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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20
Rough On The Lord Mayor.

LONDON, February 2O.-Msddick, pub.
Usher. AMI j. and E. Judd. printers OF
the Sporting and Dramatic Nsns. sp.
peared in the Bow.strset Police Court
yesterday to answer to the charge Of
libel preferred by the Right Hon. Z.
Dwyer Gray, Lord Mayor Of Dublin, in
tbs publication Of IN article OF which
the following il an extract (: "Eow that
mischievous, " .conditionsd burlesque OF
a legislator, Gray. is descended. We don't
know, nor, seeing his character 30 ap.
parent does IL much matter. The guests
who had been obliged to accept his inyi.
tation to the Mansion House are to be
warmly congratulated on their escape
from such humilisting business as his
dinner must have BEEN" The article
also insinuAted that a fear existed that
the Mansion House Relief Fund would
be misapplisd. The cause was adjourned
till Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20
An IxDoMIrABLE JOURNALIST.

The Benioaian, u little seven.by.nine
weekly published at Benton, Mono
county. California, by Dan Jones. has
entered upon its second volume. Dan
felicitates upon the occasion as follows:
Our cash book shows tina. we have col.
lected in coin Just SIS 50. OF this sum
S2l SO has zone for firewood. s. so for
freight, IS for rent and for washing-no,
we have worn the same shirt sver since
We started the paper-lesving . balance OF
s2i so for incidental Office and household
expenses. Against this SIS 20 VI have
given from IA to l6 hours labor every day,
including Sunday, each week VI have
printed the paper. The semi.weekly CON-
tained. when printed full, about 10000
ems. making 40. 900 for the week, which Is
the average printers weeks work. without
performing n other labor. In adj
dition to this weeks work ct the case we
have looked after the chores Of the office;
made up the forms; cut and wet down the
paper; washed the rollers; worked the
press; put up the mails and carried the
paper. We have bought. begged, borrowed
or stolen the frewood, and chopped and
split il with Q borrowed AZ. We have done
our own cooking and lived on u meal
and . cold lunch per day, never getting q
good square meal except when . chance
hslf-dollar fell in our way and we would
feel so rich that we would rush up to the
California Hotel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20
Isn. Davis wlndfaII.
Ne,O York Tribune, FEB. 10.

"eU iors Tribune, FEB. 10.
The will Of Mrs. Sarah A. Dorsey, Of
Beanvoir, Miss, who left all her money
to JEFFERSON Davis, will DO seriously con-
tested by her relatives. One ground Of
opposition to the will Is somewhat on.
rious. The testator assigned as q rsa.
son for such disposition Of her estate
that MIR. Davis had received NO reward
for fighting for his country-that IL, for
the late Confederate States. It will be
argued that q devise made explicitly up
on the ground that the dsvisee has COM
mitted treason Is against public policy;
and we do not see why it is not. Mr..
Davis pursued q course which the Law
regards as criminal; Mrs. Dorsy leaves
him money because he pursued Il;
will the Courts OF law sustain
such e devise ? Suppose Mrs. Dorsey
had left all her money to be divided
among the inmates Of the Louisiana
State Prison, upon the ground that she
regarded them as more sinnsd against
than shining; that sine had made them
her heirs because they were thieves,
while she did not. on account Of the
present unequal distribution Of wealth.
regard thieving a. q crime at all. Would
the Courts have sustained such . will AZ
thatp Besides, Mr.. Davis Is not only .
criminal, but an unrepentant one. It is
hard to see why natural heirs should DO
despoiled to endow one who Is not Q cit
izen. and who occupies. so far Is he
can, q position outside the Government
to which he owes natural fealty, and
which he has several times solemnly
sworn to support.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20
A Bodie Accident.
Bodie Free Press. FEB. II.


