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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

ES- as ataIe .aber."-S isb,
liebsr Suso, ba i'd ueib, wsld' grocer
2iebbaber bu bonn Rau4In bif, babe i4
Sir cine 9feifs sstauft, aber-O. Su
b,rjises Beib4en "a barauf muBt
Su mir gttpas auf gbrenport psrlprtdsn.
= SD psriprs6e Dir alss. S4ds9sn.
auf gbre! - Nun, 10 osripri6 mir. oab
Su ni6t mebr rau4f
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

sa- Gutter &atb. - Ser Director
8 nabm bel einem iibiidsn ganbioat.n
untsrri6t i'm Sd6ni9reibsn; bisisr etbielt
oafir frsisn Sid. Sa absr BEL benz
Sir cor tits Inn II l1br sss'isn tuuroe,
Der 6 Inoioot iebo9, Elm lodcrer 8ltron,
niemals 3ur re4ten 3sit fam, puroe er
emit bonn Director fols,noer ma6en nase.
reoet : rSie tOmmsn INNER I'm Gins uno
frsllen fir 3u6lf. fommen sic Iisber nm
3U0lf uno siIen sic fir ginen! !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
u a Ii n b e ..
0eiunobeitsIebre In 6einnett.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tn Wetttten.
Cgoa Or. s. u. SSiains.)
Winit Su leben in bic Sang
2eb' in Der Susenb bart uno itrsns',
@enisbe aqss, bod nit MlB
ltnb mas Sir i9Is9t 6sfommt, bas lab'.
Nit mild fdnst Su 9ein 2eben ON, ,
Wit 8ein oarfit Du es pobl bsidlieBen
Oo9 fdneit 9u nit Dem gnbs on
go wiro ss Sid msifi iehr osrorisBsn.
Die 2uft. Wesid ! 1T 0ein Clement,
0u lebtft nidt BON ibr setrsnnt,
Drum td9li4 in oas Sreie ssb'
uno better nod auf Baloss S0b'.
8as u after 1T Der bette Srapf.
So madt fiirmabr Ssin 2ebsn lang,
gs iiiblt uno reinigst Osin 8lut.
uno sibt Dir friiden 2sbsnsmutb.
Dein d iei INNER folder art,
9oB ginfa9b.it nit 2raft i9 paart;
Wr5d'f Su 3uiammsn pislsrlei
go piro's fur Did elm 5%erenbrsi
g 6Idff 9u su M n | g, tpirf Du matt
Birft mayer uno bes 2sben8 iatt,
S4ldff Su 3u q ns' uno fe6r'ft es nm.
go pirit Du ,faul ia mobl au4 oamm!
@illt INNER fro6 unb better iein,
Ssnt nidt: gs i6nnte b,fier isin
arbeite, BET. pertraue@ ott
limb biIP Dem Hdditen aus Der Not5!
6aIt 9sine SseIs fret bon SaB
limo Nsio uno 3ornss l1sbsrmaE
&idt liebsr tdglt9 Seinen Sinn
Iuf Seelenrub' uno 5risoen bin!
gsrmeib. onsn ID diiisans-
Ct madt Sir 3eit uno 8eile lang;
@i6 Seiner Ssele idlsdten Slang
1nb lit bes Seufsls Rubsbant.
Ssntt Su D.in Utter 3 o d 3u brinssn,
go baIte W a 8 in allen Singsn,
SIN gFsn, Sdlafen, 2iebe, Dein
luo arbeit muB mon mdbis isin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
sr 8asau8ibm perben5ou.

