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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-08
1uniOa shaft

VIRGINIA CirY. Sept. 9, ls7s.-0eorgs
q. Prun. Secretary During the week We
have sunk and timbered our shaft 80 feet,
making . depth Of SO feet below the Sierra
Nevada 1000 level. The raise from the
Sierra Nevada 2200 level. designed TO con.
meet with our shaft. il now up 40 feet,
leaving "a feet yet 10 raise before making
. connection. which distance We expect TO
accomplish by the 25th instant. On the
1000 level the west drift TO connect with
the Union Consolidated east drift has been
extended % feet. making . total length Of
lis feet. passing through hard. blasting
porphyry. We are engaged In putting In
position our pump hosting engine. and
expect to have IL running BY Wednesday
next, at which time We shall commence
moving the old pit work In the shaft. pre-
psrstory to e~xcavating the bob and tank
pits for the double line Of II inch pumps.
The work Of putting In the foundations
for the largo pumping engine IL making
THOMAS II. RooSEY, supt.
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Road 90 Como.

Up to Saturday last the citizens Of
Dayton contributed 500 to aid In i'm.
proving the road from that town to
Como. This added to the amount Of
5000 given out Of our county's funds by
the Board OF Commissioners at their re-
cent meeting. will be sufficient, says tho
Sutro Independent. to make all necessary
repairs to the road for the present.
Work will at opce begin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-08
Coin Turned Over.

The Sheriff, by his Deputy. Mo-
Cutchan, settled with the County Treas
ursr today in accordance with the law
passed last Winter making such settle
ments come on the second Monday OF
each month instead OF the first. The
amount turned over was S4,658 80,
which IL the largest amount yet collected
during any one month OF the present
Shsriff
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Hale q Norcroa..

VIRGINIA Orr. Sept. 8. 1s7s.-Jod r.
Liohher. Secretary: Twenty-Five feet Of the
incline below the 2200 station have been
cleaned mp and repaired. There Il very
little water coming In, our pumps having
run but so hours since last report. No
work has been done on the 2l00 level dur
ing the past week. our entire force being
engaged below the 2200 level getting things
in shape preparatory to extending our
main pump.
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Norsn Bona..n and FIowsry.

VIRGINIA CTR. Sept. Q, 1s79.-W. W.
.S,e.on, Secretary: The water struck .
few days ago In the bottom OF the shaft Is
gradually diminishing, but not sufficient
", however, to resume sinking. The
ledge In the 400 has not been cut yet, not
outstanding We have expected to do 10
every day the past week. The crosscuts
ON the 800 Of the Flowery are showing
better; also. one Of the exploring drifts
going north from this crosscut. In the
North BONANZA 800 crosscut No. ! the ore
is showing much better than at last report.
D. H. JACKSON, Supt.
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Sa0uld d Curry.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Sept. q. 1874. &.
Darbroe. Secretary. During the week end.
ing yesterday tho 100 joint east crosscut
was advanced 80 feet through ground OF
the same nature a. last reported; total
length Of drift, l2l7 feet. The CD @. and
b. / b. joint shaft was sunk, and timbered
Is feet; total depth to date, 1870 feet. Ma
chinery for the new pump hoist 10 srriv.
ing on tho ground and will be set up to-
gether with the pumping engine, a. soon
as the foundations are completed, which
will be sometime during the present week.
All machinery ut the shaft 10 in good con-
dition and working frst-class.
II. H. PESoYER, Supt.
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sstver mil.

SILVER HILL NINE, Sept. q. l879.-W.
E. Dean, Secretary: The past week our
1900 crosscut has been extended east So
feet;' whole distance from incline, 2s2 feet.
Face IL In porphyry. mixed with stresks Of
low grade quartz; very little water. Our
new water tank 10 finished; also. . new
derrick ID In place ready for work. We
shail commence the foundation for the
compressor next Monday; am also framing
timbcrs for tho new building. which will
be l20xl6 feet, and will cover two sets Of
boilers, the new compressor and machine
shop. n. @. HILLrER, Sup't.
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ARRIVAL Yesterday Morniag.

