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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05

The trial of John Woodson (colored),
charged with the killing of Frank Cole
man, was called in the Common Pleas
Court this morning, but important wit
nesses for the State being absent the case
was postponed until May.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05

During the performance of the Nav Fiske
Blondes at the Academy of Music in
Logansport Ind, Saturday night Walter
Lands, city editor of the Journal, was
cowhided by May for an article he had pub.
lished.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05
HEUCK'S OPERA.HOUSE,

SENSATIONAL EVENT OF THE SEASON,
The Famous Heroic Actor,
OLIVER DOUD BYRON,
Supported by Miss Kate Byron, Chas. A. Gardner,
Joe II. Banks, John Pendy, and a irst-class ORA.
matte Company, in the new ana thrilling sensa,
ton drama,
10000 MILES AWAY
New and magnificent scenery by Hughes
Admission-l5, Is ana SOC. Reserved seats At
Perry & Morton's, 162 Vinest
Monday, April 12-Alice Oates Opera Company
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05
The Columbus Election.

Special to the Star. 7. "'T7 ~ y ?
COLUMBUS April 5.-The municipal election is
progressing quietly. The weather is pleasant and
hence large vote. Both parties claim victory,
but the Democrats exhibit most confidence.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05

wall Paper Tor Spring, 1880.
Hummel Bros, 1856 Linn street, the larg-
est variety and the most elegant designs OF
Wall Paper at the lowestprices. None but
artistic workmen employed. Satisfaction
guaranteed to our patrons.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05
Wall Paper for spring, 1880.

Chas. Page farmer, was drowned near
Vincennes, Ind.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05
LUNATIC BURNED TO DEATH.
mol AecOniofn1 praca IN tho StQr

iational Associated Press to the Star.
New YoRK, April 5.--Mrs. Julia A.
lowich, aged twenty-seven, respectfully
,nnected, has been for some time past
nfned in the Insane Asylum. She fell
threw herself upon red hot stove in
Asylum yesterday when alone and
\ IS burned to death.
"A UNDER THE ICE.
II EANoNTREAL April 5.-About O. clock yes
v day afternoon one of the horses engaged
pulling up the ice railroad broke through
ice, and two men, in trying to rescue
horses, also got in. One of them was
Aued and the other. named Paul Valli-
q tile. was almost Immediately carried
u er the ice and drowned.
q FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
y yATERTowN, N. Y, April 5-A fatal ac-
I. mt occurred at the Sheartlff ore mill at
adelphia, this county. yesterday. The
q er used for running the pump for the
Ter pit exploded, causing the death Of
s. Cosgrove, of Brockyille, Ontario.
MURDERED BY sTEP.FATHER.
WA Cry, IA, April 5.-Mary Yaworsky
filed information charging her hus-
d, from whom she has separated, with
u murder of her ffteen-year-old daugh-
r3by her former husband, Lucas; also
fging one Fraunholtz Sojek as an Sc
,rl. A little sister of the missing girl
they carried her out of the window,
foremost, one night last July. Por-
Is of her dress have been found.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05
PIKE'S OPERA-HOUSE.

Week Of April s. Only Matinee on Saturday.
Will be presented for the first time in Cincinnati
H: ]; BYRON'S successful London Comedy, OUR
GIRLS"
'Its fun was of the heartiest IN. Y. Herald.
There was constant ripple of laughter
throughout the house, which not uufrequently
rose to a r."-l Boston Herald
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05

C,oR oRsALE-sHoES-A II. wEBERs, 800 West
I Fifth street, and at Branch Starc, 500 West
Eighth street. The best styles Of Boots aud Shoes
In the city for the least money. -
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05

w ANTED-T0 BUY-A copy Of Johnson's En-
w cyclopedia Address ]. c. IT, Daily Star Of
fce. Cincinnati, o. fei7-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VIZ TO KNOW WE HAVE
w received a beautiful line Of hair goods.
Great Bargains in switches at 5l5 Main street, sec
ond door above Thirteeth. j. G. JAPP.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05

enough to do him any harm. The ward
ticket is being polled straight.
Precinct B-Up TO noon to-day IT'S votes
were cast. 81. is being scratched, and will
surely be defeated here, as there is Re-
publican majority of $50. The School
Board ticket is being only scratched
slightly.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05

