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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-06
Bonn 8ltke erSMiaaett.

Iem-G M n, CONT, D. Suit. Wa9'
rsno aeferu bic bieiige nSt. Wtarien.gempes
rem, .@eieai6aft" in SbameSs@rooe, Z Yteilen
fluBaufpdrts, ,ibrYicnic hielt, brad ein 8eipit-
ter log, pas beinahe spei Stunoen lang anbielt.
gine feurise8ugel eridlien. serbarit inter laus
tenn aradeu nrO serIdmetterte eineu 9roBen
Baum, untsr tpelhem cine dltlid)e 6rau, Sea-
mems Bridget Wtarme1, Sdns Dor benz llll'
wetter seiud)t bate; bic Sran muroe augens
blcflid get0otet. Ser Slisiirahl wiblte eill
gro6es God oil ben 8urseln OesSaumes auf,
in ipelhes Der iur6tbar ueritiimnlelte9cidnan1
Der Srau Marmsa fiel. 9eute, Die 200 Yarbs
bon benz oom Slite 9etrOfienen 8anme ent'
fernt fanoen, muroen bon bemSd)lage betaubt
81 Soben geiuorfeu. 3pei Samen lpuroer
an ibren unterenglieberu geldbmt, nno einen
Sungen wurben Die Shube ron oen SiiBer
aertiieu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-06
Die 1.utersuda,ta oes ssablbetruas

9temz Srleans, S. Salt.-Oas biefae
Sub,@onlite bes Botter'itell &omite'S hielt
beute eine fur5e 9,tung uno perb6rte Srn.
$. u. Woiflep, @leif oes 8reisgeri6ts uno
Yunoes-@ommiiiar. Oerielbe be5euste, baB
bic metiien Der benz Geturnina goat6 unter.
breiteten affioapits BON linn in ieiner @ieens
i6ait ols NahlSHperuiior ausgefertist ipur<
ben. 3eu9e iibersab oem @omite perif)iebeue
bieier Oofumente, Oarunter ben urIpriingli=
den Yrotcff bes SupeluiiorS 3. q. 8eber.
= lin balb llbr ging oas @omite in grer
fntlp>Sisnn9 iiber nno usrta9te fid bann bis
n1orgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-06

Ratsu fir ben ,podleutliaeua aGorreiS SomOenteit.~
@srto irameo, I'M goraus sablbar:
l @EempIar aaf 6 @nuatc S1.25
l GrempIar auf II @uuate $50
3 Ggemplare aui II @unatc 6.75
4 GgempIare auf 12 Nunate $50
OaatsH aus ~raHten ihr Gtats ano GereH-
SBaftsn-WortO trei in Den sser. u
.Staatea:
5 Gremplare anF II @baate. $40
10 Ggemplare anf II @nuatc.. 20s'
NIT eiuem ertras@rsmplore Oes gBO6enblattss
fret auf f2 Uaonate.
Is Gremplare auf IL Monatr. $50
nit einsn Grtra grsmpIare bes 9asebIattee irsi
oui feds WOnnte.
20 Gremplare aui II @uuate. $40
unb elm Grtras@rempIare oes Godenblattes irci
aui sipoif DaOnute uno Elm Grtrasgremplar oes
9aaebtattes Trsi aui ieds Wionate,
80 GrealpIare anf II Mnnatc. $50 \
nit einem eremplare Ocs qBodsn- unO aasSIattes
trct anf spOIi Daonate.
40 Ggempiare auf 12 @unate.. $50
nit siuei grtraserempIaren Oes gDoaeaslaass
unO einem Ditto oes 9aseblattes aug IA 1aohss
so @gempIare auI l2sgl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-06
PINS MitteIattterifa.

