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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
Sierra lev ode.

vraorSrA' Crrr. May "a. ls7s.-h. W.
S,et.oa, Secretary: During the past voek
We have made fair progress IN sinking the
incline. The station set for tire 24oV level
will DO in place by the middle Of the com.
ing week. There will still remain 81 feet
TO be sunk for q stump before we can COM
mence TO excAvate for . station. The face
,till shows tho same formation Is described
in previous letters. The flow Of vatsr 70
mains about the same the pumps handling
il we'll. On tho 22oo level the ore slopes
stiil continue to look we'll. and are yield
inc AN average Of IS tons per day. The
ors ia Of good quality. The xariPosa mil!
commsnced crushing. with two-thirds OF
it, capacity. on III. 10th m while n.s. the o'1 rsr
n.irs. These repairs were completed To-
a.y. and the mill IL now running 70 its
full capacity. 40 tons per day; The ias,! yield
Of ore from tho mine can % . aonro.
srom s5 TO 100 tons daily - o - cos'o'
nient milling facilities can Be proonrea.
~ ALxI. G. McKxSzrs, Supt'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
Mexican.

VIRGINIA Orr. May "A, 1s79.-C: 4.
Waller. Presidsm: On nj 1000 level the
Joint Union Consolidated upraiss to con.
meet with the winze down from the 1900
level has been extended IA feet; total dis.
TANGO. on the slope. above the 1000 level
1855 feet. We are passing through an 81.
ceedingly hard bar Of porphyry, which
works badly, but expect ito connect with
the winze during the week. On our l6Oo
level the joint Uaion Consolidated Wine
has been sunk and timberod 10 feet dur
ing the week. and is now 416 feet, on the
slope, below that level. We are in tho
same bar Of hard porphyry that has boon
encountered in the upraiss from the 2Oo0
level, and will probably connect with the
Same within seven days. The dow OF water
interferes materially with our sinking.
w. IL. PATTON, supt.
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FerGryinw Agaiass she moustsin

It will DO remembered that In the
Spring Of 1875 much property on South
Howard street, Virginia, was destroyed
and some lives lost by masses Of snow
rolling down the side Of Mount David.
SON. There are no traces there now Of
the ruin then wrought, and Il would be
difficult to mark the places only that
the residents have fortified themselves
against another similar Occurrences.
Back Of their houses they have built
regular stone bastions, with sharp
salient angles toward the mountain.
These are we'll calculated to break the
down.rushing snow, which does not
come a. an avalanche. but as immense
balls, which start In the most precipi.
tous places and increase in size and
force as they proceed. In one place
only has wood been substituted for
stone for this protection.
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Piper. op.r. He..s.

Tonight will close the present short
season Of the Barlow. Wilson. Primrose
& West Minstrsls at Piper's opera
House. It has dsepsned the good i'm.
pressions left by the troupe on its way
down. and hereafter. whenever q citizen
OF the Comstock sees the name OF any Of
its members on q bill, they will feel con-
fdent that Q rich treat is in store Tor
them. Their entertainments. from be-
ginning TO close, are marked by Q deli.
oacy OF thought and action which On.
hanoes the wit running through the
whole. Their specialists are all very
fne and the troupe, a. . whols, rnsx'
oelled.
Tho Rsntz Minstrels are billed for
Thursday night.
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Protect she system from Malsris

Protect she system from Malsris.
It 10 possible 10 do this even In regions Of
country where masma Il most rife, and where
the periodic fevsrs which It causes assume
their most formidable types. The immense
popularity OF Hostetters Stomach Bitters 10
very largely attributable 70 the fsct OF its en-.
cacy a. Q remedy for chills and fever. bilious
forms Of malariAl disease. In those portions
Of the West and South where complaints OF this
nature prevail, and In the Tropics. II is parttcu.
larry esteemed for the protective Influences
which it sxerts; and II has bean very widely
adopted % q substitute for toe dangerous and
o~uiuine, Physicians have not been among the
last 70 conccds its merits. and th, emphatic
professional Endorsements which II has resolved
have added TO the reputation IT, has obtained o.
home and abroad, ~
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Consolidated Imperial.

