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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-16

PICKLEs.-Take cucumbers (medium
size), wipe clean, and place evenly in bar
rel or keg When the kog is full place
clean cloth over the top; next place board
or stone for press; take four quarts of salt
boil in pot of water till all the salt dis.
solves when cool add two pals moro water
and turn over the keg the brine should be
strong and cover the pickles we'll; when
needed put pickles in jar of fresh water for
two or three days, changing water often;
then put in vinegar. This way have al
ways found good, and but little work. Re-
cipc for making sweet pickles: After eat
inS watcrmelons, take the rind, and with
sharp knife parc off the outside green and
all the heart; cut the white firm part into
strips two inches long; make syrup by
putting one quart vinegar and one pound
sugar on the stove to boil two ounces
cloves tied iu cloth, aud half an ounce
allspice (ground) add with quart Of water;
when well boiled skim, aud place your rind
in the syrup; let boil till each piece looks
clear and is tender skim out into jar and
add more rind when done set away to cool,
and in two or three days l would like to
come and help you cat them Ohio Far
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-16

TIE WHEAT CROp.-So much has been
said of the damage done to the wheat crops
in the west, by persons interesed in exagger
ating the facts for speculative purposes, that
it is well to note cam y what is said by the
most trustworthy authorities on the subject.
1t seems, then, to be conceded that the cou-
tinued heavy rains followed BY warm, clou,
dy weather, have seriously injured the crops
Of wheat in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and
the northern part of lllinss. At the same
time it is admitted that the wheat crop was
supcrabundant last year in the states just
mentioned, and that 4 considerable part of
it has not yet been sent to market. On the
other hand there is compensation in the
knowledge that the crop of winter wheat in
Ohio, Indiana, Southern Illinois, Missouri
and Kansas is among the largest that has
ever been known, whilst the corn crop.
which is reported almost everywhere to be
unusually heavy, will tend to very consid,
cradle extent to compensate the farmers for
their losses in the states where the whc at
crop has measurabIy failed,
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KICK HIM DOWN.

If in the treacherous paths OF life,
Thy brothers. foot should slip,
And words Of folly, hate and strife,
Fall Fl ON the thoughtless lip;
Or, if perchance, rs many say,
Dame fortune she should frown.
And blight his prospects, fair MS day,
The cry is-kick him down
Whate'er his state in life has been,
If honest, worthy, wise;
Or, if he wealthy days has seen,
OF course you II shut your eyes;
If poverty, with bazen chain,
Should bring him to rhe ground,
lilo, struggling, attempts to rise again.
The cry is-kick him down!
If solitude and ponitcncc
For errors he has lot,
And conscience bring rencmbrapces
OF fdles once forgot;.
If hope again with buoyant wing,
Filings Joy and peace around,
A thousands accusations bring,
And try to-kick him down
II on his well-meant efforts rests
The helpless child for life,
And near his doubling, beating breast,
There hangs and anxious wife;
If ar the -liar Of sad care .
Their hopes and Joys are pounG,
What retributioh waits his share,
Who aids to kick him down.
If good intent the man should guide,
Though failing in part,
Discourage not-the world is wide,
There's good in every heart;
Let sympathy the soul inspire,
Where or misfortunc's found,
And man, still struggling, admire,
And never kick him down.
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Greenville and Columbia r. r.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

&EM G9 IAk e saii siss. saSsSss.sgE4
Passenger Trains run daily, Sundays except
ed, connecting with Night Trains on South Car
olina Railroad up and down. On and after
MONDAY, May 10Th, the following will be tho
schedule: -'ssSs'
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PROOF.
WHAT Is NEEDED.
boston. Feb Is B7I
MR. II. r. STEVENS.

