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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

The following named parties are among
the thousands who have been cured OF
catarlh by the use of DR.. Sage's Catarh
REMEDY:
A +. Dowrs, New Geneva, Pa; =. ]
Ia, d, Vt; Levi sPri ger, Nettle Lake,
ne; Milton Jones Scribe. N. Y; J. e
Miller. Brldger Station, Wyo; j G. Mer-
rimao. Iosansport' inis; I'm M; NJ N. Post Post
a; Ii. B. Ayers, la Porte. Ind; Jessie M
.ars F.. Branch Ind; 7. Williams, Can.
ton, Mo-; w. A. Thay or, Onarga, IL
B Nichols, Jr., Gslveston. Texas, Jonas
+ Rrinet stonesyi,ie; ia; ~, :; w. Lush &
llan1s Helmiek, OHIO; Mrs; M. A Currey,
Trenton, Tenn; j. G. Joslin Keene N.
H; A. J 9 sper. Table Rock, W., Va;
ssnis Anders Gaysport; Obi ohio;4; .,d,, y, has
repgsVliet e%s. T. Smith, Newman, % Ga has Mof' +.
z ce, Baltimore, Md; Jesse, M Scar, Tar
i sic L d.; Danl ". vll1er, Fl. Wayne.
na e. Ns New 91n;e 9ors ss aastass aRssmss
Mich; W. F. Mars on, Lowell Mass Mrs
. ] Spurtin. Camden, Ala; Chas, +. Raw,
Erederick.own,. Ohio; Mrs Lucy Hunter.
Farming on bdIa Il '2Pt Wto E T. yWgaulaas W
steambeS m R ck Iowa; mrs Lydia Waite
sNnsnan. ~, Y; J. N; Peck, Junction
Cuinminss Rsntoul, III; :. E J'nts,
hrllf fstown -Four ornt Rs, n. T.; Geo.
Hal Peu 70. Ga VIM +. Barrie. h;erl-
irg Pa; Fl. H. Ebon. 94s Penn street, it =
burg Pa j. 81. JacRman, SamuePs nepot,
Ky: Henry Zobris,, Geneva n, Y; Miss
=, IT & Parrot Moutgt merry, Ihio, l.. Ell
b ook Chatham. III; ;. B. Mccoy. Mash.
uolt, Ohio; ". W. Warner. North jack
), II, Mich; Miss Mary A.. Winnie, barien
Vas; John Ze:gler, Carli.,e springs; re
Dutr, Paw ee City. =, b.; jos phi t, Miller,
Xenr, hin; 6 b. Nichols Galvt stou, t. K;
Fl l.. Laird, Upler = lton, Ill; John Davis,
Pre- colt, Ariz ; Mrs, Nancy Grahan, 4 o. est
: owe, Greg,
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DESMOND & 60.
Oils Racestraat PHILADELPHIA p,
e. #. RauRkea' Esitter Wine
Oa prOm.

=, Is .,tA-t's celebrated Bltler Win. Of
Ir,,e W}la ~. Gu. - ,r"" liver c2iap!>ihb
ia t.Glee A"s.&psM, rh"o;Iin OF n'rvouE
ie l.,ty GnyHn >tArr!ir'" disease OF TIE
~ lI..ays sod III di e>.'n rising RON d
dis ri .rn@ Iive", ~t"i"a-& or tn'5stjncs
aurh aa "u,IttioHton, 4 tutcn"ay iuHArG
pi ta fui ..1n>~ q ble..i the >e1d, @citiaE
CT the 5aunach, uausGn h5artpuru, h iisg1>i
for fond fullne5S o. weight in the s,}nach
sore eiuctations, sinking or fiuLferinS Al
the pit OF The stomach, swimming Of the
head. hurried or ditIjcul ere hing, hutter-
iugs At the heart, choking Or suffo"atine
saNsaliUn when ina lyt, posture Glmne%>
OF yiesinn, dots II TatiS before he @ight
dull pain IN the head, deficiency nf %rea'
rirstioN, voIpwnrss 0f the skin and ayes
i,bin ID the side back, head, cheSt. l'n' s..
&c s,t,. ,sl +, ;sA.s Of E.at, hu 'njns Il the
lesh. co1s tnnt inagini. gs .Vh & Trtat
d3. rossioa nf spjri s. Price :! rer h1tie.
Gaware cf oDI1trtfeits. DO u0t let yol1
druggist paIn Off some other preparat'nr
rftr0n he ;uay say is q good but a. foi
Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron. Take u
other. klokel's Bitter vine q IrG' :, !; mo NJ"
rel Proprietor, 30. 259 North Ninth tsreet
Philadelph a, Pa sold by alidrus&ists.
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THIS MACHINE y