b9- rWasausibm neroen o IT,"
- Ser Sobr eiRss 9anoprsoissrs, Elm
r,untsrsr 3nabe, iieute f6 isbr unssoulois
uno unluIfis. aIs er lsisn lernsn iolt..
als elm Sausfrsuno i'm fragte, OF CT oenn
ni9t lsIsn lsrnen molte, antmortste Ct nit
sinsm fur5en Rsin. llno als Ssnsr iaate /:
.Sunss! mas iol abtr aus Dir meroen,
tuenn bu nidt einral lsisn fannIf2' ant.
iportste Der Rnabe ral9 Damn usros i&
S9ulmsiter uno lulIe bic Sunssn lsien.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

sas- % a 8 (. - Gin giIen.
babubeamter iaate gu einem ieinsr 9orse.
iebtsn : uSas Yublitum bstlast i9 iber
Die alien ounfsIsrinen @assn, baB bieie
10 entieslt4 itoBsn, wdbrenb Die neuen,
bsasriinen in oisisr BsSishuns ni9ts Bu
tpini4sn iibris l%uiisn." Ser anssrebete
Ia9te: .@as III ba 3u maiden? Wan muB
ebsn Die ou~ntsIsrinen uu4 bs03rin a%nitrsi.
den la5Ien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
unfer 6retIun6er.

Bel einsm unprer osutiden Wirtbe
gridien nit i'oem Worssnsrau'n.
Sobalo Der erite Seller %flirrte,
Gin Mdnnden, ieItiam ansuidau'n.
gr mar nidt bier i'm 2anb seboren,
So9 wuBte man. nobsr CT tam
Dom 2un9 mar ieoe Spur perloren,
Sobalo ct uisoer' abidieo nabm.
CT batt. tets ben bsitsn Wasen
unb lsste sroBen 9orratb elm
gr fonnte isoe Spsip Osrirassn.
Bonn Sanotds bis gum S4intsnbein.
8iqtommen tuar ibm isoe G9lGA,
bod nabte fid isin 2sibseridt.
Gin einssmadtss SdueinefaBe,
So i4mun3sIte isin anSef4t.
9unn bIidt er auf Die ausselssrtsn
@efdBe bin, wiidt Ii6 ben Wuno
l1no ipri9t: 0as Bette bier auf groen
SIT, tuenn Der Massn itsts ssiunb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
arn

Gbs Sbr Or. gusuR aSuis's Samtursr ga
rnilisn.R sSiiinsn fault last Gu9 BON Gursm
apUtbstsr pSsr SauSIsr bic 9amsns. llntsrf&rift
Ron ". Spseler s. So. ,dssn, tamit Sbr
ni&t bar& ials&ts Wa&abmunssu bstrpssn
rsrbtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

pa- Bel m 6illisen Wanne.-
Gin iunssr Wanu idIsnoerte ON Santiago
ourd Die SarriiontraBe. Bel oieisr @eIe.
esnheit b.msrtte er an einem GleioerIaoen
aus6dnssn Elm biibI9es paar Soien. bar,
auf NOR Elm 3etsl ssbeftst: .sin Dollar"
Ser iunse Mann tuanbte fi6 an Den sdbn-
emo on Der Sbar itsbenosn 8erfdufer uno
fragts;
.Subsu sic bier fsits Yreiis
.Ssits Yreiis i'm eanSen 8siddfte," ant.
portsts itol3 uno nit srboben,m Saupts Der
9ertdufsr.
.S96n." laste Der iunse Wann, .oann
uideln sic mir Die SOien Elm. Sier III
elm Dollar"
rBis baibt elmer? Sie Soisn tcitsn
stpet Dollar"
rabsr oa itsbt ia in GROCER 3abl cine
Gins"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

pa- Cine aIts Snms aus benz SiSsn
iast, bob tie ME bssreifsn fonnte, nober
Die DisIen Smitb's fommen, BIG He in elmer
Staot in ben Ieu England Staatsn elm
arosss S4iIo ia6. Smith Manufacturing
gompana".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
pftrr aifnr &Subn.
8euer0l : M1entaat

