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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
Tho Resources OF colorado.

NEW YoRK. April 1.-THE Bullion
Club met last evening. Professor ]. h.
McChssnsy spoke on the reduction Of
gold and silver ores, reviewing In out.
line the various processes for sliminat.
ing the precious metals from worthless
substances. He was followed by Prof.
Wheeler OF Leadville, who spoke at con.
siderable length upon Colorado. The
speaker commended that all mines were
the result Of aqueous deposition, and
were not, as some said, formed by
upheavals from the bowels Of the earth.
Colorado had a grand future before it
brilliant with financial success. A great
mining and agricultural State. 1t was
already growing rich In railroad facilities
that would enable snterprising people to
reach the land that would surely reward
industry we'll directed. Lsadville. the
speaker argued, was not to blame
because Eastern speculation capitalized
its mines ut four or Ave hundred times
their value. The speaker described the
locations Of the various contact forma-
lions in Colorado and the passes leading
to them. Colorado had Q territory, he
said. large enough for an empire and
rich enough in grazing plains and tim.
Der to support empires. Buffaloes had
left Colorado, but for the sportsmen
there still remained ~oountlsss elk. deer,
antelope and fish.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
Kentucky for Grant.

L~ou1sv1ILr, April 1.-THE Republic
osn State Convention had q larger rep.
rsssntation than usual. John W. Lewis
In the Chair. being elected BY 300 70
500, thus showing that the Grant
strength Ia In the ascendant. Speeches
fsvorine Grant were loudly applaudsd.
A soene Of wild disorder snsusd upon Q
motion to enforce the unit rule, but It
was finally decided IS adopted amid loud
protests. James Speed was made per-
mansnt Chairman. The report Of the
Committee on Credentials was adopted
excluding any Grant delegates from
Louisville District. Moro excitemsnt
ensued when the Committee on Resolu.
tons presented . majority report favor.
ing Grant instructions and the minority
report favoring no instructions. The
majority report Vas adopted BY about
700 majority. 20 the delegates 60
instructed 10 vote a. Q unit for Grant.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15

In an item on the Reno cattle market,
the Gasstis says: Exclusive OF Fo1's
cattle, which will probably al be used to
supply his Gold Hill market, L. w. Lee
estimates that there are not 1000 head
In this market for sale.
Colonel stoushton and Judge @. Q.
Goodwin left Carson City this morn
Ing for Bodis and other mining
camps In that direction. They will be
absent the rest Of the week.
According to the Leader. Bsssstt and
Headlsy Of the Captain Jack combina-
tion have dofed the buekskin, donned
brosans and gone to swinging the PICK
IN Eureka mines.
There was an alarm In Virginia OF hre
at $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon. II
VA caused by the burning out OF .
ctovepipe in the direction Of the Divide
The assessment OF 81 on Golden Gate
and that Of Is cents on Solid Silver will
ys delinquent May Is. See ADVERTISE
msnts In another column.
George +. Grabnsr owes about $4,000
and has nothing 10 show for II. Hs has
applied to the District Court for relief.
The bowls Of April are still about rs.
A little snov. . good deal OF blow and
more cold are the rule these days.
The Virginia Savings Bank has COM
menesd foreclosure OF . mortgage against
John Snow.
Hannah Gould has hlsd declaration
Of homestead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
sharpshesssn.

Some OF the best marksmsn OF the
Comstock are interesting themselves in
organizing . corps Of sharpshootsrs.
They want about 20 men who have
achieved and can maintain q creditable
distinction as scors-makers, and they
purpose to take the field this summer
and make bullssyes With any organiza.
ton on the coast. In q conversation
with some OF these this morning an
anxiety was expressed to draw consider.
ably on the Sarshsld Guard for material
for this corps, and II IL certain that the
organization would fail In attaining It's
ersstsst possible success without the
Gold Hill element. The Sarsnslds have
for two seasons carried Of the best
prizes, and, since there ID . likelihood
Of there being very few II any more
worlds in that line to conquer this sea
son, very likely our marksmen may Be
glad to Join the s~harpshootins corps
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IA Ores.

