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New-York tribune., 1879-12-29
THE DEATH OF GEORGE SrORRS.

George Storrs, editor aud publisher of Tho
BibIe Eram iner died his home, No. 72 Hieksst.,
Brookyp yesterday morning at o'clock, at the ad-
yanced age OF eighty-three. Mr. 5torrs was horn at
Lebanon. n. H., December ls. 17oo His early religious
training was Congregational Church. but NJ the
of twenty-scven he joined the NewHampshirc Confer
ence Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. aud for fifteen
years he filled appointments in that State His views in
regard salvation and endless punishment at this Pc
Rod changed. and he Withdrew from the Methodist
Church aud ever afyer remained Independent
preacher devons his sbofs largely to the enforcement
OF his views IN his paper.
At IL tine Of the early Antfalavefy agitation, Mr.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29

srorrs took an active part and lectnred III iIr
quently. HI prominence IN ihis matrr VIZ
oue canse cf his leaving the Methodist Chnitn
After leaving New Hampshire he preached III
an Independent cGuIch IN Albany foI Two 49,
aud IN PnadfIphla FOR nine years In lSJ2 ne rnD,
~ ftooklyn mfd devoted "a Whole time 10 fhe B'oie pr
dminer. "a monthly ncwspaper Tor ne n"toialns y.
newspaper sf0pprd, buf In October anoiner lssu
OF II appearcdthc last De was the aulnof oi seRea,
hooks. among them " Six Sermons" aDd or numerous
tracts Mr. storrs was great sufferer In bis a'er dAVs
ana died from toe effects Of aDsce-s of tue kidney
he leaves wife and one daughter the latter hs assist
amt I'm his newspsper work The funeral Will be att+noe
the tomorrow AM the lniFrinent VIII Vo IA
NopIiaWu Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29
RETICENT DEMOCRATS.
Prominent DFNoCRATs IN WASHINGTON USwuI-
ING To TALK ABOUT THE CONSPIRACY.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUSR.I


ING To TALK ABOUT TBF CONSPIRACY.
Br TELEGRAPa TO TRIBUSE.l
WAsHINGToN, Dec: 2s.--lt is very difficult to find
in Washington a Democrat of any prominence who
is ready TO express any opinion on the Maine
steal The reds all these gentlemen give for their
retIcenceis: "Well, really, know nothing about
the facts in the case" Among Democrats of less
prominence great delight is felt, and not concealed
AZ the probable success of the conspiracy. ihese
gentlemen have found time to look INTO the facts"
very prominent Democrat. when appealed
to YESTERDAY by TRIBUNE correspondent for
hs OPINION said: well really know nothing
whatever about the facts. But if Governor Garce-
Ion has been guided and controlled by the Constr
tutinn the laws and the precedents he ought TO be
sustained. If irregularities have been committed
heretofore by Republicans by which they have
prOted, they ought not To complain now that they
compelled to suffer. But, whether Governor Gar
celon Is patriot or a scoundrel L trust that the
people of Maine have too mucn good sense To allow
any disturbance of the public peace, and that they
will quietly submit to the action Of the constituted
authorities Of the State"
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29
an UNExPEYDED BALANCE.

WASHINGTON. Dee. 2S.-Commissioner-G Cen
era Mccormick has completed list OF all expenditures
upon the part the United states at the Paris Expos
ton and the same win be sent TO Congress By the Srcre
fairy of State OF the two Congressional appropria-
tons amounting together TO $3.50. 600. the Commits
eneral reports an unexpended BALANCE VI be-
tween $40, 900 aud Sl1 600.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Sunonsis I'm. NE pnsl 2l hoNrs.

WASHINGTON. Dec. %. l a. m.-An areas Of
los est pressure has moved slowly norheastward into
Northern Illinois, and the barometer has fallen through
out the Atlantic States. Lake region Ohio Valley NOrth
west and the Southwest with cloudy partly cloudy
weather throughout this region and higher temperatures
and southerly Winds and at Northern Stations occa
sOna light The pressure has risen In the
extreme Northwest Minnesota, with cold nOrtherly
winds. cuudy weather, ana rain has prevailed on the
Pacific Coast and Rocky Mountain stations. with ris
ing barometer and stationary or lower temperatures
IndicGilO9s
For Middle Atlantic. warmer sou'herly winds, falling
barometer cloudy weather aud possibly rain
For Ntw-EngauC, southeast 20 northeast winds,
warmer, cloudy weather. possibly rain and snow falling
barometer, possibly preceded by slight rise.
rPIRI-NE 1 ACAI. nNsENYL LTIQNS-
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COTTON E'rs.

