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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
COUNTY coMMIssIoMERs.
Gold Hiil Sun Under she Fee sys.
tsm-Talk OF Additienal Treas.
urerss observation-disclosures.

At the meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners Saturday evening all the
members were present and the minutes
were read and approved.
The report Of the District Attorney on
the question whether the Justice Of the
Peace and Constable Of Gold Hill could
draw salary. Of which Saturdays issue
contained q summary. was read and filed.
This report being thus before the
Board, IL was decided that Mr.. Flaming
ham. Justice, aud Mr.. Sexton. Con-
stable, could not look to the county for
salaries, but must continue to live on
fees.
Commissioner Sheridan reported 10 the
matter Of the assessment Of Mrs. DAILY,
that her property was assessed no higher
than that Of persons adjoining. and re-
commended that NO sctisn DO taken.
Adopted.
The boy Thompson. whs ran away
from the Orphans Home In Californis,
aud was at the Mount Vernon House IN
Gold Hill. was ordered kept there till Il
could be sscertained whether be would
be received at the Nevada State Orphsns'
Home.
Chairman Csnavan thought II would
be we'll to instruct the Clerk to notify
Treasurer Otey to appear aud shew
cause why his ofacisl bond should not
be raised.
Commissioners Fraser asked how much
money was now in the Treasury.
The County Auditor said there was
about $50, 600, and II the deficiency were
made good. there would be about $780,
600.
Commissioner Fraser said the law re.
quired . bond In twice the amount likely
to bs In the hands Of the Treasurer. aud
moved that the Clerk notify Mr.. 0tey to
appear on Thursday evening. February
II, at z o'clock, and show cause Why no
should not give an additional bond Of
$50. 900. Carried. .
The matter OF Mrs. Larry Malone and
fsur children. living near the Masonic
Cemetery, In destitute circumstances,
was referred to Commissioner Webber.
John Martin asked to be allowed to
have the garbage from the County Hos
pitsl. Referred to the Hospital Com
mitteee.
The bill OF A. l.. Bancroft, OF $57,
for law books. wal allowed ; also. that
OF G. G. Wilson, dish-washing at the
County Hospital. for SO 70.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
Natural History.

Little siI.ysar-old Bessie got very
much interested the other evening
studying the pictures In . book on
natural history, and had 9 great many
questions to ask her grandmother re.
Rardipg them. She could easily realize
that God made them all. but thought II
must have taken him Q long time to
make such an awful lot Of cats a.
there is. and 40 many other small ami.
mails" Presently her mother called to
her from another room /: Bessie. why
don't you 20 to bedf ! told you to ever
SO long ago. and why have you not done
so2" "Oh but I couldn't, mama, very
we'll, coz I got so interested 10 what
grandma was tellin' me-" "What was
that2" "Wsll. she was Q tsllin' oil
about God aud skunks and ' 80 many
other animals"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
A Horrible Crime Suspected.

FARoo. d. T., February 1.-The FIRE
at Audubon. In which the vito and two
children Of Tobias Oschner were burned
to death, while the servant girl and
Oscbner were saved. has aroused the
suspicion Of citizens, and an investiga.
ton is being held. Oschner and the
young woman who resided with the fam.
lily had been on intimate terms for some
time past. It Is also shown that the girl
Anne retired that night with oil her
clothes on, as did Oschner, who saved
the girl from the flames, though leaving
his wife aud children to burn. Anne
Sackslhouse 10 IL years OF age, quite
attractive, and has been In the Oschner
family six months. Oschnsr is . Swiss,
25 wears old.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14

