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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23
Piper's opera House.

The "Piatss OF P~snxancs," which
was presented to Q Comstock audience
for the nrst time last evening. Is . must.
cal production Of unusual merit, for an
opera Of its class. Many Of its parts
are fully up to the standard OF the olas-
sio In music. It's solos, arc generally
good, Ito duos better, II has at least one
exquisite trio and its chorusss are unsur-
passed. That which ends the FIRST act Is
equal to anything in "Borgis." Ono
hearing 10 insufficient to establish .
basis OF Just. criticism a. to the dialogue.
The vein Of humor IL at times covered
BY the music and often imperfsotly per-
osptibls through the rapid flow Of attic.
ulation. This may bs the fault OF the
singers In part. but 10 fully as much an
imperiection Of the score and librstto
together, and one which the best artists
cannot wholly obviate. II one was
familiar with the dialogue as with house.
hold words this defect might DO lssssnsd;
but few are likely to ever become SO
BY simply attending the presentation OF
the opera. It Is an opera Of chorusses,
and In them all It's best effects lie. It
needs no educated ear TO catch their
majestic flow, nor o cultivated taste to
appreciate the close harmonies which
are embodied In them. The opera, as u
whole, is much superior to "Pinafors,"
vet few Of It's airs are so simple that
boys will whistle them on the streets
after moe hearing them. The score
gives Mabel. the leading lady char
aotsr, favorable opportunity In
ono or two. places for some
fne v~ooalization, to which. however,
Miss Lytton IL not adequate. No lady
Is who IL not really . prima donna.
Charles Turner and Henry Peakes do
about all that IL demanded Of them by
the parts Of Frederic. the pirate appren-
tice, and Richard, the pirate Chief. Ex.
cent the choruses and Miss Paullin, the.
Ruth Of the opera. the other parts are
indiffsrsntly sung. In fact, OF the
ladies, some simply squeak and others
buzz, defects for which they have
no beauty. sven when shroudsd In
niRhtRowns, to compensate. Yet
the piece IL fairly mounted. we'll cos
tuned 20 far O. the males are concerned,
and Its excsllsneiss v presented last
evening 80 far ovsrbalsnos Rs defects as
to afford q Hns evenings enjoyment. It
needs more than one attendance on the
.,Pirstes" to enable one to form . just
appreciation Of them under any circum-
stances and the chances are that the
opera will increase In favor with repeated
presentations. It will hold the boards
tonight,
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drills and timbsrs on cages. he found
Il broken in two and In the water tank
under the cage. The knot was In It
stll, showing that II had been firmly
tied. There were four loose ends, and
they were quite long. ,,,
Dennis Hurley again illustrated his
manner Of tying the drills on the car.
The jury returned two vsrdiots OF the
same import, and the two covered all
the cases, and found that the persons
inquested came to their deaths BY an 90.
cident In the Yellow jacket shalt, caused
BY "drills becoming detached 10 q a..
oeudinR car" and recommended to all
mining companies that they hsncsiorth
have "bonnsts put on all c%onvsyances
used for hoisting or lowering men up
and down the shafts Of their respective
minea."
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Suicide OF q Pioneer.

San Josr, June 22.-Wm.H II. Wheeler.
o cousin Of Vice President Wheeler. an
old resident Of this city. died near the
Eightesn.Mil House. on the Gilroy
road, last Sunday. ct 4 P. NJ, under cir.
cumstanoes that have given rise to tho
impression that hs committed suicide.
Hs had not been engaged In business for
several months, and latterly had been
drinking absinthe heavily. Some months
ago Wheeler attempted to poison him.
self. but the drug failed to have the
desired effect. Deceased went to the
Eighteen. Mile House last Friday. and
tried to borrow q pistol from several
parties. and In apswer 10 n person
applied to, said he wanted to kill him
self. He remained at John Days ranch
on Friday night, bad breakfast there
and went away. On Saturday evening
he staggered back and went to bed. He
told them, when asked what was the
matter, that he was going to die. and to
tell his wife to reoompense the DAILY
family for the trouble hs had been 10
them. When asked II be had any state.
ment to make, be said no; only that he
had seen q great deal Of trouble In the
world. and was now going to get out Of
II. Wheeler was Q native OF New York,
40 years Of age. He came to California
In l849. and engaged In mining. and
then went into the newspaper business.
He was at one time one OF the proprie.
tors OF tho Sacramento State journal.
He came TO this county about fifteen
years ago, and for awhile engaged In
farming. Later be was In the real estate
business. He was Q man OF moro than
ordinary intelligence and business
capacity,
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Ben. Hill,a Jessie.

