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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-17
o street Lamp.

In front Of Judge Halls hardware
store in Gold Hill there Is . curiosity in
the shape OF . patent tubular lamp,
which il intended asa street lamp. and
which Is being tested In q thorough man
ner. Several towns in California are
lighted with these lamps, aud wherever
used they have given entire satisfaction.
The cost Of running them 10 very small,
and II il said to bs almost impossible for
auy wind to blow them out. IL they
prove as good here as elsewhere, our
streets will probably be lighted with
them.
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AsTONIsHINa SUCCESS.

It Is the duty OF every person who has used
Boscusz's GERMAN sraur 10 let its wonderful
qualities be known TO their friends In curing
Consumption. ssvere Coughs, Group. Asthma,
Pneumonia. and In fact all Throat and Lung
Diseases. No per.on can use Il without immo-
diats relief. Thioe do-es will relieve any case.
recommend II 70 the poor. dying ~consumptive,
1t least 10 try one hottie, - 5000 dozen bottles
were sold last year. and not ono case where 10
failed was reported. Such q medicine as the
GERMAN sYRur cannot be TOO widely known.
Ask your druggist about II. sample bottls 70
nv cold at 10 cents regular size. rs ccnts. For
sals BY John Jones, Jr. 5eov Wed
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ps.ars.rsa l.Aa,.Eyesinx.

PNsyer. O Q NcHsnry, T Hynes. J A
Buck, T Farrell. g Hopkins. Z Creaker
and wife. Mrs. Ashcraft, ID d Sheldon. j
W Richards. II A Parker. FIT Undsrhill,
Mrs A Buck. Mrs Brundage, Miss A
Kisby, Mrs D II Mcclure. 7 Aerriek' j
n Haven. W WOODBURY. and wife. p New
man, N Z Ciliey. Miss Rosa Williams.
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Drowned.

BINDS LANDING, CAL, May IA. A.
Hill, q native Of Sweden, a shoemaker
by trade, went 10 take n bath at noon
Wednesday. His clothes were found on
the wharf, and nothing has been seen Of
him since.
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A CARD.

TO al who us suffering ffon the srrou ard
indiscrstions Of youth, nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood, ETC.. ! will send Q
receipt that will cure you, FREE or CHARGE,
This great remedy was discovered BY mission.
Ar In South America. Send . self-sddressed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. NMAN,
Station d. New York City.
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d n. GALLUP.

o. Il. eAILur. opposite the Bank Of oalifof.
nh. Cola HUI. hseps constantly on hand al
fhvortts brands Of Imported C.sars. ohoics bit
cigar. Ill kinds Of chewing tobacco. meer-
eensom pipss, senool 1ooks and stsnonsty OF
soodp a all kinds. ana n
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"BIppY, did you put an egg in the
coffee 10 settle it," "Yes. mum; I put
in four; they were 10 bad ! had to use
four Of them"
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wurS you hear Q man say the world
owes him a living. don't leave any nova
BILE articles, particularly any bank bills,
lying around loose.
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Hanged Himself.

Bosrox. May 17.-Hsnry j.. Cross.
City Treasurer Of Salem, Mas, hanged
himself Yesterday.
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ELECTRIC BRLra

A sure cure for Nervous Debility. Premature
Deeav. Exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure.
cire1isrs mailed FREQ. Address J. X. REEVES.
= CHATHAM u5sss, New York. Ss-sn
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Nnrdaror HANGED.

B~ooSvrlLr. No., May H.-John j.
West WA executed here yestsrday for
the murder Of q tramp Last October.
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4 WRITER says: brilliant and i'm
pulsve people are apt to have black
eyes" 1mpulsive people are apt to
run against some fellows closed hand.
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The Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company has declared q dividend Of 81
mar ahAra.
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Z AND RoKERs.

