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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-03-30

CT bate faum geenbet bn trot, obne baB
giner BON Deioen es benierfte, Der .iors
iheite@ aaer fiinitigen Smbenten TN oos
Simmer uno mari nit sinem oerben IN
Woreen!+ - es mar nj ht einmnI Wsoreen
- isins rotse Wlbs asbsu ibneR aaf ben
Sii6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-14
ueber Baltimore.

Sober, Der has altt gatsrlant b,fu6tn pse geusp1nttt
soaes, u,u,n sifsrusn SSraubsn. SsfsampffdAt tS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-14

uSas in wabr; aber Cure Seiratb nit
Clara 8reentppt wiro ME Statt finoen
ooer slaubt Sbr, oub Der sere9te @ott biz
Sano zines gngels in Die Rlaue zines Seu=
fels le9en tpirb?"
D8es, Sbr isio elm bosbaftes Wei6!"
n8eoentt Der Sorberlasuug beg a4tjis-
idbrissn 9risiters, Den S6r bsleiSist,
uerb6bnt uno m~iB6anbsIt babt!"
yGs mar msine S9ulb nibt, bab Der
ate Mann ii9 am &opfe perlebts."
Sod, ebenio pie es Cure Sdulo mar,
oab Der arme Gbrilt obns 8ss3ebruns Die
fiirdterli9e Reiie nod Der anberen Wrlt
anireten mubte."
uauielm bat oas 10 sspolt."
,S9dnoli9e 2iisen! 9sbt tpobl!" sic
nabm ibre bsioen Scribe bonn gooeu aui
i9riit benz Serfe 5u.
als lie einise S9riite fern bcn ibm mar,
tpanote lie li9 I'M unb laete:
SO babe gu9 seIast, baB id gu4
fortan iioeralbin folsen MERGE, Ia, bic alte
BEG lit beauftrast, elm tpadIames ause
auf guer Sbun Su baltsn."
gernarbin be @iltbure %antuortete ibr
nit elmer suii4en ben 3dbnsn semurmsl'
ten 8eorobuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-14
unb ferusrbin aqe pier,tbn Iaae.

unb ffrneIbtn aut pttritbn aa8tp II
DIR eansuassslaS ttsfr DampH&iFt In 4aIttnasre 10 10.
sld& Dept Der Baltimore unb Ohio tfensatu, rti&tY al.
faattrt Dor uns mad benz Deftu ju biaiseren Vrstfyn
befrrttrt, ale irssnb stnt 0ttnbasn Son Rem Svrf uht
philadelphia.
Bet Gnfxnft Der Dampff&tfs rtrt has Depot fur az stdi
Nnstatlttn et6lpftn, 70 has Die Ginpanberer nt&t ba o.
fatr ~aus8eftSt fnb BON 1ttruetrn btf6ptubtlt NJ pssosu,
mas In anbun 5afnsldstn Iteu 70 oft Der Eau v.
gDir ntaatu moo Defenders auf f~plstnet fur beutf&t I'd.
ltnS. bsSba6tunsswrtttn gpr,ist aafmtrifam, wti&s kt
Rtif, NIT unftrn Soften bttttt; Die paHsetrt fnb szisf
Deitf6tH, fSnnen I'D alis NIT Ssbtrnanu veradnhS gs6kh
Dplmttf4tr ~ ssbrau1tn. umfstu aus tinta S@H ~
bas anssrs, nitb BET inbirssttn Rsiftn, fnbst nt&t Rafiw
paHasttre ssbtn In grsmtn fpslst4 an Ssrb bo GS1n
samplers uns strlaHtn ~bsuftlbtn era In 8alttmsrt.-
sDsssu Hstersr ausiunft ptabt man F5 an bic StasaI
astnitu;
A. S6uama6sr & g.,
go. 5 Sib @ap ST., Baltimore, Dfb
aasinist astntsa fur Dabuau. unb umsesssb pttts
attntu. Ssbn, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-14
9GWeiser Saarmtttel.

