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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12
DELINQUENT SALES.
E Eoo.iion y nl,pcipsi pisOs Of Susin.ss, s.n

Location Of works. Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey county. Nevada.
N~otce.-There arc delinquent upon the FOL.
lowine-described stock. on account OF aseess.
ment No. io) levied on the seventeenth day OF
February, 1880, tho several amounts set op-
holders. as followsi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12
N rHE DIsrRICr COURT OF THE

TN THE DIsTRICT COURT OF THE
First Judicial District Of the State Of Ne.
vada. IN and for the county Of storey.-JOHN
K. WEIGH against HIS Observation-Disclosures
10 Creditors Of Insolvent.-In the matter Of the
petition Of John &. WEIGH. an insolvent debtor.
Pursuant to an order Of the Hon. Richard
RirinR. Judge OF the said District court, notice
10 hereby given to all the creditors OF the said
insolyent, John Z. WEIGH. TO be and appear be.
fore the raid Judge. In open Court. at the Court
room OF said Court. ct the Court House, In said
county. on the Twenty.fourth day OF APRIL,
A. d. 1880. ct 10 O'Clock A. n. Of that day. then
aud there 70 chow csute. II any they can. why
the prayer Of said in.olvent sheuld not be
granted. and an assignment OF his estate be
made. and he be discharged from his debts and
liabilities, In pursuance Of the provisions Of
the statute In such case made and provided;
and In the meantime all proceedings against
said insolvent Be stayed.
Witness my hand and the zeal OF said Court,
this 18th day Of March, A. d. 1880.
tsKAL.l J.E. MCDONALD. Clerk,
% Per HENRY RoLYE. Deputy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12

IN NUS FOB MILL NININo AND
! u! q. :. :ss. ? .ss:. s''''''''''a $40
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4 3 =. M !.9!!! s,! z; -: z: ~ g. ss '::' = =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12
OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.

Advsrsisisg Bssi.ess Creates Basi-
ness-rFsass and Prosperity fs'.
lew THAT o. she Experience o.
An who Have Tried IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12

And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees. made or the twenty.
fourth t2tth)dsy Of February,A.D. 1850, 90 many
shares OF each parcel Of such stock - may be
necessary win be sold ct public auction, In front
Of the ofnce Of the Company, situated ct the
new shan. on "WEDNESDAY, the twenty eighth
t2Sihl day Of April. 1880. Of 4 O'Clock ?. r., 70
pay delinquent assessment thereon, together
unless previously paid.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
hERCER uTEY, Secretary.
Gold Hill. New, March 81. 1850. 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12

On motion Ordinance 100 was passed By the
following vote: Ayes-rrustees Fox, Wolley,
Copeland and President Stevenson. Abssnt-
Dated Cold I'm March I, 1879. n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12

SEC. II. fysry peren or nrm engaged In the
tables for public use or hire shall pay, GUAR.
terly. for . licsnss therefor. according to his or
their average monthly rsosipts, - In the fol.
lowing schedule:
First ciass-Monthy receipts two hundred
dollars or over. quarterly license. twelve DOL.
lara
second oAss-xonthly receipts one hundred
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12

Sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
n H. J. xcCurcHAN. Deputy Sheriff. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-12