New York. June pa Times Wash.
ington special says: Miss Jessie Ray.
mond said yesterday: ~ am going after
the Senator myself" "Where do You
expect to Hpd him2" was asked. ~ am
getting ready tonight to 60 to Cincinnati;
/ expect to start tomorrow. Senator
Hill 10 there In attendance on the Con.
vention and I will give him some trouble.
I will take the child with me, as he 10
the most important person In the case.
I have not much money. but sufficient.
however. to get out there. and / expect l
can manage the rest" Miss Raymond
evidently mean what she says. and the
present week In Cincinnati will witness
q new factor In Democratic politics-a
woman with q baby.
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OutlIyed his Usefulness.

SAN RArAEL, June ga man vas
found dead yesterday morning about
two miles north Of Saucelito. with .
bullet. wound In his mouth and bis hand
Rrasping Q pistol. He IL . man sppa.
rently ffty.fve or sixty years OF age.
weight about It's pounds, gray hair aud
beard, height 8 feet 10 inches. He wore
brown clothes. with frock coat. On the
leaf Of o notebook found upon him was
written the following: 'In this sheltered
nook I lay me down to die. When .
man outlives his usefulness I think he
ought to retire. Ihsve done 30. Adisu.
Harry Eaton. Central Pacific, Fourth
and Townsend streets"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23
Marques s~ubjugsted.

Tucson, June 22.-Ths band OF Mar
qusz, the rsvolutionist, was broken up
and disbsnded near the Sonora line on
the 18th. The Mexican Consul sta
toned here. upon learning Of this mov
msnt, notified the United States military
authorities, who promptly sent . force
TO arrest the parties. Msrquez. on
learning Of this movement. disbanded
his forces and with bis officers returned
here last night. It 10 reported on good
authority that hs left this morning In.
disguise for San Francisco. This move
msnt on the part Of the United States
troops has. Il il believed. completely
crushed Marqusz's revolution. Lsaa.
ing Mexican residents here are QUO IN
their praise Of our government 10, ~
action which, they say. has ave sneir
government many lives and muoR
treasure.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23

A wager has been laid in Virginia a
to which il or will be the bigger man in
the Cincinnati Convention. Matt. Cana
van or E. b. Stonshill. and the decision
IN TO b left to them when they return.
The prevailing opinion Is that the Major
win make the bigger fuss and that Cana
Q gets in the best work.
II the same parties who were al the
Opera House last night attend the per-
Torrance Of the pirates tonight. 1t 10
70 be hoped that some Of them will
kape hsir FEET at home.
The Grand Jury yesterday indicted
pohl and ignored Q bill against one
Duncan for alleged infringement Of
some part Of the gambling Law.
latter addressed a. follows 10 held
for postage at the Gold Hill Possefice:
d e. Thomas. SEQ, Room 8. Stock
Exchange. San Francisco. Cal.
DR.. Grant has arrived from the Allan
,ie States. whittier be has been on .
Wait Of some weeks duration.
The shaft Of the washos placer mine.
vsss Of wsshos Lake. ID down l07 feet
and ID getting some vassr.
J.. P. Ksllsy. Superintendent OF the
Ssyses, went Sslow Last night.
Trial jurors have been excused till the
26th instant.
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ASSESSMENTS.

Ovessnan-so cents per share: levied June
10; delinquent July 10; sale day Angus, q.
OPhir-Si per share: levied June 4; delin.
quent June ., sale day July ~.
Nsw Yosk-is cents per share: levied June
Z; delinquent July &c; sale day August ..
DulItes- 81 Per share: levied June .: delin.
qusus July Z; sale day July n.
Osigtsal Keyssene- 50 cents per share:
isvied Nay %; dsiinQusni June 70; sale
day Juy n.
WetlsFargs-i0 cents Per share: levied
MAJ %; delinquent June -: sale day
July ~.
Jussies-D cents per share; levied Nay n;
dsiinousnt June %; sale day July 10.
JuIia Consolidated 40 cents per share;
levied May II; delinquent June 10; sais day.
July 10.
Alpha Cossoiidated-Si per SHARE; levied
Nay II: delinquent June 10; sals day, July Z.
Male 4 Nereress-se cents per share:
lsvied Nay II; delinquent June 10; sale dsy.
Juiys.
Crews Peist-eo cents per shsrs; levied
Nay Q; delinquent June II; sale day. July ..
Coa. Im~pssial-i0 cents per share: levied
NAY s; delinquent June .; sale day. June
Is.
Ysllsw Jackes-u Per share; levied Nay
I; delinquent June .; sale day Julyf.
Caledesis-0 cents per share: LEVIED Nay
4; delinquent June 8; sale day June -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23

