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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14

VIRGINIA CIrY. Jan. ~. ls7s.-Georse G.
Pratt, Esq. Secretary Utah Silver Mining
Company = Dear Sir: During tho past
week tho north drift on the li5O level has
been extended 10 feet, with no change
worthy OF note In the ground passed
through. The total length OF this drift Il
now 562 feet. The east crosscut on this
level has been advanced 81 feet. Tbs face
10 stiil in dry vein porphyry. Total length
81 crosscut, ~ feet. The vein at this point
has been explored from east 10 west . dis
lance OF 200 feet.
On the l350level tho south drift has been
extended IS feet. through fair looking vein
porphyry. with streaks Of quartz In u.
The total length Of this drift Is now 200
feet. The north drift has BEN ertended2i
feet. tho face In hard rock. Total length
1874 feet. =,
The machinery In and about the mine ID
all working we'll.
W. II. SukrrERD. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14
San FRANCISCO.
l~,rrcrAL TO Il GOLD HILL DAILY urws.l
A Batch Of New. from the Ray city.

San Francisco, Jan. IA. = AT Shell
Mound Park yesterday DR.. Carver accom-.
plished tho feat Of breaking 23s glass balls
out Of 800 with . parlor ride /; distance
eight yards. The balls were thrown by
hand.
Tho match at San Bruno range yester.
day, between teams OF three men from the
National and Union Guards. 200 yards.
was won by the Nationals. who made 1873
out OF q possible 600, the Unions max.
ing 497. Sergeant Warren Of the Unions
made the unparalleled score Of i73 out Of
. possible 200.
Avelino Yesca. one OF the Procopio and
vasqutz gang. was arrested In . house on
the water front yesterday morning, on q
bench warrant issued from Contra Costa
county, for cattle stealing. The band has
been operating for . long time In Contra
Costa and tho southern counties. and were
engaged In the notable attack on and pill.
laying Of the village OF Tres Pinos.
All Chung. Q noted Chinese highbinder.
who was arrested on Saturday night last,
charged with killing James Harrison.
alias Chinese Harris, an e%x.convict, on tho
Gath Of last March, In Q dispute ever .
Chinese gambling game, and confined In .
cell In thu City Prison. committed suicide
during the night by hanging himself with
his sash to the ventilAtor OF the cell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14

Gov. HUBBARD ON THE MEXICAN
QUESTION.
SENATOR yooRHEE, TO SPEAK on
SILVER.
tssrcrAL DrrAroHKs TO ran ooLD Hit
DA LIZ NEws.l
The Texan Border.

Houston, Texas. Jan. IL. - Governor
Hubbard has written q threo-colunn letter
A. pr..;d.,, Have. n, ho,d.r .g.irs IT.,
goes into details oil the causes oil Mexican
raids, and gives the history Of the same for
,hs ,s.t twenty xe.rs incluJipy Cortin.'s
..n,rrs M Rrovn.viIio In Is,o rh. Gov.
srpor's sncciac chsrvcs srci First~It ba.
nan a d~cnr,d.tory war sscond-Tbat
Crstom. honse officer have heen murdered.
.honse. taken and robbed post.
oalces robbed and burned. hundreds upon
hpndreds Of citizens killed. and some
tortured: Vim. McMabon. for Instance.
lad hi. leg. cut of, and was forced 10 walk
on the stumps Murdoch was chained, a
harrow placed on him. and no was burned
while In his own house. within five miles
of Corpus Christi. Women have been
made prisoners and subjected 10 treatment
too horribIsto mention. Third-Millions
Of dollars worth Of property have been
taken from Texas owners. carried into
MEXICO. and .old IN tbe public markets.
Pcurth-Mexico has furnished An asylum
for tbe robbers. and . nIaeo Of deposit for
ali N their nlnnJer and stolen goods.
Fifth = The Mexican Government has
ha.n nsu6ed many times by Ours OF the
syi.tsncs N tbess eyils. bnt she has mot
rs.,rsinsJ h.r c%i,izcns .nJ .be refnsc. N
pormit The limited states to break mn the
hostilo bands which commit tho atrocities,
aud has declared mat an a,,einp' 20 u1 80
r.sa.sJ ~ e,scutc The e,tr.dition treaty.
not surrendoring raiders who were them.
aalysa ananlipa nj mankind. In hFQaElnR
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New Mising Locations.