SAN FlAssrsco. February i2-Af. NJ
Benton. Csc; Belcher. I 10. IL; Lady
Washington. i5c; Naval. q 20; Grand
Prize. I TO; Sierra Nevada. ca ; Yellow
Jacket. 81. 8 20 Union Con-. IL Mex
lean. 81, 81 ; Con. Virginia. 1 65 I; Alta,
2. I 95; Belle. 7; ophir. 8; Crown
Point. 70. 1 6s Eureka, 22S
Scorpion. I 20. 1 Is; Con. Virginia, l 60;
Overman. 75c. SOC; California. 1 Us, l; Mt.
Potosi. Toe; Utah. 9; PotOsi. AZ; Argenta,
400. $50; Chollar. q 10; Best Il Beleher,
~; Orc. I0c. $50; dOodshaw. 4oc. 4sc;
North MONDAY. IN. 1 4s; MONDAY. . 10.
4 IS; Benton. CSC; Hale 4 Nsrsross, 4 60;
Bullion. I 40. I As; Gould & Curry. 3 50,
Sd; Con. Imperial. 2oc; Savage. 2 40.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
MINING STATEMENTS.

Following statements have been sent BY
tho Superintendent Of the Comstock
mines to the Offices in Ban Francisco Tor
tho week ending February II:
THE surRo TUNNEL.
Weekly progress OF the sutro Tunnel
Company Tor the week ending February
8. 1881: Main tunnel Repairs done
along the main line. North lateral
Necessary repairs were made In this
drift during the week. South lateralA-
The repair and header shifts have been
At work during the week rstimberipg.
easing timbers and repairing the drift
near the face. One gang OF men 10 am.
ployed about 81 feet from the face re-
timberina the ground and working to-
ward the face. Another gang 10 engaged
at . point about 43 5.l2 feet from the
face In retimbsring. easing 'timbers and
repairing toward the face. At present
some hot water ID flowing from the cast
side, which was perfectly dry when the
drift vas run. Sixty-one feet have been
completed (retimbered, etc.). including
Is new sets. Total distance 10 Imperial
ground, 324 feet. Total distance to the
Yellow Jacket shaft. s76 feet. Flow OF
water In standard gallons. s.6l2. s6o.
The following Temperatures were OBJ
served:
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Burdett.Coutts Married.

LONDON. February 12.-Baroness Bur-
as...C outts and William L. Ashmesd
Bartlett we're married this morning at
Christ Church. The marriage ceremony
Was performed BY Rev. W. O. Cardinell,
assisted BY Rev. Henry White. Chap
lain OF the Savoy Chapel Royal. None
but the nearest relatives and most init.
mate friends Of the parties were present.
Mr.. Lacaita acted % ''best man." and
Sir Francis Burdett. the head OF the fam.
ily, gave away the bride. The wedding
party was afterwards entertained ct the
residence OF Mrs. Trsvanion, eldest sister
Of the bride, whose health prevented her
presence In the church. The Baroness
looked remarkably we'll. Previous to
the marriage Mr.. Bartlett. In accordance
with the Duchess Of 81. Adams will, A.
sumed the name Of Burdstt-C outts be-
fore his own surname. he and his wife
leave this aftsruoon for the ssat Of Ad.
miral Gordon, IN Kent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
school Census.

The Wheeler Expedition Is gathering
statistics concerning the great Comstock
lode. and has placed 10 the hands Of the
public school teachers OF the county
various blanks that are to be filled out
by them. The Expeditions statistics
In regard TO educational matters OF the
Comstock will be embraced In Its report
to the Interior Department. aud will In.
cluds . complete history Of our schools.
The blanks furnished to the teachers call
for statements OF the number Of children
enrolled. average daily attendance. place
Of birth aud age OF pupils, nativity. r..
lision aud occupation Of parents, mum.
Der Of school-houses. the details OF their
accommodations. value OF property.
apparatus and libraries. the age and
educational qualifications OF teachers,
together with . variety Of other ques-
tons, the answers Of which are TO be
condensed into beautiful tables Of stats.
tics that are to be printed In the govern
mental reports OF the ninth census.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Sympathy with ireland.

