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Take allmyselff

Zomeo. IN take thee at thy'yord.
Cal me Robinson. and I'll take Won
And Al your goods, chattels, manors,
Revenue. real and personal property, in.
Expectations. bank account, bonds, cOu.
pons. stamps,
Even .ckels.
Satiet. OH Man in the gardeni Go away, you
nsaaghiy man Who are your How
did you get In here!
RnVseo. Come up the alley, poisoned the dog.
And climbed over the back fence.
benolo the ashes On my boots. there Is
And eggshells on my trousers. Is
fonr big brother and your father homei
juliet. If they do see thee, trust me,
They viii put an ear on thee.
Romeo. Not much. Mary Ann; say thou the
And viii smear your fathers past ehorn
one;
One that be win remember, aye ha, ha
And weep when he remembers IL;
Look ~ this biceps muscle, There is
A goose egg for You.
Inlet. o, gentle Romeo
hyou love nae say So bat don't step on
my buniOn.
RoHeo Lady by yonder blessed moon swear.
That tips with silver all these fruit tree
tops
Jtalet. o., swear not by the moon, the incon-
staut moon,
That mo thly changes in her circied orb
Lest that thy love prove likewise variable
Romeo. Well. then, by Jimminy PeIt, by dad,
BY Hickey, by The long armed spoon, by
jocks,
By thunder, Juliet; oh. by gosh
What sha'l / swear by
,Trliet Do not swear AZ all.
Or II thoH wilt, swear by thy grcious SELF
.aRoDleo. Well, then, may be did. dad. dug
dOg-garned.
Dad ngvd TO judge; oh, may be
Tetotally cow kicked over b. buIlrush
Dad slam the gsul dinged dad-fsted
ThiGg to thunder:-
(Goes of after some new swears.)
- II11pEeIS
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A barber was called in to shave the
face of dead man recently, and the
ruling passion" prompted him to
give the corpse the whole history of
the silver bill, the rise and fall of
gold and the attitude of the foreign
bonds in the premises.
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Remember, DR.. Mary Walker, that
the woman who would lift her hand
against man, save in the way of kind,
ness, is wretch whom 1t were base
flsttery to call policeman.
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DIR. WHITTIER,
6l7 ST. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo.
DIR. WHITTIER.

OFT 81. CharIes Street,
Treats all forms of Veneral Diseases, Semi
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success No matter who failed.
call or write; pamphlet or consultation free
Can refer TO the medical profession in all
parts of the Country.
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IN DRESS GOODS

there Is richer display Of coorings and brilliant.
effects this season than for many years past.
The mixed COSTUME CLOTHS range In price
nom Soc yard to $500, and on low-priced DRESS
GOODS, from 10c- yard up, many of them being
a. effective as the heavier fabrics.
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Ladies', Misses, and Children's Hosiery from
81 80 dozen, up TO the finest goods. All the
newest and prettiest designs In Hosiery are repre-.
scented In our stock in silk, Cotton and Aerino.
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Ladies' and Children's Suits and
Fine Under Clothing.
HOSIERY.

These departments embrace everything pertain
Ing 70 Female Costume, suited to all ages and cir
euaistanees. For full particulars see catalogues.
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FURS.

II Q HIS.
Alaska Seal SaeQues, from $65. 90 I'D.
Alaska Seal Nuts frpm t6.00 up.
Alaska Seal boas. from t6OO up
Mink Muifs and Boa from SI2.s0 = set, upward.
silk Fur-lined Garments, from Sc5.0o
Alaska Sable Sets, frorn $50.
A good set Of furs as low as 1900
ksg-A SET OF FURS Is A SUITABLE As WELL
As SEAS0NABlE HOLIDAY PRESENT
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IShawls. Nantes and Wraps.