About 0 o'clock Sunday night, during
the severe wind storm that was prevail.
ing. An awful accident occurred on the
old site OF the Winters mill. situated
about one mile north from Aurora. II
appears that when the mill was torn
down. the fireplace. with q brick chin
ney about fifteen feet high, was left
standing. Mr.. Ravenelle. who Is = wood
contractor, seeing this fireplace 30 near
his wood ranch, built u canvas house
about it in order to utiliz, IL. Up to
last Sunday tbs structure appeared to be
solid. but on that night. willis " wood.
choppers. employees Of Mr. RNenelle,
were playing a game OF cards. tue chin.
ney was blown down without a moments
warming, and Mrs. Ravenells. who was
standing near by. was fslled to the floor
and completely covered with the debris
OF mortar and bricks. Her husband,
being only slightly injured, hastily dug
her out and had her transferred to Au.
rora. DR.. Rogers. OF Bodie. was imme.
diately telegraphed for. and went down
yesterday morning. From him II WAS
learned that the woman had sustained a
fracture and dislocation Of the ankle.
and o deep ss.h about eight inches in
length across the breast. ex ending up
under the armpit. She came very near
bleeding to death. but the doctor says
she is now in q fair way to cover. The
wood choppers were also considerably
bruised. but not seriously.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20

Ice A CURE ron SMALL Pox.-From
numerous experiments made in the great
hospital at Possen. Prussia. 1t appears
that ice il . most sfectual remedy against
small pox. One Of the patients in = lit
Of delirium, escaped to the garden, where
the snow lay two feet deep. There he
remained all the rest OF the night, with
no covering but his shirt. On the fol.
lowing morning the fever bad subsidized
and tae pustules dried. This strange cir.
cumstance attracted the physicians at
tention. and. after consultation, they de-
terminsd to keep the temperature OF the
smallpox wards very low, and apply
small quantities Of ice to the patients.
The results surpassed their expectations
and ri the end Of week all the patients
had recovered,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20
A MONSTER SHIP.
The One that IL being Built for the
Inmau Lino.
Nee York Times.

Nee York Times.
A new steamship. which when com
plsted will DO the largest and finest msr.
chant vessel in the world. is now being
built at Barrow, England. for the Inman
line. She will be ready for use in the
spring OF 1881, and will then begin max.
ing regular trips between this port and
Liverpool. The City Of Rome was re-
gardsd as the most appropriate name
which could be given to this addition to
the Inman feet. Her dimensions are to
be as follows:
Length Of keel, SAG feet : length over
all. 500 feet breadth Of beam, 50 feet /;
depth Of hold. SO feet 9 inches, and
depth from top Of deck.house to keel. 90
feet. Her measurement will be $500
tons, or over 1000 tons larger than
either the City Of Berlin or the Arizona.
and 800 tons larger than the Ssrvia, the
new Cunard steamship, which will be
completed this fall. She will be over
our.ifths Of the size Of the Great East
srn. The engines OF the City Of Rome
..n,S... ~ - -h;.h ~. h;,h n,s..
NM and ,brs. low measure There
will DO eight boilers, heated by 4S fur.
ths rats NJ isH mot an NOM,
IN. v;iI 60. tonr i.r,. mast. and
,hr.s smol. f,nnsIs isros snrs.a oi
csnyas can h. .st which will snsbls tho
.,..m.h;n ~ may. oood tim. n nccss.
az, ~;,bou, ,hs All ~ ,hs sno;nss
Tbs ..Ioop and ~,t,,.rooms will be placed
.mia.h;ns and iii, con,s;, s,srv f~sc;Iitv
TO- namto,t srS ,ryu,v AN tbs Iat,:,
;mr,ovsm.n,s ~. - hs .dasa and tbs
sn,;rs m; viii b, snl.nsiJly furnished
and nnbolstsrsJ. Tbsro will bs ais re-.
y%oIv;po CHAIR =, N. ,sloon table. and
The sts,srooms will sssily accommodate
sao e.. .isss ns..sno.,s d,avino
- -h;.h a. he o@.sr,;.J h, M
sS-.aa. ali ~ 49, ~ ~. Al
a ss,oan TIL
ro,n I'll, h. .ho.s arsx
.".an - al ...ommoa.,. nm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20