fir sts Observation-Disclosures
Smyeriaf & 2lOrt6sru 9u[. Cos, Don Suuouu.
Sopaf 8n[. g., Don %cSipgpoof.
Commercial 9tuiou AG. Co., pOu SouSOH.
German American Sn(. g., puu 2tsuy ur6.
ST. gauf Seusr & 2Iarius 9uE. g.,
Don ST. Yauf.
ST. 9oGepa Sensr & 27artus Sul. g.,
Don ST. So(sp6.
Atfantit 3nL &c., Don glen Yor6.
German 9n[. &c., pom Srssport, 81.
&. g. ACCIDENTAL An. g., Don Sartfor0.
Srapsfers' SuE. g., pou Sarifor0.
Aetua Stfe Snf. &c., Dol SartfurS.
Dttft md6tstn GsmpasHi.tn. bic H& sh etm Gtieass unb
1sasn guur bnr@ panitliSt 9aaluns tsrr geluat BE-.
pdtrt taben, ~tnSftblen i'd ftlbf rnb tsnnsn gtT1& .rrnaen
ssn Gietutaunt iu ben bintsfsn Gatsa entetatn ssnSg MEN
rtrttn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18

Wtan iarste untsr bisisn Stein
Sen reiditen @sSbals bon Gennss Gin ;
I'm t.in Heuiabrssdasnt gu 9sben,
Sing er am Splpstsr aus Dem 2sbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
Bur SeaGtnng.

6srsstn sur6 ben arpbtu Grfpis. ptl6tn I'D. srmSa,
ltiutr H%triunss. Rraft Der hamburger Sruiftbse zen
rr. Musuff 8pnis In len aantm geeiuiattn Stdatsu
bat, striuatn st~iHsnl0is Ntnfttn. ~hsnf,Ibeu
natluaemsn une ben etuitu r4It4ts 5uia q mtHfesunssn In
ahnItHtr Bepaduue uRb nit etn'tlbta 4tbraa4s.N npd.
iunstn aniui1ptnstlp. Sab auf carer put.
Or. auauff a6uis's Samburssr Sruftbee
nur In Srisinal. padstsu, prsis 25 Gents,
obsr finf pafsts 81, Ssrfauft III In aasn GpO-
ttsfsn tu babsn ctsr pire aah Gmpfans BID
prstiss frtt mad alien 5bsilsn Der 8trsinistsn
Staatsh ptrianei. Wan abrsIEre:
u. Spseler S Co.,
Baltimore, Rb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
unb fernerbiu ale pier,tbn Saae.

HHV TF6HFIVFH HHI VVIttVH NHBE'
Der qanbunsspIas tttftr DampH&tFt tn SaIttmsrs Ia ~.
sItt6 DEPOT Der Baltimore uue Ohio. Giftnbabn, paat al.
faattrt spH nnS mad BEN Dtnta Ju binisersn prelfsr
%ttfSreet, as trstnh cine Gtfsu6ata ssa Rep Gprt uni
yttlabdpbta.
Be anfaaft Der Dampf&tH, pirs has Depot fur al. ut3i
Mustftattn stf4lpHtn, 70 bae bic Gtnpanetrtr nt6t Der o.
fahr ~aasseftst fne ron Sttristrn btf8ptustIt ~ psetu,
mas tn anetrn 5attnpldstn ltistr 70 oft Der 8aQtf.
gDtr na6tu moo ~btpnbtrs auf fsletnhs fur eeutf4s Ed.
ttahs btpba6tuussptrtten 8Srilst aufutrifam, rtI&t bh
Raft NIT unftrn Soften bttttt: Die pahasisrt fnb uuta
Dtutf&ts. f5nutu H6 alfp nit Stbermana perf6Rbtstn sbni
Dplmetf&tr ~ sebraudtn. umfssH aus ttnsm S&tf To
tas anstrt, ME bet tnbirtsttn Rtitn, fnett ni9t Ratt hP
TaHasttrt setta In Bremen fpsIti9 an Bsrb beS Ocean
tampftrs uns strlaHtH ~stHftIbta era In Saltimsrs-
gDsstn pstsrsr d~asIunft psass man a4 an bic Sta.raI
aetuttu
A. $6u6ma6sr & Co.,
SO. s Glib 9ap St., Baltimore, Mo
aasiniss astutsn fur DuSuau. unb ir.s.ssas peter
3ttutu. Sotn, Dubuque, Some.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
a geutur