India Valley Cashmere Shawls from $4,000 up
India Filled Centers at 5000 and up.
Real Dacca, Chedda and Striped India Shawls
new designs, from $1,000 upwards. Also full lines
British, French and German Shawls In beautiful
new STYLES. OF the best and most reliable manu-
facture. Paris Nantes ard Cloaks OF the latest
modes from $500 up, aud Berlin from $50.
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Price, TEN Cents.
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OST-LAND CERTIFICATE
IL No. 90.
Issued by the Commissioner of the Land
Office on the eighteenth day of December. 1876
to the Galveston, Brazos and Colorado Narrow
Gauge Railway Company for $40 acres IL not
heard of III ninety DAYS application will be
made for duplicate. JOHNS h SPENCE
mar9-9w For John l.. Bulls
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GLnyRS

UbUN Ed.
Md. SIR. Isle Thread and Merino Gloves q The
new clors and shapes, In great variety
Lord rAylor's Kid Gloves, batso1s warranted
a. $leo per pair, Price lass season 81 50.
ALSO,
Lace, CAmhvic, linen and SIX Handkerchief. and
besutifal Neckerehicis. al prices from sSe inward
and all kinds Dress Trimmings % match our goods.
to Our Goods are al frsi-elsss. We make
point 70 al all oiers exactly and 20 the interest," Of
purchaSers. We guarantee al purchases 70 Be safis-
tacsory - buyers, and stand ready 20 rearel.y an
EMS Ncsnyite orders, ecariaced that first trial
VII insure n The regular custom hereafter.
Catalogues % cur e1fre stock sent 20 uny aadrrss
IN SPECIFICATION.
All cr3ers for Goods 10 BE aeconpanied Ay The
noney. q where parties wish 6oots Vim Be- sent
~ ENrtesSS c. o. U. Where the remittance Z toe
large. ne always return he difference
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Romeo and JuIIet-.-Is7s.

'1'eO, See how she leans her cheek upon her
Oh, tina had that diamond on her hand,
That l might raise lhe fair and gentle
wind.
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DRUGGISTS SUHDRlES,
VIII o les a e and n e tall,
at prices to suit the times. Orders solicited
BAKER, GRAHAM & CO.. COLOGNE
and Hair Dres ing
are equal to shy and cheaper than others.
Lows genuine old Brown Windsor soap, Lub-
bins genuine imported extracts, and the per-
fumes OF The best American makers always on
hand
We are the owners and sole proprietors Of
TIP IT q F,v
preparation which never fails to cure itch,
ringworm, letter, etc.
Our prescription department is entirely dis
tinct from our sale department, and Is managed
by experienced hands.
Baker, Grsham q Co. are wholesale agents
for the old and justly celebrated ARGYLE
BTTTERS, and Offer special te ms 10 large buy
ers,
our Poultry Powder infallible for the pre-
vention and cure Of disease IN chickens and tur-
keys. All goods sold by us ere warranted fresh
and pure BAKER, GRAHAM & co.
janl7Slv.
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PLAIN CnLnREn SILKS.

new shades, commencing as low a. T5c. per yard,
and at 81 90, same quality Of last season at tl 25
Fancy Broche and DamAsse Figures Of the new
Paris shades from 81. 90 upwards. Trimming SaIins
at 4I.O0, worth 81. 25
THE PRICES AT WHICH WE OFFER OUR SILKS
ARE 0NE-QUARrER TO ONE-THIRD LESS
THAN LAST SEASON.
~ SILK DRESS Is A HANDSOME H0LI-
DAY PRESENT
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THE
] A C K s O n
WAGON
The strongest Wagon Consequently More Durable and Cheapest
THE JACKSON TRUSS ROD WAGON

strongest
and Axle
1--WE tons nomthe I'm
epI
Or
tRsdne
thaT
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of
oil
zfincsd
Year,
auxs L. a. HlNCHMAN.
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GENTS FURNISHING,

DRESSING GOWNS SMOKING JACKETS AND
CAPS, SCARFS. tbs. UMBRELLAS, GLOVES
AND OTHER ARTICLES FOR GENTLEMEN
SCifABLE FoR The HOLIDAYS To WHICH
TIE ATTENTION OF LADIES IS INVITED.
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An, gOOdness gracious mel

JniI4- An, goodness gracious mel
<foA'e0. She speaks:
" 60 on with the chm music, for thou
As glo ipus to this night. being DER my
A A Ser um-er ah-kind Of a-u ali
As knd OF a-haw-sort OF bird like.
9saiff. o; Romeo. ROneoi What is thy last
It's b thy name hist Is NV enemy:
What's Nontagueg o myI what a horrid
namei
y: goodness gracious met I'd rather die
Ih-n marry man named Montague
Coz ont you get the Legislature 10
change your last name
and Tor that name, viii h Is no part OF
Take All rnvaoIfs
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Price, TEN Cents.

