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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08
Potter's Committee.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 8.-Georgs W.
Carter, OF New Orleans, before the Pot.
ter Committee yesterday denied 81.
Martins affidavit that he influenced
Weber with money to give testimony.
He did not believe that Weber was 80
influenced.
A. II. Gibson. correspondent OF the
New York Sun. testified that he never
offered Weber money for t~estifying. as
81. Martin charged. lie never talked
with 81. Martin outside Of the commit
tee room. lie made Q general denial Of
all st. Martins charges. Witness said
81 furnished no money for the pay.
ment Of witnesses, and a. far ~ my
knowledge goes no money was paid for
that purpose. / bad nc information ~
to the $3.50 that Il has been alleged was
paid to Dula."
Gibson said he had one other little
matter TO draw the committees attention
to. He understood the committee was
now In funds, and he begged to hand to
the Chairman an account for Sill,
which he advanced TO the committee on
July &c to pay witnesses who came to
New Orleans after the subcommittee
had left.
Potter accepted the document with q
smile and promised to attend to 1t, 70.
marking that 1t had been previously
presented when the committee was short
Of money.
At the conclusion Of Gibson's testi.
mony the committee held o secret ses-
sion, at which II was agreed st. Martin
should Be discharged, and several up.
plications to appear before the commit
tee were discussed.
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gEslssasssssEss
ssssssssgssssg
No. boys enrol'd
nrrLpINa.

High School Miss l.. Salkeld
Teacher-MaQgis Gillespie 99.6. Fannie
West 1914, Willie Likens 96.2. Lizzie
Greenwood 9s. Anna Mudd 96.3. Willie
Nelson 90. Patsey O'Leary %.
A Grammar Miss n. A. Everitt
Tsachsr-Msry Lloyd 90. Lizzie Mark
DC, Agnes Gillespie 90, Eddie Craze DC
Grace Randall %. Fannie Brown %.
b and @ Grammsr-Miss Mary Mo
Donald, Tsacher-Emma D~resssndorf
for, Rosa Brown, Maggie Fisher, Mar
tina Sheehan. Ida Martin.
ID Grammar, Miss Ida NJ. Lynch
tsachsr-Ettis Campbell, Abe Gsary.
A Primary. Miss Lou. s. Davis
tsachsr-Mary Gillespie, Agnes GILES
pie. Mary Gee.
d Primary, A Glass, MissS. A. Har
ris. teachsr-Alice Pierce, Clara Beck
with. Charlie Laity, Frank woodliif.
d Primary, d Glass, Miss Ella Butter
isld, teachsr-Kittie Shean.
Divide Building. b and G Grammar
A. B. c. Davis. teachsr-James Carbray
Calvin Gavin. Cora Kline.
A and d Primary. Miss G. Henderson
Teacher.-Mami Caniy. John O'Brien
Arthur Cook.
Lower Gold Hill. Miss NJ. =. Hurley
Teacher Nellie Moran. Lizzie Fitzger
aid. =,
American Flat. Miss n. Lynch. Teach
er.-0tto Lawsor. -.
Average Of % per cent. or over in ai
the studies pursued entities pupils to thu
Roll Of Honor. provided they have beei
neither absent or tardy within the month
Q, s. YouSo, Principal.
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The Plague.

ST. PErrRsnUao. Feb. 8.-Gsnsral
Mslikoff has left for Astrakan to super
intend measures for arrsstng the plague.
vienna, Feb. 8. = The Hungarian
Government will dispatch . commission
to report upon the state Of the public
health In Roumania, Bessarabia. Bull.
garia and Roumelia. The Hungarian
aud Roumanian Governments have
agreed to adopt protective measures on a
large scale on the BassafabiAn aud
Transylvanian frontiers. and to shift the
Russian line OF magazines In Roumania
eastward behind ths double Gordon.
Madrid. February g. Quarantine
against the plague has been ordered In
all Spanish ports.
LONDON, Feb. GA dispatch from
Vienna states that from fifteen to twenty
fresh cases OF o disease resembling
plague occur daily near Xsnthi. Thss.
sally, and there Is great mortality from
the same cause at Raslog. II 10 be-
lieved the injection was introduced by
the Kurd Redifs.
A Berlin dispatch says Q case Of plague
Is reported at Uyssokoye, near Moscow.
This Is possibly Q revival OF an old re-
port. .
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Wortiur on sympathy.

