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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-22
sierra Nevada.

VIRGINIA CrrY, Sept. 20. 1s7s.-W. W.
Stst.on, Secretary. In the crosscut east
from the bottom OF the east shaft We made
last week IS feet; total distance from the
station, IS feet. Tho face 10 In soft por-
phyry. We will be ready to pump our
water to the @. q G. shaft by Monday Of
next week. ALEX. @. MoKESzIE. Supt.
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ailver HllL.

SILVER HILL NINE. Sept. 40, lS7s.-W.
e. Dean. Secretary. During the past week
the crosscut, 1900 level. has been extended
east 40 feet through favorable.looking por'
phyry and requiring to DO we'll timbered'
Good work has been done on the founda.
tion for the compressor and framing Of
the building Is nearly completed.
M. o. HiLLYER, Sup't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-22
ISAAC L. REouA, supt.


VIRGINIA CrrY. Sept. %, 1879. D.
Hoims,, Secretary: During the week we
have cleaned ont and retimbered the lateral
drift running north from the bottom OF
south winze on the 1900 level 30 feet. We
are pushing this work Of the rate Of 0 feet
Der day, although the mine 10 extremely
hot. the temperature this morning at the
2IO0 station being l24 degrees Fahrenheit.
The usual repairs to the shaft have been
done. There Ia no change In the water
since my last report. Our machinery Is
all in good order and working well.
n. @. GILLrrTK, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-22
Trojan.

GOLD HILL, Sept. 90. 1S79.-Darid
Wilder, Secretary: Twenty-Five feet has
been added to south drift from west drift,
passing through some fair ore. Thirty
two feet added to east drift from incline
upraise, above second station, through
quartz giving low assays.
ALBEIT LAcKxY, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-22

Tho great libel suit Of Joseph F. Auds
vs. the Enterprise Publishing Co. will
come up before the District Court for
trial tomorrow. Extensive preparations
have been made for the trial Of the q
and there Is no doubt but that II will
come Of.
VIM. Henry and Geo. Anderson.
charged with burRlsrizing the White
House, Virginia, July Is, are on trial
before the District Court today,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-22
consolidated I,npsri.i.

GOLD HILL. Sept. a, 1874. X. p.
Harmon. President: Since last report We
have made the connection between the
vinze which was sunk from the 1000 level
ion the Alpha.Imperial line) and the up
raise from the 2l35 level. aud have been
engaged since in substantially timbering
IL throughout. The circulation OF air
through this winze has materially cooled
of a 2i0O and 1900 levels. and work on
the latter level can be continued with
much greater facility than before. During
the coming week the work Of repairing
aud timbering the remainder OF the burnt
drift, ON the 2i35 level will DO commenced.
siace my last letter . diamond drill has
been run east from the face Of the north
crosscut, 2SOe level, . distance OF l6o feet
through porphyry mixed with quartz.
During the week up to the present. but
very little water has been encountered.
During the week the south crosscut 225
feet south Of the north crosscut has been
advanced Is feet and 10 In from the lat
eral drift q distance OF 80 feet, the face in
norphyry with stringers Of favorable
looking quartz running through 1t. Every
thing IN and about the mine 10 running
satisfactorily. a. @. HAMILTON, sup't.
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sroCK aEPOkr.