Bosros, February 12.-Faneuil Hall
was crowded to its utmost capacity last
evening to express sympathy with Ire.
land. Mayor Prince presided. Wendell
Phillips and General Butler were among
the speakers, and advocated giving
moral and financial support to the pso-
pie OF Ireland in their present struggle.
Governor Long. in o letter. expressed
sympathy for the cause Of the Irish pee.
pie 50 long as they seek within constitu.
tioual lines and legitimate methods to 30.
cure their political and social welfare.
Letters were also received from Josiah
@. Abbott, Governor Rice and others.
Resolutions we're adopted calling upon
the people OF Ireland to hold 10 their
purpose OF reform, and allow nothing to
drive them to violence for which they
are not prepared.
NEW York, February IL. -EI-Con.
Rrsssman Thomas Kinsella. on behalf Of
ST. Peters Society OF Brooklyn, oabled
Parnsll today. inviting him to be the
guest OF that Society at its annual dinner
on the 18th Of March, VIXEN there will
be an intelligent discussion OF the land
question In Ireland. Representative oiti.
zsns OF Brooklyn have already accepted
invitations to be present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
Teasher.' isssiiuss.

After tho Withdrawal OF the News rep.
rsseutativs from the meeting OF the sto-
rsy County Teachers Institute ss.ur-
day, Miss Mary O'Farrell read q well.
written essay on ''Soms Thoughts Of
the Profession"
The election OF officers for the snsu-
ing term Of six months resulted as fol.
lows : Vice Presidents, Miss jennie l..
Brophy and Miss Hurley; Secretary,
Thomas J. Mcdonald; Treasurer, Mrs.
n. Swift.
The Association then adjourned. to
meet on the second Saturday Of March.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
A Husband Murder Confessed.

ST.. PAUL. Mimi, February a.
Teresa Bshbsl. Louis and Otto Gsister.
and Anna, wife Of the latter. have been
arrested In Nsillsville. Wis, for the
murder OF Jacob Behbsl. husband OF the
frst named. Mrs. Bshbsl told the story
Of the murder, stating that she and her
husband had Q quarrel at the landing
near their house. He struck her with .
lumberman's cart hook. when she shot
hin and dragged tbs body some distance.
hiding 1t behind Q 10y, where II was
found. She was held for trial and tho
Geisters were held for Witnesses. An
examination OF the body showed that
four bullets had been fred into the body.
three evidently having been ired into
his back after he had fallen to tho
ground,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14

Some ono forgot to turn the gas Oh
from the street lamp at @ and Silver.
Virginia, this morning. and at 10 O'Clock
IL was still burning. wherest . bystandsr
said the city was . modern Diogenes
looking for an honest man, and suR-
Rssted that men Of that class had all
gone to Carson.
S~snstor-elect Fair arrived here Sstur-
day morning from San Francisco. He
will leave in Q few days for Washington.
stopping two or three days on the way
in Iowa and ct Detroit. Michigan. where
he has relatives. His health 10 now bet
ter than II has been for some years past.
L. B. Hastings il in from the Walker
river country. where hs has been en-
gagged In prospecting some copper mines.
He fnds that the veins on which he 10
sinking increases rapidly in richness ~
depth 10 gained.
The Northern Belle Mining Company
has declared . dividend Of City cents
Der share, payable on the 18th. This
mine had an actual cash balance above
all liabilities IN February lst Of sl7s.'
AL.
A stage load Of Dayton Odd Fellows.
In addition to those who csms from Car.
BON, we're on . visit to the brethren OF
Virginia Saturday night.
vaisudns's day. and . very plsssan.
dsy. too, for mating. Pos,ofice clerks
arc, however, in no humor for that kind
Of pleasure.
An Assessment Of fifty cents per share
has been levied upon the capital stock Of
the Condolences; see notice under "Nsv
Today"
A break occurred in the Mexican dam,
C.r,on river, last Friday morning. Men
we're ct oncs put to work at making re-
pairs.
Frank aurseon. Who supplied Cap
tain Sam Of the Piutss with his tiPpis'
has been found guilty and hnsd sio.
J.. Minor Taylor. Secretary Of the B0-
n mines. returned from the East TO-
day.
Nearly twice - many married - single
men are employed In msss 81 q mines
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
Old Peter Cooper's Liberality.

