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dress R. VALENTINE, Manager, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
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CHICAGO, Oct. %, 1879
AMERICAN COOPERATIVE MANUFACTURING Co.:
Genttenas In replyt to the many inquiries concerning
the working of the WALKER HEAT mULTIPLTER,"
would say; Our firm using Heat Multiplier .
coal stove made by the Chicago and Erie Steve Company
known as their Invncibe,n No. is In the winter Of
iS7S79w heated store No 40 State street 10 feet
Deep "A feet wide, and 16 feet gh), burning only five
tol tons OF hard coal ackawanna) the previous winter
we did not have Heat Mutplier on the stove, bus
burned nine go tons hard coal Iaekawanna( although
the weather was not nearly cold last winter. The
sasng OF four I'd tons of coal last winter the pre-
yous winter directly attributed to the use of the
neat Multlper-aN other conditions having been the
same We have recommended and sold il many of
customers and all who have used leSed and
make substantially the same report selves
lave given orders to have them put other stoves
ranges and furnaces.
we cheerully indorse 1t as Of fuel and heat,
ana from our tests Gas above and from observations and
from the reports of others who have used to
me hardware and stove trade and the general public,
unis IS thns worthy attention, being convinced
that invest CATION will fully sustain the claims of its
owners that IT WILL SAVE FROM oNE-FoURTH I'd TO
oNE-HALF ~ THE FUEL otherwise required.
Very truly yours, SEAVEY l. CO.,
Dealers in Stoves Ranges and Furnaces State seek
Chicago.
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something that when, people once try it they can
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Ponds Extracts standard medical remedy. that
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EDWARD WEBSTER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18

Father Down. the leading Roman Cath
olic clergyman Of Montreal. d~iscounten-
ances the raising Of subscriptions for the
distressed population Of Ireland. - no
authorized demand has yet been made.
The advice 10 not premature, - already .
numbers Of imposters are In the field anx.
ious to feather their nests by q display OF
patriotic zeal. We have heard Of no au-
thorixed appeal from Ireland for assist
ance; but Il 10 . fact that aid II required.
and . number Of representative Irish.
Americans. whose regulations are . guar.
antee that the funds will not be ~misappro-
priatsd. are taking steps TO help their peo-
ple.-S. r. Daily Exchange. Dee. l6.
The appeal for assistance 10 plain
enough and fully authorized. There 10
no occasion for waiting for any official
notification that the people Of the old
sod are starving and In immediate need
Of aid and comfort. The telegraph has
told this, and material assistance cannot
reach them any too soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18
Legal Status Of Leap Year.
s. p. Bulletin.

os q
The year 1880 will bs leap year. and.
instead Of 366 days. will contain 386
DAYS. The question whether the 2sth
and Goth OF February should be counted
a. one or two days has frequently been
q source OF annoyance In business trans.
actions and II is well to know what is
the law in the case. The Supreme
Court OF Indiana has decided that these
days should DO counted a. one. A report
Of this decision was given on the fourth
page Of the San Francisco Bulletin Of
October 20. 1879. The pith Of the
decision 10 In these words:
II must be regarded a. settled in this
State that the 2Sth and 29th days Of
February in every bisextile year must be
computed and considered in law as one
day. It has been held by this Court
that the statute (21 Henry ILL., Is in
force In this State. This statute. speak.
ing Of the 29th day Of Fsbroary. In leap
year, provides: Conpatitur dies i'll ct
dies proxims precedent pro unico die.
(And that day, a. we'll o. tho day next
preceding, shall be computed as one
day.) This English statute Is recog-
nizsd as . part OF the law governing this
State. The service OF the summons
VA not sufficient in law to justify either
the default entered or the judgment rem.
dsred.
It 10 we'll to bear in mind this decision
Of the Indiana Court, as 1t has q general
application to contracts made during
leap year. or falling due in that year.
Two months from January LIST extends to
February 29th. in 1880. and the same
rule sppliss to every succeeding leap
year. The subjects Of importance to
those having notes maturing at bank in
February and March. It appears that
there IL no provision in California stat.
utes bearing on this particular point.
Section 1888 says: The apparent ma
turing Of . negotiable instrument. pays.
bic at . particular time, Is the day on
which by its terms IL becomes due. or
when that 10 q holiday. the next business
day." As, however. the Indiana decis.
ion IL founded on q principle common
Law. It is just as applicable here as in
that State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18