Dear Sir-About one Seaf sipc9 / found myself
IN A feeble condition. from general debility. VeRs.
tine Sas strongly resamIne9d5f 70 me Sy . friend
the artjcenSd after using several Gttles, was res
stored 10 Resith. rud discontinued its nse fsel
Il for those for which it is Especially pro.
pared and would cheerfully recommend II TO those
perfect health. Respectfully, nl,SyPss5,,,, SPeSss5,
Firm OF S. NJ: Pattinsill Coz
No 10 State Stsect BoSton.
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ikEEPS, SHIFTS

a EEundoubtedly the best and cheapest made.
"a They arc not only manufactured of tho
best material,-bcst Wamsutta mnslin. with
'nrce-Piy all Linen bosolns--but they arc guar
rantced 70 ht. We sell both the complete md
partly y-madc, at for So. set of cold nIotcJ
buttons with each box Of the partly made.
Jnlsl2 pa r.
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XECETIkE.
: :sss :. .ss :s. :aS Of ss: ss e ssf
ykQkatiag the pervnas system.
YEGETiNE
S.Iss 6 re: .%s % . saasa
s:SS iQpHliS NO bleed, and thereby f''tan tho
YEGETiNE
4 e g.
sSfax e its Gsat aadsa' p cnriRs al dr'aases OF
vEGETNE
1,oes not deoetvcirvald. into false hopes By pnrE
ns.s issdse e the s's psss6t sSaaaauy peTe SssliS
yEGETiNE
some 81 eur ssst yfxria bot sbose most inorsdr;
friends and Supporters
VEGETlNE
IL tassd %ss q sflsf
merit in cusng all diseases Of tbs blood. ofwhAtsver
nature,
VEGETINE
pulitzer Heating Of lie mars desyl cures. .aftsr
~. a ssSie snS ss%Hd $s w,.s
prepared from Darks r2pt. ana herbs eSsn ot mbia ia
I. hs sss' a d 1ssSt
VEGETNE
Is nledsed and Ss S BY ana
hsIc ssR e,iod sSs 20
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-16

Elizabeth Allen in poem, asks. ooh
willow, why weep forever? Elizabeth is n
little mistaken as to tho facts. 1T isn't the
willow that weeps, it is the boy who dances
away, under the timber end of it.
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II could write down twenty cases." says
good ulan, "when wished God had done
otherwise than He did and which now
see had had my own will, would have led
to extensive mischief. The life Of n chris
tian is a life Of paradoxes. He must lay
hold on God, he must follow hard after
Him, he must determine not to let Him go.
And yet you must learn to let Goo alone.
Quietncss before God is ono of the most diff
ficult of all christian graces to sit where He
please, to be what He would have US be-,
and this as long us lie plcases."
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From the beginning OF the reign of
George III to that of Victoria, upward Of
200 ducls were fought in England. In three
both combatants were killed; in eighty one;
and in all, 120 were wounded, Upward Of
twenty trials connected with ducls occurred
in which four ducllists were found guilty
and two hanged. In the list of ducllists occur
the names of York, Norfolk, Castlereagh,
Pitt, Fox, Sheridan, Grattan, Burdctt, Can
ming, Peel and Wellington.
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iHAvE FoUNP
THE RIGHT MEDICINE.

Ma H. r SrEvEss =
Dear Sir.-As only osjscstnyNm xyos<zUees~'
= snonIaiis to sprsaf valuable ifor6atisn. Having
been badly afflicted Stth Salt Rhsum, and the whois
surface of my akin sstPs oesehOd With Ie'mp'es and
eruptions, many OF ASach caused me great pein and
annoyance, and knastias It 70 be bfeod disease,
sopk many of tho ddvcrtised blood preparations
among which xas amy Quantity Of Ssrsapsrifs, With.
out obtaining ens,heheilMs M Until sOmmsnoa tfsins
bottle saw tharf had gott rikht medicine. Con-
soquenty foliosod ON, WITH it uasil 4pd taken
leven bottles, when &is pE2nounsed>s wsll ma9t
spd my skin is an0osR and entfely free from pisu-
health BEFORE and attribute it az to the use Of
v1sErINE. To beneat thosS afflicted with Rhsu.
rnatsm, viii mako mentioh also Of the VEoE4sSE's
wonderful power of curing mo Of this acute cons'
piaiats Of which Ia,ase suffered 30 intensely.
-. :. G. II. TUCKER
Pass. Agent Mich O. Il r.
No. % Warrington Street. Boston
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Woman's sphere-That she won't get
rich husband.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-18
Piper. ss~ op.r. ilssss.

