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National Republican., 1878-10-08
CONVERTIBLE TERMS.
WAsuINDTUN, y. C., oct. 8, /;

NArHISGTUN, ID. C., Oct. j, 1878.
To NE Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: Our national finance is matter of
great concern, or should be, TO every one, no
matter to which political party ho may be-
long. II Is tie main feature in tho present
political campaign, aud it should be the duty
Of every voter 10 use his best efforts to keep
posted.
am an ardent admirer Of your paper, the
manner IN which its editorial columns are con.
Quoted in the defense Of true Republication
In its compctest sense, and believe that you
have the willingness to answer all legitimate
questions prUpJunded to you, consequently ]
look to you for some answers that will doubt
less enlighteu some Of The REPUBLICAN
readers other than myself
What Is the meaning Of convertible" cur.
renCy, of "incOnvertiO.e' currency, and in.
terconvortible" curreucyf
What Is the meaning Of double" and Sin
gle standard as relating to the currency.
J. B. N. B.
1t would afford us pleasure to be able to
make answer to all the questions pro-
pounded by our correspondent, but as some
of the terms used in his inquiries are not to
be found in our lexicography, we may not
be able to fll the bill satisfactorily. The
precious mctals-that is gold and silver
are the standard OF values Of all money aud
all property among civilized nations,
These are by common consent the standard
by which all values are measured in the
marts Of trade aud commerce. The single
standard Is gold the double standard, gold
and silver. Convertible currency, rs We
understand 1t, is n paper promise to pay
issued by the Government or banks which
can he changed at will for the standard
coin of the world at its par or face value
Inconyertble currency is the reverse oi
National Republican., 1878-10-08

MAINE, Vermont, and Colorado disposed
Of a few aspiring statesmen, but it is esti-
mated that there are now in other States
Congress. As there are only 202 districts
in the entire country, and consequently
only 202 c"n be elected, the supply of
patriots seems to he abundant And they
call this an of year, too.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

6 SINCE the Presidents return from his cir
culation among the people he expresses him
self highly gratifcd with the outlook at the
West. He is of opinion that the advocates
of honest money are gaining ground stead
lily. This shows the President to be cor
rect observer, for II is assured to the country
TINT honest money will win in the end
National Republican., 1878-10-08

THE Chicago Iafcr-Oc,ia thinks that
General BUTLER raised steam little too
"soon in Massachusetts,. Wood aud water
"are both growing scarce, and the distance
"bctwcen stations longer. BEN must econ
-omize on fuel
National Republican., 1878-10-08
ALABAMA AND LOUISIANA,

We gave q synopsis of AttOrney-General
DEvENs' letter to District-Attorney NORTH
RUP, OF South Carolina, in THE NATIONAL
REPUBLICAS Of yesterday morning We
now give the full text of that letter, which
has been forwarded to the United States
Dstrict-Attoruey Of Alabama. A like copy
has been sent TO Louisiana. Those three
States are now under the surveillance of the
law officers of the Federal Government,
with view to the enforcement of
the election laws therein with
hope that fair, free, aud unembarrassed
election may be secured. This action on the
part Orthe Attorney General will meet with
universal colnmendation except on the part
Of the bull-dUzers and their Northern SYM
pnthizers. The enemies of fair and pure
elections have fancied that the Federal
arm has been paralyzsd, and would remain
inert during the pending election but they
will now learn their mistake, rs the law has
been yitali1ed, and will be faithfully vim
dicatcd Tie country will thank Attorney
General DEvENs for his prompt and ef-
iciGnt action.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

TO-MuRRow's NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
will contain special telegraphic dispatches
from prominent points in Iowa, Indiana,
Ohio, and West Virginia, giving the very
latest election news aud estimates Of the
result of to-dny's contest in those States.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

SENATOR Combines expected speech nt
Ithica day after tomorrow is not spoken OF
by the Opposition with as much derison as
usual. The truth is that the Democrats
fear his power before the people, aud now
that he has gone into the campaign with n
vigor that is an assurance of success, the
feeble jokes about the greatest effort OF
his life are not relished by them.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