The following notices Of mining locs'
tions have been filed for record:
Lsnorl-This claim IL In Silver Star
Mining District, Storey county. and er-
tends 800 feet along the ledge. Robert
Morrison, Petor Carney. Thomas ii.
Alchorn, Peter Fitzgerald aud Charles
wilkes arc tho locaiors. Tho notice Ia
dated January !, 1878, and was nled Tor
record on the i7th.
Caroline-This claim IL In Gold Hill
Mining District. south OF Delaware claim.
and comprises 800 feet along the ledge.
John westlake and Thomas Powell are the
locators.
south Overman- This claim Is In Gold
Hill Mining District. II comprises 500
feet along tho ledge and Is . relocation Of
the South Overman by Thee. Phelps and
John p. Jones. the co-owners having
failed to perform the requisite amount Of
work TO maintain their title.
Sultan-This location ID In California
Rsvipe, Virginia Mining District. IL
commences ct the northern boundary OF
the Drexler Mining Company and extends
1900 feet In . noriherly direction In Cedar
Hill, toward the Sutro mine. This loca.
ton il an extension OF tho Alban ledge and
IL q relocation Of tho claims formerly
owned BY the Montgomery Company and
the South Sutro Company. Il. T.. hioe ID
tho locator.
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q AND CURRY.

VIRGINIA CuY. Jan. Is. is7s.-A. TX.
Durbrow. Esq. Secretary Gould 4 Curry
Mining Company-Dear Sir: The main
shaft Was retimbered IS feet during the
week. which leaves about 20 feet more In
the south aud pump compartments 10 be
repaired. The west drift. 1900 level. was
extended 10 feet. and IL now within 5 feet
% the point where tho main incline will
strike the level. The face Is In hard west
country rock. but perfectly dry. II no
water Is found within tho next few feet, .
long drill will DO used to tap it. and then
an uprAiso made 10 connect with tho main
incline. The whole line of pumps was
stopped for iwenty-four hours during the
week for the purpose Of giving them .
thorough ovcrhAuling. The pump has
been running steadily since lAst April. and
u became necessary 10 give IL some Atten-
ton. During the stoppAge tho water In
the incline rose about IS feet. and II took
Us several days 10 pump IL down. Sink
ing. however. VAS resumed this morning.
The work Of building up the compressor
foundation Progresses ~fAvorAbly. and all
machinery is now running smoothly.
y. 7. 0ssisros. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14
WINTER At LAKE TAHOE.
The Beautiful Lahs which Never
Freezes Law water New
Steamer.