Rana a, II. STINT. - Oie oYactpcz
Steamzgtapisatiou Comp" perfiinOet, bnB
fiiuftiabtn ieoen Wittpod ein 9ampfer bon
Banana nad @uapaquil, 8apta, @allao uno
Galparailo belDroelt merbem p,ro. OaS alte
arrangement, na9 tuel6em Die 0ampfer Die
Ssrbiubuns mn nit oeujenisen Der v8opal.
Mail-" unb Der y@eneral Transatlantic
Steamiblp Comp" hertcaten, 1T auigeboben.
uno alle GonfurreaS=9inieu lperoen bon jett
al Gelegenbeit baben, al Der Sei0rberun9
bon Baiia3ieren Nntbeil su rlebnleu.
@erii6te iiber eiue beuorlebenOe Iepoluticn
IN Banana iinb nod immer i'm llmlaufe, nno
man fiir6tet, baB nah Anfnnit Der Oele9a<
ton aus 8ogota, weld)e Dem Sernebmen nah
bon einert 9beile Der @arbs BON Colombia be<
gleitet weroen iOl, Elm 8erluf gemaAt mer.
ben miro, @cneral GorreOlo, Den se9enmdrti.
aeu YrdlioentelI, III Itiirsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-06
Sie9eSiutel.

JtemzY Orf, 5. Suli.-- Gtna 200 NbitiI=
rienten bes Columbia .@ollegs" uerlammelteu
iitb beute Slbenb in y0elmoutco's" uno be-
i6loiien, Der fegreiden 8ootsmanni6dit ibrer
alma mater, weld)e bel Der beutigen Rs9atta
gu 6enlep, @nslanO, iteste, bel ibrer 8iidfebr
einen 9roBarti9en gnlpfang gu ueranitalten.
Der Gntbnfa8mus mar un9ebeler unb Der
Subel obne @rensen. OtahOenl ueri6iebene
0ieoeu 9ehalten unb ein Gon,ile ernannt por-
Den mar, I'm Sorbereitunsen fir bengmpiang
Der heimtehrenoen Sieger 81 treffen, wurne
eine Segliidluiiniduns8 Depeide ourd Oas
ntlantiithe HnhI undl @unlnnh abaeidlift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-06
WerbeerenSer @e,pitterftmrm at, A.
Sult.-S6redtideS Gnoe zines
oentidben &tr6ensYtcsfics bel
YtttSbur9, Yenni.-3ebtt Hers
isnett bout Sltbe erSd)Iaget, ittto
ptete nerlekt. SeGs Yerfonen

Bittsbmrg, Bennl., 5. Suli. - Der
Stlrm, ,ueldler geitern oieie Geaenb belnlz
iudte, rid)tste id)reflid]e Germiiitungen IN,
nno iiber 20 Meniheulebem fielen ibm gum
Spfer. Mebrere !6duler in Der Stabt fpurben
bonn Yltte 3etrofIen, uno betrdhtli6er Shaz
ben entltanb bnrh ueberihnemnlun9en, l'ho6
fno feline Serluiie bon Menihenleben inner
balb Der Stabt su befla9en. Auf bem 2anoe
lit ieood bic 3frftSrung ungebeuer, oiele 5dnz
fer 1ino SriiCen lpuroen tpeggel6Denlmt uno
Die @rnote gum 9roBen Shetle uernidtet. Su
benz Srte Sanops@reef, II Oleilen unterbaIb
bieier Stabt, ltiea bas 9Saier4 6uB bod unO
rib QGes, mas ibm I'M g4e9e ftano, fort.
Die @obnung 9(bner @onner's, in tueldler
fih auBer benz 9ausberrn nod ieine @attin
unb 8ino, Sra Song, Elm 9eiuiiier Sopo uno
ein unbefannter, ipelf]er Sd]ub oor bem Sc
lpitter in bem 6auie iudte, befauoen, iunrbe
BON ben Slutben weggelbmemmt, nno ldnlmta
lid,e feds Yerlonen rrtranfen. Die Veiben
Sopb's, @onner's, bsfieu Sran uno bes Sinoes
murben bente mor9eu auf9efnnoen.
Die Yerionen, melde geltern lpdbreno bes
5u RoB=@roue absebaltenen Bicnics elmer
oeutiden lutberiiden @elnsiube aus Sbarps-
burg pom Ylibe eridlagen muroen, iino fo.=
genoe: Srau s. Staitbmiler, Al Sabre alt,
uuo SpuIpeOHIg HHo t9t elipugllYeo Nlupi
gS. Brager, Is Sabre alt, 9ermann Brase-,
5 Sabre alt (beioe 2ettere maren SDbne oeS
6ru. Setter Yrager. Yrdiioenten Der vSbarps=
burg" uno Der v@tna-Sparbanf"), 9uowia
@alt, Yaitor Der gemeinOe, Sopbie Sdln-
oelmap, Is Sabre ait, nnb Srau St0pner, 40
Sabre aft.
Serpunoct purben: iiinf 9inber rer Srau
Raitbnliler, barllnter ELL 1S=ldbrl9es Otdo-
den, iebod) feiueS Oerielben t6btli6, 4i5Sie
aroit, 18 Sabre alt, bebenfltd, brei &lnOer
oes 6rn. gursunO aus Sbarpsburg (eius
berielbcn ift tDbtlid perlebt, uno Die beioen an-
beren erltten Selnbriide), sobanu Gent, %
Sabre alt, @eorg Cent, 13 Sabre aft, Otitael
Sbrumm aus SbarpSburs, Sri. gnnie @eiB
ler, tpabrldleinlih t1Dtlid perlett, Sri. eiSSie
Bur9uno, t1o.lid permunoet, uno Yaitor Carl
Otalb. 2etterer murbe BON einen seripluter<
ten NIte getroffen unb iit ieitoem beipubIlos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-06
0erutii6te DepeId)ett aus Netp=
Wotf.

