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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
q, II. GALLUP.

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of callfcr.
fayorite brands Of Imported Cigars. oholce bit
cigars. all kiuds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schaum pipes, nuts, candies. nns cutlery, and
toys and lancy goods Of all kinds. ap2s N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
A Gaze.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was thu. OF the man John Y. Herman.
dez, residing in Salt Lake city, who Vas ct
deaths door with that terrible disease Mars
mus the best medical Aid had failed 20 stop
the progress OF the malady. when tweniy.three
bottles Of BRiSTOL's sAIiSAPAllLLA and
thres phiais OF ~BRl5T0Ls PILLS made him .
we'll man. Iy15 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
SAN FRANCISCO.


Michael Reese Dead-Bankrupscy
or Alexander Bsdism.
BAN Francisco. August 3.-The Bani
Of California this morning received . dis
patch from Carlsbad. Germany. that MI
chael Reese, the millionaire, died at tina
place yesterday.
Alexander Badlam, Assessor. this morn
ing filed . petition In bankruptcy. Hi
liabilities arc $57,s7G; assets, si7,330,
Losses by indorsing for others and unrs'
m%uncrative Investments are the cAuse.
The yacht race to-day was . fins AFFAIR.
The breeze was almost too fresh for the
lighter craft to carry full sail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
Wyom,sE Road Agents.

HAT CREEK. Wy. August 3.-Ths south
bound coach was again stopped four miles
south Of J%enny's stockade yesterday after.
noon about 8 O'Clock. by six armed men.
IA tho coach WAS empty they did not at.
tempt any interference. but inquired Of
the driver rs to the movement Of the treas.
ure coach. which they are evidently wait.
ing for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
rnR PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef unezseilsd In Storey
county. 20 10 Thouss Hsnron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace saloon. No. 7 North O street,
Virginia Oty. fresh oystsrs ct all hour IN
every style. Forty ninsrs always on hand q
niehf. kor tasty, homo style Of cooking, and
the best and fresl ct OF al thai the markets.
TT tt. apis %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
NEW To-pAY

Anew YORK MINING COMPANY.
N Location OF principal place Of business.
San Francisco. California, -.
Location Of works. Gold Hill, Storey county,
State Of Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that At meeting Of
the Doari Of Directors. held on the IL day Of
August. 1878, an assetsment mo. loloI In,iy
M, C-nts per snare was levied upon the capita
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately,
In United States gold com. To the secretary. =
the ONCE Of the Company, Room u. NO. CIV
California street, San francisco. California. =.
Any stock upon which tnis assessment shall
remain unpaid on the ID day Of Sc stember,
ISIS, will oe delinquent, and sdvertis.u foI
saie At public auction, and unless payment IL
made before. viii be cold on TUESDAY. The
2lth day OF september. 1875. 10 pay the delin'
quent assessment. together with costs OF sdver'
Using and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of tho Board Of Directors.
d, L. THOMAS, SECRETARY.
o1iee-.Hoom 81. Hayvard's Buildine. No. CIV
California street, san Francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
rmK usRs TO WHICH

Murray 4 Lsnmsn's Florida water Is put may,
without exagsention. be said TO be universal.
In refined and cultivated society II IL reeog.
niled q. the most refre.hing and ayr ~abie y.
perfumes for the handkerchief. the toilet and
tha hath. ia9a lin
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
MEDICAL XoNnRR.

This Rreat cure for RhsumAtisn. Neuralgia
and all Pains. Burns. sealds. Colds. and all
sches and pains that people and families sufer
Ionss, Jf- sls u Of Cola Hin. jsia em
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
= Qsesasiss..
l,r rus wr.rrns III rrlraaArn LIss.l
San FRAScIsco.