DitTts ausf&Iitsl& aus srdnttrn ttttttsr unb s5ais
unitdbldt Saarmititl srjtust bluntn fs9s tDshtn bio bro
Wenattu auf Sttasn bts 5Gnptss, ptidt ~taereans tab!
partn, ben irpi8htn 5aarDuts.
grEnou uub idntn Ranbar.a i8sn felt Sabrtn trprsbt.
DaHtlst srbait bic Barte Der 3aart, streata bas uusfausu
unb BAT "a In aam 8datn ais %nnftbltar trrietn, q fi
ds,nbs. 1littsl btretts S2aetn stHttta babtu.
Dadslps pire In Blafasn u " ssrfauf; cine tr
f,sf,rsa otulat In bsa bartnadteftn 8datn.
WEE Bispsabrsd In artsla, Sls., lam Gustuaft hbn
bic 0laubplrtisttit ppratttntu ansastn stbsa.
:, 1.-auftrdes ri8ts man an
ranfepstt
0uS Grtpla. Dpuslass 10. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-14
M%orsoeutfd)en eloDb,

iur Utberflbrf FtnuStn.
Tlit Samsf5tHtn ss 1prsb.uti6tn eisss purbts
Gnbe 1877 lser 650,000 gtrfpusn ~btfbrstrt.
Die Oanpfer eitftr 9elnpaante:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
sYnnEs' aoLx.

Otto Munchausen Greenwood. OF Car.
son, tells another OF his wonderful yarns
In the Eaierprtss OF Thursday Inst. 1t
IL about one Saroney. who took . bath
at Steamboat Springs. and was suddenly
sucked down through q shaft and carried
q distance OF Atty miles into the bowels
Of the earth. There he found himself
in symmss' Hole. o magnificent eoun.
try. al the root or source OF the Com.
stock lode. fifty miles below the sutro
tunnel level. Tho people were large
and agreeable. nine feet high, with only
one eye in the center Of the forehead
like the people in the moon).
and all rode horses with wings.
They lived In beautiful cities and towns,
the streets Of which wero paved with
solid bullion. and the women were hand.
some and the eating choice. Saroney
was thinking about digging out n Of
his eyes. marrying and settling down for
life, but one unfortunate day he went to
take q bath at or near the point where
he frst struck the country. when sud.
denly q sort Of whirlwind soooped him
up and carried him back through that
same shaft. straight uphity miles directly
into bath No. 8. at Steamboat Springs,
again. where be was found BY Col. Gil.
letts and properly cared for. II was q
truly wonderful experience even for q
Comstock visitor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
Terrible Fight With a Grizzly.

A dispatch from San Jose, California,
dated July 80. says A report was
brought to this city late this afternoon by
o man named Williams, who came In for
q doctor, that his companion, Walter F.
King. was badly injured by q grizzly
bear In q hand.to.hand contest wsdnss.
day morning In Q canyon known a.
Skunk's Hollow, between the Pine and
Blue Ridge Mountains. about IS miles
southsast Of this city. near the line be.
tween this and MERGED county. Tbs
men were out hunting for deer. King
got on o deer track on Tuesday. and
went out early yesterday morning. Not
returning in time, his companion went
out to search for him, and found him
unconscious, but still alive. with his
skull fractured and his left side torn.
A grizzly lay dead about sixty yards
away. King was restored to concious-
ness and carried back to camp, assist.
ance being given by a couple Of men
who were camping q few miles distant.
King tells that he followed the bears
tracks to a sort OF q cave in the hillside
heavily covered with chaparal. and sup.
posing the animal was inside. was on
the watch. when q rustling OF the brush
caused him to turn and discover Bruin
only thirty or forty feet away. He
raised his Spencer and hred, and the
bear came for him. He shot three
times, then dropped his gun and pulled
his hunting knife just as the beast
reached him; but almost before he could
use It the animal closed on him. He
cut frantically. but was struck on the
head by the animals paw, and remem.
bers no more until carried back to camp.
The place where this occurred was liter
ally alive with bears ton or twelve years
ago. but most Of them have been killed
OF. King will recover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
y.rrrSo FROM rae PEsTI.
LENCE-

