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StGtt0e.

Bort Sernis, N.Sg., %. Oft. - Die
Sheune beS $Drn. Sames Bennett uebit elmer
9roBen Qnantltdt @euaibe uno srpei anbereu
@ebauoen ruurpe in Der lebten Nadt burd,
Seuer 5eritGrt. 9serluit etpa $25, 900. Das
Seuer 1T oas brittle, melfjes tnuerhalb elner
8ohe IN bieler ytaabari9aft our9 2anofrei.
der angelegt pIroe.
Bresco tt, 4risona, %. Sft.-Su Sort
@bipple, cine Wstle n6rolit Don bier, branlt.
ten beute Worgen Oret BON Offisieren be,
mohnte Gebduoe nieoer. Berluit SIS, 900.
DaS BuluerHlaga5ln lunrbe MIR ourdb beroi.
ide Gniireusungen Der Sffi5iere uno Soloa.
ten Dor ben 1Iammen beuabrt.
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9la.s Der 9amoesha,tptftaSt.

Us a hlng 0 n, %. Oftober.-Ote Be
reit8 per1ffentli4te gta9rid)t iiber Die @efan
geunabme Der feinblifeu @begennen pirt
our6 cine beute empfangeue Sepeide bes
S5erifen S'Sterne beitdti9t. Die 6dupt.
ltnge Der Sanbe iuerben pabri9einltd oe1
@iuilbeb0roen uon Sanias unb gtebra5fa sul
Serfiiguns 9eitellt uno tuegen Der an peridle.
oenen AniteOlern ueriibten Mor6tbaten pro5el.
itrt tueroen.
@eneral Sberman, Sberit Bacon, iolpie BIZ
8enerale goe uno gSIlliamion reiteu beutt
4beno nod SnSianapolis ab, I'M Der Re.
union Der Arnlee be8 GenneHee am udalten
Oonnerita9e bei3uwohneu.
Idlb. S. u. Bentley, Der 8enTonsz@onl.
ntiidr, reifte beute Oem Setretdr oes Snuern
ieinen SahreSberiflt ein.
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Stebntarft TIT Bbtla0eIpbta.

8biIabelpbia, a, %. Sttbr. 91tnopieh
flau, Serfdufe 26OO, quite 5-54, Mitteforte
43-4B, oroindre 34-4.
SAaafe flau, Sertdufe 5000, CUTE bis
prinfa 44-44, 0titteliOrte 4-44, Oroindre 81
So.
9dpeine lebbuft, gerfdufe 5000, pr;mu
51-58, Oitteliorte 5-54
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3tuei Werionett 0er1ttt0liidt.

6l9 zH d us, %. Oh. = Splpes
fer Seals uHo Sobn 8earoon, pel6e beute
frIb an Der @infahrt zines alteu 5aadts, III
Dem Serfe Der ySbomas'i9en @uens@omp. "
9ebOrig, bei9afttst iparen, iiiirSten in 6olge
ceS Sredens Der oerfaulteu Sol3ftiiben nabe
Der Miinbung uuo be8 Ha99eben8 Der Gr0s
pano 100 6uB tief auf sen 8o6en bes Sda6ts
binab. Seals Duroe auf Der Steae get0otet
nm 93pnrAn1 +1h+ffA herIot,+
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3lttffnrr @nifthf-

80 aeon, @a., %. Sttuber.'- Sobn au.
oerlou puroe beute nahe WaribaGpiue in Ell.
nem Strelte NIT Dem Reger 9eurp Mc9lea
bnrd eineH Meiieriti6 wabriaeinlidl tDOtli9
oermunOet. @r feuerte oarauf 5pei Shiife
auf ben gte9er alb uno t0Otete 6enieIben auf
Der S5teile.
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BURNETTS COCOALNE 1T Sas bette
unb biligite 5aartoiIetteu=B =BrGparat Der @elt
9e9en Sdlorf uuo 9ieiS Der Sopfbdut. Gs
erSeu9t trdfti9es gSa6Stbum Oes 6aares.
(5e6r.9.tS, .Sam.)
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gas aelbe Nteber ,