Stem Dorf, 5. Suli. = Der 20~idhrige
Sa8. 9ougbcrtp gerietb geftern Mor9eu an
@de oer @reeuz Mnb BrInceiraBe in einen
Sautpf nit etli6sn Betruufenen uno tpuroe
ourd eineu Sttd) nit einem SSeoermeiier 10
id)mer in Der 8ruji perpunbst, bab er flrS
oarauf oeridJieo. Der M0rber entfam.
- Sob erDHnete beute 5u 1909.
- Sen1D Daniels, Subrmann zines @is=
wagens, febrte beute piebiid) betrunfeu in ieine
gSobnun9 Suriid uno brang NIT eiuem Gran.
hirnleier auf ieiue 8attln ein, nm, spie CT
iagte, Der Srau unO iid islbit ben 9araus ;u
MAIDEN. Die Srau ergob Die Irme, I'M Den
WederitoB ab5upebrea. uno cine ibrer Sdnoe
mnroe bis auf oen &nohen our6lhnitten.
Ser @utbenSe ergrifi barauf bas gSeib bel
ben Saaren nno ipollts ibr geraoe bas Oteiier
IN biz Sr.;it ltoBen, als Elm Yabbar, ipelder
bic Siilferufe Ger SSrau b6rte, eri6ien uno 9az
uiels- eriaBte. yta6 furSem uer5weiieltem
0tingen iplroe Daniels nit Siilte inswiid)eu
berbegeeilter Yoli5iiten entmafinet uuO feit9es
nenlmen. Gr bate bas 9eben leiner Satin
Id]ou 1iterS beoloh Der 9tid)ter ftcate ibn
inter $4,000 giir9idait.
- Die Mitslieoer Der vMarp aomtburei
Scr. sc" Der Scnpelrltter aus philadelphia,
mel1e murgen auf Dem 9ampfer ,4ndoria"
mad europa abreIen, famen beute gabmtt=
tag bier oil. Stele. Der bief9en Sempelritter
ltatteten linen beute Nbeno einen Seiud) i'm
i'm ,St. gtiGolas.6otel" ab. Mebrere Sa=
men besleiten Die @eieaidait nad europa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-06
Scr snSiat,er=@rtea.