THIS MORNING.
79s ophir. A. 4as. Aas BIS. 4ss bs,
"A b5
3i5 Mexican, 3sk, 3sk
IT'S Gould 4 Curry. II
100 Best 4 Beleher, l9S, 1914
470 California, Ga, 6, 81, q b5. O b3o
400 Savage. 1is. iis
TOO Con. Virginia, q. So. 6 b3o. 81
30 Chollar. Ct
$50 Potosi. 81. 81
$50 Hale 4 Norcross, II. 1ik
ITO Crown Point, 8 IS, 8 Gu
IS Yellow Jacket. l6S. IGN bio
$50 Imperial. I 40. I IS
40 Alpha. lsk. iss. lss
$50 Bslcher, ~, 4 As. 4 40. 4 -
so Confidence. ioS
Gao Sierra Nevada, 4sS. 4sS
lS5 Utah. 20k, 20S
ass Bullion. IN
5S5 Exchequer. Gu.
40 Overman. 9. 81
2i5 Justice. 8 IS. 8 co
Seq. Belcher. "a
AS Union Con-. "A. aS
60 Alta, CD, CT
40 Lady Bryan. I 10
725 Julia. A. 4 20. 4 Is
$50 Caledonia. 2 40
200 Silver Hill. l 65. l GO
so Challenge. 2 IS
705 New York. CSC. Coo
ss5 Occidental. 81. 4. ~, ~. $50, o,
50
600 Phil. Sheridan, 4Oc
sos Lady Washington Con-. I 20. ll5. Ito
955 Andes. I GO. I IS, ~
$50 Crown Point RAvine. zoo
$50 Ward. 2 So
$50 Scorpion. 8. 3 10. sos
$50 LeviAthan. Coo. Sc
800 Trojan. $50
SIS Benton Con-. 3 co
$50 Golden Gate. .
400 Solid Silver. 35c
200 Con. Dorado. IN
725 Fiowery. Toe. Csc, COO
745 North Bonanza, ! 70, l 50. G5
500 Fairfax. 90c
500 Pioneer. zoe
400 Msckay. I IS. l 40. l Is. ~, 65
200 Mountain View. 2 80
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Utah.

VIRGINIA CRIT. Sept. 90. is79.-George
C.. Pran, Secretary: We have today COM
pleted the repairs on the surface bob and
started up the pump, which works we'll.
and will nov pump the water out OF the
incline and resume the work Of putting In
the standing pumps. The water has been
held in check by the bailing tanks. some
slight repairs have been made In the W.
cline and on the chute Of the llse level.
On Wednesday our cable parted. and y
the same time . reel broke. We expect 70
have all repaired by Tuesday next.
w. B. sExYpERD, Supt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-22

OCTOBER SIXTH 10 RLEvKAfH,
QNoLUsIve)
TRIALS or SPEED TO BE CONDUCT.
KID UNDER THE AUsPICss OF
THE SOCIETY.
~Nlenday-FiYst Day.

No. l-staks for 2.year olds which have never
started In . nce: sas each. $40 forfeit, sios
No. a-Purse tiso; si2st to nrst. sas to second;
three quarters OF Q mile.
No. S-Bsllinetts stake. for thoroughbred 8.
year old nlliss: Society to add ssoo' d.sh o.
one and q half miles; entrance $50. Any dlly
that has previously won . race shall carry i've
pounds extra; and any ally that has won two
races eight pounds extra; any ally that has won
three races ten pounds extra. Second nlly to
save entrance.
ond, $50 10 third; heats Of Q mile. free for oil.
No. 8 Hurdle race. stake Of t2s each, $40 for.
felt. 500 added; one and Q quarter miles over
I'VE hurdles. three feet SIX inches high; weller
weights.
Tuesday-sscssd Day.
No 6~-Trouing: 40 class; free for oil horses
In Nevada; also for all horses from sierra. Las.
cen. Piumas and Modoo counties. California.
and Grant and Lake counties, Oregoni thres In
i've: purse $500; nrst horse $500. second horse
500.
repeat; pnrse $500; nrst horse $500. second
horse $l25, third horse SIS.
Wednesdsy-Third Day.
No. s-stakes for all 2.yesr olds. three-qusr.
tiers OF . mile. $50 each; Sas forfeit; 800 addsd.
No.yIo az . ,sSc ~, ~ M s ehI yna ~ gV wt,as
No: o.pa.h OF . bali mile; re e, al horsss
Oregon Purse Sisc: urst SorIs SiS. sscond
SS.esos: VIE s'oS' A'' WIZ sASS' ''SsA
No. ii-s,aiss Of s2s each. p. p; gold medal.
valus 800. added; one mile for amateur riders,
weight 100 pounds. The riders must be msm.
p.c,ec co.st Siood Wa,se Assoeistioo ~ soms
reonis, Jochsv Ginh md No ons who mstss =
bnsine.s of %trsininc horsrs. or who IA aver
yiddsn one. for money or is ro0aoed IN ths am.
ploymsnt Of trsininr In INV capscity. vim BE- el.
ii1ibie. Nominstions must Be- made In ths
name Of Inc person Who II TO rids; the horse
named 10 The secretsrv On Mondsy. ne nrstdsy
~ az p.ir
No ,aHHrrd,s ,.e. MIRA sooo. sr,t horS.
siss .AconS ho,.. an thIrd iors. ess, 800
~ mia. S,nns, ~ ~. hnrdis Sses On a. ART
a. a. cs,rv IA ,annss s.irs' sscond 8 nounds
ssirs' weller veichis'
NEVADA CUP-No. IL Handicap, Sweep
stake, $50 each; sa5 forfeit; $40 deciarstion;
$500 added; two aud . quarter mile; second
Weishts sunouncsd Ausust asth. dscIsrstiou 70
\. 49, asn.emns, Ia
"sN' 0sp''A'
Thursday-Fourth DAY.
-.
NO. t,Trotting, mile ana rspeat, ire ior sI
named in California and Oregon; purse $500;
IA sN no' N~
NO. H-Trouing, 22s class. free for oil; best
snIss N nys: purse $coo' nrs' morse sso'' w.
No is.Troti,nc Ava m,le, out. fra for all.
purse ssoo' nrst morse &c., second morse si"'
Priday-Fft Day.
=, ~. A..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-22
Belehsr.