San PR.ScIsco. August $3.50 ?. n.
ophir 3ss. Belcher ) asked. Bullion 50
asked, Kentuck ~. Crown Point ~
asked. Justice 81 bid. Utah ia. Sierra
Nevada rs. California ~. julia ss,
Union Con. ia. Gould 4 Curry ~
a.LeI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03

The twelve Chinamsn arrested In Val.
lejo, CAL, for illegal fishing. were con-
viessd In The Justices Court Of NsPa
to-day,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
STOCK kEroKr.


30 Raymond 4 Ely, J
Is Eureka Con-. AZ, t7A
2i5 Jackson. 4s,t
200 Belmont. l, 95c
400 Leopard. I %, 1
400 ella, Use
MS Northern Belle, ioS. iOa
lS0 Hussey. 55c
2S5aMAnhAttAn. 81, 81
500 De Frees. i5c. zoe
495 Grand Prize, IS si0. ] co
700 Navajo. i5c. SOC
1850 Endowment.
l0i0. Independents. l IS, I 40
2o0. Star. LIN
200. Combination. nc
$50 Day, 800
$50 Hillside. 2a,2'
500 NoJoc. SOC. 2Jc
G35 Bodie. In, II
1sG0. Bechtel. I so. | 30
lt0o Tioga. CSC. 1
400 McClinton. 1
800 Golden Chariot. &c
lsG0 Tiptop. IL, IL
90 Leeds. sjc
20 HomestAke. Toe
clio Sierra Nevada. l3s. II, 49,, i3t
i2s. i2As. l2s 80
$50 0phir. 80. 39s. 3ss
ITS California. 81, %
2sc5 Union. Con-. i0s. iO's. iOS. ioNs
10. i0is so
$50 Utah. iOa ..iOh
40 Con. Virginia, So, So
o silver Prize. i5e
SEQ Gould 4 Curry. 10. ~ bio
1870 Mexican. i3a, l3s
40 Alta. 81. s
2OG0 julia. ss,s
600 Crown Point. "a, -
SIS savage, lOs
20 Caledonia. Is
20 Chollar- Poto.i. 29t
60 Beleher. A. b. ~ go
tsO Ward. 1 80
ITO Justice. 5a. 81
THIS MoESiso.
SEQ 0phir. -. ssh. 80 b5
1855 Mexican. 1871. iJh. 49,
SIS Gould a Curry. "a. ~
CAS- Best 4 Belcher. i5a
5s5 California, %. 81
W Savage. lO,s, i0a
325 Con. Virginia. ss. So
50 ChollAr. 81, 29a
4695 Crown Point. s. Tt.s
$50 Yellow jacket. i0s. los
2ii5 Imperial. 70, Use
i25 kentnck. ), 4 10. 4 10
$50 Alpha. l0s, II
30 Confidence. 5a
1906 Bslehsr. 4 50. a., As, s. ~ bio.
40
$3.50 Sierra Nevada. i3S. i3A.. i9A. II.
IA. iii.. Isl, As, Ia, ht,
l5ls, Is $50
ass Utah. H.. iih
1850 Bullion. 50. So b.. 81
1885 Exehsquer. 395, ) 10
i25 0vermAn. ~. IN
lao Justice. 81. So, 81
C93o Union Con-. IL. H.. H., In
H.
20 Seq. Beleher. %
$50 Alta. ., 81
65j Julia. So. 81
1850 Caledonia. 2 O5. 2 10. 2 10. 2 90
400 Silver HILL 10. 1 %,
si5 New York. I 10. I 90.
30 Hale 4 Norcross. q.
600 woodville. CSC
500 Andes. i0c
2O5J Ward. 2 10. 2 0j.
$50 L~eviathan. 45c. 50c b
40 North Con. Virginia, ~. l 20, ! co.
1852
los Trojan. 55c. 20
1910 Benton, 81, 90
1850 Boyle. SIC
200 well.rargo.5
20 Raymond 4 Ely. ~
100 Eureka Con-, Az, IS
3ij Jackson. 81, 81
$3.50 Belmont. l.. I I %, 10
1910 Modod. SOC. 200
6s5 Bodie. 49,. 49,
i645 Bechtsl. I 20, > b
100 TiogA.
100 Golden Chariot. 25e
4l0 Tiptop, I u
$50 Bodie. 20 b
$50 Beehtsl. I 20
i6s5 Leopard. I 10,
les Northern Belle. 10.
1900 Hussey. CSC, GOo
275 Manhattan. s., 81
ist5 Defrccs. i5c. iOc
1O5 Grand Prize. 3 IS. 3 i5. 40
800 Navajo, t5c. zoe
1000 Endowment. I 05.l
40 Independence, I 40. I 20
40 Hillside. 2
400 Day. soc. 400
400 Combination. 23c
800 Argenta. i5c, 20
los Endowment. %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03
MINING GOSSIP.