The Winter Palace, tho scene Of the
murdsrous explosive attempt upon the
Cars life. 10 said to contain six thou
sand inhabitants when being occupied
by the Car. 1t was burned in 1887,
and rebuilt in 1889 on . more msgnid.
cent scale. 1t is n OF the largest pal.
aces in the world. and is in the form Of
n square. 455 feet long and $50 feet
broad. Its halls are Of wonderful beauty
and flled with the richest statuary.
gems and pictures. aud magnificent
tables and vases Of malachite.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20
The editor Of tee Silcsr Stat, is serene

The editor OF tSe Silrsr State is serene
ut present. but more trouble awaits him.
He had something in his paper impugn-
ing tho character OF the Piute Princess
Sally winnemueca. saying that she
couldn't drink, or something fully as
bad. Sally Immediately declared war on
him. and sent him word that shs would
cut his throat and peel of his scalp for
. chignon. He has her now safe in Jail;
but Sally will come for,h With a whoop.
up by and by and perhaps give him
something to remember her by.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20
Bald Headed Men.
s. r. Argonaut.

s. =. Argonaut.
To my sister readers Of the Ar9onaut
I never yet have seen the woman who
has not the strongest faith In irst i'm
pressiops. No rule is without its excep-
:ions. This is not to be relied upon In
the case of a bald man. The Arst Bible
lesson I recall is that tale OF two she
bears devouring an immense number OF
children-ffty, I think, for telling an
old bald.headed man to ''go up" We
are told he afterward did this; but the
childreu's advice was premature, hence
their fate.
During my childhood my acquaintance
with specimens Of this genus was con.
fined to my observations in church.
Every Sunday found me in my oorner
Of the pew. apparently intent on the
services, actually watching the several
bald men in the congregation. Each
shining pate was q study; and, although
they were guilty OF several idiosyncra.
sizes. invariably dropping to sleep. I re.
garded them as the special proteges Of
Divine Providence. Well. then I was .
child, and saw through a glass darby"
Judge my astonishment, when I began
attending the theater, at beholding Q
conspicuous number OF these smbyro
a~rchsugsls, as my childish imagination
had designated them. ranged close up to
the ~iootlights. With what intense avid.
ity they followed the play How their
cheeks slowed over the pretty faces and
forms on the stage! No moro idea Of
going to sleep than Of parting their hair!
Then. when brother John told me that
those old buffers with the skating
Kinks on their heads" were the princi.
pal patrons OF the ballet, the scales fell
from my eyes. I began to fear Divine
Providencs would not take all the bald
under its protecting wing. Now, after
years OF experience. let me whisper in
the ears Of my fellow-women q few
words OF advice:
This style Of hairdressing seems pecu.
lisrly adapted to deceive women In re-
gard to the real character OF the man.
You will fnd them bald from Is upward.
It gives a digpihed. benign appearance.
Back OF dignity VI expect solid intellect.
Marx my words, you'll and him a super.
fetal. conceited fellow when young. and
stupid and stubborn when older. Then
you will imagine him possessed OF all the
cardinal virtues. ! weep while / write
it. Your imaginings are vain; never
was man 90 i'll. supplisd. First impress.
aions are become adslusion and Q snare,
for there 10 naught that IL good in .
man. AuST JAM.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20

Tho Governor Of Kansas estimates
that $1,000 oolored refugees have ar
rived in that State since last April; they
are still coning at the rate Of about 200
weekly. and hs looks for many thou.
sands to arrive during the present year.
As . class. these refugees have been
sober. industrious and well behaved;
but l2,ooo OF them had to be helped to
employment and homes by the relief
association. From 800 to coo are fed
daily.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20

The Duke Of Edinburgh has resigned
from the Royal Academy Of Music. He
suggested some changes in the orgapizs-
ton Of that body. but the professional
element in the committee objected, fan.
cying that q preponderating influence
would be given to amateurs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20

Tux RAMPANT SALLY.-The sIamina.
ton Of Princess Sally 'winnsmucca
before Justice Osborn to-day showed
that no white man melted her to send
the dispatch, for which she was arrested,
to tho editor OF this paper. She was
told here in town that abe was pictured
In the New York pictorisls a. being
drunk and brandishina a@nife, and that
the editor Of the Suuer State was the
cause Of IL. This falsshood aroused
her anger and caused her to threaten to
have The editors blood Sau~ Stats,
E6. 17h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20