fs the most simple ard com pact; the most
.iurable and ecniiornl lcal Il mode, VI COM
Dined simplicity, strens h and nestuty." W.
New and rutGer0uS lGtentsa attachments
ro' compile tted Inacninery 10 ,Le con.
stantlv gplling cut ofcrtler. , u y w"
80 easy to earn tina, child can un IL.
viii d. all Rind of sewing, from the finest
70 the coarsesf; Will hem, leli, IN k, braid,
ord gather, elnbrOidsf. de, uses self
idjust,ng strais hL needles, al! INSCRIPTIONS
,f cbttnn 8 lEs and thread MATS the
strongest stit ch known; the elotn will tear.
netore the seam will rip; nses the tn cad
iirett from the spool. The machine J.
besuti uliy finisnea and highly ornaa
mented and
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AN OPEN LETTER.
IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
RocKPoRT, Mass, April 2, 1877.

Mr.. EDITOR :-Hav1ng read in your paper
reports of the remarkable cure for caiarrh,
1 am duced to tell what know about
catarrh, and fancy The "snuffT' and sim
bers) would be glad ifthey could emblazon
a similar cure in the papers. For rs years
/ suffered with catarrh. The nasal pas
sages beca me completely closed. "Snun,
dust" ''ashes," 'inhaling-tubes," and
%ouG sn up the C. eatarrh
snuff, until became valuable tester for
such medicines. gradually grew worse,
and no one can know now muchI suffered
or what miserable being 1 was My
had aehed over ny eyes SO snes IVES
suffering the most intense pain, which at
one time lasted continuously for l88hours.
All sense Of ssmell land taste gone, sight
and caring impaired, body khlunken anu
constitution broken, and was hawking
and splitting seven eighths OF the time.
pray ed for death to relieve me of my suf
ierihg. A favorable; notice in your paper
of Or. Ssge's Catarrh Remedy induced me
DR.. +. .erce's Nasal Doache, which applies
the remedy by hydrostatic pressure, the
oly way compatible with common sense.
Well. Mr.. Editor, it did not cure me in
three fourths of q second, nor in one hour
or month but in less than eight minutes
was relieved, and in three months entlIe-
ly cured, and have rtm ined SO for over
sixteen months. While using the Catarrh
Remedy 1 used DR.. Pierce's Golden Med.
cal Discovery to purify my blood and
) trengthen my stomach. also kept my
liver active and bowels regular by the use
his Flea, ant Purgative Pellets. IF my ex
pc erlence will induce other su1f icrs to
SCI X the same means OF relief. this letter
will have answered its purpose.
Yours truly, ". D. REMICK.
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YrOsM the Earliest Ages.

