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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
lAcTEoUs.
The Miikmsn OF Virginia oet
warmed Up mud Deny.

The milkmen Of Virginia who have been
charged with vending swill milk and that
from NANCY and sick cows and such AMI.
malls ~ drank sewerage water. are becom.
ing Indignant at the Specifications which
have been made public through the Board
Of Health. Last evening John AleIsnder.
who has been absent most Of the time
since the milk excitement commenced, was
looking for those who had been charging
that firm with pcddling swill milk and
that from sick cows. etc. lie denied all
the assertions made. Tho frm had .
thousand cows In Nevada and there IL not
and has not been . sick or NANCY COW on
thu ranch In this city or In any other
place from which milk 10 sold.
The foregoing IL the substance Of what
John Alexander told the News reporter
last evening. Mr.. Alexander met DR..
P%ritchard. President Of the Board. In front
Of the Chroniei, ofico about Q o'clock last
evening, and not only made tho donials
above mentioned but called the doctor
some pretty hard names. This Ii uncalled
for on tho part Of Mr.. Alexander. since
such conduct has no bearing on tho facts
Of the case. II the truth II Is asserted by
Mr.. Alexander he can easily ~substantiAte
Il, and tho Law points out other remedies
than those resorted 10 In case ho has been
damaged by tho Board.
Subsequently Mr.. Alexander met In
front Of tho International the veterinary
surgeon employed by the Board Of Health
and who made . verbal report at the last
meeting Of the Board. aud who Will report
In writing Of the meeting this evening.
Mr.. Alexander made not only . denial OF
all the main points OF the report. but ad.
ded an explanation ~ 70 the passing OF
sewage across one corner OF his ranch.
This had been permitted simply a. an &C.
commodatlon 70 . neigbbor and until such
time n the latter could cover the flume.
This had been done now. and conse.
auently that cause OF complaint had been
entirely removed.
Mr.. Alexander stated further that there
was always plenty Of good pure water for
his cows the drink. lilo had an agree
ment with tho Water Company In Accord
ance with which they were bound to sup
ply him continually with all tho water he
wanted Ut any point Of their works wher.
ever needed. This was In consequence Of
his having %rellnquished 10 tho company
certain valuable water rights formerly held
by him. Mr.. Alexander wound up his In
teryisw with tho Veterinary surgeon by
the strong and uncsllsd for assertion that
u man who said ho had nov. or had Of
any time. kept any sick cows on his ranch,
or that any Of them were compelled to
drink sewerage water. or were fed on I'M
proper food. was . -
land all the - Of the vocabulary Of
billingsgste extant on tho Comstock.)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25

0YricE Removable. Van Zsndt. at
Virginia, has removed his ofico to No. IS.
South @ street, near Taylor. opposite Ban.
ner Brothers. Tho Doctor has achieved
an envisblo reputation In his profession
and can always DO found when wanted.
WILLIAM LEE, Of the Prospect. has To-
Gated 1866 feet square for the shaft and
dumping ground for the Silver Star min.
lug claim. The location was filed for
record to-day.
GEonoE RIoSoLD 10 coming and will
open at Piper's Opera House next Mon.
day with Henry v. Fuller mention Will
DO made Of this tomorrow.
THERE will be q meeting Of tho Board OF
County Commissioners at their ONCE In
the Courthouse at II A. NJ, tomorrow.
CArrArS Jous KELLY has been appointed
Superintendent OF the Lady Bryan mine.
The appointment IL . good one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
NOR. ..rrihl. in 4. ultlm... .fso.. upon

