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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-02-08

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Mrs. s. Kahn, Mrs. II. n. Cohen.
Mrs. 81. Hi:shnan Mrs. n. s. Ransohoff
RECEPTION COMMITTEE,
4. Mcintosh, Chris. DiehI.
Samuel Levy, j. Malsch,
N. K. HARNESS. N. Empy.
LADIES RECEPTION COMMITTEE,
Mrs I. Woolf, Mrs. II. N. Cohen,
MRS. S' Simons, Mrs. l.. Wurtzbergsr.
FLOOR COMMITTEE,
Fred + a. I Meyers. Alex 4: c aihi9s''
Geo. Potter, Ihos. Z. Clohscy,
INVITATION COMMITTEE,
Hon. Z; Little, VS.. Mccormick.
Il y Hnembels, A. Gould,
g. 9, Erb, Gen. JnO. &. Smith,
a. Godbs, Fred. AHerbacb,
g. K. Culmer, s, B. Walker,
Louis Cohen, 7. MuIIoy,
o.. SiegeI, J. Berpett.
J. T. Gilner, Chss. Pepper,
l. Morris, I. Woolf,
Chss. Auer, ]. T. Clssbey,
J.. Goldberg, M PhiIIips.
OGDEN.
Z. Reinstrom, J. Marks,
G' GoIdberg- q Woolner.
CoRINEE.
A. kuhr, H.LeiRss.
BINGHAM.
a. Morris, Arth. Smith,
E. A. Gunson.
ALTA.
as. Tucker, J. Strickley,
has, Read, NJ Hirshman
PARK CITY.
y, S. Asehheir, Joe GalligeB,
I, HSyt II. Hirshman.
So.
Extra Lady, 81.
For Fsle by Invitation Committee only.
Five handsome Prizes to be awarded; two /
the most original and best sustained male
nd female characters two to the best dressed
nd one to the most original group.
fusic by the Careless Orchestral Band.
fyl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
Sly Samuel.

CHICAGO, February 1.-THE 7fibuns's
Warrington special says: "Ths anti.
Tilden Democrats are taking fright ct .
new movement they think they have
discovered on the part Of Mr.. Tildsn TO
secure the Democratic nomination.
Democrats are authority for tho state.
msnt that Mr.. Tildsn has secured . for.
midable list Of State delegations, EN-.
bracing New York, all the New England
States Except possibly Massaohusstts),
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ne
braska, Iowa. Kansas. Colorado, Nevada
and California, together with Kentucky.
Georgia, Florida and North Carolina.
The States are certain to instruct for
Tildsn. And In addition to them New
Jersey. Maryland. Texas and Illinois are
represented as being debatable ground
between tho various other candidates,
with Tilden al the second choice OF all.
According to the same authority the
programme seems to be to secure . small
majority OF instructed delegates, do.
pending on the custom Of the Democratic
Convention Of late years, which has
been to concede the nomination 10 the
majority candidate"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
Ansr.s.. Inssra.i ssssis..

BAN FRAScrsco. Feb. l7-2:30 ?. H.
50 Mexican. IsS; 100 Bodis Con-. 81, 100
do sS. Zoe do 81, leo do 81 $50; 72o
Beividsrs. l 90; 800 Tipiop. 4 10. 100 do
4 Is; $50 Bschtel Con-, q Is; 100 Mt.
Potosi. 81. TO do $50; 10 ophir. 10. 20
do 49,. 40 do ist; so Crown Point. A.;
$40 Arssnts. 1 40; 80 Eureka Con-. ls. 8
do iSk. 100 do lsk, GO do ISL; 10 Utah.
Ia; 10 Belcher. loS. so do ION; 100
Metallic. q 80. lao do 2 30; 60 Union Con-,
IS. 10 do ssh; ass Alta. Al; 100 Con.
Virginia. s 10. so do 8 IS. 10 do 8 60; SO
Sierra Nevada. %. Ito do 22k. 10 do IS;
10 Union Con-. IS. 80 do ssh; $50 South
Bodis. Toe; 30 Benton. 2 20; 80 East Nj.
Diaslo, an. 40 do 2. 100 do 2 o5. $50 2 10;
$50 Mammoth. ~. 40 do ass; a. Gould
4 Curry. 81; $50 Northern Belle, leu,
100 do lea. 10 do i6s; 40 Hale 3 Nor.
sross. s&. so do 81; 30 California. 8 60,
100 do 5 IS; a. Potosi. 4, ss do 81. 30 do
. 90; IS Bslchsr. ios; 80 Scorpion. 5 los;
100 Bullion. 4 10. les do 4. 80 do 4 o.; 30
Imperial. soc; 800 Raymond 4 Ely. Soc;
10 Yellow Jacket. 81, 40 do 3; 40 Mexican
iss; 500 Trojan. 4oc; 80 Metallic. I 90;
e5 Bodie, 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
A Dash for Liberty.