BANKERS AND BROKERS.
THE NEVADA BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Paid ~
Reserve u. Q. Bs.ds)....3 ,Soe.eoo-GssA
DIRECTORS,
LOUIS HoLAN1. Prssidsnt
j. O. fLOOD..:..:.:...:..:.vice xresideus
JOHN ". Mk0KAY, J. I. FLOOD,
JkNRs @. FAIR.
Cashier ". otxnn
Agent at Virginia. HsvsdA.......0Io. A. kua
Agents at New York....... y. r. ouasrlnson
(62 Wall strssp........ lGHo. l.. BRANpHR
ISSUES Commercial and rravslers' Credits,
available In any part Of the world. Makes
transfers OF money BY telegraph and cable. and
draws exchange 81 customary usanoas.
This bank hes Special Rscilitiss Or
Dealing In Ballisa.
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srooK REPOEr.

COO Star, SOC
500 Tuscarora, loo
40 Grand Prize. 5 20
1850 Day. Toe. CSC. COO
$50 Hamburg. SOC
$50 Hillside. Al. 20
GOO Highbridge, SOC. $50
200 Albion, SIC, $50
500 Fourth Of July, 40c
AGO Bodie. Is. l3s. ISL. i3s
$40 Bechtel. !, I 05, I 10
$40 McClinton. zoe. 75c
3OoiTioga, 2 30. 2 IS, 2 40
l55 Summit, IN, IN, so
l65 Bulwsr. II. In. IN
800 Syndicate. 8. q 80
$50 Goodshaw. soc. 2Sc. 30c
100 Oriental. Toe. 75c. Too
$50 Belvidere, l
ITO Blackhawk. IN, l 6s, i Gu
100 Champion. 20c
$40 South Bodie. 4oc. SIC
225 Booker. +5c
l045 Mono. 4, J IS
2so Con. Pseido, q IS, 2 30. ~
925 Dudley. soc. $50
500 Jupiter. t0c. 4Sc
600 South Bulwer. SIC. SOC
100 Noonday. 2 80
1900 VORTEX, 75c. Toe
$40 Tiptop, Sc, 75c. SOC
IS Golden Terra. IA, Is
10 Silver King. 81
400 Caledonia BLACK Hills). 5 90
600 Giant and Old Abe, 6
Is Real del Monte, 4
THIS MORNING.
1850 Ophir. 40. 40S, 4oh. Al. AK. Az,
AN, 4lk
1855 Mexican, Sc, ssh
500 0suld q Curry, 81, 81
ass Beat b pelcher. II. l7s, In
$50 California.
as Savage. liz, IL
$50 Cen. Virginia, ~, N
3s5 Chollar, Gu
470 Potssi. A.
sos Hale 4 Norcross, 13t, 49,. IA, l3S
AiO Crown Point, 4 So. 4 90,
AS Ysllsw jacket. II, IGN, lGAi, IGN,
i6S. 16S. IGN
$50 Imperial. l 40
100 Ksntuck. ~, 4 40
335 Alpha, 1Sk. 1Sk
3s5 Bsloher. 81, 81, 81
so Confidence. 1tS, Il. 14h
Clio sierra Nevada. 47s, Al, t6N. 4Gs
JJo Ot1us IN
1880 Bullion, 4 20, S, Ga
IS Ovsrman. 81, ~
SEQ Justice, 81. 3 As. $50
li50 Succor. 500
100 Unisn Gen.. 69
$50 Alta, 1k,7S
$50 Lady Bryan, CSC
$50 julia, 8 so. 81
1878 EIohsqusr. 81, S., 81, 8 30. 8 70
100 Silver Hill. ~. 2 Is. 2 10. 2 Us
6i0 Caledonia, "a. AIS
$50 Challenge, 2 60. 2 20. 2 65
600 New York. Coo. sc
765 Phil Sheridan. Csc. zoe. 75c
SIS Lady Washington Con-. I 30. 1 IS, IL
100 Crown Point Ravine. 25c
800 Andes. $50
$40 Wells-FArgo, So
1850 Ward. I. l 05. l 10
SIS Scorpion. 3 65, 5 GO
AGO Leyiathan. 60c. Sc, Csc
so North Con. Virginia, l0a, l0S
$40 Benton. 1 IS. 4 40, 4A5
800 Psytona,
$50 Con. Dorado. 2 80
$50 Trojan. 25o
1880 Flowery. DOC. $50. SOC
1850 North Bonanza, l 10. I so
wv q ~ q "
100 Belmont, 40c
600 ella. $50
3l0 Leopard. l IS
100 Raymond d Ely. 80
40 Manhattan. 2 ~. 2 10
IS Grand Prize. 81
$40 Argeuta. I 10. 1 Is, I 10
100 Navajo. 20
400 Star, SOC
1000 Belle Isls, 40c
400 Day. Csc
800 Tuscarora, 100
100 Highbridge. 3sc
80 Hillside. AZ
400 Paradise. I 40
$50 Real del Monte. 8
800 Albion. SOC, Sc
l20 MsCliaton. Csc. 60c
1870 Bechtel. 1. 0S
TOO Tioga. ~
400 Fourth Of July. 400
500 Bodis. IA
ESQ Summit, I 70, I s5. I IS, ~
$50 Syndicate.
$50 Oriental. 75c
800 Bslvidsrs,l
200 Champion. 200
400 Blackhawk. I 10
400 South Bodis. +oc, i5c
$50 Booker Con-. zoe
500 Mono, 81. 8 40
90 Dudley. 5Sc. Coo
$50 Jupiter. 40c
100 South Bulwer. Coo
$50 NeondAy. 2 10
$50 Vortex. 75c. 100
425 Con. Pacific, 2 Us. q so. ~, 2 30
100 Leeds, 600
800 North MONDAY. SOC
IS Golden Terra, l3t, Il
40 Tiptop. 75c
600 Caledonia BLACK Hills, 4, , 30
1890 Giant and Old Abe. 6
so Kossuth. loo
30 st. Louis, 500
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San francisco Items.

