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BAD. BREATH

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~ you VIZ axe $. Summons n mssr w. ,niS
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Ask Those Who
Know.

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Lame Back.

For Lame and Weak Back, Rheumatism, Trou-
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derful remedy. Physicians everywhere rtcog-
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az Elegant cards, IS styles. with uame zoe. an
~ or chrome zoe. J, X. Harder, Maiden w
bridge. N. Y.
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o. Fsnay Cards; SNOW flake, dar,ask, etc y, no
So two alike, with name, loc. Nassau caro-
Co., Nassau, N. Y.
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CAUTION.

There are dangerous and worthless limitations
ofBenson's Capcne Plaster In the market. The
genuine have the word Capcine cut through each
plaster. Sold by ali druggists. Price &c.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-04
THE TEI.EPIIoNE.
M n. v. rArLon


The world stood sill for thousand years,
And errpt for . thousand mere.
Tais wonderful world Nth wings for ears.
IIks N. Nss-sussf sod OF yore--
And Sinerd f,~t apd wineei wand.
Ar NOR. tLan Mercury wOr.
n, ,,,ai.. and ride. q furnaces foai.
Win iron and Ammsr Ter sire.
a,..t sioni. Of shitc from their nOstrits roll,
hnl N ,.,xi. IA. horse. fire.
rhsx a.. blo.ai-,i stock, the engines swim
Its. snau. from IN, Arctic Pole,
,s- ..,,,. =, ,o.. ,h- u.,iii.n iiue.
~, 49,, ~, r.,.ll.ls NAV,
srsas ,as,,s ,s,.,hsr m, nam. srl mines.
Ahey -
- s,s ~. ,,.Ins.I = ~cn.,.,t,,l wir,.
us 80 - -. -. .,,,.,,l.,. a.
80, ,.n.s, ar i,shsnins to .s,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-04

"MAsrL CLARE writes us the fol-
lowing inquiry: "Ars you the author
Of that tender little ballad. Darling.
Kiss Ny Eysliis Down We' We
write such stun as that Kiss our
eyelids down" Mabel, thou art beside
thyself; much reading hath made thee
mad. "Darling. kiss our syelids down.
Now isn't that nice thing 10 accuse US
Of sayinel Are We that devoid OF intelli'
gsncef Mabel. don't you trouble our
syelids. when you have fancy TO per-
form any operation Of that delicate and
tender nature. We have u large, CON-
Portable. roomy. flexible cash Just below
our nose that has bought county rights
for all business % that nature that comes
within the limits of our face. and any
syelid found interfering or infringing
will be prosecuted to the extreme limit
Of the law. No. We didn't write it,
Ha0k,y,.
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% ~ .ss: 2 e: ,ss sIs :, .
rsnsa sisiss ssd cassdss. saa by NKxIs 3
rOTrkh PTopfistors, Bostoa. nsasl
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SOMEBODY down in Biddsforj. Me-.
vouches for the following story: A lady
Was descending nieht of stairs when
shs fell. dislocsting her shoulder. She
landed on large dog at the foot OF tho
stairs. which rose In fright aud threw
her into an adjoining room, where Sie
fell upon hot stove. aud would uu.
doubtedly have been seriously burned
had not man who happened to be in
the room suddenly pulled her away. IN
doing which he brought her arm back
into place again. so, happily. no harm
was done. though much WAS tLreststed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-04

Two friends meeting. one remarked.
81 have Just met q man who told me
looked like you" "Tell me who 1t
was, that | may knock him down" no.
Piled his friend. Don't trouble yonr-
self. he said. T" Il did that myself"
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Ar dinner the host introduces Ia the
favorable notice Of the company a
splendid truiiied pheasant. anil muI-
murs Of admiration. Isn't Il IA
beauty ?" he says. "Dr. So-and SO
gave Il TO ms-killed II himself. "
"Aw. what was he treating 1t for "
asked one of the guests.
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A C0MPllCI1ED CASE.

"a Y ;::.. s:s5 e. e: s ls:.
ssa s 's ~ % %n.s.s ssss.s Co Ssss. Y.sS - 4
,as ass of nos asiss shres ese,ss 2 % q ~ sAasosoi
have no ssthmatio symptouA No c9qsh. no drop
pinSsi In the throat, no hssd.chs. AnA IN eyery ~
sssets Of ne culn on M .syesItA On ny hdn,ys.
hiG,s1i fGrsasSss. SS" oes sS' '''''escH II LAWRENCE
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IS Ir CURAblE9

TaosE ne As,s ..s:s,a :, f.s. ns 49, g =.
de- vitSosi is!isf o. cure. sxsiftS1 sasssfssn o.
sssssioa Win eensidsr.bls saIisty. And ysli tAsy
sad fvsssnsly f.,ai sasssioes q ths i.Ass IuSxl
catsfrk Other sYmpathstie aaffuoee eesa :.
dsafas.A iapsifsd syssshs - - - sssss 9.
In ihensslves bat = nething eoueefso vna -
aasesrous sSscsioas q ne thross ssd iaA0 hss1
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Indorssd hI . Ptomhent Dtpssist.