GoLp HILL, Sept. %, l879.-Jdmss Ns'e-
land., Psssidsmt. The north incline has
reached q depth Of is feet below the 1880
level. having been sunk 10 feet the past
four days. The bottom Is now In very
Manufacturing ground. Guides for the
incline car have been put In from the 2I6o
station down to the bottom. The south
drift on the AGO level 10 In 93 feet. ~ feet
having been added during the week. The
face Of this drift IL in porphyry. All other
work in and about the mine Is going on -
ususl. W. d. sxrrH' SUPP.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-22
Consolidated virgisia.

yInorSIA Crrr. Sept. 20. 1874. W.
Harsa., Secretary: During the past week
sac tons Of orc have been hoisted. On
our $50 level the Joint California west
crosscut has been advanced 81 feet total
length, 65i feet. We have passed through
the clay into vein pOrphyry, showing
streaks Of quartz. The south lateral DRIFT
has been extended "a feet-totsl length, ~
feet-and still continues In vein forma-
ton. On our 1850 level the raise 10 now
up % feet. passing through rein porphy.
~. On the 1850 level the south drift has
been extended IS feet. and 10 o In 299
feet. passing through favorable material
showing streaks Of quartz. Work will be
resumed in the Best L Belcher joint winze
down from the 1900 level. designed to con.
meet with this south drift. nest week. AZ
the q. 4 c. shaft we arc to-day putting in
the last length Of pump.rod. and the pump
will be ready TO commence work to-mor-
row morning. w. II. PATTON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-22
AL Nororoaa.

VIRGINIA Orr. Sept. "a. 1s79.-Jod r.
Liohtnsr. Secretary: The 2200 pump 10 In
place. We begin cleaning out the 22Oo
north drift tonight.
PHIIIPP DErpKsHEInER. 5upt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
"0H!M MY! :: !! {; J J
lay. but
HUNT,
BACK!" Il! E E: 81! 81: :

Pr RNdIIY Tor Diseases OF The kidntys, BIaIIeT,
Liver and Urinary Organs, Dropsy. Gravel. Ola.
betes, Brght's Disease OF the Kidneys, lneon,inenee
aUNT's RKsfRDf has been
known TO fail.
MocsrrowN. Burlington Co.. Nj. Sept. IS. 1915.
VIZ. u. OLARKx. Dear Sir :-kighteen months
ago I had Dropsy around the heart. Ny
physicians and friends despsired Of my ever
gsiting well. The nrt bottle Of HUNTS RE
MEDY gave me great relief. feel I oge my
very existence 70 HUNTS REMEDY. and ! am
deeply thankful. ABIGAIL d. COLES.
-stRisofIELp. EfinghamC Co, Geo.. May ". 1853;
HUNTS REMEDY In . complicated case OF
Dropsy which I had been treating for eight
years, and I Ind HUNTS REMEDY 10 the best
medicine for Dropsy and the Kidneys have
avar uaal WIN iii. III. d..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-22