tr,orI. TO n, COLI nu. DAILY x.v'.l
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ExoHANoE

On the principal einss throughout the United
States. Europe. Japan. China and the kast
land, and on Honolulu (HswaiD.
New Yolx BAnxn-The Bank Of New York,
N. b. A.; American Exchange Medicinal Bank.
LoHDos BAxKns -Nsssr. smith. Payne 4
Smiths; the Union Bank OF London. az
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Also, she Following Known - che
Old Works.

Fint-Oue Engine complete, two tabular
boilers and building covering same.
~6econd-0ne Quartz Mill, consisting OF ten
stamps, two moriars, three pans, two settlers.
one cleanup pan, one retort, shaning. boxes.
covering mill machinery.
Purchasers to be ss expense OF tearing down
and removing.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
DireeNrss

10. Hampton, WI b. Patton,
d. b. Lyman, z. 8. Rldridse,
Interest paid on Ordinary and Term Deposits.
Deposits received In sums Of 81 and upward.
Loans made on approved real estate. bonds,
stocks, etc. Stocks, currency and silver bought
and sold. -
77tf z. Q. RLDRID0H, Secretary.
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DRs. KIRBY 4 PRICE,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,

OFrrcE-Ar rHB FORMER RkspKHoI
~ Of Or. !. T. Kirby. Main street, Cola Hill.
UpR. PRICE win b in attendance .. ali
hour. night and dsy. loft
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Paid ~
Reserve u. Q. Bsnds)....3 ,Soe,eo0-GssA
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10

WILLARD HALL.-We have received
a pamphlet with the title, "Papers of the
Historical Society Of Delaware-Life
and Character of WILLARD HALL. BY
Hon. Daniel NJ. Bates" 1t is finely
printed and contains an elegant steel ell
craving OF the late JUDGE HALL, with
his autograph. Purity Of character and
ability as jurist were distinguishing
traits in this good mans life, but that
which, perhaps, elevated and endeared
him most among his neighbors was the
deep interest he took in our local affairs.
He was leader In the church as he was
also in the cause OF public education,
meeting with and instructing and coun-
selling the people in the best and purest
interests in life. This memorial Of so
excellent character is for sale at e. F.
Thomas * Cos. Every friend of the
late Judge should have copy of it.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10