s.r.sy sssuH thss N. l.yrssss psssA...a
made me fsmiiisf Win his csss. tbslisvs As ssats
nsa, % :. ssss os e 'ssr1 ps'sa' p pxsyr
xseA psstsss eon,sips D., sa.ssseS i.sss,ss
isssa ds; tad an . SfSss.ifs Sc 81 sSs az q y
iaii drssyissi and dselen throsGh2s3 ne uaitst
s,..:; 80 = e;ssss. -, wssxs r2S 2s.s~
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soR TOWN TREASURER.
q. n. GALLUP

Ts sREsPEcrFULLy ANNoUSCRD Az can.
l didsts for reelection In the Ell = OF ToSn
Treasurer. subject TO the decision of his fellow
citizens VI Gold NH at the municipal election
10 ee held Nay 9Th, 1878. apl tds
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REsCiNDMRNT NOTICE..

hhSCiNDhkNT NOriCks
Ms mesiisg q y. Board q Director. Of y.
ROUGH 3 READY MiNINd COMPANY. hsld
,.d s; S o. dss z. = aE y ,.s:., S sS
rercindsd, and all moneys colleetst on said
assessment were dirsctsd 10 be repaid and 70
funded 10 thoss entitled 70 the same.
By order Of The Board OF Dirsctors.
ap1i lw Q. n. pz LAND, Beefstafy,
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IT ear BE Cured.

If..ss::.s..; = :s;s :.:T ;is .ss.s:s 2 g sSsss
~ snsy ~ n S 9, 80 sc sSs,Ss : 8.
sfs sisssssd ma psiisea 6ssssiisiiss.iy q. e
uon is that Of powerful parifytuR agsnt, dessroy
ss u S &: sss,s ss,SSss Z. q 49, =:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-04

Tar country editor eultiyateth the
frisndship OF the nsighboring bulldogs
preparatory to going forth with his sub
scription bills.
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STRAY COW.

A FINE LOOKING sPEoKLED COW. Red
n and white, cane 10 the euccor Boarding
Hoass, Lswu Geld nni. On The 9th ins1Ant.
fhe owner of the COW can obtain The ssms -
proving property and paying ehaigss.
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Is RRsPRcrYuLLy ANNOUNCED As A
i Candidate for Treasurer Of ooid liill a. the
coming town election. subject TO the dscision
Of his Fellow citizens. apsjta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-28
XAVIER LITERARY SOCIETY.

EIGHTH ANNUAL ExHIBI.IoN IN THE HALL OF
ST. FRANCIS xAvrEn's COLLEGE.
The Literary Society OF ST. Francis xsvisrs Church,
Sxtcenth street, gave last night. IN the presence OF
largo audience, It's eighth annual exhibition. Tho
large hall OF S. Francis xaviors College,
in which the exhibition took place, was
decorated with the American and PApal flags.
Dr. william BerEe assisted by his son, presided at
the piano The opening address, "Cul Bono?" was
devercdby Richard y. Hughes. The music OF the
.weicoms" chorus 10y tho socisty) was composed by
DR.. Bergc. aud the words were written by Edward
Nellie Gray" and tins was followed by Francis
y. l.. Tommins, who sang solo, TIE words
aud music OF winch wore composed by hinscM In
his speech on ''Ordsrn Cornelius j. Cunningham
made direct onslaught against the Com and
tho so.csied workiugnen's parry Of this country.
lie tired prove that social ordcr could only be
under the protection OF religion and tho Church.
Tue chorus, Onward" by the society, was much
applaudcd. the woros were by Arthur j. O'IIara.
.'rhc Martyr TribuDes," sacred drama, which tho
strength Of the society showed 10 advantage IN
tcnocd TO illustrate the steadiastness OF tho Chris
tians 10 their religion during the time OF tho pcrse
cutiops under the EMPEROR MAxmiiian. Tho fautaine
Tor two pianos, arranged from tho music OF ~
Purtani," was executed by Dr. Bsrgc ana hts sou.
gizoa the SISTERS OF Charity Tho laughaoe aongs oi
the Rival Hotel Rapncrs,p Ia which amusing tsrcc
ave OF the society took part occasioned good deal
Of merrimcn1 Jonn W. Gully rec,sf Winters
master and Pupil,r By Luke j. Linden anu
Joseph T. Connolly, was much liked, particularly by
The ladies' Sir. Arthur o'Hara made . speech on
prejudice" and the socisty sang "rbs American
Flag The concluding farce called .'Thc on ni1us
IN which nine members OF tho society joined, eli
cited considerable applause. Tho society sang Good
Nightn ana Charles H. Murray delivered tn. closing
address. taking Tor mis- subject tbs words "Eccc
bonum.v
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THE GREENBACK LABOR PARTY.