There was q entire change Of pro-
gramme at Piper's new Opera House In
Virginia last evening. with . change Of
sni men. II must DO admitted that the
latter change wa not for the worse. II
anything. 1t was IN improvement. The
first part was acceptably given. Tho
Sweet by and by" being rendered most
beautifully by Mr.. Dixon. Billy Carter 10
a tirst-clAss banjo artist, who would DO
better liked IL he played more and talked
less. WEIGH and Rice gave . new and
artistic sketch. and W. Henry Rice
displayed great talent for burlesque
opera. The California Quartetts sang
There's . Letter In the Candle" Al
though this IL an old song IL was given In
= style that delighted every auditor. Harry
Richmond let himself loose aud kept the
entire house convulsed with laughter. Mr..
Diamond made his harp talk In the most
delightful style. Frank CushmAn melted
the hearts Of his hearers by his manner VI
representing the aged dArkey. Way
Down upon lie Sssuneo Ribber" gave him
. chanc. Ia show the full pathos OF his
voice. There will DO = splendid entertain
ment tonight, and a grand matinee next
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-18
Ch.ri.. rspe In Carson.

That excellent artist and popular gentle
man, Charles Pope. will entertain the citi'
zens 10 Carson this evening with his por.
trayal % Hamlet. Tho seats have all been
taken by subscription. so that he Is assur-
al Of q line audience. and all who have
seen his mastery Characterization Of Ham,
let. ON the Opera House stage In Virginia.
will agree that he stands second To mono In
his delineation Of Shakespeare most re-
m~ArkAble hero. Mr.. Pope's Hamlet 10 .
creation Of his own. Stage traditions are
cast aside. new readings and new business
are introduced. and the performance ID
substantially a. fresh TO tho old thester-
goer as 10 him who never saw OF read tho
tragedy. lie gives to the melancholy
prince an individuality which brings him
into full sympathy with the audience. and
makes % him q real. substantial thing oil
life. The citizens % Carson are 10 lie con-
graduated upon an opportunity OF witness
INK such a finished dramatic production as
Mr.. Pope will furnish them tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-18

Ward, are either wicked men. who would
do the same thing themselves, or those
who have not been taught In church or
family that circulating improved sccusa-
tions Of persons Of established good char
acter IL Islander. ! Am the ELDEST child
and I never heard Of an indecent or I'M
pure word or act by my brothers or sous.
either In family. school or college. and "
there ever was = man who had established
. high character for purity. honor and
truth. II IL my brother Henry Ward. i
hope tho day Is at hand when all honorable
women, for their own defence and the pro-
lection OF their sex. will Danish from their
society all men or women who circulate
improved accusations sgaint persons OF
good character. (Slgned)
CArHLHiSE L. DEEcHER.
Destructive storm ia kassas.
LxAvrSwoRrH. April ia thunder
storm passed over this city this afternoon
iniicting severe damages. Houses were
unroofed, trees blown down and sidewalks
lifted up bodily and hurled through tho
air. Tho storm almost reached the fury OF
n tornado,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-18
o EArH or HON. JOHN .. RANDALL.
Awen Ksews Cisiss. Of Geld Hii'
Goss . His Reward.

,.u =. n, and much
Hon. John ii. isAnuaii AZ ~
respected citizen, died a. MS '0'uA
Gold Hill At s O'Clock this morning. The
,,,,.ai.,. c.n.e of his death Was plura-
~. Ii, n. "a. .,t.,lsa
pneumonis' VIA
last Sunday night. Eserytning nAs mso-
,,.,l Ain ar loving care could suggest, was
"-,-t.L,.,., %, ,hs ~p.tisnt.s rslisf. Init
~'Nu Vs. 60. u..,.. -.
without avail ine "IeA' ne ~.
ministrations soothe all the Ills OF me-
gently laid Hia hand on the sufferer. and
49, Al. weary eves In et.rnsi sisep.
TSe cool man brcs,hed his Isst. sur.
.anndsJ hv his f.miiy and friends.
NJ R.ni.Iiw,. horn I'M Dearborn
~ Inli,n.' an the 25th day of March, 1880,
.n., w.. eon.s"nsntly forty-eieht years
.nJ ,v.n,y.threr d.y. old At tho time Of
~ ,to.,h ia came IN Gold Hill In the
T.ii ~ isc9 .nd Ia. r,.ided here ever
80. ling .ny,ye5 mort Of the time in
,hs I,.insss ~ 6lseL.mithinp and z
m.liny. mn, establishment, which WA
=, %,.,.u.ii Grew throuvh his Industry,
hons.,x anil 6n.ine,. ability, 10 be con.
.iIs,s,i one az tbe most important institu-
,;on. ~ ,hs com.toek.
In the wear Is5s Mr.. Randall served a. .
m,mler Of the Assembly In the State
I.gi.laiure. with honor TO himself and
benefit 10 his constituents. After return
ing from the Legislature he vas chosen TO
All the important Office Of County Com.
missioner, and Al tho close Of his first
term was reelected. SO much vs he
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-18