NEW YoRx, February IA. - New
York celebrated Saturday the ninstieth
anniversary OF the birthday OF Peter
Cooper. Its best beloved citizen. The
special oommemorstion took place In the
large hall Of the Cooper Uaion. which
was crowded In every part. After an
address by Professor Raymond. Q letter
was read from Mr.. Cooper to the trus.
tees Of the Union. In which be asked
them to accept his check for $4,000,
to be added to the $40. 900 golden wed.
ding endowment established by him
seventeen years ago, the interest OF
which had been annually given BY the
institution for aiding poor children. Mr..
Cooper also presented his check for
$50, 900. together with Q receipt In full
for $40. 900 expended in the past year
on the building.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
AM Indian Outbreak Feared.

DENVER, Col. February IA. NJ.
C~learser, Acting Indian Agent at the
White River Agency, Is here. and states
his belief that there will be an outbreak
among the Utes when spring opens.
Since receiving their money they have
been more dissatisfied than ever. Chief
Douglass band 60 painted In black, DO.
cause he is a prisoner, and the warriors
Of Jacks band have bright red stripes
across their forsheads, indicating blood.
They are bold and insolent, frequently
warning whites at the agency. There
are only $50 soldiers at the post. which
are not enough for defence, "a the In.
dams are we'll armed and mounted. and
would be heavily reinforced In case OF an
outbreak.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
SHARP PRACTICE.
Default catered Agaisss Carriek's
Bondsnss ~ nidsiehs-Aa Or.
der OF Court DisreEarded In the
DaRkuoaa.

Last Friday night was n Of much
oommotion In and about the Court
house. Ofisials were In dsmand-ssps-
oially Clerk Mahanny, who was reused
from rspose and hurried to his Office -
though some ones life depended on his
expedition and immediate presence there.
And the cause OF all this unssemly
haste and much ado and mighty stir Vas
a snap Judgment which was sought to be
taken and was. in fact. entered against
each and oil OF the bondsmen OF B. q.
C.rrick. The last Of the bondsmen per.
sonally served was the recipient Of the
documents February !. The summons
REQUIRED an answer TO be fled In ten
days. This gave the party al day FRI
day In which to appear and answer the
suit.
Some Of these bondsmsn were served
with their papers much earlier than tho
date above mentioned. These, Of oourse,
would have been In default sooner than
those last served. Bat to prevent this
and to get necessary time In which to
prepare an answer which should CON.
tain the defense OF one and oil Of these
bondsmsn. Judge Whitman, their at
torney, went TO Judge Rising before any
one Of the bondsmen wal In default,
and obtained an order giving thirty ad-
ditional days In which to answer.
Having thus protected the interests Of
all Of the defendants In this case Judge
Whitman vent with his order to the
Clerk. Alsd the original excepting . copy.
aud paid the requisite seventy-hvs cents
to have that important service performed.
But some way that fled order got mis-.
placed or at least was not seen in the
darkness OF that black Friday midnight
and default was actually entered. not
wi.bstandipg 1t, against all the bonds
msn.
Saturday Judge Whitman heard what
had been done. He thought that eat
would not fight by daylight. and 20
slowly wendell his way to the court.
house with q copy Of Judge Rising's or
der In his pocket. The original was not
to be found. The docket showed no
reference to IL; but at last II was discov.
cred quietly nestling where It did not
belong. and was restored to its proper
place.
The result Of all this will DO that that
midnight default will have 10 be set
aside, since II was entered under such q
grave misunderstanding Of facts and In
coutrsven,ion OF Judge Risins's order.
Perhaps Il will be - well II hereafter
county officials become "sleek.hesded
men who sleep o'nights." and wear NO
moro the clean aud hungry look" Of
men who think too much"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
YelIsw Jacket.
CALIFORNIA.