A correspondent Of the San Francisco
Bulletin. writing from Glenbrook, Lake
Tahoe. under date Of January Hh' gives
the following items:
One would expect TO see Lake Tahoe
covered with ice at this time OF year. after
the thermometer has been down to 10 and
~ below zero night after night with Ice Q
foot thick In many places on the swift.
flowing Truckee. But no ! Our beautiful
Daughter Of the Clouds Is as FREQ from the
embracing arms Of Jack Frost IS she ever
WAS. Since Time was young these waves
have rolled TO the shore, Winter n Sum-
mer Alike, free ~ the mountain stsrm that
kisses their cold lips. The little rivers
tumbling out Of the lofty submits are
loaded with icicles and almost turned into
glaciers. Bonner Lake. MArlette Lake.
Cascade Lake. and all her ~neighbors. sx'
cent Fallen Leaf Lake. 60 into Winter
quarters early. but these two never.
Every Tuesday morning the Governor
Stanford leaves the dock for . trip around
the entire lake to distribute the United
States mail, for the regular performances
Of which duty her Captain and owner. W.
W.. Lapham. Ia under heavy bonds. No
matter how cold the weather. how thick
the falling snow. or how violent the wind.
tho staunch little steamer goes her round.
The remuneration IL $3.50 per month.
An occasional party Of gentlemen accom-
pany the crew on their grand round.
Since tho residence Of white men on Its
borders the water has never been so low.
The Stanford. though drawing but Sc
inches Of water. can barely approach the
outer end Of the long wharf at Taboo City
-Yank's. Hot Springs and McKinney's
are barely within reach. and Roland's Is
half . mile from deep water. There IL mot
. landing on the lake to turn about
in-ail have 10 DO backed out OF. The
surrounding mountains are bare OF snow
on the southerly ddes. and have but little
at any place.
Contractors have specifications, and the
materials arc being prepared for Q new
passenger boat, 10 DO $50 feet long. SO feet
over all. 30.inch draught, guaranteed to
run twenty miles per hour. She will be
furnished with two large boilers and two
26.inch cylinders. She will make her
trial trip on the Goth Of next June. Sealed
proposals for 4 nAms will be received by
Captain Lapham up 10 that day. The
Stanford will 10 used In towing. for which
she Is excellently fitted.
The mills have all closed the big hotels
empty Of guests, tho landlords and their
families living In . corner Of the great
houses like Irving's squattcr. and all the
lingerers about the mountains are prepared
for tho long Winter now Ut hand.
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LIGHTNING FLASHES.

A letter from Denver givcs The silver
and gold yield OF Colorado for the past
year at 81 Doc. 900 coin value. The grain
yield 10 valued ct about $3,0Oo,OOO and
tho coal at nearly 81, 200. 900.
A fire In the bonded warehouse attached
10 the Orient distillery 81 Canton, hary'
land. caused $4,000 damage. Insured.
Tho Italian Society In Warrington h.,
cabled 81 expression Of coincidence win
King Humbert !. and the Itslian nation
ON tho death Of King Victor Emanuel.
A fire on the steamship Herman during
the trip from Bremen 70 New fork Jam.
aged the cargo 5000. The crew were
working many hours before the firc wa.
eltinguished, the passengers meantime
being greatly alarmed.
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SECOND pispAToH.
Senator Msrtoa's Repert on she
Chiaese Questioa-rhe Lick Com.
promise.

BAN Francisco, Jan. ii.-Inquiries by
prominent journals Of the Eastern States
for q report Of tho late senator Morton on
the Chinese question are In some cases
coupled with regret that his death pre-.
vented It's preparation. It is stated by
intimate personal friends Of the late Sen.
ator. resident In this city. that Morton
prepared. previous TO his Oregon trip. an
exhaustive report on the subject, covering
some sixty pages Of foolscap. and that the
manuscript 10 now In possession Of Nor.
tons son at New Haven, Conn.
In the case OF the trustees OF the Lick
estate vs.. John ii. Lick ct al, In the
Nineteenth District Court TO day. Judge
Wheeler decided that the amount u money
which the trustees offered to John IL.
Lick In compromise must DO paid out OF
tho residuAry amount left 70 the Society
OF Pioneers and the Academy OF Natural
Sciences.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14
JAMES q. Fan. Supt
HALE AMI SoHcRoss.

VIRGINIA CRY. Jan. II. ls7s.-Joel y.
Lightner. Esq. Secretary Hale 4 Norcros'
Silver Mining Company-Desr sir: The
water stands to-day tho same Is last TO
ported-3s feet above the 1000 level. Work
has been commenced excavating = pit Tor
q balance bob at an appropriate point-oO
feet above the 1900 level. The pit, when
completed. will 30 80 feet long. II feet
high, by 10 feet In width. Our stoppages
Of the pump for the past week were : hours
aud IS minutes. and tho average speed was
G.ss strokes per minute. Total number Of
strokes made. G0.s97. The Chollar-Nor.
cross-SAvagc shaft was sunk 20 feet. and
the ventilation much improved In conse-
quence Of the 100 level drift having been
connected with the old Chollar-Potosi
works.
PuILIPP D-EtprsurIMER, Supt.
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best AND