TENTH WARD.
Precinct A-Republican by about 500
Lot of scratching in favor of the who'll
Democratic ticket. ST. Hoffman far ahead
an Unprecedented thing in this ward
School Board ticket somewhat mixed. 55'
votes cast by noon.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-05

Precinct A--S88 votes cast at IL O'Clock,
lighter vote than usual. The ward gener
ally gives 900 votes or more. Republicans
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


LASp 0sy5cs AZ OIyxPIA. ". TIL
June 9Th. lGaD.
NOT1C8 - HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN followisg-nsmsA settler hes Alsd nOtjcs q
his tntsntion 20 make Anal proof In supp of his
claim ard secure Ansl entry sksssef, ssd hat the
proof q vitnsssss viii - msae beiors q. a.
0seeosy. Esq. Cisrk Of ths District Court OF
oaoAomish County. ". T.. q 8nohomisb, ". r..
On saturday. tke t7th dsy of Jelly. 4. d 1870
the 81. I Of Gecttoa rs. Township - Nussh.
Range East. and names the following - his
Witnesses 70 prove HE osat1nuMs restdence upon
and eulttvetjoo ol nd lrnc<. y1s: Ro6n Pasksg.
0essxo Deering. Oscar Altee end Charles On6, I'll
of 0och0msnh City, ouohomfsp County, ~ r.
je19-u3t J. z. DR0wu, RAgises9.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-24

DO $ !; ! ! : J J
81 ~ ~ q 49, : Sc 4
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-06-24
COFFEE AND SPICE
MANVFACroRY.

dssire 10 inform the people Of Seattle snd the
Sound coantry generally thss have established .
Preach Coffee and Spice Msnufactosy on 'FRONT.'
where an misunderstanding the best brands Of
Coecs, 6sicrstus. Yesst Powders and Upices uf I'll
kinds. which are being sold st bedrock prices.
Having had ten years sxpertence st the business
In Paris and Ameeics. I feel assured thst car
please ell who favor me- with their patronage.
Ny goods, manufactured In Portland. tosk two
Arst premiums In ls75 aud three nrst class pre-.
miums In 1878. At the oregoL State Fair.
slOdtf Oh. ESAONIH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
An.r.e.. I.srmai s...is..

sAN Francisco. Jan. 6-2:S0 ?. ~
l20 Sierra Nevada. 2ok. 90 do 20. o do
2ok. 20 do 2os; 10 Gould 4 Curry. o. 500
do 81. 100 do 6as. $50 do 81; 100 Gallo
dopia, 1 IS. 20 do I co. 10 do ~; lis Alta.
~. rs do 8 30. 70 do s so; 30 Belchsr, 81.
a7o do 81. ass do 90. 80 do ~; l7o
Union Con-. az. 400 do u. 40 do 42s.
100 do i7k; $50 Yellow Jacket. lon. so
do iok. 20 do l0S. 100 do ION; $40
Northern Belle. Z. 50 do CT. Is do Sc;
$50 Beat 4 Bslshsr. Is. 100 do IN, 40 do
l2t; iio Con. Virginia. 40. $50 do ~.
81 do 4 IS; ITO Mexican. ist. so do iss'
% do isS. 40 do lSS; $50 Mono. 9; so
Scorpion. . ss, 100 do 5 20. 10 do $ so. 90
DO 81; 50 Ophir. 20. so do 2os. as do
2oS, 10 do 2oS; IS Hale / Norcross. IN.
2so do ~. 80 ~. 10 do ~; i6o Chollar.
2, 10 do Z; 100 Benton Con-. . 10. IS do
Q "a. $50 do AIS. 100 do 2 Is. 20 do Q 10;
$50 Imperial. SOC; 500 Fiowery, 35c; 400
Alphs, l0s; 10 Best 4 Bslohsr. -; $50
Julia. q 10. 10 do . o5; 20 North BONANZA.
7se; 90 NJ Diablo. i4s. 20 do i4S; 90
Savage. 81. 800 do CT; isS RIchequsr.
~; 40 Utah. IN. GO do In ;
70 Bslohsr. 81. 100 Julia. q; IS Sierra
Nevada. 2oS; 40 Yellow Jacket, 1oa; IS
Northern Bale; Z; 10 Best 4 pslohsr.
lak; 400 Gould 4 Curry. 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
That sIerrs Nevada Assessment.

