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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
NAMING NOTES.
Matters Of l.sersss All Along the
Lode.

During the coming week the ophir
incline will reach the 240O level. This
level, back TO the west OF the incline, Is
wha. everybody wants to know about.
The tank at the 1000 level connection
Of Sierra Nevada with the Union shaft Is
being enlarged to take the stops water Of
the former mine and run II to the O. and
O. shaft.
Much interest attaches to the cross.
cuts west which have been started by the
ophir, Mexican and Union Con. They
are expected to hud the old west ore
body which was 30 rich or the l4e5 level
Of the ophir. and below there. or at
least indications OF Its reappesranos fur.
Their down. Tho formation In the In.
cline encountered above the 2200 level
slso shows indications OF ore about, and
these indications continue right along.
Nothing can be done In the Wine DO.
low the $500 Of Union, because OF the
water aud want OF mechanical power at
the Sierra Nevada shaft, II requiring all
the compressed air made to handle the
water In that mime.
In North Bonanza connection has
been made between the 200 level north
drift and the Rule vinze. and crosscut-
ing Is progressing well.
Alta looks we'll, especially In the raise
through the ore-body from the l4o0 to
the 1850 level. The north crosscut on
the 1850 level In Benton is passing
through q fne body Of quartz.
On the $50 level OF the Lady Bryan
the south drift 10 10 600 feet, at which
point the vein turns squarely to the west.
Ore assaying a. high a. sl6 In here being
obtained.
The Belcher will be compelled 10 sus.
pend operations o to put In the big
spur wheel lately cast 81 the Fulton
Foundry.
Bullion and EIchequer have resumed
operations, the former In the incline
winss from the 2l00 level and tho latter
In the DRIFT north. 2400 level.
Preparations VI being made In the
New York for prosecuting the l4O0
level.
Silver Hill is at work again in the
lSO0.level crosscut.
Grown Point and Belcher are digging
like moiss and going for the 5000 level.
The flooded mines are making haste
slowly In getting the water out, but the
dow Il hot, and donksys will be dom
keys, even II they are pumps, and iron
ct that.
Scorpion 10 sinking Q monster shaft.
and from the interest taken In 1t by GER
tain parties, Il IL surmissd that one Of
these days Utah and Sierra Nevada will
work through II.
In Como . dozen claims arc working.
and three mill sitss have been located
and grading commenced for q OF them.
which II to run Ave stamps. It costs
Oh q ton to haul ore to Dayton. The
Como mills will Be run by water. and
viii haul and work ore for % per ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

AssrssMEsrs.-An assessment OF 81
per share is levied by the Justice Min.
ing Company ; also M Of 81 por share
by tue Alpha Mining Company. See
official notices In another column.
TIE Lyon County Times says the
thermometer registered lo2 degrees In
Silver City yesterday, II being the hot.
test day Of the season. Il WA only 30
In Gold Hill.
Ok account OF the Caledonia picnic
and other attractions and distractions,
the usual weekly entertainment Of the
Reform Club will not take place tonight.
W. NJ. BUNKER, OF the San Francisco
Stock Report. who has been on the Com.
stock for a day or two past, left last v
ming for home.
NJ. 8. Flynn this morning obtained
license authorizing his marriage with
Kats ]. 0'Sullivau.
The Con. Virginia dividend Of 20
cents per share is payable August 10.
See notice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
Miscellaneous

NEW YoRx. Aug. s.-Ths billiard To-
ball pool championship match between
Knight (chsmpion) and Lon Morris, Jr..
Of Boston. was won by the latter by 81
games to 10.
A letter from Nordenskjold's assist.
ant gives On interesting account OF the
Tshudi, o peculiar race ~inhabiting the
northeastern part Of Siberia. They look
very much like Greenlandsrs ; are small
bat alert ; have q brownish.yellow skin.
with coal.black eyes, and ainsularly Joy.
less; frozen expression OF face. They
dress In skins and feed on sea flesh.
The women are tattoosd in the face.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