GoLD HILL. February IL. lS81-Georgs
W. WaAacs. Vios President: The Sutro
tunnel level DRIFT has been extended sc
feet during the past week. making the
present length Of same $40 feet from the
switch, or 40 feet from our shaft. The
ground continues full OF clay seams,
which makes IL necessary to keep the
drift timbered close up to the face.
There 10 . slight increase In the guam.
tity Of water. We have again been de-
laysa somewhat in work by the hoisting
Of water for three days. owing to q break
in Belcher beams. We have received
the two new hy wheels and arc employed
getting the same In place.
T. @. TAYLoR, Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
President Hayes Euloglzes the

BALrrxoiE. February l4.-At Q ban.
quet Of the Baltimore Press Association
Saturday evening. ]. Fox presiding.
President Hayes responded to the toast:
ITO our honored guest, the President
OF the United States Of America" and
in the course Of his address said that the
press was one Of the most potent forces.
He would, therefore, honor the men who
would give this country a good newspa.
per. Tbs speech Of the President was
frequently interrupted by applause. aud
al Its conclusion he was given three
cheera.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
Give the Birds . Rest.

BURLINGTON, N. j., February IA
The recent cold snap has been so severe
upon game birds that any number Of
quail and small birds are found frozen
to death. Lovers Of game want to have
o law enacted this winter f%orbidding the
killing Of game birds for two years TO
allow them TO multiply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
settled.

The question whether the bonanza
mines are really gold OF silver mines 10
agitatsd East, and not without reason,
since In the late output Of the mines geld
predominsted; but 1t has long been set.
tied that the City Bakery Of Ftzmsisr &
Armbrust, "a North @ street, Virginia,
In the place OF all in that city where the
best meals, the finest confectionery,
candy, cakes. etc., can be found. Sec
the advertisement under "New Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14

Departures Saturday Evening.
H Doans. + Marriott. Z R Monroe. A "
Stoddard. J Thomas. @ II Merrill, A ]
Jackson. Rev Father Maloney, W Rich
ards, Mis- n Clark. Miss Kaufman. "A
stoddard. ] . Steele. W H Krigler. 3
Warren. T Coffin, @ Green, D. Bell. Miss
Camp, A Maitland. @ I Lammen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14

Superintendent Psnoysr. OF the Gould
4 Curry. had the misfertsns to lose his
little daughter, who died In Ban Fran.
cisco Friday. Mr.. Psnoysr left for San
Francisco that evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
n.,.rs.re. l..as Eys.i.E.

A Brumsey. I'D Waldorf. H Morris,
r Wilson, r Bludi. N II A Mason. Miss
Mitchell, J d Fitch. J B Mallon. n Ban
nsr and wife. W y Dickson, E Plank. 8
v Mooney. Thomas Hill. H B Nasty. r G
Hardy and daughter. J b Wheeler and
wife, T J Bradshaw.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14

It 10 found that 20 many stays are ont
Of place and that 90 much more damage
vas done to the shaft Of the Hale 4 Nor
GROSS Of the time Of the Are than VA an
ueipatsd, that the pumps will not b
started mp before nsxt wednesday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
Arr,,a,. rh.. M.r...s.

JIM Taylor. II O Shaw. n v Morrell. s
L Nutting. W D Comstock. n B Dwelly,
Chss Fair. FL Jessop. Mollis Kelly. Mrs
L H Allen. G F @ Morgan. c Z Nuttall.
Alice Jenkins, J Joseph.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
Ar,,v.,. Y..seraay Moruin..

