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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28
Treasure Troys.
Cars0n Appeal, Jane AZ.

NesS" SffN
John Tomlitson, Q laborsr working
near Treadway's ranch, dug up an old
tin can day before yesterday which DON.
tanned seven old.fsshioned $50 sluRs
and a small bar Of gold valued Of $50.
1t must have lain there . long time -
the a was very rusty. Hs was digging
postholes at the time and took the job
IN order to make enough money to 60 10
San Francisco. On finding the gold he
immediately threw up the job and said
ho was going to the Bay at once. Later
In the day hs struck . poker game md
ipside Of two hours he was broke. Hs
went back TO the postholss again. and 10
now digging away a. industriously a.
before. II he sholld happen to strike
another can Of gold he will doubtless
know how to hold on to Its contents
better. Perhaps, however. he will not
find another, and the lesson hs has
learned will be Of comparatively little
valua-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28
A man in Lower Gold Hill claims to

A man In Lower Gold Hill claims to
have discovered . process for making
gold; pure. genuine gold. The insrsdi.
snts are copper. tin and stale butter.
The latter article. although apparently
the most ridiculous. he says is the mos.
important. The two metals are com.
mingled ct an extremely high degree Of
fusion, and by mechanical means torci.
bly, elected in the form Of . finely srsnu.
lated spray into . revolving column Of
the melted butter which, at the moment
OF contact. IL In the form Of supsrhsatsd
steam. The rssiduum IL rsmsltsd with
equal parts b~i-osrbonsis Of soda and run
into bars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28

For oonvsnisnes Of politicians and
Others Who may b interested In the
matter. We publish below the vote 10
which each State In our Union II entitled
in the Electoral College. It may 30
seen BY the table that "Ths Solid
South /" 10 entitled TO l3s. - follows :
Alabama 10. Arkaasas 9. Delaware 8.
Florida 4. Georgia II. Kentucky IL,
Louisiana @. Maryland 8. Mississippi 8.
Missouri Is. North Carolina 10. South
Carolina z. Tennessee 70. Texas 8. Viz.
ginia II. West Virginia s.
The so.oallsd doubtful States are New
York with IS votes. Indiana with Is.
New Jersey with s~and Connecticut
with 9. These States gave Tildsn (Dsm-
ocrat) for President in 1915 the follow
ing msjoridss: New York, s2.749;
Indiana. 65l5; New Jersey. 12.44S ;
Connecticut. 1900. The Democrats also
claim Pennsylvania. with 20 votes. - .
doubtful State. which Republicans are
not willing to oonesds. This State gave
Hayes (Rspublican) for President In
1915 nearly $4,000 majority. By con.
osdine "Ths Solid South" with l3s
votes to the Democrats they must. to
elect their President, obtain AZ votes
from Northern States. New York (Ss)
and Indiana (l5) have so votes.
which. II they can be obtained.
In addition to the vote OF "Ths Solid
South" will give that party three votes
more than viii Be necessary to elect. II
the Democrats can also carry New
Jersey (s) and Connecticut 10y they
will have IS votes above Q bare majority.
II the Democrats can carry Indiana (l6).
New Jersey 10y. and Connecticut (6).
bu. lose New York (s5). they will lack
II votes Of slecting their candidate Tor
President. The necessity therefore for
the Democrats to carry New York In
order to elect their President II plainly
apparent. New York will therefore 30
the battle ground Of the campaign.
Here follows
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28

Ben. Butler made dollars in Credit
Mobiiisr where Garfield made dimes.
and speaks Of Il as . good bonanza
speculation which no good Democrat
like himself had any occasion to repu.
date or avoid. II there wa any rascality
about 1t he would hate to DO accused.
like Garfield, Of only getting away with
$500. ~ that would look too much like
petty larceny. and wouldn't pay the
wsar and tear Of any public mans repu.
tation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28
HALLS VEGETABLE s1c1LIAN

Hsir Remover II . scientific combustion Of
some Of the most powerful restorative agents
In the vegetable kingdom. II restores gray
hair to It's original color. II MAKES the scalp
white and clean. II cares dandrun and humors.
and falling out Of the hair. 81 furnishes the
nutritve principle BY which the HAIR u nour.
ishsd and supported. II makes the hair mois,
soft and glossy. and 10 unsurpassed - . hair
dressing. 1t 10 the most economical prspsrs-
ton ever offered to the public. a. IT. effects
remain . long time. making only an occasional
application necessary. uis recommended and
used By eminent medical men. and ofhciaiiy
indorstd BY the stats Asssysr Of Massachusetts,.
The popularity Of Halls Remover has increased
with the test Of many years. both In this ooun.
try and In foreign lands. and It 10 now known
and used In ali the civilized countries OF the
-n.lA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28
Increased Business.
Rssss Rirsr Rsediie.