sCROFUhA has been the bane, and as II
were. the curse of mankind Moses In The
'3th cnAD.er Of Levit.ous lays down yery
v.pl,cit rp!9s on this dlsea Q. SO terrible
gnd loatheoEre e had Ii he3n nonsid red then
ilat a person SnOWn to ba Injected with ii
would not ne allowed Il mix with society
Nhe Jews REGARDED itas a divine infiictioD
nnd believed there was no cure for 1t. II
Vas then tneginS nfa youth or diviatioi
from the rathS 0t virtue were punished As
tn2 &s lis ,aat-'i iapri'y in our day
tAa stence OF Ileticine has been developed
tn1 creats'Ore rehO1Pa If Na ure f0rhishes
remedy the disease Is stripped of lis te'
f1r hv th~ tse o. the 3A N All CAN'SRO =
AND j EG 3 JUICES, and the viotlm O.
"HrCfnj%. Uie. rs. Sores, Pifnples, Elotchrs,
7: ter, et. can be restored to sound health
II few weeks. 1hst there are thousands
row Whose conditions are as bad as those
Ct he dark aces we are well aware. Many
brW Eail 10 Ana q cute rs well az thay do
then, 80 all alich she Ianlarltan'a Roo;
ard Herb JuloesWiil rrSve o happy boon,
Sralicaing sill impuriilvs from lie blood,
and making the o0mplezi0n bTlght and
bealthy. A few bottles W II remove pim~
pies Or rlotches, thereby dining away With
c;)s meti: .. an powders tO0r q ND NERB
JUICES SHE'S per bottle: Sent by express
10 any address:
DESMOND & 60.
al ,>J,}
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MEDICAL.

7 AR. FITLER'5 vEIaTABLE RHEU.
- MATIC REMEDY;---Is the psrscrip.
2ans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuma.
jisrl, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Backache
&C.. or money refunded, by fnvigoratins
lhe nerves, purifying the blood, and neu-
traliZing poisonous deposits in the system
BY meritit has become q standard medi.
cine, Sutferir and money saved by useing
1t in time. Remember that DR., Filter is
the only physician in America devoting
t,' years to this ons line of practice. Cure
Advice gratis. Is South For'''
81 lreet. TH -
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Tape Weras Removed Alive.

gead and all complete, In two hours =
70 fee till head passes, seat. pin ann
2s9 North Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa
send for circular. Fnrremoving seat, in
or stomach worms call on your druggist
md ask for q hottie of KunkePs worm
Syrup, price Sl. IT never tatls' Comman
aense teachesif tape worm be removed, al
other Y. rms can te readily removed.
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---"'>~> CURES DlsEAsEsoF TIE
..sl00.sT, llt,MGS, liver & BLOOD.


IN the wonderful medicine to which the afllct-
2t &re above directed for relief, the dscovere4
.it.leveS he has combined in hdrmonJ ...rre
\ 'ureS sovereign curative properties, which
t4N has iNStiled into the vegetable kingdom
Enr healing tie sick, than were ever before COM
bjnnt in one medicine The evidence of this fac
IS found in the great variety of most obstinate
'h2 cure Of EBr0nchft /, severe Coughs
aud the early stages of fCOnsMmptiOn, il ha
ls'onished the medical faculty, and einineE
physicians pronounce it the greatest medical
discovery of the age. While it cures the sever
g.. Coughs, IT strengthens tho system and purf-
blood purifying properties, 1t cures all HUI.
VI orss from the worst Sct'',fula to a common
Biotch, Pimple. or Eruption. Mercurial
disease, Mineral Poisons; and their effects, are
eradcated, and vigorous health and a sound
constitution established. Erysipelae, Salt.
r!noum, Fever Sores. Scaly or Rough
skin in short, all the numerous diseases caused
by bad blood, are conquered by this powerful,
purifying, and invigorating medicine.
If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have sal.
low color of skin, or yellowish brown spots on
face or body, frequent headache or dizziness,
bail taste in mouth, internal heat or chlls alter.
mated with hot flushes, low spirits and gloomy
forebodngs, irregular appetite, and tongue
or "BiiioHsness.,s In many N cases Of
"Liver Complaints only part of these
symptoms are experienced. As remedy for
all such cases, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Disc
covery has no equal as it effects perfect cures,
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AT 81 PER BOTTLE.
I repaired by IL. v. PIERCE, M. D., sole
Proprietor, at the WORLDS DIsPENsART.
3i&a'N, N. Y.
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WEEKLY WORLD.

contains all the news Of the week present.
cd in Il cOnct ard attractive manner,
The hoss of thelu ,yegce' lent letters sent
by p,,,n cor tspynda,sts ON all paris q:
Tie w2Y,d: hrigh; end entertaining edl-
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MI rerorts Of all the priHcipal markets
Of the United states and foreign counties;
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NATURAL SELECTION.