SUPERINTENDENT GILLErrR, Of tho Saw.
ago. made only a flying visit to Nan Fran.
cisco. Hc returned yesterday.
TuE Mariposa mill will start mp soon on
slum and tailings. There are about nine
months work In sight.
Hon. CORN. HAST was screnaded by .
number OF his aimiring musical friends In
Virginia last night.
GEonoK d. RonERrs, n 81 the Trustees
Of the Savage Mining Company, Is still In
Virginia City.
THE North Consolidated Virginia mino
has boon shut down under q heavy pile OF
attachments.
NEXT Sunday will he Easter. and tho
youngsters will expect To have their eggs
colored.
UNCLE JoHs RossER of Carson IL In
Virginia City to-day talking with his
friends.
TnE Democrats Of Virginia City are
holding thoir primary election to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-18
I'm. Yyi.,.r III, the l.ahs

A letter from John W. Mckinney. Sugar
Pine Point. Lake Tahoe, says: "ln regard
to the Winter at my place. the total rain.
fall was a.. inches. and the snow fall. ~
feet . inches. IL storned 80 days In all.
About two feet Of now yet remain here.
hut 1t il fast disappearing. No much rain
fell in California that there Is an unusu-
ally small amount Of snow on the western
summit at the present time. Business 10
starting up about tho Lake, and We are
looking for a very busy and prosperous
.~...anN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-18

GErES AND CowIE.-The trial Of James
Breen and l.. T. Cowie still occupies the
attention Of the District Court. The tes-
timony Is substantially the same a. WAS
given before Judge Moses at tho preiimi'
nary examination. all OF which was print
ell in full by the News. The interest IN
the trial il not 50 great ~ at hrst.
HAPPILY ErcoyEEISo.-The humorous
friend. Of the Rev. 7. II. McGra,h. who
was thrown from his buggy and seriously
injured n short time since. will H. glad IN
learn that he u rapidly recovering from
bi. INJURIES, anil will lie able 10 Le about
again In u very short time.
srocKuoLprRs' MrrrNo.-T Tho regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Justice Mining Company for the election
Of officers, etc., will take place on the 9th
III MAY next at the Office Of the company
ia San Francisco. Nee official notice in
our advertising columns to-day.
Nrw LoclrioSs.-D. A. Wheeler has
located I 500 feet On the Golden Standard
ledge, in Gold hill District. II is called
the Golden Standard claim. Aaron Hooper
has located 1900 feet in Silver Star Dis
triet. II Is called the New III Dorado
mining claim.
PusLic ExrHcisEs. - The pupils OF
fiowery School. Virginia District. will
give public exercises tomorrow afternoon.
A school paper. called the fio~ery
Gazette,' will be real by Miss Jennle
Hineh. The public is invited.
pH. wvnsrR. tho well.known physician
and mining man. male a short visit 70
Virginia City day before yesterday, AMI
left last night for his mountain home.
FnEp. HAIRS new book. Tho sazerac
Lying Club" will soon BE- really for de-
livery by tho agents. Subscribers are en-
pecting lots % fun Ia reading.
TurKr yesterday arrived for the Fulton
Foundry. on the Divide, " small upright
engines anl o baby hosting engine and
apparatus for Wine work.
L. y. Epa,R. President Of tho Amazon
and Glasgow mines. has come NJ to see 10
the practical development Of the properly
nndsr his charge.
Tomorrow. being Good Friday. there
will be divine service at 81. Johns Church
at II A. N. Rev. W. u. Jen'ey will preaeh
the sermon.
A PHOTOGRAPH % Daniel 0'Leary. the
great American pedestrian. 10 ON eAhib'-
lion at the Delta saloon in Virginia.
Tue Land mill. at the heal Of Seven
mile Canyon, has shut down. having ex'
hansted the supply Of Chollar rock.
REGISTRATION Is going on at a lively
rate in Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-18

FROM A PHYSICIAN.