Sulanpille, Woboc @Ountg. @al.,
5. Suli. adt SamIlieu fuo iOebsu aus
Dem SurprIie>Sbale bier ansefOmmen. Sie
Snoianer batteu iid benz 2hale bis anf adt
Wtellen gendbert unS pliiuDcrtcn Die benad)=
barten Nniieblunsen. 6reuublid) geiinnte
Yluten batten bi: Nnieoler 9ewarnt. oaB Die
Sannods i'm Shale einbre6en wiiroen.
Sffi3ieae 0tadridten aus Dem eager Der
Sruppen amSiioarme beS SobnDab= 6luiies,
bonn 2 ., Dt. batirt, ersebeu, oaB Die feino1
liden Snoianer am 80. Suni nabe ienem
Bunfte iiber ben SOhn 9ap-SlnB iesten uno
fidl sur3eit, als bic Depeife ab9iug, i'm Gor<
Sbale befanOen. Mtan slaubte, oab ite nabe
Der Miiuouns oes @rano Stouoe iiber ben
SnafezSluB geben uno ibreH Mari9 inter
9edung Der gSdlber auf ben 8lue Wonutains
fortieten piirbem. an Elm @efeft 3miideu
ben Sruppen uno ben Snoianern iit fir nleh=
rere Gage nidt su benfeu, wenisitenS ni6t,
bls Sberit 8beaton ben Snbianern Den ySes
5rr Slud]t abaeldnttten hat.
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Ser f2. sSttIt ta Wontreal.

Vt treal, 5. Sult. - Die SSrleoeuss
rid,ter oieier Staot, 200 (?) ami 3ahl, bislten
beuts cine Seriamnlung, lint seeignete MaB.
ressin sur Grbaltun9 Oes SrleOens an beuor-
iteheuoen Sabrestage Der S9lad)t am Sopne
gu beipreden. @eribieoeue Sori6ldse mur
ben Oistutirt, uno bic Debate banerte 10
lanse, oaB DER srDBte Sbeil Der anweienoen
iid entfernte, Obne cine Abitimuuns absn.
warten. Niehrere bon bem Mupor Inter
breitete geihtiiIie, ruslde bic abiidl Der
nSranier" beoauerr, ben Sricben Der Staot
abermals onrd, cine Der 0taiorltdt Der @im=
mobner anlt0Bi9e 5sier su 9efdbroen, meldle
Die @eietgebung bon Quebec aufforoern, ale
Partei=Qns5iige bird ein @eieb gu oerbleten,
nno pelde idlleBlidl Die anwenonng oss
Oi,ltdrS bel iolden @elegeubeiten fir unratbs
lam crfldreu, ioubsru Die @rbaltun9 bes Srie.
Oens Der OuniSipalbeh0rSe aupertrauen, uur=
ben an9enommen. Die gerianlmluns uahm
oaraui nod nit 40 9eseu Z Stimfnen ein
Sertraueusuotum fir Oen Wapor au uno Der.
tagte iif Johann.
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Oie MeiSe oea a,r5f;oe,,te,,

@iIfesbarre, Yennl., 5. Suli. - Ser
9rdfbent uHb @efolge reii'ten belte Norgen
nm 9llhr arf einenI Grtraause iiber bic Re
bigb-Gaileg"- uno bic ,Bbila. Reaoinaer
Habn4 nah 9arrisbura ab.
6arriSburg, Penni., 5. Snli. = Der
Vrdfbent unb iein Bealeiter famen heute
yin4inittag aus 1poG1ing bier an uuo reii'teu
nad fnrSem Mufentbalte mad Waibington 5ll.
rid.
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1(eue dn6etgeul.
fS Wroff Gomplimrntir- d. 1auS-
~ Is = atritp

- a13eetbc cpsusa afaunerdDctSa g. nad ,@apilnHtentaV
SSlibtngs @rpue" SnRutna, ben "a. 3ltl.
60 6alr9ele9eHbett lit bis 9eatbnittags llbs lfNH
Der Dale VT. S17, SantrN= AOeHus, su habgn.
N55.6l,4,O Sna Enf;tite. Ii
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Sa1tfetptfe,

Stem Oorf, 5. Snll.- Die Spibenbano,
let Scott & Comp, Nr.3O4 nnb SO6, @anal=
itroBe, baben fallirt. Yaiiipa 1925, 1922. 81 ;
tbati1blidDe Nfttua $14O,4l4.94.
Batb, N.z5., 5. Snli.- Nd)tb. Sobn 9.
Sinclair aus gethlebtm hat fallirt. Geine
Baifua betra9en mabrideinlth iiber $10O, 900,
lpdbrenb ietne Nftipa gleid Stud iino. Con
greBnlitslieb sranf JoneS aus Yortsmontb
1T einer Der bauptiddlidifen @ldubiser Slnz
clair'S.
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.ebelid5er 3,ptft une Morsperiud,. /.
SruSerntpr0.