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial at Mckenzie. Tennessee.
writes that journal under date Of the
2lst. a. follows "Train after train
load Of M~smphians now almost hourly
pass through here. leaving q crowd OF
anxious people Of the plsguestricksn
city waiting at the depot there for the
Hrst chance to get away. Msmphians
say that 30 determined are the people to
get out OF that city that they clamor
with one another - . mob. and those
passengers with the most strength and
determination are thoss who run over
the multitude OF more timid people
and escape. People have crowded
about the depot for tvsnty.four hours
before being able to get on the train
Overcome with tho heat and fatigue,
men, women and children slssp closely
huddlsd together until aroused and are
told that the hour Of their liberation Ii
near at hand. A fresh train has been
made up. and they pass out to the trans
fer station. which 10 also crowded. In
stead Of waiting for trains TO carry them
thithsr. they 60 out BY every eonosiv'
able conveyance. and BY that means
often take the places Of those who have
been forced to come out Of the train
only to and that they have been DO
privsd Of . possibility OF their early
escape to o more hsalthful climate
Under those circumstances men grow
desperate and hshs like tigers. Re
y~olvers are drawn In the most savage
determination. and bloodshsd 10 onl,
prevented BY the interference OF . strong
guard"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
ONE WEEK IN WALL STREET.

October It'll. 1878. Western Union Telegraph
stock sold at the New York Stock Exchange
for % SIS per shars October 18th. 1878. It sold
at 90 81. . iuc,uation of9.s 8 per cent. In seven
days i2,5op shares cold on Q margin OF ono per
cent. required 40 actual capital Of Si2,s 800. The
sane stock delivered at 1854 gave . profit Of
e.S-8 per cent. on the stock. or t937 30 per 100
shares. On the whole i3,c00 the actual prodt
was Sill. ls7 ". OF Q 8 8 times the capital used.
10 ons week. This 10 . single case taken from
the oficial record OF the Stock Exchange, aud
shows how money 10 msde 20 rapidly In stocke.
Few people. however. have ths necessary each
10 put mp Ia order to realize such immense
pronts q. these. but capital In any amount nom
$40 to $4,000 can be usei with equal success
By the new combination system Of operating In
stocks which NessrS. Lawrence q 90 Bankers.
New York, have established. By this method
Of pooling thou.ands OF orders IN various pums
and operating them Is one immense capital,
Shareholder realize large profits which are d.
vidsd pro rata montbly. New circular contains
two unerring rules for success, and full infor.
nation. 90 that any one can operate probably.
Stock. and bonds wanted. Government bends
supplied. Apply 10 Lawrence d o., Bankers,
sfkIchangs Place. New York o:y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02

SENATOR Booru. Of California, thinks
1.-THE leading issue in the next national
campaign will be largely q Of ssnti-
msnt. Parties will be tried on their ira
ditions and records to a greater extent
than was svsr known before In . Presi.
DENTAL contest" He thinks, further.
that the grssnback party is decreasing.
and does not believe 1t and the Demo-
crats will unite on q ticket for 1880. nor
does hs believe the Democrats will have
. soft money platform then. although
that will b largely determined BY the
results Of the various elections this year.
he thinks. further. that the Republicans
will insist upon a specie basis in finance.
and hs doesn't believe Grant will bs
nominated. because Sherman will have q
following large enough to prevent that
unanimity which he thinks is the only
condition upon which Grant would have
the nomination. Further. that Grants
great supporters will so for Blaine and
beat Sherman. For himself. he wants
Blaine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
tn. Fad. ist.l...