Investigators of natural science have de-
monstrated beyond controversy, thai
throughout the animal kingdom tile" sur
viva! ol lhe attest" is The only law that
youchsafes thrift and perpetuity. Does not
tn same principle govern the commercia1
pr, spr rity II man? An in'erior cannot
supersede superior article. BY reason ot
snper or merit, Dr.. Peirce's Standard Medi-
ID the United St al es i lone exceeds one mil
| lioa dollars per annum, while the amount
ex ported foots up to sever al hundred thou.
sand m re. No obusiness could grow o such
gigantic proportions and rest upon any
9th basis than that of merit. m2a3 20 II
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MEDICAL.
A DISCOVERY,

I "A DlOOO'y EN l.
.saco A---YIAasaET vi ESIToaasushl az.
GOLDEN MRDICAyo DISCOVERY
! lss Alternative, Io1 Blood iciesqsiesso,I =
GOLDEN MEDICAL, ,D1ScoyERY
! ya5faq q T0t nIs Festorsl.. &'ia9''"aN ." A'''
GOLDEN MEDICAL = ; DIsCoVERYr
Is Cholagogue, or Liver Stimglsnt, g,
GOLDEN, MEDICAL sDIsCovEaT
.445al no feEsr Is Tonic ,adoH II jadj bsliq
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISC ovERY1
Diseases 81 the Blood and skii, ID gcrcfais,
or Ktng's Evil Tumors g Ulce D, lOrl Uld &
fores; blotches; .1mples, and EruptionSsl
syosebis s SIs IS e a0g
dipient Consumption; Lingering, Coughs,
aud Chronic Laryngitis. Es aEholagCgue
properties render It an unequalled regsdS
Ss 5ana ana hsfes hSs5 9
y equslly em :acious In curing nQlgesticp IA
1Ioss OF Appetite. and Dyspepsia. -
Where the skin ts sallowi ana covered a.
sfrotulous iswellines and affeciions, q few
bHttles of Golden, Medical Discovery willz q
etfectan en'ifecure.. 1fyouieeIdul1, droWsy,
debilitated, have sallowl color Of akin, 0f
yetloWish- brown spots o face or body, fre-.
qpent headache or dizziness, bad Ltasteoin
mouth, Internal heat or chiIls talternated q
wi ii hot fushes. low spirits ana 'alo1mya :"
Irregular appettIe, ,isnd tongueno o
coated, you are ufering from Torpid Liver, q,
or "Billousness ~ In many cases or Liver
Complaint" only part of these eyn1ntoms !
are experienced. AS o remedy for all such :,
cases, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis &J
coveiy. has no equal, as 1t effects perfect g..
cures leaving the liver strengthened and
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- u De- ,VE.rNl-l - % n0lJl3e - NO.
DR., PIER
STANDARD REMEDIES

= .-haO- rE 5-f lDu --'y' tl
.2f3t .02 do1s# p q gnTryIaRA"
,3arat7oi ssH ..as rt1 Z .u ,rDs7gpaA
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Are not advertised as "cure-alIs." but are
specifics ntne diseases for which they are
recommended. hEd y7st uaa vsHliaeG @,
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AT 81 PER BOTTLE.

repaired by II. ". PIERCE, M. D., s,le
Proprietor at the WORLDS DIsPENsART.
Bina!o n. Y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
woRKINGMEN ALARMED.