rtdte ltno neoer lleue Grtrantliugen, nod] 60
reSfdqe 81 melOen. Gin idperer Sroit trai
mahrsno Der uergangenen Nadt eln, unO oas
Thermometer iaut btS auf 20 @rao. IQe
Quarantdne-W -WiaBregeln peroen am 1. Nop
aufgeboben pereen.
gfem Orleans, % Sft.-Das @ettel
ift tlar uno augenebm. Seit lettem 8erl9te
ftarben % Beriouen, uno 21 erfranften.
SEEM sSrteans. 29. Sft. Qbeuos. -
Sier Eooesfdlle uno cine @rfranfung ieit les
tenn 8eri6te.
glempbis, %. Oft. - Die uerganaen,
Hadt mar Die fGlte;te Der Saiion, unb au
@oiien on ben StruBen bilbete itd1 cine oift
@isoede. 8on 6 nbr Jeitern Absno bis beutt
Dtittag itarben nur Berioueu. Die Saui
tatSbeb0rbe iutro n1orgeu Den 6liidtltnger
bur6 cine Ser6ffentli6uug mittbeilen, oaB III
obne 9efabr 3urtidfehren f6nnen, jebo6 NOR
ben cine 9rlinOll6e 6e8duaerung uuo 9tetnigune
aaer g8obnbduier empfOblen.
Wt EN- ph / s, 28.Sft. Iben68.-Seit let:
tenn Serid1te iino Snei Berionen in ben 8or
ltGoten geftorbetl. Seine roettere grfranflu
gen Deroen 9enelbst.
Sid nrg, Wiii., %. Sft. - Seftiger
Srolt tnno@ts pdbreno Der per9angenen 0taft
Die o3ommos4iloStatton" iflieBt ibre Sc.
ldGfte eb, unb nlele Ner5te uuo &raufenpdr.
ter perlleBen beute 9ta9mttta9 Die StaOt. -
Sn Mc@omb's @itp ftarbeu ieit Iebtem Sam'
ita9e oret Berouen.
sid surg, Miii. %. Stt.-Siinf So.
oeSfdqe tn bteier Staot unb llm9ebung iei
geitern. Das Sbernometer fiel ipdbrenO oel
1ergangenen Nadt I'M So @rao. Die 8e.
rtdte dus allen infi5irteu Srten lauteH 9iiu-
itlger.
W bile, Ila., 28. Sft.- Seit bem 26.
.. 30. iiub BeriOaen in oieier Stabt geitor,
ben unb Is ertranft. @eiammt3abl oel
Opfer 81.
Chattanooga, Genn., 28. Off, Gin
Sterbefaa unb cine nene @rfraufung felt
ltbr seltern gta1mlttas. Das thermometer
fant udbrenb Der Na4t inter ben @eirier.
punft,
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Weui6ettraub.

Erop g. g., %. Oftbr.-Srau Mebas,
eine i'm mtttleren 2ebenSalter itebenoe 6rau gu
Sort @oparb, purbe am leeten Samita9sz
abenoe bon 5luet Strol9en eHtfitbrt. @tner
Der 9ebteren lit perbaftet uno bat feline S6ulo
eingeitanoel1; Der auDere miro burd) ote BOLT
get uerfOl9t. Die Srau lit nod nift aufgez
funben unb man oernlutbet, baB ole 9crbrez
der ite ermoroeten unO Die 2eibe in einem
Sur1nfe nprifPCftPu
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8eratbuasiofal: gr. 1872, gforb<eutdfpftr

Deratbnssiofal: gfr. 1872, ytoro<entampr.
Co., orose csuaianere Srdutere Doftor bebanbelt NIT
grfoIo ee dbroniidben 3ranfbeten hss Strns, 9aes,
Ser arse, bes Usasens, Der eeber giersn Bloc pes
6sraens un6 ieoe nnorbnln9 I'M NeIoeal2Esmsss, s W
nt pRS aIe drOnfitbsn unS afuten eeioen 6eser gss
i6ieter. Dr sDsspool Der gross otanrtSsans sssans
VA Gaamer}dbtuddje, nerp6ie gdmddbe, Smpotens
mit rcIlfomusenen Grioise, mas punberte beSeusen
tSnrsn. Derft BET bieien Bag 2eben nntersra5enosn
ae6en iein geD me5r meg ionoeru eelugt ano S,fg,
e5id, bon bieien Nerueu<gr fttafuugen betien. ngd
Ssm cife onberen Merse Cub nidt tdfen aetonnf. S@
Qu, bic Sbr Gu tene Sro' gro
Sd fannGusb fIiren s3eratbun9s.
ninln ron frl6 tts Abenos nlr; Gennta9s
seRen ter oxbeftenoen &lone Dol ltlq ~ Vls
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Gda-Kdnnflalfr.