In the Consolidated Virginia mine the
ore extracted for milling comes from sas'
Of the old slopes on the 1900 and l75O
levels. This ore Is Of . grade lower
than could be reduced to advantage
while the mine was paying regular divi'
deuds, but which yields sufficiently to
pay the running expenses Of the mine
and save assessments. The mining and
milling Of this ore will be continued as
long az IL continues to pay mining and
milling, though nothing beyond that Is
realized. Every dollar thus taken out
adds 30 much to the wealth Of the coun-
try and the work gives employment to
needy men. The dividends which have
been recently declared from time to time
on the capital stock Of the company
have been made from the surplus accu.
INFLATED from milling these ~low-grade
ores. II will be remembered that at one
time there was talk about "Fair's baby"
This ore body was found at that time
and the ore now milled 10 taken from
that baby. The slopes do not reach
within 200 feet Of the Best & Bsloher
line.
California has been milling ore Of q
similar quality, which has also come
from the vicinity Of old slopes and
which was passed in dividend.paying
days. A search IL being made now east
Of the old slopes on the 1900 level for
ores Of this quality which were Of too
low grade to answer the demands made
in the palmisst days OF the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
Missouri for Grant.

sEplLlA. April 1.-THE Republican
State Convention met yesterday, with
Judge David Wagner as Chairman, or
ganized and q recess was taken.
A Grant caucus. called by O. ]. FIJI.
ley, IL now sitting. Several Congress
sional delegations have elected delegates
to the Chicago Convention.
The Grant caucus agreed on . full list
OF delegates. and passed resolutions
iavoring instructions for q solid Grant
vote at Chicago. Several solorsd mem.
bers urged that they might be represent.
ed at Chicago. but were disregarded and
held o caucus with Blaine men, but
nothing definite wal done.
After slscting delegates to the Ma
tional Convention. q resolution was
adopted rsafarming the principles Of the
Republican party, indorsing the admin.
istration Of U. s. Grant while Presi.
dent, and in~struoting the delegates to
Chicago to vote as q unit on all ques.
tons, and for q. 8. Grant a. . oandi.
date for President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
a r Road TO Travel.

WASHINGTON, April l4.-Bsfors the
Exodus Committee yesterday, r. L.
Falker (oolored), 63 years old. from
Natchatoches, Louisiana, said he was q
Republican, but voted the Democratic
ticket for safety. He was disguised
with the Republican State leaders. he
had been President OF . ward club In his
parish, and had been taken from his
home by masked men before the election
in 1868, and robbed Of his purse and
registration papers. he wal advised 70
resign his position and withdraw from
politics, which he did. The Vice Prssi.
dent Of the club, who was called out,
recognized some Of the party and was
instantly killed. Witness had been per.
secuted by the negroes for sfalialing
with the Democrats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
filden On Horseback.

CHICAGO, April 14.-A Times New
York special correspondent has definite
knowledge that Tildsn has BY no means
given up his Presidential aspirations.
On the contrary, he is u sanguine Is
ever, for the fact is. he has always been
an opHmist; has always bullsd stocks;
has made most Of his money by picking
up decaying enterprises in which other
men had lost faith. and this character.
istio il most marked In him now. His
disease IL not paralysis, but Bright's
disease OF the Kidneys. Hs does . ire
mendous amount Of work, and uses
stimulants freely. He exercises daily ON
horseback, but IL always closely followed
by an attendant, for his friends fear that
he will some day fall from his horse In
q ct Of weakness. His most trusted
friends are Henry Wsttsrson, Andrew
B. Green and Abram 8. Hewitt, with
whom he has become reoonciled and 10
on intimate terms. No doubt New
York will send q Tildsu delegation to
Cincinnati.
A Times Syracuse special says: The
result OF an investigation at Washington
Of q careful newspaper correspondent ID
that he has made the discovery that the
universal verdict 10 against Tildsn; that
hs could only lead the Democracy 10 dc.
feat, and 10 the worst possible candidate.
Southern men. like many others. are
outspoken against him. It IL freely pre-.
dictsd that with Tildsn. Virginia would
be lost to the Democracy, with the grave
chance Of losing half . dozen other
Southern States. Democratic Congress-
men from North Carolina, Florida, Ala
bama and Louisiana say that 1t would 30
impossible to hold their States in line.
The reasons are various; the cipher dis.
patches, his evident anxiety on his In.
come tax suits. and his failing to take
the Office TO which he was elected In
1916.
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Way Dow. Ia Maine.