THE aggregate amount Of coin now in the
vaults or under the control of the United
States Treasury is equal to more than two
Thirds of the entire amount Of legal tenders
now outstanding. With one hundred mil
lions of legal tenders in actual control of the
Treasury and tins large coin balance, 1t is
evident that everything is ready for resump.
tion on the lst of January next What will
the GrCeubackers and Fiatists do then?
National Republican., 1878-10-08

THE Iowa Democrats and Greenhackers
were guilty Of the indscretion of swap
"ping horses in the middle Of the stream
The logical result of mutual ducking will
ensue to-day.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
ATnIl Cut AMful Short.

Germantown Press, DEM
The Dayton Democrat complains of the Nationals
calling them the third party" As remarked by
the JOurnma few days ago. Il depends somewhat
upon the location whether II Is the Democratic or
the National that comes In as'the third party" In
some localities the Nationals represent a huge
Watchdog, so to speak, while the Democrats only
represent the tail cut awful short.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING.

BOOTS, SHOES, HATs, WATCHEs PISTOLS
JEWELRS, &c,
Can be sold for the highest cash prices Gents cloth.
Ing especially desired for which the extreme value
Will be paid by calling on ar addressing iIEHZOG, sos
Ninth street northwest near PennsylYanla avenue.
Orders promptly attended t0. nlAr2S-f
National Republican., 1878-10-08

REV. GEORGE W. PEPPER, GreenbNck candidat,
for Congress in tue fifteenth district OF Ohio, hm
Withdrawn, tho Methodist Conference having dc
c.ded that II would be useless to assign him pu.
pit should lie remain IN the field, IL he might bI
called " serve II the House Ol Representative
National Republican., 1878-10-08
WASHINGTON, OCTOBER S, 1873.

The arithmetic men are getting ready for
work tonight.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

THE Louisville COmier-JOwHGi classes the
history Of the CHISHOLM Massacre Us
gagged in the atrocious tragedy of murder.
ing father, two Of his children, and two
Others in open day, and by the aid of an
infuriated mob, belong in the police and
Tombs literature Of the day, there is no
doubt; but we envy no man who alludes
to such tragedy in spirit Of ribaldry,
Under similar circumstances innocent life
would not be safe in his hands,
National Republican., 1878-10-08

THE impudcnce of the Post-crioriu assert
ing for the Democracy au especial claim as
the steadfhst friend Of the greenback system
Is simply sublime. Everybody knows that
the original issue Of grccnbacks was opposed
b. that party, aud that it, traditional policy
from the days OF President JACKSON down
to the present time, including the brief
period of honesty in its career when old
Bullion BESToN's advice was casually
needed, has been cmphatical!y q hard
money policy.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

REsrMrTrUs is now fixed fact only
So days more and it will become legal
fact
National Republican., 1878-10-08

louisville Commercial
The Democratic party for fifteen years past has
been following steadily In the tracks OF the Repub-
lican party, but are at the time keeping long
MAY hphlnl-
National Republican., 1878-10-08

ALREADY the POSt-erior shows its teeth
in anger because the people of Colorado
have beaten PATTERSON with Mr BELFohD
and makes threats in effect that he will not
get his seat, That time is some way Of,
National Republican., 1878-10-08
For Sale.
''THE HANDSOMEST ROW IN W."
1899, 1884, 1885, 1858, and 1910 Rhode Island av.
For Sale.