GoLp HILL, May 20, 1874. x. y.
Harmoa, Pre.ident: For the week ending
this date We have done the following work
in the mine; The Alphs-Imperial joint
winze has been advanced . distance OF ~
feet, making total length OF same to date
ass feet. Tho face Ia in quartz and por'
phyry with . light seepags OF water, which
somewhat rstards progress Of work. The
north drift on our 1900 level has
been advanced 10 feet making total
length Of same to date 200 feet. The en-.
tire face Of this drift Is quartz carrying
light assays. The south drift On the same
level has been graded and retimbered 2io
feet to date, leaving GO feet yet to DO done.
A. @. HAMILTON, Supt.
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W. H. PATTON, supt.
ward.

VIRGINIA Crrr, May a.. is7s.-.Iaeob
SfadtE.id, Jr., Secretary. The company's
main shaft has been sunk and timbsrsd IL
feet during the week ending this date, en-
countsring the usual character OF por'
phyry and q FREQ flow OF water; The
ground remains favorable for sinking.
Our east crosscut, 800 level, has been adj
vanced the past week % feet ; total length:
5s5 feet. developing the usual character OF
formation which lies west OF the vein.
We have upwards Of 200 feet TO DRIFT 70
reach the same. The frame Of the main
hosting building Is being raised. When
il Is completed 1t will DO large and airy
HENRY BAwDEN, Bupt.
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OF Joint winze No. 8. At the @. & O. shaft
we have commenced the work Of enlarging
and .rstimbering the 900 level bob-station.
The work Of excavating the tank station
at the 1850 level is progressing well. and
we hope to complete the work in two
weeks. No work has bean done In the
bottom Of the shaft. The how OF wster
continues strong.
w. H. PATTON, supt.
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SLOWLY Raising.

The water in tho flooded mines Is
raising very slowly-2H fset per week
ut the Chollar.N orcross-Savage shalt
and S feet on the incline at the Savage.
The highest point 1t ever reached was 90
feet below the 100 level, "a feet better
than IL has yet done. II will never mako
that "a feet ; for before 1t gets there the
IN will be running and then good
hive. old Hood.
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The Afghan Treaty.

LONDON, May 26.-Nsgotiations be-
tween Major C~avsguari and the Amer
Of Afghanistan are proceeding sstisiso.
torily. The main basis Of the treaty
has been settled. The Times, In . lead
ing editorial. states that, according 70
the treaty with Yakoob Khan, which will
probably be signed to-day, Great Britain
will treat Kuram Sibi and the Pishin
valley a. assigned, not annexed terri
tory, and will hand the surplus revenues
over to Yakoob Khan, who will DO guar
antssd . subsidy Of 100000 yearly.
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Rullion.

GoLp HILL. May 20. 1s7s.-JosepA Gras,.
Seershary: Tho winze and blower srectsd
ON the 1910 level work TO perfection, send
ing . much stronger current Of air TO oui
also level than that previously received
from tho old surface blower. and will ena'
BILE US to make moro rapid progress In
sinking the winzs and also TO continue
further explorations on tho same level
The incline Wine has been sunk Q distance
Of is feet In vein porphyry, showing some
streaks Of quartz. Our winze engine has
not yet been erected. but everything DO
ing ready. We expect TO have 1t In place
and running by the middle OF this week
E~vsrything in aud about the mino 10 work
ing to my entire satisfaction.
L. A. SCHULTZ, supt.
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Gould Il Curry.

VIRGINIA Crrr, May as, 1873. K.
DurJror, Secretary. Since my last report
the Joint east drift, l700 level, has been
sItsnded 20 feet, making . total OF s22
f.ot from tho lateral drift. Tho faco 10 In
porphyry and clay carrying some water.
We are still engaged on repairs In the 100
south lateral drift. This drift has caved
very badly in places and requires . great
deal Of timbering. The joint shaft was
sunk and timbered Is feet during the Tour
working days Of the past week. The dom
lev pumps are working we'll and all ma.
chinsry in and about the shaft Is in good
condition. ID. n. PkNofAh' oup''
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Trojan.