Scranton, Yenni., 5. .-OfIGael
Soran tpuroe heute III @arbonoale ipdhrenb
eincs Streites nit leinem Yruoer Batrid So-
run BON Dem 9ebteren auf Der Stelle erldol>
len. Seioe maren sur 3eit betrunfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-06

gtorfoIf, %irg., 5. Suli. = &mannel
Sid t5otcte beuts IN 6rantltn, Sirs., anua
Bsrfins, feline @eliebte, burd einen StluB.
Beioe Setbeiliate iparen Negsr. Giieriu9t
miro als bic llriade angeaeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-06

YOn0On, 6. Slli.-Sn alien Blnmn0Hz
ipluaereien iii 8ilirifte StOdport ii eine
0Obureouftiou bon Yrolent angetiinbigt
uorSeu, iuete in stpei gsod)cn in Strait tles
ten ioa. Die Nrbeiter i6ancn oen gSioer'
auo su bcqiinlliaeu @ln Nusitano III benz
Oiitrifte miirOe 900 Eerloneu broblOS ma
ChPu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

A JKRsrY widowsr who had taken an
other partner, was serenaded ON his
wedding night. The parties brought a
phonogrsph. in which was preserved
some OF the objurgations Of his first
wife, and set IL going under his window.
The happy bridegroom broke ou, into a
sweat and red up the chimney on n
bridal tour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

oScx upon an evening dismal. gave
her a kiss paroxysmal. and called her
name baptismal. precious name loved
OF yore. All. she was darling crea-
ture. pert in speech and fair in feature
but sgad. you cant teach her. Tor she
had been there before. and only muir
INJURED "Duzz me more"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

Misrnrss-But I thought you were
very comfortable. Mary Msry-les,
mem but the young man as keeps eom-
pany with me thinks there's too many
gentlemen visitors come here. and they
might wesn mo from his young aiiee.
tions so. with your permission. i will
not ba a medium for contention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22
Rsy. In. WlGaIN SAYS:

&c of the b.. rerirlies fjr cstsrrh, nsy. tho
r. 4 rc1Ig,ls ~ have found In Lifetime VI sunci.
hg u = ~. arDs RAnlJ.NL CURL. IL ts not
unriras q tot.A Trough ta nostrils, and lhere
rlsirs = m earh bot. g sIlAll gss- tube TOT use
IN Iaaiailon. IL ClsaIs the hsad and thfot 80
ttOrur-.iiy thEt. ta, . casa utofulns fislIg.
tt-Fr arv no npiefs .at seer tiiaal no di'agrcu-
this 9 a kiug d.r,lg tho ctifv u y, rat an utpfc-
cgtisuir 10 ca aa' rrsllrdc- y organs.
-wF y " Hf.fy.g. T. n fcsssfsF llisls.l A<usos.
rN-h pasta-r eoniAias ~ S,nsor,iS Improved
faha.l.s l... vt;a iGit ciStetIOn, f,r u.o Ia all
fa5st l'fi r., sit1 Iors-,la ~ nj W aol.sic and
i.vtafilrr sNli.A dIyrals', sighoui tset afei
.sIs - ttrvHtc. hE' k>C ln'lIls.urntEh
arv..ts al4 ntt hTalc llHg...rt'. Ni-t1t, NsAs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

"BaYASr never ehewed plug tobacco.
smoked five cent cigars or wrote with a
cedar pencil" And in this respect We
resemble Bryant to very considerable
extent but when IL came to writing po-
stry Mr. ID. had the bulge on us-f Ne
may be permitted to quote one OF the old
Greek scholars,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

81 DID not come here to yield " will
now pass into English history with up
Guards and at 'ein. Kiss Me Hardy. "
"whoa, Emma " and sententious Oh
servations OF q pointed character made as
various times by military and other sini-
nsnt persons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22
nnrA1IX ArEflnIEn.