-
One OF tho results Of the ~disgraceful
proceedings OF Ksarnsy and his gang Of
u~nprincipled hoodlums. has been a u
upon the Savings Banks Of San Fran.
cisco. The incendiary scoundrsl has
roared 20 loudly. and yelled hemp"
and "torch " so often Of late. that the
people Of the city have actually become
alarmed. especially the poorer classes,
who have little to lose by q riot, but
that little their all. They know full
we'll the object OF the excitement-rob-
berry. pillage. murder-and they natu.
rally suppose that the banks and insii'
tutisns Of savings will 10 the first OBJ
jsct OF attack. And so, bent on secur-
ing the little store which they have &c
cumulated by years Of hard and patient
toll. they rush to the banks and draw
out their money. just how much will
DO lost to the poor man In interest by
this withdrawal Of his money in conse.
quencs Of the scare created by his
friends" Ksarney 4 Co, ii would be
impossible TO estimate. but the sum will
run high up into the thousands. Tho
soonsr Ksarney is safely lodged in San
Quentin. tho better il will be for the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Reno Journal OF this morning
says: John Laughlin. who attempted TO
Hrs the depot, was brought up before
Judge Richardson yesterday afternoon.
Before half OF the testimony was heard
hs waived examination and was bound
over to appear before the grand jury.
The Battle Mountain Messenger says
that Superintendent O. l.. Strong. OF
Galeua, passed there on his way from
the Bay, where he has been to order new
furnaces for the White and Shiloh Com.
pany's mines.
The Hussey mine IL yielding 10 ton.
Of ore per day. q portion OF which will
mill from 5000 TO $500 per ton. The
whole averages $l25. There are 800
tons at the mill.
White, the murderer Of his partner
Wallace, near Reese River Stntion, has
not yet been captured. The Sheriff Of
Lander County 10 still in pursuit.
A wagon loaded with lumber and two
back.actions left Carson In the direction
Of Bodis yesterday.
A new toll road IL being constructed
from Tuscarora to Carlin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
APOSTLE cANNoN's SCHEME.

A strong pressure is being brought to
bear upon Congress to secure the ad-
mission OF Utah as a sovereign State.
The leader In the movement Is Delegate
George Q. Cannon. q rank Mormon and
one Of the twelve Apostles. The object
Is sufficiently apparent. to the dullest
comprehension. The Gentiles Of the
Territory have Of late fought Mormon
ism so Justify. and the indignation
against polygamy-ths cornerstone Of
the "rsligion has become 40 deep
and widespread. that Cannon and his
associates are alarmed for the safety OF
their peculiar institution" They fear
that some action will DO taken by the
Government TO abolish their pet system
Of legal adultery. and so they are anI-
ious to have the Territory erected into n
State. which they can control. II Con.
gress dos make Utah . State. IL should
insist upon a clause in the Constitution
prohibiting polyeamy. And 1t will do
so. the protests CT Apostle Cannon not
withstanding.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
ANOTHER SILVER BILL.

Senator Blaine has introduced a Sill.
yer bill Of his own. which Is evidently
intended as a compromise between the
extreme Bland men and the opponents
OF reconciliation. II does away entirely
with the free coinage clause Of the Bland
bill. and substitutes in its place q provi-
sion allowing Of bullion to sell
II to the Government for coinage at q
price as near the market rate rs possible.
to be fixed by the Secretary OF the
Treasury. The absolute legal tender
power Of the silver dollar Is placed at
-. For all sums over that the creditor
may demand one.haif gold. and the
debtor may insist on his taking one.half
silver. The introduction OF this bill
will further complicats matters. and
result in delaying further action on the
Bland bill. Tho extreme silver men.
indeed. will probably insinuats that this
Is precisely the motive which actuates
Blaine in introducing his compromise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24

KISo ALruosso Of Spain was ysstsr'
day married to Princess Mercedes. third
daughter Of the Duke de Montpensisr.
In the Atocha Cathedral. Madrid. The
ceremony lasted two hours, and was
graced by the presence Of crowned heads
and royal ambassadors. The festivities
are to last Ave days. and a six weeks
season Of Italian opera Ia to follow.
Last night the streets Of Madrid were
brilliantly illuminated and thronesd
With marry maksrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
THE CASE or ROVER.