GoLp HILL. Nay a, l87s.-David
Wilder, Secretary: The northeast drift.
third station, has been advanced and tim.
bsred 81 feet through quartz. Ata point
AS feet from shaft made crescent TO west
"A feet. Uprsise from north drift, second
station, has been extended 81 feet; total
length, "a feet. North drift from upraiss
has been continued ~ feet through quartz;
total length, 100 feet. Slopes are looking
we'll. ALnlRr LAcxxY, Supt.
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VIRGINIA Crrr, May "a. 1s79..Gs.ys
C. Pratt, Secretary: Our main incline has
been sunk and timbered 20 feet the past
week. and 10 now 52s feet below the 1850
level. Our progress in sinking has been
retarded somewhat owing TO the necessity
OF cleaning out the water tanks and heavi-
mesa Of the ground In the bottom OF the
incline. We have passed this, n are
now in good sinking material. The now
OF water Ia somewhat stronger. We shall
soon commence excavations for . balance
bob In tho incline, also . station for .
water tank. Our machinery Is all working
we'll. W. b. S%nlfPlRD, 6upt.
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Food Supply Of Great Britain.

LONDON, May 26.-At a meeting Of
the Royal Agricultural Society the ooun'
oil was recommended TO instruct the
qualified commissioners to obtain Sta
hstics as to the corn and meal raising
capabilities OF the United States, Canada.
Russia, India and Australia, with regard
to the probable food supply intended for
the English market.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26

vnorNIA Crrr. Nay IS. 1872 Wiiiis"'
Willie, Secretary For the past week the
Joint east orossout, 1700 level. was i'd
ysncod 20 feet through . mixture OF por'
phyry and clay. carrying some water. The
drift 10 In . distance OF 922 feet. The
Joint shaft 10 down SIS feet, with the bot
tom in good working ground. We have
commenced e~xcavating for the nsw pump
hoist foundation and will finish BY ths
middle Of the present week.
h. n. PxsoYxR, 8upt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26

TIE California Mining Company ship
ped twelve bars Of bullion, worth $780,
937 Al Saturday night. The Con. Virginia
Company will mako q shipment to-
night.
ALL interested in the Pioneer Mining
Company will And q notice in another
column.
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Caledonia.

GOLD HILL. May "a. 1879.-Gsorge ".
Beaver, Secretary: During the last week
the vertical winzo has becn sunk 0 iset.
The ground In this winEe Ii working bet.
ter than for some time past. and We will
be able to mako much better progress.
Tho Forman shaft has been sunk and
timbered 20 feet. The water 10 decreasing
and we will DO able 10 mako much better
progress unless wo get another increase.
CHAs. FohMAN, Supt.
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Decoration Day.

The committee on financial collections
toward dsfraying the expenses OF the
observance OF Decoration Day in Gold
Hill, wal attending to business to-day,
and collected quite . snug little sum.
They desire rs to state that tho 70.
quisite flowers for the occasion will
be on hand at the hall Of Liberty Engine
Company on the Goth, and that oil Is.
sistancs from the ladies in arranging
and making up boquets, etc.. or further
contributions Of flowers will DO thank
fully received.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26
ASK YoURsRLP TaRsR QUESTIONS,

Are you . dsspopdeas sufferer from Sick
Hesdaohs, Habituai Costivsnsss, fslpitation Of
the Hssrtf Have you Dizziness OF the Hsad'
II your Nervous System deprcsssdf Does your
Blood circulats bsdlyf Have you . Cough,
Low epirits, coming up Of the food aftsr eating.
ETC., etc.f All Of these and much more ara the
direct resuits Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. dlxINs Auausr FLOWN y
tive euro. 100000 bottles were given away In
he United Sates, through druggists. % the
people q Q TRIAL. Two doses VII satisfy any
porson Of its wonderful quality IN curing All
forms Of Indigestion. Sample bottles. 10 cent?;
regular, sixe, 70 csnts. Boh positively ny Al
frstoass drusststs In the Unitsd sntss'
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Oyerman.