SEC. IS. Every person. nYm. aseociation or
corporation having Q place Of business In the
Town Of Gold Hill. and therein engaged In the
business Of banning. loantng money, buying and
selling exchange. or receiving on deposit bull
lion or coin, or any or oil such trznsactonr,
shall pay. quarterly. for . license 70 carry on
said business. according to his. their or its aver.
amount OF loans. or depoeit OF bullion or coin.
or any or all OF such transactions. - the case
may Be, a. In the following schedule:
First Clara-Monthly transactions one hun.
dred and any thousand dollars or over. guar
terly license. one hundred dollars.
second Ciass-Nonthly transactions under
one hundred and any thousand dollars. hfiy
dollars.
SIC. 10. Every person or irm engaged In the
business OF carrying on . barber thop rhali
pey, quarterly. for . licenrs TO carfy on the
sane. according to bis ortheir average monthly
business or receipts. - In the following
Firt cia.s-Monthly business or receipts ave
hundred dollars or over. quarterly hsenss' sn
dollars.
second ass-Monthly business or receipts
three hundred and nfty dollars or over and
under nve hundred dollars. quarterly license
six dollars.
Third CiAss-Monthly business or receipts
one hundred and my dollars or over and under
three hundred and nftY dollars, quarterly
license, four dollars.
Fourth ciass-Monthiv business or receipts
under one hundred and nfty dollars, quarterly
licenss. thrvs dollars.
BILLIARD TABLRs.
SEC. II. Every peron or nrm enRsesd In the
business OF keeping Q billiard table or billiard
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SEC. II. Every person or nrm engaged In
the business OF keep.ng Q daguerrean or photo
graphic gallery. or In painting portraits or
miniatures. shu pay. quarterly, for q license
to carry on the rame. according to his, her. or
their average mouthiy sales or receipts, - In
the following schedule:
hundred dollars or over, quarterly license, ten
dollars.
second Ciass-Monthly sales or receipts
under eight hundred dollars. quarterly license
Ave dnIlaraL
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Good Company.

Is library we are surrounded by
many hundreds OF dear friends, but they
are imprisoned b. an cnchanter in thin
paper and leathern boxes; and though
they have been waiting two, ten OF
twenty centuries for Us, and are eager
to give us Il sign and unbosom them
selves, it is the las of their limbo that
they must not speak until spoken 10;
and as the enchanter has dressed them
in coat and Jacket of one cut, by the
thousand and ten thousand. your chance
of hitting the right one may be fifty or
q hundred blanks to one prize.
1t seems, then, as if some charitable
soul, after losing great deal of time
among the false books. and alightiug
upon few rue ones which IN ,de him
happy and wise. would do 8; right act in
naming those which have been bridges
to carry him safely over dark morasses
into palaces and temples.
DR.. johnson said he always went
into stately shops" and good travellers
stop ut the best hotels; for though they
cost more, there is the good company
and the best information. In like man
ner the scholar knows that the famed
books contain, first and last, the best
thoughts and facts.-Emerson.
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Pr.c,.ma,,., by tn. President.

Fault-fndlug Is so seldom INDUCED in by
those who use the medicines manufacturer
BY the Worlds Dispcnsary Medical Associa-
ton, that the President OF that corporation,
til. Hon. X v. Pierce, 81 D., has isSI-d q
special reques: or proclamation to any and
all persons. II there be any such, who may
have taken or shall hereafter any OF the
family medicines now made and sold by the
said Association, In all countries OF the world.
ami who have not derived full benefit from
said medicines, that If they will write the
said Association a description Of their maia-
dies the Faculty Of the Dispensary will advise
them with res, ect to the successful treatment
OF their diseases Dr. Pierces Golden Medi-
cal Discovery is guaranteed to cure all hu-
mors from The common blotch, pimple or
eruption. 70 the worst scrofula or kings
evil, and those vruient poisons that Turk in
the system as sequel or secondary sffection
resulting from badly-treated or neglected
primary diseases. /. also cures bronchial,
throat and lung diseases. Favorite Prescrip-
ton is guaranteed to cure female weaknesses
and kindred affections. Extract of Smart
Weed cures bowel affections. colds. and all
painful, rheumatic and neuraigic affections
Dr. Pierce's Pellets flittie sugar-coated piil-),
are the li,tle-giant cathariic. Address
Worlds Dispen;ary Medical Association,
Buffalo. n. T., or Great Russell Street Build
ings, London, Eng.
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TIE acknowledgements Conyenti