A Washington dispatch saya, The oor-
tiHcates Of Captain Brown. engineer ct
the Eads ~jetties. announcing the attain.
ment OF the maximum depth of thirty
feet, will be submitted by the Secretary
OF Wa to the Cabinet tomorrow. on the
question OF the payment Of the $500. 900
now claimed, and the specific interpre-
tation OF provisions in the law respecting
this depth. On July 10th Captain
Brown. In a communication to the SEQ.
Rotary Of War, stated: ~ certify that on
the 9th day Of July. 1879, there was .
channel at the mouth OF the South Pass.
through the ~jetties, thirty feet In depth,
without regard to width, measured ct
average food tide. and extending from q
wider and deeper channel In the South
Pass to deeper water In the Gull Of
Mexico" Under this oethacsts Captain
Eads would be entitled to his payment.
the law requiring that "~hsn q channel
thirty feet In depth. without regard 10
width, shall have been obtained through
the j%etties, there II 10 b paid $500, 000."
A later Communication shows wen more
satisfactory results, stating that eat
the mouth Of the South Pass. on
the 9th. at average food tide. .
navigable channel Of at least q depth OF
thirty and one-halt feet from deep water
In the South Pass TO that In the Gulf
existed-a condition OF things more
favorable for commerce than the Law
absolutely requires" The question
pending before the Attorney General.
and which will be considered tomorrow.
will be. In regard TO obtaining .
central depth Of thirty feet. whether
the turns OF the thirty.foot line should
be disreaardsd. or whether the line OF
thirty.foot soundings have any relation
to tho case or possibility Of navigation.
This question, II In admitted, cannot
affect the present payment. but will enter
into the $l00. 900 payments for the
maintenance Of . central depth Of thirty
feet. At this stage OF the work Captain
Fades must show o channel 20 feet In
depth aud 200 ieet In width at the bot
tom. aud . central depth Of 30 feet.
without regard to width. The marvel.
ous result achieved by Captain Fades
slicits u~ndisguised expressions OF I'D.
miration In official circles.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02

A UxIoS officer Of rank In the late
wal volunteers some critical remarks on
the late Prince Imperial and tho manner
Of his death. The Prince was the real
commander Of this expedition. was re-
sponsibls for its behavior. and his death
was the forfeit paid for his own stupid.
ity. In a broader way the entire British
army Is responsible for tho gross isno.
rance and carelsssness which could have
permitted such an expedition In the first
place. and for tho utter lack Of prudent
instruction which left II possible for q
party Of officers and soldiers to behave
so stupidity after they bad ridden into
danger. Who ever heard OF Q scouting
party Of only six men going into a coun.
try so dangerous that the killed are left
to bury thsmsslvss-and going. too.
without loading their oarbinss And
then when they had gone into known
danger. they Lie down in grass 80 high
that q man on horseback 10 invisible,
and lie down without q single precau-
ton. and. worst OF all. unsaddls their
horses Ono can hardly blame Lieuten.
ant Carey. The Prince gave tho order
to mount. It was quite possible that
neither could zee the other. and Carey
would naturally take II for granted that
the Prince vas on his horse. Even
after the surprise. u the mems guns had
been ready q stand might have been
made for . moment until everything
was nxed for flight. But think Of II!
A scouting party Of six men. In Q place
OF known danger. lying down without q
watch. with carbines empty and horses
uusaddled! Il was simply stupid-su.
psrlAtivsly and criminally stupid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02

TREASURE USrAnrHrD. - We learn
that an Italian while grading out q lot on
Monroe street, turned up q nice little
find amounting In value to $500. II
consisted Of four bars OF bullion, and
$3.50 in silver coin. The silver vas oil
in half dollars, and as none Of them
we're Of Q later date than 1870. Il 10 sup
posed that the fortunate man unsarthed
the pile OF some pioneer, who passed
away In the early days. Real estate In.
vestments in that vicinity would prove
popular II q similar deposit was In.
sursd with each lot.-Euska Leader.
July so.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
LIFE.

what Q truly beautiful world We live IN I Ne
turs gives rs grandeur Of mountains. tiens and
oceans. and thousauds Of means fer enjoyment.
We can desire no better wnsn In perfect health;
but how ofen do the msiority OF people feel
Ike giving II up dishsartened, discouraged and
worried Out with dlsease, when there Il no oc.
essily obtain satisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower will make them % fres from
dis-ass % when born. Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint 10 the direct cause OF ssveuty.n i've
per eeat. OF such maladies ~ Biliousness, In.
digestion, sick Headache, Costlveness. Nervous
Prostration. Dizziness Of the Head. Pslpttation
Three doses OF August Flower win prove its
wonderful sfsot. sample bottles. 10 oents.
Try it. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02