CHrrrxsr, February 1.-THE prison
srs In the county jail In this city made .
desperate attempt to sscsps last evening.
When Sheriff Draper and Deputy Sheriff
Smith went in to lock mp the prisoners
for the night q prisoner named Boyd. in
for horse stealing. attacked the Sheriff
with o slung shot, made with . piece Of
coal tied in . handkerchief. The Sheriff
avoided the blow. drew Q revolver and
snapped II at Boyd, but the weapon
failed TO 60 OF. Williams. another horse
thief, attempted 70 assist his companion
when the sheriff shot him in the leg.
Deputy Sheriff Smith grapplsd Boyd and
succeeded in securing him. The ether
prisoners, Is or 70 In number. become
frightened and we're locked up without
further officially. Williams wound u
severe II net dangerous,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
The Ponca Indiana.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE Sem
ate special committee investigating the
causes Of the removal Of the Poncas
took testimony from Bishop W. b.
Hare Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
the missionary In charge Of the Poncas
and other Indians. He testified that
from the time Of his frst personal knowl'
edge Of the Poncas, In 1873, up to the
date OF their removal to Indian Terri.
tory. they were in trouble on account Of
the failure Of their crOps BY reason OF
drouth and srasshoppers and on account
Of rains and dspredations at the hands
OF the Sioux, and that they were anxious
to b. removed from Dakota. He had
understood from high and reliable
souroes that they give their consent to
removal to Indian Territory, but when
the time comes they are opposed to 1t.
The negotiations having been concluded
and arrangements made. he thought 1t
essential that the Government, having
gone that far. should proceed to their
removal. 1t was then essen tial in order
to preserve the authority Of the United
States among the Indian Tribes in that
region.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17

Philip Hinkls. manufactures Of by.
draulio and compressed air elevators,
San Francisco, was on the Comstock
yesterday. He 10 owner OF nine-tenths
Of the Red Jacket mine and purposes to
work II soon.
Night before last the police Of Virginia
made q raid ON an opium den and cap
tured one woman and half . dozen men
who were engaged in smoking the drug.
E. K. otsy. cousin Of Mercer otsy.
Secretary Of the Yellow Jacket. has been
appointed 10 the position Of Chief Clerk
at the Sierra Nevada mine.
Joseph Hirschfsld has replsvined the
stock Of goods taken In attachment In
the suit Of Elfslt ". Erich and the Cor
onsr q Elisor has the property.
Hay 10 said to be becoming Q scarce
article In Truckss Meadows. The cat
tie sent In there from outside places
have eaten II up.
Marriage certificates have been died
a. follows: Il. 8. Claspill to Mrs. W.
A. Lewis. Louis Vincent to Mrs. Caro-
line L. Martin.
Last night was . nippsr. The thor.
momstsr In front Of John Gillig's store
reached 10 above zero ct 6 o'clock this
morning.
Ri. Holman will take the position Of
foreman at the Gould 4 Curry and Best
4 Belcher.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
The Colored Exedus.