The announcement Of an assessment
Of 50 ON Sierra Nevada caused q howl
from one end OF the Comstock to the
other which might have been heard be-
low the waters in the incline OF the
mine. People ripped and tore and
swors and then became calm. II there
was NO method in their madness they
thought they saw method In the assess.
ment. "The mine has plenty Of good
milling ore In sight," they argued. why
could not work in the prospecting drifts
Be stopped and this ore be extracted and
milled3 The Maripo,a mill Is idls-so
10 the Eureka. which the Company
owns. Aha! they want to get the stock
in"
Having thus argued tho thing 10 their
satisfaction. they were madder than
ever. Then came, Damned II they
shall have my stock. anyway" and kin.
dred expressions. which in turn brought
cheeriuinsss and then they went to
betting on the coming value OF the stock
and coin was wsgsrsd that before sale
day on the stock the assessment would
be- moro than carried. and that before
the merry month OF May shares would
double in value. But the assessment
made them turn from brown to red, like
boiled Holsters.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06

BAN Francisco. January s-s ?. H.
Union Con-. Al bid. AN sales; Mexican
10 bid. isA asked; pverman. ~. bid. ~
salss; Yellow Jacket. 10 bid. iok sskedi
sierra Nevada. 40 bid. aos ssisd; ophir'
2oa bid. 2oa sale; Justice. 22o bid. ~
bid; Grown Point. s 40 sale; Ovsrmsn. ~
sales; Chollar. z bid; Hale 4 Norcross. ~
bid; Union Con-. Az sale. AZ bid; I'm
psriai. 500 bid; Savage. e. bid; Mexican
lss bid. 49, salss; Bslchsr. % sales
Sierra Nevada. 2os sales. 3es bid. 2s
asksd; yellow Jacket. i0s bid. loS asked
Bslehsr. 81 bid. 81 asked. 81 sales
Scorpion. 81 bid. 8 IS naked. 81 salss
Best 4 Bslohsr. i2t bid; Savage. os bid
sk asked; Mexican, isS sales -; Rxohs-
qusr, 81 sales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
Comfort In ssore.

At the old and popular clothing house
OF Banner Brothers a be found M Of
the largest stocks Of clothing in the
State. all Of which they are selling q,
the lowest living rates. Those who
want clothing will And II TO their id.
vantage to call at Banner brothers Of
ouce-it Ia better than trying any expert
usnts. They are constantly receiving
additions to their stock and have on sale
svery style OF goods now Manufactured
They have Q magnificent stock OF over
coats and other winter goods, and those
Who do not take . look OF these articlea
before purchasing elsewhere will r'grs!
IL. Two stories Of the building occupied
BY Banner Brothers are piled foil Of u;
choicest goods now manufactured: and
all are sold at prices In keeping With the
times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06


The San Francisco Post says that the
new management Of the Original Gold
Hill Mining Company has settled and
paid all outstanding claims against the
corporation. and 10 prepared to 60 on
and properly develop the mine. The
property ID very eligibly located. and
should not b allowed to lie idle.
The late cold snap. during which the
mercury was some 20 degrees below
zero, killed all the rabbits In the valley
Of the Carson. They are to Be sen sit
ting under clumps Of sagsbrush. stone
dead, but looking n natural a. the
stuffed rabbits In . museum.
There's rock and rye for those who
are dry at Gibson's. There's whisky
there and Q good cigar and gin and wine
and brandy Ans. He also has good rum
and rum for those who come 70 zee his
home. His I'd. will b found In another
column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
TOWN TRUSTEES.
SECULAR Msss,.s OF shs Beard Last
Evening.