THERE amt no demand for fancy
drinks no more" said the b~ar-keeper oil
q New York fashionable saloon, with q
tone OF disgust. land there won't be
nobody behind bars but beer-jsrksrs II
this kind Of thing goes on. Why. I amt
made q mint Iulep or . milk punch to-
day. and only thros Of four claret
punches. Even lsmonades amt much
OF . 20. Everybody goes for beer. Five
years ago Q beer keg hadn't no place bs.
hind this bar. and. on . day like this
there'd DO four or Ave Of US q tossing
mixed drinks for fifteen to twenty Ave
cents Q glass. Nov ita all beer. and
they'd mob rs 10 We charged mors'n
Ave cents. o. there amt much more
call for Q skilled bartender"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
MALARIA DIsARMRD OF ITS TER.
RORA.

Malaria. that fell atmospheric poison, II dis
armed Of its terrors. and health insured "a
thousands residing where the noxious sxhals.
tion periodically infscts the air, aud sneenders
Intermittent and remittsnt f~esers, By Hostst.
ter's Stomach Bitterr. the most popular. a. II
mics. In numberless localities where the do
msnd for suiphats Of quinins wss formerly I'm.
mense, the hur'ful alksloid has been almost On.
tirely s~upplanted by this safe. agreeable and
elective substitute. which 10 genial In action
and unobjsctionsble In favor. II nullidss the
influence Of missu BY givinga more active I'm.
pulse to every vital function. Quickening and
suriching the blood. overcoming Q tendency 20
biliousases. md promoting digestion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02

FIVE bad young men took . hsiier TO
church In Ephrata. Penn, last Sunday
evening. The animal was about one
and . hall years old. One Of the men
caught 1t around the neck. two others by
the shoulders. two BY the ind.quarters.
and ono took hold OF its tail and gave II
an extra twist. The heller was very
much scared. and it, shawl" was very
low and unnatural. Suddenly sprineing
open the door. they gave the heller .
violent push and . twist Of tho tail, and
the brute yelled terribly a. Il showed It's
white face in the center aisle. The women
screamed. and the brave men Of the con.
ereeation jumped up 70 put the animal
out. The Msthodist minister said Il was
not The dsvil. but . hsifss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02

BIZ dint Of . lengthy amount Of tsls-
graphic correspondence 1t 10 at length
ascertainsd that the fellow at walla
walla Who VA 80 anxious to prove that
he was Tom Lawton. the missing Tullis
murderer. 10 nobody but Dick c~ulpeppsr.
the champion liar Of the Pacific Coast.
he got bred Of walla walla and wanted
70 gel back to Sacramento without cost.
Hs might have succeeded had he not
ovsrdons the thing. He confessed too
much, showing too much ignorance rcla-
tive to facts and circumstances already
proved In the case. Culpsppsris q bigger
liar than old Tom Pepper. who 10 re-
putsd 10 have been kicked out OF Tophst
for lying.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02

P.oysssos HAYDEN says that New
York u to be the great mining stock
market Of the world. Hs expects that
usxsrFaiI there viii bsa mining spsoula.
don In New York which will attract VS.
isers isom svssy part Of Europe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02

A MEMPHIS editor systematically re-
marks that . live man il OF more value
than q million dead men. and that there
is only one sure avenue Of escape from
yellow fever-that Is flight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
A GARD.

To al who ere suffering nom the s1un and
indisorstions Of yoath. nervous weakness, ssry
decay, loss Of manhood, stc.. ] viii send .
rsceipt thai viii cure you, yn1n OF ozA1oB,
This great remedy va discovered bya mission.
AZ IN soeth Amsriea. esnd 9 sekeddrseesd
envelope 70 the Rxy. JoeyPH 7. M1AH,
st3oa D, New Tod oty. ~ IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
ANNUAL MEETING,

NTFIcE OF THE CALEDONIA SILVER MIN.
Sing Company. San Francisco, Augusta, 1873.
Notice.-Ths ninth annualm meeting Of the st eli.
holders Of the Caledonia Silver Mining Comps-
ny. for the purpose Of elect.pg Trustees to .erye
during the ensuing year. will be bald on WED.
NEsDAY. the twentieth day Of August, 1879, st
California street. San Francisco, California.
Trausfsr Books will co closed nom II o'clock
\. on saturday, August 9th. ls7o. until sfior the
S' r. wEoxNER, SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
AGQQp PLAN
8. ARoNsoN.