AuGusr, Dec o7-cotton quiet but finn Mddnng. II 3
dlls.c; Mddlng c. Good Ordinary &c; receipts
BALfIMoRk Dec 2s.-, otron firm Middiug 1870: Low
Middng i2iici Good Ordinary zc' ns receipts - o',s
gross 295 bales exports ~ narS s''e'' 40
bales; spnners, ll5 bales STOCK. sOftt baes.. 49,.
boston Dec 27.-COttOn luet ~ dime l2'-e low hld-
ding l2c. Ordinary &C. net seceipt, @2' baies'
CHisiEsToS 27.-Cotfon quiet aud unchanged MID
ding l2i4dNc; Low Mlcdlng l2c Good Ordinary tci
net receipts bales gross p $50 bales exports 10 Great
375 baes; salss 800 bales stock 7o.jo3 bales
NEwORLRAys. Dee FRICTION quiet MfiinG IL ~; l2w
MiGdlnR II T.; Good Ordinary ii &C.; bet receipts I9i@
bales: gross bales exports Gra Britain 5ssS
sol. liz bales.
sAvAxSAm Dec. 27.-Cotton quiet; Midljng i2is'i Low
gTos 20 g Des exports 20 me continent ol7y oa5es,
coasfwise bales sales. I5OO bales last evening 600
a. Ions Dec a. Cotton steady. unchanged Midlinr.
IN; Low Midang ~ l'c Good Ordinary SCI recip.A
3sO5 baies shpmcnt 3-35 bales; 10 bales siok'
WiMSGToN Dec 97-coiton firm unchanged Miiiahv.
i2c Low Mhlng llisc; Good Drdintrr llolac het TO-
ceipts 81 oaiesi saes, - oal's stock lSj2s bales
LIVE Stock MARKrrs-sy TELEGEAPH
CHICAGO pcc 2i.-Tte Drorcff Journal reports. ioss--
Receipts 235OO head shIm nis. 29no IA mAt nrnsr Dnt
quotably higher active on count ot more buyers
appearing Mixed Packing - 4fdSf uOi Light. 80 300
81 Choice Heavy 81 oj0ti 90 Every hing fayors pack
ers against striking employees .
-HercUts i.4in hrd -'pm nfs, job ueld tpol
Cattle srong i've 6na-5 2A Common O. Good,
f3 7OQtf fO Butchers ana nfhangeai to@s 30
80 20. Bulls ass. sieIs, q yootj to Corn ed tAAls
snrEf-,eccipts sO9 head shlpm ns $50 head; market
- iori. pee 27-uoGs- Active anl n shrde iiv'eri :
Light Shipping. l5afl 13 Mixed Packing - .i1$t oOl
Butchers. - t0c9i 80 iec'ps, L'Vi hcaI s' 'i'n'S
earn Dur and uuclan-.l suppl, i-,i all 0lt
lfte doing. Receipts p head
SuEEP-fIun ana unchanged.
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Retrer TIM Forclgn Port.

speers Port Grape Wine better hn imported port and
since the adulteraon latter ts place. II
IA pure and really excellent ant health giving Troy Times
The most select Fth fwies oi Sew York use Ills
wine At their evening entertainments.
salssro5m. - Warrenst. Ner York
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29
GOVERNOR TALBOT ENTERTAINED.

BosroY, Dec. 2s.--A banquet was given to
Governor Talbot yesterday by the members Of the Md
dlesex Club. There were present Governors Head Of
New-Hampshirs and Van Zandt OF Rhode Island, Attor
ney General Devsns. aoyerrorciecs Long. President
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29
NOVELTIES TONIGHT.