-
A regular meeting Of the Trustees Of
the Town Of Gold Hill was held last
evening. present Trustees Mercer. Lem
cry and President Fox.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
wore read and approved.
The reports Of the different standing
committees were received.
The report Of Chief Engineer Ken.
nedy. Of the Fire Department. was 70.
csiysd and ordered placed on ale. The
report stated that there were 10S en-.
rolled members In the department. TO
Wit: Engine Company No. /. Al men;
No. 2, SO men; No. s, 20 men. The
engines, hose carriages and other appa.
rstus were In Arst-clsss order and ready
for duty. The bydrsnts Csc In number)
we're all In good working order. Ten
frss had taken plaoe since his last 70.
port, September !, most Of the losses
being covered by insurance. he com.
plimsnted the department on the great
harmony existing among the members
and the efficiency they have shown on
all occasions when their services were
required. ,m
to 1891 Is. were on motion ordered paid.
The Finance Committee reported the
following bills correct and warrants were
ordered drawn for their payment: Geo.
Duprey, IS 80; Bowling q Co., "a 60;
Gailatin & Folsom. 30 Is.
The Following bills were referred to
the Finance COMMITTEES: F. d. Folsom,
50 25; Doctor Manson; IS; Gladding q
Fox. % as; R. Mercer. IS 30; f. N.
Huffaksr, 800.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
The strane.st news coming to US from

The strangest news coming to Us from
Gsrmany-even stranger that that the
sffsminate Vienness should welcome the
man who conquered them at KonigsratI
-is that . learned doctor has discovered
Q means OF dysing human eyes any color
he likes. not only without injury 10 the
delicate orbs, but. a. he asserts. with
positive advantage TO the powers OF
sight. he can not only give fair ladies
eyes black n night or blue as orient
skies by day, but he can turn them out
In hus Of silver or OF gold. &c says
golden eyes are extremely becoming.
Nothing goes down without Q grand
name; therefore the German doctor calls
his discovery Ocular Transmutation."
He declares himself quito ready to guar.
antss success and harmlsssnsss In the
operation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06

The Board Of County Commissioner
r~econvsnsd at 2:3O yesterday afternoon.
Bills wero allowed as follows: g.. E.
scammon, carpsutsring hospital. $50;
R. T. Brodsk. fees. Coroner. $50 90;
P. j. Aiken. medical attendance. poor.
SIS; DR.. Enslss. m~icrosoopical sIsmina'
ton OF drugs found In Tin boxes In the
matter Of the inquisition Of Julia Hines,
$25; Lonksy & Smith, supplies for hos.
pital and wood. poor. SOL 20; W. O.
Stein, coal. poor. IS; 8. Bosh. shoes
poor, $3l so. .m.
Ormsby County presented . bill for
fees, etc., in the case OF the State ". j.
T. Pritchsrd, amounting to STATS. Re.
fsrred to the District Attorney and
Court.house Committee.
Commissioners Nye offered the follow
ing resolution. which was adopted:
WHEREAS, the last Grand Jury OF this
county, by q supplemental report, di.
rooted the attention OF the Board OF
COmMlb6lOuokb W tuo ssA va W wv
year 1879. and inhmating that inaccura.
cies exist therein; and whereas the sx.
psrts appointed by the Board Of Com.
m~issionsrs to examine the books OF the
County Auditor recommend that o differ.
emit systsm Of bookkeeping be instituted
in that office, therefore be 1t
Resolved, Thst the Chairman OF tho
Board OF County Commissioners DO su.
thorized to take such steps as he may
think proper to have said assessment
roll examined and also to have q set oil
books OF the proper system opened In
the office Of the County Recorder and
Auditor.
The work Of going over the delinquent
tax list for 1879 was postponed till next
meeting. In tho meantime persons
whose taxes are delinquent can save
costs OF suit by settling up.
Adjourned till Thursday evening, JAM
uary 8, at z o'clock p. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
Ans Prisehard Case.