The father OF the missipg Charley
Ross, now six years lost, has had hope
rskindlsd by . letter from Q lady OF Men.
don, In 81. Joseph county, Mich, Dor.
dering Indiana. She says that In the
autumn OF 1879 q man came to North.
port, Mich, and seeming anxious TO
avoid public places. engaged board for
himself and son with her brother. The
looked like an italian, while. the
boy was very light, . little freckled. and
hair light brown and rather curly. The
man styled himself Professor Schonover,
and WA engaged In teaching vocal music
TO children. She had seen . photograph
Of Charley Ross, which had been sent to
her brother, Q sheriff ct the time Of the
She saw. the strange man
and the boy . few days ago, and being
more than svsr struck with the rssem.
wrote q letter to the Philadelphia
Chisf Of Police.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23
BY %

Arms cArzAsric PrLA are the best Of al
purgsuvss for family use. They Arc the prodacs
Of long. iaborious. and successful chemical In
vestigstion. and thsir extensive uss BY Physi.
clans In their prsctioe. and By all civilized
nations, proves them tbs best and most eject.
i've purgstive Pill that medical science can dc.
wise. Being purely vegetable NO harm can
arise from their use. In intrinsic value and
curative powers no other Pills can be compared
with them. and every person. moving their
virtues, will employ thsn when needed. They
keep the systsm In perfect order. and maintain
In healthy action the whole machinery Of life.
MID, searching and efectusl, they are specially
adapted 10 ths needs Of the digestive apparatus.
dsrsngsmsnts Of which they prevent and cure,
II timely taken. They are the best and safest
physic 70 employ for children and weakened
constitutions. where . mild, bat ensctusl
eathaxtic n rsQuirSd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23

The Reno Journal says: A very impor.
tant meeting Of the Trustees OF the
State Agricultural Society wal held yes.
terday, and many matters Of interest In
connection with the State Fair discussed
and acted upon. II was decided 10
have the Fair Q month earlier than usual
this year. Experience has demonstrated
that the Hrst week In October 10 too late
in the season. and that In order TO insure
good weather the Fair must Be held .
month earlier. 10 the Board determined
to have the Fair this year from the 9Th
Of September to the 1lth inclusive.
This allows one week between 1t and the
California State Fair.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
sau Francisco Items.

SAN F~aAScrsoo, June a. Pursuant
TO tho resolutions adopted by the Steve
dore Lumbermen at their meeting ON
Sunday evening . strike was inauguratsd
among them yesterday morning. The
merchants claim that they are paying all
that the business will warrant. They
admit that the price Of lumber has gone
up, but say that prices count Tor MOTH
ing as long al there Is no selling, tho
lumber business not being very brisk.
There Is q general disposition to accsde
" the terms, and q belief that they will
do so, the only question being o. to
whether the times will be good enough
10 enable them to stand the advance.
The Board Of Supervisors this evening
passed to print the tax levy, fixing the
rate at 90 As, including In the estimate
1924, 900 for o water tar. This il six
cents In excess OF last years levy on .
largely increased valuation, and more
than double on personal property. Il
is expected that tho Mayor will veto the
order, a. Il makes NO provision for con-
Hnuing the construction Of the new City
Hall. The gas bill, fixing the rate ct
90 Is, was killed.
Representatives OF the Democratic
party have arranged for . ratification
meeting on receiving the news OF the
nomination ct Cincinnati.
Word reached this city today that
Thomas Herring. o brother Of Mrs. A.
B. Rowley. OF Msy6eld. broke bis neck
at that place last Friday evening. He
was intoxicated and was attempting to
climb on . wagon loaded with hay. which
was standing In front 81 the Mayasld
novelty store, when he slipped and fell
with the above result, dying instantly.
He was buried Saturday.
The Board OF Freeholders last night
passed o provision TO close oil drinking
saloons ct midnight.
The Board OF City Hall Commissioners
today resolved to employ counsel to
bring legal proceedings to compel the
Board Of Supervisors to make Q fftesn.
cent tax levy for the continuance OF
work on the new City Hall.
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nako Him Feel Better.