From . reliable source We learn that
the business on the Nevada Central
Railway 10 steadily increasing. In fact,
that the amount Of freight now passing
over the road 10 far in excess OF what
had been expected 70 early in the sea-
SON. 1t Ii now confidently believed that
the road will prove . paying Investment
to the owners. There are already .
number OF Outside mining properties
being operated on the strength Of cheaper
and quicker transportation facilities,
and many others will commence during
the summer months. The business up
Reese river 10 daily increasing. and south
Of this city . number Of districts are
growing In importance, al Of which will
add to the business Of the Nevada Cen.
trail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28

General Butler has been making .
speech In Los Angeles, wherein hs
praised POLITICALLY CALIFORNIA; wonderful
climate. opposed the Panama Canal
scheme u inimioal to American com.
msrcs. and stated that II We are indebted
to anybody for the Chinese Il 10 to En-
gland who Theoretically and practically
controls the shipments to this country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28

It is astonishing how accepted tradi-
tons In the shape Of old busbsars fade
into tamsnsss BY closer acquaintance.
Death Valley. in this State used to. be
considered a. terrible . locality a. its
name indicates, but not 20 now. Pros
pscton traverse Il in al directions, and
speak Of IL - valley Of sixty miles In
length by thirty in width. covered prin.
cipslly with s~agsbruah. and containing
spots Of good agricultural lands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the dissrsssble consequences
that follow the decay Of the tssth. IN impure
breath must be the most Notifying and IN.
pleasant TO its possesror. and II 70 the most
irexcussble and offensive In society; and Jet
the cause Of II MAJ easily b removed By cleans.
dentifice, fragrant SOzoDoNT. IL purinss
and sweetsns the breath. cools and fefrsahes
the mouth, and nvss Q pearilike Appearances
to the teeth. Gentlemen who INDULGE In snok
ing should cleanse their teeth with 6OZ0-
DON e, ~ Il removes all unpleasant odors OF
the weed. Ash your druggist for 10. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28

Susan B. Anthony came before the
Cipcinnati Convention with . woman's
suffrage plank 10 insert into the plat.
form. The Democracy listened 70 her.
but took no action. and left her TO pool
issues with Uncle sammy Tildsn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28

The Princess Louise Ands opportuni-
ties for making her sojourn In Canada
contribute to the OF charity In
England. She has sent q box allied with
valuable and curious articles OF Indian
manufacture to Chsadls Reetory a. her
contribution to the interests and pro.
cesds OF the Chsadls bazaar recently
opened.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28

It Ii reported that the receipts at the
bar Of the Grand Pacific hotel ct Chi
caeo during the convention averaged
$500 . day. and Il was not much Of .
convention for drinks either. The
weather va cool and the people were
mostly too busy to eat. drink or slssp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28

A very pretty Sunday school song ID
the q entitled "Put your armor on.
my boys" There 10. however. Q young
lady In our town who doesn't like to
hear II. She says Il sounds like '.Put
your arm around me, boys" and 1t
alvays makes her feel lonesome.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28

els there any opening here for an In
tellectual w~riter7" asked Q seedy, red.
nosed individual Of an editor. eyes.
my friend" replied the man OF quilts.
"a ~considsrats carpenter, f~oreseeing
your visit. left an opening Tor you. Turn
the knob to your right"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28

II. u Henry wsttsrson declares, "ths
best men OF the South favor Tildsn,
the worst men are In . large majority
down South. for IL 10 very csrtain that
very few Southern men It any sort like
the man.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28

"Now. this 10 what I call business"
remarked Brooklyn undertaken, q . an
unfortunate gentleman stepped into his
store and died.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28
A CARD.

To al who are SUFFERING from the srron and
indiscrstions OF youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc. ! will send Q re-
ceipe that will cure you. FREE OF OHAR0E
THIS great remedy was discovered BY . mission
Az In South America Send . self.sddresssd
snvslope to the kxv. JosxrH +. ixnAn, Station
d, New York city. tals ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-28
FOOD CONTRIBUTIONS.