Wears. = o BaaeortA q Ca. b.-rer; Gs,isT,,si
~ is.s Pisf,s y r,s",nSssfnnnf Al sp nrs
afiiicttd With lAs d. tse. Nas greatly aihieted
Wilt " roe lo'E ilrr, sa cnIci u With y bot.
iWss Pain L.. en- y IN Cattrrh quite severely, and
imlr.rilsisig ; II fOr naogh.r bottle, which nned
me sl fIEht swing no rclis iOsn tsr nryt do,e.
AZ. ,olais a that thh rcmes.y ~lli Ia all that h
C'siITst flr H. alI niOr too. Wishing you sueecss
ais iht'~.astion. an 'rty hs,y ,l,,,ru
beaver. Octtr.a, of smith a Doll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

DIP the prophet Isaiah ever eat at a
railroad station ? II certainly looks 80.
for how could he have described u so
literally 10 he did not "And he shall
snatch on the right hand and DO hungry
aud he shall eat on tho left hand. aud
they shall not be satisfied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

"sn,LL we know each other there
asks lecturer. referring to the future
aud better world. That depends upon
whether he ever loaned the other fellow
Ave dollars. The latter will fail to
recognize him IL be owes him "N."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

CuRIous folks in Chicago. A clerical
gentleman in Janesville. Wisconsin. sent
70 q Chicago bookseller for farrar's $
Seeker After God. The bookseller
simply wrote back: "No such persons
In Chicago"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

Tuk ,ramps in Ohio are destroying
the rsapers and haryesters, but they
should remsmber that rs man sows ~
shall he also reap. and II they des'
troy machinery in this manner they will
be arrested for ryo.otous manner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22
MEDICAL.
6.oo0 fEET ABOVE THE SEA.
scnElY AFFLICTED. a

> n n,.,corts q "a. I1,r-Tr, Ci,l. ce-f,r-rr. :.
ptOaptsd by a oa.f ~. : iuf those eillSts.It
Win Caisrrh wssh 10 q = y T. ! nlsny u tSnfp
81 SASROl.DS kAptt ~ ct W fur q NIAi.hii.
Have bsen sorcl IN az STD y "a ll-I aialGsssa.o
Tor four years, ani h.l . tst 4 ,.Nn lno. repsiy
without avail until foufat . totfic OF tis abovo
liiltr f,,rn vo ~ eh rave Ic alcin>t hlstAnt re.
IsI ii bsi-x 4 ea!Ts niipial ~ well a. local
rrie,iy bllev~ % u b. ~ thai u si-imea tos u
n I,adicAl Cura Tor Caifrra. -. ,..-,,.,.
Very tuiy vpgTs wv. AMETfVE.
pru,ef ~ =. fS.l With yeuson. bllsJ 4 Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

PIT. BARSuN was with his show IN
Ithica on Thursday. AMI addressed the
audience from the ring. which causes Us
to believe that his speech had the true
ring
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

Ir this thing Of writing paragraphs
were to bs abolished entirely. would the
country be q whit the worse for i,'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22
TRIED EVERYTHING.

tsaas-s. j q. H,s,rcF'a ,sC5. nssner. o.. Gs.-
f,sssss, = 4 hsvs tsrd SAsfoED-s RADICAL.
CUi,s loG CATAlalii. End IL h.s giyrn pcrfect
ai.i'',or hs,s is,sd s,sss s Ii.t Ani
IA rg.o-s take rlslfnre ~ recommending iis nre
10 ~ ai1c'rd Sita CsarIh OF any Kind. and oner
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED /!

All sufferers from this disesse that are anxious
Coasump,ly, Powdsrs These fovders arv the
only preparation known that viii cure Con.
sumption. and all diseases Of the throat and
lnng.-indeed, 90 strung 10 our fsith In them.
ami also 10 convince you that they ars no hun
bag. We will forward 20 every sunercr. by mall.
post paid. Q nee Trial Boz.
We don't want your money until you are per.
fectly satisfied of their curative powers. II
yoar life ls worth saving. dont delAy In giving
ihese Powders trial, ~ they viii surely cure
you. :,
Price. foe large boI. $500. sent 10 any part o.
the United States OF Canada. By mall. on rscsips
ASH a. ROHBINs1
so Fulton street, kookiyn. MI.
fes Tskly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

nEposrrs ofc0is OR BULLION received.
III dthsrbu open account or 70 Issue Ckh,
| TIFlCATAs therefor, payable lat the option oi
tho hnlder) In Gold nlll or San Francisco; 10
mana collections, purehass Bullion tthe most
favorable rates, or advance coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In San Francisco; (;
sells Bills Of Exchange, and trsnracts General
Banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