THERE is a large faction of the defunct
(so-called, for if a party will not vote it
is dead 10 politics,] Republican party in
Delaware that are trying to culminate
in one sentiment the whole opposition ele-
ment for new party, the chief feature
of which will be advocacy of "representa-
ton according to population" This
new departure is to emanate especially
in the two lower counties. There is a
hitch in the matter just here. The lead
ers in Kent and Sussex feel deeply that
in any convention called on the old basis
that those Of New Castle county will
come down with crowd and take every
thing out of their hands, as they did be-
fore. There is also faction of the dead
party that is hostile 10 the movement and
claims that Kent and Sussex should hold
on to the power they now have over leg
islation as long as they can. There is no
room in the new party for this element
and of course they will prove dead
weight or perhaps vote the Democrat
ticket. In addition to representation ac-
cording to population the new party men
propose to favor the election of all coun-
ty officers by the people while,
some of the bolder leaders propose to
elect the judges the same way. They ar
que that they will gain in New Castle
more votes than they will lose in Kent
aud Sussex, and although they may not
succeed at the first attempt they will be
sure Of success in the end as New Castle
county and the city Of Wilmington will
soon be able to carry the elections as they
please. In order to enable the leaders in
Kent and Sussex, to hold their own in the
party, it will be proposed to call the party
together in county conventions and thus
to avoid State assemblage. This will
be more agreeable to some eccentric lead
ers, such as DR.. Prettyman, Lofiand and
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10

BLAINE PAYS COURT TO VIRGINIA.
Senator Blaine's voice in the Senate
bad scarcely ceased to echo back his de-
nunciation Of the South and Southern
men, and his opposition to the reduction
of the tax upon tobacco and cigars, than
it is heard again at Richmond wooing
Virginia and pledging his eternal oppo-
sition TO an increase Of tax on tobacco.
If Mr.. Blaine is not consummate
hypocrite, he has changed very rapidly.
But day or two siuce all Virgipians
were vile traitors and rebels. On Satur-
day this gay deceiver, at Richmond,
wooed Virginia ia the honeyed words We
anuex from his speech, at an entertain
ment 10 which some Democrats had invit-
ed him:
Long ago distinguished public man
had pointed out that there were sites for
great cities at every one hundred miles of
our Atlantic front. ''The city which has
been for fifteen years so energetically as
Not even in Boston, New York, PHI a.
delphIa or Baltimore had the rate of in
crease been so fattering. He believed
that in his votes in Congress no man
could go further or stay longer in desire
to promote the material prosperity of
| Virginia. 'lf know myself" he said,
81 would vote for Virginia as quickly as
Tor Maine-ior the South as quickly as f +
New England" The patient and heroic
endurance Of Virginia, under circum-
stances that might well have discouraged
The bravest, had enlisted for her the
sympathie, and admiration Of the whole
uhvrrse, ami it could hot be in his heart
TO think anything Of her but kindly.
~ What. has the Republican to say t,
that Can its favorite candidate com
pliment "traitors" and '.rebels" will
more honeyed words? Is it not a some
what enyious position that attracts til,
"adIniration of the whole universe p
Could Sparta, Athens or Rome have don,
more? Surely Virginia never was more
highly praised even by her own son.
than she has been by this prodigal grand
son who but SO. recently slandered hel
people just as the Republican has done
for years. But of course that paper will
denoupce Mr.. Blaine, or attempt to ex
cuse him by saying he had been tasting
too deeply. There is one thing Mr.
Blame should have done when he gave
Virginia the "admiration of the Who'll,
universe" and that was to have excepted
the Republican. For either Mr.. Blain,
lies or that paper is slightly inaccurate il
its references TO Virginia.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10

