouse. Virginia, this sven-
ing. There will be a contest for prizes
in which twenty words will DO given and
the n spelling most or all Of them cor
reetly will receive u for each word cor
rectly spelled.
WArER.-The influx Of water seems
TO steadily increase at the osbiston shaft
~ sinking progresses. Two donkey
pumps will shortly be set up to bring
ths water TO the surface. Three hundred
tons per day were raised last week, and
this will increase the amount.
MAsoSic.-There will be a called com.
munication Of Silver State Lodge No. 6,
y. and A. NJ. tomorrow (Saturday)
evening for the purpose Of installing
the officers elected for the ensuing Ma.
sonic year. The usual invitations ars
extended.
A CHISAMAS who was caught stealing
pair Of pa~ntaloons from the clothing
store Of Plat & Rich. evening beior,
Iast. vas Yesterday sent to the County
Jail for atty days by Justice Moses.
pnoy. +. J. JrssrP Is still selling fin'
Stairway pianos to the delighted eiti
v.rs Of the Comstock. He has n hn'
line Of piano stools from which an clio
giant Christmas present may DO selected
Tn, station n. the 22oo level Of the
Ouhir vas completed to-day. The sunni
h already completed and prosecuting
may now DO commenced.
SENATOR SHARON came mp o. Tar n
Canon on the lightning train this morn
inc and was expected in Virginia Till
affsrpoOn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
GENERAL SHERMAN.
His opinion OF the Posse Comitatus
LAVA Scathlng Eplstle-lts
Eject.


Eject.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-Soms days
ago Senator Paddock received very
strong appeal from cattle dealers apd
rsnchmsn OF Nebraska for assistance OF
the military in securing the arrest OF
Indians and desperadoes who were rid.
ing into the ranches and stealing cattle
In that State. He sent the appeal to
General Sherman and received the fol-
lowing Characteristic letter in reply
My Dear Sir I beg to acknowledge
the receipt from you Of what amounts
to q petition 10 Congress to repeal the
fifteenth section OF the Act OF Congress.
approved June IS, 1S7s-the posse conf.
tatus clause OF the Army bill. / recog.
nize the great importance Of protecting
aud encouraging the growing and most
valuable cattle interests OF Nebra ska,
but with the most profound respect for
yourself and for Congress, ! do not see
how the soldiers can do impossible tiles
with both hands and feet tied. Sho uld
the Indians or white desperadoes come
into Nebraska from the Indian country,
you make II q Hne Of $4,000 and impose
imprisonment for two years II soldiers
help your sheriffs. Now our OH.
GERS do not usually have slo.-
900 handy about them, nor do
I feel disposed TO advise them to spend
q couple OF years 10 the Penitentiary by
trying to help your sheriffs arrest and
punish cattle aud horse thieves. On
the other hand, in the Indian country
soldiers q only act upon application
OF Indian agents, and the Indian agents
think your constituents steal the ponies
and cattle OF the Indians. So We sol.
diers occupy q most unpleasant position.
and I prefer TO sign my nnmo to The Pc
tition myself, for | sympathize sincerely
and deeply with Mr.. Sharp and others
who desire 10 add to the wealth and
prosperity OF our nation. but l must
frankly say the law takes away from the
army the only Legitimate way Of helping
them by supplying sheriffs OF border
counties with necessary posse ciidin,iidfus
70 make arrests. II would DO q waste Of
money to establish any new posts, bo-
cause the Indians and cattle thieves
know the law ~ well as We do. aud
laugh at soldiers who are forbidden to
help the peace officers Of your State.
With great respect,
W. T. SHERMAN, General.
As the result OF this letter the Senate
passed q bill Yesterday affording relief
on this score,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
The Grateful South.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia meeting OF
Senators and Representatives from the
Southern States was held at the Capitol
this evening for the purpose OF giving
expression to public sentiment in The
region recently afflicted BY yellow fever
toward the people Of the North for their
charity and assistance during the cpl
demic. Senator Eustis presided and d.
ID. Money acted q Secretary. Manning
aud John Goode reported q series Of
resolutions expressing tho most grateful
feeling towards the people OF the North
for their generous charity and kindness
during the prevalence Of the FEVER.
Eloquent speeches were made b., lena
tor Eustis. Representatives Young
Ellis, Manning and others.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.
Latest from All Parts OF the World