No. a. rotting. mile and repeat. free for Oh
named In California and Oregon; purss 5000;
nr.t horse t2so. second horse 500, third horse
$50.
NO. i5-Trotting, 226 class. free for oil; best
three In Ave; purse 500; nrt horse 500. SEQ
osd horpe $500.
No. ie-Trotting. ave miles out, free for oil;
purse $40; nnt horse s2o0. second horse $50.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

lie dropped into Jones' barber sn'P
at q time when the place was empty
Mr. Jones said good morning. WIN
professional gravity, and his visitor
stretched himself out on chair.
Fine weather, eh" queried the tonse'
rial artist.
%. you bet it is fine weather you bet
iti is fine weather it is just simply the
finest kind OF weather; you can't ma
finer weather than this in the poetic
portions of a dime novel ..oi
That's just what I've been telling
you; there's no doubt at all about the
daeness of this weather.
Shave sir =
Not this morning. Well, sir, to re-
turn to the weather, this reminds mo OF
a summer long ago when l wandered In
the woodland and iplucked the violet
from the brookside in boyish glee.'
Would you like to have your mns'
tache trimmedT
Not much. 1t doesn't need 1t thn
weather.
Don't you want your hair cut"
& don't fancy that 1 do, my dear
sir replied the stranger with Ia broad
grin.
DO you want shampoo?'
Nary shampoo faa.Dlos
ANY soap, pomade, combs and brush
es, or hair grease' I have q dazzling
assortment ...slu;,a
Il don't want to purchase anything
to day. Les4o5ol
And then Mr.. Jones in blank astonish-
msnt, asbed:
We'll, what do you want"
Dent want anything r,g -
Then why did you come in here"
why did come in heres Well III
tell you. saw that your chaira were
nice and easy, and that you seemed 70
be deserted and lonely, so I thought I'd
lust drop in, rest myself little, and
have a sociablc talk with you.n' - oy,o
And then he ambled out, leaying TIE
barber so petrlaed with anasemsnt
=
that he shaved six men before hs ~
marked, HAIRS gettin's q little thin ca
top, sir. Better try bottle Of ny
Capillary Coaxer.' f,,s'-tory 40
e.. L.
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P O E TT C A L.
@C~%N~N-~s~s~~~-@-
LET NE WEEP.


LET NE WEEP.
Why do weep to leave the vine
whose clusters DER me bendi
The myrtle yet, o. call It mine,
The flowers loved to tend,
A'thoussnd thoughts Of sn things dear,
Like shadows DER me sweep;
leave MY sunny childhood here,
Oh! therefore let nne weep.
Ilesye thee, Sirter-we have played,
Through many joyous hour,
When the silvery green OF the oiiVe snAuo
Hung dim Ger the f0unt and the po"er'
Yet thou and by stream, by shore,
In song, in prayer, In sleep,
Have been as we may be no more,
Sweet Sister-let me weep.
leave thee, Fsther-eve's bright moon
Must now light othersfe feet
With the gathered grapes, and voice IN 'une
Thy homeward steps 10 greet:
Thou In whuse voice, to bless thy chlld,
Law tones OF love 30 deep; .
Whose eyes DER all my youth, have sn'leul
leave thee-let me weep,
Mother-I leave tbee-on thy heart
Pouring out Joy and woe;
have found that holy place OF rest
Still ehangeless, yet go.
lips that have lulled me with your strhh'
Fvee that have watched my sleep,
Wili earth give love like yours again =
Kind Mother-ltt me weep.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

A teacher asked one Of her class what
was the first line Of the piece of Poetry
which described Daniels feelings on
being cast into the lions den. The
younsster was posed. The teacher said t;
Come, come sharply. Thereat the
boy exclaimed, hurriedly: L know,
miss: it was Goodbye, sweetheart,
good-bye.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

Old Blazer keeps private tumbler at
the saloon he patronizes, marked 'Busi-
ness Hours, so he can say he only
drinks out of business hours.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

Profound thought by statesman ::
IF you want to hear anything good
said of you in your life time, circulate
a report tha. you are dead
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

A Michigan girl coaxed her lover to
take her carriage riding, and the horse
ran away and killed her. Showing this
paragraph to the girls will be thousands
of dollars 10 the pockets of our young
men.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