Die eesantee, ie in eeier Staot ausseitente Ganm=
lung In
2rpitau,. ..spoltrtem Dtciiiua.. SronSe.
Gu seiebten Yreiien
ae5dmadoolle dineiiide Sellampen;
oer6eierte beutite Stubir=9ampen.
4ashet;6ien bel
8. ". Sapiofou & Sontp.,
SIR. 5, Horb 2ibertp p=StraBe.
Bleirobrenz Arbeit. .......... 9aseitun9S= S=arbett
Mlte @as>lteniilien tperben neu bronsirt uno oerz
aoloet. (Sept23-)
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Gran0eigentbum
3u bertauiden nber su berfaufsn
auI Der -
8runoet9entbntts 86rie bon g.. %. Sau tint
8ebduoe oeS .Imsricau.S

8ebduoe oeS nIntsriean.H
-.C:-
12O Mder 2ano, cine prahtoole 6arm, sons=
YalIep, t3 Nfeilen BON bier.
Sd16nes s3teaeltteiubaus on Mdrrenfr., aebn
Stu,mer, $500; lpirb ou1 segen einen eanbFs nabe
Der Sta6t pertauitt.
DrobeS 4 ttDdiaeS 3iege(feinernes Saus an
Nartetfspace, adben unb Wobnuns; iebr bilis i'm
Gaui6e.
2eere BauHeuen on 3otpionftr., 155 ssus Sronte,
nur $1,000.
Drahtppue @obuuns an Der 10. strase, Waib=
tnston, 8. G., iotpe @runbtade in berIebenS aot,
fe6r bita pertauien ooer sesfn bieses gsentbun,
urisutau5den.
feineS Dpbnbausan@afbounifr nit aflen mo,
bernen gnridh tlnsen; Yrets $1,000
3mei breiftodise 6auier on g8aibinetonftrase, Z
Aimmer NIT Bafier; neu unb in sutem 3ufanbe.
Breis $500 iebes.
farm nit 144 Gtern In @aIoert=Gountp, Winrp=
fnro, NIT ausse5ei reiss $1,000.
elnf 5peiftodtse sieselfteinerne 5duier an gBbats
eoat<. na9e Stridetifr., 3mmer enthaltenb uno in
eutem !3uitanoe. Yrets $500 iebes. Gud 9eae1 etns
SfQrm umaetauCht. t,sebri 4 2DfteT &2p)
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zine &aTts.

I'm Gne, ,peit1e On ben sSoIsen bon Suseneihnbeu,
aerpofer G&pdGs, &nttrdftuns, Berlufi ber gtans
nestraft &c. lsiben, enbe Id TO f .nfrst elm Raept
bas Fe tirtrt. Dieies srose 9etimitteI murbe bon
efnem gdiiondr IN Gdb=Mmertfa eutbedt. S1idt Elm
abxeiftrtes &ouoert Sfeo. Soiepb 3. Snman. 6ta'
tton D, Bible-Souie, W.sD. &ttp.
f0n.8.1S.tGm. .i.n.I.n
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Verthiid)te 9epeiGelt aus Sfe&ps
Nn~p