The temperance OF Mr.. "ailack ,o-n.sn'
,,ss,,s is an event that this pcbllo will not be
.,, ~, ,xejcome Mr. waIlack Will net Harious In she
s,ocps 70 Conquer" Another not ale incident Is tne
nr.t nroduction here OF Mr. Bsrtls CsmpoeI pay SL
psfsfsI" lbts piece will DO broayht out ~ us rsr
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29
2lSSEyGE8S AR8Ir&D.

Prudently break mp your cold by the timely
use OF Dr. Jaynss ExprctOaut old remedy for sors
lungs and ihroafs .ud certain curative fog coughs
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29

Theatre with Mr.. Ahbcy's COMEDY Company. At other
theatres the attraction. are un' hanGed.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. %. / n m.-rhe movement In
the barometer yesterday irregular. the tendency
being downward Partly cloudy weather generally pre-
vailed The temperature ranged between go aud 4o'.
the average l34ia being Csc higher than the same
day last year. and 1852 higher than Saturday. The
amount OF moisture IN the mir has been increased.
Partly cloudy aud warmer weather, with slight
chances OF light rain may be expected to-day
In this city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29

Ii is related of n well-known merchant Oi n
neighbOuUg city that, after aAue bis W ana leaN4S
a large property trustee for MS -rn, a. Gale" ihe
Young man IN and after reading the i fn hiD. nsae "
there alteration or Improvement d" could sn2
gest Veil. fathr ;" sad the young gentleman, ngstne
cigarette. ." think things nOvuIay.. ~ WouJ 10
better ~ y0u eft the prODrty 10 ihe 0thef TEL
low aud made the trustee." The OLD genteinin
made up h- mind then aud there that the young mnl
qute competent to TAX" charge ~ BIZ own nhrrlt
tnnce aud scratched the trustee clause out Boston
Commercial Bulletin.
The senior Greek professor in his lecture
Juniors other day speaking ~ the marriage of
Venus and Vulcan, remarked - that the baDdsvnest
women generally marry the hOmeiicst men," adding,
grlmly. Il" there's encouragement for good many OF
yOu."-fAmhefSt Student.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29

sselyc. Congressman Rice. tolecfcr henrd' ''ncfa
Bank ans Uany others speeches were 'Iair inpli-
mentsiy ~ Governor T iibof's admInira' yn National
questions were alluded 20. sui nl-o ih- 'cf'r political
struggle that Ia DOW beng waged IN isia
There secmed 10 be general "piii0n among tne
speakers trat che action OF hc returning hoa - ~ mat
STATE was revolutionary. and ilaf E fcs 70 Ff pfi"e
the Republic the designs attempted nr f.c .iiri iho
people, whereby u sought 10 D. cr@f hr"wn mus D"t
prevail None ~ The speaker, hoW' yf. ibii'i ,hft
any course would be prolcr !n sctfIge re prov JnH
ain uifcs in that ate beyond tAe mciNc'' 80 9lcd
by the proper cOurls of law.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29

variations IN th by tenhs
lines divisions Of time the hours
white line the oscillations
The broken dotted Line
indsted BY the Thermometer Had
Ia gls roedsA
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29

Just Published
THE NEW FAR WEST.
THREE MINING CRNTRES
THE BLACK HILLS,
MONTANA.
UTAH.
Mr. T. 4. WHITES letters from the new Mining districts
today issues IN
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO, Dl.
PRICE TEN CENTS.
fullest and most accurate Information In regard 10 these
OF enterprise aud adventure s hero given
convenient and ~ Q nominal pncs
sent by mail reeeipt VI price.
Address THE TRIBUNE
NowYork
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29