GOLD HILL, May ~, is7s.-Georgs ".
Bearer, Pre.ideni: sinoe last report the
vertical winze has b%een.sunk 10 feet. Our
Root blower gave out and no work has
been done In north lateral drift. We are
putting in Q new Baker blower and will DO
ready 70 start up Monday morning. The
Formsn shaft has been sunk and timbsred
10 feet. The water Ii not quite 20 quick
CHls. FoRMAN, 9upt.
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Mrs Kane. + Z Fisk. p F Beardsley. 4
Frederick and wife. Miss d Anderson. Mrs
w b swan. Miss J MAdigsn. Mrs ID W
James. Mrs W Bonynge. Al Clark, @ t
Martin. Miss Rule. Mas Rule No. 2. Jos
Lsggett. Z N Bumstead. I hidden. George
x Walker. N Wentworth, l. Frankel. l. II
Miller. n Harris. J I~vancovich. Mrs L
Mayer. N LoynaehAn. J Mcmillan, A II
whitshill.
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ps>.rs.r.. Last Evs.iug.

W y ziegler. George Pettique,A Leavitt,
n Shaffor. E O seavey, J O Portman. @
Sutro W d Murray. Mrs A sutro and
daughter. I z James. Mrs W Manning.
Mrs II II Lindsay. Jonas Seeley. II Abra-
ham, @ II BslknAp.
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Exehequer.

doLp HILL, May 20, 1879. = Jsseph
Gru.., Secretary: The north drift on the
2lOO level has been advanced 20 feet dur
ing the past week. making . total OF AL
feet, Tho formation in this drift has be-
come Of . more favorable nature. consist
ing Of porphyry and quartz giving low
Essays, with An increased seepags OF water,
not sufficient, however, 70 prevent work
being continued ct this point. The ground,
still retaining it, soft character, requires
close and careful timbcring.
Z. A. SCHULTZ, aupt.
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Yellow Jacket.

doLD HILL. May 26, 1S79.-Msresr 0tty.
Secretary: The drift west, $500 level. 10
now in n feet and the shaft down 254sk
feet. Sinking was stopped from 8 =. \. OF
the 22d instant till 8 4. n. Of the Gath on
account OF breaking . pinion. Tho new
s~pur.whoel rim 10 being put in plaza.
I. Z. JANIS, Supt.
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county Cemmissioners.

The County Commissioners held q
meeting Saturday evening, but did no
business. They will meet again Tues.
day evening June 8. All bills must be
presented a. carly as Monday next.
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silver Hill.

GoLp HILL. May "a. 1879.-W. 3. Dsan,
Secretary. During the past week the main
incline has been sunk and timbered 10
feet. The north drift, HOO level has been
extended 81 feet. We are still at work
In the southeast drift from the ''small
shaft" and taking out about Is tons OF
low grade ore daily.
n, @, HrLLYlR, Supt.
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O. b. GALLUP.

o. 4. aAiLu1. opposite tAs Bank Of oaitfos.
mia, Cola Hin, hoops constantly on hand I'll
favoeits brands Of Imported Ctcry, ohoios bit
cigars, I'll Ends Of chewing tobacco, meer.
schsum pipes, school books and stationary OF
al descnpaccs, ms outlsfy. md toys and nnoy
eoods Of al kinds. ap9o n
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A CARD.

To al who ss suffering ffon the sfroes and
indisorstons Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decsy. Ioss Of manhood, Etc., ! will send .
reesipt that will cure you, Y11l or cukDa1,
This grest remedy vas discovered bys mission.
Az In south America. Send . seifsddresssd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. Imam,
Station D, New York City.
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Arr,y.,. shis nersisr.