what . Maa Raw whs Followed Up
she "wisk" Olives Lest wssk-
Report Of . Careful Examinasios
OF the Lower Levels Of tho
lieleher-Kac.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-03

The ,alss Of Z per cent. boaas yssssrday
amounted 70 T,0oo,oo.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-08
Trout Fishing.

There is no sport that equals trout fish
ing and there are three or four people 10
this vicinity who make 1t point to enjoy
little of this fun every year. A party
consisting of AL Dart. Joe Gaskell,
Marcus Osborn and young gentleman
from Maine. named Tilden, school com.
panion of Mr.. Osborn's who Joined the
party 10 Chicago, have just returned from
two weeks cruise around the trouting
grounds of Lake Superior. Their trip on
the lake, after leaving the rail, was 10 q
yacht, with small boats in tow, accompani-
ed Of course by an experienced sailor "a
green hand at the tilier would be very GER
tain to wet the party 10 the very cold
waters OF that lake on account of the puffy
breezes that are prevalent along the coast.
Camping on the shore at night and sailing
along the bays and inlets by day, thus
visiting all of the best fishing places, the
party had splendid time and took all the
trout they wanted. As an unusual thing
they report the waters of the lake
very warm, so much so that the
nights were much warmer than usual
For quantity and size of trout the streams
that put into Lake Superior cannot bt
beaten and it is not to be supposed tha
any party could beat this one in captur
ing the largest specimens. The party re
turned in excellent spirits with faces anC
hands somewhat Drowned, or else the!
look Joe Gaskeli's hands.
The boys in the Office have all joined il
a request to Joe not put his hands out O
the window without showing the rest o
his person, as they have to answer 81
many questions, concerning the markets
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-08
Personal.

Jay Noble, st. Louis; Ii, C. Adams, G
Sherwood. T. f, Parsons j. W. Bell, j.
w. Bird and T. Lyon, New York; w. H
Cobb, Cincinnati; P. A. Marsh and B. II
Morgan and wife, Peoria; H, D. BlakesIet
J. Y, Chapman, Buffalo, N. Y. Fl. w.
Strouse, Peru, Ind; w. II. Stevens, G. E.
Wright, R. r. Hoge, Harry Reimer
Charles Packer and Ed, N. Welch, Chi.
cago; are arrivals at the Harper House.
e.. Fl. Place and John Tracy, with the
W, W. pay car were here to-day,
t. A. Russell and wife. Newton, Kansas
R. E, Bailey, Muscatine; VIM. Sarwood
w. f. Bowel and P. Lucus, Bedford, Pa.
Chas Phillips, Springfield, Mass; John
R. Flynn and E. G. Barker, Chicago, are
among to-day's arrivals at the Commercial
House.
J.R Smock, w. 4. Floto and wife. VIM
Wakefield, Chicago; John Dell, ST. Louis
O. Williams, Leavenworth, KS; H. B
Chase, New York; A. o. Tapping. Utica
N. Y; T. Weir, of the Weir pillow works
Monmouth; J. H. Gregor, Sandusky, u.
Geo. Nj. Harder, falmouth N. Y, are
among to-day's arrivals atthe Rock Isant
House.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-08
Another Contract.