WASHINGTON. February 1.-THE Ben.
ate Exodus Committee yesterday Exam.
insd Green Rufan, amiddls.sssd colorsd
nan from Wilson, North Carolina, and
formerly . slave Of sI.Msmbsr Of Con.
Rress Thomas Rufin. he stated that
10 left North Carolina early In Deem.
Der. aud went TO Indianapolis, and arc
now "aimin' to GIT back and die dar."
This exodus was domination OBJ his
race"
James B. Sykax, who resides nssr
Arlington, Va, once . member OF the
Virginia Legislature. stated that In the
testimony which he intended to give he
would charge Senator Window with
originating the exodus, but as that Sen.
ator was absent, he requested the com.
mittee to postpone the examination I'M
til the Senator could be present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
Gorham Figures for Grant.

WASHINGTON, February T.-Gsorge
@. Gorham figures as follows /: Pennsyl.
vania has given her SO votes to Grant.
On the 25th instant New York will
instruct 70 delegates. headed by Roscoe
Conkling. to vote for Grant. Illinois
will instruct hsr ~ the same way. Un-
der such Q le,d tue candidacy OF Grant
will be irresistible. Tho South cannot
bs stolen by few oficsholders under
an Administration, famous only for
betrayal OF Southern Republicans. Two.
thirds Of its 274 delegates will support
Grant. This will end shsrman's oandi.
dacy, and Ohio, with her A delegates,
will b for Grant. Wisconsin, Michi.
gan, Minnesota. Indiana. Kansas and
Nebraska will follow. Massachusetts,,
Connecticut, Vermont and Rhode Island
are showing more and more tendency
towards Grant. The prospect now 10
that long before the National Conven.
ton assemblies delegates enough will
have declared themselves, or been
instructed, to make the nomination OF
the ex.Prssident an accomplished fact.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
Districs Court.

Tho following business was trans
acted in the District Court this morning:
Order directing Sheriff to show cause
why he should not be deemed guilty OF
contempt for not mindins q writ Of re-
plevin in the case Of Hirschfeld vs..
Elicit, dismissed. the property having
been delivered up. Elisor allowed to
amend return.
Estate OF Charles Van Gorder. de-
csased-Rsturn OF sale Of personal
property filed; petition to sell real estate
hled and set for the 2Sth instant.
d. II. Fraser VI. Owen Frassr-Jury
waived.
Pollard W. Lyford-Ssms order.
Schmitt VI. Lady Bryan-Motion to
vacats order setting case for the Court
continued till tomorrow morning.
Matter Of mandamus Of Judge Moses
IN rem City Of Virginia Va. Martin Cohen
Decision rendered that in NO case
under city ordinance has the defendant
. right to . jury trial.
Rocky Bar W. Stsvens-Continued
till tomorrow.
Steele OF al. VI. Gold Lead Gold and
Silver Aiming Company-On trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17

Neil L~oynachsn, . well. known former
Gold Hitler, arrived from Bodie Q day
or two since, where hs has been assist.
ing in the construction Of the Bulwer.
Standard mill Just completed and started
into practical operation. It Is . thirty.
stamp mill. containing all the latest and
most approved improvements. and
Loynachan considers IL the best mill Of
its capacity and kind on the Pacific
Coast. Bodis Is . very lively camp with
an overlooking population and will come
out all right next season.
Victor Rassaysr. W. A. Wiley and
Chas. II. Redmond have relocated the
North California. alias Consolidated
Aston. 1000 feet. Virginia district, join.
ing the Fayorits on the north; called
the Consolidated Astor still.
Ticket No. 14o won the 500 bar Of
bullion at the rafis at Empire City. Feb
ruary IS. The holder may obtain the
brick BY calling ct the Office Of ". o. b.
Martin, Empire City.
The Eureka Consolidated has declared
. dividend Of thirty cents per share.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
Miscellaneous