The Milwaukee dramatic critics have
bean overwhelmed with genius. risen
and still rising. in the person Of Mary
Anderson. One Of them. who seems to
rely upon his imagination rather than q
tape line for linear measurements, est.
mates that she IL about six feet in hsishs
whom in reposs. but whom her frame Is
charged with emotion and she gets mad
or excited. shs seems "to raise right up
ont Of the stage and telescope until abe
IL eighteen or nineteen feet high. and the
othsn look like dwarfs." At times. 1t
seems. abe puts on go sweet. lovely
look. and you would have to bs held by
two persons to keep you from mounting
on the stage and telling her that you
loved her like . steam engine, and then
abe would put ON Q dying look. and q
Wild. scared. desperate expression. 30
you want 10 rush out after . doctor"
Moreover. she has lungs like . black.
smith's bsllovs; when abe sxhsusts
them, she looks 20 thin that her back
bone can bs traced with the naked eye"
but when she initiates them 'her dress
fts her like paper on the wall"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18
roorr..pood.oos o, III. Gold Hill Daily News ]

WASHINGTON. d. c.. December TO-
The chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics has
just completed . report on the internal
commerce Of the United States. which 10
now in the hands Of the printer. The
report embodies the results OF an exten.
sive investigation Of commercial and
transportation affairs In various States.
and shows how rapidly the habits Of the
people are becoming conformed to the
necessities Of railroad transportation.
The report is no revelation. II Ia simply
q compilation Of facts and changes which
almost every one has seen on . smallsr
scale In his own nsiehborhood. Many
changes and Developments set forth
in the report have resulted from the
establishment OF facilities for the
direct shipment OF merchandise over
connecting roads and for direct traffic
with foreign ports. The growth Of man.
ufacturine industries throughout the
Middle, Western and Northwestern
States has also tended to produce i'm.
portant changes in the course OF our
internal commerce. II 10 shown that
ssvsn.siehths Of the surplus products Of
the trans. Mississippi States now cross
the Mississippi river on railroads be-
tween st. Louis and st. Paul and are
transported East to markets in this
country or to Europe. The eastward
shipmsnt from 81, Louis by rail now
exceed her Southern shipments by the
Mississippi river. New Orleans and st.
Louis were once closely identified In
trade and transportation. but they are
nov sharp competitors for the commerce
Of the intermediate States bordering on
the great river.
The power OF Congress to regulate
interstate commerce Is not questioned,
and under this right Congressman Rss-
gan, Of Texas. proposes to have the
| Government establish some regulations
| over railroad traffic. Mr.. Reagan's bill
| passed the House Of the Forty.Fifth
| Congress, but was buried in the Senate
Committee. II was fought at every step
BY the railroad owners and officers, who
are always opposed to Law. except such
a they make themselves, for the gov
eminent OF railway matters. The Rea-
gan bill forbids unjust determinations
BY railroads in freight charges. requires
| that uniform rates shall be charged fol
long and short distances, and prohibits
all poolings and rebates.
The people who patronize and support
railroad lines, a. well a. build them, To
Q very great extent. have proved power
less against their extortions. Competing
lines combine with rivals, and excessive
rates are established and maintained,
Another bill pending before the House
proposes to accomplish substantially the
same end q the Reagan bill. but BY
different method. II was introduced By
Mr.. Zspp. Of Iowa. and provides for thu
appointment Of Q commission. which
shall establish rates and regulations fol
railway traffic. The indications are tina
Congress will. during the present ses
sion, enact some law for the control o.
railway traffic. and to relieve the massei
who are forced to pstronizs the trans
p~ortation lines from the dominion thu
railway magnatss nov exercise ovs'
them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18