Post Dslce Notee-Thc foreign mails Tor the weck end
inc Il AY January B. 1879 will close this ONCE
TUESDAY, az NJ tor Europe. by steamship uoinianic.
VIA Oueensfown on WEDNESDAY. at 4:30 m, Tor En
rope by steamship Algeria Queenstown on III ksDAf
an m TOR europe, by steamship Ciy OF kchmord VIA
for Germany and Franco must
be specially saressedIi and al Tor Europe oy steam
shlp Iefder Plymouth. CnerOOuTg aud Hamburg. on
sATURDAN at m Tor Europe by steamship kep1bicvs
dence Tot Germany aud scotland must
be spcrially adresed and at for scotland direct by
Urea .sia GagOw and al II M Tor Europe
nv steamship Man aud Bremen. The mas
fsr Denmark sweden NORWAY dispatched by Ham
burx asd bremen malls uaytl and
Colombia NewYork Deeenber 30 The mails FOR "A.
pnwal pacine Ports leave Newiofs December
30 Tho mails Newfoundland leave New YOrk January y
The malls I Havana leave New-fork December 81 md
January S Tho mails LuA Dominica Martinique Bar
BADGES Trinidad direct cave December 81 The
mails or bermuda New York January The mails for
Mexico via New.Or ears leave NewYOrk January l. rhs
Iaas for China leavs frsncsce January IL.
he mails for Australia &c. 10.
fHOS 4. JAMES. POstnsssec
post Onee- York Dec. "a. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29
Guerlal Notices.

E,.-e,,,s Ice ,'ren Il the beat quart BRICK iev
ere ac III per gallon order By postal IL Bible Honse
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29

Prescotts Rye and Rock
IL. W. PRESCOTT q Sons.
rs CHAN BERS 81.
IL mn AnA Az \ Y
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29
A DISGRACE TO THE CITY.


VILE CONDITION or A GREAT MARKET.
TIIE PRINCIPAL wHoLFsALF MATT or THE CITY
PANDEMoSIUu or NOISE AND CONFUSION AND
AUTHORIZATIONS OF FILTH
The deporahIy filthy condition of Washington
Market. the principal wholesale city marketln IN New
York, has never been worse than at the present
time, owing partly to the neglected streets and
par y in consequence of overerowdmg by the con-
slant increase of venders of meat and vegetables
II is known. also, that political considerations pre-
vent the enlargement and Improvement of what Is
probably one of the flthIest marts in the world.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-29


How many private indIyli a- de- themselves the
luxury going Washngtyh Market by OF It's
coarse surroundings associations II Is hard to say;
but enlarged accommodations and cleaner, brighter
interior would certainly attract larger number thana
present. ana be the besides OF considerable in
crease OF the many evils by which 1t Is
encountered, locality and difficulty OF approach
among the osl prom and most widely experienced.
According to the law street distractions are per-
mitted within 800 yards Of any pnbic market, but as
applied to this market tie law Is still
dead letter. IN spite OF late EFFORTS. All
down veseys the crowd Is so dense, and the vendors
csDorOus and persistent In their edgerness 70
sell that the visitor exhausted at the entrance
only TO nnh setting foot inside, that still more IRE
some ordeal awaits him. What contrast TO tue Hahes
Cenrales ParIs the Farrfngton street Market of
London, where a clear and open space without aad
ample within give sasS circulation 10 the
crowd the results could not be arrived at here,
the pressure could at least he partly relieved by
forcement Of the law clearing the approaches aud IN
limiting Ouside trade that II would not hinder
tile free movement passcrsby Everybody Is disgust
ed with IL The proprietors within complain that their
riousy Infected by the competition Of the
outside venders, who sell inferior meat M greatly
duced prices and exert every possible means IN their
power to attract ana defraud the pablo.
So sensible are the stailo@ners OF the evils and
abuses place that they formed company among
ground ana to erect aud suitable structure upOn
The site OF the old But concesslons could be
obaued from the authorities tho project fell TO the
round and with IL all the hopes aud aspirations t had
raiscd How much longer II will be tolerated depends
upon the long gsunering public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-31
A Refined Congregation.
Rrr,frd rat.