CONTRIBUTORS OF ARTICLES OF
" food, cakes. piles. ETC.. for the tables at the
coming Independence Day celebration In Gold
Hill may leave the same st either Of the follow.
ing stores. v. Lemery. 4. Mercer. A. Uahsn,
y. ". Folsom, T. X. Mccain or At the Home
vtdsd. All baskets, boxes, etc.. containing
contributions should be properly Married With
the owners name, and will BE- safsly returned
70 the Same place where taken from. 1s1etd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-12
ger.nifd,te teleerapbifd,e oepeTd,et,.

1yH peI 2SpDHlliY utS SeFllDeEltI1S=N1 N1ell=
ten @bas. M. 8ebiter 3u $ Sart RS, Conn.,,
ereignete iih uorgeitern eine S4ieBafaire 3lpts
iAen Srn. ySebfter unb einem arSte, gtanlens
@bas. S. Saipleg, pelden &riterer inter Der.
bGdti9en lmitanben in ieinem 6auie ertappte.
9r. Saiplep bebauptet, er babe Der 6rau gSebz
tier einen 8eiu4 als 9lrst abgeitattet.
9rei Matroien bes ioeben i'll @louceiter,
Wafi., angefomn,enen s lid 4er 9 ooners
y&aura NelIo on" fameu anf Der lebten
Sabrt burd baS &entern zines 8oote8 um's
2ebeu. Die gerungliidten hteBen Sobn Otc=
Gloub, Wialcolm 0ic@lOuD unb Sames Pub~
nico.
Der Sutmad]er-I Ans itano in Reao-
ing, PennI., iprrbe borgeiteru beenoet, iroenl
idmmtlide 6abritanten ole geforberte 2obnSuz
lase beipilli9ten.
Die peri9iebenen 6 Gompagnie II
am Subion unb Oelaluare baben in Solge Der
anbalterben nlilben gSitterrus bis iett nod
fem Sis einheilnien fDnneit, uflo iie baqen Die
geiorgnib, oaB iie in bieem @inter nldt i'm
Gta1lbe iein iperben, eil1en genii9enSen SOrz
ratb su erlangen.
Die 8lattGrn ridten in Sttama, Ont,
grpBe Gerbeerlngeu an.
sgll. Selen S. gSarb, iueld)e iify in 8o=
iton unter Der Anflage in t6aft befanb, tbre
@iutter erldoien su baber, ,purbe porselteru
entlaiier, irbem tslne 8emeile gegen ile oorz
lagen.
Sr. s5as. q. Barnes tturbe IN Der leetet
@od,e Su Stem Ifabrib, bon Warti
Eaquette, ieinsm iriibren Wiether erihoIienH
8etce tparen bel Der Ibrednnng iiber riidltdtt-.
bi9ss Wisthsgeib in 5treit seratben.
Die 8 berfldd1e c iiber ben ,,Srforoaaobz
tenafuben" an .SnoseYarf, Yen.li., leHft G
seiite,uesbauos Der 30. Sbos. MeNid0ls uno
Scfn Opera ciniiiirs.cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-12
eofaI Sert0te aus gSaEDtn8ton.
Fer Sirtb'Idje Roubmoro. .-G,obes anter.-Ges
rid,tttd1es.-Sie 2slatterniendIe. - lInFaa.-
Gt;lbruC,-GeruiSdjtes