J Richsy. n Bromley. Miss Moss. r ]
Breed and family. E d stonehiil. II Baw-
don. II II Noble. s X Thornton. Mrs W H
Hancock and children. Mrs s Barclay. Mrs
Sharon and children. Maggie Timmons.
d o Mills. n O Eaton. J White, Z Rich
ards. r H Wright. J W Carpenter. @ W
Hoffman. J Weston. @ Hillyer. W n
Lssts. J u Dixon. Lu Spray. g d Auburn
Mr. J K Estep. A W Fowler. @ E Allen.
Mrs. II A wastell. Mis X A Sutherland.
J T Grayson. IT Brady. J King and
] Briggs.
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Heat In she savage.

The heat In the Savage IL so great that
the miners hands and faces blister. The
coolest place Ia lao degrees and not very
cool at that. Everybody Is friendly there;
no cold shoulders TO turn, NO cool re-
captions. Nothing like It was ever known
on the Comstock. II is In fact q weld.
ipQ heat,
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holi.rNorcross.Savags shan.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Sept. Q. 1874. x.
p. Harmo~. Presidsat: During the week
ending this date tho shaft has been sunk
IAN feet, mixing the total depth 2i47k
feet. The ground 10 becoming somewhat
harder but drills and blasts very we'll.
The water In ths bottom shows no mate
rial change In quantity since last report.
All our machinery continues In excellent
order and running smoothly.
Isaac L. RrouA, Supt.
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UMh.

VIRGINIA err, Sept 6. ls7s.-0eorgs C.
Pran. Sseretary: The foundation TIMBER
Of the surface bob are In place; the mason
work will be commenced tomorrow and
We expect 10 have the bob In position IN
side OF two weeks. Some necessary re-
pain have been made to the shaft. The
tanks are handling the water easily.
W., B. eUkIpElp, Hup't.
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Trojan.

GoLp HILL, Sept. g., 1879 Darid
Wider. Secretary: West drift, third sta
ton, has been advanced and timbered 8
feet. At . point 65 feet In on west drift
driited south IS feet through quartz and
porphyry. quartz giving low assays. Thir-
ty.seysn feet have been added to working
above second station, passing through
quartz and porphyry, quartz giving fair
Assays. ALBEIT LAcxrr, Supt.
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DUNNO the week ending September
LIST the north lateral branch Of the sutro
Tunnel was extended l05 feet, making
a total length up to that date Of SiS feet.
Hoxs. J. P. JONES and @. @. Steven
SON we're among the departures last
evening.
D. o. MUS came up yesterday,
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RoleheP.

aoLD HILL, Sept. 6. l879.-James Ene-
lands, Presidsaf. The new machinery ID
now In place and 10 running order. Today
the incline car Il being put on and every
thing will DO ready 10 commence work In
the mine tomorrow morning.
". H.yn1KyH, eupt,
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a-,y.,. mn. morp,ur.

n Meyer. J Nicholson. G W Bryant
Gov J II Kinkead. A MeEwen. Z Little.
Geld. A Miller. Dick Dryer. Frank Cartan,
W Meyer. J u Smith. q Dorsen. r opie.
Miss Potter. Miss Thrill. Mrs n Howard.
3 T Stevenson. Mrs s Gilmore and Geo E
Thsrn
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II will DO noticed that the highest
scores were made by Sergeant Nuttine
aud Private Field. Both are good rsli.
able men. Fields score for the season
ia ahead OF that Of any other member Of
the company. or. for that matter. any
other militia man In the State.
The team Of the Washington Guard
came In O good second, with q score Of
358. Some OF their best shots were un.
avoidably absent. II these men had
been present 1t Is not ct all improbable
that the Washingtons would have car.
ried Of the first honors. At any rate the
members Of this company gave another
evidence OF their good metal. and made
1t manifest that they are liable to prove
dangerous competitors in this noble pas.
time.
= 4 -..-- A.. Mail anun ., - ~
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"0H! MY!
.BACK!"!