reassemb.ca en- the morning. OF tn. 10th, puT-
suant TO adjournment Tee Secretary read
telegratns convey NO tie good wishes OF the
s-io,--s -
t,''4'i', VI Ct Lou = an" ai'iee nom III
a.oii' TO esp1u5e the cause o. woman
suffrage. lie re7d NJ C tcitea applause.
The Committee on Credentials suhmit;e
,roior;,, ,ni ,,,i,gr;, ~, =,
NM immune 'epot . s'i 'iii III u
oi' utlE-accreu!ted Ce!eeales were present
anu tia. .H delegates from labor organ
nations desired admission. The former
recommended that IN. last-pam.d a.I.
- ,,.;., -; ..'.
,Sa'e' NC seateu WIN 'Heir les''ecliSe .''e
ue"sa''"As' out mat 'he vote me state
should not be increased thereby. The M
uority report favored he seating OF regularly
accredited a,Ie,a;e, only =. ieng,hv ,I.ha:.
esua,as ~. :, ~,
.o'.o"eu' uu'ihS WHICH ''ie faf"e-l-iiaii Con
yenton put in an Appearance. During the
discussion Mr.. Buchanan, OF Indiana moved
that the question of seating the outside dele.
If. h.. ,el,..,,,ei ~ +i,.. s,.,.er,I So
s1''e'
Inc iirst portion ot the majority re-
pert WAS then adopted, and that re-
iating TO the seating Of Irregular dele
1a'es drop ed-ihe understanding being
that the motion of Mr.. Buchanan expressed
the sense oftne Convention.
The Committee on Permanent Organ
cation submitted 4 report recommends
;ng Richard Trcyellick as Permanent
Chairman ard Mr.. Litchman, the Tenn
pGrary Secretary, as Perm. nent Secre
tary. The report was accepted and Mr..
rrevellick took the chair. The Temporary
Chairman WAS thanked for his services, and
the Convention took a recess until three
o'clock p. IN.
AT hat hour the Convention reassembled.
The Comystttee on Rules submitted a series
VI rules, the same beng a copy OF
those adopted bv the late National
Renuh,icon tonvcntinn Mr. Rrown ~
Luz, ,nnvn3 80 odn,,tnr nf rho ,r, ,t,;r5
,,la In ,ha nn,n.n,t;1., of can5iia,as ~.
-. -. - 80, rrt o
@.'u ''.e-i ie'i"e'- iHc inoiOH
va, ioS. Ms. Litchman moved TO amend b.
striking out the clause perm tting the dele
gates present from any state to cast the Vote
If thai state This, too, was lost
4 memorial from .he Sorj.Iist,c Labor
,artv " rod ,sE;uf, ,5uiSS;n,, a. ro m
,,r d,,acr..aS - -, -, g. - -.
- -" ~ 80. ~, '.S.. a.ih.
10" ieu.te' am iiiaSi'e4Y, anu az
directed to be admit cd, and com
Bittre. consisting OF Messrs- Fox.
De La Nstyr, Brown, Diilave and Vtnnet, was
sppo n,ed 10 notify thu admired organize
,iona TYr Cn-u,nittae nd the hand tho,
a., N. raj, "a ~, Sor-an.;a iraso,
.; va. ''',.' an '.s ,i.9 s.st'euue
.s,-e19 t"' d oiiie ANU i.7teheu u sreecnes
aii,i .oh-'-
A4ter shoft peflou tne Committee re-
urned anu cntc ed the nail, followed by the
tnion-breen lackerS. :ocial!sts and othe
outside admitted members. Tie Committee
submitted their report, L E. Hoyt, Chairman
of the F,rwcl -Uall 1onyeutioi mad. .
.naecb and tho Co,ror,,n ad;,,urnaa =,
,,fee, a, ci,y,. n,cIoSr. j., nv, .ran;,,, "
=, Tho. 5,aur RIO Ca,,rcr,,o,, raeess.,,b-ea
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The Ex.Empress in Zulu-land.