Two story, basement and mansard. with sub
cellars: heavy stone foundations; II rooms :
bays TO every story verandnh In rear, with ar
Judgements for summer cOOklngi Two water
closets two stationary wnslistands; hot aud cold,
pumbed 50 rs TO prevent the possibility Of odOrs en-
terlng; Iron speaking tubes to principal rooms par
tions and roof irISsed thus sustaining tho floors ana
preventing the cracking OF walls frescoed ceilings
and walls Npensive trimmings and Casings stained
In Imitation Of walnut two years In bullding mainly
by days work, under the minute personal direction
OF owner, with special reference TO thoroughness,
hrmness and durability, no cement of which is lack
ing; steps walks, and areas Of stone; l6&O, corner
with tower, u rooms, buffers pantry, with sink
elegant wardrobe, with mirror; three washstands,
heated by furnace; n hard wood cabinet hnIsh; ee
giant any house In the city. Al were built with n
yiew to the needs or persons OF dsCernment and TASTE
who require home more elegant and durable than
the cheap constructions usually built for sale As
owner obliged TO realize, they will I've sold for one
fourth less than builder would charge TO reproduce
them. Apply on the premises. scp!iim.
ENOR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
Il property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & CO., 81,
Cloud buIlding Real estate and loans lyil.ly
National Republican., 1878-10-08
His Sore thumb.
Along Way Behind,

[Cinclnnati Times.
It isn't altogether the sore thumb that makes
SnVler look sick these dnys
National Republican., 1878-10-08
What They Think of Him at Home.

'VUI
Hon. James n. Tyner, First Assistant Postmaster
General, spent yesterday In the city. There is nc
more competent official In the Government service
than Mr.. 1yner. lie has n thorough knowledge Of
fidelity that challenges universal approval. The
people Of Indiana have reason to be proud Of Mr..
Tyuer's record Ia the PostOfiice Department, and
his personal friends always glad to meet him on
his occasional returns
National Republican., 1878-10-08

MOTHERS, do not lot your dRrllngs suffer with the
Whooping Cough II you have q remedy so near at
hand. Use Dr. Bulls Cough syrup, and the little
sufferers will soon find relief Price, IS cents.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
Carriages.
EsTABLIsHED 1888,
JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS,

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
(steam Used.l $40 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
street west, Washington, d, G, Carriages and hAI.
received on storage and sold commission.
Carriages repaired. feblt
National Republican., 1878-10-08

1t is now said that BO-PEEP WATTERsoS
aspires TO the Democratic nomination for
Vice-rresident in 1850 He has the thing
oil "Cut and dried" THUKMAH Is to head
the ticket, and HENRI, with his hundred
thousand undrmcd lambs is to be recOg-
nized US the most active Democratic jour-
nalistic bull.dozcr Of the country deserves
to be. The fate Of HORACE GREELEY, who
left journalism under similar circumstances,
seems to have no terror for him but then
WATTERsoN Is not second HORACE
GREELEY by any means
National Republican., 1878-10-08
@. W. FoRsBERG \ CO.,
REAMER & DOWNING,

UPHOJSTBRBRS,
And manufacturers OF all grades Of Mattresses,
No. iO3 X street n. W., Washington, ID. G.
Loose cover cutting especially. All orders prompt
ly attended to. lyli-llm
National Republican., 1878-10-08

THE Republicans Of the thirty.second
New York Congressional district have,
through their central committee, nominated
the Hon. RAY V. PIERCE US their candidate
for Congress This We regard as settling
beyond serious controversy the question Of
n Republican Representative from that dis
trict, which is now represented by Demo.
crat. DR.. PIERCE now represents the dis
trict in the State Senate-is n thorough
Republican, man Of sterling abilities aud
OF unusual personal popularity. We regard
this nomination as equivalent to an election.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

THE New York 7rihrne has performed q
great and intricate feat iu discovering and
laying before the county the key TO the
TILDEN cipher kilograms that were scat
tered in abundance in every doubtful State
in 1876. By this key the depth of that
plot against the rights Of the people and
the purity Of the elective franchise is clearly
and unimpeachably revealed The attack
upon the rights Of citizenship was bold and
determined aud its exposure in the depths
Of its enormity should damn the Democratic
party and It's leaders to utter iniLmy.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
Personal.

nAS. NoTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE HERE
w by forbidden TO give my wife anything OF my
account, she having left my bed and board without
proper cause or reason. JOHN Il. HERRELL.
oct5N star and Post copy
National Republican., 1878-10-08
Boarding..