Fancy Cards, Snowflake, Marble, etc, no ?
alike, with name, 10c. Nassau Card Co.,
an N V
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THE CELEBRATED LaBELLE,

FoN
Il
N N'"S -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-03-01
WHAT o. Zee Toe - Ne.

All men wish 10 do what IL best for their
financial interests. but men are often times
80 occupied that they do not have tho time
and opportunity TO think what would 10
the best thing for them to do. IL 10 ON
this very sccount that We wish 10 remind
I'M. citizens of Gold Hill and Virginia City
that ono Of tho best things for them to do,
N they are property holders. 10 10 at once
insurc that property In some Thoroughly
reliable company. 90 That In case OF nre OF
accident they may not bc totally ruined
4. hundreds Of our people were In the
yrc.t fire Of October, 1915. Immediate
IL following the determination To So
cure yourself from such losses, IL the
election Of . good. sound. responsible
eompapy In which 10 insure. In that No
can hardly do better than 10 recommend
J. A. Brumscy. one Of the squArest, most
reliable, Of our citizens. general nre insur-
snco agent, and the representative Oh mo
Homo Mutual and California farmer
Mutual Insurance Companies. ~ don
matter What information or knowledge any
person may require In regard to any insur-
ance company or their business, NJ.
Brumsey will always 10 found really 10
give 10, and accommodate his patrons 10
the extent sof his power. Mr.. Brumsey
has lust removed his Office from the Tahoe
House 10 No. - south q street. Virginia.
where no will be glad 10 greet all his old
frisnds and - many new ~ may favor him
with . call.
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An cheney. The sire.s.

The Celestial outlaw. All Chouey. 10 nov
the general theme Of eonversatioa. The
News yesterday Published . rumor that
the culprit had been arrested In Dayton.
Oficer Simpson went 10 Dayton. but on
his arrival there found that tho man ar
rested WAS not All Chouey. All Chouey.
the genuine. IL represented a. being .
sharp fellow. and will not be captured
without trouble, The following descrip.
ton Of this famous Mongolian 10 furnished
BY A. X. Lamb. Sheriff Of Lyon County:
All Ohouey 10 fivo feet eight and . half
or nine inches hight 80, 81, or IS years Of
age. slender build. very light complexion.
delicate hands. with taper fingeni quick
motioned. fluent talker, speaks English
very we'll, forward. impudent 10 manner
III addressing white people. and overbear-
ing In the extreme toward tho Chinese. A
will DO seen by an item elsewhere In this
paper, tho r~sdoubtsble ohinamAn, sup
posed TO DO Al Choucy, Is captured at last
and In durance vile.
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H,rh,y Attractive Entertainment,

Tho coming entertainment 70 bc given
81 Minors Union Hall. Gold Hill. for the
benefit Of Mrs. James sheehan and her
large family Of little ones, left almost dcs.
tituts by tho death Of tho husband and
father, promises 70 DO ono Of tho most
pleasing. attractive aud successful ever
givcn In this town. II will consist Of =
grand vocal aud instrumental concert, fol.
lowed by . ball. In the concert the fol.
lowing ladies aud gentlemen have kindly
volunteered their vocal and instrumental
services: Miss Katy PAlk. Misses Mary,
Katie and Emma Connolly. Miss Laura
sheldon. Miss Lou CASTOR. Miss
Minnie Pohl. and tho members Of
the Gold Hill Amateur Minstrels.
consisting Of James Gribble. II. T. Rule,
Ernest y. Hall. VIM. Smith. Tommy Alex
snder. II. Anderson. Joseph Ivy, VIM.
Moyls, j. Rhodes. Leader Of orchestra,
l.. Jacobson /: pianist. Mr.. Pierce; cornet.
ISL Robert Htevens basso, Ernest Y.
Hall. II will 10 seen that tho orchestra
will DO 4 very effective one. and the musical
portion Of the entertainment cannot fall 70
DO . fine success In every respect. A largo
number Of tickets arc already sold |; they
still continue selling rapidly. and tho hall
10 sure ~ DO we'll oiled with . gay and
festive Assomblage when tho light fantastic
700 10 called upon 70 swing itself through
the macy dance.
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up..n,,urr. la.s Ev..,.r.
s,p.... Ne~ oper. ss.s.~