The Vice President yesterday an.
nounced the following a. q select com.
mittes under Blains's resolution
Messrs. Teller, Cameron Of Wisconsin.
Kirkwood. Mitchell, Plumb. Bayard.
Wallace, Bailey and Garland. Mitchell
OF Oregon and Plumb Of Kansas, Of theil
request, were excused.
The Government Committee OF In.
quiry at Berlin yesterday rejected Prince
Bismarck's tobacco monopoly scheme
ang favored the duty a~ccordinRto weight
a. advocated by the National Liberals.
II Is believed that Bismarck will not 40
oept the decision.
A Washington dispatch says: Repre-
sentative Williams partook Of some
slight %nourishment last night and bis
attendants reported that he had been
sleeping during the evening. His con.
di,ion remains exceedingly precarious.
President Hayes has sent 9 message to
Congress recommending the establishing
Of q steamship mail service between
this country aud South America, with a
view to increasing u commerce with
that country.
A tacit understanding has been
reached by all interested that Q vote on
ths pending bill for the distribution Of
the Geneva Award shall not be taken
until the first Tuesday after Congress re-
convenes.
A dispatch from Peshawur states that
an expedition against Jukkur Khsls
started Thursday. The tribe numbers
700 warriors. II II expected that II they
are cornered they will fight until sxtsr'
minated.
Dresback 4 Co., San Francisco. have
filed their schedule in the Recorders
office at Chico. Liabilities, sl.022,.
1874 n. The assets are estimated al
s4i3, 707 10 "a deficit Of s66S. AT so.
The railroads leading out Of Chicago
have agreed In convention to pool their
business. and rates are to be put up to
the old figures again.
A Constantinoplo dispatch says that
Romer will be expelled from Turkey
with the consent Of the American Lega-
ton.
An unprecedented gale has prostratsd
many houses near London, Eng. and II
Is feared that many persons are killed.
Casey Young. Chairman OF the Yellow
Fever Commission. has appointed sub.
committees to visit the afflicted sections.
A correspondent ut Paris has denied
OF most trustworthy authority that Rus.
sia has recalled her Afghan mission.
A correspondent at Vienna denies
that the Roumelian Commission has re-
turned to Consiantinople.
Hereafter tho San Francisco Stock
Board will print Its own lists, and quo.
tations will DO free 10 all.
It Ia authoritativsly denied that the
Roumanian Commission has suspended
It's labors until Spring.
The Socialist newspaper, ZakzHN,
In Berlin. has been suppressed.
The death Of Bayard Taylor yesterday
wa peaceful and painless.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
Couuterfeiters Sentenced.

ST.. LOUIS. Dec. l9.-william II.
Bsaucleigh and James G. Mabin, con-
victsd in tho United States Court for
passing spislmarks for gold coin on q
vsrdant c%ountryman n few weeks ago.
were sentenced to-day by Judge Treat,
the former TO three years in the Peni.
tertiary and $1,000 fine, and the latter
10 four years and tho same amount Of
fne. James Hargate. Jack Evans aud
Ann WEIGH, counterfeiters, were also
sentenced. the former and latter to one
year each and Evans to two years in the
panitsniiaYv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
A Dead Thing for Grant.

NEW YoRx. Dec. 2O.-Tho HerdIi's
Philadelphia special says; Republicans
have received q message from Blaine.
He will not stand In Grants way In the
convention. but will stand aside and let
him run. This is regarded a. settling
the business, for with Conkling and
Blaine promising to keep out Of the way
and make no opposition, Grants man.
ayers rely confidently upon tho pop
ularity OF his nam and general enthu.
siasm to secure him the unanimous nom.
inntion on the first ballot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
OF b

Joseph Moveru and @. Daisneau
have filed afidavits Of the performances
Of 800 worth OF labor on the Sullivan
Consolidated mining claim. Gold Hill
District. during the year 1878. -,
z. Lyford has filed affidavit OF .ne
performances Of $500 worth OF iaoo,
jointly on the Golden Standard and
Promontory mining claims. Gold Hill
District. during the Gear 1878.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
fried TO XIII MI, Mother.

San Francisco. Dec. l9.-Frank Gre
nan. . boy Of eighteen years. attempted
10 shoot his mother on Vallejo street
this morning. firing two shots from o
double. barrlsd shotgun at her. missing
each time. He was arrested. The boys
father 10 In Jail for larceny. AMI two
brothers are also imprisoned for crime.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20

Coon headway is being made In the
big drift on the 1000 level Of the Hale 4
Norcross. The ground is so soft, how.
ever, that IL is necessary TO drive the
tagging ahead in order to prevent
cavins.
AssrssNkSr.-An assessment OF nifty
cents per share is levied BY the suceor
Mill and Mining Company. delinquent
on the 2lst Of January. See official no.
tics in our advertising columns to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
THE scARclrY or pIAMoNps,

God and Silver. and the difneuity met with In
securing them. 10 . sure indication Of thsir
value. Thus It is with valuable medicine.
DIR. Aug. Ksiser's celebrated German Pulmonie
Elixir. through the jealousy Of rivals. has net
with the most bitter opposition, and APPARENTLY
its'way; bat its opponsnts might - we'll tn 70
change the courss Of tho sun, sweep back the
ocean with O broom or put cut . prairie nrs
with q tear For the cure OF Throat and Lung
Diseases. such ~ Coughs, Colds, Consumption
and bronchial Affections. Il 10 unequaled. lts
cures are truly magical. Ash j. Jones. Jf..
druggist. Main street. Gold Hill. for u. The
genuine bears the Pussian Goat Of Arms, thu
fac-simile signature Of DR.. AUG. Kaiser. and has
his name blown on every 70 cent bottl:: Trsi
bottles IS cents. noi6 COW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-20
TnR PEOPLE WANT PROOF.

There Is no medicine prescribed By pAysisians
or sold by drugsists that carries such evidence
Of Ito success and superior virtue - Bosehss's
German syrup for severe Coughs. Colds ss,tlsd
on the breast, Consumption. or any disease Of
tho Throat and Lungs. a proof Of thn fact 10
that any perton afnicted can get q aampls bottle
for 10 cents and try lie superior effects bsfor
buyins the regular tlss 81 70 cents. 10 has lately
been introduced IN this country from Germany.
aud iis wonderful cures are astonishing every
one that uses Il. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try 10. Sold By all druggists IN Amsrics.
della COW Sat