PR RNrLY for Diseases Of the Kidneys, BLADDER.
Liver and Urinary Organs. Dropay. Gravel. Ola
betes. Brieht's Dlsesse Of the Kidney, Inecntinence
4 aU sfiss'' REMEDY h: sever bee.
Tccsrsfowx, burlington Co. NJ. Sept. 10. isfs.
WH.k CLARKx. Dkar Sir :.kighteen montns
pGyricians and ffiends dsspsired Of my eysr
getting we'll. The ant bottle Of HUNTS RE
M.DY g.y: m; Z srss, ssl!;fi aKx fsei ! . 9 = , my my
deeply thankful. ABIGAIL q. COLES.
wv, r.. CIA.KI, Dear SIr.-i prescribed
HUNTS REMEDY IN . complicated case Of
Dropsy which I had besn treating for eight
Year,, and I hnd HUNTS REMEDY 10 the best
medicine for Dropsy and the Kidneys I have
syer used. VIZ. II. WILSON, II. y.
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The prize offered for the second team
Of ten men each was o by the Carson
Guard with O score Of 185. In order
that all may see just what the Gold Hill
reserve men did, the score is printed In
fnll
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NIsOELLANR0US.

,Do vos have Q Pair
I'm yosr Back, Loinl
Or sidef lfso. toss
Kidneys arc dis.
leased. Do not de
lay. but Try at once
HUNTS EM:
kDY. Great
kiaaeyrs1s
Liver Meot.
cine. II 10 pre-
pare d Ne
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HUNTS RKM.
lBDY has cured
hundreds who havs
been given mp By
Physlciant.
c~leanses. .punne'
and strengthens The
whole system. Al
who use II enjoy
good health, Oae
Trial Will cou.
Vince you. Bend
for Psmphlst 70
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Die @eruaauiiirung ASoIens.
(Gortfebuns folst.)