Owing IN tho great attraction Of the
masquerade ball in Gold Hill. tho attend
ancs at the Opera House lAst evening WA
not very largo. The very interesting
society play Of Jealousy" was rendered
by the entire company In . much more &C
ceptable manner than that Of MARY
stuart the night before. signor MaIeroni.
a. tho Marquis ~. Ella, performed his
part finely. and Notwithstanding the mod
erats attendance drow forth at times
meritorious applause. His opening and
acting In the duel scene were especially
good. signors Majeroni as Diana the
MArchioness ~. Ella, rendered her part In
. pleasant. natural and very attractive
manner. " times becoming almost
fascinating In the earnestness with which
she portrayed tho character OF the
t~houghtless girl. the r~estless, fashion
able, giddy wife. and then the awakened.
agoniked, loving and %repentAnt woman.
In neither Of the characters. with the En-
ception OF q clearer and more distinct
speaking Of the English language, WAS there
much room left for improvement. Mrs.
Osborne a. the Warehouses lie ~. Ella.
deserves especial mention for tho faithful
and forcibls rendition abe gave OF the
Narquis's mother. y. q. Maeler. a. Cen
erai de Luca. WAS excellent. as also xss j.
&. Howard In tho character OF Count Err
nest de Rivera. The entire troupe are
very painstAking. aud really deserve . bot
tar audience than that which greeted the
raising vi the curtain last evening. To-
night will 10 given the military drama OF
.Psith and Friendship. UT The Two Ser
xesnts." the occasion being the benefit Of
Signor and Signors M~Ajeroni. The piece
il pronounced by those familiar - being
one Of great beauty AMI intense pAtho..
An after comedy. entitled "The Kiss"
will conclude tho performance. Those
who have not seen signor and sisnorA
Naleroni shonld not miss the opportunity
tonight
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LIGHTNING Flashes.


The secretAry OF the Treasury has airesd,
IL immsSis,s ssscntion ~ ~. Iav nro
vidine for Inc coinsge IN siivsr doiis,. =,
tbst tbsre viii be mo delsy vbstever I'm NJ
onerstion. The secretary has pren.red |,
form OF silver Certificate. and Approved n,
dsvioe Tor Inc nav silver dollsr vhieh "a,
snbmltted 10 him by tl,e Director of m,
Mint. The Department Ia therefore pre-
pared 70 begin without delay administration
Of the now law.
Thu House Committee on Pacific Rail.
roads has unanimously Authorized Repre
.entstivsH ouss h renort the TeIss PASTA
Rsiirosd bill Al tho neTt cali Of committee,
for reports. subject. however, 70 any action
that may be taken 10 the meantime by the
committee OF changing or ~perfscting IL
provisions, and reserving the right also for
Q minority report 10 DO made.
There Was great vsvering In tho Cabinet
about the veto up 70 the last. and Secretary
Sherman was disposed 10 yield TO public
opinion and political necessity. Secretary
Evsrts Is said 10 have remarked that II tho
bill was defeated tho people might be 90
vexed - 70 force the passage OF some mors
ultra measure. Many gold men here ex-
pressed similar views.
There wore sixty.nine failures In New
York In February. The aggregate lis
bilities were 81. G5S, 59s, and ssses placed
st SG95, 900. Yesterday tho failure was
announced OF whitlock 4 Anderson. i'm
porters and Jobbers In wooden goods. Ii.
abilities, $4,000 ; assets, 100000.
.o.l..a "a ~. ... U...t. iii
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Written for the Gold niii N,v..
our DOLLAR 0NCR AGAIN.


