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Dallas CITY Lumber Yard,


We have few numbers of the tax
list edition Of ThE HERALD left. BUSH
ness men and Others can get them on
application to our counting room. If
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Texas Ice COMPANY.

We have this day opened branch
depot for the sale of lake Ice, opposite
the LeGrand hotel, Main street, where
ice can be obtained at all times in
quantities to suit consumers.
apl2.dtf REICHENsTEIN & STEVENS.
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Attention, Engine Company No.

Officers and members are requested
to be at the engine.house, Monday
evening, April 20,h, at u O'Clock sharp,
in full uniform, for drlll. A fine of
fifty cents will DO assessed for non-
attendance. by order OF
WIN, LONN. foreman
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Dallas CiIy Lumber Yard.


Jones Il Spatholt, merchant tailors,
7Ol Main street, over Singer sewing
machine office, have just received and
keep constantly on hand well select
ed stock Of cloths, cassimeres and doe
skins, and everything pertaining to u
first. class tailoring establishment. Ten
per cent. of for clergymen. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. m6-dlm
Teetbi Teeth
Almost anybody can have teeth now
that they are 80 cheap. Call and see
DR.. Thomas, at 70l Elm street, and
ask his price. I'm.
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Remedy for Hard Times

u All linen towels, only 81 so a dozen.
~ All linen napkins, only So cents a dozen
2All linen handkerch'fs, only 81 % a dozen.
FINE all linen tableclothes, only Sjcts a yard,
AT the Famous cheap store, 6l3 and
6l5 Elm street. ~
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
Ladies'

Don't buy your hats before you exam
Inc the styles and novelties at prices TO
suit everybody, at s. lralson, Main
street. If
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Picture frames and mouldinps.
new patterns OF wall paper for 1878, at
Reed & Lathrop's. ja29 I'm
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Dallas city Lumber Yard,

--PlOver at Haggart's.-tf
Buy your buggies at Orr's-they
all do 1t. If
Tickets to st. Louis, New York
Louisville, Pittsburg, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Galveston, for sale at re-
duced rates, by Fred Manget, ticket
broker, LeGrsnd hotel.-tf
-Millet seed at Haggart's.-tf
Bath.tubs, ice-cream freezers, bird
cages, water coolers, fly traps, dish
covers, and all kinds of goods suitable
to the season, cheap and on good terms
at II. w. Harry Il Bros. mch26 I'm
Choice western butter at Haggart's.
H. w. Harry h Brother have a
large and timely lot of refrigerators
just in. Call In and secure one early.
mch26 I'm
If you want to trade all old buggy
for new Que, Orr's 10 the place.
Reed q LathrOp.
In spite OF tho hard times the sta.
tionery business seems to be well pat
ronized. Al the well.known house of
Reed Il Lathrop, you will find new
goods continually arriving, and an air
of business that is refreshing these dull
times. 1t is the general rendezvous of
those in search of wall paper, blank
books, wrapping paper, paper bags or
any Of the thousand and one articles
that are found in a first. class book
store. If.
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.


Attorney at law; office, 6O7 Main
street, Dallas. Prompt attention given
to all business entrusted to his care.
=feh4.1Y
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DALLAS. TEXAS,
NOTICE

Mn. W. II, WILSON IL an authorized NO
icltor Tor Tnn HERALD, HIS contracts wiz
DO respected by the ONCE,
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Laughing gas given By appointment
for the painless extraction OF teeth.
First class work guaranteed.
ABLY A. j. CONNELL,
Dentist, G2l Elm street
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Houston ~ Texas Central IL. H.
aouru, Leave. NORTH
TAO A. m ,.,..,... Chicago Express ","r" Illn pm
b,OO D, m ,,-..,st Louis EKprehh,",,'.' b'JO am
Texas Pacific Railway.
WEST. Leave. EAhT,
8,iOp.m, Accommodate On,....,, SilO am
1880 pm ,,",Thr0ugh Express ','''foo pm
Dallas ~ Wichita Railway,
NORTH. g0uTH,
ViW u, m'",,"","-''' '''''''''''''"'iW y" -,
J3O u, ln,,,,ua"",,,'s t,,''u''''''''t'' Va" w. "'
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THE FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER

THE FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER
NJ MAYER at the Famous Cheap Store Os and Gl5 Elm Street
The Fashionable Halter.
MMAYER ut the Famous Cheap Store 6l3 and Gl5 Elm Street.
The Fashionable Shirter
NJ MAYER at the Famous Cheap Store G3 and Gl5 Elm Street
The Fashionable Hosierer.
NJ MAYER Famous Cheap Store, G3 and Gl5 Elm Street
The Fashionable Boots and Shoes.
NJ MAYER the Cheap Store, GlS and Gl5 Elm Street.
The Fashionable Dry Goods
NJ Street.
The Fashionable Emporium.
M. Ratt q street
To be Fashionable and Economical
at Sand 81
FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP SUITS AT Nj, MAYER'S
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The Fashionable Shirter

Err, at the Famous Cheap Store, GlS and Gl5 Elm n
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The Fashionable Halter.

MMAYER ut the Famous Cheap Store Ols and O5 Elm Street
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-29
n.lori.ss s,raip.n.
tcatjn Tribune, Jan. 81

The subje3 Of the following autobiagra-
phy Il TOO we'll known on tho Pacific coast
10 need any comment from our pen, fur
Their than TO say that by all newspaper
mn, State and city officers and hotel keep
crs be 10 considered . welcome guest. In
person Major Jack 10 low set and squsrely
built. His immense gray moustache and
his sandy while hair give him . venerable
a. we'll ~ . military appearance. There
are 90 many old timers In Nevada that
the publication Of the following. gotten
IN 81 the Major at the request Of the
reporter, will be 10 such persons found
extremely interesting: John StrstmAn
was born In Philadelphia In 1924 ; learned
the printing business In tho CoHrier and
Esoair,r ofico In New York; ran away
when his tims was about 10 expire went
10 sea before the mast and eventually
brought up In New Orleans In 1910 (;
stssmboated IL on the Mississippi a. . deck
hand when his friend, the late William o.
Rslstou, was the clerk OF tho steamboat
Big Memphis ; made tho enlistmens In
Inc Mexican war was one Of the first that
landed NJ Brazos on the morning OF the
sth and 9th Of Nay; after pesoe was
declared went 10 New Orleans ; worked
u his trade until struck with the gold
fever In July. 1910 ; obtained o passage
on credit around the Horn and arrived
In Frisco In January. 1850; struck
out for tho mines; went to Marysville,
thence TO Long Bar; gave up In disgust
diggings that WAS paying an ounce ana .
half Q day and struck ont for tho mount
aims; fetched mp Of Q place now known a.
Downieville; kept the big round tent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-29
EUROPE.
[srsolAt DnrATcH TO rHr ooLD Hi
DAILY EEwn.l
n. GREAT War 10 che East.

The Great War 10 she East.
BxLaRApz. Jan. 29.-After . four days
battle the Turks have been defeated near
Rotschsrisk by 4 10000 servians. Hospitals
have been ordered to prepare for 5000
wounded.
LONDON. Jan. 29.-It Is stated that
Prince Daltenberg. son Of Alexander Of
Hssso, will DO appointed regent Of. Bull.
garia.
A correspondent. bessiged In Erzeroum.
writes under date Of January 18th. Is fol.
lows : Typhus 10 raging here and $50 die
daily. There are 10000 sick and wounded
In the hospitals.
Tho Ne~s say: "wo understand the
opposition leaders will meet to-day TO con-
sider the form In which they will oppose
the supplementary vote. There 10 little
doubt that the Marquis Of Harrington will
move . hostile amendment.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-The vote OF the sup
Elementary estimate has become purely .
party question, and tho Liberals will con.
test II a. such. and accept tho result OF .
division as decisive.
Lord Derby last night, In opposing
Strathenden's resolution. that opposition
70 any occupation Of Constantinople would
not be . breach Of neutrality, strongly In
timated his personal conviction that the
temporary occupation Of Co~nstantinoplo
by the Russians would furnish NO ground
for British interference.
Advices from ConstAntinople TO 1880 last
night say that there Is no news from the
peace plenipotentiaries. Tho c~oncentra-
tration Of Russians at Adrianople con-
tinues.
Scouts have arrived Of Chorlu. seventy
miles from Constantinople. Suleiman
Pashs 10 at Boulalr. Mohemet All 10 Of
Constantinople. There arc tan British
ironclads' Of BesikA Bay. Tho Egyptian
garrison has evacuated Bazardlik and 70.
treated TO varna. -.
Tho Turkish Government Is having dif.
aculty 10 maintain order In the capital.
Among the tens OF thousands Of refugees
from Roumelia arc many armed Cir
csssisns. These have already plundered
Suleh, Bourgas. Chorlu. Rodosto and
other towns, and arc now iiocking into
Co~nstantinsple laden with booty. Tho
Government wishes 10 disarm them and
send them into Asia, but IL Ia doubtful
whether they will DO able to do 80. There
ls APPALLING misery from tho Dosphorus TO
the Gulf OF. Balonica. Tho whole coast Ia
crowded with terrified Mohammedans
seeking transportation across the Straits.
Hundreds are perishing from cold, hunger
and exhaustion. and no succor 10 possible
until the panic and confusion In the cap.
ital has abated.
Aivices from Athens mp 10 last night
say order has been re-estAblished. but the
evaporation Of tho people is increasing.
Their disposition isvery warlike. Many
volunteer arc crossing the frontier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-29
PIpfR's NEW OPERA HOUSE.