The celebrated firm Of Contractors,
Messrs, Reynolds Saulpaugh & Co., have
Just taken contract to build and lay the
track of the Hastings branch Of the @. B.
Il @. r. r, in western Iowa. AS is well
known to our citizens they have already
one contract on hand upon which they
are now at work, the substructure of q
railroad bridge across the Missouri river
at Glasgow. No.
The firm are widely and favorably known
for their enterprise and success, aud are
ranked among the highest, best, and most
energetic railroad and bridge contractors
in the United States. The monuments Of
their labors can be seen in numerous lecali
ties from st. Paul to the Gulf of Mexico
and from the Alleghenies, to the Rocky
Mountains. They have been engaged
in the construction of more bridges
across the Mississippi river, two to
one, then any other firm of contractors il
the whole country. and their work has al
ways been first class and finished up in tn,
most satisfactory manner.
The masonry of the Cincinnati Southern
railway bridge, at Cincinnati, Ohio, wa
pronounced by the consulting engineer o
the road, MIR. Lovett, ((himself high au
thority in engineering and railroad con
struction.) as the best work Of masonry, 0
its kind, 10 the United States.
Whatever pluck, energy, skill, and in
telligence, can accomplish in the way G
railway or bridge building may safely b
entrusted to their construction and mar
agement. It is a rare and unusual CON
bination of these qualities united to gres
, industry. strict attention to business, an
promptness in completing contracts, whic
have given them solid reputation and big
rank in their line of business.
The senior member of the firm is Ii
3 present popular and efficient Mayor of tn
city, and their numerous friends will he,
with pleasure of their continued bushes
: prosperity and successful competition
$ obtaining contracts.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-08

John Mayer was fined IS and costs yes.
terday by Justice Halves for using abuse
i've language to Ann Krogan.
John johnson and Henry Eckdale were
complained of to-day before Justice Hay
den for creating nuisance, the same
being filthy hog pens. They heard of the
complaint and straightway purified theil
premises and the suit was withdrawn.
On complaint of Officer Metch, VIM.
Rapp, buss driver, was arrested and
taken before Justice Chopper, charged
with continually abusing people around
the depots and refusing to obey the police
He plead guilty and was fined S. an6
costs
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-08
Insanity.

A jury composed Of Geo. G. French, NJ.
D.; Quincy Mcneil, w. w. Eggleston, A
Dunlap, George Foster, and Williay" San
derson was impanelled in the county
court to-day to inquire into the sanity OF
Peter O'Hare,
The following witues es were sworn
Mrs. OHare, Geo, M. Dickson, Father
Thomas Mackin, VIM. A. Johnston, John
Bolen and Thomas Kerr.
The jury found verdict as follows.
That the said Peter O'Hare is insane and
fit subject to be sent to the state hospi.
tai for the insane; also that he is a pau
per. The court ordered that he be com.
mitted to the insane hospital. at Jackson.
vile.
Mr.. O'Hare was at one time employed
as fireman in the distillery in this city,
since which he has worked at the Milan
paper mill aud on boats on the Mississip.
pi. His home is now at Milan.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-08
Warran County Fair.

The twenty-seventh annual fair OF the
Warren County Agricultural Society oc-
ours at Monmouth, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Sept. 10 to 10, 1878.
Increased premiums are offered in nearly
every department and it is believed that
the exhibition will be Of surprising ex-
cellence, The fair deserves Interpolation
il enjoys Of being unrivaled by any county
fair in the state. Nearly 1900 are offer
ed in cash premiums for superior horses
of every breed, cattle, swine, sheep,
poultry, agricultural i'm plements, farm and
domestic products, needlework, paintings,
etc. Large, interesting and creditable dis
plays are expected in all departments.
The society has always paid its premiums
in full.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-08