And I but 4 Door scholar.
thousnt our nation never vould
Discard the silver dollar.
loved 10 have Il In my hand.
It looked 90 large and nstiyi
IL Vas the pride throughout our land
Tho dollar. Of our daddies.
The poor alone can answer,
Fer when .hey found the dollar dead
Near frantic many ran, cir.
This men WITHHOLD wore smiles the while
Their love for silver psrishsd.
while they spplsudsd thoss Who crushed
The coin our fathers chsrishsd.
.,,---u.
A notion In her bad 10
Send Q man - senator
Who the country raid vss wed to
A little scheme. . oliver scheme.
which made the golf rings squirmi
They feared our ssnst. Z some day
To the dollar would return.
NJ. s,...,, .so.,
The people all are Joyous;
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The News acknowledges with pleasure
the receip, Of . complimentary invitation
and ticket 70 the hfth annual ball to DO
given BY the employees Of tho Virginia and
Truckee Railroad. al Thcater Hall. Carson
City, on the eyening Of the iith OF March.
The price Of tickets IL PLACED Of -. which
includes supper at the 0rmsby House.
yarney's band will furnish the music Tor
the occasion. and every preparation 10
bsing made 70 have the ball pas on -
satisfactorily and agreeably ~, in prede-
oessor. II viii come fully mp 10 the marx.
The tickets are also good Tor passage FROM
Virginia and Gold Hill 70 Osrson and
return by special train. which leaves at
7:30 .. =. and returns ct $50 A.H. This
will give people from the Comstook . fns
chance 70 have . hns time.
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SYRUP"

No other medicine In the world vas ever
given such . test Of lie curative qualities -
Boechee's German syrup. In three Sssrs two
million four hundred thousand small bottles
Of this medicine were dlstributed free Of
charge by druggists In this country 10 thoss
AFFLICTED with Consumption, Asthma, Group,
severe Coughs. Pneumonia and other diseases
OF the Throat and Lungs, giving the American
people undeniabie proof that 0ermsn Syrup
will cue them. The result hss been that drug.
gists 10 every tovn and village In the United
States are recommending 10 10 their customers.
Go Ia your druggists and Ask what they know
about II. sample bottles 10 cents regular size
70 cents. THREE dosss v,li relieve any case.
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q a AND COLDS.

Prom samuel A. walker. EsQ., the well. tnovr
real estate auciioneer Of Boston: "Having sx
perieneed results Of . satisfactory charscts'
from the use Of wIstar's B,lsam Of villa Cherry
In cases Of severe colds. during the past tvs
year., I have full NTH In its renovating power
was hrst induoed TO TIT this medicine By Oh,
strong recommendation Of Q fnsnd. Who va
well-nigh gone with consumption, sud vhoss
relief from the use OF Il sstisned ne Of 10 Ersal
valus In csses of colds and decline and mosl
clearly demonstrated 10 my mind its greet yalus
insure . gnisfal recognition from the public
Bold by all druggists,
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IMPORTANT To ALL lNvALIDs,
IRON IN TIE BLOOD.

Tee Peruvian Syrup. . protected solution Of
the protoxide Of iron, STRIKES 81 the root Of
diseass BY supplying the blood with in vital
principle. or life el-msnt-irou. This II the
secret OF the wonderful success Of this remedy
In curing dyspspsia. liver complaint. dpopsy.
chronic diairsss, boiis. nervous Affections,
cbills and fsvsrs. humorx, loss OF constitutional
' gor. diseases OF the tidneys and bladder.
female complaints, and ell diseasss originating
In . bed state Of the blood, or accompanied b.
ali druggists. mil u
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EUROPE.
[s,rc,AL DrsrArcurs TO TIE ootD Hn1
pA III Naval

TIA. sisnatten In Eastern Eursps.
LONDON. Mar. Ia Vienna correspond.
ent, referring 10 tho persistent rumors oil
Austrian preparations for mobilization,
says there 10 littlo preparation to DO made.
For the last seven years these preparations
have been going on, and since last year.
when the possibility Of such . measure
arose, tho plans have been worked out 70
the very smallest details.
sr. PETERSBURG. March 1.-The 0oios
says that typhus 10 increasing rapidly
among the Russian troops In Roumanis.
All the Roumanian railway carriages arc
infected. II 10 absolutely necessary for
tho army In Turkey TO return BY sea. and
not though Roumsnia.
Intelligence from Constantinopls says
that the Russian plenipotentiaries manifest
irritation at the slow progress Of the nego.
tiations. II they are mot completed In .
few days. 10 10 expected that the plenipo-
tentiaries will present an ultmatum fixing
the date when tho treaty must b signed.