6t "
ffr bic 8 srpstsu DampH4tTs. q smpasHissa nee aa,s q.
Sdslihs abfabrt.
carabnrg- ImerifaniIHe Qtnie is Damptsr.
Rprb.D tutf&sr 9lpss, 9rsutn i6 Dampisr.
&anarb eiats, eipsrpp0l u. gntptr. is Darapter.
Rsb Sar Fine 8Dampisr.
DIE 9auftnts Bon paFasirsa, bic ID tn ben Ittttu IS
Setrtn auf bttfsu Dampfsrn bnTabr rnh tinIbu fpetrt
babe ans bic btat gmpfsslnas - sastn ntr sas 8utrsst en-
nsinu 6rsunss stF&at.
Sn 9~erbinSuns NIT Obissut, iisls i'd
We@ieI anf ale 5anptitabte guropa's aus.
G~tienbabn : SiGetS
sa& ausa paustadbtsn ameiia's uub galtfsrntas iSHnta
esiaut ptrbe; u IN ni&t nstSts HS euf ban psSSts bic
Rippsn dnasttu % Iantn.
Grunbeisentban (REAL ESTATE.
Clint srSts ausrssl bee ttata siatt. gistntsuxs, pis
and garmtn unb prairitansersitu ssb BET rtr ats % ben
~eanhtsatn Dsbinsuns,u a. tabta unb srfuSt, Id ttssnl Der
itn Sch In Gtstnthua a6u uns stutuuSriasub saIIstn
nth. mdnt etatx ~ prhftn.
Str anIssHns Dor capi.aIien Ssb aaf a&rH, aus raaas
Deter aisne.
soil d t { a,
a~aufbrirt. Sepstbtitu. n,bR alta Sftitatn DsfsSintta
rreen aus plahiAft bnsrst.
cface; Ode BON gaain uab 5. Stragt,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-02-18
ueber Baltimore.

Ststr, Der has alt, gatrlans teu&sn pber Bsrrantt
uns 8rtunstssn Gurpsa Tom ntn lafsn NTH. ioan bic pp&t
spatn, ututn ,~eftrrtu S6roubtu. Ypasampf&tdeet
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05
coseREMIoxAL.
Benas

Senate.
WASHINGTON, December "A number
OF private bills were introduced. also Q
bill. by Morrill,. to facilitate the funding
Of the national debt.
Carpenter offered q resolution declar.
ing that resumption, the circulation Of
gold. silver and ersenbscks as lawful
money, and the expectation that the
finances would not be disturbed. had
been followed by q revival OF industry
and general prosperity; that Q success
full conduct OF business depended on q
stable financial policy, and that, there.
fore. in the opinion Of the Senate. any
legislation during the present session
materially changing the existing system
Of finance would be inexpsdisnt.
After o short executive session the
Senate adjourned till Monday.
Hsuse.
Among the bills and resolutions intro.
duced and referred this morning was one
BY Gillette. declaring that Congress IL
not only opposed to any reduction In
the volume OF United States legal tender
notes, but on the contrary Is In favor Of
substituting grssnbscks for national bank
notes, and that II 10 In favor OF free and
unrestricted coinage OF the 4l2H grains
silver dollar.
The House went into Committee Of
the Whole for the purpose Of distributing
the Presidents message. When the com.
mittss rose the House adjourned till
Monday.
The Chairman OF the House Com.
mittee on Appropriations today received
q communication from Attorney General
Dsvens stating that the amount needed
as q deficiency In the appropriation for
United States Marshals and Deputy Mar.
shals during the current year IL $500, 900.
This 10 the amount voted by the House
last session In the bill which President
Hayes vetoed ON account Of Its restrictive
clause prohibiting the use Of any portion
OF tho money for the payment Of Deputy
Marshals Of elections. The committee
will meet tomorrow to consider the sub.
TAT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05
A Defence Of Red Hair.

