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

A few experts. including Philip
Dsideshsimsr. Of the Hale & Norcross.
A. B. Thompson, Robert Heating, ]. B.
Ryan and D. E. Mccarthy. Of the Chroni.
Gle and NEWS reporter, accompanied
Superintendent Patton into the ophir
this morning.
The main point Of interest in the
mine is the bottom Of the incline. This
was found to have psnstrated q body Of
ore about IA feet. This ore body has
every indication Of being q formation
never before encountered In the mine.
The characteristics Of the body itself a.
we'll a. Its approaches differ essentially
from all others Of the mine.
The approaches were first encountered
In the incline between the 2l00 and
1900 levels. Since that time the string
era Of quartz and the general hndliness
OF the vein matter have increased. Last
Tuesday the incline cut through q clay
wall from four inches to q foot In
thickness and entered tho present ore
body. Tho surrounding porphyry
abounds in pyritss Of iron and other
friendly Indications.
When FIRST encountered, the indioa-
tons were that the ore body had . dip
to the west similar to the stringsrs OF
quartz found before reaching 1t. After
penetrating It Q few feet. however. the
slips Of clay in the ore body all had q
regular pitch to the east. The ore
body has increased in richness % depth
has been gained. Assays now run from
$12 to 800, Of which over ons.half 10
gold.
The ore body seems to have been
struck at the apex, but further develop
msnts will tell more about It, its mako
and strength. These will be made as
o as the north drift, $500 level, 10
sufficiently advanced to permit OF the
resumption Of sinking.
That this il not tho ore body found In
the Hardy vein 10 proved by its sur.
roundings and Its characteristics. The
Hardy vein was surrounded BY hard
porphyry. carrying stringers Of finty
quartz. The vein itself wal also less
kindly than is this. The porphyry
above the present ore body il such that
ore can live In II and the quartz OF the
vein itself Is open, porous, soft and
generous. Il Is certainly the finest
prospect encountered In the Ophir for
years.
The incline will be stopped tomorrow
morning to open the station at tho $500
level and TO start the drift north on that
level. This will take about ten days,
when sinking will be resumed.
All portions Of the mine were thrown
open to visitors to-day and they were
conducted whithsrsoever they wished
to 60.
No particular changes were found in
the slopes. Those IN the 1000 level are
still following the vein south. The same
Ia true Of the sixth floor above. Some
times the vein Is found to widen and
again to contract, SO that no real changes
can be reported. The ore vein being
followed south on the 2100 level from
the bottom OF the WINE down from the
1000 level shows tho Same character
istics. The ore at all three points IL
vsyv rich
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-05
Ever Popular.

The ever popular White House, IA
South @ street, now run by Abraham
Bros. Il Co., Is moro Of a favorite
place for the purchase Of good clothing,
furnishing goods, hats, caps. boots,
shoes, etc., than ever before. because
bottom prices prevail there. The gen.
tlsmanly proprietors have just received
the choicest and biggest lot OF Spring
goods ever unloaded in Virginia at any
one time, and are selling at q percent.
ago below bankruptcy prices.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-05

VIRGINIA CrrY. May .. 1s7s.-H,"y
~. CAaris., Secretary: The extreme heat
ON our bottom lsvels up TO yesterday
morning WAS almost unbearsble', In con.
sequence Of the main pump-rod preaking
last Tuesday noon, causing tbs wates 70
rise "a inches on the door Of tho 2eoo
level while repairs were being. made.
During the past 80 hours the mine has
cooled down to . moderate working tenn
nerature, which enables rs TO make bettsr
progress. not only on repair: In tne
drift, 1000 level. but also in e1cavanng
the vinzo chamber. 1900 level: The
former level il found to be crushed so a
to require repairs 1t several points, caused
by the level being flooded. Our pumps
siili continue TO discharge water Into ths
sutro Tunnel through . siI'inch PIPE,
placed by the tunnel company. for this
pnrno.s. The pumps and machinery re-
main in fair working condition.
HENRY BAwpxS, supt.
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UnifoFm ball.