a London paper says that letters re-
ceived from the Cape state that the
Empress Eugene, during her stay at
Durham, was to occupy the same room
in Government House, to ride in the
same carriage, and eat from the same
table as Prince Louis Napoleon did.
Travelling in Cape carts, she was timed
to reach Ityotyozzi, where The Prince
was killed, on the anniversary of his
death. Round the spot where the two
troopers who fell at the same time rs
the Prince are buried, ditch has been
dug and wall raised, so as to form a
small cemetery, in which trees and vio-
lets have been planted. Gebooda, the
leader of the Zulus who attacked the
Prince and his party, has given SOL
emn promise in presence OF Major Stabb
that the graves should never be desc
Grated.
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The Chairman declared Mr Garfield nomi-
- mated, he having received majority over al
Other candidates
Mr.. Conklinr moved TO make the nomina-
ton unanimous. This seconded by Mr.
Logan. and speeches we're male bE Messrs.
Beaver, Hale. Peasants, Campbell, II cks.
Norton, Foster. Hnuck and others. ami the
motion ifevaiied by unanimous vote. At
-- a:3l u m The Convention took recess until
five O'Clock.
A,-:,:S5 the Convention vas called TO order
ar and Immediately proceeded to the nomina
---lion of candidates for the Vice Presidency.
-,.- Mr.. PlxIey nominated Elihu b. Washburne
-, u; Illinois: Mr. Robinson nominated Marshall
le,.ell, of Connecticut; Mr.. Hicks nominated
Jud:e Thomas settle, OF Sorih Carolina; Mr.
.1onger announced the declirati5n of Thomas
W gerry Of Mchi-an; Mr. Houck nomln *
I'd ficrrce- Narna d. If Tennessee; NJ
- Wpoiford nom mated General Chester y.
Arthur. of New York: General chambers
dominated eI-Gcvernor L. A Davis of
: Texas There being no further nominations,
the names OF Judge Settle and eS-GoyerEor
Davis were withdrawn. anl the Convention
g proceeded 10 ballot with tue following result:
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A society called 1.-The New
Charity has been in successful
operation for two years in Phila-
delphia. The fundamental idea
IS 10 help the needyto help themselves.
instead of qiciny them monev, food,
or clothing. There are about one thou
sand philanthropic ladies incltided in
the district visitors. whose purpose is
no. only TO learn the condition of the
poor and relieve temporary distress, but
10 prove useful friends by encouraging
those who are needy, stimulating their
,elf-respect. and aiding them to find
ways Of earning their own living bv
honest work. even if that work is not OF
the kind to which they are accustomed,
or what they would desire The members
Of the society endeavor to rescue the
'oor from mendicancy by showing them
low much more self-respecting il is to
Zig than to beg, TO wash than to receive
aims. 1t is stated that BY the labors of
this New Charity the city's APP
propriation for the outdoor poor has
5eenreduced many thousands OF dollars.
The British census will be taken
next year.
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"A victim of domestic infelicity who
is in the habit of dreaming should never
60 to sleep in church while the contri-
button plate is being passed, and gives
the following to illustrate the warning:
ga congregation near Quincy was
somewhat startled last Sabbath when a
venerable member excitedly yelled, See
here, now, drop that skillet, old wom-
!f'-Elmira Free Press,
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AR. HAMMOND moved TO make the nonlnl-
i lion Of Nj. Arthur unanimous and the Con
rsntion 80 ordered ,Ao
'e NJ ,o,ernan moved that the thanSs OF the
MI. Dc no rendered to the President and
Convention ,or the happy and satisfactory
their a5dsSui duties asa is
citlzens ol..i,siitv. The motion prevailed
sentfous no moved the appointment OF a
M. Cobs nnesdelegate from each State.
eomi..i commit 9Th the Chairman and Secretary to
oy ae sne Of A Prs.ds s' 'a aad
DominatioI :. resnectiyely, and the motion
Wee rresioTTh he Chair announced the Commit
are F. Hoar sstsns esaI n "
.,a,,,,na. willard Warner ArAansas' ~ W.
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Chicago Evening Journal.1