Mr.. Samuel J. Tildsn, being In politi.
cal retirement, has o right to exemption
from constant newspaper squibbing. 1t
may have been a friendly feeling, how.
ever. that directed the idea Of marrying
the veteran politician to a Pennsylvania
lady as a sort Of consolation for his re-.
cent Ill success in politics. -Boston
Transcript.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20

John II. Dormer. a we'll known and
able journalist, latterly Of the Esmsralda
Hsrald and Bodie Free Press. is about to
commence the punishment Of a weekly
newspaper at Candelaria. q very four
ishipg camp which promises to be a
lively place next season. having some
valuable mines which are being opened
and developed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20

The ice factory in New Orleans has
introduced q new way Of shipping fish,
particularly r~sd.snappers. They are
frozen in cakes Of ice. or rather cakes OF
la are frozen around the fsh. and in
this condition they are forwarded to all
actions OF the country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20
LIST or UNCLAIMED LETTERS
FIREMEN, ATTENTION /!

Won ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO AZ.
semble at Liberty Engine Co.'S Hall on
SATURDAY. the 2ist Instant. at the hour OF
l:S0 p. NJ. for the purpose OF attending the
funeral Of our late brother, d II. DAVIS.
NJ. KENNEDY,
Chief Engineer. u. Il. r.. d.
d. THoRluRs. Secretary.
Gold Hill, February 20, 1850.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20

Nsx. Sunday. the 22d instant. will DO
4hs anniversary oiths birthday OF George
w.shineton, the Father Of his country,
M Of .nttls iatshst'' memory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20
6ORh.

In Virginia. February IS. to the wife Of N.
McSally. q fon.
In sutro. February 10. TO the wife Of George
Rainmslkamp. q daughter.
In Rene. February II. TO the wife Of william
Webster. . daughter.
In winpemucca. February is. 70 the wife Of
Frank G. Robbins. . son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20
MARRIED.

In Belmont, February u, II. n. Robinson to
Mis- Alice Chrysler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20
DIED.


In Gold Hill, February 10. d. II. Davis. . M.
tive Of wales. aged II years.
trhs funeral will take place tomorrow tsat.
urdayI afternoon, at I o'clock. from Liberty
Engine Hall. Friends and scquslniapees are
respectfully invited TO attsnd.l
In Evansville, Indiana, February 0, Rev. vii.
liam McCarer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-02-20
AMUsEMENfs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL GUARD BALL.
1863. ~ 1880.
TIE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL
MILITARY N CIVIC
a BALL a
NATIONAL GUARD, n. NJ,
Will be held at their Hall
FRIDAY RVR'G, FEBRUARY 20, 1880
Cemmittoe or Arranscments.
Capt J. A. Robertson, 1t. ". Z. Boz,
Corp. p. Moore, Corp II j.. Goose.
Private x: Bennsr, Private T. r. Bingham.
EfiVhto W. Soyne, rflvhte r.. n. 0r1unsl,
Private @. 4. Morgan.
-
Receptien Commiueo.
Il. ". E. Boz. Corp. II. Habicht,
Corp. 8. H.neldnser, Private A. Franzini.
Private z. Kisupfer. Private J.. O. Young.
Floor Managers.
II. A. Y. Comstock, sergt. +. Meyer.
Bergt. A. Topini, Corr. II. J. Gosse,
Corp. p. Moore, Phvste y. W. Boeh,
Private ". Coyne. Private r. 4. araSnsr,
Fiser Director.
CAPTAIN J. A. ROBERTSON.
%
To b obtained OF the Committee OF Arrange
ments. A number OF new features will be 10.
troduced In the Grand March. Music. Decers-
tons. etc. Every attention will DO paid to
attendants ct the ball.
CARRIAGES FREE.
Leave orders with Committee Of Arrsnee-
ments or ct Reading Room OF the Company.
between the hours Of 2 and 8 and Z and pr. u.
jai9td
EMMET GUARD BALL.
1868. a 1880.
THE SEVENTEENTH ANNIVERSARY
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
-or The
E M M EFT G .,
Pr THE BEsryrr or THE
irish 1 FUND,
WILL IT OWEN IT
NATIONAL GUARD HALL. VIRGINIA.
Wednesday Evening, March II, 1880.
Committee OF Arrangements.
Capt. ]. y. Young. It. p. Conway.
1t. W. II. Brennan. Il. p. j. Dunno.
SerRt. J. z. Kane, Pvt Jas. Murphy,
Pvt. x. 0'Callahan, Pvt. A. Young.
Invitation Committee.
All Those willing to Assist In Relieving the
Distress In Ireland.
Reception Cemmitfee.
Sergt. John Ferris, CORY. Thos. Byrus,
Corp. K. Kerrigan. Corp. d. 81. L Brown.
Pvt. y. 9ilmartin, Pvt. John O'eonne!l,
Pvt. D. Nevin, Pvt. ". A. Feeney,
Ssrgt. Felix Boyle. Corp. VIM. Lloyd.
Ii. p. ]. Dunno.
Floor Maussers.
Corp r. Monahsn, Corp. Geo. Blustt.
Pvt. r. A. Carroll. Pvt. z. d. Boyle,
Pvt. L. Manning, Pvt. Jas. Coleman,
Pvt. u. A. Morisrty. Pvt. Jos. p. Brennan.
Pvt. D. Connolly, Pvt. W. h. Carrigan.
Ii. W NJ. Brennan.
Floor Director. zee. captain ]. 8. YOUNG
tAdmiiting Gentleman and Ladies.)
Music for the occasion will be furnished by
varney's string Band.
felstd
min NIL cnclhI ri IlR
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-09