No man thoroughly understands the
solemn grandeur of floor crack until
he tries to pick pin out of it with his
fingers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

Good nature is the beauty OF the mind,
and, like personal beauty, wins almost
without anything else-sometimes, in
deed. in spite of positive DEFICIENCIES.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

Now, James, don't 90 of to any
other place after work ; something will
turn up for you here, l know said the
anxious wife, and you know a rolling
stone gathers no moss Aud a setting
hen lays no eggs grufly responded
James. But she keeps her nest warm,
and that is good deal these hari
tines was the unanswerable woman's
argument.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

Money that bank officers get away
will. is charged to running expenses.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16
Hotel Cards.
UKRHS's MANSION HOUSE,
Il ALEXANDRIA, VA

ALEXANDRIA, VA
,.urS oppvN PRoRIxTOR.
IA, ro.-elass hotel. in every respect. The citi
reus o; the valley having bushes in Ae1sndris OF
washington, and travellers going North or soutn,
vtll and this an agreeable resting place on tne
route Is It does not require the early s.srs ~
cars and Steamboats, leave AeIsndris for wtsn-
in ngtop and return every houi from MI o ~
Jan 80
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4 ,ENTRAL HOTEL
\ NRw MARKET, VA.

MRS. >. H0LTZMAN, TroPIIetEes'
Having fully reAtted and repaired this vel
Known Hotel Il Il nov open for me RECEPTION
Sy : BUMPER Of excellent sprngs-smons which
are Sulphur, Chaiybeste, Free, Stone, Sc,-esg
Of sessss, and situated Anaid the most os.rniri
and picturesque scsnry.-Psrsons in sne cue os-
fort strsasonsbls rates, wili BE- aeoommoeAtsd.
The table win be An especial esrs tne bar sup
pied With choice Iiquors, and the Stables pforeee
win 0''' % ~ SARAH HOFFMAN
Yah G-H
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

A young man with his FIRST goatee
NAV be said to have a tuft time Of it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16


r altar papers and Envslopss In boxes, In gresf
Il variety, from Is cts. up. Csn At bAkekLf =
sOS and zee then. -
fssp. Letter end Note Paper, Legal Cap and bin
N Jpepef vf4h full line Of Envelopes. bougst ot
- fro,nI fhe manufacturer, which We can sen
yery low, 81 BkKGELT 3 SONS Book Store
Dlsnx Booxs, Nemkfssdum and Rsss eeohs q
Dsvsfy VARSITY. st BARGELT b SONS BOOK snS
Tcsmfy Hblss. Pocket Bibles and Tsstsneats In
il arsaf variety, and At he lowest prices st
BAHGELr ; SONS. -s..e-r
N odsers ware. suoh 90 cssssrs eonmunion ssts
Ibapoo,s, FORKS, Batter Knives 4c. wnsch "a
Rodxers B Brc. and ars sure 70 get the pure 81
RAR9ELT B eoE.lcui- OF, -~ -'f
nEsesusnssus books In lsrys vsristy, scoss
M DICKENS Lever, Muhiboes, Young, AigeiAi
Psetk together With ell the populAr snseors o. ne
day. at ynbhshers' prices ct BAkakLI = son
Bookstore. sssss s'a.-"'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

Il hoped then all was right contin-
usd Capt. Ball. Il tried to satisfy my
conscience that 1t was all. But l was
afraid to 20 back to the minister, he has
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-16

~ E. NEWMAN,
ATTORNE AT L A ",
WOODSTOCK, VA.
Practices In the county and circuit courts Of
Shenandoah, Rockingham and Page. ,.,...
~ Business intrusted to his hands viii receive
prompt attention.
Jan S-tf
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SorARIEs PUBLIC.
1rsrIcEs OF THE PEACE.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
n.x,s nur-pr. G. A. Brown, obed Funk and
'So; o;I-J d; snaIr. Il. erabinEh cofelt, snOwden
JoassTos.-J. Ic h. BOdshsr, Martin Sf'GAie''
Levi II. Cullers. c..nhsu James j.
cUamsn, ssmIsI ssmI Hsmmsn, Samuel Kingree, jacob
r. Miller. ,.,,,,,....or n ?. Zirkle. John N.
Pence.
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Subscribe for the HERALD.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-28
Palestine Under Mortgage.