g8 hington, II. San. - 2lm Cams
tag Sorlntttag nm 10 llbr belt @Oroner Bat
terion cine uortGufi9e 2ethenihau iib.r ben
% jdbr,gen @eorg Bb,lipp 5irtb, ipeld)er aM
Mlttmoh, ben Z. e5., &henoS bon uubetaruz
ten Berioneu in Der F.StrnBe, smiiden Der
II. uno 18. StraBe, ermoroet pnroe, in oem
Gtation8bauie be5 uierten 8estrto ab. Dos
@eidlporener'z&ol olegium nit Srn. gS. s
Suder ais Sbmonn mar uol15dbiig uertre.
ten. 9lls eriier s3euge tpur6e 9r. Sas. !.
Oaoi8. Elm luuger uetBer Manu, auig'rufcn.
Gr crf!drte, oab er anl Worgen auf BEN Blate,
mo Der UiorO ausgcfiibrt puroe, gepeier lei
uno 9eleheu babe, ruie etn &Habe ein rotbe8
mollene8 SaIatuf, an oeiien @nbe fid jwei
glutfleden befanoen, BON her Strabe aufaes
hobeu babe. Ser Suabe iagte, OoB pa8 pals,
.u6 oem bCreit8 oerbaitetcn BABE" 8eoiOro
9Cb0lc. Oa5 SaI5tud wurDe uou Ueri6leoes
nen BO!lSiiten oeS Statiou8bauieS Des Suetz
ten 0illrltts iOrgfaltlg in Angeni6ein &C.
romnlen, unb ale finmten Oartn iiberetn.
bab bic auf Dem 6alstud1e beIinoliden Slede
Uon SIut herriibrten. 9arauf nurben nod
Shomas @6illlam5, Wnftslo GaplOr, 8m,
W1crS uno @blparb Sane oils 3eugen per=
nOm1neu, pelfe inoeB iGmmtlltl uttlt nee
isnllid) NeaeS porbraf)ten. Alle beffdtiGteu
ieo0d), baB oaS mt Blutfeden belpribte pals
tub bem genaunteu 6orbiaeu Se6fOrO suaes
bore. Coroner Patterfon beid)lOB, nQAOsm
er Die @eihnorenen 81 3athe se3O9en batte,
bic gei1enid)au bi8 sum na@iten ROutage
um l llbr NaduittagS 81 uerta9en, oa ole
@eidworeneu nidt 9eneigt ieien, eineu 99ahr
iplud in oicier ptht1gen Sad]e dbsuqeben,
obne nod peitere 3eugen pernommen Su ba-
ben.- @eIeru Nben0 III iDIter Stuube nuroe
ein notOriid)er tortiger 8aufbOlo, Sen SObn-
Jon nit Ranen, arretlrt, pel1er etn0enano,
dn benz 0taubmoroe oe5 @eorg R. 6lrtb be.
tbclltat geweien 81 ietu, uno aud Die bereltS
lett brel Gaaen hinter G6loB uno JtJegel
ilbcnnen NCaer Sabe 8eOfor6, Santp Btner
nnb @bmaro Qucenen in g0dlt graulrenoer
Beiie tsi6ultl9t. @eleru DtttternaGt cir
tnltrte oas Geriidt, SaB iif bier elue GeieG
idlaft or9aniitrt babe, nm ole M0rOer Al lpn-
den. Ser Wtore nuroe, iOweit es fih jeBt
ermitteln Idbt, NIT etuem PFaferifelae aus
9eiiibrt.
- @eaern murSen Der @eiunbbeits. 8e>
bsrbe ieine rtuen Grtranfnuasid0e an ben
Bcfcu geueloct. Cine gro6e Qnantitat uou
gpmphe sum Srpieu ;pIyee Geferu an ArHe
pssabrsiat.
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eise @etraioeb1odose tn Sbieaan.

@btcaso, 10. San. - aas 9etraioelpei=
der in oieisr Staot iino seiiiat, uno ue6rtre
Sabnen weigrn iif, @etraibe als sSrabt bier
ber 81 beiOroern, neil iie oaiielbe mad siasr
antllnit IN ebteago ntdt uuter5nbringen per=
nogen. llngefdbr 100000 Suidel 0aiSen,
100000 SuidGl 0iais unb nabssu 5000, 900
Suldel anberer @'etraioeiorten iinb bier aufge-
ipeid)ert, unO anf alien @eleileu it!ben gSaa-
gons nit @straioe, fiji lueld,es feiu 2aum aufz
Slltreiben 1T. Sie Sedlage wiro burd ben
llmitanb eritdrt, baB bas @etraibeIpnoifat,
befen hieIigcr Sertreter 5r. Sas. 81. Scene 1T,
bic 9reiie oerart in Die 56be gstrieben bat,
bab Die Frobufte nidht NIT @erinn naf gieips
Sort uno 9;berpool peri9ifft nerben fonnen.
pig slodaoe miro fortoauern, bis bic Yreiis
ninOsi!sns nm 20 Yro,snf iaaen. Sic gars far
nler finben mittler 9seile tros Der ibnen snIa=
genoen boben Yreiie feinen abiat fir ibr Sc
traibe.
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Gcta;tfdte GeSefdtest oats Hetus
NNTf