A letter received yesterday from Pro.
lessor W. Frank Stewart, dated Bangor,
Maine. April 9Th. says: George D. Holt.
recently arrived from Silver City and
Gold Hill, 10 here. I think be will take
charge Of some mines for Col. W.: d.
Darling, the same man for whom Tim
O'Connell. formerly Of Gold Hill, Is OF
work. I should be rejoiced to DO on tho
Comstock this summer. but my chances
for doing we'll at my profession are OF.
~cellent, and I think I had better remain
awhile. Maine Is really q promising
silver mining State. and is beginning
already to attract . good deal OF stten.
ton. Rem ember me kindly to all Of
our old friends and tell them old Frank
has not forgotten one OF them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
To. Social and Ceacors.

The tea social and concert to DO given
at the Methodist Church in Gold Hill,
tomorrow night. will be enjoyable.
Nothing like tea for q female sys-opsnsr
especially OF church gatherings. The
following ladies and gentlemen have vol
unteered TO assist in the entertainment;
Mrs. Do Forrest and Mrs. Macarthur.
Misses Genesy. Neimeyer. Poll. Fsulk,
Bath and Morgan, Messrs. wastel Broth.
ers, Fog, Lord. Prothero. Keith and
others. Tea will be served from 4:30 to
$50. and those toswhom II will DO con.
vsnisnt are especially requested to take
supper before the concert. 30 that they
may be more comfortably accommodated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
RemoYal or thu utss.

WASHINGTON. April lA.-Gsnsral shsr'
man, who has returned from Chicago.
where hs went to consult with General
Sheridan about the carrying out Of the
Ute agreement, which passed the Senate.
does not anticipate any trosble with the
Utes. Such arrangements will b made
that there can be nc outbreak, even II
the Utes are inclined TO be turbulent.
They will, he thinks. bs removed from
Colorado without any trouble. There
viii, Of course, be . big ooufab. and
the the Utss will be removed ~ the
agreement provides.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
THE POLITICAL BOOM.
Rspubliea. Primaries and she Co.
ss-ysu-cas Race fer she Cenves-

The political boom just coming on
bids fair to be Q good me-. At any rate
Il has a tendency to give temporary re-
lief from the depression in stocks and
the dullness in business. Men for the
time forget to talk Of strikes and water
in the mines and diamond drills and
e~rosscuts.
Las. evening in Virginia. in response
to q published call and the ov'rturss Of
band Of music. the Republicans assem-
bled a. Pipsr's Opera House to nomi.
nate unpledssd delegates to the Austin
Convention. A good opportunity for .
rousing Republican meeting was virtual.
ly lost through want Of proper organiza-
tion; yet the business Of the evening
was accomplished through . committee
n three from each ward. who were
authorized to put tickets In the fsld
representing those who would send I'M
pledged delegates both to Austin and TO
Chicago to attend the National Convsn.
ton June 2.
Following arc the names Of the Blaine
delegates running In Virginia today:
First Ward-R. 8. Meaoham, j. O.
Smith. E. Strother. E. r. Smith, W. j.
Hanks and ]. @. Hampton.
Second Ward-E. B. Harris, Henry
Piper, L. Alexander, John Rossnbrock
and A. Peasely.
Third ward-Charlss Williamson. g..
]. Whitney, v. j. Stsarns, D. Lyons,
George E. Caulkin and II. NJ. Monk.
Fourth ward-w. B. Shspperd, Fred.
Schroeder. F. @. Bishop. Z. Babcook
and D. Il. Fraser.
Flowery-James Woodbury..
The committee who made these seleo-
tons say that the only understanding Is
that the delegates. II elected. are to 60
for Blaine as their first choice. They
are not prevented from voting for Grant,
washburne or any n else In case they
see that some other person IL stronger
than Blaine.
Following are the names Of the I.
pledged delegated put up BY last nights
committees:
First Ward - George r. Foard, E.
Strother. F. Morrill,. T. II. Rooney, A.
v. Comstock, E. Il Smith.
Second wsrd-George E. Seammon,
W. Il. Smith, Z. F. Davis, Richard Ri
sing, B. Armbrust.
Third ward-A. n. Cols,J. E. Thomp-
son, Geo. F. Hill. John 8. Young, Geo.
Bettinger, John D. Hannah.
Fourth ward-Issao L. Requa, W. b.
Shepperd, E. Babcock, Thos. Mitchell,
Fred. Schroeder.
Tickets for delegates to the Virginia
City Republican Convention are numer'
ous. There are three tickets In each
ward, run in the interests Of various as
pirants for Office, and in some OF the
wards about double that number. The
strongest contest seems to be for Chiei
OF Police. The candidates are Nelse
Allan, present incumbent, Mat Reihm,
and w. s. O'Brien-all good men.
In Gold Hill. things are quister than
in Virginia, and the vote will DO very
light. As there 10 no organized OPPOSE
ton to the regular nominations, the fol'
lowing persons may DO set down % the
chosen delegates for Gold Hill to the
State Convention at Austin:
First Ward-John H. Harris, John
Reese, ALI. Dotsn, B. II. Carrick, John
Ryno.
Evan Williams, John B. Pitshiord.
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Lines Down.