II 10 nearly twenty years since Father
Nswall, as he Was called. happsned to
be in Charleston. South Carolina, dur
ing the pastoral vacation. aud Was in
vited to preach in the old Circular
church, then as venerable as st. Mich
asl's. The committee had heard OF him
and his eccentricities. in which be rivaled
Lorenzo Dow. and resolved to give him
hint ON the Sabbath. They did so.
saving that he must not forget that he
was In the great city Of Charleston and
Was to preach in a very dns church to =
very refined audience.
There WAS an ominous smile as he
said he would remember.
Service commenced. and hymn and
prayer were not much out OF ths COM
mon. save with more power in them.
and the COMMITTEES ON the pulpit sup
ply began TO breathe freely, and to use
their fans and handkerchiefs.
II was time to preach and old Newell
got up. lie looked all around. and up
at the gallery. crowded with quadroon
and mulatto nurses and servants OF the
quality aud then he began.
IL am told must 10 careful what i
say to-day, for this is q refined church
aud refined city. and l am to preach
TO O refined audience. i have been
looking around for tho rehuomsni. aud
I see Ii. You refine anything when
You take il ia i,s coarse state, like black
molessss or yellow sugar, and make u
white aud dns. You bring ship load
OF negroes to this city Of Charleston,
and every face is so black It would cast
n shadow on the chimney back. aud the
hair Is a. kinky as theological students
ideas. You keep them In Charleston a
hundred years. and. To save my soul.
can't tell half the time. the negro from
the white man. nor the quadroon nurse
from the child's mother. nor the yellow
girl from the white, only she amt so
bilious. Yes. | own up to you. You
are Q powerful refined people, and l
give you glory for doing 1t all. fer the
Almighty never made q mulatto or =
mule"
Then he preached to a. humble a
congregation as he ever had in the hat
woods Of Ebert. But he was not asked
again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-31

BRIsoSKn. loog on de Coard." said
. Cincinnati Justice you had occasion
to sentence . man guilty Of contempt.
" Brisoner, you haf been guildy OF u
grade Crime. You hai been lucky In
your lawyer. prisoner. | know dat law
yer ven he vas a leedls poy. prisoner,
ven I vas . yoonk man l vas u banter.
prisoner. I baint dot lawyers ladders
house. Brisonsr. l know ven he was u
lssdls poy he would be crate man.
Brisonsr. ko be like him, and sin no
more. 1 discharge you now. you bay
the gosts." The brisoner bald the costs
and vas burged Of his CONTEMPT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-31
ODE To PYRAMID LAKE.
Mt q. n. wnitsnrAD.


Why should ve eross the Ocean wave.
To view Italian skyr-.
when hsre before Us like lem.
More tlsaslng 10 our sJes.
Can ve In foreign countries and.
Or In cur own broad land.
Water. that are more besatifui and rurs.
A sight thai 10 more grand.
Rocked In its gigantic Cradle.
OF clay. Ald 81 ver ore.
Nourished By rrLekee's mighty food.
soothed BY lie essssles. roAf.
Bsgirs with mountains Wild and high
Arayed IN robss Of deepest blae.
Bedeeksd with ~ rauids oi pohshea s'oos'
Transparent a. the sParhlln: dew
MyriAds OF divers: water Fowls.
Float ON lie babbling Greet
Bath. besssih he gsntl. cooling wave.
Or on the vhits koeks resi
whiis Thousands Of the nnny tribe.
within It's lucid waters hide.
Reduss OF many wary thirsty oeast.
The noble rvd nAn's pride.
Al times 90 harmless as cooling babs.
As quiet - . shep1srds fold.
Yst when By northern Bor~ss iashed.
Hov fearful 10 sshold.
FOR miles and mile the huge waves role.
with . sound lbs distant thunder.
The snrigntsd beast keeps far sloof.
wsak man stands struek sith vohdsr'
The hoary loan leaps high In the air
or romps upon tbs Beach
whIle the vsi<r Fosls: with revefrent ave.
VIZ around with doeiui ssreeeh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-31
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED !

All sufferers from this disesse that Are snrious
10 be cured should try DR.. Kissnsr's Celsbsated
Consgmptiye Powders. These Powders are the
only preparation known thst will cure Con.
sumption, and all diseases Of the throat and
lungs-indeed. - strong 10 our faith In them.
AMI also 10 convince you that they are no nun.
bas, we will forward io every sufferer. by mall.
po-t paid. ffce Trial boz.
We don't want your money until you are per.
fectiy satisfied % their curative powers. III
your life 10 worth saving. don't delay In giving
these Powders trial, a. they will surely cure
yon.
the United state. or Canada. By mall. On receipts
OF price. Address.
ASH a. ROBBiNs.
$50 Fulton strect, kooklyn. MI.
fes 1s.lv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-31