gien Dorf, 28. Sftober. - @barles
S6ulb, Gde 2orratnes uno &ttntonz StraBe
uno suguit Sohnion, @de 8uib= uno Sin.
tonltraBe, 8rooflpn, wobubaft, fubren ari
Samisag Jtadmittag i'll eiuem fleinen SOote
in Der gtGbe be5 @riezBaiiins aul Oen9ummer,
fang. Sie fellten ibre gtese ans uno S9ult
bradte ieinen @efdbrten an's llfer, nm pieOer
na9 ben gteBen gu ieben. 0egen llbr
lbenb8 trieb oas Boot berrenloS i'm g8aiisr
umber uno geltern maro Die 2eide bon S6ult
an'8 llier geipiilt. gr ifeint, pGbreno er itd]
na9 ben 9teben biidte, iiber Boro 9eia1en gu
Ietn.
- Der gefern frii6 bur6 einen Meu6el'
m0rDer pertuunoete Iloerman MorriS befin6et
lt9 auf Der geferung.
- Sames Wc9lown miBbauoelte 9efteru
ietne Srau oerart, baB fie beute friib itarb.
Wc@lopn murbe nerbaftet.
-Sobn Carpenter, iuelder Warle 2pons in
Der irrigen Inuahme, oaB otelelbe feline 6rau
lei, por &urSer1 in elmer Stride ourf elnen
Dteiieritif nerpunbete, nluhte n6breno Der
lebten Nadt i'm @efdngniiie einen Selbit
mOrooerlu6, inoem er iid) nit einem Sii9,
mcGer ben 8aud auil4llete. ST miro pabr=
l9etnlt6 iterben.
pas 3eus senoerbDr in Der 6ib Sobn Bor,
ter'ifeu Angelegenbett wurbe beute mieOel
er6ffnet.
Die Dampfer o!SollD" unO y@itp Of 0tic
De SaneirO" trafen beute bon 8Io De Saneut
bier elm.
-9olb er0ffnete heu te All 1909.
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d1rimtetf

YbtlaoeIp bta, %. Sftobar. - Der
9ampfer nSwiserlano" lit bon Qntwerpeu
angefonlmen.
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SelegrQpbiid)e Sepeide1t.
3nianb-gepe(ben.

[Seri6te Der ngiioctrten greHe. fir ben n0eutdeu
@orreIp onoenten".1
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ebs5ial !, Noti3t,t.
aar aaas iraaea sem E ssla..atel.l

TaT &Quetf6ne0 Don k3t@tt0tettI
Wenr Seber iein Saus fur ben SerbR einridtet, "a
pdre es ehr portbeIbaft, penn er ber populdren Cir.
ma EbomasA. Grean, Nr. SO, NorbsS 10.
arbfr {, einen Beiudb abfnttete. Dort ftnb DpS=
beIu, Eeppte, BaHstuG, 5enhers Saouleaur u (. 10.
sesen sertnse ,po&entlide ODER monalide Gatensab.
Iunsen su ba6en. tOh1i. .2Uatef
Cterber 8efd3atttI
1astti@e uuo rutitidse 8dSer fiir SO GsutS
----sy tn
sfr. "a, Noros2tbertbs etraBe.
tSuIA,tS) q. 8. 1erres, eisentbamer.
San, 0leti@mamm 4 Gouap.'S Hrebbeis
(compressed yesst).
Da man eritbedt bot, bab piele Na&abmunsen uri'
ferer Seie fidb i'm Wartte beHnben, 70 bat ale dbte
Rre6bee unieres abritats auf ebem Bafete ben yta,
men unierer atrma. Vie anberen Fnb geadabmun'
gen.
Sian perIanse bon isin.m Grocer Sail 8Ieti&s
maum & Comp DreBbefe. 3dslt6 frti6!
EatriisDepst: Nr. "a, NorosGatatpsS sStrabe.
.. g. Bennett, @si6aftstlbrer.
(Utars19, ,12UteD
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21
SPRING SONGS

Wiz - oh, wsh. IN h,onyh The eeholur wood
avest bi,ds Win sopss thst are blthsr than
ru ~ an. s,,,,, ,,ds,s nav
Al, ,a,..t ,.ft.r 4
Eusnss sno mAhuhs eAeh ain 's'''
r.x an. ,no- ,ou mil v.ii
ons = oev.nt ,o,, .,.ii
~ ~ sos sas ~ ,s.' ,saani., ri, ~ ysr. I,
"" - ~ "oAs W Wv
c, an. ,.s,,,, altar,
49,. ~ s..a.., m. Inn. man m ntnin
saag ~ ,,, 10y W.. s,,a '.sr hiae siis,-
D.sf 70 al TINE ~ ue sun 80 .sOsS. .. 80, an.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21

"LApiks. look out for your flower
garlens," says tho kind editor who
sagsly thinks tho ladies will forget.
Yes, ws'vo looked out. We examined
last week an acre Of violets We have. ON
ground rent. In Lieonier. Our dande-
lion partsrre Is In q blaze Of glory. We
have u quarter section Of blooming
chickwsed which can't be beat-thoush
We wish II could. And there are our
strawberriss-ah Guess there are
some other tribes. tulips and verbenas
and slbpruas and holly hooks and
chrysantheums, etc. But they take
time aud trouble. Give US the flowers
that, like poets. are born. Z. S.-we
forgot our suniiowsr. which will pres
entity stand ten feet in their sialkinss.
and look like new solar system. Also.
there's u window where We are pre-
pared to give the god Of day Hail Col
umbin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21