NEW YoRx. Feb. ga Washington
dispatch says: The friends OF DR.. Lin
dsrman declare that during the last
months OF his sickness he was contin-
ually harrasssd by the pryings and in.
%quiries OF Glover's experts. After his
case had been pronounced hopeless BY
bis physicians. q request was made BY
one OF the experts for q statement OF
certain transactions In mining stocks.
No sooner was Lindsrmsn buried than
Glover sent o letter to the President
making grave charges against Preston,
whom the President thought OF appoint
ing Director OF the Mint, and asking
that be be not appointed. The charges
have been examined and found utterly
without foundation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08

CHURCH MEEriSo.-A general meet.
ing Of the members, friends and attsn.
dauts OF both st. Johns Church and
Sunday School, has been called by the
vestry, to take place on Friday evening.
February IL. at Z o'clock sharp. A full
attendance OF all interested in the well
fare Of the church is desired a. there
will be business Ia connection there
with Of much Importance 10 transact.
TuosE Coss.-Ths costs incurred In
the matter Of the contempt OF tho Sutro
Tunnel men. for disoboying the %injunc-
ton Of Judge Rising. have not yet been
settled. The matter will come up before
the District Court Monday for relaxation
and allowance.
The Masonic social last night, with
Dave Radovieh at the head Of the Ar
raugement Committee and s. w. Club.
buck as Floor Manager, proved an e.
~ceptionally pleasant affair. Professor
Varney furnished the music.
SrocKHoLpERs' MEETISo.-The regu.
lar annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Trojan Mining Company for the
election OF officers. etc., will take place
on the 2lst instant, at the Company's
office in San Francisco.
ASSESSMENT. An assessment OF two
cents per share Is levied by the Hartford
Mining Company, delinquent on the
10th Of March next. See official notice
in our advertising columns to-day.
IsQuEsr. - The inquest by Coroner
Brodek, into the death Of William Jen.
kin. was adjourned last evening till IL
N. to-day.
Tue Savage and Dslchsr Mining Com.
panies have levied assessments Of 81
each per share on their capital stock.
GEORGE NJ. MARSHALL. o well.known
Comstock journalist. has returned from
Lake county. California, having fully
recovered his health.
/. Z. JAMES, superintendent OF the
Yellow Jacket mine. left for San Fran.
cisco last night.
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Pipsr.a Opera House.

The small attendance at the Opera
House last evening will be fully COM
pensatsd for this evening. when the
British Blondes will do their nice and
naughty best 70 please their auditors
In order to do this. they will perform
their great Partisan extravaganza "rhs
Female Base Ball Club. or Bsauty ct the
Bat" They will do more to win aP'
plauss. They will introduce the ssnsa'
tional and u~nrivalsd dance Of the "Fs-
male Bathsrs." This will DO the rich.
est, spiciest, loudsst and most aitrac-
tive bill OF the season. and will doubt
less fll the house to OVERLOOKING.
Next Wednesday will appear, for the
first time before q Comstock audience.
the unriyaled combination known a.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose 4 Vests
Minstrels. The press Of ths East speak
of these Ministries Ia such o way that
the assurance Is given to the readers OF
the NEws that they are second to lone
in their limo on the American or any
other stage. The Burlington Ra1ksye
gives them the following send.of.
The first part Of the programme was
entirely new ; all the jokes wsre fresh.
and frequently brought down the house /;
the songs, both comic and sentimental.
were woll executed. and showed . high
order OF vocal training. The second
part was fun from beginning to end.
commencing with Captain Hall and his
banjo. and ending with Messrs. Prim-
rose and West in their specially OF .
double clog lance. Mr.. Milt Barlow
deserves especial mention. rs, notwith.
standing q severe cold. he gave his in
imitable character OF the old plantation
negro. In this role Mr.. Barlow beats
the world. He was spplauded to the
echo. Last, but not least, comes George
Wilson. commonly called Jolly George
Wilson," He Is n "brick." and knows
his business. and ''sees'' to II personally
that Il Is played ''up to the hanals."
The performance concluded with a new
afterpiece called worrying an Editor
Now, that was bringing business right
home to US. It was well played. except
that the editor employed a man to do his
fighting. To that We object on the
ground that we do our own fighting. Al
last the curtain dropped ut a late hour.
All expressed themselves highly deligh.
ted with the evenings entertainment,
aud We a assure tho management q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08
A BARBER BLK.
ne Lathers shs People OF virginia.
shaves Them Clean, snd Then
Leaves.