vIRoISiA err. Jan. Is. is7s.-william
Willis, Esq, Secretary Best a Belcher
Mining Company-Desr Sir: Tho west
erosscut No. /, 100 level, reached . point
234 feet west Of the lateral drift. The face
10 unchanged. except that there are occs-
sional streaks Of soft quartz. which Assay
from 81 W s.. This drift 10 exceedingly
hard TO run and Is getting very hot. The
north drift on the anne level has been en-
larged for q distance Of 100 feet. II had
become almost impas-able. and IL Was
necessary TO enlarge IL. As we intend short
ly 10 start . Wine on our north line. and
have TO use the north drift 10 reach II.
Nothing was done In the north drift, 1900
level. The water In the Gould A Curry
incline WAS so strong that IL required all
the compressed air We could make W
handle their donkey pumps. i hope 70
start up the north drift some time during
the coming week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14
A .KNsR on WEAKNESS

l. onsn felt by persons who cannot locate any
particular disease. II they work. II becomes
labor; II they walk. they soon tire; mental
efforts become . burden. and even joys are
dimmoi By the shsdo~ Of this weakness which
IL east over their lives. R~conrre IL had ZONE
timer IN ,timulants of . dangerous character.
The advice Il physicians 10 refrain from active
labor produces no LAppy results. WHY The
sJrtem 10 facilitated and ne de 20 10 built up
properly. Peruvian syrup will do this very
ihing. Like the electric current. II permestss
The entire system. and harmonizing with the
corporal functions. IL rai,es mp the euieebled
and bhng- the color Ia the cheek again, and
hope 10 the Respondent. II does its wtrk
promptly and we'll rold by all drusgists. jAi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14

Tar $40 PrEcE.-Thoms o'Brien car
ried of tho $40 prize at tho shooting gal.
lery Of Taylor 4 Rahilly. In Gold Hill.
yesterday. Tommy O'Brien. Dave Morgan
and Jack O'Brien tied ON . score OF 70
points. In shooting of. Tommy made DC,
Dave % and Jack 93.
BEsrrr BALL.-A grand ball will b
given at Virginia Miners Union Hall on
Saturday evening. February o. for tho
benefit Of the widow and children Of
Michael N. Walsh. who was recently killed
in the Imperial mine.
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JAMES q. FAIR. sapt.
oPuIR.

yIHorSi, CRY. Jan. ~. is7s.-Colonel
@. L.. Weller, President Ophir Mining
Company-Dear Sir: On the 1900 level
the south drift adjoining the ore body has
been extended the past week 81 feet and Is
now 2i5 feet south from crosseut No. l.
The rock passed through and now In tho
face is very hard blasting. We are nov
cutting out a chamber and when finished
will sink a Wine from this level. The
Wine will pass through the vein 80 fsoi
below this level. ~ IL will be perpsn'
dicular. -.
No work has been done in the drift
south from the main incline the past week.
II will be started up tonight. The joint
west cros.cut on our northern boundary,
which il being run u connect with the
Ophir- Mexican Wine sunk from the iIOO
level, Is now In IS feet: the rock continues
very hard blasting with an increase In
water.
On the 1900 Lowell tho east crosscut ID
now in iO5 feet and passing through H.
vorabls working ground.
On the 100 level the Joint Ophir-Meii'
can WINE Is within three feet VI the 100
level, eleven feet having been sunk tho
past week. The dow Of water continues
undated. The joint east crosscut on the
southern boundary has been extended u
feet and ID now In 40 feet; the ground Is
softer with more quartz.
The large bob at the 1900 level was
started yesterday and works well. We eK'
pect TO be able 10 resume sinking the main
incline Monday or Tuesday. by Tuesday
we shall DO connected with the Sierra Ne.
vaiA air gallery on the 1000 level. All
work u progressing WE'LL
JAMES q. fAIH. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-14
Ask YOURSELF rnEsR QUESTIONS