more tsrrible In ih ultimate effects upon
our civilization.
The workingmsn OF tho Pacific AK but
their guaranteed rights, whom they demand
that this Chinese element ahall DO yeeded
out from among them, and every man who
employs Chinese labor 10 breaking bis
implied pledge IN the government under
which he lives. That government 10 tho
people, first. last. and all the time. The
masses agree TO protect tho rich man In
his rights OF property. but does not he also
agree TO do something 10 his turnf I'M
doubtedly. he does. How does II happen
that I make. say. q million dollars. 1.-Two ct
my ease and do no work, while that man
yonder owes. perhaps. ten thousand dol
lars, and has 10 struggle from day to day
70 keep from starving3 II Is very simple.
We have . little game made up, and We all
agree 10 fulhll the rules OF the game. The
lsboring men helps ms 10 my million. IL
IL Ills muscle that makes my money for
me. builds me my home, aud enables me
10 live 81 ease. IL IL ono Of the rules OF
enjoyment Of the property which i have
government Of which he 10 a. important =
H8As ~ = ~ but " UNIV ~
part Of the contract. I have my duties to
perform to tho majority which protects
my property. and my contract. implied In
the very nature Of Republican governments,
through which tho few are protected by
the many. 10 that when i have any work to
Be done II shall be given 10 the men who
have Furnished my wealth. and continue
to protect II for me. Il II not reasonable
that I should do thisp IL that not . right
which every citizen Of this land may do
mAndi,, that the labor required by
wealthy men and corporations shall go to
the persons whose work has mado the
very existence Of wealthy men and corpo-
r~ations. and even FREQ government itself.
. possibility How can wealth demand
protection With any show Of grace from
tho poverty which u refuses 70 protectf
How oan . Republic expect 10 con-
tinue prosperous when tho few demand
4 rigid observance OF tho rules OF
the game OF life by the many. but system
atioally refuse 70 observe their part OF the
contrsctf The agitation against the Chi.
ness 10 right and proper. IL will prove .
living issue throughout tho nation very
shortly, and when the people como TO SEQ
the evil u will DO eradicatcd by peaceful
means. The threatened violence OF the
Ksarney faction has done some good In Its
way. Il has set tho people OF the East
10 thinking. and shown to them the Turk.
ing slemsnts Of Q terrible danger. u Chi.
nose immigration 10 not restricted soon.
But the effective work In the matter must
DO dons by reason and argument aud not
" r,ono.. apring this canvas 10 rive INV
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
Piper. oper. House. virrinl..

The Harrigan& 4 Hart combination made
their appearance on the stage Of Piper's
Opera House at Virginia last evening In
"old Lavender" and before . largo and
respectable audience. sold Lavender"
10 . creation Of Mr.. Harrigan aud In the
title role he gives us some Of his finest
conceptions. II Ia In many Of It's parts =
sublime creation, we'll conceived and hap.
PLY impersonlted throughout. II 70.
minds Of Jefferson's Rip Van winklo and
whitcomb's Uncle josh. Tho imperson.
alton 10 wonderfully true TO nature and
gives evidence OF much thought and care
full study. The great attention which IL
paid 10 little things In Harrigan's make
up and to the faithful portraiturs Of tho
whole character attests the artistic skill
OF tho finished actor. Ito 10 ably sup
ported throughout by his colleague, Hart,
as Dick, the rat. and tho faithfulness Of
ono TO the other Is something refreshing.
The play itself has many merits and fewer
defects than "The Doyle Brothers." II
gave general satisfaction 70 all In attend.
anco last evening, and the people are
unanimous In It's praise. II will DO rs-
peated this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
MISS LoRENcE.
what she Does Daily How she
Came 60 be q Pedestrian.

Miss Kate Lorenzo. the walkist. 10
creating quite . sensation In Virginia.
She starts every eveing or morning for the
race track and having rounded Il six times
with Tom Kean. her trainer. sho returns
TO the city at . rate Of speed which makes
Tom wither and everybody on the grade
stop and look and wonder. She 10 now In
prime condition.
At 8 O'Clock Monday evening she will
commence her self.imposed task OF walk.
ing at National Guard Hall, Virginia, one
hundred miles In ~twenty.six hours, two
hours less time than her best tndeavor
heretofore.
During Q recent interview with her the
News reporter asked how she came TO DO
such pedestrian. She replied that while In
San Francisco recently she had occasion TO
consult . physician. The prescription
among other ingredients contained an order
for active exercise In the open air. She
commenced walking and each day increased
both speed and distance. She soon
noticed that she left both men and horses.
street cars and sometimes buggies behind
her. Then came the great pedestrian
matches Of the day and the attendant ex-
element and she tried her hand. or rather
her feet. with success. IL was tho bcst
and healthisst manner In which she, .
poor girl, could make o living.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
FROM HON. w. II. JONES OF WEST
DOVER, VT.