Anybody can learn 10 make money rapidly
operating In stocks. By tho "rwo Uneuins
Rules for Success" IN Metsrs. Lawrence :
Oo.s new circular. The combination method,
which this arm has made 20 puccessfui. ems
blss people with largo OF email means 10 reap
al the bensnts Of largest capital and best skill.
Thousands Of or;ers. In various sumo. are
pooled into one vast amount. and % opsratsd a.
q mighty rAoS. thus securing 10 zach share
holder al the advantages II toe largest OPERA
tor. Immense profits are divided monthly.
AIRY amount nom % 10 $500. or more. can be
used successfully. N. 7. Bopdtf Weekly, sep
sember 18th. 1878, says, "By tbs CON bipaiion
o, stem SIS would make SIS. or6 PEI cent 80
pays $50. or : per cent; 500 makes $1,000. OF
10 per cent on the stock during the month. so
oording TO the MARKET" Frdnk LSsdks Wus-
tratsd Nnespdpsr. June 29th Tine eomhins.
ton meshod Of operating stoche 10 the most
euccsssfuI svsr adopted" Htp York LpdspsR.
dsnt, September i2ih: The csmb'nstion pys-
ten % founded upon correct business princi'
pies, and no person need be without an income
vbiIe II 10 kept working BY hes.r. Lawrence
! 90. brooklyn Journal. April soth: sour
editor msds . net pront OF SOL aS from 40 In
one Of Nessrs. Lawrence Z Co.'S combine
tIons." New circular (nailsd freeI explains
everything. stocks and bonds wanted. Gov.
srnment bonds supplied. Lawrence I Co.,,
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place New ,ork. els
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
Dn. mrNrIE,s NEPuRRrIoUM.

"a compound nuid extract Of Buchu) DR..
kintieis Nsphrsicum work. wondsrs. All
cases Of Dropsy, Bhght's pissass. Kidney. Bad.
der and Urinary Complaints, OF Rsssntion OF
Urine are entirely cured By tho Nsphrstieum.
Gravel, Diabetes. pain In the back. side and
loln are cured when al other medicines have
failed. Bee what the druggists Of Portland and
San Francisco say about DR.. Mintio's Nephretl-
cum and knglish Dandelion Pills: 1--WE have
sold . largo amount OF Or. Mint.e's medicines.
the knglish DAndelion Pills, alro the Nsphteti:
oum. and In all cases they are highly spoken OF
and give entire sstlsfaction." John a. childs,
Druggist. Second street, Portland; Q. B. wood.
streets. Portland, Aessrs. Abranis D Carroll.
vholes ale Druggists. Nos. 8 and 5 Front street.
San Frsncisoo, ssy: We regard Nsphreteti1s
a. As Best kidney and Bladder Eanedv 6fors
ne puNie All Dfuggists keep these medictnes.
For Ill arrangements Of the Liver. use Dr. Min.
ties English Dsndsllon Pills. For BiliousneAs
ana Dylpepsia. use Or. Nintie's Rnsllsh Dsnde.
lion Pill. FOR Fever and Ague. use d.: nintte'e
English Dandelon Pub. Every hmily should
iissp tes Ensli.h Dsndsion Pilis on hand; d:
Minte's fsmsdiss viii not 'curs I'll complaintA"
but will. n taksn according to directions, give
immediate relief. and perfect . cure In al
troubles for which they ss recommended. bold
By all Druggists.
TnIs have been moro cures OF seminal
weakness, nervous liability and paralysis msde
b. the wonderfal Rbgiish remedy, Sir Ashley
Coopet's Vital Restorative. than by all Other
remedies combined. why viii you sufsrf
S ss1s... = san F r 70. u. a..scf.,,'s. and
b cured. Price, Is per bottle, four times the
quantity, flo. Try abottle. mh2o ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-02
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness.
Loss Of Manhood, and al disorders brought on
By indiscrsliou or excess. Any druggist has
the ingredients Address
9 DAvIDs0N = 90. 70 Moan g.. n: 2: