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ened LOST HAIR regrows with lively expression
falling hair is checked and established thin hair
thlrkens and faded or gray hairs resume their orr
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cures dandruif, heals all humors. and keeps The
scalp cool clean and soft-under which conditions,
diseases of the scalp are impossible.
As a dressing for ladies' hair, the NiGoK IL praised
for its graf eful and agreeable perfume anu valued
for the soft usire and richness Of tone II mpatts.
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Practical and Analy tical Chemists.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-04-09

These Plasters put new
life into the Weak and
a Sleepy Muscles. strengthen
1.-THE Lame and Painful Back,
draw Inflammation from
the Liver and Kidneys,
and Bowels, and when placed
Jmach, cure Dyspepsia lndl-
Ole, prevent Ague, Malaria,
iet the genuine.
iim0ly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-04-09
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

The value of this remedy must not be overlooked
ftirc ..ftl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-04-09

Mr.. Robinson slaIcl That the Troy Con-
ference Guaranteeing n Round Lake would
commence on the lst of September. The
prices for ministers would be- the same as
last yea. 80 cu,s a day. The national
camp m,ciing would Ice held June lsth 10
23rd the sabbath school Assembly, July
20lh 10 3Oih. and TIC Temperance meeting,
August 1lth To- l;.h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
MINING LETTERS.


GoLp HILL, November 20. $780, Gsorgs
W. Wauaoe. Vis President: During
the past week there has been no work
done In the mine. We have hoisted an
average OF 242 tanks Of water per day.
OF 1900 gallons each. or about 200 gal.
Ions per minute. from the 1898 level.
We have continued bailing to allow the
Bslcher Company to get to their pump
at the 2760 level, equal to o 1928
level. They expect to reach the same
this evening. when they will pack the
same and change the clacks. after which
We will stop bsiling and allow the
water TO rise about 200 feet, when the
Bslchsr and Imperial Companies will
be able to hold the water at that
level until our pumps are ready to
start, when the combined pumps
OF the sbsvs companies, with our
own and tanks. will soon lower the same.
We have get the broken Ay.whsels OF
nd out OF the building and have con.
tractsd with the Gold Hill and Fulton
Fouudriss Of this place for two new
wheels, the combined weight Of which
will be about "a tons-muoh heavier snd
stronger than the broken ones. They
are to be delivered ct our works In AZ
days from the 18th instant. It will
require about IA days to put the same
on and start them alter their delivery.
We are today making q survey to ascsr-
tain the level Of the sutro tunnel at eur
shaft. Az soon a. the same 10 deter.
mined we will open . station and start .
drift east 80 feet to the line OF the tun-
mel. after which We will probably drive
north on the line OF the tunnel 10 hasten
q connection with the same.
T. @. TAYLOR, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
The MOrey Infamy.

NEW YoRx, November 20.-The Grand
Jury held Q long session yesterday. and
II was expected that some important
steps would be taken in the Morey letter
case. As far a. could be ascertsinsd.
however. nothing further was accom-.
plishsd than the taking Of additional
testimony. The counsel for the prose-
euiion are retioent. Colonel Bliss said
that while much had been done. nothing
could yet be made public. The investi.
cations ct Lynn. Mass, and Cumber.
land, Nd, II 10 said, are on side issues,
while they have some bearing on the
case a. showing the futile efforts OF the
defense that the letter was made public
here, and II rests with the defense to
show where It procured the letter, and
why IL had reason to believe II genuine.
There was o rumor yesterday that one
OF the members Of the National Demo-
cratic Committee, and q subordinate.
who were active In circulating the forged
letter, had been indicted. II could be
traced to no Trustworthy source. and
was generally regarded as premature. II
10 considered probable that some action
OF this kind may be taken. but 1t 10 un.
dsrstood that considerable evidence 10
yet to be obtained before any further in
diotments will be found.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
General Jacob Zelln.

New YoRx. November l9.-Brieadier
General Jacob Z-lin, Commandant Of
the Marine Corps. who died yesterday
In Washington after q long illness. was
First Lieutenant OF Marines In the
Pacific Squadron 10 lSi6-47; particle
pated 10 the conquest OF California; was
commissioned Captain, September IL.
l847. and brsvsttrd Q Major the same
year for ~Rsllantry in action. He 10
remembered by old Californiaps for
active service With Stockton. with whom
be arrived 10 California 10 the friRate
Congress. and participated In the battles
near Los Angeles.
WASHINGTON. November 20.-The
funeral Of Brigadier General Z.lin took
place today. After services ct the
church. the remains were escorted BY .
large detachment Of military to the rail.
road depot, for removal to Pennsylvania
for intsrmsnt,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
Tho Treaty with China.

WASHINGTON. November 22.-The De-
partment Of State Is still without official
Information respecting the reported con-
clusisn OF Q new treaty with China.
The Secretary says that his latest I'D.
vices promised Q speedy and satisfactory
result, and therefore the Published an
nouuceuent may be correct. He says
that IL the Commission has accomplished
what was contained in their instructions,
the Chinese problem will have been
practically solved. Th. immigration
ausstiou-ths main point ct issus-bas
been placed 10 such position that both
governments can control 1t, either BY
Imperial decree or BY legislation, with.
out violating the cordial relations OF the
two countries. The commercial ques.
ton, also . subject Of instruction. would
be solved. 20 that American and Chinese
vessels would enjoy similar privilege: IN
either county. Secretary Evarts has
gone to New York, and until his return
there will bs no new Developments In
this important matter.
New YoRx, November ga Herald
Washington special says: The only 10.
formation which the State Department.
Is ready to impsrt about the treaty With
the Chinese Government regarding the
modification OF the B~urlingams treaty 10
that the terms are in accord with the
policy agreed upon by the Chinese and
American Governments. In eject that
va do not want Its subjects to leave
their country. or, as tsrsely expressed by
one Of the State Department officials.
1--WE do not want them to come, and
they do not want them to Co." The
text OF tho treaty H.. Of course, oonfdsn-
tial. and will remain 10 until 1t 10 rati.
fsd by the Senate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
Gafneld's Cabinet.

WASHINGTON. November %. - Poll.
ticians high In the councils Of the Re-
publican party, who have reached here
from New York, some Of whom have re.
gently been at Mentor. say that 1t 10
definitely denied that there will DO an
entirely new Cabinet. but It is not Ger.
tain that some Of the present Cabinet
will not be provided with other places.
Carl Scburz, for instance, 10 assigned by
gossip to the German mission. Assistant
Postmaster General Tynsr must be added
to the list Of persons who are willing to
represent Indiana In the United States
Senate. On Saturday, to an interviewer.
he is reported as saying that 10 one
sense he IL not o candidate for the In.
diana Senatorship. that be will not seek
the Office nor solicit anybody to vote for
him; but II chosen, be IL ready to serve
hia State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
1yDIASA's GOVERNOR DEAD.
End of the Career Of Old "Blue
Jeans" Williams.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 2l.-Gov-
srnor James G. Williams died at 1880
o'clock yesterday afternoon. He was
taken sick on the day Of the Presidsn.
tial election, but his condition had not
been considered dangerous until within
the past three or four days. His disease
was inflammation OF the bladder. with
which be has been affected for about
fifteen years. His funeral will take
place at his farm near Whsstland. in
Knox county. where be has resided
for forty years. The time for his
funeral has not BEEN Axsd. but It
will probably be on Wednesday next.
Governor williams wife died only Q few
months ago at his farm home In Knox
county. The public career OF Governor
Williams has been Q long one. With
the exception OF his term In Congress,
be has been exclusively identified with
State affairs since l843. The last pub.
lilo appearance OF Governor Williams
was Just three weeks ago. when be made
an address ct the dedication OF the new
dininR-hsll OF the Home OF Refuge at
Plsinaeld. Lieutenant.Governs Gray
was t~elsgrsphed for this morning. and
will arrive tonight and assume the du.
ties OF Governor. flames D. Williams.
familiarly known as "Blue Jeans"
Williams, was born In Piokswsy county,
Ohio, January l8, 1908. His parents
removed to Knox county. Indian.. when
he was . boy OF ten years. he was
brought up on Q farm. aud the little ed
ucstion he received was derived from at
tendance in the winter at the country
schools. At an early age he showed
much natural shrewdness and Q taste for
politics. He was elected Q member Of
the Indiana House OF Representatives
In his thirty-ffth year, and served 10 the
same capacity in the years l841. 1851.
1856 and 1868. alternating with three
terms In the State Senate. in 1858. 1852
and 1870. He wal q delegate to the
National Democratic Convention at Bal.
timors In 1872. and in the following
hs ran against Oliver p. Morton
for the United States Senate and was
badly beaten. He was elected to the
United States House OF Representatives
and served from December 6. 1875, to
December /, 1875, when be resigned to
occupy the position Of Governor Of
Indiana. which he held at tho time OF
hia death,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
brought His Harem Along.

New YoRx, November 81. = There
arrived here yesterday in the steamship
City OF Brussels, from Liverpool, Ezoof.
ally Hiptals, q Bombay merchant prince.
who brings with him bis four native
wives. These were in charge o! other
women and q sunuch. In addition were
servants Of the male sex. varying In size.
height and age. The prince says: Each
servant has certain things to do. No
servant does two things, aud when I get
tired and weary I make them amuss me.
They are all good musicians. During
our trip across they had plenty OF oppor.
tunity for practice. as in that time some
OF our most solemn fsasts took place. To
the last Of these We invited all OF the
passengers and they appeared highly
amused. Then I have also my copjurer.
my snake charmer and my women who
dance for me after dinner. When the
Prince Of Wales visited Bombay, some
years ago. I entertained him. and on
that occasion my wives showed him the
nautch dance" The prince says he Is
here just to see the United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
Ericss0n's New Destroyer.

New York, November 20.-Ths Tri.
buns prints q full and accurate account OF
John E~riccson's wonderful new torpedo
boat. It 10 the most formidable engine
Of death known In naval warfare. The
inventor Of the monitor is N OF the
most modest and unprstentious mschan-
los Of the age and not likely to sIsggsr.
ate the merits OF his OWE work. He IL
entirely satisfied witk the results Of re.
cent experiments with his torpedo boat.
and some Of the most experienced naval
officers in the United States service do
no. hesitate to pronounce It an unsquiv.
ocal success. It will be seen that
Captain John Ericsson has invented
three things boat, . gun and .
Q projsctils boat. This Is submerged
like the monitor. with all the machinery
below an intermediate deck OF plats-iron,
which Is strongly ribbed, and supports
an inclined armor-plats deck-hsuss
above the water. It has NO ports ct the
side, and can split away without the YES
sci being disabled. A heavy wood back.
ing gives additional protection to the
wheel, and the electric battery and steer
ing gear 10 ton feet below the water line.
Attacking bows on and dsiyipg with
her armor the heaviest ordnance. the
destroyer Is practically invulusrable and
at the same time . most terrible
antagonist. Her armament consists
Of q single brssch-loadsr Of wrought
iron hoped with steel and . bore
OF sixteen inches. This qua lies
seven feet under water and discharges .
projectils containing $50 pounds Of dy.
Mantle. When the boat with Ito crew OF
men 10 within 800 or 400 feet OF the
enemy the gun 10 hred by electricity and
the projectils sIplodes BY concussion.
II the frat shot falls. another follows In
q few minutes. and . torpedo lombard
msnt proceeds with great rapidity. NO
time being wasted In charging the gun.
A substitution Of ~gunpowasr for COM
pressed air-in the operation Of charging
the gun vastly increases the efficiency Of
the armament. It may not be too much
to say that Il leaves the mightiest iron
ships Of the world completely at her
mercy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
Great Railroad Projects.

CHICAGO, November 22.-Wsll street
had q rumor Saturday that Vanderbilt
had arranged q through route to Call.
iornis in opposition to the Union and
Central Pacific roads.
Boston, November 22.-Ths Trans.
cript states that It has authority for say.
Ing that at q meeting Of railroad Presi-
dents In New York. including Wander.
bilt, Coolidge Of the Atchison. Topeka
and Santa Fe road. and John n. Forbes
Of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
road, an alliance has been consummated
Of the interests Of the New York Gen.
trail, Lake Shore. Atlantic and Pacific
railroads. forming q community OF inter.
ssts In opposition to the Gould roads.
and accomplishing one Of the most g.
Qsutio combinations ever attempted.
This statement is not authoritative. but
the Transcript considers It's information
reliable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
An Unreconstructed Female.

CHICAGO. November 22.-Ths III.
buns's Washington special says: There
was Q curious scene In Alexandria, Vir.
ginia, Saturday. ct the famous Tontins
restaurant. Republicans had held .
ratification meeting. and Q number Of
Washington speakers had addressed II.
After the meeting the local COMMITTEES
had ordered q banquet at the Tontins.
and the speakers proceeded to the hotel.
Among them was General Rsum. Pro-
lessor r. T. Greener (colorsd orator). .
very light mulstto and others. When
the party was about to enter the dining
hall an Infatuated woman. armed with Q
long ios.pick. appeared at the door and
said no niger should sit at table 10 her
house. and that the gentlemen could not
enter With that Niger. and II they tried
she would make IL unpleasant for them.
She looked 90 II she would keep her
word. and they did not try It. but re-
tired and substituted sandwiches for
their banquet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
A. l.. Edwards, the general insurance

A. l.. Edwards. the general insurance
agent aud Notary Public who occupies
the old Dr,Il.r Office in the Odd Fell
lows building. Virginia. Room l. repre-
sents mona but drst-class companies at
home or abroad. Mr.. Edwards desires
20 call the attention Of his friends and
the public to the fact that he gives spe-
cisi care to the duties Of Notary Public.
His advertisement appears under New
Today"
Over n hundred miners left Vir.
einia at $50 Saturday and took special
train at Reno for the Rocky Mountain
coel.a.lds, where they get "a cents per
ton for breaking down coal.
A very large and brilliant meteor was
seen in Virginia Saturday evening ct
$40 O'Clock. It appeared in the north.
sast. and seemed to drop directly down
to the ground.
The weather here continues mild and
-p,s..ant. The Thermometer reaches
sbou. ak degrees below freezing nightly
p. A. Humbsrt and. vile" were
among the happy ones who started on
tsesshsr Saturday night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
Result OF the Morey Forgery.

C~LrvrLASp, November 20.-Manhall
Jewell. who visited General Garfield
yesterday, said he discussed the Chinese
forgery, and both he and Dorsey assured
General Garfield that the investigation
would be continued until the instigators
were exposed and punished. Governor
Jewell said he had talked with Hon.
Horace Davis OF California. member OF
the Republican ex-committre. whom hs
met on the train yesterday. and from
the interview he was convinced that CAL
ifornia was lost through the instrument.
atty Of the Morey forgery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
Southern Humor.

Atlanta (Ga.) COs'ifunon lDsml.
Mr.. Barnum has succeeded in aston.
ishing the country.
There 10 now room for another Ohio
mar In the Senate.
The South should save her tears to
turn . cotton factory.
It was Q evere jolt, but We will en-
dsaver to ~ the pieces.
The Democratic party ct the North
had occasion to 60 out Tuesday and see
man. =.
The solid South Is not so bulky in oil
respects as the solid North. She 10
livslier. perhaps. but she doesn't weigh
20 much.
The result OF the election shows how
absolutely necessary II is that the Dem.
ocratio party should revise Ito list OF
statesmen.
We trust Mr.. Bsrnum will never give
up the contest until he vindiestes the
posthumous fame Of Morey and the In.
nocsncs Of Philip. No stone should be
left unturnsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
Help Irro1sred.

When Il became known this morning
that there was FIRE In the Con. Imperial,
the Fire Departments OF Gold Hill and
Virginia proffsrsd assistance in any way
in which aid might be needed. Hose
was laid to the hydrants around the
works and led to the shaft. 30 that. had
the fsmes reached the incline and shalt
or threatened the works. they could
have been doused at once. The pre-
cautions were not, however. OF avail. rs
the Ere was confined nearly to It's place
Of origin. When the flames first started
the gas was abundant and was borne by
the wind In the direction Of Gold Hill.
No peal OF bells or ros OF whistles could
have O thoroughly alarmed the
people. One Whit Of gas. and every
body was aroused. The FIRE was an un-
fortunate occurrence. yet there were
many fortuitous circumstances con.
n,c,ed with 1t. Everyone 10 thankful
tha, it has proved to b. no worse than
il 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
Tho silver Question Again.

WASHINGTON, November 22.-It has
been stated In several quarters that the
Secretary Of the Treasury in bis forth
coming annual report, will recommend
the repeal Of the requirement that two
million standard silver dollars shall be
coined monthly. Secretary Sherman
may do this, or In lieu he may recon-.
mend that the number Of grains DO In
creased 80 as to make It equal In intrin-
sic value to o gold dollar; but 10 either
event It 10 not considered probable that
his recommendation will receive serious
attention Of the hands OF the present
Congress. II. however, any attempt DO
made during the coming session to inter.
fsre with the silver coinage. Director
Burchard will earnestly object. being
confident that We can 60 on coming sill
YER without ipconvsnisncs OF the pres
emit rate until We reach the same amount
that France has, $3.50. 000. 000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
An.rsso. street Kspsr,.