The scenery of the Harper Opera House
has just been completed and Is the most
complete and artistic outside Of Chicago,
nor is there in that city any theatre that
can boast of anything finer if as fine as
the artistic scenery Of the new opera house.
Messrs. Noxon & Toomey. artists of the
Olympic Theatre. ST. Louis. who painted
the scenery deserve great credit, and have
shown themselves to be artists of more
than ordinary ability aud exceeding good
taste. We give below a full text Of the
scenery in detail:
One landscape Drop Curtain, the subject
of Picture is st. Gear on the Rhine; this
being the first occasion said subject has
ever been painted for drop curtain. Our
Palace Chamber of the Louis XIV style.
four wings two set doors to match, one
palace arch, one plain chamber, two sci
doors, two wings to match, one rustic
kitchen, two set doors, two wings to match
one Bastithan prison, two set doors, two
wings to match, one landscape, six wood
wings. one garden, one horizon or sea view
four wings to match, one street and wing
to match; comprising ten scenes which Il
ample to produce any stage production il
Metropolitan style. Also the following
set piece used in connection with the above
scenes, to complete and dress the stage.
One set house, one set cottage, one set lol
hut. four set rocks, one set rustic bridge
one set library, one row foreground, tW'
rows set waters, two set tower. two Sc
garden vause, one row garden balustrades
one row pailing fence, four sky borders
three foliage borders, three drapery tor
borders, one arch tormentor border, tw'
tormentor wings, two tormentor doors
The above is the finest and the most com
plete stock of scenery in the West. TIL
size of scenes are eighteen feet high b.
twenty -four feet wide, which is the sam
size as the scenes In all the large theatre
in st. Louis and Chicago. The wings ar
six feet wide by eighteen feet high, dro
curtain. thirty feet wide by twenty-seve
feet high, tormentor border, thirteen AM
one third feet high or wide by thirtysi
} feet long.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-08
A Rare Opportunity.

Wells Peoples Dispensary 80 &
go Monticello Ave-, Jersey City, n. j.,
has made arrangements with some o.
the medical men of New York CITY
whereby they will give-(for the bene-
fit of this Dispensary) free advice to all
who have not the means nor conven-
fence of visiting N. Y. This is a
chance in lifetime. and all sufferers
from any chronic disease will be for.
tunate in securing the leading medical
talent from the centre of medical sci
ence,. The only expense to the Patient
being the nominal cost of medicines
necessary to the case. The great variety
of disease New York Physicians meet
with in private, Hospital & Dispense.
tory Practice, peculiarly fits them
for intelligent judgment in difficult
cases. All diseases treated, Lung
Throat, Heart, Brain, Nerve. Blood
Skin, Kidney, Bladder, Urinary, Gen
ital, Eye, Ear. Liver &c Sc. All al
liberty to write-Give full symptoms
Address as above.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-08
Help &c Along.

Yesterday petition was placed in circu-
lation by Matt Frederickson and s. A.
Taylor, to raise money for the mechanics
who lost their tools at the Volk's mill fire
Some of the men lost everything, and
are seriously crippled thereby, as nc
mechanic can get work without tools-at
least it is more difficult to do SO.
Everybody who can should help thi.
worthy object. The total loss will reach
$500, and among men who have no means
of replacing the tools lost. 1t is gratifying
to note that at O'clock yesterday nearly
$50 had been raised, mostly in small
amounts.
Every little helps; give what you can.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-08
= Dangerous Counterfeit.

DR.. Blair, at Dodds' drug store. think.
he has discovered q counterfeit of the new
silver dollar. If it is a counterfeit, it i.
splendidly executed, and almost impossi
BILE to detect. Examination with magni
flying glass, however, shows several points
that are different. The word Liberty
on the head is very imperfect, and the
lock of hair overhanging the brow does no,
touch the forehead as it does in the genu
Inc. On the reverse side the main point
is that the eagle has only sevem feathers il
its tail, when all the others have eight
The berries in the wreath are very small
and indistinct, and the olive branch ia dit
ferent. Register.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-08

Of course the so-called National Green.
hackers of this country will deny all belief
10, and support of such reasonable ute
RANGES Of Brick Pomeroy, few samples oil
which we have given in our columns, but
as be is one of their recognized leaders,
and is at the head of one of their most i'm.
portant committees, we must hold them to
an accountability for the same, and call
them by the only name applicable to q
party of such professions Communists. -
ALedo Record.
Here in Rock Island county the Ma.
tionals subscribe TO Brick Pomeroy's crazy
twaddle or that Of any other financial fana.
tic who tells them there is an easier way oil
getting dollar than squarely earning it,
GOzpffe
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-08
Probate Court.