The grand uniform ball OF Liberty
Volunteer Hose Company No. l will be
held st Gold Hill Miners Union Hall
mex. Wednesday evening. This will be
the second anniversary celebration OF
the Liberty Hose. The organization Is
o most Jealous and effective one. and
should be especially sustained aud en-
oouraesd by the citizens Of Gold Hill.
Every arrangement has been completed
for q good time. Take q ticket and 60.
L IL duo the boys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-05

ANOTHER LIoHTsrNo DlIrT.-A drift
IL about being started on the 1900 level
Of the Hale 4 N~oroross, TO connect 1t
with the lateral drift Of the Sutro Tun.
mel running out to the Julia mine. This
DRIFT will be over 800 feet in length, and
will be pushed ahead OF lightning speed,
will in abort DO made q second eight.
Ing drift" It Is intended for use In
case there shall ct any time b more
water sent to the Requa shaft than can
be handled at that point.
IscospoRArIox.-A certified copy Of
the Act to incorporate the Holiday
Overland Mail and Express Company.
and also Of an Act supplemental thereto.
changing tho nams to Wells. Fargo q
Company, has been fled with the
County Recorder. The former was ap-
proved February 8, 1866, by Governor
Cummings Of Colorado Territory, and
the latter January 26, 1872, by Governor
NcCook Of Colorado Territory.
Mps1xo.-Jack Sullivan, . sailor
from Emerald Bay, Lake Tahoe, dissp.
pearsd from the County Hospital, two
or three days ago. since which time
nothing has been heard Of his where
sbouts. Any person knowing anything
about said Sullivan will confer 0 favor
BY communication with DR.. Kirby,
County Physician.
TIE Con. Imperial new air compressor
will take steam tomorrow. The steam
cylinder 10 22xS0 inches; the air cylinder
1880 inches. II wa made shortto suit
the old foundation on which y Is 'plaosd.
LocArlos.-Bennstt symons. Nom
arch, Q relocation Of the City OF Mel
bourne, Gold bill District, 1900 feet.
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Rould 4 Curry.

VIRGINIA CrrY. May s. 1874. x.
Darbro,r, Secretary: During the past Week
the 100 joint east drift was advanced ~
feet. Work In this drift has been delayed
somewhat on account OF putting In . ~
inch air pipe. The Osbiston shaft was
sunk and timbered Is feetduring b week.
The drain tunnel Ia now In 422 feet.
H. H. PESoYEn, Supt.
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Elections.

The municipal elections Of Virginia
and Gold Hill have been held to-day.
Up to the hour Of going to press every
thing has passed off quietly. There has
been q general interest ma infested, but
party limos have been ignored to q great
e1tsnt, the voters looking on all tickets
and taking their choice among tho
candidates. There has consequently
been q good deal OF scratching.
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Bullion.

Coin HILL. May s, 1873. - Joseph
Gru.., Secretary On tho also level We
have commenced sinking u incline
vinze, and % soon a. sufficient depth Is
attained We will commence setting up our
now engine on this level. The new air
compressor Ia in position and We are now
engaged In making necessary air and steam
connections with the same, which will DO
completed tomorrow night. Owing to
putting up the new machinery no work has
been done on the lower levels.
E. A. SCHULTZ, Supt.
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Progress OF the sub.drain.

The Sutro Independent Of this morning
says: An average Of $50 holes per
shift is being blasted in the tunnel, and
$3.50 feet Of the sub-drain has been
completed. The drain will contain two
boxes, each 1924 inches In the clear.
The material will be OF 3.inoh Sierra
Nevada pine. This box, four miles
long, II sawed into inch boards twelve
inches wide. placed end TO end. would
reach from Virginia City to Sscramsnto'
Cal. A piece Of hoop iron, TX inohe.
wide, will be inserted half In the end OF
each box, in order to make the oonnec.
ton water.tight.
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BAaf Ralcher.