81 have been troubled from my boyhood with
chronic or hereditary lung complaint. Some
years since. early In the Winter, I took cold,
which Is u,ual settled into . severe cough.
which continued to increase 40 the season I'D.
vaaced, although I made use Of all the cough
remedies I bad knowledge Of. Ny family ply.
stefan also prescribed for me. but I experienced
M relief. During all this time I was gradually
running down. loslng n-sh and strength until
my friends a. well a. myself became very much
alarmed. thinking I should waste away In con-
sumption. while In Boston. during the spring
following. ! Was induced IN try wistsr's BalsAm
OF Wild Cherry. After one days trial ! was
sensible that II VAS relieving me In Ten days
time my cough had entirely ceased. aud ! was
soon restored TO health and strength. have
ever since kept the taltam In my house. and
whenever any membe of my family hes .
cough or cold 10 10 Immediately res0rted 10.
No family should be without t." SOLD By all
druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
Aecids.s Averssd.

About 0 O'Clock this morning. Swift.
dsllagher's foreman Of tho teaming bust.
ness. loaded up Of the depot . six.horso
wagon with 10000 pounds Of -four and
started down the hill. When he came to
apply the brake on Main street he found
that for some reason II would not work.
Here wa death and destruction right
ahead aud 10 Just . minute. With that
presence OF mind which never forsskes .
competent man In an emergency. he refined
his horses for Slime 0gg's Eclipse stables
% the only port Of safety. He came near
making Il. &C near that he escaped danger
and avoided damage. The wagon brought
up at the side. and Crane, 0gg's book.
keeper. seeing the state Of Affairs, rushed
out and put . rock under tho wheel and
thus all Was made secure. An inyestiga.
ton showed that one Of tho Irons on tho
brake.har had spread till the bolt caught
and rendered the brake imperative.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
DEATHS MYSTERY.
a Humau skeietos Fsund Mould.
erisg on she MouutAiu side.


Yesterday afternoon . number Of Gold
Hill lads. headed by tho son OF Robert
Lowery Of Crown Point Rsvine. went up
on the mountain side back Of tho old
Uncle Sam tnow the Trojan works. look.
Ing for birds. When about half way BE-.
tween the American Flat road and Ophir
grade. and in . place difficult Of access aud
consequently unfrequented. they. came
upon . ghastly. grinning human skeleton
and beat . hasty retreat.
Tho little fellows wero naturally rather
reticent OF their adventure. and IL was not
till night drew around with Its shades. Its
silencs and lie solemnities that they be.
came frightened enough TO tell what thsy
had seen. The report then spread till
about II y. NJ. 10 reached tho cars OF Ohicer
Shcehan. by . concerted plan between
him aud Lariviere. the undertaken. the
place VA visited ct 0 o'clock this morning
under guidance Of the Lovery boy. and
tho skeleton found o. described by the
boys.
Who the dead was. will doubtless never
DO known. The skeleton has the appear
ance Of being that Of . boy eight or ten
years old. and indicates . violent death.
One side OF the skull 10 smashed In ~ by
"a blow OF q bludgeon. Around the head
was found parts Of . bloody whits hand.
kerchisf; while by and among tho bones
Of tho skeleton were knotted oords. -
though the victim had been bound. lod TO
that out-of.the-way place and then muir
dered. The body has lain there from one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
Gold n,,, VS.. v,rsi.,. CITY.