PIANOS AND OnoASs.-L. vann, gen.
eral agent for Kohlsr & Chase. dealers
In pianos, organs, ETC.. has taken an
Office with Vim. b. Ash, Of the Pioneer
Bookstore, corner OF G and Taylor
streets. Virginia, and 10 offering instru.
ments Of the best quality at low rates.
He aives variety Of selections, oil war.
rapted by both Manufacturer and Kohler
& Chase. Mr.. vsnn's prices are much
below ordinary rates on the Comstock,
az will be seen by his notice In another
column. No commissions charged.
"CAar T. G.. GOLD HrLL."-That 10
tho way all people who have freight
shipped to the Gold Hill depot should
b.,s their boxes or packages marked.
and then Tom Gallagher will bring them
around without being told. This saves
trouble, for Gallagher 10 prompt and de-
livsrs everything from q pumping engine
10 4 paper parcel % soon ~ II arrives.
HIs terms are reasonable. too F; less, In
fact. than the bother Of looking after
freight yourself. Bee his notice. else
where. :.
T. II, McGnArH. sexton Of the Odd
Fellows Cemstsry. Virginia, complains
that several girls dressed In boys
clothes are In the habit Of visiting the
cemetery In the evening. They are gen.
orally accompanied BY boys, and deport
themselves in an unssemly manner.
Jous A.xsraoso. arrested Al . va
grant and sentenced TO thirty.hve days
conansmsnt In the County jail By Jus
tics Knox, yesterday gavsl LEG ball - 10
was being escorted 70 the county board.
Ing house BY . Constable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
LOCATED IN YnoINIA.-E. A. Bre,

LOCATED IN vmorNIA.-E. A. Brew
ster. surgeon dentist. late Of Carson. has
opened an otics at lo2H South @ street.
Virginia, where all kinds Of work, from
building mp crowns to the most extern.
sive plate work. will be done In . most
scientific and workmanliks manner and
In the latest and most approved styles OF
the dental art. Bee notice In another
column.
Spor ON JrsrrrR.-Colonel Pairs tsl.
sscops reveals a spot or Jupiter. II lies
north Of his main equatorial belts, and
partakes Of the planets motion OF rsvo-
luton without materially altering its
position. By rough calculation Il 10
about 90, 900 milss In length BY from
!. 500 to 1000 miles wide.
SUPERINTENDENT SEoua OF the Succor
Il getting along 90 we'll now that his
broken leg has been placed in spiinss'
and be will soon return TO his mine, -
he viIl be able to attend to much OF the
h-u.insss Of his Office without putting on
any srea. deal Of stylsas pedestrian
sur.u,'s s.Ir.-As II n. today the
Kru,.schnit. property. part Of which Z
,i,u.tsd ON the corner Of Mil and O
.treets and another part near Wiegsnds.
on @ street, Virginia, vas old ~
sherif-s sale and brought $7,aAS u.
TEE thanks Of the Virginia Minsrs'
Union arc rendered F. H. Ensles for tho
"Mystsry Of Edwin Brood" and 70
Thomas +. Roberts for 'bhgbsm's De
stroying Angels and . "Teur'sss
Guide"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
KICKED OFF THE TRAIN.
Right Boys On . Freight Car Steal.
Tag . Ride-rhe Consequences o.
she Endeaver.

The boys Of Gold Hill and Virgins
have for Q long time been accustomed Il
jump on trains as they are passing ant
the only wonder is that many o o
them do not get hurt or killed. A catas'
trophs happened to a couple OF them
today which ought to serve as a warning
II seems that two brothers, James H,
and Human Andrews, whose parents
live near St. Mary's Hospital. Virginia,
with six others today jumped on the
rear car OF the IL o'clock train for Car.
son. The two boys above named say
that between the scales and the tunnel
the brakeman kicked them Of. The six
others managed to escape unhurt, but
the train was under full headway, and
the Andrews brothers were pretty badly
injured. James. . boy Of twelve or four.
teen years, had o terrible cash cut In his
face, running from his right cheek some
three inches down toward the center OF
the chin and near his mouth. Three Of
his teeth were knocked out and another
loosened. His wrists!were both sprained
and o piece OF skin was knocked Of bis
forehead as large as Q quarter. his
wounds were dressed by q prominent
Gold Hill surgeon.
His brother Luman had his arm
skinned, bruised and nearly broken.
Both Of them were badly bruised all
over and were hardly able to walk.
The railroad men say that the boys
both here and In Virginia jump on TO
every train that goes out. and that It is
impossible to keep them of. II they
stopped every train to put the rascals of
they would never get away from town
with q train. It Ia the custom to mako
them jump Of as soon as they are seen.
The Andrews brothers say they want.
ed to 60 to Carson to see q sick brother.
in.law and were trying to steal o ride
down. They declare that they begged
the brakeman not to kick them of, as
the train was going too fast. but he
would not listen to them.
OF oourss the boys were to blame for
being where they were. Whether the
brakeman IL blamable or not can best be
determined when the other side OF the
story 10 heard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
l.r,or.I TO re, GOLD urt. DArrr xrw'.l
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
SNN FRAScrsoo. Aug. 9.-Ths petit
lions filed o few days ago In the Ninth
District Court. to set aside tho recent
election OF officers Of the Bullion and
E~rchequsr Mining Companies. and to
restrain the County Court from ordering
the books aud records transferred to
the said officers, have boen dismissed.
There was NO argument on the question.
The dismissal wal secured by q stipula.
tion.
The attendance Of Aimec's masqusr.
ads ball at the California Theatsr was
very large. many prominent and well
known citizens being among the guests.
A grand time was had. ending With a big
supper. =,
Martin Taylor & Co. were released
from the hands Of the Sheriff by paying
the amount Of $2s5, for which they were
attached by sperling. thus avoiding the
ventilation Of the business In o Justices
Court.
The foreer savills, who escaped from
Q Deputy Sheriff, has not yet been cap
tured.
DIXON. Cal, Aug. "a frightful acci.
dent occurred yesterday afternoon, which
will probably result In the death OF the
wife Of George O. Mckinley. Tbreshsrs
vsye Al work In McKinley's Aeld and
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
OVER the sAwuus1.
The reurssies.RssaaiI Bssens Last
neutrality-suspicious. fer Cola and
for ~Hun-Kennedy Makes . Two
nile Record.