The following entries have been made
on the probate records since our last report:
Estate of Nancy Predmore. Proof of
deed made and will admitted to probate
and ordered recorded. Letters testamen-
tary issued to Cynthia Maynard exeeutrix
named in will. No bond required.
Estate Of Frances Hitchcock, deceased.
Agreement to final settlement and report
administrator filed and administrator and
sureties discharged
Estate of Andrew Olsen deceased.
Final report of administrator filed and APP
proved and distribution ordered
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-08
Those Burglars,

After three or four nights watching,
much noise and great deal of fright. a
man has been caught, last night, 10 Mr..
Geo. Mixter's yard. He is not such q
terrible or terrifying object either as might
be imagined. Apparently he is a harm
less old nuisance with a leather strap,
which he says he uses to sharpen razors
on, This was the only tool he had-of a
burglarious character, and he said he was
only looking for place to sleep when ar
rested not knowing there was house in the
yard, but supposed he was in pasture.
He was jailed and had not been examined
at this writing.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-08
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

Five American Indians, in full war
paint and feathers, are.astonishing visitors
at Paris.
The old smoke stack to the Jail fur
mace has been torn down and is being re-
placed by larger one.
The children OF the Broadway Pres
byterian church to the number of about
one hundred had a picnic on Credit Is
land to-day.
The New Orleans Times advises the
Crescent City people to lay in supply oil
ice while it is only $50 ton, as next week
it may be 800 ton.
The democracy of the 5lst senatorial
district Hardin, johnson. Massac, Pope
and Pulaski countits-have nominated W.
A. Spencer, of johnson, for senator, and
Thomas G, Farris. of johnson, for repre-
sentative.
A reunion of the First Illinois Associ
alton Veterans of the Mexican War, will
be held in Galesburg. August Goth, 1878
Gen. James Shields, the hero of Cerrt
Gordo, and veteran soldier, is expected Il
be present.
1t is announced sthat the Chicag'
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Compan.
arc about to begin work on second tract
from Maiden to Arlington. The compile
ton of this piece of track will give them
double track from Chicago to Princeton.
Henry Lidders, the courteous aDt
obliging clerk at Huesiugs store, SCENE,
in unusual exhubersnt spirits to-day, ant
when his friends came along, passed on
the cigars as if something unusual ha
happened. 1t is boy and came to Roc
Island last night Not weighed yet.
The greenbackers and workingme
have many such good, high principlet
Christian men for candidates"
If nine men should guess fifteen year
E apiece, they could not guess who said tha
1t was-DANFoRTH!-Cha
Chronicle.
"A subscription paper twas circulate
to-day for the purpose of raising funds
assist the hose companies in deeraying th
expenses of their brother, VIM. SaurmaI
At o'clock this p. NJ, sic had bee
raised in amounts of 25 and so cents eacl
Scarcely man was found who refused |
contribute something for the deserving oil
ject.
"A couple of tramps created quite
scare at the Harper House last night b
invading the sacred apartments of some
the female help. They very soon foun
out where they were by ear-piercin
screams from the fair damsels. and stoI
J ping their ears with their thumbs, fled 1
!, though pursued by tribe of Mes PERI
Indians. They are probably running ye
India Office statistics show that 1
present hundred million women in Ind
are sunk in absolute ignorance, being III
; able to read syllable of their moth,
tongue, and untaught as to the simple
: rules of health and life, the laws of God
scientific truths; in fact. feeling exists
most Hindoo families that the girl who hi
learned to read and write has committed
: sin. sure to bring down judgment upon b.
and her husband.