The tar~sst-shooting match between Billy
Haskins, Of the Sarsaeld Guard. and
Frank Mohahan. Of the Emmett Guard.
will take place over the National Guard
range next Sunday. commencing at 2
O'Clock Ia the afternoon. As has already
boon announced by the News. each man
will DO allowed 20 shots distance 200
yards T; stakes 500 . side. The Gold Hill.
ers feel confident that their representative
will bring home those i've cart-wheels.
He swears that be intends to try TO do 90.
There Il one thing greatly In his favor, At
least, lie has much better nerve"
than tho Virginia City man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
Runaway.


At 8 o'clock this morning there was .
runaway on Sutton avenue. Virginia. The
ino black horse attached to the bakery
wagon Of Fitzmier 4 Armbrust. aud val.
ued at $3.50. was standing in front Of .
house near tho upper end Of tho avenue.
Of which the driver Was delivering bread,
when Pay's express came Gathering by and
collided with the wagon. Tho horses on
the express seemed unmanAgeable. aud AZ
ter the collision. kept on. overturning the
bakery wagon. This frightened the horse
attached 10 u, and he started full tilt
down the street. At d street, In endeavor.
Ing to make . turn. the horse fell and
broke his of leg at tho p~astern Joint, and
had TO be killed. The murderous police
pistol did tho business. Tho wagon was
also badly damaged. The driver Of the
express alleges that the breaking Of . bit
strap rendered his team u~nmsnagsable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
Departure. L.., vs.sias.

A sutro and wife. Il Ford, l. Lee. u
Nicholi. Geo l. Turner. c Iiuniley. Il V
Dey. II = Mesick. l. Rawlings. J NJ Camp
bell. J Madigan. ID Carter. ID Prout. J W
Mcdonald. wife anal child, Mrs II W
Thompson. Mrs \ " Drown. EJ Rodgers.
J l.. Laird. II Block. Mrs NJ A Lewis. Mss
y Lambert. r II Richardson. Mrs Godfry.
Miss " Watson. N u Cohen. J Packard.
W wil.ou. Mrs Van. II y Conger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
AN uSpgN.ABLg TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. and u you lead . mis-
cradle. upsatisfsetoy life in this beautiful
world. It 10 entirely your own fault and there 10
only one excuse for ~you-your unreasonable
thousands. Per- nal knowledge and c0msnon
sense reasoning will SON show you that 0reen's
August Flower viii cure you OF Liver Com
plant. or Dyspepsia. with all it, miserable
effects, such a. Siek headache. pslpitation OF
the heart, sour stomach, habitual eostivrness.
Dizziness OF the head. nefvou. prostration. low
SPIRITS. etc. Its salee now reach every toy non
the Western q .%ntinsDt. and not Q Druggist but
will tell you OF its wonderful eures. You can
buy Q sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you. jei0 Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
A GAZE.

One Of the most extraordinary cures 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 hsras-
mus the best medical aid had failed to stop
the progress OF the mslaiy. wnen twenty.three
bottles OF BRisTOL'S sARSAPARiLLA and
thres phials Of BRIsToL's PILLS made him .
we'll man, jy75 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25

PALACE EATING srAsp.-when you are
hungry and about that time happen to DO
In the vicinity Of tho Palace Balloon. just
below the International Hotel at virginia,
call In st Tommy Heffron's famous eating
stand and get . square meal. There you
can And anything you may wish In the
way OF choice eatables cooked and served
In nrst-clsss style, and not costing all the
money you have either. Give Tommy
Hsiron's eating stand . fair trial, and
don't you forget u. You will call again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
~ ANY DEALER INFORMS

You that he has for sale . dentiriee Identical
with or containing ingredients equalline or
superior In efficacy TO those Of sozoDONT
discredit the statement and insist upon having
that alone. by d1ins so you will secure Q
par exc Hence the beat In thu markct.
containing botsnic elements OF rare pressrva.
tive influence up n The teeth. aud one which
will endow them with ,aost becoming white
ness. Another desirable feature Of this staple
toilet article 10 that It imparts fragrance 10 the
breath. Sold by druggists. jyii I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
THE MACHINE WAS WORN OUT.

why, Not because 1t was not well built. bu,
It was wrongly run. Thousands Of men Who
have run down long before their three scoro and
ten years a.e accomplished might have BEEN
renewed into sprightliLoss and vim II they had
tried the veli.known Peruvian syrup, shich
contains among It, compounds the protoxide OF
ir,n 10 combinsd that Il assimilates with the
blood and invigorstos the whole system. This
syrup has proved eficacious In thousands OF
Gases. and will do everybody good who u.ss u.
All druggists keep IL. Iyl I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
ICE CREAM AND PRuIT.