There was o good attendance and
much fun at the benefit Of Madame
Tourtslot and Miss Randall at Pipsr's
| Opera House last evening. Prof. Allen
walkod two miles ; time. 1850.
The next walk was for coin. There
has been much banterins during the SIX.
day match between Won Bsrg's trainer,
Brahsm, and one Campbell. q laundry
man on the Divide. and last evening
their match wa announced, square heel
and toe, single mile. for $40 o side.
They started, after judges and an UNI.
pire had been appointed, and before
half Q lap had boen made Braham called
for judgment on Campbell's gait. Then
both started In, not exactly 10 run, but
on a sort Of fox lops. Campbell made
the mile ahead, bat the ace was do
clared Of. Time variously reported at
from 7:30 to Q minutes.
Next Miss Randall walked two and .
hall miles, making It In 80 minutes.
The noxt match was . ane one, two
miles, 20 as you please, between Ken.
nedy, tho NEws carrier. and John 8.
Ewing, O novice on the sawdust, and for
$40. The match wac run (thers VA no
walk about III In IS minutes and 40 sec.
ouds. The time was announced as IL
minutes. Ewing was only six laps DO.
hind and did we'll for . beginner. Ken.
nsdy 10 q veritabls wing.heeled Mercury.
and seems 10 20 over the ground with.
out touching Ii. He has both swiftnsss
and endurance.
Next came three boys, who were called
''the rabbits and announced as Rowell.
Weston and 0'Leary. They were booked
for q mile dash. 60 90 you please. They
made much sport. On the reverse one
OF them was run into and knocked down
once. aud through the ropes the next
time; but still be kept running. They
made over fifty laps. instead OF stopping
ct the end OF the mile, and then 1t was
announced that O'Lesry had won the
match, having made . mile In sixteen
minutes. The real time for the Afty-odd
laps was $50.
Then followed, for o wind.up. Q good
exhibition Of square walking for q mile,
between Won Berg's trainer, broham,
and Wilcox. who participated In the
twenty.m mile race last Friday night. Both
these men are booked for the next six.
day match In San Francisco. The mile
was squarely walked In 8:A5. This end.
ed the entertainment. Neither Tourts-
lott nof Won Berg put In an appearance
outside Of the boxes In which they sat,
but they enjoyed the matches very much,
a. was evidenced by their great hilarity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
The DiRersses.

Tho more that n known Of Mile
Christine, the two.hsaded woman. the
more wonderful the phenomena she
presents. The fact appears to be that
the two persons dwelling In her complex
organization arc distinct In identity and
partially 90 In form. the body with all
its organs, however. being single. yet
having the legs, arms and beads Of the
two persons. Miss Mile differs from
the Siamess Twins, who were simply
brothers united by o ligaturs under the
arm. This human wonder with Others
will be on exhibition OF National Guard
Hall, Virginia. next Tuesday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
Dspassursa lIAss;Evsaisg.