A PRorkssoR Who had beeu trying for
. half hour TO explain formula on the
board turns with his finger to his nose,
which 10 . very prominent feature. and
says severely "ls this apparent to you
all 2" (rreshmen grin.) II am aware.
gentlemen. that IL 10 long" (freshmen
grin audibly.) "But I hope you see the
point" (Slish. pedal applauss.l at
10 called poHs dsinor'im. Of which. hope
you sec the application. loud aud
continued applause.)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-31

A HIouLASpkR called at railway
ticket office in an uuimportant seaport
town not hundred miles from Dundee,
when the last train Vas about starting.
and aaksd Zoe . ticket three miles be-
yond where the train was going. when
he was told by the clerk that the train
did not 20 there, he remarked, III she
we're to give the sngins-mastsr asiIpsnee
10 hersel'. wud she tax her hams on the
coal boz Of her engine II wudna tax
her far oot o. her way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-31
PA T E N 7 S

OBTAINED FOR MECHANICAL DEVICES,
medical cr other compounds. ornamental
de-igns. trade marks and labels Caveats Az
-lgnmenis, lnierfcrenes.. lnfringements and
al matters relating to Patents promptly attend.
ell To We make preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions as To pstentAbility. frvc Of
charge. and all who are interested In new inyeu.
tions and Patents are invited to send for copy
IL cent frve 10 any address. and contains com.
plete instructions how to obtain Patents, and
other valuable matter. During the past Ave
years we have obtained nearly three thousand
patents Tor American and foreign inventors, and
can give satisfactory references In almost every
county In the Unioa.
Adiress.
LOUIS BAGGER 4 CO.,
Solicitors of Patents and Attorneys at Law,
Ls Droit building. Warrington. ID. q.
ixia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-31
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

<>rxrrr,sry. We have sold sAxroHps RApf-
NJ car CuEH Tor nearly one year. nnd can tAy
eandidiy that Ne never sold q similar preparation
that gave snch universal sstt.fscuon. We hs'o
10 learn the frst complaint yvt- .,.
ent medicines. but your prcp.fstion ne.n ,h9
shaai be eoa,nesd OF II. great merit 40 that their
suffering will be relieved. We hav. been IN mo
drug business FOE the past twelve wears constsntyf
and sOld eysryth for Cstarrh but yours ~
the rect III You see proper you Can use this letter
wv spnis Yoap. II. BALDWIN q co.
Wholesale AMI Retail Dealers In Drug, books and
stationery. Warrington. Ind. Feb. - s's'
Zach paekag. contains Dr. ssnfordt Improved
Inhallns lube. and full directions for use IN all
rrtsiI drussl.ts and d. al ~ throughout tho United
stsis. and csnadas. wEkKS a fOrrERx xQenefu
Agents and wholesale Druggists, boston. MAss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-31
sAHFoaD'S RADICAL cure

MAY safely claim 10 be one OF the fev popelar
WI remedies rrceiving the approval ot medicl
gentle who. In private, not only freely rtco-
rend it bu, Il In their families In preference
Physicians.
q yoa are aware said q distingui.hed city ply
society are such that G eAnnot publicly recommend
or prescribe the ltadicai Cure bnt since received
thoroush trial of The usual remedies, have pri.
vaiely advised its use. and presume hAve sentto
your store no lees than one hundrvd of my raueao
Erlt"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-31
SALOON FOR sAlE---saoe.

mHE OLD CORNER SALOON. ON MAIN
i street. Gold Hill. next 20 the Justices
Court. is offered for sale for s1oo cash. Rent
vesy moderate. sickness the cause Of selling.
Apply On the premises TO ,.ra
delad VI Y. LANo'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-31

CIEAN rowxLS AND SHARP RAZOR.
" Quick. Smooth, nsei. Iirseeise, vosx;
Hair Cutting and brsssine done n ne most
srtistis, suitsbls snd nsisfsctoy ssyh.
TAs ch Pioassr Bs,oea h he piaess - eoe1
10 forSst -. ssA