The Paradise Reporter. the Okalona
States Of Nevada, says: "Nr. Grant 10 q
liar" Let the Reporter man wait till We
got that strong government. and he may
ind himself In the bsstile for that; for
Grant has no doubt heard Of 1t. He can
never evade
The patient search and vigil long
or him Who treasures up . wrong
S. p. Stock Report. Dec. l6.
The blood.thirsty fl~rs-eating border
rufisn who runs the Paradise paper Is
not afraid Of Grant. and never was. not
BY 5000 miles, nor Of the danger Of
hsll.hrs" incurred In thus calling him .
prsvaricstor. BE would think nothing
Of sven calling him . horssthisi and .
coward. : =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18

The San Francisco papers are justly
indignant because skate Heath"
newspaper correspondent. in . recent
letter 10 the Sacramento Record. Union
10 independent enough to make the fol.
lowing assertion:
ct will tell you n little truth. One
In ten Of these the shop girls. milliner
and sewing girls Of San Francisco 10 q
virtuous girl. She 10 paid so little that
she cannot live we'll on 10. and IL 10 20 easy
TO make money the other way
The Hrst inference In that not even
one Of those girls il virtuous. and the
second 10 that Kate speaks suspiciously
familiar about It's being 40 easy to
make money the other way"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18
WHY WILL YOU

Allow . cold to advpes In your system and
thus encourage moro serious malsdiss. such -
Pneumonia. Hsmorrhagss and Lung troubles
when an immediate rslisf' can b. % readily ct.
tanned. Boschess Gsrmdn Syrup has gained ths
largest sale In the world for the cure Of Coughs.
Colds and the seversst Lung Diseases. u n
DR.. Boschoe's famous German prescription,
and II prepared with the greatest care and no
Of this medicine 10 unprecedented. Since nrst
introduced there has been q constant incrsas-
ing demard and without Q single report OF q
failure TO do Its work In any case. Ask your
Druggist ~ to the truth OF these rsmafks.
Large sils rs cents. TI It and BE- convinced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18
hdianapoI. Ntps: s.nator shsr,

Indianapolis Ntus: Senator Sharon
once dinsd with . literary club in New
Yosk. A. the table he quoted from his
tory. and. 20 the story goes. . little man
q his right joined issue on the quss.
tion. Sharon waved . tribe warm and
Infatuated that his opponent might DO .
elsvsr sort Of . man. but history wss not
his forte. Altar dinner Sharon remarked
70 . friend: "who 10 that little fellow
there Who disputed my dates p ''Bsn-
croft, the historian"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18
TaR WORD 8 ~sOZODONT,,

which has already become . household werd, ID
derived nom the Greek. and composed Of two
words. $3.50 aud Odontss. 5000" translated,
means to preserve. and "0dontes" the teeth
"sozoDoNT" . prsssrver Of the tssth. And II
10 true to Its name. II beauties and preserves
the teeth, hardens and invigorates the gums.
and corrects all impurities Of the breath. The
odor Of this pure preparation 10 20 delightful
that Il 10 q luxury 10 apply H. ltisas harmless
~ water. Sold BY druggists and perfumers. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18
saAaon ON rae PsrsIDEscH.
III. telegraph says ,ha. q reporter