An admirer Of red hair. who has II him.
self. glori6es that style thus: Through.
out creation nature appears to delight In
red. It predominates in the pleasure OF
the imagination. for whatever IL beauti.
full, agreeable. or sublime partakes OF
red. The rainbow. the rose, and the
charming lip and cheek Of beauty's self.
the sun. the source Of heat and light,
are all red; as Is also the fire, the mighty
autocrat Of the universe. The most
brilliant flowers. the most delicious
fruits, the orange. the apple. and tho
peach. ars red. Through the animal
kingdom red predominates, a. In the
king Of beasts, the lion. But 60 further:
Adam, the first Of mankind, was red.
The greatest OF Grecians. Jupiter, Apol.
10 and Vulcan. were crimson. Samson.
whose strength wa gigantic, derived his
power from his red hair, and the destiny
OF the empire Of Athens depended on the
red hair OF Nissus. Queen Elizabeth
had red hair; so had Shakespeare and
Spencer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05
Important to Brewers.

MnwAuKKr. December 5.-In the
United States Court. Judge Dyer ha,
decided the case Of Mrsthew Gotirisd
against the Philip Best Brewery Com.
pany, sustaining the c~omplainant's pat.
emit. The decision 10 Of great impor.
lance TO brewers, a. Il makes them
liable for royalty for the use Of the pro.
cess and apparatus for pitching the
inner surface Of kegs and barrels, which
have been In use In large brswsries for
several years. II IL undsrstood that
other large brewers, intending those Of
Illinois and other States. have stipulated
to abide BY the dsciaion. subject to its
confirmation by the Supreme Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

The beer brewers Of Cincinnati. who
have long been conducting . ruinous
competition with each other. have deter
mined to consolidate all Of their estab-
lishmsnts and conduct the business
jointly hsncsiorth. This will result,
they think. in improving the quality OF
their manufacture. besides enabling
them to sell ct prices that will leave .
fair profit. The price Of beer had fallen
TO 81 . barrel. which wa about its cost.
The price in New York il IS, and the
average profit 10 estimated to be about
81. Besides thus selling at cost. the
Cincinnati brewers had non : paying
frauds ON their lists OF customers, whom
the competition prevented from drop
ping. To throw these dsadhesd saloon
keepers overheard will DO one OF the
first snjoymsnts in which the new con-
solidation will indulge.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

The Supreme Court Of California hav'
ing decided that the nswly.elscted Of
ncsrs Of San Francisco were entitled 10
their seats. each and all Of them stepped
into the various positions to which they
were elected on Friday evening last,
Mayor Bryant surrendered the keys oil
the city in . graceful manner and nice
speech. and Mayor Kalloch received
them ditto. hoping. ETC.. promising. etc.,
and grssping the hickory shillalah oil
reform firmly by the middle declared by
the holy poker that he would - or he
hoped he might DO effectually couped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05
WILL ARDLY DO TEL.