q 10 g #, II. Sanltar. - Die Sirma
@bilipp SDrb & Comp, Guttiouatoreu in 9tr.
20, 8eabeitraBe, befiubet itd in ftnansieQeu
Serlegenbeiten, llnb 6r. SorO lit auf @luuO
ei1ier bon s. 9. Glafiiu & Comp. eiugeleitetel1
Slage berbaftet fporbeu. Die S,rnla iol S1O,~
coo Sd)ulben uno feinen Sent i'm Sernt1aelt
bdbe1t.
9er 9ampfer uGitp Of 9tetu-Dorf" 1T 9eiterlt
BON 2ioerpOOl bier eingetrofien.
Ser 9ampftr ustibbroofe" fam beilte Don
@iittelmeer<Sdfen al.
Der 0ampler v@sllert" lGngte beute bon
9amburg an.
- Die BON 8enj. 6. Sogert, bem S9at=
meiiter Der BroOuftenbOrie, luelfer am 0onz
neritage in 2i53ie Qdermanu's gorbeQ Selbit=
moro ourf) Spiumper9ittung beging, uerun=
trellten Sunlmen nerOen auf $34 900 geiddbt.
Sogert wirO nlorgsn BON ieiner @obnung in
Sadeniad, gt.zS., aus beitattet m,rDelt
- Boll5ei-Snperinten 8alling lpuroe
geiiern bon benz 2lbpofafen 2etpis s. OeiIar
nnb mebreren &auflel1teu benatritbigt, oaB
Der SO Sabre alte S6reibmaterialieil=6 6anbler
rub Suhbr,tdsr @ouiS Sul;ba1er, Der i'll Scr.
75, SultonftraBe, leiH Gei9aft betrisb, eit
Sienftag gtadnlittag anf mDfteri6ie gSeiie
lpurlos berld)nllnbeu lei. 6r. Sul5baf)er
perlcr lettcs Sabr ieine 5rau ourd BEN SOB
uub mar ieit ieuer .3eit idpsrniitbis. am
lebten 9ienitage DerlieB er gegen A llbs iein
Gslddftslofal, angeblid I'm leiuem Sauss
BERN, Der i'm ltnteren Sbeile beS SrOaomap
iein @eldlaitslofal bat, Ben Mleth5inS gu brin-
gen. gr purbe srlebt in Der NaiIaultrabs gez
ieben, unb man fiirGtet, baB er SelbitmOro
begangen bat.
= @eftern &orf1littag ,purbe Der itebenseh1lz
jabri9e 5eirrid) 6aag, beiieu Sater Elm Ore1s=
Ter 1T unb in 9fr. 229, 2. Str., nabe Nuenue
s, pobnt, ms ySellepiie Solpitat" gebrabt,
neil er 9tft genoumen, Inn ein eeben su en-
ben. Der lun9e Wtenl6 mar na6 Dem SoDe
ieiner Wuttst ituern1iitbig gelporben; es lit
uenig Soifnun9 fir bic @rbaltung ietnes &C.
bens porballDen.
- Weblele @inbrcder ma9ten in pergansez
ner Nadt einen Seriu6, in bas @ebduoe Ger
,SbaDer S,nelrp Oiauuiactllrina Comp" su
aiioria a.>S.," ein5ubrinsen. Ser gSahter
entbcdte iie unb fenerte mebrere Sd1iiiie auf iie
ab. Girer Der 2iebe murbe getroiien, beruerf-
itelligte jebod) ieine 6luht, obgleid) er cine
lange Blntipur hinterlieB. Ote ginbreher
ihofien smciinal anf Den 2Sdd)ter, obue tim AZ
trefien.
5olsenoe Dampfsr, TT afen bsuts bier etn:
,gritannia" ilno Sataoia" bon 2iuerpool,
yGareenia" bon Sbelo8, ygitp OF 8rullefs"
BON 2inerpool, y@rcsliior" bon Weitteln,ser
9dfen, r8ermuoa" BON Bermuda uno ,@itp
of 81, n, JlorfH nm gSere -(yri,,
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Set Observation-Disclosures tut Ga=
ftatDka=Sb0Ie.