The telegraph says that . reporter OF
the Chicago Times interviewed Senator
ssaron whom hs passed through there .
day or two since. on his way to wash
ipe.on. and got his views on the Prssi'
Dental question. He said: Nevada
and California will both 60 Republican
in the Presidential contest. Party lines
are closely drawn in those States. and
NO matter who thsnominsss may 30 they
will gain undivided support from their
respective parties. In California the
party ranks are imprssnstsd with various
elements that will mold into party issues
ct the proper time. while in Nevada IKE
elements exist, bat in . less pronounced
degree. Az an individual I entertain no
doubt Of Republican success in Nevada
and California. Whoever receives the
Republican nomination will receive the
votes Of California and Nevada" he
raw |. a. his personal opinion that the
Republican party could not ignore Gen
ersl Grant in this matter. and that his
past record a. q successful General and
civil officer has inspired the American
people with confidence In his ability TO
successfully conduct the Affairs OF this
vast and rapidly developing country
through any difficulty that might spring
mp in the future ; that Ia. during his
administration Of any ofios 10 which he
might be elected.
"And right here" said Senator
Sharon. at may advance another per-
sonal belief to the effect that II the Re.
publican party does not take General
Grant up the Democratic party will. and
not only this. but elect him also. II
nominated BY the Republicans. Why
then. in my opinion. the Democrats will
hardly amount to Q party. Their disor'
Ranization will Be complete and thsi'
forces b beyond rallying. General
Grants record and military career. a.
said before. qualify him better for the
Presidency than any other man on thi,
continent. He IL . man better calculated
to disarm sectional feelings and make
the country harmonious than any other,
and this. II will b readily confessed. Ii
the great point aimed ct. or should be-
by both parties. II il certainly thu
point for which the Republican party
will lseislats and contend for In the fu'
turs.
OF the Democratic candidates. Sharon
eopsidsred Hancock the strongest sns
best, and Tilden not to b taken inte
consideration. In short he believed
TO bs generally conceded and understood
that the South and West will combin'
for the choice Of . Presidential candi
data, unless some special reason Tor tn
adoption Of other plans should prsssn
itself before the holding OF the oonvsn
ton.
Sharon IL not . Arst.ciass politician
and never has been, yet. having studies
and bssn more or less connected will
the leading political elements Of tn
country during the last few years. Be
sides possessing q very apprsciabl'
amount Of political shrswdnsss and per
espdon himself. his views on the Prssi
dsntial question at the present time ar
entitled 10 critical consideration. The.
certainly are quite interesting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18

George n. Pinnsy has sworn out .
warrant for the arrest Of @. F. McGlash.
An. Of the Truckse Repubtcan. on q
charge Of nbsl. in having publishsd an
article charging Pinnsy with dsfrauding
shs, Government while in its employ.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18

N6EMBERJ OF GOLD HILL MINERS
Ixx Union are requested TO ass.mbls q theii
hall in Gold Hill TOMORROW tFhlDAY)
December 18th, at 3 O'Clock p. H., to attend thu
funeral Of their late brother. TIMOTHY Bull
LiyAN. A full and prompt attendance Ii %
DAN. MCPHERSON. President.
". 8. POLLARD, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18
ANNUAL MEETING.

NHR REGULAR ANNUAL NETTING OF
socistion Of Gold Hill, Nevada, for .hs election
Of Q Board Of Trustees. will De held at Masonic
Hall on the evening OF WEDNESDAY, Decem'
Der 10th. 1879. st Z O'Clock.
transfer books win be closed on Monday
evening, December 6tb, at Z O'Clock.
no2std y. W. CHUBBUck, Secretary.
The above meeting 10 postponed until WE'D.
NtSDAY. December i7th, ~ the same hour and
dsiitd s. W. oHUBBUoK. Secretary.
The above meeting 10 further postponed until
FKlDAY, December 10th. 81 the same hour and
g. W. oHuBBUcK. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18

viii his arrival ct Philadelphia yes
ssrday. osnsral Grant completed his
tour Of The world. that being the point
fron vhish b. took hk departure from
ADsdsa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18
a,,,,s =, PROFITS In 80 DAYS.

What $40 did In Wall street on the mutual
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18

The Rspsss % shs Barsaa or ssssss.
sics-Impsstass Railrsad Lsgis.
lasaon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18

And in accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on tbs tenth
uoth) day OF November. ls1s, o many shRss
Of each parcel Of such stock - may b neces.
Fspoisco. California, on TUESDAY. the
SIXTH (eihl day Of JANUARY, Iseo. q the
hour Of ons'o'cloct ,. 4. Of aid day. 70 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. toysthGF
with costs q advertising snd sxpsnsss OF sals.
Co.! California sasss - sss'.sso
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18
DIED.

In Gold HIN. December II. Timothy Sullivan.
Q nstivu OF ireland, aged ~ year,.
In Virginia. December II. jennie e.. Wife OF
Andrew Bahsr, . native Of Ireland, aged %
3sars.
At the Storey County Hospital, December 10.
Annie. wife OF John Harrington, Q native Of
Ireland, assd 20 years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-18
FUNERAL NOTICE.