Delesste Cannon says the Presidents
ms.ssre has given tho deathblow TO any
idea OF procuring the admission OF Utah a.
n State ri this session. He criticises very
severely the Presidents assertions con-
corning the Mormons and says he recently
had several interviews with the President
and disabused him. or endeavored to do
90. Of some Of the prevailing notions
WasAingtOa Telegram.
Il will be very hard for Delegate Cam
NON or anybody else to disabuss the
American people Of certain pretty well
established notions in regard to Mormon
atrocities in the past or Mormon disloysi'
" and Mormon intrigue among the In
dams. even extending to the present
time among the Utss. It Is difficult to
copyinos the generality Of the American
people that the Mormons r good
American citizens or have sny love for
the Union OF which they aspire to mako
their State . member. They must wash
their endowment robes cleaner. sIps-
Renee . change OF heart, and abandon
their seditious and criminal practices
before they can be admitted to the great
American family. Meanwhile they a.
we'll - the Indians should be turned
over to tho Military Department until 1t
10 shown that Utah contains enough OF
. loyal American population to sntiils
her to admission. The Mormons must
stay ont on probation until they can
show their allegiance to the Government
and respect for tho laws. before they
will bs allowed to affiliate with the
recognized citizens Of the great American
Republic.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

Rev. !. s. Kalloch has always sus-
tanned rather Of q tough reputation. not
only in the East. but wherever he has
been. He has. however. fought hard to
rscupsrats his character and get into
respectable society II possible. He has
in . measure overcome the indiscretions
Of his youth and at last got elected
Mayor Of San Francisco. Hereafter he
proposes to stick to his reformation
boom and 30 o virtuous and happy
Christian. It's well; encourage him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

Fred II. Hart Of the Daily Exchanges,
San Francisco. was married on the 26th
ult. to Maggie II. Farrell, Q sister to
Mrs. Dan Callahan. Of Lander county.
In this State. Fred has had his ups and
downs for q good many years on this
coast. but now he takes his heart In
hand and settles down to square matri.
monial life. His numerous friends here
in the land Of sagebrush and silver bricks
wish him unlimited joy and prosperity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

Senator Jones. Of Nevada, took his
place in the United States Senate yes
tsrdsy. having arrived from New York,
whore he was temporarily detained on
business. He will come homo TO Nevada
during the Christmas holiday recess and
take his family on to Warrington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

When little Bob asked his sisters
bean for . cigar. his future brother.in.
Law snubbed him with the remark
''Young man. . strap would do you more
good" Next night Bob's sister and her
young man got their hands, chins and
clothes smearsd with coal.tar while lin
Rering at the front gate, and little Bob.
when Questioned on the subject, said he
couldn't tell . is-'it must have been Q
tramp."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
~(sr.ollL TO TEE O { HILL DAILY mvs.
The Queens Illness.

The Queens Illness.
LONDON. December 4.-Ths illness OF
Che Queen has not materially yielded to
treatment. In connection with the
symptoms which accompany an acute
attack Of biliousness, Her Majesty Il
suffering from severe sore throat, which
threatens serious results. Her Majesty's
physicians are said to regard her case a.
requiring most careful and skillful sttsn.
ton, and have issued directions that NO
person, except nurses and members Of
the royal household DO admitted to her
presence for the present. Matters Of
state which demand the Queens Official
coRnizance, and documents which are
imperative without her signature, are
laid on the table to await the issue OF
her iudisposition. In Court and Gov.
eminent circles much solioituds IL felt.
and bulletins, which are posted several
times . day, containing q brief an.
nouncement Of her condition, are sur.
rounded and read by interested crowds
Of people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05
THERE Is HEALTH AHEAD

For cherries dyspepties who viii use Hostst.
ter's Stomach Bittsrs. which will enable them
to digest, restore their appstitss. steady their
nerves, and drive away the blues. II with
ruch Q prospect there are any Of them who
neglect 70 pront by the above suggestion, why.
her deserve to suffer, that 10 all. Let them
ask any one Who has used the Bitters II II 10
not . good medicine, and n they receive .
truthful rcply Il will DO IN Affirmative. BIZ.
are al conquered By this highly estsemed and
professionally sanctioned specific, which has
also won Q national reputation % q remedy for.
and means Of sverting intermit'ent and remit
tent fsvers. Il hes Q cheering effect upOn the
respondent invalid. and may BIO relied upon to
produce decisive. and not palliative siects. Il
IL the one thing nsedful Tor the cure OF dys.
peps ., and nothing ~ill supply its plsoe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

The boy who doesn't leap over seven
hitehing. posts. kick . lame dog. snatch
ahandful Of navy beans In front Of every
grocery store. knock over . boz or TIVE
and work the handle Of every pump on
the sidewalk on his way home from
school. i either lazy OF dsssa't fsS
well.
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uEkrlHo's COUGH lolENoes !