Yesterday. says the Carson Appeal OF
this morning. was set for tho hearing OF
. motion for q new trial in the Pritohard
case. The case was not submitted. how.
ever. and that will stavs OF the hearing
until the next term OF court. three
months from now. thus giving him .
new lease OF life. and 10 II not ct al
liksly that the execution will take place
on the lsth Of the present month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06

For the benefit OF Virginia taxpayers
City Tax Collector Mahsnny will remain
In his ofacs ct the City Hall from 10
O'Clock A. n. till 8 o'clock ct night.
Next Saturday, January 10, 10 the last
day for the paying Of city taxes without
costs.
A crowd OF Carsonites and Bodieitss
called in upon several games Of chance
in Virginia last evening and relieved the
proprietors Of $4,000. after which they
made Rome howl" - the saying IL.
On the night Of the 2sth ultimo,
three inches OF snow fell throughout
Carson Vallsy-ths largest fall that has
been known there for at least Ave years.
Charles willoushby committed suicide
at Dayton Saturday morning by shooting
himself In the forehead. Causs-Dis.
pondency following dissipation.
Next Wednesday afternoon there will
DO O horse race ON the Sutro track be-
tween "wild Irishman" and Gray
Eagle"
Next Thursday evening q grand ball
will DO given ct Odd Fellows Hall, Day.
ton. for the benefit Of the public schools.
John W. Msckey is again on the Com.
stock. He returned from San Francisco
last Sunday morning.
A p~ostofaoe has been established ct
Como. with Walter Crewnshield a. Post.
master.
The sutro Tunnel Company disbursed
about $4,000 among its employees
today.
Daniel Hurley swsars to 500 worth
Of work done on the Hurley claim for
1879.
The December pay roll Of the Sutro
Tunnel Company amounted to $4,000.
Six ladies aud 100 men danced In
Como New Years Eve.
Sinking was yesterday resumed ct the
Yellow Jacket shaft.
Seth Cook Is again on the Comstook.
The Carson Sink is frozen over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
Family supplies.

II you wish to buy good, fresh. family
groceries you are invited to 60 to the
store OF F. w. Folsom. Main street,
where none but the best are in stock.
His supplies are purchased expressly for
this market. and here II anywhere the
best are wanted. He delivers goods free.
All you have to do IL to leave your order
and around come the goods. BE 10 Q
fair dealer and his advertisement will be
found In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
Renewed.

The Board OF School Examiners last
Saturday renewed the certificates Of the
following teachers. on recommendation
Of the Gold Fill School Trustees : Miss
Gsrtis Flanagan, Miss Nellie Lynch.
Miss Cassie Henderson. Miss Lizzie
Armstrong. Miss George Wright and
Mrs. Mary l.. Castor. Hereafter all
applicants for certificates must be pres.
emit at the regular annual examination
made by the Board.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
FALSE SIGHTS.
Now John Kelly Killed . Highway.
man = Intsresting Narrative by
Hank Qonk.