CHICAGO, February 1.-THE Times
has reduced Its prices to old figures,
claiming to have made arrangements
which will admit Of Its doing 90. It ID
rumored that the Times has lost sub.
scribers In vast numbers, and has fallen
Of prodigiously in street sales on &C.
count OF it, temporary advance.
George Augustus Sals, the veteran
correspondent OF the London Daily Tel.
egruph, has arrived after . trip through
the South. Ho was much disappointed
at the lack OF enterprise, ct universal
liquor drinking and want Of grit In the
South, but was correspondingiy delighted
at the thrift and prosperity Of the people
hereabouts.
NEW YoRx. February IA Herald
special from Colon says: Ferdinand De
Lssseps and his party have sailed hence
for New York by the steamer Colon, and
are expected TO arrive ct their dsstins-
ton on the 23d instant.
Thomas F. Phillips, retired merchant,
aged 60. was garroted and robbed In
Thompson street by three colorsd
women, who wore arrested.
Keeno gave $4,000 TO the free hospi.
tails o' this city last week.
BAISBRIDoE. Pa, February 17.-Chas.
Lane. who recently removed here from
Maryland. killed his wife. then gave poi.
son to his three children, and took q
quantity himself. Only one child lives
and its feet are 30 badly frozen that 1t is
thought It must die.
PORTSMOUTH, N. A., February TO-
Frank Dillingham;. the young murderer.
died yesterday morning from the effects
OF . pistol shot wound in the head, In.
ficted Immediately after killing his aunt.
HALIFAX, February 16.--The wife Of
Adam Murray. living near Now Glas-
gov. yesterday gave birth to five chill.
drsn - three girls and two boys all
finely developed and all doing well.
NOMINAL, February 10.-Mayor Re-
ward was reelected today. He datly 70.
fused on Saturday to take any part in
the reception OF Parnell, and friends OF
the latter e~ndeavored to run an opposi-
ton candidate, but the effort failed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
AZ Home.

Hank Jewett is among his friends and
nsigbbors Of Gold Hill onoe moro. con-
nubiating and having q pleasant time.
He comes from Aurora, where he has
been rusticating for q few months past.
He and Hull. the carpenter, also we'll
known in Gold Hill. have been eabining
together out there and both are fat,
having been enjoying a ,n,iuual feast
OF beans and venison, Hank 10 . noted
shot, himself. and when he IN In
sight OF q deer, It matters not what dis
lance of, that deer has to lie down and
die. He likes Aurora better than Bodis
to liv. in and il going back there after
awhile.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
CIVIL RIGHTS.
An Impersa.s Dscisien Concern.
Ing Them.

Judge Rising in the District Court
this morning decided q matter touching
intimately the civil rights OF citizenship
and interpreting that part Of the Deciar-
alton Of Rights attached to the Consttu-
ton Of the State which says: 1.-THE right
Of trial by jury shall be secured to ALL
and remain inviolate forever"
The case came mp on writ OF man.
damus to compel Judge Moses to grant
q Jury trial in the case Of The Mayor
and Board OF Aldermen OF Virginia
against Martin Cohen, arrested under an
ordinance. This brought the whole
matter before the District Court.
The case was argued ct length last
Saturday, Mr.. Lindsay appearing for
Mr.. Cohen and City Attorney Graham
ON behalf Of Judge Moses. 1t 10 not
necessary to follow the Argument i9 de-
tail. Mr.. Lindsay commended that the
right Of trial by jury Was an absolute
right under the above provision Of the
Constitution Of the State and conse-
quently could not DO denied Mr.. Cohen,
sven by statutory. enactment; that that
right had never been waived, but had
been demanded and should have been
granted.
He also commended that the statute re.
lating to tho prosecution OF public OF.
lenses applied to the Courts OF Justice OF
the Peace when given special and add.
tional Jurisdiction In municipal cases.
City Attorney Graham argued that the
offsnss charged against Mr.. Cohen was
unknown to common law. II had been
created, not BY Q law OF the State even,
but by an ordinance Of q municipal In.
corporation. The offsnss had no exis.
teuce ct the time Of the adoption Of the
Declaration OF Rights incorporated into
the Constitution Of the State. The Con.
stitution did not enlarge the rights OF
the citizen. but simply preserved them
as they existed at the time Of the adop-
ton OF the Constitution. This being
the case, Mr.. Cohen could not demand
the right unless conferred on him by
special enactment. This had not been
done. hence he could not demand . trial
BY jury.
The claim that the statute relating to
the prosecution OF public offences APP
piled to prosecution OF violations OF mu-
nioipal ordinances was not good; for q
violation OF an ordinance was not q pub
lilo offence. nor its prosecution q criminal
prosecution. It 10 . special proceeding.
Jurisdiction for the determining Of which
had been conferred on Justices OF the
Peace within the municipality OF Vir.
ginia.
The court held that in NO cases arising
under the ordinances Of the city were
the defendants entitled to q trial by jury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
rsr,crAI 70 TIE COLI I'LL DAILY mwsl
blaine Ruloglzes Jones.