Lns urset Snush semedy There 10
ooueH. lRoNoHiTis and pisoRDEts or
TIE THROAT aiiks Yield 10 its induspes.
The hlehset medical testimony states no better
cure for thess complaints exists NOV proved
b. over half Q esntuSy's expshsnce,. Thsy
iSe;,iH "a S'i Sott SSfp 1Gs I; :SI ,to': Se.S ssrsi
By THoNAs kSIriNo, London. Sdsie. 40
sold b. Ill 1fuersts. Assnta for the Psct1o
ooast, hKpIAofoN 3 CO. and CaAe. LANG.
LII 3 90. Ian yrsnsisco. nevSSm-s
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A CARD.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

nHE TAKES FOR TEE IIsoAL YkAR
/ ending Nay iss. 1850. for the Town Of Cold
Hin. are now doe and payable % NE q ny
once. back Of Fellow Jiekss RnCne HOUSE.
Main street, Gold Hill, between ths hours q
10 a. =. and Z 2. r.. The Laws Ordinances
strictly enforced. All tsxes not paid Will DO
coma dslinqusnt on the lth Of Octobsr. isU.
y. Y. FOLSOM.
Narshai and ex.omcio Tax Collector.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

Under its present editorial manage
mont the Bodis Standard shows consid.
srsbls improvement. It Is avery lively.
wideawaks. wslLconducted paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-05

eli thsrs's NO moonlight, will you
meet ne BY sasteht. dearest Julians 2"
"No. Augustus. ! WON'T" che replied,
81 an ~ eas meter"
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The Ute Examination.

DrSvrR, December A special to
the Tribune says : Chief Colorow sp-
psarsd before the Peace Commissioners
1t Los Pinos on Monday, and testified
that hs took part in the Thotnburgh
asht, corroborsting the statement already
made, that he and Jack led the Indians
in the light. He states that the fight
was an accident. the troops trying to
avoid the Utss by taking the trail. In.
stead OF the regular road through Milk
River Canyon, while the Utss. who were
doing the very same thing to avoid the
soldiers, were surprised when the COM
mand came mp and began the fight,
quite unexpectedly to themselves. Col.
GROW swore positively that Mormons
had promised to assist the Indians In
any war with the United States troops.
The Commissioners are now much nor
hopeful OF accomplishing something
than formerly.
Texas Sociable.
GALVESTON. Texas, December "A
special from Waco says: Last night in
the country nea here, whore . dance
was progressing. Bud Wood asked Miss
Grace stanAeld to dance. which she de-
clinsd. Wood became angry and com.
mandsd the dance to q Wood then
followed VIII. Curris into Q back room.
provoked . nght, and Currie knocked
him down with . pair OF tongs. They
then met outside Of the house and had q
duel with pistols. in which a dozen shots
we're exchanged. Currie was wounded
In the hand, . ~by.standsr in the leg.
and George Wood shot In the thigh.
Bud Wood then went where Miss Stan.
field was talking with Albert Cooh. and
made two attempts to shoot her. then
remarking to Coch, ''You are . friend Of
Currie." shot Coch dead and escaped.
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NAsH ousroxERs WILL FIND IT 10
Stock Of go,ds bsfors purchasing elsewhere, q
al my eoods afs bought for cash, ana I SELL
THY oHkAPkR than any othsr stors. FOR
ALEX. o0HN,
odl yslovs' Building. Cola HIN.