In view of the contingencies in the
East, the fact that Baron Rothchild
holds a mortgage on all Palestine as
security for his loan of 100000, 600
francs to the Turkish Government,
possesses peculiar interest. AS that
government is bankrupt and falling
to pieces, one of the possibilities Of
the future may be foreclosure of
the Rothchild mortgage; aud then,
perhaps, under the protection of Great
Britain, the Jews throughout the
world may be induced to return to
their fatherland, organize themselves
again into nation, and thus the pro-
phecies respecting the restoration of
israel might be fulfilled in literal or
terrestrial sense In view of these
and other future possibilities, the re-
markable achievement of Disraeli in
securing practical British protector
ate over Turkey is full of interest and
Significance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-10-28
A BIT OF SCANDAL LIFE IN
ENGLAND.
The Fortune or Victoria q. Woodruff
and Tennie e. CIaflin.


A London correspondent Of the Bal
timore Sun, under date of September
10th writes:
There are many persons in America
who have, at some time or other, not
heard of these ladies'. They are now
residing in London, in one of the fash
ionable parts, viz: South KensiDg-
ton, Al Emperor's Gate. Now think
good many in the United States will
be astonished when they hear they are
shortly to be married to gentlemen of
title and fortune, for | was informed
short time since that this was really
fact; but, says the skeptic, how
could they, almost strangers, have
been so fortunate in their selections of
partners for life? Well, you all know
that two or three years ago Mrs.
Woodruff was engaged to give fifty
lectures, commencing in London, at
St. James Hall She appeared for
ten nights, but was suddenly taken i'll,
and by her doctors advised to discon-
tinuc; but the secret is, the lady hap
pened to have among her listeners a
gentleman Of title and fortune, who
was fascinat, d by the eloquence and
magnetism of the fair Victoria. and in
due time proposed. was accepted, and
SO shortly she will share his wealth,
estates and title. The witty Tennie
c. Claf1in is also about doing the same
thing, for she has been lucky enough
to captivate scion Of the British no
bility. So. very soon the Kensington
Church bells will ring out their merry
peal and the Court Journal announce
among its fashionable marriages the
names Of these ladies to gentlemen of
rank and fortune. And | think it
quite a coincidence that these two,
comparative strangers in a strange
land, should so soon have gained pc.
sition in social life as splendid as this
And if a certain Colonel" should ever
hear of this he will doubtless think it
strange that Victoria G. at last is to
marry into family of rank, wealth
and--bloodi
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Lost, gtraved or Stolen.

MINE HEAD OF HORSES, LAST SEEN AT THE
~ Star Ranch, ON or about the last Of November
1878. one small roam mare black maae and tail and
mad bell on. One year ing horse colt dark bay
or brown. One yearling bay mare cold one good
sized pinto mare, eight nine years old one
light grey hslse, seven or eight years old Ope
sorrsl horse colt with ball face, three years old
90
said six horses being branded with on the lcfs
shoulder Also. one iron grey horse, five or six
Years old, hind feet white and saddle mark on LEFT
SIDE, up OF ears white One roam horse ball faced
four white feet, branded on left shoulder with az
shown above. on left hip with a horse's Ii, ad ana
-: and one four-year old pinto mare colt.
viii pay S25 reward to anyone giving me in.
formation as to their whereabouts.
Address, SIP PRIMO, Idaho city, Idaho.
July linn.
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DUMAS speaks in his last of the
Mohicans of German student who
drank q bottle Of sulphuric acid with
out remarking any difference from the
taste from his ordinary beverage. But
n young man in Paris took mouth
full of the terrible acid in mistake for
water. This happened six weeks ago.
He was brought in terrible SUFFERING
to the Hospital st. Louis, where the
surgeon found that gangrene had set
in. A desperate remedy was then
adopted. The abdomen was opened
with the lancet, and the stomach care
fully drawn out by nippers. The gan
grenous portion. after the elimination
from the sound surface, was then com
pleteiy taken away, and the parts
sewn together. The stomach has
since completely recovered, and food
can be taken as before.