Sn Hublanb mittert man cine neue
@efabr, bic benz Gjarenreide BON Deuti@=
LAMB aus brobt. gs lit bieS nidtS @e<
rinseres als cine @etmaniiiruns YOlens,
bic bieieS 9aub friher ober ipdter nit
benz Sdidiat bes fammpermanbten
S1lesmies bebrobt. Den NuitoB su biez
ier 6urdt CAB bic Norbb. allsem. Set
tuns, bic fir3lid cine an;abl NeuBerun>
gen polniider Bldtter uber bic beutids
ruiiiiden ge,iebunsen Suiammeniteute; !;
ielbltperltdnoli4 ipirb barin sroBe @enus<
tbuuns iiber buS bebauptcte 3ertpiirfniB
3tpiiden Deutidlanb unb 9fublanb 3ur
Sdau setrasen. Da8 cffi3iSie 8latt
iaste nidt, gu weldem 3mede es bieie
pplniiden &unbgebunsen mittbeilte. Sn
PETERSBURG aber erblidt man @efabr bas
rim inb bic ruiiiide rSt. YeterSb. 3ts."
bdlt bieie @efabr fiir 10 brcbanb, baB lie
berielben spei lanse Nrtifel pibmet. Die
3abl Der Deutiden in bieien @ren;scu=
uernelments I'm Ylcit 9,2 PCT, in 4aliid
1915 p@t., in YictrtOw 1913 p@t.) 1T 70
bebeutenb, beionberS wenn man bic ent=
midelten, inter bent Snpulle bes beutIdem
Nnbranses banbelnben Deutlden nit ben
unentwidelten iibrisen Bemobnern perz
sleidt, baB es Der ruililden 3eituns fait
ben @inorud madt, ais uiren bic @ou=
pernements basu peru,tbeilt, friiber poer
ipdter an Oeuti4lanb absetreten Su iperz
ben. anselidts bieier 3utinftiseu @e>
fabr 1T bic ruiliide rSt. Yetersburser
3ts." Der Gniidt, baB bic @inwunberuns
Deutlder nit aaen Witteln 3u perbinoern
unp sdn5lid gu pertieten iei. @ir tuben
ia, rneint bas ruiiiide 8latt, nidt Yolen
erobert, UNI es ouf frieoli4em Bese in
bic 9dnbe ber Deutiden iiberseben gu
luiieu. Die @tsn,e muB spirtlid eine
ruiiii&e iein, iOait rDirb iie cine ripiGen=
iaaftli4eA. Sc 1T gang lOsiid, penn bic
ruiiiide 3eituns bemseuab poridlist,
100000 Deutide aus Yclen ms Sunere
&ublanbs iiber5uiieoeln unp an ibre
Stelle 100000 SernruHen anSulieoeln.
Die serinseu Soften, bSditens 200, O,OOO, =
600 8ubel, maBte bic Resieruns, ba es
ben Ruiien an seieaihaftlider Snitiatiue
feblt, aus ruhmitteltaren, folpGal srcBen
Witteln" beden. Qieber ieet 2OO, ,OOO, 600
Rubel iprinsen la7en, uls fpater bei 8er=
tbeioisuns pes pOlnilden rSdleswiss"
cine Wiaarbe nit 5weifelbaftem @rfolst
au ppfern! &c.
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- unmsn1hline Gltern. 8sr eintser
3sit ertislt bas 9anbratbsamt In Bcrten
Elm anonYmes @1rsibsn. norm mitse.
wurbe, bab In einem 5aule am Dese BON
8sten mad Dllmen elm iunses Mab&en
ldngere 3eit In einem bunteln 8aume an
elmer &stte liesenb i& bsFaoe. Das
eanoratbsamt beauftraste tterauf ben
@enparmsn 3unoer, lofort Die nStbisen
Nadforfhunsen au,uiteoen. 3unper be.
CAB f& ,unadit su ben Nadbaan bee pau.
iss, um bier @nff&lub su eabalten. gr
tonnte bier ieecd 3u teinem Nefultate
tsmmen, neil bic Na6barn wobl anssben
tonnten ba6 frabsr In bielem 5aufe ein
iunsss @dpdsn sepelen, aber slaabtsa.
balIslbt lsi bereits felt lanserer 3dt an
elmer Rrantbsit seforbsn. Dirsete Naa.
fori&unsen aber I'm betrsiftneen 5auie
srsaben BE polle Wabrteit Der Mn3etse.
glad lansem Sudsn purbe sin heines
atIr6sn 9efunbsa unb bem eintretenbsn
@enbarmen bot Fh bier stn i&rsdlidsr
gnblid bar. peitialilder GsRant wetrts
i9m faa ben Gintrttt. Mn elmer jwet bis
bret Jue lansfn. iiassrbidea 8stts. am
5alle unb an bsibsn Mrmsn bsfsRlet. lag
bort anf einsm alien Rarrenrumpse
ein tunses Mao&sn. llsbsr unb iiber
NIT Rstb unt Samub beoedt, mar baGel6e
nur NIT stnem famubisen, serlumptsn
5smbe b.tleiost unb ais Eager .bisnts faa.
les @troba unb 9umpen. Die Retts mar
an ben 3arrsnrumpfe 70 nisbris anse.
btaat. pae bic Nermae nt&t aufre&t Re.
ben, ionetrn nur stns liesenee oper enisen
be Stelluns ennsbmen tSants; bur& cine
t'etne OefnunS purbe bieiem armen 81.
hSpfe, wsldes ibsr Is lanse Monats eins
iclas f&redli&e Bebanblung bat erealesn
mifsn, bas gien perabrsiat. Nuf ener.
glide 3ursdtwsiiuns unp Befrassn pcn
Setten bes Genoarmsn beriatetsn Die g.
tern, bab bas M6p6en fribsr an Nerpen.
ieber ertrantt unb felt Der 3sit wabnifn.
mtg fei. Naa einssbradtsr Wtlpuns
itsruatm bit tSnislide Staatsanwalt.
idaft bic untsriuhune cine @erihtseom
miiRca ferte ben 1batteaanb amtli& fef
uno bas Wdbdsn wurbe aus BEN SERTED
sebolt, unb siner ar,tliden unteriuhung
lbsrseben. Die Rrantt wantte nie etne
bs!runtent Ysrlon uno wurpe, iebtr 8raft
entOsbreno, jsbt frii&sr euft ausseisst, pen
Obnmaht befaasn. Dor rem 8niesn bat.
ten fG, tn 5olss Der tnieeuben Gage,
itwammartiDe @tihwulnt uns MnmlGie
seiammelt, 70 spie am 5al1e surn ben silsr.
men Sting unb an Mrmen, Beinsn uns
Bruf sablrei&e QuetlHunssn unb iitel.
rie&snee @unoen etnseaeat. Der Nr,t
eonfattrte, bas cine ssiunoe psrion
einen berartissa Mufentbalt niHt ie&s
Mcnate, otne bae cine 8srbumpfuns
oes 6irns etntrtte, babe ausbelten t1pnen.
Ne&net man nun nod bic anbduernpe l1a>
reinlt&tett bel i1HerliA mas.rsr &of BIN.
su, 70 tann bieies arme @et6Spf mobl ~
ben erbarmunssuertbsaen unp unsladlih.
fen @reaturen bss grbbobens eesehnr.
werben. Nie MIR pernebmen, mirp pas
@ab&en eiasr NnRalt 3ur pHese Gterae.
Ben wtrbsn, bic unmsnldlt&en gltern ater
wsrosn ff& Dor rem SHmurssriats ,u psr.
antpprten baben.
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Nsnsiilid lhaute fle in bas Nntlib BAL