A Rio Jansiro dispatch Of Monday
tells the story OF q horrible crime COM
mitted near Machai in 1852. A family
Of eight persons we're cruelty murdered,
and their house burned to the ground to
conceal the crime. Four years after. in
1885,, wealthy planter and his slave
were arrested for the outrage, convicted
on purely cir~cumstantial. but what APP
pearsd at the time, positive, evidence,
and executed for the crime. They
died protesting their innocence. Twsn-
ty.two years have rolled by since then,
and the tragedy was well nigh forgotten.
But now ZONES another planter. who
has wrsstlsd with his guilty conscience
all this time. and confessss that hs was
the author Of the crime, and that the
men executed we're entirely innocent.
A terrible example Of the uncertainty OF
circumstantial evidence.
There Is no doubt that many an limo
cent man has suffered the extreme PEN
atty Of death through this kind Of evil
dencs. In the County Jail at Reno lies
.m;s.r.b,. man condemned 10 be hanged
an T,s.d.x ,bs 10Th Of February. The
.,,a.no. -acain,t ]. w. Rover Ia pursly
c,,cnu.,.n,i.i The on,v living witness
vho r,o,.s... n h.v. s.sn him kill
Sham. \. Mswor,hy. n notorious. dss.
usrado. who has been driven from at
lssst ons town by n Vigilance Commit.
tee, for his numerous and daring crimes.
This man Rover accuses Of the murder
for which ho ia condemned. II. certain.
" had a. Great, II NO, n greater, motive
for maxim, av.y with the murdered man
a. Rover. and this being the case his
testimony should be- taken with many
grains Of allowance. Without the cir
.,-stanti.i .v,dspee In tha casa no iury
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
It's appearance on The cars.

SOMETHING like q tidal wave has
washed out Watch Hill. II. I. At mid
night last Friday. when the tile was
full. the wind. which had been blowing
heavily from the northwest, suddenly
vssred to the southeast. increasing In
violence and bringing 10 heavy seas
which swept clear across the narrow
peninsula and spent their force q mile
distant in Pswcatuck Bay, on the other
side. Three doors Of the Peninsula
House were forced In. and from twenty
to twenty-five tons Of sand were scat
tered over the halls and piazzas. the
water being six inches deep in the par
iors. II WAS the highest tide known on
the coast in thirty years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24


A YAsxEr vooing. In which the
sweetness wa long drawn out. has
ended in q lawsuit for rosm-rent and
lights. A long time ago . shoemaker in
Harom, n. H.. began to pay attentions
to a young lady, who smiled and sighed
for him TO speak out. The days passed.
the weeks ratified on. the months swept
by. the years marched on with stately
tread. the terrestrial ball relied on in
the roomy universe. and the shoemaker
was still wooins. -Four years after the
courtship opened the stepfather Of the
maid lost patience. and forbade the
deliberate lover to ooms again TO the
cosy little parior. Then he brought suit
against the fellsw for room-rsnt. fuel
and lights. estimating the damages at
$500. Tardy sutton. take warning
Loading ID net loving.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24

The Lori.Hicks marriage is still the
reigning sensation in New York. and
the reporters are at their Wits ends to
discover the whereabouts Of the singu-
larry mated happy couple. The pre-
sumption Is that they are concealed in
Mrs. Hicks city residence. as more arti-
clss Of luxury than the servants could
possibly require are carried daily int
the house. Thus much the industrious
bohemian has discovered by patient
waiting and watching.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24
Hon. Thoma. wrsn's Opinion.

Hon. James Crawford. Superintendent
Of the Mint. yesterday received a letter
from Congressman Wren, under date
Of Washington. ID. c.. the 18th instant,
from which the following Is an extract
"Therc are evidences Of q better feeling
between the President and the Republican
members Of Congress, at the present time
than We have had in tho past. May II grow
Is my ardent wish.
.'The Silver Bill. In an acceptable shape,
will be q law shortly. I think. -
- Car.oa Appeal, .Jsa. "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24

A COMMISSIONER from the Spanish
Government has visited Havana to Wow
the remains supposed to be those Of
Christopher Columbus. The commits
sionsr had the boz opened. viewed the
bones. which were scrupulously neat.
and photographed them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-24

Or Senator Mecrsery. Of Kentucky.
Il Is asserted that whom at home his
mind was most intensely occupied when
no vas engaged in fishing. He was in
the habit Of spending whole days in con.
templativs admiration Of the timid trout
for whom his bait had MT too much At
traction. II Is said that with . fishing
rod. n piece Of corn bread and . piece Of
bacon. Senator MeCreery could spend
whole days in the most perfect enjoy
mont.