James NcCourt, II b Marigold. Henry
T Tucker. 8 Chalmers. B Stonehill'
DR. Bronson. Ben Harris, Mrs. 7 woolley,
Mrs Rayfus. J Troll. J Harris, II Cohn, E
T Plank. + Burr. Miss Holmes, ] Dolan,
Mrs. n Alcorn. + n Williams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
OTOCK BEkOBT.
- Yraneises Dsard.

rlrs xs.xua.
500 ophir. 4 30
IS Mexican. 81
22o Gould 4 Curry. 5 20. . Is
ITO Best 4 Bslcher. 7&,7a
so Califsrnia. l
1890 Savage. a., 2 80
l20 Con. Virginia, I IS
$50 Chollar. Z. 2 os, I IS
$50 Potosi. 2 10. 2 Is. 2 40. N
less Hale 4 Norcrsss. 81. Z %
420 Grown Point. I 81. 1 ~
ago Yellow Jacket, 8 IL
400 Imperial. i5c. 2oc
ITO Bslcher. I Is
a3e Sierra Nevada, 6h
100 Utah. 81, 81
$50 Bullion. I 81
100 EIchequer. I 10. I Is
$50 Overman. 7Sc. Too
705 Justice, SOC. $50
500 Union Con-, 7N,7k
1870 Alta, I 80, I IS, I 80. ! %
i20 Julia. 40c. $50
800 Silver Hill. loo
50 Lady Warrington, l5o "
$50 Andes. ~. I s.. I so
90 Scorpion. I IL
TAO Benton. Coo. Csc. TOO
275 ConcordiA. I sS
~ Original Keystone. I 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14

M aNvC FOB MILL MINING AND
BLa "! . Gem .ss:. .'a'i''''''''s''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.
RESTORED.

A victim OF early ~imprudencs, causing nsfy:
Gus debility, premature decay. etc.. having ulso
10 vain eveFy known remedy. has discovsred :
simple means Of self cure which be VIII ssna
Tree to bis fellow-sudsrsrs. Address -
REEVES, q Cha,hsm g.. N.Y - L9
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-14
MS
Pstsss Meuid Board
MATCHMAKING PAN.
PATENTED, APRIL 10. 1870.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Philadelphia. 1875.
AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM
FOR An nPRosrD-
and Amalgamating Pan.

rGyUIs PAN IS FAR SUPERIOR TO ALL
Others In several important particulars.
The Grinding Mullerr ara near the center. re.
curing less power. The pillow. shaped grooves
rsiss the quicksilver with the pulp regularly.
with less power with'ut violence. and With
better matchmaking effect. besides admitting .
larger charge. The inclined shaped housings
OF tho muller.plate openings efbciently force
the pulp directly under the mnllers.
Manufactured ct the Golden State and Miners'
Iron works, 2S1 to 2Sl Fi,rt btreet Ban Fran
cisco, and Of the Gates 4 ScOville Iron Works.
80 south Canal street, Chicago. where II can Be
examined and iurthsr particulars be learned;
or perpons may apply TO the Inventor and Pat
entee, O O. BTEvENS0N. 81 the Douglas MIL.
Gold Hill, Nevada. where the Pans have long
been In operation.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-01-13
Cine Dame ,uiinldt Al ipiilen

Die nsuefte Barrier @tooe Der 9oar.
toilette un6 Der 9ite, Elm, neue Mrt tos
9oar au arran9ireH. Wlillionen mer=
ben fiir fiinitli&e 9inse peri@wenbet,
mel9e MIR bic Sbatia6e beleu9ten, 6o6
Abmnserung, Nerueni9md9e uno :ueib-
li4e 2eioen triitiren. Dr.: pieree's
'Favorite Prescription" (2ieblinas.
Veroronun9) miro mil poftipef @aran=
tieleifuns pertauft. gBenn bas Sell.
mittel Der anmeiiuns eemdb s.brau@t
pire, 10 tuiro bic 9iitf: Der Runf ent<
bebrlib. gs miro Die ben Trauen ei=
9entbimliden &rantbeiten iiberuinben.
9r. 9ierce's Memoranbumba9er 5ino
in allen Qpotbeten gratis gu 9aben.