A LADY Of this city IL Of very jealous
disposition. and not long ago made up
her mind that her husbands affections
were alisnated FROM her. Writing an
affsctionats note Of farewell TO her err
ing husband and her children, the
wronged wife deliberately went to the
cupboard. and from the upper shelf took
down phih Of corrosive sublimate--
mn article with which most families ars
provided TO kill bsdbues-and. having
ascertained by its label that II was In
deed that fatal drug. she went TO her
bedroom. deliberately poured out enough
to kill half . dozen persons. and swal'
lowed II ut one draught. Then she lay
down on the bed.
The burning ef the corrosive poison
In her stomach was dreadful. and, in
spite Of her determined resolution. she
involuntarily began to cry ont. Her
cries alarmed the household. and On
going to her bedroom they found her In
n strange condition. They were broken
calculations and tho strangcst utter
ances.
"He-c i'give you all. Tell James I
f'Rivs him. He has done me great
wrong. but I f'sive him. l f'give ye
all. oh. Il had only known tcum)-
only know (hic)-ii had only known
how glorious twas to die, would have
died before. q Death where Is thy
stingi Good.by. my children. Good
by. my husbin'."
At this point the erring husband en-
tered the room. elclaiming:
What's all this p
"Oh. she's taken poison She's
taken corrosive sublima,e !" pointing to
the bottle.
Corrosive sublimate : H-.llw ir.
Tevsreutly exclaimed tho husband.
"that's not corrosive sublimate that
label I put on the bottle to keep away
the hired girl from my ten dollar
hr.nlv 90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

All sunersr, from this disesss that are anxious
10 b cured should tfy Dr. kissner's Gel, sted
CoIsumpsivs powdsrs. These iowdefr are the
only pf~parstion known that will cure Con.
sumption, and all airesaes 0f the throat and
Iungs- -iLde~d, ~ str0ng is our fAitL In them.
ana also 10 convince you that they ara no hum
bug. we will forwAra 10 every sufferer. BY mail.
post paid, Q frvs TIisl Box.
We don't want your money until you arc per.
fectly sallsncd q their curative pOverr. II
your life 10 worth saving. dont delsS IN giving
these Povaers trial, - they will surely cure
you.
iriee. for large boz. $500. sent 10 any part Of
OF price. Address,
AsI q ROIlHINs,
s6o FULTON .treet, brooklyn, MI.
a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21

A" digger" from California, euloeiz-
ing the climate says "There'sa noun
tain thsrs-the Sawyer Nevady. they
call it-with . valley on each side OF u
the one hot and t'other cold. Well,
get on top Of that mountain with a
doubled barrelled gun. and you can,
without movin'. kill either Summer
or Winter game. just as you like II.
"Trisd ? often-and should have
done pretty well but for one thing"
"weli, what was that ?"
"I wanted = dog that would stand
both climates. The last dog had froze
OF his tail while pointin' ON the SUN.
msr side. lie didn't get entirely out OF
the Winter side. you seo."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21
Endorsed by q Prominent Druggist.

..Isefeey certify tat Mr.. Laylsnes pa!ehassd
made me familiar WIN Ms esss. fbeiisvs ha state
pss, to be true IA 10 sysry parsieai.f n p nrnaY.
Zach pseksss contains Dr. eanfoedS Improved
Gases. Price, o. Tor sale ey all Wholesale andr 70
tall druggists and dealers tkroaSh2ut the United
Axsnis and Whoiesals DrugTisis, Bossoa. AsaL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21
CATARRs
IS II euRaRlE2