17S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
Il " west First-class Board, with large. airy
Rooms, from " to $40 per week transient tL50 per
day; baths and gas MRS. O. O. HOWARD.
No connection tlfth ne HOlDurd House
les B
National Republican., 1878-10-08

1ojlieJrdtrWDl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
rru IL WiGsiN SAYS:

Cae cf tao b.. rcrIe,iiet for CataIrh. mar. tho
nj fer,rfiY wr have !oant IN lifetime of snirr.
iri. n sNNgt.ii,lS KAbl.AL CuRE. IL NOT
nipl - q tot : thTsdaa the nos;Til.. and thtte
col' d uith Carh botlle small gass tube mr. u>s
in tih,la.iOn. " chars the h,ed and thrust so
tloNsd his that. tai. eAeh hiornils o. rrlnE.
Ghis q tilr dtf.u th. Catirn diy, hut an uhpfe-
,c suf.,l glra -sOfNo 60 aai rrsli rdcty ofrsns.
-Esg = H. tisg'a. "a is,SAe'ssT s'a'''') Das"s'
r,rn raekas.c eon.ain. w raniorr tmrrovet
frl.' NJ Tai,, VIII sell firN NrttOIs iVr ~, In all
60. frier, sits, iJfgsll b. alt Wholesaiv sai
is.dtiisu r.sisnri ibsiei tl.Iot. tbom ilel nnsi
ttaf.s l.ft 'tas. NtfEaei eitiitlsVr,efA
...ffs. 1 i.lot - u.u.,g -. ih'.,Od, Mass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
FALLING SICKNESS
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED !

An sufferers from thls disssse that arc anxious
10 be cured should try Dr. kissnef Ceiepfated
C,usumpsiye Powiers. Thess Powders are the
only preparation known thai viii cure Con.
SUMPTION, and all aisesses of the throat and
lunss-indecd, 80 strong Y oar NTH In them.
ami also 10 convince you thai they are no hum
bag, we will forward 20 every sufferer. by mall.
po.t paid. nee Trial Boz.
We don't want your money until you are per.
fectly satisfied of their curative powers. II
YOUR life 10 worth saving. don't delay In giving
these Powders trial, - thsy Will surely cure
you.
Price. 70, large boz. 800. sent To- any part OF
the United States or Canada. By mall. On rsosips
Of price. Address.
$50 Fulton street. txooklyn. Nj.
fea rs.lv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19

"TuAr's the hsppisst couple In town.
said the Sheriff. pointing to a couple
just leaving the courthouse. "Ah !
replied . bystander. Z" just been mar
rtsd. have they p "No." replied the
iraperturbabls officer OF tho Law. with a
knowing wink. just been divorced"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
sosslY AFFLICTED.
N na..rorfA a n. !er-fr. tNL: Gevfrr,f-i.
eseAIlY AEEllcIEp. A

!n.s--. J. a ba-rorta 4 %. n,rro; Cs.t,mssi
,sss .,Is Liz bIisarNiisa 10 sii seo srs
afiiletrd With this ~. ace. ] ~Gs gveAfy anneted
viii n Tor losg tlms, ans. cured u Nithtso Dot.
49, OF ,hs GhoysIti.R Ahout ayear ansrvArd9
INss =. an tagcn With Csfura rute sevrr.ly, snq
irllssilatriy . ut for aEothes eottic, vsieh nssd
us, ~ rifht sNg ~ retb~f IRON usr ni.t uoss.
49,, ,,,, l.ent that tbs gtmesy viii do all that u
C'aiired for n. s,d u'cfatoo. Nishlng Gus suess>
liis intrOdaS,!on. A4. 'ssy ua,{ Sea,rurru
Beaver. os,.r-i. of Smith : Doll
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19

LAST year country editor offered his
paper one year for the largest watermel.
ON. The offer has not been repeated
this season. Instead Of doubling up
his subscription list by the grand
scheme. the melons did nothing but
double up the editor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
Better at Home.