VIRGINIA CRY. May 8, l879.-W William
Wills, Secretary The 100 joint east
drift was advanced 20 feet during tho
week. Total length from north lateral
drift, 844 feet. The face OF the drift 10 In
soft ground. The 0biston shaft has been
sunk and timbsred Is feet during tho
week total depth. 645 feet. Tho water
10 coming in very strong. Made Ss feet In
the drain tunnel during the week.
H. II. PENoYER, Supt.
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D.pars.res saturday EvsninE.

Re Floyd. T E Fraser. Mrs p II Baltz,
Mrs J Z Jones. Mrs L Merrill. 1 Q Bart
lett, @ N Atherton. 3 NJ Curtis, ] M
Hutchings. d Baird. r Anderson. j Kay,
+ II johnson. II r Stanley, d II Wood
worth, Z Como. Z Houghton, A CLARK, p
aothisr, Z Taylor. W J Duke, Jennie Gray,
O II Cogswsll.
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Opnir.

VIRGINIA. CIrr. May 3, 1870. l..
W,ler, President: During the past week
the main incline has been sunk and tim.
bored Is feet, making . total depth below
the 1900 station, on tho slope. OF A feet.
On Monday We cut through . clay seam
dipping west into quartz, giving low -.
says. and the bottom Ia now in the same
material. We shall continue sinking till
Tuesday next. and then commence excava-
ting the $500 station.
On the 1000 level the south drift from
No. I winze has been advanced 20 feet, in
good milling ore. and 10 now A feet south
OF the winzs. The drift from the joint
Mexican upraise to the 1000 level Ia con.
nected with tho main north drift on that
level, and we are now e~nlarging tho same
for IN air gallery.
On the 1000 level tho north drift from
No. winze to crosscut No. 2 Ia completed
aud the connection made. The ore slopes
continue to look we'll and are yielding the
usual amount Of ore. The repairs to the
main shaft are progressing we'll.
W. II. PATTON, Supt.
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New Supplies.

Robinson & Folsom, wholesale and
retail dealers In choice and fresh family
groceries, etc., just below the railroad
crossing, Gold Hill. have just tumblsd
In an immense new stock and are pre-
pared to deliver free OF charge the very
best OF provisions, etc. Illuminating
aud ~lubricating oils o specially.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-05
Loans ON stocks.

The Nevada Bank has announced to
It's customers that more money would
be loaned on several Of the leading
stocks. On Sierra Nevada the loans
have been advanced from $40 to $25,
ON Union from $25 to $50, Ophir from
$40 to SIS. Mexican from $l2 to $40,
Gould Il Curry from 80 to 81 and Hale
4 Norcross from 81 to S..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-05

VIRGINIA CRY, 8, 1879.-E. p. Hotmes.
Secretary: The incline has been retimbersd
2s7 feet to date, IS feet having been done
since my last report. We have repaired
the north 1000 lateral drift 80 feet, making
q total repaired Of GO feet. We are still
~overhauling the pumps and retimbering
tho 1900 bob pit. The repairs TO the sur
face machinery are making good progress
and are nearing completion. The water
stands about 1T feet on the incline above
the 1900 level.
M. @, GILLETTE, Supt.
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North Bouan.a and PIowsry.

VIRGINIA. CITY, May 8. 1879.-W. ".
Siet.on, Secretary: The mines are clear OF
water to 9 point below the second station.
and II we have no bad luck We shall re-
sumo sinking again the coming week. We
have recovered the large donkey pump
that we Lost on first striking the water.
and will put II in use tonight. The water
IL fast running down. and will o o give
~ but little trouble. Tho lateral drift
north from the Hrst station has been sd-
vsnced 40 feet during the week. The en-
CINE and blower at the first station have
BEEN started. which gives us plenty OF air.
The new machinery 10 working TO our en-
tire satisfaction. The now buildings are
not yet completed.
d. H. JACKSON, 8upt.
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GOLD HILL, May s, ls79.-Jo.eph Gr"'..
Secretary. The Imperial IL still engaged
in putting in the new air compressor, con-
seduently no work has been done on The
2IoO level during the past week, except re-
pairing the tracks and making othor neces'
sary repairs in the drift. expect 70 %
able to resume work by the latter part OF
ths week, E. A. SCHULTZ, Supt.
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Arriyala Yestsrday MerninK.