bern's, Der nhtlih errest mar.
Stss Sdlimm.s III, mas tb SSnen su
Iaaen babe, bas mSsen Gle nahbsr snt'
fdeiben, nsiu sndpises Graulein. srwiosrts
Balbsrn laGslnp. Gin unslad isoenfaas
1T es nidst; ss tSants b0afsas mir gum
unheil wtrosn. .-.f -.t.sst g.
Salia Iub Balbsrn Elm. Ylab su nsbmsn.
Dor M1em mShte ih Sbnsn eanfen,
5aate Batsera, ais iih peipe niseersslal
fen aattsn, bab Sie mid anssnpmmsn
benn fsltiam ssnus mub Sbnsn msin Be'
fuG srldtinen, Der i'd Sbren fat oOaiB
fremb BIN. Doa i'd fonnte nitt anoers,
i'd muBte Ste lprehen, benn Sie aaein
tSunen mir au meinem @liide osrbslftn,
Sulta fhaute NIT lsbboftem Nntbeil ia
bic ansensbmsa 3aas Balpsrn's, wsldt
bic ausenblidNde inuere Grresuns uao
8efansenbsit oerihSntsn. Gin beloncersr
Hsi, lag Ia 0alOern's srcbsn, fturissn,
eabsi treubefstg ttidsnoen Nu5en, aus mel.
den isbt srnae Stimmuns lprah.
Gle fdsinen srobs 5Offuunsen auf mid
3u i.ben. Baron Baloern, entseSnete Sa.
Tia. Sc lo(lte mid freuen. wena Id tm
Stante fin. fe ,u erfullfn.
3u Gnoe bes persansenen Winters,
ermiperte BalDern, lernte Id Elm Nap4sa
ttnaen, ju BEN Id cine tsfe 9ltiauas e.
fabte. sic, snaDisa.s 5taulein, aao bic
fer junsen Dame YsrtrauteRe 6reunotn -
mis i'd NIT &eht uefmutben earf -, unb
nur allsin burh Sie fann ih Stner iiber.
mitteln. mas Id fIble. -..s.
(sJortfebuns folst.)
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xa9e Neut9fetten
u u 9 la n b.