Are you = respondent sufferer from Sick
Headache. Hsbltual costivene.s, Paipita,ion OF
the IIo'rtt Have you Dizziness OF the Head J
Ia your Nervous system depres.edi Does your
Blood circulate badiyp Have you . Cough.
Low spirits. coming up Of the food amer eat.
ing, etc.. etc 2 All OF these and much mort are
the direct insults Of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. 0HEKs's AUGUST fLowrR IL
now acknowledged by all druggists 20 bs .
positive cure. 100000 bottles were given away
ia the U. q. through druggists 10 the people a.
. trial. Two doses will satisfy any perron 81
Its wonderful quality In crriDg all forms OF
Indigestion. sample BOTTLES 10 cents regular
size Is cents. Sold positive by all INST clsss
druggists In U.s las cow ON
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ESPECIAL ArTRsTION HERE.

Notice the " star Remedies" DR.. Van Dykes
'Anii Bilious CurV" 10 preferred to all Other
iyspepiic incidence. First, II does not sripe
second, I, does not nauseats; third, 1t 10 pleas
aut To tnste ard smell
front Oil Ointment" 10 prepared from Lake
Tahoe Trout, and 10 the best Liniuent In the
world for rheumatism Neuralgia AID sprains
10 to your druggist. get . sample bottle ol
elsh. ( &c ~ charge. Trout oil. 50 celts pei
b1ttie. AntLDilious Cure, 81 10. aui3 ~
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a ASto"tHo 'sNs ~
given. have been sen. from the Comsioek
to the principal Offices Of the various COM
pAnies In San Francisco:
CALIFORNIA.
VIRGINIA CRY. Jan. ~, isIs.-A. p.
Gordon. Esq, Secretary California Mining
Company-Dear Sir:-0n the looo level
the north drift from the G. 4 Q. drift ma,
been advanced IS feet. and Is now IN III
feet. The rock continues very hard blast
ing. The work OF repairs on the norm
drift and crosscut IA being continued.
The orc breasts on this level are without
change. 49,.
ON the 1850 level the north lateral drift
has been advanced 20 feet. and Is now In
sc feet. Tho rock continues very hard
blasting. The ore slopes OF this level are
also without change.
On III. 1000 level the ore breasts o %.
linn TO look excellent. The lateral drift
east Of the ore body has been extended
.ou,h i3 feet; total. SC feet. The lateral
drift north, To connect with the above
drift. il now north from No. 8 WINE ~
feet. Both drifts are passing through .
body Of porphyry % nc value.
ON the 1850 Lowell the north drift IL o
north Of No. 6 winze DC feet. The ore
passed through the past week and now In
the face IL 81 good quality. The work OF
repairs ON the north drift and the various
crosscuts il being continued. The swell
ing Of the ground on this level Ia much
greater than ON any % the levels above.
The north lateral drift from the main
.hAfi Ia. been extended the past week :
feet. The rock passed. through IL very
harl blasting. The rock-drill "a now IN
place. and better progress will DO msde
hereafter. The ore stopes on this level
are looking very favorable.
On the 100 level no work has been done
thu past week.
on tho 1850 level the north drift has
been extended the past week ~ feet.
Tho ore in the face Is Of medium quality:
No. ! winze Is now sunk below this level
200 feet.
ON the 1910 level the joint east drift on
our northern boundary IL now In 40 fest
- feet having been run tho past week.
This drift continues 10 pass through .
mixture 81 quartz. clay and porphyry oil
no value. II continues dry. East cross
cut No. 5 il nov In $50 feet. 43 feet having
been run the past week. The rock passed
through the past week aud now In the face
Is soft porphyry. We are now drilling
west on this level from the bottom OF No.
5 winze. The drill Is In 40 feet. no ore
Of a value having been encountered.
Tho drill Ia. now reached the solid rock OF
the VEST wall.
All work &. progressing a. %iavorably As
can BE- desired.
JAMES q. Fan. supt.
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The Great War 10 the East.
LONDON. Jan. IA Baroness Burdott
Coults. as representative Of the contribu-
tons TO the Turkish relief fund. has re-
ceived tho following telegram from Mr..
Layard. British ambassador at Constanti-
nople: "Tho distress Is increasing ter
ribly. Fugitives arc arriving by thou
sands. Nine trains are expected to-day
saturday. from Adrianople. bringing
10000 fugitives, mostly women and chill.
dren. who will make the journey In open
| trucks during a heavy snow fall. A large
number OF other fusitives will arrive
shortly. I have engaged q house near the
station 10 receive tho most destitute and to
| provide for the distribution 81 food.
Twelve hundred sufferers were lodged and
| relieved to-day. Funds ara urgently re-
| auired. The Turkish Government IL do
| ing It's best. but its action IL Almost paral-
wed by the overwhelming magnitude Of
the misery that 1t has to deal with"
Ut. PETERSBURG, Jan. ii.-The Grand
Duks Nicholas telcgraphs from Gabrova as
follows: ~ have arrived here and await
nnr.ner ln'ei,'senoe ',p ~ M ns1TS,,
tomorrow : cross 'no naIAsns w
thousand prisoners nave arri'eu n,ro anu
are being dispatched TO various destina.
TONS
Gen. Rarzof. after clearing the Gyopsa
| Valley Of tho Turks, dispatched q column
towards Kalofer and has occupied Rlissura,
where he united the detaehmen,s 0, nls
DIVISION co,nins num .nn,Ia, shh,ir,n
TN. condition az The Ger. health il sat.
isfsctory, and the reports published in
London to the contrary arr false.
ILLS, IAN n"ihrr ,ha Tnrt. 5,,s IaSn
d.fes,ed and driven 10 Kopdagh. Rrzeroum
has been completely invested since Jan.
u,ry ON.
,
LONDON, Jan. ii.-uenerai uourko mas
occupied the position ia'eiy held ny sulei-
man fasha' GENERAL i'sdetHky Is hurry
ing with All speed 10 hdrianop'e Tue
Turkish forces are believed 70 DO cut On
and to have gone South.
CoSsrASriSopLH, Jan. ll.-Server Pa.
| aha. Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and Ma
myk Pssha, leave here for Kazanlik to-day
| IN meet Grand Duks Nicholas, They rave
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SILVER HILL.