9S Spelling, 8eit-S -Sirg., 10. Sdnuar.-
2aut elmer 9epelde oeS ySntelligencer" fpur=
ben bic llnruben inter ben aoblengrdberu i'm
8auaipbo=Sbale bnuptiddlid) Our6 ben UNI
ilanb oerllriadt, baB Der Gigentbiiner Der
@ruben 81 Samts- -Jteit leinen 9lrbeitern nur 38
@ents pro Sonne 5ablt, ndbreno ale iibrigen
@rubenbeiter so Gents sablen. Sine 0elega=
tion Der ySntsbts Of 2abOr" beitieg etnen 3ua
Der Gbeiapeafe=Sbio Sabn" uno begab iid),
obne 6abrgslO su be5abler, naf 6alpts .yteit,
mo- iie eineu She'll Der bortigen @rubenarbeiter
beiue9te, fir So @ent8 pro Come au85uiteben.
Die Sohlen9rdber, melf)e itd benz Insitauoe
nidbt anidllisBen wollten, ipurben nit 9etpalt
bon Der 9(rbett pertrteben, uno Der @igentbii=
nler Der @ruben perlaugte baber n1ilitdrii6en
Sdut bon bem @ouperneur. 3tpei Wilisz
Gompagnie'n tpurben bernSufol9e angerpielell,
iid) gum abmarife IN Sereitihait gu balten,
unb man ertpartete, baB ite am folgeltoen Utor.
gen na6 6aruts=9eit abgehen iuiiroen, i'm
Safe bis babin tetn Ser9leid gu Stanoe se=
brad)t lei.
8beeling, II. Sanuar. - @ine ipdtere
9epeld)e be8 ySnteli9eucer" aus Sunti1gton
melpet, bab Die Situation be3iigliD be8 &oh=
lengrdber 2lusitanbes nnperdnOert 1T. Der
S6crifi BON 5aHette=@ountp 1T su Sawfs>9aeit
angefomnen, leoo6 ipuroe bis jett nod fetIe
Wlilts bprthi1 abQeid)idt,
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Sic y1tttott AMertfantider SSebrai=
f4tet Neutettt0eft."

@tnctn matt, IL. Sanllar. - Die balb>
jGbrlide gerianlmluns Der Union Der Anleri-
taliilden 9cbrdiid)erl @enleinOtn" luuroe beute
bier absebalten. Std bem Ssribte oes Sefre=
tars betrusen Die ginnabmen $10,O7e, unb Die
nod nidt eintalfrten Bsitrage $35, ,s65. Sin
geridlt, rpeld)er Die @riinbuns einer 2ehrarl=
ftalt empfsblt, tpurOe 9iinitig auf8enommer.
9a jeoOh utter Der Gonllitiltion feline lolhe
Gnitalt in MngrifI genonlmen tperoell fam, Bis
elm Sii9nngsfonb bon $4,000 norbanben iit,
10 tpnroe Die Ssrnns9obun9 bon $4,000 Gsrti-
fifatcn I'M getrage uon je $5 porgeldlagen.
siad grleoisnng periAisbener r,inoer mid
tiger @eiddite fpuroe Elm aus Norib gaunger
aus NatpzYorf, 4. SiIbermaun aus Chicago,
giinou gBoli aus e8aibington, Gntannel
Wortbeimer aus Ytttsburs unb Sulius Srsierz
bsr9 aus Cincinnati deficiencies Gonite er
na,lnt, I'M geltrage an eano, adsrbaussratb=
idaftsn rno @elb sur aolouiiiruug initfeaoisr
Suceu au'3ubrinscn. Sine Neu-Y -Yorter 5irma
bat Der ,llnion" bereit8 GOO Mder 2ano in
9Siseonfn su bisiem 3usde geidenit. Die
nddite Gerianmlnns tuirb i'm nadi!en Suli su
Niagara (tattfnoeH.
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sSu6eane Sdttorrbotoett; tbre
SNmptotae tat,S Geil1ttt9.

De gpmptome iinb 5euhtisfet, bem S6fpeibe
bnid, arses .Suden, eas bur6 arasen fidb fteisert
b beionbers in Der adt iebr peiniat, fpie uenn a=
kntuiirlner i'm unb am Mfter berunfrodlen; bisz
eiIen perben Die @enitalien in Mitleibeniba sesoz
IN. 2but man gtilhts oasesen, 10 t6nnen 6eoenflie
clsen entieben. Or. SiDapnc's All-healipg 0int-
TENT dafft anaenehme iidere Seiluns; es beieitst
e Sarteriisd,te, 8lhtoen, ale gduppentruifen unS
nutausfdIdge. @reis 90 Gents brei Sda6teln
E.25. 5sirb per soft gesen ginjenbuns bes Yreiies
HapierseIb ober in Dreicents= =Eotnarten on irsenb
Gp5n s,r. $50, Turo 6. Stxai,c, YbiIaoef=
bio, Ya.-Son alien anseiebenen apothefern 3u be-
ehen. (Des 10, IL 2aJite, 2UH.t&ip)
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