8. W. oHuBBUoK. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
1--WE STOCK mARxErs-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO June 0-IIOGs-Recep;e. 1000 head shlmena
q t4ld market opened strong and aclfe hiNalct oc
Sn cDsed frp pcls vel cleared; Mixed Iacsue 81 o0d
80 so. IsCbt S3 - co. Choice Heavy 80 90 10 ";
market dull but eieady steers Common TO Far, 50 goa
a On. ,iooI To Choice 25dl 60 Good 10 ELtrs hhlp
ing 7O0&a 90; Butchers staa1y; Cows. 81 l50S5
Bus n - 50 steers, - lod - 80 Texans peh 'anu
e SFrr-Heceip,s 800 head; shipments, LOCO bead
81 Ions. june iO.-CATnE stronger, with good De
mani: GOOD CnOi,e Heavy shipping steers - SOdt
TIghf,sf JrGE4 So Grass Texans. y 21d 20; a.
Ind,auss s2 .Ods3 So receipts 2jcO heaf, smpmentA
4'20es~Ictive and higher: saies mostly TO shippers
York.rs 10 BalimOres - GOGS3 l5i Heavl shipping
- 754s8 20 receipts $3.50 head shipments, $500 head
siitfP-Farv firm. with good demand he1iuti 10
C.aiCr buttons - fOHSJ tOi itetplS' LOW He" s'P
meuts. 800 head. A. - -. -,
total f.r the week thuc far, iO,ll0 he.idi 4a4hsi
S3t7 head for the tine last week CONSIGNED
iauEc but with Deuer fecIug on best grades sAes u
Sltpprrs' Steers Fair 90 ChO'ce A. 25r< 20; Eixed
Ruietcrs' SjaS3 90; SOckers SJ~St 81 heSi gr<ae.
disposed 81 Mixers and SpI!ngers supply g19uY IN .Nc7s.
Good M 81 79f23 Choice TO Extra az go 1884 number
OF loads held saae higher receptf lish
sslcs Of Good Choice at 50 JdS4 % Ixtls a. - 30
SUrVP AND LAfBs-Reoepis to-day. Z,ooO he-n tptsl
The saue time last week consigned throa9l 3" cars
Market active higher; Far 70 Coed clipped SEeeh
s4asf p; Choice 81 a. GSJ Extra 80 - 1 AL Ohei
inCs disposed %. -, ,oo, ,o.o, ,or ,,o ,rooL
tUs far $50 head against 1880 head Tor The saHe
time last week. consgRod through l43 cars harSet easier
INF M. Orotabfv lower for York weights oher grade
stesdy; sales OF Workers at - 05G4 10; Meluui aad
Ceer Tough and Old Sows at ~ 2o~s5 al oaerng
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.

at 81 estern dqll at 49, Bacon ; C1ineerani a., Gu.
SG I'd short Clear duh at n. Hsms-1Nrg Cut steady al
90 Shoulders dul at %. Beel-Iudia Moss seasy AZ
~. vtra Mess dull S7 Prize Ness St ady &c .0.
isrd-PrHe Western dun az 3d. Ialon = PRIME cry
ee.av AT Turpentias-Sprs, steadv % Il Sd Resin
|,nu dull n 8d: Fine steady 1T l06d CheeseAmercsa
Choice 81 new. Lard on STEADY az 34
23lDd Mhea-Sprinc, No. g. duh "a fOd \ O.
spring, dull at s4dj New Western Winter duu az
9l2d New Southern Winter dull az SOD Corn-h CIV
MiyCl dull at 4ld. per Genital; Old Mixed dull at
81 per GENITAL. Cotton seed tl-NeIow Amtrc1l bte@lY
q, 9g Common az London steady al 81. TuI.
uent,uc-S,dris, at London, steady at p 49,
IOYpUy June l9l23O H. m-Si,rits o. Petroleum an Nd
per ga. .-,.... 49,, r, o., - -
Rrfned Petroleum. 6i-GGhN per gal Linsreo on AZ5c
s2a cr ton Spirits OF TuTpentne. 2Id2l3d per cwL
sNryFgP juno i9.-PetrO.e 1874 rllcs tor Inc palo
American Lard Osed st S5l2 francs Der 100 kios
UhBURG l9.Lard closed al 81 q MARKS per 100 -.