How unlrr hr,vons am 20 pei along
now?' was the rcsrrriuI remark IF shiltless
Hank Munro", OF Lebanon, No., after he
had in moment Of anger, killed the wife
who had long supported him.
Two Iowa boys were amusing them
selves by throwing heavy ramrod as high
as they could One of them met his death
by the missile descending with the velocity
Of bullet and penetrating his head.
-"My dear" said sentimental maiden
TO her lover, "of what do these autuppal
tints' this glowing baldrie of the sky the
blazing garniture of the dying year, remind
youf" Pancakes" he promptly answered
The first coins Of the United State,
were struck with the portrait of Martha
Washington, Mr. Spencer, who cut the first
die, copying her features in his medallion
When General Washington saw the COIN
he was very wroth, and before any NOR,
were struck of the features Of his wife wer,
altered somewhat, and "a cap placed on he
head, this being the original Of the presen
Goddess Of Liberty.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-09

If you want tn have a lively time iu
pocket a nest Of hornets. You will furnis.
vour own music and dancing at a very
small financial outlay.
Leigh Hunt was asked by lady as ex
pert if he would not venture on an orange
"No madam. | should be very happy tc
do so, but am afraid would tumble off.
-Cincinnati has now Sc ven colorci schools
giving the strnn course Of instruction rs tn,
white oae'. fairy 'aIfh.r' e., IN boy /
u nrm ~ wHnn a.a n.'-ei .s..p
.ne.
They wa'lhey snjl-i, they wont. the.
lov"d He called h.- Ian, -r, cprl,J h.n
rn'mnsjn r,ahnr man oi, tpyn N, Ian
ld Tom brought ,u., tar breach of promise
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-09

Some time since We stopped at Passaic, n
j., and were really surprised to see the am.
nnnt of Mr.. SIeer's stock Of Port Gran,
Wine on hand-ll is almost fabulous. Fnnl
st"lehouses are filled, and tiers upon tiers %
casks, M AMI down stairs. bnd in snme case
huge vats occupy every available SPIT .l-av
~ only little alley ways through which
yak. 1t Is nm illmiIless qurntiDy NJ vim
Nome Is s'll nntll it has acquir Il the age e.
tour wears. aud the building, !, .. 3 and I
are Of the first, second third and fourth year
vintage. Our druggists have some of tn
oldest nI the above wine direct from Mr.
Speer. Paterson Guardjaa.
T'is ur Is now IA demand COR commu
ni"n purr"s's. II is excellent ,r weukl,
persons tef'r" etirng. For sale by A.
Durliug.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-09
THE AGE OF MIRaCIDs