On q Michigan avenue car. yesterday.
a young man held young woman's
hand in his. and they almost touched
noses ~ they looked into each others
eyes aud mentally figured that life was
made up Of sticks Of sassairas candy.
fivo-cent trips aud cheap marriage eere-
monies. They finally got to biting on
the same stick OF candy. aud while some
of the passengers smiled and some wiped
away q tear. AN old lady was heard To
remark to herself
"wheu I SEQ such actions il makes
me feel that 1 never loved-neyer begun
to-"
She left the car aud won't to market,
and in about half an hour newsboy
rushed past, crying
"All about the scandal
"Stop. bub ?" she cried. grabbing
after him. "is that q scandal
"Yes-big one." he answered.
"I knew there'd bel knew II ."
she chuckled, as she rubbed her hands.
"when I saw them ere couple In a
stroet-car bumping noses and chaving
cheap candy in unison. said the papers
would have IL IL 1t busted all the tele-
phones In town. Well. let 'em do their
sparkling ut homo !"-I',trOh Free Tres.
Ii IL hoped that when the practical
Joker of the Norristown Herdld again
publishes tho editors OF the aesthetic
departments ss enormously wealthy. he
will put those gentlemen in possession
OF some means or other whereby they
will be able to satisfy the importunate
demands that are inevitably consequent
$780,, .,,.h Qualifications
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19

AT popular store, famous for the
prompt aud polite attention Of the
clerks. q woman OF perhaps thirty years
was looking at goods. whom young
man stepped toward her aud asked /:
els any one waiting upon you ?"
"why. what q question I've been
married these ten years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
Or. |. J. clApkAY's
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE

2Op Kearsy street. San Franci.es,
USsrABLIsHED IN 1884. ron THE
~ permanent cure OF al SPECIAL and Chronic
Di.es-es, - also Ill Female Complaints and
Disesse- Of the Nervous systsIn
Tho immense destruction OF human hfe an.
nuAlfy from .ecret and chronic diseases caused
this old and reliable institution 10 be estAo.
iished nr.t IN Philadelphia. fenn., I'm isso. and
Afteruard- In Fan frzhcisco, Cal. In l-ot, a. q
private dispsn.ary, I'm or.cr 10 srord the
afileted tho beet medical and surgical rea;meni
FOE the sbove and all ether areetion- and eoni
paints. Consultations 81 the Institute or By
istisr. FREE
Pkssieai asd Meutai Debility,
Vital weakness. nervousness. low spi-its. las
situds. weakness OF the hmos and bses. lo--
of muscular power, indispositioa and incapa
biiity for labor and study. awsak. exhsnstsd
feeling no energy or courage, palp itaiion Of the
heart, dullnsss OF apprehension, hoe. Of mcm-
or, aversion TO soeiety. love 81 solitude. tim.
idity. self b-trust. los OF man hood. dizziness
eve. pimpie- on the fsee, sexual OF other m.
armiiies I'm man or woman. are eurcd by the
las,ly eslseisisa PHYSICIAN L. j. o%A'AAf'
a.. u~thod of curing dis.s.e. - peculiarly hi
o~n isnhpoun 20 others). and hencc the graf
sn.,~-s Ih<umafic affections. chronic SaiAf6h,
49,. - Of "A, stomach and Kidneys. liver eoui-
ni.Ints. ete., suc><ssfuily treated. Those VINO
src sudsfing from the errors and lhdlser.uoh-
Of youth. nervous veak-sss. afe s-'a'ea W
psfmsnent cure. ...,
pR- CZApKAY, oue OF ,ns nn.t suecessiai
mriiesl practitioners on the Pse.sc coast. nay
b. eonsnlted eonhdentiAlly In reie.enSe w. .ne
Above and all other eomptaintsA ~ IN" .i-1tA'e'
Ne. non ksarsy street. ssu Francisco.
Changes moderate. communies,ohs s"'I,y
eanadsntisi. Medicines sent By exIr.s.. Al
drsss y. .. CzAPkAY. n. d., Postone. bon
"a San Francisco. Cal. osS :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19