Tho national grcsnbncK labor party OF tho Second
Assembly district met last evening In hotel In Pearl
street. nenr Chatham, and listened TO some fsrvenl
oratory concerning the wrongs OF the laboring man
aud Tho processes which ought TO DO adopted with
view TO thor ameioratsn. About sixty persons
wcre present There were four speakers, all OF
whom urged that both the democratic and re
publican parties we're unworthy OF tho sup.
port of iaporing men. Mr. Alexander rroup
OF New Haven, presented tnis proposition with
special emphasis. rhc work,ngmsn, he said, should
cut themselves FREQ from both political parties and
work Tor themselves lie had no sympathy with
workinsmcn VINO growIed; their duty to use thor
ballots 10 their own behalf. These poitcians we're all
alike, aud II At election times they expended money
In this or that particular state they took
Is back again from tho workingman In
taxes when they got into power. Touching
upon the Commun alleged against some Of
tac WORKING msn mo only Communists ne said, that
he knew were Tho auctionecrs who ran out Tho red
flag over tho mortgages iorcciosed by savings banks
upon the men who labored Thor he said, that every
effort hau been made by tho parties IN power to main
tam few huaared miilonnaIrcs ON the one hand aud
millions OF mcndicsnts on tnc other. All thcy wanted
equal rights; but whenever with the view OF OBJ
tanning these organized labor was brought TO confront
organized capital these fellows were found hurryng
up to tho Legislature to get a conspiracy Law
the statute book. Democrats and repuD-
leans were both working under the hama Of tno
moneyed power, but tnsy proposed to make labor
kine. Why, no added, should tue creature become
greater than the creatorf Then the fp-aker went
to say that would not submit TO sisrvaton, and
tor bimse " ne had tho choice Of having nothing 10
or having a man nut a bullet through HIN, he
woula take the chance OF tho bullet. lie was not he
ADDED, gong 10 be starved In land OF plenty. Tho
object OF the national greenosck labor party 70
change the laws go a. to give work to working
man and fair days wage Tor his labor Thex sdvo.
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LIFE SAVING SERVICE.

wAsaisGros, Juno ~, 1873
Tho Secretary or tho Tressury has detailed the ioL
lowing sfiocrs OF the Revenue Marine Service AS In
spsc,or and assistant inspectors OF lilo saving sta.
lions unacr the act Of Congress authorizing the
liic saving scrvice:-
Captain James H. Merrymau, inspector, head
quarters No. 10 Broadway, New York. Captsin
Iodg-don commanding the Daias, FIRST district; Cap
tain Eric Gsbrivsop, mandng tho Galatin, second
distfict; licutcnants u a. Mcclellan, cor,tna nun
the Vanderbilt Third district; w. e. Dehart, COM
manning the Alert, Fourth district, W. J. Herring,
commanding the Report, FINN district; Waiter
Walton, commanding The saviiis, sixth ats
trct Cspta,ns Russell Gover. OF The
Crawford. seventh district; John Carson,
commanding the Manhattan, 80 much OF the Eighth
dstnct on Lake 0ntario; Gcorgs X. Siicer, com
manding the Fesscbdcs, tho Eighth district on Lake
Ere, and tho seventh distrist; Dsvin Evans, com
manding the Johnson, 1cuth district Captain Jobu
" WHITE, Eleventh districi tpacinc COAST
tho above named assistant inspectors VIII perform
the now duties assigned them IN connection With
their cruising ~ revenue marine oilccrx
LicutcDAnss Charles Y. shoemaker and Thomas D..
Walker detailed Is assistant inspectorA with a
stgnmsnss " ne special locsliuss.
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parishes we're quiet and peaceful and that any repub-
cnn sale there during the election; that weber
killed by personal enemy, and that John Gair
aud his sister and friends were hung Tor attempting
murder DR.. Sanders; tnat the tive negroes recently
executed at Bayou Sara punished for attempted
Ion, and that was done by parties unknown
to the people.
REPUBLICAN PROGRAMME.
The republicans hope 10 establish that there always
has been and WIN be buIldozins in the parish rhc
republicans viii prove the causes OF the dissolution oil
the Packard government and the part played by tho
visiting statesmen ana cndsavor TO establish that
Packard was much elected as Hayes was They
hope to silence all enemies their own party by
patronage. but there are one or two witnesses they
cannot reach.
THE SHERMAN LITTER
IL was stated TO your correspondent to- day by q
gentleman pretty well informed that II his belief
the famous sShrrman letter. written at the sug-
gesiion OF willy William Kellogg, who TOOK IL TO Shcr
man and told him OF saying that 1t bad been writ
letter not In Sherman's well known hand he had
object on but let II stand THIS may come out NJ
the investigation, ana IS gwen Tor what u is worth
PROSPERITY or THE STATE.
AS an instance Of tho prosperity OF the Stale
II rs shown that more taxes have been collected by
$500 900 worth than any year the and that
tho interest tho State dcbt mas been paid without
borrowng cent from the hsca agent aud that at tho
END of the year fair portion OF tho 81 200 900 back
taxes set aside for redemption OF the bonds.
MINISTER sTouGHToN NOT COMING TO WASH
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WAsuIyGToS, Juno %, 1878
As there does not appear to be any necessity for
Minister Stouehton coming TO Washington as a wit
bcf fore the Invest Committee he has boon
telegraphod by the State Department to return from
London TO his post at st. Petersburg