The storm today has been . more
continued snowfall than any We have
had for q week. but 1t would not be safe
to no further back than that. The snow
for a while melted about a. fast ~ 1t
fell, but further on quite . fall accumu
lated and the day has been q most dis
agreeable one for pedestrians and team.
stsrs. The wind has been violent and
the elements 90 raging thar the telegraph
wires were down this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
Tn. s..s a ss,shsr Besa,.

The true inwardnsss Of the Best q
Belchsr boom il becoming known on the
Comstock st last. For . time people
would have . strike there somewhere,
and to satisfy them Harry Penoysr
looked for Il. bat bis search was unsuc-
cessiul. Then some wanted 70 short the
stock. One prominent dealer sent an
order TO his broker In San Francisco to
short heavily. The broker autographed
back: 'Ordsr refused; particulars oy
mail" The letter cams In due time,
and In II the broker said he had. In the
interest Of other parties, esnyasssd the
whole city and could not hnd any one
Who had any Best & Belchsr stock, and
hs thought IL . very dangerous short.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
Fire this MsPning.

The alarm Of hrs this morning 81.
tended to Virginia and brought the de-
partment there out into the storm and
yielded euss words enough to all an
almanac on leap year. The alarm was
caused by q clear case OF stove pipe In
tho house Of p. N. Kelly, tuanel road,
sGold Hill. Damage slight. The Viz
ginis boys think there should DO some
arrangement by which alarms originating
we'll over in Gold Hill should not be
extended quite o far into Virginia, e.
pscially on stormy mornings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
0es Year Papers.

The District Court will be in session
next Saturday. at which time the sppli.
cation Of persons desiring to be natural.
ixsd will b heard. Every applicant
must DO accompanied BY two Witnesses
lone Who has known him for I've years
IN the United States. and one who has
known him for one year in this State.
Forsien.born residents who wish to vote
At the coming election should bsas
these matters In mind.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILIAN


HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN
Hair Renswsr Il . scientific combinsuoa Of
soma Of the most powerful restorative AGENTS
in the vegetable kingdom. It restores gray
hair 70 Its original color. It makes the scalp
whils and clean. II cures dandrun and humors.
and falling out Of the hair. II furnishes the
nutritivs principle By which the hair 10 nour-
ishsd and supported. It makes the hair moist,
soft and glossy. and 10 unsurpassed - . hair
dressing. II Il the most economical prepsra.
ton svsr ofsrtd 10 the public, % is effects
remain Q long time. making only an occasional
application necessary. Il 10 recommended and
used By eminent medical men. and oneially
indsrsed By the stats Assaysr Of Massachusetts,.
The popularity Of Halrs Rsnswer has incrssssd
with the test Of many years. both In this ooun.
try and in foreign lands. and It = nov known
and used In all the c~ivilissd countries Of the
World. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
Miacellaneous

NEW Yonx. April l4.-Ths slums Of
New York, which oil visitors TO the city
were heretofore 90 anxious to see, are
losing their fascination. The Chinese
quarter Is the growing attraction for the
average ruralist. =.
O'Lsary challenges any two men In
England TO make . six.dsy go.as-you.
please match with Hart and Dobler for
Sl0,0 900 or sac. ZOO. the contest 10 take
place in this city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
rllden,s intended wnhdrawal.

CHICAGO, April l5. - The Journals
Washington special says: A Democrat
Of prominsnos. n who has held . high
position in the councils Of his patty,
informed your correspondent yesterday
that Tildsn has written o letter, TO be
read at the New York Democratic Con.
vention In Syracuse. declining to DO .
candidate before the Cincinnati Conven.
ton, and Withdrawing his name. The
reason assigned for his course 10 the
condition OF his health. This same
gentleman says Tilden prepared q letter
two months ago Withdrawing his name,
but intsrcession Of personal friends pro.
vented II from being made public at that
TINA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
ma oIeomarrarina Fight.