Jake Enkis was erstwhile q popular
barber in Virginia. whilom OF Reno. As
a knight OF the cleaning blade, he was a
success. His boudoir OF the art tonso-
rial was the iavorite place Of resort OF
many 81 the soft. fingered gentry. for his
ways were Us soft Us those OF a girl.
hut Jake has gone. The place that
40 lately knew him knows him no more,
and the search for him OF late has been
rigid, and accompanied by many and
strong sxecrations. lie left bstween
two days, and left more unpaid little
bills than locks OF hair on his shiny
head. In short, he lathered the people
well, and then shaved them so neatly
that they will not need another OF his ilk
about them for q twelve-month.
lie was helped to get a start in bust.
ness by the proprietors OF u most
popular saloon and repayed them for
their kindness by selling out the sstab.
lishmsnt a month ago. the matter being
kept still by the purchaser till Jake got
q good chance to get away. He got into
| Roos for a suit and an overcoat. But
to snumerate would be impossible. The
search for Jake Of late has been general
and each ssarcher had q little bill which
Is still unreceipted.
But Jake's worst or best haters now
are IN outraged in their feelings.
| Sometime q he found a Dupont.street
damssl to his liking. albeit q lily.livered
thing. and brought her to Virginia, ~
his wife. The twain took rooms not
long since and fitted up for housskeep.
ing, ON A street. near Sutton avenue,
in q most respectable portion OF the
city. He passed the bleached blonde oil
as his wife, aud they both were most
particular in their new sphere as to who
took rooms adjoining. They were
terribly afraid Of anything which might
give suspicion OF disrespect or look like
| initiating upon their good standing.
As soon as Jake left, his ostensible
better half sold of the furniture Of their
rooms at q quarter OF its value. sent her
trunks to Gold Hill. then walked over
and took train for Frisco. Before she
got here. however, she must needs eat.
That meal. though OF an ordinary and
frugal nature. was the costliest OF her
life. A creditor. passing. saw her there.
procured m officer. pounced upon her.
and she paid a bill OF $50 for dry goods
rather than lose her journey and spend
q night in Jail.
Jake and his wife de ~conuenience are
A..
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Women LaWyers,

wAsuIsoroS. Feb. 8.-Sarssnt took O
prominent in the discussion yesterday,
which preceded the passage by the Sen.
ate OF the House bill authorizing the id.
mission Of female lawyers to the bar Of
the United States Supreme Court. The
vote OF Two to n by which the bill was
passed IL the subject OF great congratu.
lation among tbs Washington friends Of
woman suffrage. who consider 1t, though
perhaps without sufficient reason, q
clear indication OF the increased strength
OF that movement. All the Pacific
Coast Senators voted for the bill eIcspI
Grover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08
Chinese loss Elected.
N.radn Cir. icR.l R1rald.

Nsrddd Guy. tCdf) hsrdd.
At noon to-day the Chinese formed q
procession at the east side Of Chinatown
and headed by their gong band went up
10 their Joss.house and took out the joss
and six bombs. one Of which contained the
insignia which would entitle Its possessor
10 act u priest for their joss. The
Chinese. 10 the number Of about 500, then
went In procession to Lost Hill. near the
Geld Tunnel mine. They threw of their
extra garments and the bombs we're lighted
and exploded In the air. The second one
contained the coveted prize, and q general
rush Was made 10 secure 1t, finally one got
IL In his grippe aud by some ruse man.
aged TO escape from the crowd and WAS
declared the victor. lie then came up In
front Of tho joss. made his bow and took
his oath 10 defend tho deity. The crowd
then returned to Chinatown and kept up
their confused noises for some time.
Cinnamon were present for miles around.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08
A REMARKABLE RESULT.