il comparatively better off than the
owner. Take the average house Of a
mechanic at $144. Now say he has three
children at school. Their tuition should
be deducted out of the rent. Say they
are eight to fourteen years Of age. At
private schools the annual tuition would
be 81, S. and $40 term, and three terms
in the year, making 500. II this is de-
Quoted it will be seen that the renter gets
better house for $3.50 month than he
did thirty or forty years ago. Viewing
the times in this way we find that our
people are much better provided for and
are enabled 10 secure greater advantages,
although the times are considered very
hard. We cannot say for ce:tain, but
We think the people are both better fed
and clothed than they were even thirty
years ago, and wages, although low, are
on all average higher than they were from
1854 to 1860. Boss carpenters then asked
Sl.75 day; now they charge s2.50.-
Living, it is said, was higher then than
now.
We have diverged somewhat from the
heading Of this article, but if it can be
established that it is cheaper to build
than to buy, the mechanic and the labo-
rer may find ample work to do the COM
ing summer, because there is no doubt OF
the fact of there being plenty of money
for improvement if it will pay thus to
invest il.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10

Richard Harrington, Esq, and Hon. Geo.
p. Fisher.
This all looks very nice. But the gen.
tlemen who are engineering the move
ment,will find that the Democrats hold the
reins, aud somehow have in their posses
sion that m, sterious "key" which the
late Mr.. Clay ton said he had "thrown
away"-it is we know by experience the
"open sesame" to all these much covet-
ed matters first get it and then what
Why you will like some Democrats be
content with wha, you will have secured
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10
Disastrous Failure.

SAN FRANCISCO, March s, 1S19.-The
failure of the firm of Gadchauk Broth
ers 81 Co. is now known to be more dis
astrous than the most panic striken OF
Its creditors would have dared TO sup
pose. A careful examination Of thelr
affairs shows that the assets of the firm
amount to only s475,0O0, of which S75.-
600 is in stock and the balance in book
accounts. notes, &c. The liabilities are
over 81 ,0OO, 900. The creditors are gar
nisheeing debts wherever due.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10
DUBLIC SALE
Valuable Farm,

The subscriber intending To leave the
Stale, Will sell al pubic hale, on the prem
ises, on
FRIDAY. the 18th day OF MARCH, 1879,
at one o'clok, p. m, the farm on which he
now resides, situated in Christlana Hun
dred, New Castle County, Delaware.
about seven miles from Wilmington. and
! y miles Of Centrevile, and within three
quarters OF u mile of Ashland station on
the Delaware and Western Railroad.
The place contains 10 acres, eight acres
OF which is set with young timber. The
land is OF good quality and in IA good
state OF cultivation having been well
LINED, and Is very productive.
Inc improvements consist OF stone
Ad--- dwelling, barn with stabling, spring
N.. house. sheds, &c. There Is a fine
M,,u apple orchard and about so pear
I'LL trees IN bearing, ali very fine and
mum Der OF peach trees planted last year.
The sale Will be positive, Terms one
half cash, aud the balance ON time.
JEREMIAH SPRINGER.
February n, l5I9.-6td4w2t
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10