New YoRx. February 1.-THE Tmss
says that at the dinner to Senator Jones
on Saturday night. only one aitsr-dinnsr
speech, In the ordinary sense. RAJ made,
and this was made by Senator Blaine in
eulosy Of Senator Jones. The gentle
man from Maine referred TO his colleague
from Nevada as q striking example Of
the progress which can be made from
poverty to ~afiuenoe, and from obscurity
TO fame, in this country Of free institu.
tons, even by foreigners. Senator
Jones, Blaine said, came to the United
States from q foreign land, and he found
q deld In which his talents were untrsm.
mslsd, and his energy and ambition had
NO artificial obstacles to grappls with.
He found that his fortune was In his
own hands, to make OF 10 mar, and be
made II. From q ragged boy be grew up
to be n miner. He pushed resolutsly
on, and In time became the owner and
manager OF great mines. he was am.
bilious for legislative honors. and he
forced his way into the California Legis.
laiure, and secured several offices Of
honor and trust in that State. he be.
csme q millionaire. and used his millions
to enrich his friends. and auslly he be.
came Q Senator OF the United States, the
highest civic honor to which q man, not
native born, can aspire. He was ar un.
firing. energetic man-a man OF warm
impulses and generous instincts, and he
richly deserved the honors he had won.
He was Q bright example OF the posi-.
bilitios which open out to the poorest OF
our citizens II they have only courage,
ambition and energy to reach forth for
the grand prize OF life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
Weights, Measures and Currency,

weights, Measures ana currency
WASHINGTON, February l7.-At Q
meeting of tho House Committee on
Coinage. Weights and Measures, War.
nsr read the report Of the sub committee,
to which was referred the petition Of the
Bullion Club OF New York, praying
''that paper currency be restricted 70
denominations Of $40 and upwards"
The report recommends that the volume
OF the paper credit money Of the United
States be limited to its present outstand-
ing issues by stopping any further issue.
and providing that all additional increase
OF paper currency shall Be by coin and
bullion certificates. Warner was re-
qussted to present the report to the
House, with the request that II DO
printed and recommitted.
Representative Bland, Chairman Of
the subcommittee on Minis, asked and
obtained leave to report the House bill
providing for the further increase Of
branch mints, to have the same printed
and recommittsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
TOWN TRUSTEES.
Regular Meeting or she beard Last
Evening.

A regular meeting Of the Town Trus-
tees was held last evening, President
Fox in the chair-present. Trustees
Mercer. Dauchy and Lemsry. Town
Marshal Folsom. Town Attorney Fitz.
simmons and Town Clerk Hyde were
also present.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read aud approved.
The reports Of the different standing
committees were received.
The Committee on Streets reported
them as being in good condition.
The Committee on Fire and Water
reported everything in good working
order.
The Finance Committee reported the
following bills correct, aud on motion
warrants were ordered drawn for their
payment : F. Sbarbsch 81 so, Gladding
i Fox SO, George Duprey $40, j. Wyck.
of So 80. 7. Gallagher Sl3 "a. Alex.
Cohn 81.
The Board was notified that Q vacancy
existed in the Police Department, officer
Goliath having left the town.
On motion it was ordered that the
Board 60 into the election OF q police
man for Ward One. @. @. Putnam,
John Rooney and John Long were placed
in nomination. % the FIRST ballot
Trustee Mercer voted for Putnam. Trus.
tee Lemery for ]. Long. and Trustee
Dauchy and President Fox for Rooney.
II requiring . majority Of the Board to
elect no choice was made and q second
ballot was had when ]. Rooney received
four votes and was declared duly elected
to ill the vacancy.
Complaint being made TO the Board
that the roadman was careless IN not
attending to his duties the Comm tee on
Streets and Town Marshal were Instruct.
Cd to make such change as they deemed
proper and beneficial to the town.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
coRRRcr YouR FAULTS