GoLp HILL. Dec. %. is77.-w. +. Dean.
Secretary Silver Hill Mining Company
The various working faces OF this mine
have been advanced during the week end
ing At noon to-day a. follows: Crosscui
No. I north. 600 level. 80 feet crosscul
No. 2 south. COO level. Sc feet southeast
drift, COO level. 33t feet crosscut from
station. 800 level. IS feet. Tie incline has
been sunk i6S feet.
N. @. HiLLYKn. Bupt.
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Doa's You i'ors.s Is.

Bear In mind that . first-class fifteen
ball pool and oarom table Is provided for
the amusement Of the patrons Of Tom
Finch's Comstock Exchange saloon. oppo-
site the NEws Office. Also. that all the
newspapers and periodicals OF the day are
there TO DO found. Cold lunch atall hours.
Tom invites everybody 10 call and test bis
Inequalities.
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rnR PALACE EATING STAND.

Por . roast OF beef uneIeelled in store,
county. 20 TO Thomas H,nrn's Eating stand
Ia the Palace Saloon. NO. ! North q street,
Virginia City. frcsh oysters at all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand d
night. For tasty. home style Of cooking. and
the hest and iresl est Of all that the markcti
srord. the Palscc Eating stand las no superior
Try II. apis m
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A CARD.

To all who ara suffering from the errors and
indi-ereiions Of youth. nervous weakness. earl,
decay, los. OF manhood. etc., I will send
receipt that will cure you. REE OF CHANCE.
Thi. great remedy vas discovered by mission.
ary In south America. send . sslf-addressed
envelope TO the RRv. JOSEPH T. lNMAN,
station ID. Bible House. New YORK City.