RI. Taylor has just opened. opposite the
Masonic building, Main street, Gold Hill. .
fruit and Ice tream stand. where be receives
daily. and viii supply all who favor him with Q
call. with the choic-st Of fruits. berries and Ice
cream. Of the lowest cash prices. lie also
keeps Q supply OF the beet brands Of tobacco.
eabdies, nuts. etc. dive him = call aud rest ~
sured VI fair aud honest dealing. lyi2lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25

Nothing has been received at the Wal
Department either confirming or denying
the report that Mckenzie. with 800 men
At his back. has crossed tho Rio Grando
into Mexico, or that. had he done 90. would
not create any surprise In the department.
The British Parliament will DO pro.
rogued on the Goth OF August.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
BASInrprcr BusIsrM.-The follovlnI

B%AsKarrrcr BrsIszss.-The following
business was yesterday transacted before
z. s.rother. Register In bankruptcy {;
First meeting Of the creditors Of N. A.
Ascheim Of Eureka. continued until An.
gust ist. First meeting Of the creditors
Of George W. sample Of Elko. no credi.
tors present; d. RinehArt Of Elko ap-
pointed assigneei bond, $1,000. First
meeting OF Che creditors Of John Piper
eighteen creditors presents amount OF
claims, $9.sl4 IS; Richard Kirman sp-
pointed assignee bond. $4,000.
HENRY wiRD BrrcHER will lecture In
Virginia City on the 18th and 10Th Of
nsxt month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
MEDICAL WONDER.

This great eure for Rheumaiism. Neuralgia
and all Pains. Bufns. sc,lds, Colds. and oil
aches and pains that people and families suner
with, IL really q wonder aid . succers. j.
Jones. Jr. sslls II al uold Hill. jei2 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
rnR PAi.ACR RATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef unezeeiied In Storey
county. 30 to Thomas H,rron's Eating stand.
In the Palace saloon. No. Z North O street,
Virginia CITY. Fresh oysters at all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand d
night. For tasty, home style Of cooking. and
the best and frcsl eet Of all that the markets.
Afford. the Palace Eating stand has no superior.
Try Il. apis N
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sFocX xErosr.
LAST Evrxiso.