OF digestion with Hoststter's Stomach Bitters,
. medicine which removes natulsncs. heart
burn, irrssuiarity Of the bowels, poverty Of the
blood and all shifting. hsrassins. psrplexins
symptoms Of dyspepsia. - we'll - their cause.
a conspicuous change In the appearance -
we'll - In the feelings Of those who uss the
Bitters takes place - the distressing symptoms
disappear, and the stomach. liver and bowels
reassums their Junction IN full force and activ.
lily. This hsggard appearance Of the counter.
ance ana ~sallowness OF dyspeptics are supplant-
Cd by q healthier look. and % the food 10 sssim.
Hated, the body acquires substance. Appetite,
without which foed does comparatively little
good. 10 restored. and the nervous systsm no
freshed with much needed slumbsr, through
the use OF this medicine. which 10 also bsne.
ncisl to persons OF Q rheumatic tendency. and
an inestimabls preventive Of fever and sgue.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
National Blaine Club.

WASHINGTON. February IVA large
number Of prominent gentlemen met in
this city on Saturday night and organ.
lied q National Blaine Club. with Con.
gresham Hiram Price. Of Iowa, a.
President OF the organization, and q
long list OF Vice Presidents, including
the name OF Senator Booth, OF Califor-
mia. Addresses were made by Con.
gresham Calkins Of Indiana, Reed Of
Main, Price Of Iowa, and Williams Of
Wise sin, and by Colonel Brown OF
Kentucky. strongly advocating Blains's
nomination for the Presidency. and with
equal sarnestnsss oondemning the Grant
third term project. Tho headquarters
OF the club were established In Washing.
ton, 10 remain until after the meeting OF
the National Convention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
(r,aAl TO rHs COLI HUI DALI urvs.I
The Treaty With France.


LONDON, February 1.-THE substance
Of the treaty between the United States
and France. signed at Washington on
the 18th of January. for Q settlement OF
claims OF French citizens. resulting from
the wal Of secession, has been puslishsd
here. The treaty provides that . COM
mission Of three members. o ap..
pointed by France. one by the United
States. and the third by the Emperor OF
Brazil. shall meet In six months after
the exchange Of ratifoations to arbitrate
definitely on the claims Of French sub
jsots and on any counter claims OF Amer.
lean citizens who sustained losses under
like circumstances. The treaty applies
solely to demands for indemnity origi.
mating from acts Of injury committed
with coRnizance OF the Federal suthori.
ties, the United States Government hav.
ing absolutely refused to accept the re-
sponsibility for acts Of the Confsderstes
or for any loss arising from loss or
emancipation OF slaves.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-17
HOW 10 a V MONEY.

Instead Of going TO . doctor for . prssshp-
ton. II you have Bright's Disease. Diabetes,
Pain In the Back and Loins. smsrting, fnhsm-
nation. oslculi. Brictdust Deposit, or any
trouble Of the Kidneys or Bladder. buy . bottle
OF DIR. MIsTIR's NEPHRkTICUM. the great
BueAu COMPOUND. Il 10 the most wonderful
prescription ever compounded for there
froublss. MsaErs. Abrams \ Carroll. Wholesale
dru gaists. say "W regard Nsphrstieum a.
ne besf kidney and Bladder Rsnsdy IN ns
mdrLa," Woodward, druggist, Portland. Ore.
gon, says "Everybody speaks highly OF IT,
Childs. druegist. Portland. Oregon. says: "Sold
Ivts OF it; Il always docs tho work Many
have been cured Of obstinate kidney complaints
After the dot ,rs have given them mp. For
sale BY all drusgists. Phos. 81 . bottle, or
six bUttles for -,