HYDE PARr. W.. Feb. Z, is7o.
Mesrrs. Seth W. fowle 4 Sons, Bo-ton-
Gents: You may perhaps remember that wrote
you several weeks aso In regard to the use OF
the Peruvian syrup for my wife. who w.s sui.
fering from general debility, the sequence Of
Typhoid Dysentery. had tried the most not
ed physicians In THE state, aud also IN CanAda.
Without relief. A. your recommendation rhe
commenced the use Of the Syrup. the nrst fonr
bot.les made hut little impression. but while
tsilng the NTH she b-sAn 10 improve rapidly.
and now, after using siI ~ the dollar bottles,
she has fesaineL her strength. and IL able 10 do
most of the work about Tn. hou'e; aud ] feel
that I cahnot -psak too hlshly In prsisc Of the
Peruvian syrnl. I have prescribed II to sew
yeral Of my pstiebts. aud hays procured the
sale Of several dozen of Il here. You can make
auy use of this letter You see ~. You're wry
truly. u. ID. BkLpEN, NJ. u.
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lsr rnr WESTERN UNION LINE.
San FR,Scisco. April is-2Sor n.
Savage. l3a
Mexican. 10, TO-.
California, Az
Alta. :
Grand Prize. "a
Eureka Con. ~, 10
Modoc. $50
Eqehequer. 2.6o. ass
Gonli 4 Curry, 7a.T.
Imperial. zoe, +5c
Utah. iOa
Chollar- Potosi, AZ
Belcher. So
Hale 4 Norcross, e. 81
Savage. i3s 49,
EIcheluer. 2.55
Crown Point. ala
Ophir, -
Alta, :
Caledonia. 40
0yerman. IL.
Mexican. 10
Best 4 Belcher. Ii
Julia. sos
Sierra Nevada. i.iO. $50
Con. Virginia, lea
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A FALSE HOPE.

The sick are often deceived by the promises
held out to them Of speedy cufe- To be per.
formed by romc so.ealled remedy. which. when
tried, proves worthless. We do not wish 20
rplse any false hopes. but we confidently assert
that for the cure Of oil diseases. or sores. pro.
ducsd by bad blood, there I. an unfaIlinR help
u t%risto!'s %sarrapsrilla and Pills. mh.j M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-18
A RRmARKABI.I RESULT.

Il makes no difference how many physicians
or b w much medicine you have tired. It Is now
an established fact that herman syrup Is the
only remedy which has given complete r%atl.fac-
tion In ieyrre csrtr OF Lung Diseases. IL II
true there arc yet Thousands of p-f,aDs who
are predisposed Ia Throat and Lung affections.
Consumption, hemorrhages. Asthma. Revere
Ooljs settled on the breast. Pneumonia, whoJp.
Ing Cough. etc, who have no personal knovl.
edge Of Bosehee's uermaa ryrup. t. rueh We
would kay that cO.O6o dozen vrie sold last Year
without one complaint. GjnsumI tiyes. try Just
Vie bottle. Regular size. rs cents. sold by all
druggists In America. ap2 COW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-18

H~ brought many to uutimely graves. What
10 cough, The lungs or bronchial tube. have
been attacked bya cold: hn'uro SQUADS. an
alarm bell telling where the disease lies. Wis,
dom rnggert, "try wi.tsr's faisam ~ Wild
Cnerry;" IL has cured. during the last
half OF 4 century. Thousands upon thousands II
persons. A. iona you cough. there IL d,nger,
Tor the cough .. a Safety Valve. U-s' Wis:ar'
aud be cured. Sold by all druggists.
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STOCK EEPOkT.