IS past, and d.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery will not raise the dead, will not
cure you u your lnngs are half wasted by
consumption, or your systom sinking under
eahceIous disease. Il is, however, unsur-
passed both as pectoral and Alternative. ma
will cure obstinats and severe disease Of tbe
throat and lungs, coughs, and bronchial af.
iections. By virtue of ITS wonderful slteyp
tive properties It cleanses aud enriehes the
blood, thus curing pimples, blotehes, and
eruptlons, and causing eyen great eating
alSSra "a heal sold By dr1Egisa
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-09

|-Poulterers and Farmers that are alive To
fir interests are at this season OF the YEA,
ing their chickens NJ. b. Roberts Poultry
Nders. ~ makes them healthy and strong
de. 80"
|-If you have a horse for sale, one package
Roberts Horse Powders will Improve Ills
iitiOn 10 the extent of 10 per cent, ia his
ing price. Farmers figure this out. 25
.ls ou3 package. For sale by all drug.
10
-walker--Are there any two things as an
onistlc as Hancock and Garheld Miller
certainly, rheumatism and Roberts, EN-.
eatiop. Walker-why Mile Becausr
ore the EmbrocatlUn Is Il is too hot tor
e1matlsm. Sold BY all druggists at 81
& 70 cents.
.-This is not fairy tale. although there is
ne magic about II and II you rave an,
sire to hnd out what kind of a tate /, Is or
.eretn the magic lies. ask your druggist Tor
oottle Of Sines' Syrup Of Tar. " nd berry
Aoarhound, and the secret may be learn
nom the inside wrapper Sold by all drug.
sls NJ 2b and 90 cents per bottle.
-"Quoth ths Raven, never more ~ But
had no reiefoDce TO Sines' Syrup OF Tar.
I'D berry and Hoar arhound, for il only needs
y trial for people evermoTe to use Il In cases
OolQe and Coughs and all affections Of the
ronohial Tubes. Sold by all reliable drug
sts At 70 and " cents per bottle.
-Mothers, before giving your little babe
aGh or Group medicines, remember that
mes, syrup Of Tar, wild Cherry and Hoar-
und u the only Cough Preparation that
ntalns no opium, morphine nor any other
H-7For Group sudden and severe attacks OF
'olc, take SlneT syrup Of Tar Wild Chtrry
I'd uoarhound.
-Sines' Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and
earhQnnd stands ~ the head of all prepara
ons Of In HoarhOund, and IL needs only on,
lal 20 satisfy the InoSt ineredulOus that 1
III do oil that Ia claimed Of IL thai fo
onghs and Oolds II has no equal sold b,
druggists at 70 and 50 cents per bottle.
ITO BE- or not to be9 That Is the aues
on" Whether It's n1bler In tue mind 1,
ner the aehcs and pains that human fiesI
heir ", when overtaken by severe cOugl
COLI, or 10 purchase n bottle of Slne's ~
hp Of Tar, Wild Cherry aud Hoarhound an
thus opposing, end them. Sold by All
dFaEEls. 3s aud so cents per bottle.
They said "She never told her lnye. bu
\ conctalment like worm IN tie bui lee
hoF dAmask cheek; but when they fuun
was not love, but Tho remains Of a cold ma
~ surely and sadly leading 70 cunsumptio,
boy procured Tor her a bottle Of Sims Syru
Tar Wild Cherry and H0arh0und IL
lcdlesa 70 remark that she recovered. S1l
All drugElats. 25 cents p n bottle.
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-09

|. Thousands of soldiers and heirs are en-
titled to Pensions, with payment from dat,
Of discharge or death, if applied for befor,
July l, 1880. Wound, accidental in
jury or disease entities to pension. Bounty
and back pay collected. Increase of Pen
sion secured. This firm established in 1866
Address, enclosing stamp, EDISON BROS.
U. S. Claim Attorneys, III 6 Street, Wash.
ington, D. C. tt