San F~akScIsoo. November as ?. ~
Alta. 6. 81. Q; Justice, ~. l GS. 10;
Bodie. ~. 4 90, 4 IS, 4 IS, 5; Mt. Diabls.
A.; Benton. l Is. l 20; Silver Hill. ioe;
Navajo. 1 e5. l 10; Exehequsr. Is. l 10;
Yellow Jacket. 8 10. >. 3 05; Union Con-,
lOa. ioa. 10; Gould L Curry. 3 IS. . GO;
ovsrman. soc; Bes,& Belcher. 81; Grown
Point. 1 10, l o5. Lady Washington. zoe;
Con. Virginia. 2 80. "a; ovsrman. soc;
Bullion. l 80; Mexican, Gu. 6',. GU. Gu;
Sierra Nevada. ~. IL; Potosi. IN; Con-
hdsncs, 2 so; ophir. So; Scorpion. l 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
IN the WHOLE HISTORY

OF Medicine no preparation has ever performed
such marvellous cures. or maintained % wide .
reputation, a. Araa's curRRr PrcroaAL,
which IL recognized ss the worlds remedy for
all diseases OF the throat and lungs. Its long.
continued series Of wonderful cure. In all ell.
mates has made 10 universally known % . safe
and reliable agent to employ. Against ordinary
colds. which are the iorrrunners OF more seri.
Gus disorders. II acts speedily and surrey. 81.
ways relieving SUI. riog. and often saving life.
the throat and lung disorders OF children. makes
Il an invaluable remedy to DO kept always on
hand In every home. Nc p'rson c,n anord 70
BE- without u, and those who have once used IL
never will. From their knowledge Of its com.
position ana effects. Physicians ure the CHkaRr
PEoroRAL extensively In thetr practice, and
Clergy men recommend Il. IL 10 absolutely Ger.
tain In It's remedial effects. and will always cure
where cures are possible. IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
Rich Find.

One oil the hold.ovsr Senators Of the
coming Legislature lost . large pocket.
book day before yesterday containing
eiRhty.ssven letters from various parties
relative to arrangements they wish to
make and bills they want TO get through
the Legislature. also q list Of 472 appli.
cants for various positions from Chief
Clerk or Sergeant-at-Arms. down to
pages aud porters. Besides the above.
The pockstbook contained seventeen
cents in postage stamps. Our hOla.over
Senator does not wish his name men,
toned, but IL the finder will return that
po~cketbook TO Gibson's saloon. Gold
Hill, he will be given all tho stamps a.
bis reward, and he shall also DO added
to that list Of applicants free Of charge
and NO questions asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
Alaska Affairs.

WASHINGTON, November 22.-It has
been decided to keep the United States
steamer jamestown at Sitks until next
spring. During the winter she will be
put in condition TO sail 10 the early
spring for Ban Francisco. The Prssi-
dent, in his annual message. will recon-
mend Territorial government for
Alaska as being absolutely necessary for
the preservation Of order and the dsvsl-
opment OF the OF the Territory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
shut Dowu.

The pump below the 276O level Of the
Bslchsr has been reached. disconnected.
packed and bailing at the Jacket and
pumping ct the Con. Imperial and the
Bslcher from the level below the 1850
station stopped. This 10 Q virtual clos
ing down Of all the mines between Bull.
lion and Ovsrman until the Yellow
Jackst repairs damages. connects with
me sutro level and gentle Annie" gets
pretty near hare.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-11-22
Fuel.

"Coal and wood will make q fire." 30
said wsbstsr's elementary sPelling.book
fifty years ago; and It is as true now as
il was then. What. however. is Of more
practical moment 10 that Thomas Gal
iagher, whose office 10 near the depot
and beside the railroad. has wood aud
coal enough to supply all, giving pur.
chassrs ton for ton and cord for cord.
down weight aud full measur every
time; and that IL more than can Be said
Of all dealers In fuel. See advertise
ment under "Nsw Today" Q