- Der papa wifl bsn belsifaen 81.
i&Sfen Sntruetionsn ertteil.n. bic fri.o .
ltdsr Natur fnb unp Elm Mstommen mil
bsm Staate trsfen.
- Nm II. Oftober terri&ten In gu6.
Lamb. @aailisn, Starsid unp ben alp.n.
sesenoen bsftiss S&netitiirmt.
- Bon Simla wsrpsn Standardization
BON Seitsn mebrersr aufribrilder @tam.
mt ssmslsst. Die perftispentn snalii&sn
@arniionen finb ustadrit worbsn.
- Dem prsubif&sa Ninifsr Der Silent.
ltAtn Mrbeiten tit neuerbinas 1eitenS Der
5anoelsfammsr fir Offrieslanb eirs
Denll&rift aber ben 8tein .Ds(sr. Canal
ausssanssn. msil lsStersr fir ben pou Der
8ammr pertrstsnsn Be3irf ,,bas arob.
artisfe SutsrsNe" babe.
= Sailsr sDiasm bat, pie Der De.
ttraburSsr ,,Nowpie Dremia" untsrm 9.
S.ptsmbsr aus Berlin tsriHtet wirs, ben,
yuillfhsi NsaiWenis ariseri& gbii6elm
H., uflAss pabrsno ess Sfailsrs Wuf.
snttalt In Aifrinorcmo por leinem Wb.
fsissaaartisr elns gbrenwaas auiasasal
bate. sia @sf&snt i'm Bstrase BON So
600 Mats ssmadt.
| Per sGelasa ppa 81. Ystsrsburi
taet eae 1854 pufonsn i'm Central
| estanentb ju Mcsfau watrsne bts Com
msrs sinssfsrt.rt warsn, woson 10,47i
gum Gril Ia Stttrisn ptrbammt wurpsn
| - Qtne beeeutepbe Au,abl italtenifds
0eloniittn III mad Gloripa unttrwsss, IN
fH Dor: BEN anbuu BON Sranssn, gitro
men, Slipsn unb Wanpsln au wibm.n.
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- Die @olb. .Nusfubr Jranfrsids mad
Nmsrita bstrus felt 8esinn ber 5erbaiai.
fob unsefdbr 100 Mtllionen Granes une
wtrb bis au gnbe bieies Sabres wabr'
lh.tnlid 400 Miaionen betrassn. Gleia.
mobl beunrutiat man R& In Grantrei4
iibsr pisie 3ifsr ni&t Ina sertnsltsn.
Man nimmt an, baB bic auberbalb eer
Bant In @trtulation bsfnblide Mense
eeminjten @oIpts 5000 Millionsn 5ranes.
bstrase. Von btsltr Summe wirb eas
9ane bis 500. Midiunsn sntbebren
fS ,n:n, obue bab IS n0tbis iein wiro. bic
8aai pom granfreid In lebr botsm Maee
In Anipru@ ~ netmen.
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Mr re. Yartigtonast:

Nebmt teine ron ben Quad d-9eoltruus,
neil 1e reSimental fit bic menidlide
@iiterne iino; aber iebe bein Bertrauen
auf 9cpfen. Bitters. welde ausemsine
S&wdae itdnoise Beritopfuns uno aue
Comic &raufbeitsn furiren meroen. sic
retteteu Siaae bon einem idiperen Nusfaa
prn Trpot-6tcter. Sic ano oas Non
qlus unum (oas @ia,iBs uno aas) BON
Wteo3inem. t..a. 4t-A.,a ..l -.
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- Die lOnooner rMornins Yoa"
retnst Surf Bismards Belu& In Di.n
su sefen bsfriebtssnbfsn sroben Dsrten.
50 werce sewiiie 9sute In Gnslanp aar
fsbr aberrai&sn, 3u b0rsn, ba6 Die peutias
Reeteruus iiber ben pislbslpOtteltsn Der.
liner gertras UNI fein 5aar anbers bente
als bic ensliibsn @iniaer. Bsnn iener
Vsrtras einsebaltsn wsrps---mo,u Qorb
Beaeonsfslp une Garf 8ismard ent.
fhloden l&ienen--io wirben bic pan.
llaoii&en Mesrsifonen auf Der Ballan.
6albtnisl gar balo Elm gnes nebmen.
Die ALLAN, Oslterreids une Dsutltlanps
miiife ni&t interchangeable cine Rue.
lamb fetnoli&e lsin. aasin Fe laHs paraui
i@lisbsn, eab es Ia ber orisntalilt.n
polttit sewiife Yautte ssbs, wslte fslbR
Nublane Mot unbsaatst lafsn ppsr iibtr
i&retten blrfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-20