sss as,s e 70. =: s.s s.s :, ;ss G.
ss. .itsoai r.si os cnrs await ne sns ssr 70 this
question With Abls snxie,y. And veli they
ysn.lly prevalent and % dsstruetiye " heath %
caiarrk. Dronchltis, Asehma, Ceuxhs, end serious
lad fveusntly isrsi afectieas Of the lnnxs fo,lo
Csiarrh. Other sIupaihrte ansetinns sacn -
deafness. Impaired eyrsieht, and lcsa of s.ns, o.
sme IN sy b F,fsrred 10 as minor but nevertht lesa
ssr,oss nsslts of neslsctsd cstarrh. bs4i enoeEh
IL ts-,nseive- bat e pothias compar.d With the
dansrross anscsioos of NE tAroes aAd isnss hksV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21
HE El ENING NkN
hist
fllS Il iLLIsi,
FAILING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured = no bumbug by Quo
Month's usaxe OF Or. 0oulard's Cei~bfard iu-
fAlllbls Ftt powiers. To convince sufferers
that thsss POWDER will do all we claim Tor
them, We Will send them By mail. post paid,
Trial box A. Dr. ooulard 10 ,he only ply sicisn
that has ever made this dl.czse ~ eisi study, /,
aud - 70 our knowledgs thoussnds have ben
Psrmsnsptiy Cured By the upe VI thcse Pow
dsrs, ne will guarantee Q Permanent Cure In
eytry case. or ksiund you All money kxptbded.
All surercrs should give these Powders an tafiy
trial. and be convinced Of their curative pow.
Price, for large boz, $500. OF four boIes for
5000, sent by mall To any part oi The Unitcd
states or Canada on RECEIPT OF price. ~ by ex'
prsss, q. U. ID. Addrrss.
ASH 4 RODBIAs,
$50 TuitIn strvst, Brooklyn, MI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21

"TnE hand that rocks the cradle
paints jugs. When we began this We
were going to say something real mean
and sarcastic about the concentration Of
all the womanly intellect and ambition
In the United States upon the labor OF
painting vague atrocities ON Jugs and
things. when We happened to remember
how many women's brothers and hus-
bands We hal seen wasting their brain
tissues and devoting long. patient
months 10 the coloring Of q meer-
schAum pipe NO bigger than q cork.
and ve hastily dropped into the lame
aud harmless conclusion noted above.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21

The NIaxoIIA BALM 10 o sure device for
creating purv and blooming complexion.
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surprising and effective manner.
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e1cltement.
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makes the nes /. face and arms appear graceful,
rotund and plump.
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than 70 years old. and changes the rustic NAL.
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using HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALn, and We hrow
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IN the world. oil things considered. and may be
had at any drug store. m,iem
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-21
a COMPLICATED CASE,

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-04-11
THE EAST.

DIR. FRANCIS G. SMITH, emeritus pro-
fessor of the institutes of medicine, Uni,
versity of Pennsylvania, died on the 9th
inst, aged 81 years.
Rev. A. P. ADAMS, of Westfield, Mass,
was, on the 9th inst, suspended for one
year by the New England Methodist Epis-
copal conference, on charges Of heresy.
JOHN McCoOL, of New, York, formerly
register;of Kings county, and prominent
politician, was adjudged bankrupt ON the
9th inst. The North American life insur-
ance company hold mortgages of SS00,000
on his property. Assets nearly nominal,
the property being mortgaged to its full
market value.
SURROGATE DALEY, of Brooklyn, on
the 5th inst, refused to admit to probate
the will of the late Geo. P. Gordon, the
wealthy printing press manufacturer, main.
ly on the ground of insufficient execution.
The will was contested by Mary A. Gordon,
the testator's daughter.
MONMOUTH park race course was sold,
on the 9TH inst, to D. D. Withers, for $50.
600. He made the purchase for New York
capitalists.
The grand banquet rendered to Hon.
Bayard Taylor, minister to Berlin, took
place at New York on the night of the 4th
inst, and was attendedby q large number OF
prominent citizens of New York. The ban.
quet hall was beautifully decorated, and
the German and American flags were inter.
twined. Nearly two hundred persons sa,
down to dinner. Hon. VIM. Cullen Bryant
presiding.
THE creditors of John McCool, a we'll
known builder and politician of New York
filed a petition on the Sd inst, to have him
adjudicated bankrupt. The petitioning
creditors claim the amount of $3S, 900, be
sides his real estate. The other liabilities
amount to 100000. He has no assets oi
any value. McCool held the office of regis
ter of the city, at one time.
The session, at Buffalo, n. Y, of the
national base ball league, adjourned sine die
April I'd. The business transacted was
Appointing a staff of umpires, accepting
the resignation of the Louisville club, and
denying the request of the Harvard college
club TO be allowed to play with the Bostons