Mrs D D Thomas. Mrs Lsitwich, W E
Morby and wife. II Shoneman, A Jose, II
Long. Mrs Ausby. Mrs A Cohen and son.
l. Leibes. VIM Sexton. VIM Macdonald. II
II Wright. d II Smith. Robert PiIley. s
Jacobs. ] J Conner. ] Armstrong, W II
Travata, Z williams. Thos Pluett, ID
stoy. J II Parkes. @ II Taylor. O.. J. Pol
lard, p W Hiskes. J N Douglas, ] l. Brad
ley. E Chislovich, s X Thornton. John
Kelly. o Fraser. Mrs Aubin, II p Heating.
q Ross. J @ Kerchabal. L b Rail, Mrs
Lindsay. II Thompson and wife.
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Trojan.

GOLD HILL, May 8. 1879. - Darid
Wider, Secretary: Third station, south
drift from Wine station IL in 2S feet. Up
raise from Same Is up 50 feet through
quartz and porphyry, giving low assays.
Timbered Is feet Of northeast drift. seo.
ond station, south drift from upraise has
been advanced "a feet through ore OF o
fair grade. Mill started up on the LIST
with 1000 tons Of ore IN hand.
ALBERT LACKEr, Supt.
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Utah.


VIRGINIA Orr, May 8, ls79.-Gsorge
C. Pratt, Secretary : Our main incline has
been sunk and timbered "a feet; total
depth below the 1850 level. 472 feet on the
slope. The ground is . little harder than
usual. Tho greater part Of the V-bob has
been lowered In place; the remainder will
DO lowered next Monday and the whole set
mp. We expect to commence excayatng
for Q balance bob ct the bottom Of the In
cline In . few days. Some necessary re-
pairs are being made TO the incline and
drifts. Our mashinery 10 all working
well. w. B. S%HEPPERp, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-05

At q regular meeting Of wsshos
Typographical Union, No. IS, held in
Virginia City. yesterday, the following
named officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing term Of six months: Prssi.
dent, @. A. v. Putnam; Vice President,
A. j. Mccarthy; Recording Secretary,
Pleasant Moore; Financial Secretary,
]. B. Weston; Treasurer, F. Slate; Ser.
gsant-at-Arms, James Griffin; Board OF
Directors. o. Harlow. Peter Myers,
W. r. McKson and D. J. Mathews.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-05
Educasionai.

Professor J. z. Bray has accepted the
appointment Of Principal Of tho Public
schools Of Lyon county, and enters
upon bis nsv duties to-day. Mr.. Bray
has been teaching . private school in
Geld Hill for some time past. giving the
.ost perfect satisfaction. There ~ no
auction a. to his ability in every re
spsct, or that he will give the most per.
- s~stisfsotion 10 the scholars and
u~rsnts az scholars Of Lyon county.
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Halo q NOrer0Aa.

VIRGINIA Crrr. Nay s. ls79.-Jod y.
Liohtn.r, Secretary. We are cutting out .
station in the incline at the Sutro Tunnel
level, from which drift will DO
run connecting with tho south branch oil
the Sutro Tunnel. The water In the In
cline Ii l2l feet above the 1900 station.
PHILIPP D~KIDrsnrINra, Sups
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Beleher.

GoLp HILL, May 5. 1s7s.-James Nec-
lands. President: The north incline has
attained . depth Of lSl feet below the 1850
level, having been sunk n feet during the
week. Forty feet more will bring Tito
the 2760 level. To the length Of the 2560
south drift 40 feet have been added during
the week. making Its total length 1858 feet.
The face Of this drift IL in favorable look
ing ground. Crosscut No. 4 on tho 2s60
level Is in 15i feet. having been run 20
feet tho past week. From the appearance
Of this crosscut IL Is very near the vein.
W. II. SMITH, Supt.
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Bullion.
Bullion will DO shipped tonight
Nevada Bank.