2aHtt geletrte il1 ianten unb ftreitsn;
Rim aermsbr foa uns elm 3 Der entsmefa;
Denn mie Der SABINE 8srfal Su sermeibsn,
Datob fam watrlid tein 3pe,fsl msbr 1tin:
,.S,btr Der beftn YlaLeten btmo,nt.
6uibist BEN 8auber tes SOZODONTm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-20

- 5etr Sarinsbauien, perausseter
Der nSnSiana Staats3eituns" in Sort
Wapne. Sneiana i4reibt !; ,@s madt
lns 9ersnassn, Sbnen mittbeilsn 3u
ipnnen. eae 6err q, Sissl BON Won.
rpepiae in unferem Staata, Hns tat 81.
aen mitsutbeilan. ea6 er bic s mbur-
ser 1rppfen bel einem lansipierisen
Qeiseu ieiner Srau ansemanbt babe. Die
Qer,ie batten ibm ertldrt, cab menis
Soiinun5 fitr bic Derltsauns oerielbsn
pcrbanben. Nls lesten 5oiinuass.A An.
tsr nsbn, sr isiue aaau&t 5u Or. au.
sukaSui8s 6amburserErcp. 5
fen. Die Nnwencuus mar BON BEN
idSniten GrfolS besleitet, benn uahsoe
@tbrau& siniser Glaiden puste ae wie.
oer Ypaitaasis Rerasaeat." -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-10-20

-SerrenuntR RnabeH 5ate
fhSn mcoeru unb biaig bsi
Sosfe& g Shne.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-03-11
THE BULLETIN

VILLAS II ha- always douc. advocate
the principles ofthe Democratic par
~, holding that they cmbody the only
principles upon when a republican
government can be administered.
While ayowing thirpurposc 1t isnot
intended 10 convey the Idea that the
paper viii uphold the party nigh, or
wrong, That which IL believe. 10 be
wrong II Will denounce, fcarlcssly.-
always "hcwing TO the line. and let.
ting the chips fall where they may
But NJ u safe, sound and sensible
Democratic paper We can, We feel
sure honestly commend u 10 N.
patronage Of Democrats.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-02-22
In the whole History Of Medicine

No preparation every performed such marvel
Gus cures, or maintained SO wide . reputation ~
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, which is re-
cognised as the worlds remedy for all diseases
Of the throat and lungs. Its long-continued Sc
ries of wonderful cures in all climates has made
it universally known as . safe and reliable agent
TO employ. Against ordinary colds. which are
the fererunners Of serious disorders, it acts
speedily and surely. always relieving suffering,
and often saving life. The protection 1t sfords,
BY its timely use in the throat and lung disorder
Of children, makes 1t an invaluable remedy to
be kept always on hand in every home. No per-
son can afford to be without it. and those who
have once used il never will. From their know
ledge of its composition and effects, Physicians
use the the Cherry PectorAl extensively in their
practice, and Clergymen recommend it. lei
absolutely certain in its remedial effects, and
will always cure where cures are possible For
sale BY II. J. FRINGER. Druggist, Dodge City.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-02-22

Our Observation-Disclosures will
be larger 10 Kansas this ye.r than ever be-
fore, and the class, Is q general thing, is
good. Those who come prepared to live
are we'll provided with money and the nee
essary articles to keep them from want until
such time Is they can become self-sustain.
Jog.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-02-22
Would he take the ItchP

The Chase County COurant makes the fol-
lowing proposition to delinquent subscribers
1--WE wi!itake pigs. potatoes or other farm
products, CT even calves, in payment OF sub
scrip,ion. This will give some of our sub
scribers, who are anxious to pay up, = chance
to equare their sccounts."
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-02-22

"Shov me the fashion plates Of an age"
Gays Tslmsge, "and will tell you the type
or morals or im.orsls Of that sge or that
year." All right, Brother Talmage, We
suggest the age Of Adam and Eve. We
haven't the plates handy, but doubtless you
recolieet thsm.-[ Boston Post.