James q. Chsslsy. Q. W. Hall. J. H.
Bergman. Vim. Edwards. W. Teddy. J.
b. James. T. Stanton. L. B. Frsnkel and
family. J. aallsger. W. George. H. Nur-
rish and wife. A. Perp and wife. Katie
Lsnihan. Mary Lenihan. J.. h. Wilson.
Mrs.. Croner. n. ]. Henly. Mrs.. T. X.
Howe, Master A. Campbell. r. +. Burns,
y. Bowman. W. ". Bunker. James Nc
Donald. Nat. Canavsn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
6otp HnL. New. July 81. 1877,

0oLp HrtL. New. July 81. 1873.
To MkspAaEs s.wrsR. DoAsr. wnrrasAuu.
and the MnsEs PouL KsxSspr and Ices.
xSBfRorR, and other Ladies':
Your kind tender Of assistance In giving
Fair and Festival I, aid us In procuring sum
Client funds to make the greatly needed repairs
to our Engine House has been received. We
mos. thankfully accept your kindly profsrsd
assistance, and would most respectfully suggest
it bs held the SECOND WEEK IN sEPTEN.
BRR. ct Miners Unipn Hall. Gold Hill. BY o.
der Of LIBERTY ENGINE co., No. I.
VIZ. HY. DoASE. Secretary.
LIBERTY VOLUNTEER HOSE CO., No. I.
7s.wlw4w W. Z. HILL, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

Thers viii BE- divine service ct the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Gold Hill. tomorrow ~ II
Z. =. and 1:S ?. n, the pastor. Rev. O. No
Yslvey. Presiding klder. preaching IN the
morning. and the pastor. Rev. W. Nina, In the
evening". Sunday school II l:So.
%. Johns Church. Gold Hin. Rev. r. q
mailman. Rector. esryices on Sunday at n
n. and 7:SO y. u. The sats are free and
III are cordially Invited. sunday school at i:so.
rners viii u divine service d %. Pants
church, Virginia City. tomorrow ath 4. y.
Tnsrs viii b divine service at 0nes Church.
ssivsr CIV. tomorrow at Z ~ =. =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

TEE meeting Of the Grand Jury Of
Lyon county. which was called for next
Wednesday. has been indefinitely post.
ponsd. - Judge ssawsll Will be absent
from the county. on judicial bodnsss,
during The remainder Of the month,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
Arr,s.s. ssss nsrss.s.

N. xsrshsll. George II. Warren. J.
Clark. VIM. schumloael. J. Ridge. Mrs.
@. 8. King and son r. d. Layton. r. W.
PARKS. Mrs.. T. Turco. L. Reynolds. c. Nc
Kslvy. Flora Holbrook. J. II. Miller. Mrs..
J. Nshonsy. Mrs. J. J. Nasls. J. 8. Angus.
Oilissnie-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

The C~aisdonian Club Of Virginia held
It's fourth annual picnic at Treadwsy's
Ranch. Carson. to-day. The morning
was yellow and csmc about a. near being
hot as any mornings We have here on
the mountain The yellownsss served
a. q faithful reminder OF green grass
and shaded hooks and quiet retreats.
with music falling family on the ear.
and all Of Q sudden the few who were
undetermined a. To whether they would
60 to the picnic or not concluded to
start, and the Consequence L. that the
streets Of Gold Hill and Virginia are
today pretty nearly deserted.
GATHERING OF TEE CLAM.
The hour Of departure from Virgins
was axsd at $50. and long previous to
that time the streets we're Allied with Pc
d~sstrians struggling with lunch baskets
and clad In appropriate picnic dress, and
all ON their way to the depot. Among
the crowd Of malss and females. old and
young, were soldiers In uniform. with
rides on their shoulders. looking 70,
bull's.eyes and also making for the train.
The few stsy-at-homss took available
positions for looking on. the bands blew
their blasts Of joyous music. and there
was much msrrimsnt - the crowd gath
cred for the start.
TIE srAxr.
It wal Q little after the appointed
hour before all were on board and seated
ready for . start. AL. however. did no,
get ON the cars. There were the usuaI
number OF lates, some Of whom sue
csedsd In boarding the train. but more
were too late and compelled to remain
behind after abundant preparations &c
participate In the pleasures OF the day,
"A their loaded lunch baskets gave evil
dsnce. There were the usual waves oil
ksrchiefs and interchange OF psrtingi
between the picnicers and their friends
who remained behind.
TEE TEAM.
At Gold Hill q number Of we'll allied
cars were taken up. and the whole train,
numbering twenty. eight cars--sll loaded
with q gaily. dressed and happy crowd
started for the grounds. The train wal
Q double.headsr. Of course. and when IN
motion around the curves Of the track
presented . fantastic appearance. Th.
start was . good one. and made without
accident. although every Car was crowd
ed to its utmost. Il va expected thai
Silver City would add ct least . car Of
two to the train.
PRIvfrx coNyErANcEs.
But all OF the parties on pleasure benz
did not take train. Early In the morn
ing teams were about and many tool
private c~onveyanoes TO the city Of Car
son. So great Q number preferred thiI
method Of transit that last evening Il
was impossible to get Q team at any o.
the Virginia City livery stables. and
some took train last evening to 30 on
hand at the grounds early to select fsyo.
rite places and to get costly axed for the
day. From all sources the additions to
those OF the sxcursionists were consid'
cradle.
--LATEST Prom = olouNps.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

The only score ahssd Of McPhsrson's
Wal that Of Rippingham Of the Emmets.
who made 46 points.
At the date Of the above dispatch the
games were still going on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
MHEoRs.