Carson Appeal, Jan. 6.
Last niQht q number Of men were sit
ting around the Ormsby House stow
discussing the wonderful shootng tina
they had seen In early days. OF cours'
the men who couldn't tell where tn
sights belong on q rife told bigger shoot
ing stories than anybody. Some OF theil
lies would make angels weep.
Hank Monk, who was listening. sdgst
ND and acted a. II he wanted to lake
hand. As there were several stranger
present the regular guests OF the hous'
vsre anxious to show Oh their cook Le
10 the visiting representatives from Obi
caeo, and invited him 10 Join the circle
"Did 70 ever hear Of how Bill FARLEY
got shot at the lAkef"
The Oldest residents were unable fc
call to mind the circumstances.
"wsll, he was . highwayman. and
stopped my stage more'n . hundred
times. At one time fused to pay him
two hundred dollars o month to leave
my route alone. II came right out 'ei
my own pocket. too. I alters make II
point to look after the personal comfort
Of my passengers"
Here he paused in order to empty q
pint OF tobacco juice into the spittoon.
"well, hs used to have . ride that he
could AZ In snoh . way that II threw the
sights out Of gear. When them sights
was wrong the gun was N. g. Hs alters
had an idea that II anybody stole bis
gun they couldn't hit him with II.
There was o reward for his head Of over
S. 900. One day hs waa csmpin' In the
woods when Captain John Kelly. the
Comstook bar came along and recog.
nixsd him. Farley was gittin' some
wood for his FIRE, when Kelly came
along and grabbed his gun. Says Kelly,
. Surrender. or I'll shoot ye.' Farley
knew he had the sights fxsd and thought
he'd git Kelly to Are the ride Oh and
than he'd have him dead to rights.
Says he, You - - shootP
Kelly rested the gun over Q log
and Farley kept GRIMM at him.
II he'd q knowd what Q bad shot Kelly
was. who was just over from the boys,
he wouldn't o grinnsd 30 much. Well.
Kelly fred and pumped Farley square
In the mug. He died right there. II
the sights had q been correct the ball
would q gone twelve yards wide Of him.
Kelly got the reward and that gave him
O start. he used to blow about his good
shootin' and got elected Captain OF the
Emmets on the strength OF 1t. When
they give him Q straight gun to practice
with be couldn't hit Q woodshsd. and 30
the boys bounced him. That's the only
true shootin' story I know Of"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
WHY WILL You

Allow q cold TO advance In your system and
thus encourage more serious malsdiss. such u
Pneumonia, HsmoThagss aud Lung troubles
when an immediate rslisf can BE- % readily g.
tanned. Bosehss's German Syrup has eained IN
largest sais In the world for the cure OF Coughs,
Colds ana the seycrest Lung diseases. y u
DR.. Boschce's famous German prescription,
and 10 prepared with the greatest care aud nc
fear need be entertained In administering 10 g
the youngest child. - per direotieas. Tne ~
introducod there Ia. BEEN . constant incrses'
ing demard and without . single report Of {
failure 70 do iu wsrk IN amp oass. Ask yea
DruRRtst ~ 70 the truth Of these rsmafks'
Lsss iiss rs osuts. T,y 1t and b. oonvin''a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
A RRyRLArIoN r

Upon the public prsss and medical profession.
whom. over twenty-five ysars ago. that grand
result Of medical research and synthstic akin.
Hostettsr's stomach Bitters. was given 10 the
world. Soon sftsr 10 had been started on 10
curative mission 10 was discovered that IL
botanic properties far surpassed tnose OF sne
the least amopg the good consequences Of :ts
general ues has been to disabuse mems minda
Of many absurd medical fsilscies, and 10
demonstrate the superiority Of vegetable rsm'
edies. II eonqusrs ana prsvsnu msiaiiA -
dsncy 10 kidney and bladder Ailments and
rheumatsm, and 10 Of the gfeatsst value In
casss Of bodily trouble arising from vsafness,
Old people are greatly AIDED BY Il, and IL u
highly seryicsabls 70 oonvalescents md hdie,
IN delicate health. u Ia, more5ver, Q usetul
msSicIns 70 take with one on long journeys,
and eounisrsets the elects Of mental sxhsus'
tion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
A wsieems visitor.

o. G. Mundsll arrived from San Fran.
cisco Sunday on q visit to his numerous
old friends In Gold Hill. He Is just as
genial and good.looking as ever, and the
shrimps. oysters, Aeshpots and sea
brsezss Of the Bay city evidently agree
with him. He always roads the GoLp
HILL News and believes In II, oonse.
quently 10 virtuous, happy and one OF
the solid men and good citizens wherever
he may be.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-06
A dispatch from Psr.sii.

In reply to the dispatch sent from
Virginia to Mr.. Parnsll, forwarding
$500 for the relief Of the suffering poor
Of Ireland, and extending an invitation
to him to visit the Comstock. the follow
ing telegram has been received BY Mayor
Young:
"NEw YoRx. January 4.-Thanks for
your noble contribution. It will be sent
by cable to the Treasurer Of the Land
League and distributed a. you direct.
Feel honored by your invitation, and
shall certainly arrange to visit your
city,"