Miss Winnie Timmons, TG Taylor. p
G Whitman. II J Rogers. George Fasg. ID
II Birdssll. W Z Gliddon. W Alder. N
Sweeney. N II d Mason. Mrs Hill. Miss
Fox. W Manning. Mrs Aston. Thos Trem-
bath. 8 @ Harding. J Walsh. y Butler, 3
+ sparrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26

tho tunnel. Tho pumps In the shaft have
bean removed and We are now easing the
timbsrs from the 9th station upwards.
Tho water In the incline 10 100 feet above
tho 1900 station.
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SAVAGE

VIRGINIA CrrY. Nay 2s, 107o.-E. B.
Ho,me.. Secretary: The incline has been
rstimbsrsd 81 feet making . total OF SS5k
feet. The 1000 north lateral drift has been
retimbersd IS feet; total 200 feet. The
1000 bob.pit has been completed. We are
making good progress with the repairs TO
tbe machinery on the surface. changing
the incline engines, o~verhsnling tho noss
and straps Of the surface bob, sto. The
vstsr raised 5 feet during. the past week
and stands to-day ls9 feet below the l7o0
level. -. W. uiLIkrfA' oup@
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honarNorcross.savase shan.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bubtss
VIRGINIA Orr, May a, 1879. W. +.
Dean, Secretary: During the past wsek.
no work has been done in the shaft. The
water has raised ~ feet, and now stands
l72l feet from the top Of tho shaft. Tenn
pcrature Of water 1l8 degrees.
Isaac L. RRQuA, Bupt.
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srooK aEPo.r.
-. Rr~neisoo BOARD.
rzIs

TzIs MORNING.
$40 0phir. SIN, SIN. %
6s5 Mexican, 42k, 42S, AN
400 0sula 3 Curry. On. %
las Best b Bsleher. lsk. lsk
$40 California, 6H,6
SIS savage, Is, ISL, 13h
92s Con. Virginia. 6. Sd
47o Chsllar. 6S,7
$50 Petssi. ~. 40
$50 Hale 4 Norcross. IAN. las
$50 Crswn Point. 81, 5h
100 Ysllsw Jacket, Is
222s Imperial. I so. l IS
10 Ksntuok. ~
ITS Alpha. "a, AN, 2k
$50 Bslchsr. 81. 5l2
1856 Confidence. IAN. iS
20 Utah, 1Ss, l9k
ll0 Sierra Nevada, AN. 47A. AN, AZ
737 Bullion. z. 6S,6h
1895 EIehsqusr. So, 8, s IL
l40 OvsrmAn.
30 Justice. 81. $40
TOO succor. SOC. Toe. 100
26S Union Gen.. 80, SIN
$50 Alta, ~
40 Lady Bryan, S0c, TOO
ass Julia. 4. IS
100 Caledonia, 2 Is
sos Silver Hill. 2&0, 235
70 Challenge, ~
so New York. 6oc
200 Occidental. 75c
800 Phil Sheridan. Toe
$50 Lady Warrington Con-. l 30
645 Andes, 40c
500 Ward. I Is, I 20
S65 sesrpisa. 3 20. 5 Is. s. 9S
$50 Lsviathan. 75c. 70c
$50 North Con. Virginia. lok, i0S
70 Trojan. 25o
100 Benton Con-. 4 GO. 4 G5
100 Santiago. II
$50 Solid Silver. l5c b5, 10
800 Flowery. 1. 1 Us. I Is
1900 Con. Dorado. 2, 30
$40 North Bonanza, "a. 10, 2. 0S
$50 Green. Doc,
$50 Msckay. Q As, 2 40
100 Mountain View. 2,s0.
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CalI0rniA.

o. sasa'S .S.er.iary There have bean i2sl
"s ~ ora sent 10 the mills during The
on LAY On the $50 level the joint
Ps- ".o,;dstsd virginia west crosseut has
Cons a1s.nSsd s2 feat ; total 'lsngth. 2o2
ssst. Il still CONTINUES IN ha1c, 70 ,o;a,
porphyry. On the 1850 = w Va S.s
Eonsoiidsted Virginia crossc1s 40. : ~
Ssan sxtsnded 20 feet total length. 90
feet. Tho face still continues \ qIA =.
living low assays. On the 1857 Lese, ne
have Started ! north drift from " 00'''m
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pspartares aatarday EyeninE.