The stream Of Them Through
which she Earth Passes ca she
9th. losh asd llth OF AUGUST Of
Eseh Year. Their Number, MS
sasss irem she Earth, velocity.
Eoc,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

csn maks money fssssr q work for ~ than
- snythin9 else, Capital not rsquifsdj ~
vtll stsst yoa. sts pss on q hons made y
ihsnssd ~ vSsrs % vcsk Do =. NOV istSs
VIA Coet6 oat4t m tesns trse. AAtlsee
ttAl en- THu1 > 90. Augusta s9sipN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

r z. BRAY WILL OPEN A PRIVATE
D.. SCHOOL, to continue durne the vsoa.
Jon 1t II, new Central sSool Bsiid,sG
Hesaay. Jaiy 7.Is7s.
Iu;truc.ion given In az brnchss.
Huurs-o 4. Il. 10 1850 r. u.
TtTms -Si % per week. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09

In. Fulton Foundry paid Of this
pespins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
The Yellow Fever.

t.r.cr.I TO nj COLD nrrL pAur s.vsl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-09
LATEST From THE oHouSps.
The Sarsnelds are again victorious. -
will DO seen from the following. scores
received BY special telegram at 2:20:
MpIvIprAL SCORE.

This lead OF our boys IL something
remarkable and the scors itself 10 excel.
lent. Following II the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-13
The 99ailg Argns,
Rocx ISLAND, ........1xLrrors
General Shields,

An ex soldier who served under General
Shields in the war for the Union writes
from Onslow, Iowa, protesting against
the Inter- Ocean s estimate of the character
and services of the late General Shields.
de asserts that Shields was not loved by
his men, and that he was not consider
ate officer, In the course of his letter he
says: When | say that Shields, together
with Mcdowell, threw away 500 men as
prisoners, besides the killed and wounded,
and let Jackson escape from Fremont on
the 9th day of juno 1862, say it without
tear OF being successfully contradicted.
jackson escaped, and moved Immediately
to attack Mcclellan in the rear. Thus the
enemy gained great advantage, and Ere
mont was prevented from doing his country
a great service"
General Shields possibly made a great
many mistakes. But be was good sol
der nevertheless, and our article gave fail
expression to the public sentiment in re-
gard to him. That Shields was popular
with many of his soldiers, we have haC
most abundant evidence in this city anC
elsewhere. At every point where he ap
peared, old soldiers of his command in the
Mexican war, as well as 10 the war of tbt
rebellion, were most enthusiastic in.theil
greetings. If these receptions were faiI
index OF soldier sentiment, our article was
correct. We are sorry that there are an,
exceptions to the rule, and tina. Their,
were causes for hard feeling. Inter Ocean
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-13
Sensible Advice.

You are asked every day through the
columns of newspapers and by your Drug
gist to use something for your Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint that you know moth
ing about, and you getdiscouraged spending
money with but little success. Now tO
give you satisfactory proof that GREEN S
AUGUST FLOWER will cure you of Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint with all its eff.
fccts, such as sour stomach, Sick Head
ache, Habitual Costivencss, palpitatiop Of
the Heart, HEARTBURN, Water-brash
Fullnees at the pit of the Stomach, Vel
low Skin, Coated Tongue, Indigestion
swimming of the head, low spirits, &c.
we ask you TO go to your Druggist, JohE
Bengston, and get a sample Bottle o
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER for 10 cent?
and try it, or a regular size for Is cents
Two doses will relieve you.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-13
Ladies, Delicate and Feeble.

Those languid tiresome sensations,
causing you to feel scarcely able to be on
your feet; that constant drain that is
taking from your system all its former
elasticity; driving the bloom from your
cheeks; that continual strain upon your
vital forces, rendering you irritable and
fretful, can easily be removed by the use
Of that marvellous remedy, Hop Bitters
Irregularities and distractions Of your sys.
tenn are relieved at once, while the specia
cause of periodical pain are permanently
removed. Will you heed this? See
Truths