Piper's New Opera House In Virginia
City was opened last evening. A splendid
audience wa In attendance. The best
people Of the Comstock were there. The
wealth and fashion Of Virginia and Gold
Hill turned ont to give the new house .
genuine warming. Over I, 100 people
were present. The opera house 10 . per-
feet gem. A moro carefully arranged
pleasure resort cAnnot DO found on The
coast. The decorations arc In good taste.
Promptly at = O'Clock the curtain rose.
The first thing that favorably impressed
tho audience was the msnner In which the
stage WAS made. II being perfectly dat In
instead of sloping toward the audience, -
h generally the case. by the new way
the perspective Ia greatly improved and
the general appearance bettersd.
As previously announced, the play pre-
.eptel Vas the romantic drama entitled
shadow" This IL one Of Miss Ellie
wilton's pieces. and 10 10 we'll adapted 70
displaying her 10 the best advantage. In
the character Of Lady Ipez she was fault
less. while a. Beatrice she WA magnificent.
Harry Edwards. who IL . finishsd artist.
made the dual character Of stephen and
Martin Iredell Q living reality. His n
form self. possession snd easy n win
for him tho admiration Of tho ladies and
Arouse the envy Of the gentiemeu. Mrs..
Norton Bush Was everything 10 DO desired
A Lady Etheredge. Her acting was true
10 nature. and consequently well received.
p. q. Maeder lent = kingly air 70 tho char
- Dl..l..H EranL KtIdnH IT IL
Howard. Mr.. Hedley and p. Z. Sullivan
sustained their respective parts In good
style. Miss Wilton's costumes were per-
fcctly superb. while In this respect Mrs.
Bush was not much greatly eclipsed. Miss
Wilton was called before the curtain ct
the conclusion Of the play.
The evenings entertainment concluded
with the musical burletta Of "Jenny Lind"
This introduced 10 tho audience the charm
ing Miss Katy Mayhem. Her songs, dances
and capers. aroused the audience from The
serious effects Of the tragedy just enacted.
and placed them In good humor with them-
selves and the fair actress. She was called
ont several times by her euthusisstic nd
mirer. W. G. Crosbie, the comedian.
brought down the house with his sneezing
song. The assistance. given BY tho gods
Of the gallery did not seem to trouble him
to any great extsnt. He 10 probably accus-
,omed 10 such delicate stteutions. Murray
woods. n Lawrence Leatheriungs, dis
closed the fact that he has good leather In
him. The evenings amusement was enjoy
able throughout. A.
The ase bill will DO presented this
oye.ing. Tomorrow evening bouci-
cault's elegant comedy Of "Lsndon Assur-
anee" will DO given. with Miss Ella
Wilton ~ Lady Gay Spanker and Harry
Edwards a. Sir Hsreourt Courtiey.
"CAmills 10 In rehearsal and will soon
be presented.
And now that Manager Piper's theatre
cal venture has besn SUCCESSFULLY launched
upon the SEE Of popularity. the NEWS takss
occasion 10 renew its congratulations.
First. 10 Mr.. Piper for the propitious be-
ginning he has made. and secondly. 10 the
community ON account Of their good luck
in having 80 fins . pleasure resort opened
10 them.
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PERSONAL. - Tho Portland teerson)
E.,ai.y T.iey,am Of the 18th instant Don.
tsins the following pleasant notice :
d" dramatic circles In this city will lose :
talented quartette In the departure OF
James A. Herne, ]. ii. vinson. Miss kse
Corcorsn and Miss George Woodthorps.
whsrever these artists may 90 they have
our hearts we'll wishes" Mr.. vinson and
Miss woodthorpe arc now connected with
Pipsr's Opera House. Virginia"
SOLITUDE AND SocHrr.-N u easy, In
the world. to live after the worlds opin-
ion ; u 10 easy In solitude 70 live after
your own , but tho great man II he who,
In the midst OF the crowd. keeps win per-
feet sweetness the Independence OF soil.
tuds. No man can remain Independent
with an empty stomach. Fill up Of Dave
kadovich's Capital Rotlsserie.
A DECIDED LIxrskss.-"Don't be look
like Sam Curtisf" Thstis what each ono
asked his neighbor last evening when
Harry Edwards came on tho stage 81
Piper's New Opera-houss In the character
Of Martin Iredell. The resemblance was
90 striking that u vas universally OBJ
served.
PIONEER BAxxRr AND REsrAunAxr.
There Is not . better place In Gold Hill at
which 70 buy bread. cakes and pies than
Of the Pioneer Bakery. The restaurant
attached thereto 10 one Of the best Dun.
lon A Long know how 10 mako thinQ1
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VALUE on TIME.-As nothing truly val.
usble can DO attained without industry. so
there can DO no persevcring industry
without 4 deep sense OF the value OF time.
Pit In your time eating ut J. p. Becker's
Gold Hill Restaurant, and you will always
DO happy.
wxAxExno.-There 10 such decrease In
The water ct the Gould 4 Curry that II 10
not necessary 70 run the pump faster than
two or three stokos per minute. whereas
net long since u was being run at the rate
Of seven or eight.
Down d B%rRKrr.-It seems strange to
~ tho buses run down B street, Vir-
-ginia. 70 Gold Hill after the theatsr. but
that 10 the way they do II now. u street
was formerly Virginia's principal thor
oughfaro.
MARRIAGE licenses have been Issued A.
follow: Cornslius Corners aud Honoria
Kelly Of Gold Nill; Martin Murphy and
Maria Foley.
TEE anidavits OF publication In the bull
lion tax suits against the Grown Point and
Bslohsr mines have been filed.
TIE Consolidated Virginia and Califor-
mia mining companies have made applica.
ton for patents.
TIE mud remains ss deep and As thick
- ever to-day.
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she Will NOT WALTZ.
Ansshsr Illustrates 81 shs Rssgh
Csara Beaest0ss rahsa -
Tree L~svs-CPvsl Chareh Crssds
"A Paint Hops.

Ahor, TIM v~el. .go william waltz
"A. 80
procureu = license ~,
psrties are residents OF Gold Hill. and the
u. ,.l,nv /, natural interest in all local
=, a.. g., aha, TIA
anAir'' m.a' ~-",..,-. AZ.
license bad been Issued permitting 'D'
tanning M thess two fond beartA. Soon
.-.-.l...., AZ, ,he counle had
der' "a -
disagreed upon religious quesuons' snu
Tia, Ia intended partnership was de-
- 80. mi. ,.,ur.liv lsd 10
e..w. .Sa.. n. tina.hesrted peopjs OF
c,n 80 shs matter VA thor.
ooie eenyon. .sx.rsi ewing ~circles.
9usnls .-.,a ~ her upeuyisble posi.
Deins m !. S.mwnnitv. Mia Flannsran
uon IN w a. liz ~ foIioving
va oons"An"
nocs: u,,, Tan as-I vi.h Ia set The
Coll HILL, IN !. ,i,.,a -, 49,
Pupne isn a. cI.a.:sS. on a.srr-
.hien sPPels .hi.s A.. ~. -, in,r..
uAy -. ~ ~ si...Svbs.a -.
ueo. ip-msr occs.ion thst some mia.
Avsre on 49, 49, h~,..sn
yra,.na n.s.,s ~h,.S hroncht onr
NJ. "aa -. s,nns ,-s,winstion,
yoriS moi hsve tshen
ouen snVeS. NJ w.,,- .,,srntsd n a.
pisce n.u y .s.i.rs |, M.
ceive mo " e.iiins " 49,.
fsrent denomination I,om ,no IN y.
mined upon prev,oa,ly a. s,.,
Waiz 70 % 80 unf ~ hsva
70 me so imPo. nv .,.S lin I'm Fri.
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LIGHTNING FlAsnEs.

The Suffer claim Wa considered yestsr.
day BY the Private Lands COMMITTEES.
| Suffer claims TO be the original disooversr
Of gold In California. His claim 10 for
land that had been granted him BY tho
Mexican douernment before California
| WAS acquired by the United States. Tho
committee Of the Last Congress reported
fsvorably upon the claim. giving him nfty
thousand dollars In lieu Of the claim, bat
| the Senate did not consider u.
william Z. Chandler last night sent .
telegram 10 Major z. A. Burke, New Or
leans, asking whether he, - . representa-
tive Of Nichols. had . conference ct Worm
ley's Hotel with Matthews, Garfield, Sher-
man, or Foster, about the 26th Of February
last; whether any paper. understanding. or
agreement resulted from that conference
concerning Louisiana Affairs. and whethsr
Il IL now In existence. or . copy OF IL.
Conkiing. Q few days ago. In . converss-
ton touching upon tho same reports -
those which now come from Nov Orleans,
and represent Major Burke - saying. that
Conkling had . speech ready last Winter
opposing the counting OF the vote OF
Louisiana for Hayes, authorizes the state
ment that such . charge Ii Absolutely
false.
Tho Commissioner Of the General Land
Ofico has received q dispatch from special
agent Hestsr In Florida. stating that the
Grand Jury at Jacksonville has found In
dictments In seventeen cases against a.
legged timber depredAtors In that State, In
volving immense values In lumber. tim
her. tar. turpentino and roain.
Anew Orleans special says: C~assanove
was released on 5000 bonds. signed BY
Aristidss Marie and Joseph hAscon. col.
ored property holders and large real estate
owners. Kenner IL In jail awaiting bonds.
Wells 10 still mon est. search on the part Of
the sheriff having entirely failed 70 dis
cover his whereabouts.
James II. Batchelder Of Lincoln, VT,
was arrested yesterday, charged with ut
tering forged paper, the Brandon National
Bank being victimissd from 10000 70
$50, 900. An examination will be had on
Wednesday. The bank has attached
Batohsldsr's property ct Middlsbary and
Lincoln.
Aspecial from Pssth says: There Il NO
immediate danger Of ~inundation here, bat
the island below Pesth 10 flooded, and
twenty villages arc submerged and prob
ably completely ruined. II Ia impossible
10 send aid because tho river 10 obstructed
by Ice, and . heavy snow storm blocks the
roads.
General Gibson, commanding In Mon
tans, telegraphs from Fort SHAW, under
date OF tho 26th instant, that Colonel No
Leod 10 there and regards - improbable
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FIRE IN FRANKTowH.
0reas Excitement aud Lively
Wsrk-Lass oSo0.

Our friend Maurice May. at Franitown.
washoe Valley. writing 70 rs under date
Of tho 2sth instant gives the following
item: Tho Pranktown Hotel took fire
Yesterday from Q defective stovepipe and
II II had not been for tho ener.
oetic efforts Of our water bucket
ire company tho largest portion Of
our small but beautiful village would
have been destroyed. Mr.. John Duval Is
now under medical treatment from In.
lurles received on tho occasion. Duncan
TcRse, Dick sides and others Of our
most notable citizens. together with Nate
Kendall Of Reno covered themselves with
glory. The whole property 10 worth
5000, but the loss was confined 70 about
$500. Glory 70 the heroes OF the oooa-
slOn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-29

BONANZA BuLLIoS.-LAst saturday even
ing . shipment Of sai5,is5 IS worth Of
buliion w. m.ds from Virginia City by
the California Company. and $is3,35G .,
vorth by the Consolidated Virginia CON-
many: total, S39s. 9oi u. The accounts
n IA, bonanza mines for the current tscal
month now stand - follows; California.
3Y72,2i7 Gs; Consolidated Virginia. $780,
s73 %.
Nrw THEATRICAL PArKn.-The initial
number Of Tie Siay,. virginia's new thea
t.Iesl psper. has been received. II pre-
seuts q neat appearance geographically
II. y. Lawrence Il the publisher.
rAcILrrrrs ron EoRKss.-h took Just
four minutes and thrce-quarters for the
audience TO get out ot PiPcr's Opera
House Last evening. In eass Of . IRE the
houss would be cleared In much less time.
Frrznxmn a AHnBnusr. Of the City
Bakery. furnish the finest suppers TO be
found In Virginia City.
Jor BAwpEs 10 still running the Yer
snds House in good style. His customers
are gro wing faI
Nm. SoxEs had his leg broken while
coas,ing on A street. Virginia. lat sAsur-
day night
DIR bar Of Trojan ballion. valued 81
s4.4so w.s shipped from Gold Hill last
evening.
Pnorr.son W. PnAxx STEWART has In
his possession . wonderful coal specimen.
VALENTINES are making an appearance
In the show windows Of the news dealers.
TIE snou has disappeared from the
streets of 0oli Hin anil Virginia City.
Ir II expected thai the Savage v.bob
viii b ready for action by next Friday.
rur Virginia Board Of Aldermen will
meet this evening.
nup has come in the place of tho melt
ins snow.
soA.Lrr rrrr. prevails in Virginia
City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-29
A sKNsR OF WEAKNESS

Il Omen felt by persous who cannot locate any
particular disease. II they work. u becomes
labor; II they walk. they soon tire; mental
efforts become . burden. and even Joys are
II cast over their lives. Recourse 10 had come
timer 10 stimulants Of . dangerous character.
The advice of physicians " refrain from active
labor produces no happy results. 'Whyf The
syrtem Ia facilitated and ne da 70 be built up
properly. Peruvian Syrup will do this very
Thing. Like the electric current. u permsstss
corporal functions, u nisss up the sofssblsd
and b'ingr tia color 10 the cheek again, and
hops TO the ds~spopdent. Il does lts wtrk
promptly and we'll Sold By all duggists. jh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-29
AK YOURSELF rnRsR QUESTIONS.

Are you . despondent sufferer from Sick
Headache. Hsbltusi oostiveness. Palpitation OF
the IIe.rti Have you Dizziness OF The Headf
IL your Nervous System deprsssedi Does your
Blood circulate bsdiyf Have you . Cough.
Low spirits. coming up OF the food amer eat
ing, etc., etc.f All OF ihese and mueh more are
the direct rsults Of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. 0nEKN's Auousr fLovER 10
now acknowledged by all druggists 70 be .
positive cure. 100000 bottles vsrs given away
In the U. &. through druggists 10 the people -
. trial. Two does will satisfy any psrSon Of
its wonderful quality In Curing al forms OF
Indigestion. Sample tottles 10 cents regular
size Is cenn. Sold positive By all nutclass
drugpists In y. las COW On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-29
Treubis ID Mexies.
GAN FRANCISCO.
Annual Eieesiss OF the Beiehsr
Minisg Company Report Of the
Secretary.
ESPECIAL TO rHs COLI HILL pAu.r srvs.l

Ban FR,scIsco. Jan. 29.-The Belcher
Mining Company held its annual meeting
to-day. and elected Jamss,Nowlands Pres.
ident. A. X. r. Harmon Vice President,
]. D. Fry. Robert Morrow. J. II. Dobin-
sou Trustees, and John Crockett. Secretary.
Ths Secretary read his report. The
bullion received amounted 70 e4i4.000
assessments. $407, 900 ; received from the
Crown Point, $77,0O0; overdraft now,
4 $1,000. Disbursements, $l,0S6, 600
owed the Bank Of California al tho Begin
ming Of 1878, SIS 5000.