Mrs Harris. Mrs Merrill. Geo Yop. All
Foo. H sample, A J Hoefiingsr. EFF
Gleason. Il A L0ngstreet, n Hines. Mrs A
Mitchell and family. Z Wallet. Mrs Ais
ton, n Perasich. 3 Davis. Lulu Tyrrell.
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IN hA Married.

LONDON, May 26.-A Berlin CORES.
pondsnt says II Is stated that Prince
Alexander, OF Bulgaria. will shortly
marry Princess Jussupoff, . Russian
hsiress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26

Verify the little onss OF Eureka are Of.
fiictsd. Msasels, scarlet fever and
pnsumonia have brought sorrow TO
many households, and all three Of the
diseases are present in epidemic form.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-26

Two hundred bars Of bullion arrived
last niaht from the Tybo Consolidatsd
Compsny's works at Typo. and viii
leave tomorrow morning with an add
uonal lot which II expected tonight.
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\ q Norcross.

y,sou1A Crrr. Nay %. 1s79.-Josl ?:
LioAt.er. Secretary : On zsd instans rs
O'Clock A. 4. oar east drift connected with
the south branch Of the sntro Tunnel.
Total distance from q incline. 2OS ieet.
The air current 10 down our shaft and in0
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RLRCTRIC BELTS.

A sure cure for Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, Kxhsusticu, etc. The only reliable eurs.
Circular mailed froe. Address J. X. RxEvkS
e Chatham szsss, New York. aesn
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DE-. MINTIR's -NRPHRRTICUM.


"A compound nuid extract Of Buehu) DR..
Mintie's Nephrsticum works wonden. All
cases Of Dropsy, Bright's Disease, Kidney. Blad.
der and Urinary Complaints, or Retention Of
Urine are entirely cured BY the Nsphrsticum.
Gravel, Diabetes. pain In the back. side and
loln are cured whom all other medicines have
failed. See what the druggists OF Portland and
Ban Francisco say about Dr. hintiss Eelnfeu.
cum and English Dandelion Pills; 1--WE have
soId . large amount OF DR.. Mlntie's medicines.
the English Dandslion Pills. also the Nephrcti:
cum, and In oil cases they are highly SPOKEN OF
and dive entire satisfaction." John A. Childs,
Druggist, Second street. Portland; Q. h. Wood.
ward : o., Druggists. corner first and Alder
streets, Portland. Messrs. Abrams D Carroll.
vhoio.sie Drugvists. Nos 8 and s Front street,
San Francisco, say: I've regard Ntphreftcum
a. ne kst Kidney and Bladder Remedy bSfors
GS pubAe Z" All Druggists keep these medicines.
FOR all dersngsments OF the Liver, use Dr.. Min.
ties English Dsndelion Pills. For Biliousness
. py,pepsi.. use ID: ainse.s hnsIIsn u TancS.
English Dsndelion Pills. Every family should
keep the English Dsndellon Pills on hand: DR.:
Mintio's remedies will not ''curs al complaints."
but will, n taken according TO directions, give
Immediate relief. and perfect . cure In al
troubles for which they arc recommended. Bold
By all Druggists.
THxRl have been moro cures OF seminal
veakness, nervous debility and paralysis made
by the wonderfal English remedy, Sir Ashley
Cooper's Vital Restorative. than by oil Other
remedies combined. Why will you suffer J
Send 10 A. z. Mintie,. II. D.. Nc. IL Kesrny
street, Ban Francisoo. for the Restorative. and
be- cured, Prizes, s. Per bottle; four times the
quantity. $40. Try . bottle. mh2s ~
j. DAVIDSON. Sole Agent for the State Of
Nevada. Room Q. No. o south o street
Virginia, Nevada.