BUILD THAN TO BUY.-From present
appearances it is better to build houses
than to buy them, unless in cases where
they may be forced on the market with
few membranes. \ very commodious
plain house can be erected complete
within $500. In every part of our city,
off of the business streets, good lots are
to be purchased from $500 to $500. Thus,
with bricks at 81 per thousand, all ex-
cellent three-story residence may be
secured, with all the modern conveuien-
ces, for 5000 to $500. The alerial
and workmanship will be better than
that in houses built at high rates during
the initiation period. We can point to
good three-story houses, 20 feet front,
that were built in 1S4I-s and 1904, for
S2,5O0 to $1,000, including the ground,
IN the finest streets of the city, and within
very short distance of the street mar
kets.
There is another advantage in build
ing. The assessor will not dare to assess
it higher than its cost, which may be
proved by the contractors. The houses
we allude 10 as having been built for
$4,000 or 5000, have since been held
at $1,000, while lots on the same streets,
within two squares, can be bought for the
same per foot they sold Tor in 1854.
Passing property few days since
that was for rent, a friend said to another,
"That house rented last year for $780,
That is all it is WORTH" was the reply.
The City Assessor coming up al that mo-
ment, asked what the house was worth
and the reply to him was, $1,000. He
said it cost the owner at a public sale
slo,6OO, land was assessed on the city books
at $4,000. The house could now be
built for $500, and the lot is worth
sl,5OO. Here is property worth not
one cent more than $1,000, and it is as
'sessed at $4,000. 1t is idle now and has
been for nearly year yet it is on the
passenger railway line, and quite stylish
residence. 1t will not rent for $500.
Now let us see the burden of our city
taxation on the owner. The city and
school tax is $1s per cent, just 500
county tax at 36, $3.50; water rent,
$40; insurance, So; making S143.S0. If
we deduct this from The rent, (S3OO) the
owner receives $156.20; which is less
than ? per cent. on the assessed value of
the property. Now, how is a man to
keep this property, painted, papered and
in repair? Would it not take about all
of the per cent. to do this? And then.
where is the agents per centage for col
lectlng the rents to come from !? Agents
charge lO per cent. This is the eondi
ton of large amount Of good real es-
tate in this city, and it behooves our citi-
zens to tquire the City Council to aban-
don all projects of improvement, cease to
open and grade new streets, and t. econo-
mise in every way until tha taxes are re-
duced. 1t is matter of deep regret that
the men who control the Board of Pub
lie Education refuse to concur in matters
OF economy and continue to pay salaries
ID young women that are much greater
than many men of families receive
There is no justice in taxing the poor
laboring man for the benefit of those
who desire to dress in costly attire. Rents
are already too low, and house owners
cannot afford to reduce them. The taxes
should be reduced greatly. The renter
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10

THE RIVER AND HARBoR bill con-
fains an appropriation Of $500 to ini-
prove the harbor OF Wilmington. On
motion of Mr.. Salisbury a survey Of
Broad Greek from its mouth to Laurel,
Del, was added In an amendment.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10

CoNTRACT.-Henry Lape has con-
tracted with C. +. Rudolph to tear down
the store house on the n. W. corner OF
4th and Market, and erect a building fol
two fine stores three stories high with
glass plate fronts for $1,000.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10

THE Delaware Senators are both tall,
Mr.. salisbury measures six feet three
and MIR. Bayard six feet two. JOINED
toe to toe and thrown open like a jack
knife, the head Of Mr.. salisbury would
lap over INTO Maryland and Mr. Bayard's
head rest gently on Pennsylvania soii.-
Times
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10
TO PHYS SICIAN 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF
GOD Liver OIL.

knowing from experience the d satis
iaction so often attending the dis spensinQ
OF many OF the EN- ulsions in the marEet
would call your attention to some OF the
features OF the emulsion which / have
pared and dispensed for years with un-
varying satisfaction. The oil used ia the
nnest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
ious care IL exercised in the choice OF all
Iaeture. BY careful manipulation this
emulsion Is made with the smallest DOS
sibie amount OF gum. and by the very mi
nnte ny division OF the oil globuies is render
Each tablespoonful contains 30 per cent.
OF oll and grains of pophosphite Of
Lime. Samples will be gladly fIrnished
10 6 an fnysicians who may desire Them
iactured and sold Wholesale and retail bv
W. l.. WILLIAMS,
DRUGGIST
apIz-L Ninth and Market Sts
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10

Assistant Engineer, Francis Welch, of
the Baltimore Fire Department, so seve-
rely sprained his back at recent fire
that he was unable to get up after sitting
down. A few applications of Keller's
Roman Liniment cured him.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10
hkCHEsTRAL MUSIC.

PROF. A. W. AARINKsEN. announce
that he has formed an Orchestra. Wbicl
can be enga ged to furnish music for balls
so1rees and pic-nics, at very reasonabl
rates. Addrs IS
WAsHINGTON HOUSE.
feb3-3mnseod
The daily gazette., 1879-03-10
MARCHIO 1870.

The Democrats in the next House
will need steady hapd at the helm, and
Samuel J. Randall has it.