The Hon. Leonard SWEET. the great lawyer
Of the Northwest, was cured Of rheumatism
and neuralgia By ST jacobs Oh. In IN In
terview article upon the matter, the Journal
representative says he felt as have many others
before, that st. Jacobs OH, the Great German
Remedy, Is the best and most thorough cou-
qucror OF pain the world has ever known.
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"A report to the annual conference
of the Mormons says that the Mormon
population of Utah is III, $50, that the
church in that territory has lost $50
members and gained 1900 in year,
and that the church receipts in that pc
Rod were over 81 100000. Apostle
Snow made an eloquent defense of po-
lygamy, and there was no show of OPP
position to that dogma.
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Nixth md Inst Day

TIE Convention reasscmbled at 1o:30
on The morning OF the Sth. Rer. DR.. Thomas,
III Chicago, offered prayer. Eighteen addi-
fional hailots were then taken, making thir-
ty-s.x in al the last ot which resulted Is TO-
lows: Garfield. 3y9; Grant. 800; Blaine. ~;
NsshbUrne, ;: Sherman 3
The following was ih. vote by States on the
las; ane nominating ballot:
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A formal ballot was ten t ken. bit bet re
the cal of states was cGncl &c / Genars!
Weaver was nofn,na e / b. acc ana.inn.
General A. NJ. Wcs of Kiss ssppi, ani
Colonel B. J. Climbers, If Texas,
We're nominated for the Wee Pr 81
the lstter rcce!vci al votes to $50
for the foEner, and Colonel B. J. Chambers
was declared duly nominated to the Vice
Presidency.
At $50 a. IN. on the 18th the Convention
adjourned sue de.
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fst. Louis (Mo.j Timcs.1

We are sure that It is nothing like as bid
to have trouble In the camp as To have trouble
in the stomach. Thus, Mr.. NJ. J. Falk, Kan
sas City, Mo, speaks from experience: For
many years have been an extreme sufferer
from Dyspepsia, and no physician could re-
move this chronic trouble finally resorted
to the use of the Hamburg Drops, and have
been helped wonderfully.
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THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
rinA Day
TIM Convention rcassemhlei at 10.

HE Convention rcassemblei at 1890
cuthe mornin OF the .ih ;,arspau, 20 adjourn
ment Rev. Nh. Everest, OF Chicago. offered
prayer The Sergeaaf-as-Arms announced
Va, all ratroad aud packet lines would es-
,ssd thef excursion tickets unii twenty-four
t,pa
Me-. Hale moved that the Convention pro-
Scei, 70 ballot Cor a candidate for President
Inc fnc,.ln tscvsicf The foIlosiny was
;hc resUlt OF the first ballot by States:
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He Wants 10 Cultivate Himself.

To philosophers and philanthropists
of substantial means, with no immedi-
ate kin. Ayoung gentleman. Just nine
teen, who feels he has Very good natu-
raj abilities for scholar, philosopher
and statesman, wishes to become ac-
euainted with some one of the above
who would adopt him, to give him every
advantage to cultivate himself in 81
perior manner, and who would suisse
qGen;ly place him CATER due kpowl-
edge and experience of his character
and ability in substantial Independent,
circumstances. that he may employ
himself in promoting the well-being of
his fellow countrymen. Applicant is
thoughtful, conscientious, energetic,
persevering, methodical, cautious, mod
est and very temperate. -Adrertisen,ent
in London Times.
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PuRsuASrto adjournment the Union