New YoRx. April 1.-THE butter msr'
chants Of this city are seeking an ALL
anos With the dairymsu Of the country
that Congress may Be influenced 70 en-
act laws to prevent adultsration Of but.
ter and the regular sale Of olsomsrear.
inc. Manufacturers OF oleomargarine
were 20 attentive 10 Congressman that.
at their recent visit. the dairynsn did
not have IN opportunity 70 prsssnt thst'
case,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
A FINE THING ron THE TEETH.

Fragrant sozoDoNT 10 aeomposition Of the
pursst and choicest ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable kingdom. Every ingredient 10 we'll
Known to have . beneficial eject on the teeth
and gums. Its embalmins or antiseptio prop
srty and aromatic fragrance makes 10 . toilet
luxury. sOZOpONr removes all disasreeAble
odors nom tho breath caused By catarfh. bad
teeth. etc. IL IL entirely free from ths injurious
and scrid properties OF tooth paslss and pow.
dsn which destroy the enamel. One bottle will
last six months. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
The BSAis Railroad.

The Bodis extension OF the V. u I.
Railroad will DO sc miles long. The
.tsspsst grade will DO ll6 feet to the
mile. and that will be between the
Mound House and Dayton. The route
runs to Walker Lake and follows its
ssst shore % miles to the terminus
cost Of construction. $4,000 O0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
Arr,,.,. sh,. asr...s.

JF Lewis. Z J Pasmore, Father No
0rath. F @ Bradley. L N Carr. Jas KIN
ney. IA Remsburg. G Chapman. N L
Mussy. Ella Livingstone. d = Gallatin,
Mrs L A Reed. A W Rich and wife. T
Wood. tt Moore. n Otsy, n n Bay, L
Hertenstt. A Richardson. 8 7 Curtis. II
Bslmor and wife. Oracle Lawrence. J b
Holden.
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General Grants Movements.

MEMPHIS, April l4.-6enera UTAH.
met and talked with colored people
Tuesday afternoon, and expressed graft.
Asation at the improving condition oil
their race. General Grant and party,
In charge OF Q delegation OF citisens Of
Little Rock. Arkansas. left by special
train at noon today. They will arrive
at Little Rock at z o'clock this evening.
The General will remain % the guest Of
that city until Friday morning. when he
returns 70 Gslspa, Illinois, stopping
only at Cairo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
Dsparsurs. i..s Evsssss.

viscount and yiscountess Do Toeque'
Vile, Z J Ls Breton and wife, TIE Picotte,
T 0'Grsdy. W Beitch. W : Thompson. N
Coftey. J Flint. d N smith. W Hill. 7
H Sullivan. W II Morrison, p WEIGH. J
Laxun. @ 9 Hooper. I Rich. G Mack
DR. Grant. Mrs s b Segur and children
Mrs Geo ellison. Thos Reynolds, Miss Z
Sloan, E J Pssmore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
Interest in Cadet Whittaker's Case.

Interest In Cadet WhittakeR's Case.
CHICAGO. April 1.-THE Journals
New York special says: 30 great IL the
interest In tie ease Of cadet Whitaker
that many persons 60 daily to West
Point. and 10 accommodate them the
HIGHLAND House ct the garrison has been
opened for the season. The assault has
called attention 10 the swful Life young
Whitaker has been obliged to live ct
the Academy the past few years. and
with the knowledge Of oil the officers.
from commandant down.
WEST PoNr. April 15.-Ex.C Congress
man Townsend Of New York put In an
appearance ct the Whitaker Court Of
Inquiry yesterday a. counsel for Whit
taksr. and assisted in the examination
OF Witnesses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15

A young lady in Indiana was suddenly
kissed st . party. and was 20 greatly
shocked and mortified that she became
Insane. This should put . stop to the
iphuman practice Of kissing young girls
suddenly. The other way u quite -
eertsin and . heap moro enjoyable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-15
A CARD.

10 al who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
ceipe mat viii cure YOU, FREE OF oHARaE
This great remedy vas discovered BY . mission.
arr In South America. Send . self.sddressed
envelope to the kxv. JosxrH T. Imam, Station
D, New York city. jaio ~
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The former editor Of the aresnoci
fSeouand) Advertiser. which was obliged
10 suspend publication the o!ne, Gay
prevent loss, after IS years Of sxistsnoe'
refused Campbsll's poem OF "honsn-
linden" because he thought II hardy
rershy Of publication.