Last EvrSiso.
40 Raymond 4 Ely. >. 3si0
1000 Eureka Con-, 70. 80. 35S, Is, "a,
34s, 81. IS, 3sA
600 Belmont. 1
700 Leopard. Doc sJc
100 ella. soc
Ito Northern Belle. iOA
6I5 Hussey. soc
20 Manhattan. ca. 9, ca
3co De Frees. i5e
$50 Grand Prize. 81, 355
T95 Navajo, t5c i0c
2G00 Endowment. zoe. Csc
100 New Coso. Zoe
ESQ Independence, I IS. l 10
300 Day. 40c
400 Coso Con-. sc
100 ArgentA. t5c
so Hillside.
1000 Modoc. 25c
50 Boiis. 81
ass5 Bechtsl. / 40. I 30. 1 IS. Ia.i2o
200 Golden Chariot. zoe
100 Martin White. 81 si0
so Tiptop. zoe
1875 California. 81, o. 81
1910 Julia. CO. 6t.b5, CO.. CO b. cabs
i9j Union Con-. rs. ~
ass Sierra Nevada. s, y.
eco Cen. Virginia. TAIN
$50 Crown Point. -
275 Gould 4 Curry. !, ~
+i0 Mexican. i5a. i5s, i5a Is
905 ophir. IS, an, - bio
$50 Justice. 5.,5
GO Bullion. 4 20
10 ChollAr. Potosi. %. 2sS
30 Belcher. 1 ~, 4 -
300 Savage. lOh, lOh
7O0 woodvill', yOc, soc. sJc, 75c
THIS MORNING.
GOO 0phir. AN, 46, +5t.i5s, BH
Gus Mexican, 5s. 5sb5
600 Gould a Curry, ~
ITO Beet 4 Belcher. Is. i546. i3s'
lisa
lis5 California. o. 81. So
leo Savage. i0l
1850 Con. Virginia. ~, "a. ~. 7'.bio.
ia
4Gs Chollar. 81. 3is. 81. s2sbio. u
90 Hale a Norcro-s. 7s,T "a
$40 Crown Point. 10, IA
80 Yellow Jacket. 10
$50 Imperial, zoe
2t5 kentnek. } co, So
$50 Alpha. 10. 81
$50 Bslchsr. is.i 40. tb
i95 Confidence, 81. 5S,G
AS Sierra Nevada. :, sl.. ".
10 Utah. 10. %
$40 Bullion. 4 IS. 4 20. 4 so. 30. Sass.
so. I Is, 100
J3
4C5 Oysrman, i0t, iOt, IL
so5 Justice. Sc, 5, 5hb5
1895 Succor. l o.,
li5 Union Con-. ~, -, 1sb5
$50 ALA. IL. "a, -
2si5 Julia, ~, ~, "a, Isb5,I
450 Caledonia. 2 10
275 silver Hill. SOC
zoo Challenge. l. 9oc. 95c
$50 New York. sJc
1885 woodville, JOc, 5Jc
I2O Andes. 35c
COO wells.FArso. Sc
II05 Ward. IL, I Is
$50 LsviAthAn, lie
I5j Benton. 2
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o. n. GALLUP.

o. n. GALLUP. opposite the Bank OF califor.
mia. Gold Hiii. keeps constantly on hand ali
favoriie brands Of Imported C:sarr. ohoies bit
cigafs. ell ki.ds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schsum pipes, nuts, candies. me cutlery. and
toys and fancy goods OF all kinds. apis m
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Issress Quotasioa..
lev rm. w..rrns csloS tn rsr rrsnl

IAN FRlScrsco. July $3.50 p. NJ.
ophir a. 42S. ~. a.. California shs.
sa,ss. Mexican lis. Con. Virgins 80
Eureka Con. a.. asa. Bullion 4 GO. Chol-
lar 81, sierra Nevada ~, E~xcheguer ~,
Gould 4 Curry ]. ophir i3t., Julia 1'I'
Alta "a, Grand Prizo J Gj, Utah 1914,
iOT. Union Con. 7. Jackson Sc, Crown
Print !. G.
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A HOUSEHOLD pRnPUMR.

Rvery family able to appreciate and enjoy the
pleasure afforded by . really beaiihful and de
llcious performance should supply Themselves
With the genuine Murray a LAnman's Florida
Water. IL the most delightful and moot last
ing Of all FRAGRANT waters. mys I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
TIE Uses TO WHICH

Murray 4 Lsnmsn's Piories Water 10 put may,
without e~xagsention, be said to be universal.
In refined and culiivaied society II IL recog.
niIed o. the most refreshing and ayr cable OF
perfumes for the handkerchief. the toilet and
the bath, has I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
SENATOR JOHN ?. JONES.
ms VIEWS ON THE IssuEs OF
THE MOUR.

IL Predicts = Complete Triumph
fur ths silver Mes Nexs winser
What Free Ceipage Really
Msass-why Secretary shermsn
Locks Up the New DeiiAr-rne
south Lost 60 she Republican
PArty-some Thoughts on civil
service Refsrus The i~nsporssnee
OF the Chisese Quesstsn-Our
Laboriug nea Must ne Fro
leeted.