PURsUANTtO adj journment the Union
Grecnbaek Conveati2a met in Farwell Hall,
Chicago, at nine a. m on the 10th, K. Z.
Hoy, in the chair. NJ. Talbot Mo- moved
tn adoption of 2 res ,lutipn recalng in sub
stance ihst while the &c c;satcs we're dis
posed 70 unite with the National Grecnback-
Labor party in the interest # harm NV and
unity Of action, it doe. no; thereby sur.en-
der Is name, equalization or identity, bat
that all its ottc>rs aud committees are con-
t!uued in pOwer. This resolution provoked
considerable DEBATE, at the cJnslgsio4 II
which an amendment was offered that ii the
other Convention would Adopt club Or.ani-
zau0n, th.s Convention would Cooperate
with the new organization. After debate
this amendment vas tabled Several resoicI-
tons We're adopted. among them one express
ing the Conventions gf1te.ui appreciation Of
the lahdrs Of VI. VI. Poneruy. Al this point
! committee from the National Greenback
Convention appeared. and extended
an invitation to tie Convention to
go at osce TO the Exposition
building. The Convention, after passing
complimentary resolutions TO Chairman
Hoy', followed the Committee to the EXPOSE
ton building. They had expected to be made
4 part OF the NatiCnalt Greer back Convention,
bu. Us seyera! hours passed without their ey-
pectat.ons being realized, Mr.. Thomas (Wis)
wen, to the platform anu announced that
lI.e' "puiu Itlllt anu IhEcl dStin III fi!Nclt
Hail Mr.. Hoyt being absent, NJ. DonneiIy was
chosen Chairman pro I'm. The Convention
then adj uraed until five p. IN At that hou.
the C.nv ntlon rcassembIed. and shortly
after, commit tee fr,IIn tie N..iousll recn-
back Co.velt on ar ived with bad and an
nounc.d the ADDITION ~ tie az e. Of res u
,ous of union. The Union lie nback c u
veutjon til adjourned and took up t. inc
OF lnsrch for tie EXa sis.- bii,d 1g. beaded
by the invitation committee AMI BAN.
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'tals ..... -ss s,i y. as "A h.ol

-.ii Neeer s.ary for n choice ga No choice.
p ;, IRON toe LIS; TO the eighteenth ballot
'here was scarcely any change in the vote,
aud al the cnnclusoe q the eighteenth bal
aet Toe Sohyetiiion voted to take recess ut.-
IL. -screI
-AHzysp=<h CONVENTION reassembiod ami
--toGk Zen ballots
M HE Convention then voted to adj ourn until
b. t.ie morning OF the st!i.
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Lady Sebright, the story of whose
gambling parties at her residence at
Lowndes Square, kept up until clock
a. m, and in which large sums were
won and lost, as developed in the Lam
bri VS.. Labouchere case, has stirred
such tumult in the veins Of London
society, is the youngest daughter of
Lord Castletown, of Grantstown Manor.
in Queens County, Ireland. Lord Cas-
tletown was an Legitimate son of the
last Earl of Upper Ossery, whose large
estates he inherited, and after repre-
senting Queens County for many years
was made British peer by Mr.. Glad
stone in 1865. The family are very
quiet in their habits, Lady Sebright's
mother being the daughter of clergy
man, and much respected. The lady's
husband, who seems to have been un.
conscious of the revels at his house, is
Hartford baronet of good estate, very
diminutive in size, and of the Dolly
Spanker school. Mrs. Labouchere, who
figures among the players, was Miss
Harriet Hodgson, a well-known actress
and manageress. Both Lady Sebright
and Mrs Labouchere were partners
with Miss Kate Field in a laundry spec
ulation.
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Not grasshopper, and not grass
hopper egg has been seen in the State Of
Minnesota this season.
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8urest and Best.

The Journal Battle Creek Mich, thus puts
it: THE surest, safest, best blood purifying
medicine known i Wsrner's Safe Bitters In
connection with Warmers Safe Pills. Regular
practitioners prescribe them as remedy for
impure, poisoned blood"
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WuHoFr's Fever and Ague Tonic. The
old reliable remedy now sells at one dollar.