II N. A. Kennedy, the manager OF the
" Pirates" who feels so badly about
being Q lone orphan boy and cries him.
self to sleep. will just come down to
Gold Hill and take o run into the FASH
ion saloon Of Chris. Wiedemann. across
the way from the NEWS office, and sam.
pie some Of his fine wines, liquors and
he will feel better. 1t may do
the gentleman some good TO read Chris.
I'D. in another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23

BAN Francisco, June ass p. ~
Con. Virginia. 8 80; Hale L N~orcross.
Al; aoodshaw. I IS; Savage. 2 60. . IS.
~; Best 4 Bsloher. 81; Sierra Nevada,
IN. IN; Yellow Jacket, 81, 81; Ophir,
CT. Gu; Bullion. IN. I 45. I 40; Union
Con-. 1874; Chollar. 3. Q IS; Bslviders,
3; Queen Bee. 2Sc; Wales. 3; Holmes. zoe;
Jupiter. .; ovsrman, soc; Eureka Con-,
II; Alta, I 10; EIchsqusr. 1 so. 1 70.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23

Tickets to the school picnic to DO held
at Trsadwsy's ranch. Carson, next Bat.
urday. can be obtained at Thorburn's
news depot, across the street from the
News ofios, at the Postofaos Bookstore
Of 8. w. Chubbuok and at Gallup's
cigar store. The train will start at 8
O'Clock Saturday morning, and will stop
In Gold Hill and at the Silver City
switch. Cara's band will accompany 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23
THE COURTS.
District Ceurs-RisinE. Judge.

Tho following business was trans.
acted in this Court today:
State VS.. Chas. P. Pohl-Indictment
for rape; defendant ~arraignsd and given
till Saturday to plead.
Elicit vs.. Ehrlich-Proof fled Of ser.
vice Of summons by publication.
Mcdonald Va. Silver Hill-Jury trial
allowed and case continued till Septem.
Der.
McArdls vs.. Day Of al.-Dismisssd.
Lewis vs.. Bailsy-Continusd till Sep
TENDER.
Lindsay & Dickson Va. Caldvsll-sss
for Friday morning.
Adjourned till 10 A. NJ. next Friday.
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A LOYAL Record REQUIRED.

New YoRx. June 23.-The Sun says,
apparently Of Bayard's candidacy: II
the Democrats wish to succeed In the
election they must not put upon their
ticket any name that was ever tainted In
the slightest degree with secession. A
man may have been perfectly sincere In
his belief In secession. but II II has been
his error or misfortune ct any time In
bis life to entertain secession sentiments
or to yield to secession proclivities. he
10 entirely out Of the range Of POSSIBLE.
ity a. o candidate for President Ia 1880.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23

Andrew ]. Summers was oavsd on In
the old Caledonis works. 1900 level. this
morning at 8 o'clock. He vas engaged
In timbsring when the cave occurred.
and was considerably cut In the right
arm. He is not seriously injured, how.
ever.
There will Be Q gathering Of Republi.
cans at Judge Moses courtroom, Wiz.
Qinia, ct 7:30 this evening, for the pur.
pose Of organizing . Republican Central
Garfield & Arthur Club.
A. @. Hamilton Of the Con. Imperial
was among the departures last night,
and Maurice Hoeaich came up this
morning. &.
]. a.. Kinkssd. our efficient Governor.
was among his friends on the Comstook
today.
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IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagrsssble consequences
that follow the decay Of the teeth. an Impure
breath must DO the most mortifying and I'M.
pisassnt 10 its possessor. and it 70 the rost
isexcuysbls and ofsoaivs In soctsty; and JET
the cause Of Il may sssil{ % Iemoveo oJ ciesnS.
dsntffrics. Fragrant sOzOD0NT. II purinss
md svestsns the breath. cools and refrsshes
he mouth, and giyss . psari.liks Appearance
10 ths teeth. Gentlemen Who indulge In suok.
Ing shouid elsAnss thstf tssth with 5000
ne wed. All yoaF druggist tor 70. 10
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I. o. o. =.

At a regular meeting Of Colisx Re-
bskah Degree Lodge. No. l, I. o. o. F..
held on Thursday evening, June II. the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term /: Mrs. O. A. Hancock. N.
G.; Mrs. P. Luke, V. g.; Mrs. II.
Lschlin. Recording Secretary; Mrs. II.
HAST. Treasurer; Mrs. @. W. Meadows,
Permanent Secretary.
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or for the Arctic.

WASHINGTON, June "a The steam.
ship Gulnare. which Is to convey Cap
tain HovRate's polar expedition to Lady
franklin bay. LETT Washington last night.
The ship has been granted permission to
fly the American Gag by the Navy Do.
partment,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-23

v. Lsmsry continues to feed the hun.
gry and clothe the naked from bis store
In Lower Gold Hill. His stock OF family
groceries Is large. fine and fresh, and he
has gents furnishing goods and wines
and liquors and tobacco and grain and
hardware and crocksry and dry good.
and notions and fancy shelf goods. and
offers them all In lots to suit customers,
and cheap for cash to wholesale buyers.
See his advertisement under New Today.
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Nersh Qaisn Css.