PARE (Round rripl pl....................ol 20
Tieisis fron Rsno and Return. I 90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

EXCURSION TRAINS RUNNING Hv-
ERY SUNDAY FROM vIR.
CINlA CITY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-22

AT STEAMBOAT xvEaI SUNDAY.
js7i I'm
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-03-14
The Question.

Hon. Geo. Pendleton thus eloquent
ly sums up and presents the great and
real financial issue, now so agitating
every section and class of people
throughout the United States:
But down at the bottom, Underly-
ing this conflict, which is but an incl
dent and symptom, there is a graver
conflict and mightier struggle, array
ing greater forces, and stimulating
more gigantic efforts. 1t is the con-
fict between that capital which en-
ploys no human hands, which never
pauses by night or by day, in winter
SHOWS, or summer heat, or autumn
rains, which never wearies, never rests,
never loses, but ever gathers in its in
crease and interest, and that capital
which employs labor, feeds enterprise,
stimulates industry, and brings into
activity and cooperation, the hand
the head, the busy brain, the cunning
ingenuity, the productive energies OF
all the forces of accumulated wealth
and human vigor. 1t is the conflict
between that capital which seizes the
production of others and that capital
which itself produces. 1t is the con-
fiict between the money power and the
industries Of the country.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-03-14
Proper Legislation,

The Mississippi Legislature has en-
acted a law regulating cotton ship
ments on railroads. The following is
the section specifying the rates to be
charged: That any railroad company,
or the assignee, purchasers or mana
gers thereof, doing business in this
State, or which may hereafter do bus
mess in this State, shall not be author
lied to receive more than 81 per bale
for each bale of cotton transported 100
miles, or less; ST so for each bale of
cotton transported $50 miles, or less :;
80 for each bale of cotton transported
more than $50 and less than 200; So
30 for each bale of cotton transported
more than 200 and less then $40
miles So for each bale Of cotton trans
ported more than $50 and less than
300 miles; So 80 for each bale of cot
ton transported more than 800 and
less than $50 miles; provided, that
this applies to cotton shipped from any
point within this State, the distance
herein contemplated being the distance
from the point of shipment to the des-
tination as expressed and required by
the shipper. Such companies may
charge less prices than prescribed in
this section for cotton at competing
points of other railroads and navigable
rivers. Holly Springs Reporter.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-03-14
THE RIPLEY NARROw.GAUGE.

The Jackson (Miss.) Clarion says
the legislature has done great thing
for the State in passing the act to en-
courage the building of Ship Island,
Ripley & Kentucky Railroad. 1t
provides the first and only tangible
measure which has been adopted for
the construction of a railroad from
the northern limits of the State, and
through the center, and terminating
within easy access to the capacious
harbor of Ship Observation-Disclosures
ing the measure has been advocated
as a State enterprise for the last TWEEN
ty-6ve years. The grants set forth
are munifcent and cannot fail, if the
penitentiary labor is obtained, to secure
the building of the entire line within
the time specified. 1t will be seen
that provision is made for commencing
the work at both ends of the line
with the least possible delay.
This line completed, the road will
run from Middleton to Ship Island, q
capacious harbor on the gulf coast Of
Mississippi. With such an admirable
southern outlet for our productions
how inviting would be the scheme tc
extend the narrow-gauge road from
Middleton to the Tennessee river, and
thus penetrate the rich grain field;
and mineral deposits of that produc
tive country-or connect the Ripley
end with Col. Vaughan's Brownsville
narrow-gauge line, connecting directly
with St. Louis. Let the Ripley roaC
be completed, and other auxiliary
lines viii be projected as feeders
May the day speed on when the Soutl
viii feel in her veins the coursing of {
new life in development and enter
prise.