II males no difference how many physicians
or how much medicine you have tried. It 10 now
an established fat that German Syrup 10 the
only remedy which has given complete salts
faction In severe cases Of Lung Diseases. IL II
true there are yet thousands OF persons who
ae preii-poscd TO Throat and Lang Affections,
Consumption, Hemorrhagcs. Asthma, ssvers
Colds rettled on the breast. Pneumonia, Whoop-
Ing Cough. etc.. who have no personal hnovl.
edge VI Boschee's aermsn Syrup. To such We
would say that 1000 dozen were sold last year
without one complaint. C~onsumptives, try Just
one bottle. Regular slle 10 cents. sold By al
druggists In America. deal BOW Bat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08

There will be divine .sryice st ~. Johns
Church. GOld I'LL. 10 morrow Of II A. n. and
TP. n. Rev. X. =. E.stmsn oficiatiag In the
morning and Rev. George Il. Da,i. In the even
Ing. sunday school a. i:N.
There will be divine service ct the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Gold Hni. tO- morrOw Al n
=. and Z r. \. sunday school 81 IN.
There will be divine service 81 1t. Panis
Church, Virginia. Tomorrow At A. NJ, New.
George X. Davis ofneiating.
Rev. Mr.. Graham will prraeh at M.sSnic Hall.
Gold Mil. to morrow at P.n Z. All are Invited
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08
MINING NOTES.
Little Natter of laseress Here aud
There Alesg the Lode.

| -.u z.
Al d sierra Ns'aua goou n'"
being made in the main incline. and 1t
will NO, Ia long before a station will DO
-. a.. oaoo ,.,.I tn. haitian
opened ~ .he -'VO ~
OF the incline Is " present IN ia'u''
hard. brittle rock. yet very ZOO progress
1. bein, made.
ii p.,,o, mu.. .oon bscin
erosseuthns' as they nave now e''eaa.'
their drifts 10 u Rrea' iehs'n On ai 'n'
Isy,l, from the 1850 down to the 1850,
II -. =, o,no,,,,;,v for running
- .,osscp,s a, oncs
vt. ia,n, - on m. line Of the
49, nj iIn;on Consolidated il
nss.in. down into ground likely to cou-
tain ores.
sierra N.v.da's eas, shaft is now 40
| feet below the 100 level.
The drift ON the 100 level Of the
Sierra Nevada has reached the aide OF
| the Jackson shait, and the work OF up.
ysi.in, will soon be commenced.
The Jackson shat, is 30 feet below the
| 1000 level Of the Union Con-. which Is
the level OF the Ophir. 1t therefore has
| 20 feet and the difference between tn.
levels of the Ophir and Sierra Nevada
shafts to run to reach the 100 level and
connect with the Sierra Nevada. Sink
ing is making 20 feet per week. Up
raising will be soon commenced and the
shalt will be run mp faster than 1t 10 run
down.
The G. X c. shaft has penetrated be-
low the water belt. 1t was sunk IL feet
last week in rock perfectly dry.
The repairs to the broken machinery
at the Consolidated shaft are fast APP
preaching completion, aud everything
will DO in order for use again In u lew
days.
A double hosting engine OF i5-1orse
power, to DO run by compressed mir. Is
being set up at the head OF the joint in
cline Wine OF the Alta and Benton.
This winzo contains three compartments.
Two v~irafes will DO run in this incline.
/ -. ..ll. ~ hnlltnn lhreA eur lOnnS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08
DREADFUL DEATH.
Drtahisg = quart OF whisky .. =
wages and Dyisg OF b EfectsA

m-.ma.., ., ,,,. uo,,.
ins Su''o ""''
ing contains the following account Oh .
most insane and fatal performance /:
m. mos, foolish bet that we ever heard
-, m...,,,
OF WAS 'nA' mAue 's' '''' ~
in George Shaw's saioon' ON Florence
avenue, by Michael Hall. that he could
~ ~. ,,a,, of whisky within Ave
- nm r., h..n a,;,l;n, n
minutes nan n'' '
good deal during the morning; y was
at the time oil betting some~na, ,ns S'n
Gated. The sun, oe' was onny ;
which Tact alone SHOWS 'ne on
tue man ; MINI ~ uso an r.
measure was p,ocuieu anu n.. S;sI
orini WIN "nlsAy' 'uv fua" a.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08
SOLID MERIT WILL TELL.

For all the bitter opposition Of Jealous rivals
no better illustration could DO had Of this fact
than the immense sale already attained By the
great Throat and Lung Remedy. Dr.. Aus.
kAiser'r German kiiIir. FOR the cure OF Coughs
and Bronchial Affections Il 10 truly wonderful.
Even tho.e suffering nom Consumption In I'd.
vanced stages md great relief, and numbers Of
patients have found. 90 their delight. not only
relief. but uar. Il being perfectly harmless.
males it at o,ce popular with mothers. who
OF oil others have fell the necessity VI such Z
medicine. The genuine bears the P,ussian
Coat Of Arms, the fac-simile signature Of Dr.
Aug. Ks.rer. and has IL name blown on every
IS cent bottle. A trial size may he had at ths
drug store OF J. Jones, Jr. for Is cents.
poiA cow M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08
Arraigaed.

Leo Mayer. indicted for assault with
intent to kill. Deputy Sheriff McCutchan.
was ~arraigned this morning. waived time
TO plead and pleaded not guilty. The
time for the trial has not yet been n1ed.
After the indictment was returned yes
terday, the defendants bail was fixed at
ST. 500 by the court and was giverS Mr..
Mayer il therefore ct liberty once more.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08
Stolen School Funds,

ST.. Louis. Feb. s.-william Heath.
Auditor OF St. Louis county for ten
years prior to 1876. was convicted yes.
terday In the Criminal Court Of smbez.
cling sl43. 900 school funds OF which be
was custodian. He was sentenced to
ten years in the Psnitentiary. This was
his second trial. A motion will be made
for another.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08

Mart Riley. II Pa.cce, ID Leonard. {
Jacobs. l. Iiavlin.. N Mills, Mrs T u
Hsmill. J II Swatz and wife, VIM Henry,
A McIntosh. @ L Locke, Mrs N Birdsell,
J = I.soreton. Mrs Coffin. James Holland,
W W LapmAn. J L Mcdonald. Mrs Pow
lett and child. N kimbAll. J Levi, L u
frankel. L Cohen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
~l.r,crAL TO tn. GOLD HILL DAILY rv,
JOSEPH COOK LECTURES.
He Tries 10 Say Something About
the chinese on the Pacific
Coast-Much Applause.

the chinese on the Pacific
Coast Much Applause.
NEW YoRx. Feb. 8.-Joseph Cook in a
lecture last night had substantially the
following to say on the Chinese ques-
ton: ''San Francisco. n great and brave
city. hardly darss utter her mind on the
Chinese question when her sand.lot
orators threaten contiagraiion, riot and
murder. Loafers and roushs. led by q
gang OF shallow and foul.mouthei cheap
Jacks. mostly OF foreign birth. all the
cars OF Californians with threats OF fire.
blood and devastation. / am friend Of
the woakinsmsn. but not Of tramps,
thieves. rioters. snesks and thugs. The
Anti. Chinese clubs crack de6antly the
whip Of iAwlessnsss over the heads Of
CALIFORNIA; Mayors. Governors and Sem
ators. This business may succeed for q
day and hour in q city famed once for
Its deadly vigilance committee. but 1t
will not succeed In the long course OF
events. II may succeed with one State
undsr n corrupt Legislature, but
a, ,;,l ,ot spcc..J with tho ma.
ton. San Francisco Is afraid Of
her sand lots. Massachusetts Is
not sue has seen their chief orator.
New 10TH is nov, ,ol sae nas a.n.I,s.
name VISION inppS ors,e,v nv
Inc tsauo' 49,. snnr nm .,,rts
ms 0ulvuS au,o 'h. 80 ., NIas.
popalar ,oau ea,,,a. W no,i,;csi n.r,v
sacouse''s Pp' w;,h kas;.
eau 80, asonna ;ts macy IN.
ney. ~ cnnarss. NJ tbe ~uncopsti.
pPoaI S;ii s[n.;n.t Chinese immiora.
Wv. .ha,id ..msmhe, that theft action
W.. .owa dsv hsno about their necks A
..;H.sona snd ,ha, ,hsv NAV uisb. AZ A
.n,;,;S;.n Ala on The dsy Of bis defeat.
,h., his nr;nc;nal sunportsr was not only
an he sand.Iots. but under them.
~" ..n;saJ rscss On tbis continent
Ina;sns .nd Chinese This
~, III ;n.,;os ~ IN. s,st M
DtODlb NuU ulu IuhtiCo w Wv hhns VI
these races will ultimately do justice to
the Others. There is a provision that
the sixteenth emieraut who offers HIM
self for the passage on any American
vessel shall DO excluded. When the
Chinese Embassy came across the Pacific
Il had more than fifty In its train, and
could not have been brought on ono ship
according to the proposed legislation. II
ever the Chinese Emperor should send
another Embassy we should be obliged
10 bring them on several vessels under
this new regulation. Chinese immigra-
| ton thus far has done more. and far
more. for this country, financially, than
the Irish did when the Irish popula.
lion vas NO larger. The Surveyor
General Of California says the Chinese
bsys Increased The value Of property in
| california 1000 OOO. 600. and this prop.
sytv to.day Ia bsld by white men. Have
sny oO0 O10 Irisb don, ns much M that
m, California rAnnlau,e.I Where ia
,Ss ssnd.lot orator tbst dare say that
his FACE nm The Pacific Coast has added
5000 400 OOO in vslua within ten yrars
~ n,oner,y in California held by white
mn 3 Abundance Tb..e Cinnamon
nav. .ccordinu IN official statements.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08
Romance.

NEW YoRx, Feb. 8.-Sevsral journals
announced that Miss Minnie Lombard,
aged nineteen, Of Wilmington, Delaware,
who has been blind for two years from
typhoid fever. suddenly recovered her
sight yesterday, after earnest prayer.
She is u Jealous member Of the Methodist
Church, and attributes her recovery TO
tho special interpretation Of Providence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08
FATAL

nisonen the case that We sserines our lives
BY delaying the use Of proper remedies. Afew
hours Loot IL often fatal 10 acute diseases.
Fever and Inflammation waltz for no man, but
when unchecked hurries on 10 modification
and death. DO not be guilty VI this fatal delay.
Upe freel, Brstol's Sarsaparills and Pills; In
them you have safety and health. oc76 cod In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08
A VOICE FR0M v A

Prom Virginia oitys poor sufferer. almost
dsvoured alive By an ~ulcsrous secret dissass.
sends us bis thanks and gratitude for his n.
TO hsaith. effected By thoss sterling good
msdicinca, Bristol's sarsspsrilla and Pills.
established for over forty Year,. They have the
eonhdsncs Of both doctors and patients.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08
A...,.,. ss,. nsr.i.x.

n Kennedy. J William. Il s Bsnham. l.
u Hastings. L A Schultz. James Taylor.
George Cassidy. sam Davis. $ l. Delano.
George LAmmOn aud wife, J II Harris.
J d Moore. Mrs Bidleman. q II Davis.
Nettle Smith. Viola Warren. W n Leete.
Mrs. Williams and daughter. II BagAley,
Mrs. Miehaslson. u Buckley. william Ar.
fhur-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-08
A CASE.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was thu: Of the man John y. Herman
deg, residing In Salt Lake City. Who was 81
death's door with that terrible disease Mara.
mus; the best medical AID had failed 10 stop
the progress OF the mslsdy. when twenty.three
bottles Of BIlsTOLs sAkSAPARiLLA and
three phials Of BRisTOL'S PILLS made him Z
we'll man. ly7o In