The North Quinn Con. has inoor.
poratsd /; principal placs Of business.
virginia City; capital. %. zoo. 900; shares
10000 at $40 each; TrustsssV. A.
Stephens, W. E. F. Deal. E. B. Harris,
A. T. Waters, T. B. Storsr, Thomas
Grscey and James Cummings. Articles
Of incorporation have been hlsd In the
County Clerks ofios.
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Jassics Court Pi.ssinghsm. J. p

Justice Court Fia1nfnkhau' s'F'
The following business has been
transacted in this Court since last 70.
port:
State vs.. Mrs. Joilds-Charss, mali.
cious mischief In breaking in the win.
dows OF Sam. Travis, near the Ward
mine, where defendant has been living;
set for 2 p. n.
State vs.. Henry veal-Charge. assault
on the old Chinamsn; jury having dis.
agreed. case dismissed on motion oil
District Attorney.
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susro runnel.

oAshO ooD
The north header is eighty feet into
ophir ground, and Is averaging twelve
feet per day In increased length. In
the south branch they sre now In heavy
swelling ground that gives q good deal Of
trouble. Once or twice during the past
week 1t has been necessary 10 take the
men away from the face Of the header
and bring them back to enlarge the drift
in places whore the sides were providing
in. Very good progress 10 being made
in preparing the track in the main tun.
mel for the air motors. In two weeks 1t
will be in readiness for use for Q distance
OF 1850 feet.
The incline has attained Q total depth
Of 90 feet on the slope below the 1850
level, the bottom in hard rock carrying
but little water. The east orosscut,
1850 level, IL In vein porphyry carrying
some quartz and giving promise Of
something better ahead ; total length
from the south lateral drift, ESQ feet.
0vermsa.
Crosscut No. 4. 1900 level. has been
discontinued and crosscut No. 8 com.
menced still further south. The west
drift from the raise above the TOO level
continues to open . fne vein formation
Of quartz and porphyry. through which
II Is making excellent progress.
BeIeher.
The south drift on the 5000 level has
its face in vein porphyry carrying con-
siderable quartz and 425 feet south Of
the incline. The drift to connect with
Grown Point IL In porphyry; total
length. $50 feet. Both these workings
are west OF the vein proper.
Coz. Imperiai.
The joint Alpha crosscut east from
the bottom Of the Wine and on the $500
level continues In vein porphyry with
strsaks OF quartz; total length, "a feet.
The work il making good progress.
Qutnu.
The south lateral drift, 200 level. 10
making good progress and Is to DO run
40 feet and connected by . raise with
the old shaft. The north lateral drift is
running ahead % usual.
New York.
Usual progress Is made In extending
the drifts north and south along the
edge of the orevsin and ON the 1900
level. The formation looks well both
ways.
Mexican.
Running north on the $500 level at
the rate OF 40 feet per week, and through
vein porphyry. For workings joint with
Ophir, see report OF that mine.
A crosscut west on the l640 level has
developed some promising quartz but
not pay ore. Repairing the incline and
shaft, and pumping water.
Gould q Curry asd Best q Bslehsr.
Sinking and timbering the shaft and
making very rapid progress; total depth.
1895 feet. The Sutro tunnel level will
be reached about July 10.
Alpha.
Running north on the $500 level and
in vein porpbyry; total length Of drift
from the bottom Of the joint Imperial
winzs. IS feet.
Sierra.
Still sinking below the tunnel level
and following the orsvsin down. Prep
are making for setting up
Caledonia
The crosscut on the 1900 level is max.
ing good progress and is without partio-
change.
Still finding some places OF good ore
In the crosscut on the $50 level.
scorpion.
Still prosecuting east on the 300 level
and in hard ground.
Benton Con.
Sinking the incline joint with Alta.
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YELLOW JACKET ACCIDENT.
1T WAS CAUSED az "DErACHED
DRILLS."

Bus How They Became Detached
Hes ssassd-verdies 81 she Csrs.
nsrss JuRy-Evtdsacs - which
us NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or she Jury.
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CARD.

n Al, vbo arc sursrns from The sreora ana
indiscrstions Of yoc,h; s:lrous An osoS ss ~.
-; ~ M iii cure you. FREE uF oHARoE
~ IA rsmedy was discovered b. missIonn
AZ N South AmssicH Bend Q sslf-sddreeeed
snysiops 20 the R.t. JosFsRT. IxnAr station
3, New York city. JusIy