The Bank Of Nevada Is a dslightthese
times to business men and all who do
business with It. The institution has q
paid up capital OF $40, oOO, 900 and a
reserve Of United States bonds Of 49,.
500, 900 more. Ageneral banking bust
ness IL done ct the Agency al Virginia
and drafts and letters Of credit given all
oYar the world.
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r.,,n Co.,o,,d.,ed yirrinia.

VIRGINIA CIrr, May 8, 1S79.-Gsorge
G. Pratt. S,eretory: Tho repairs to the
shaft were completed on Sunday last and
work resumed In the bottom. The l7oo
station has been timbsred and the shaft
sunk 10 feet during the week, passing
through hard.blasting porphyry, showing
some water. Our hosting machinery 10
W. H. PATTON, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-05
n.,.,,urc. la.s Evening.

Campbell and wife, II Conweli, Mrs
Turton. Thomas Ewing. W NJ Dyer, VIM
Wolf and wife. NJ James and wife, W Ii
smith, J W Mackey, ] Splann and wife, j
@ Piver. X v Ley, b Gilman, N Douglas,
J Bowksr. ] Steiber, Mrs w ID keiser, q
N Taylor. Mrs @ b Hill. Mrs AC Crew
Mrs @ Piver. Hattie Mefford, Charles
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Arr,,.,. sh,s MersIsE.

T. Dovely. II q Shaw. A Shane, M
Cuna. NJ Farrell. A Rothchild. q Ration.
s J Dickson. J d Bruner. Vim Ross. W G
White, 8 N Marletts and wife. Mrs M
Jones, p Hogan. II Crandall. Mrs Sc
Kimball, d b Cuts. Mrs b II Mcclure.
Mrs + Lewis. Mrs b c Whitman. Mrs
II N Yerington, II q Elder. ID q Whit
man. II McKinnou, W Coffee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-05

TEE water in the flooded mines raised
10 fec. during the 4s hours ending this
morning.
LADY, BaYAs has levied an assessment
of 80 cents per sh.Fs. delinquent June q.
Expr,rs report no particular changes
In Sierra Nevada sincs last Visiting.
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n.u.rNororoes.savaEe shan.

yrRoNIA Crrr, May 8. 1879. W. e.
Dean, Secretary Since last report We have
repaired 10 feet Of shaft. Tho water nss
come up forty feet during the past week
and now stands At 1764 feet below the top OF
shaft. The temperature Of the water Is
l24 degrees Fahrenheit. Ca
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REPORT,
san Franofsco Board.
THIS

THIS MORNING..
1900 Ophir. So. ssh, SIN, SIN. 81
405 Mexican, SCH, 36k
l7o Gould 4 Curry. o 50, on, 0 G. bio
rs Best& Bslcher. IGN
SIS California, ca
S65 Savage. IL, II IL
$50 Cen. Virginia. 6N, 6S.7
100 Chollar, ca
$500 Potosi. 8 so
sss Hale Norcross. l2s. i2s. i2s,
l2l2
$50 Crown Point. 81. 8 ~
$40 Yslisw Jacket, l5S, Is, l5s bSl5 81
BIS, l5a. Is II
1880 Imperial. i 80,
100 Kentuck. 4 60. AZ
so Alpha, 1sk
tbs Belcher. 6, 81
lilo Confidence. IA
200 Sierra Nevada. 49k, so. 49a
$50 Utah, IAN. II, 49,. i4k
SIS Bullion.i5 II
$50 Exchequer. 5 IL. >, 10
$50 Justice. 8 Is. > 70
$50 Union Con-, "a. TAN
so Succor. 3sc
$40 Alta, @. 6 II
$50 LadyBryan, SOC, 55c
ais Julia. 8 80. 8 50
so Caledonia. IN, I 20. l e.
800 Baltimore. SOC
400 Silver Hill. I 10
$40 Challenge. AZ. AZ
ESQ New York. Csc
200 Phil Sheridan. 45c b30. 400
200 woodville, 25c
500 Lady Washington Con-, ! 10
$50 Andes. 40c. Sc.
$50 Ward. I 05
900 Scorpion. q 20. 2a, so
400 Leviathan. 75c. zoe
lis North Con. Virginia, 10a
600 Benton Con-, Al. 4 80. 4 80
$50 Trojan. So
100 Flowery. 60
S95 North bonanza. I 90. II. l 80
265 Con. Dorado. Sc, 90c
70 Mackay. ! 50. I IS
70 Mountain View. 7S,H
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woaK is temporarily suspended ct the
O. 4 O. shaft to put In Q new steam
chest.
TIE pay roll Of the Consolidated I'm
psrial for April was S10,465
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YelloW Jacket,