Dxposrrs room OR BULLION rec.!y.a.
/ dthsrsn opgn account or 10 Issue Ckh.
MFiCATfIs therefor, payable tat the option OF
he holder Ia uold Hlfi or San Francisco; to
make collections, purchase Bullion atthe most
favorable fsses, or advance coin .hefeon woen
soils Rilis Of Exchange, and transaen General
Banking business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
TRIED EVERYTHING.

,,-'..s'.i tarc ussd atxfoEDs ksDlcNi.
CUHs Io.. CA1Ai.i,ii. AID it has giy,n psfisct
faissia~i.oa, | haze irst almost every thlns; ssa
b. n tse oaly thing that has given ne relltI.
tlef-fpr~ take Il~ssufc IN rrcotlnr nhins ~ ues
~ ~ siiietcd unh Cstarfh OF any Kind, and ouer
'-'' - ~ v'.sisaly. ',sl - ' ". $. DECKER
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19

The last sentimental agony in songs
is tender ballad beginning:
.who will come above me sighlng
when the grsss srOw- over me-
We can't say positively who. bat IL the
cemetery fence is in the usual repair It
will probably be the eow.-Iia'rkeye.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19
HAMLET To TnR PLAYERS.

spesh the speech. pray you.
A. I prOnoasesd II TO you irippingly on The
tongue
sa'if soa aOa'A IT, I" many Of our players
hsa Is lief cOun, Jeanne. h.a .pOA. my lines.
Nor do not saw the air too much
with your hsnds and tet.
Af,sr ihs fAshiOn OF a wind mill or Brother
Du, u.. ~ ssa,ly. Oh. it Ohend' me to the
To "a. . robusiiou. per wig.psted fellow
Tear : passion to tsttsrs. 10 very rses
Ana mop the stage with 10, 20 TO speak.
Ne not too tame. either.
hui let discretion be your tutor.
A. IL 10 mueA ehespeI than 10 take lessons
OF . professor Of eloeuiioa.
Suit IN. setion to the word. AMI vice v.rss.
And get in your work IN some Kind Of style.
Anything overdone IL from the puiPo's Of play-
whoss end 10 to hold. .. r~sre. the mirror
Up 10 nature. that for herself abs may SEQ
How her clothes d.. and ascertain
n there " any powder In her ears OF eyebrows
Aspeeeh overdope. or cone tAriy od.
Though u make the gods IN the eoek'loh
laugh.
c.nnoi bal make those 10 the puquet
Or dress circle grisye. the eensur.
Of one OF which must. In your allowance,
Ger wsish . whole thsster of Others,
For they pay nom 81 to si 20 each.
o o,hsre be PLAYERS that have sesn play.
Not to speak u prufAnely.
Nor the gait % Christian. fssan, nor man,
Have 80 strutted and bellovsd-
And do not by sny mean.
Refer exclusively TO DR.. L.ndis-
That have been tempted In 50 out To The box
once.
Murder the treasurer. r-covor my money,
"A1 ~ .'e -. -OR Ciiu Ll,rr,ek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19

m Can male money fast-r Al work for u. t,an
u Al ANYTHING else. Capital no, required We
v,ii stars you. si2 per day 81 home made ~
The Industrious. Men. women. oo5s .na ~ ~
sims costiy outfit and terms Tree. Aodress
s.hx Fms TauE 4 CO.. Augusta, Naines
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-19

Oh hotness. Why are thou 81 muehr
wha, have vs doAe. stuck on this mundane
sphere,
Thai thou shouiist use u- such
At this time o. the year. Umf
why chine At aIlf Why not l-t up awhile.
And not parboil nan light through his tile
-TfeafOa Gazette.