last EvESisa.
iiso Hus.ey. Sc, soc. ae
loo belmont,
100 NJ Dorado south. ac
100 Leopard. SOC
so Panther. 2Sc
go Manhattan, 0. ~. ~ ~? ~
l3<s De Frees, Ssc. NJ
SIS Grand Prize. So. 5s. 81
100 Agenia. ce
ITO Navajo. i.o5c. Doc
$50 Endowment. COS. ese
1s75 Independence. osc. vc
TOO Silver Prize. Sc
i3p star, IN. lS
$50 Combination. 2oc
100 nelle lsle. S5c, yc
100 Ey. Csc SOC, BIC. ee
loo Meadow Valley. ic
rs Raymond A XIV, ~
80 Eureka Con-. ~. tss
90 Alps. 2N
us NsrtherniBslle.s
60 Falcon. te
30 Young Atasrisa, iS
~ HAMBURG.
3D Hillside, I ". 10
1885 Mcdoc. . 80. . IS. ass. :. avs
$40 Bedis. ~
$50 Betehei. ~
50 Martin white. ~
go Le-ds. -. IN
10 Tip Top iso. lS
iooo Golden rerrsse,a
x3oo.Hsme-taks.s
SO savage. u
90 o.iiiornis. ~. M rs. IN
80 Con. Virginia. isS 10.
IS Hsls,.k SorcrOss, -.
5s0 Imperial. NC
$50 Utah. i0S. ~
% AlHha. Z. az
10 Ophir. 7sS. 2sk.9
<IU Mara Nevada. ~
$40 Bsiehsr. = %, jS.ss
' St5 Alta. IN. ls.IS 10
sso Enehsaasr. ass. sch. ~
2t0 Msiicsn. ~
2ls Julia. SOa.J
20 ward. s5c
VI Oyerman. II
rs 0ouid n Curry, c..
10 Chollar Potosi. ~
~ Benton. les, u
10 Csl~ionis. an
rms noasiSa.
SOS opeir. ~. ss. ~. ~ sio, - sio
sIO MEXICAN. ". ~
siO Gsald . Curry. !, Z.
SIS Bssi . Beleher. lss. lss, is.,1
81 California. nv, 15S. IN
Ots ravase. is.. ~. ii'. IN
1880 Con. Virgins. isa., ies, lsS
1D Chollar.Potosi, n
Es Hais ; Norsross. 81. 9s.ss
ass Crsvn Polnt. tS. as. t.O
as yellow Jacket. "
i1ys Imperial. go, tc bio
80 Alpha. ~, T..Tk
sc5 Belcher. 5s. AtO. 8 a. IN u. IN b
as .si.rrs Nevada, l.eo. ass. Az as
LOO Utah, lou. ios. io<
ia Bsiliop, so
as Erehequsr. . e0. . IS. AZ
$40 ovsruso. iss, n. iis.n<.is !.
Gao Justice, 81, a..
-, Union Con. ,S,tto. It'.N
1910 Alta, =. q b5
Isl5 Julia. JiO. 305. ai0. 400
1850 Csiedoais, AZ. aoo. as. as. 2.io ID, a.
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CARD.

To all Who arc suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions VI youth. nervous weakness. early
deeay, loss Of manhood. ETC.. ! will send .
receipt that will cure yon. rREk ~ CHARGE.
This great remedy VA discovered bya y ir-ion.
ary In South America. send a self-addre-sel
envelope to the ltRy. JOSEPH +. lNMAN.
station d. Blbla House, New York CITY.
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destructive storm, In Kansas.
A FRANCISCO.
Ceinisx tho New Dollar.
.lsrscrAL To TUE Coin ulrI. DAIRY srwsl

SAN FRAScIsco. April IS. - superin-
tendent Dodge, Of the Mint. announces
that Of the four presses in the Mint. ono
will DO kept at work On gold coinage. and
tho other three on the new dollars. which
will 10 turned out at the rate Of n hun.
drcd thousand per day.
Runk. the condemned murderer. who
was TO have been hanged tomorrow. has
been respited by Governor Irwin until the
Goth instant, TO give tho Governor time to
examine documents presented to his atten.
ton In connection with tho case.
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Tar Young worth Oyster and chop House
No. "a South u street. Virginia City. Is the
leading establishment on the ComstOck.
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KATHARON,

Discovered ihlry.nve years ago by Prof. Lyon
OF Yale. 10 the most perfect prspsrotion In the
world for preserving and beautiying the hair.
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80 .,.a.e.S. i.vs.,s K.,h.irsu VIII
pesiuyeiy preyeut sra,ness, asa will
restore new hsir 10 bald heads, % the
and fslilcles are sst ~dssirsyed'
n seu,lly perform. ,he,s seeming miracles.
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