COLD HILL. Mays, 1s79.-Msreer 0tsy.
Secretary: The new shaft 10 now 2AS7
feet deep, where . station 10 being cut out,
which will be called In the future the 2500
station. This station IL timbered ave feet
to-day. /. Z. JAMES, Supt.
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LARD.

To all who are suffering fron the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness, sarly
decay, loss Of manhood, etc.. i will send .
receipt that will cure you, YnRl OF oHAaox,
This great remedy was discovered By mission.
airy In South America. Sand 2 seh-eddreessd
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM,
Station d, New York City.
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ELECTRIC L

A sure cure for Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, Exhaustion, stc. The only reliable curs.
Circulars mailed free. Address J. X. REEVES,
IS Chatham street., New York. 3Ssn
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O. n. GALLUP.

o. n. aALLuP. opposite the Bank Of oalifor-
mia, Gold Hill, Keeps constantly on hand all
favorite brands Of Imported Cigar. choice bit
cigars, oil kinds OF chewing tobacco, meer.
schaum pipes, school books and stationery Of
all descriptions, nns cutlery. and toys and fancy
Foods Of all kinds. sp38 n
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DR.. mINTIR,s NRrHRRTIcUM.


"A compound nuid extract Of Buehu) Dr..
Nints's Nsphrsticum works wonders. All
cases Of Dropsy. Brght's Disease. Kidney. Blad.
der and Urinary Complaints, or Retention Of
Urine arc entirely cured BY the Nephfsticum:
Gravel, Diabetes, pain IN the bash, side ana
failed. See what the druggists Of Portland and
San Francisco ny about Dr.. Mintie's Nephreti-
cum and English Dsndelion Pills: ave have
sold Q large amount OF Or. Mintie's medicines.
the English Dandelion Pills. also the Nephreti.
cum, and In al cases they arc highly spoken OF
and give entire sstisfaction." John a. Childe.
Druggist. second street. Portland; Q. b. wood.
ward 4 90: Druggists. corner Fint ana AIosf
vhole'ale Druggists. Nos. . and 8 Front street..
San Francisco, say: I'VE regard Nephretteam
az ne 6st Kidnsy and Bladder Remedy Hfos
Ms pu5lie" All DruQRists keep these medicinss
FOR all dersngements Of the Liver. uss DR.. MIN.
ties English Dsndelion Pills. For Biliousness
ana Dyspepsia. use DR.. Mintte's Rnrllsh Dsnde-
lion Pills. For Fever and Agus. use Dr.: Matte:
English Dandeiion Pills. Every family should
Mintio's remedies will not "curs oil complaints"
but will, n taken according 10 directions, give
immediate relief. and perfect . cure IN AZ
troubles for which they are recommended. boid
By all Druggists.
TnxRz have been more cures OF seminal
weakness, nervous debility and paralysis made
By the wonderful Rpglish remedy, 6ir Ashley
Cooper's Vital Restorative, than By al other
remedies combined. Why will Jon suferi
s s.ass.' = a.. q; F =; Miss:' FOR r. the S- h: ss;1.A si and
be cured. Pios, - per bottle; four times the
quantity. fl0, Try o bottle, mh2o ly