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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-23
Some yulgarities Of ssGOOd Society,"
From the Queen.

Some yulgarities Of ssGOod Society.o
From the Queen.
Asking questions, private and personal, is one
vulgar habit, and telling your own business.
which no one wants to hear. is another. Ask
ing the cost of present that has been made to
you; pumping" servant to hear what has
been given by way Of parting vail; loud talking
in public; hard staring at table; insOlent disre-
spect to husband, wife, sister or brother; show
ing temper in trifes and making scenes in pub
lie: showing an embarrassing amount of fond
ness and making love in public covert sneers
of which people can see the animus if they do
not always understand the drift; persistent ego
tsm. which talks forever of ITSELF itself. itself
only itself. and cannot even feign the most pass
ing interest in another; detraction of friends
and it may be of relatiOns-a husband telling of
his wifes unpleasantness, a wife complaining Of
her husbands faults; the bold assumption of SUI
periOrity; and the serve confession of infinite
unwOrthiness; all these are signs and evidences
of vulgarity-vulgarity Of far worse type than
that which eats its fish with steel knife. and
says "you was" and leach Of the men We're"
In fact, true vulgarity resolves itselfintO that
central point of evil-selfishness. The unseltish
can never be really vulgar. They may be I'M
couth. but they cannot be more: while the best
tOp-dressing of manner to befound in the whole
world cannot make the substance refined, where
that one foul canker of egOtism and indifference
to others lies at the heart Ofthngs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-23

From the virginia New Enterprise, Nov. 10.
Two sharp earthquake shocks were felt here
yesterday morning at 1910 o'clock. In brick
buildings the shocks were more severely felt,
and caused good deal of alarm. They came
from the southwark and were felt at Carson
two minutes before they reached this place We
are likely to have another earthquake this win
ter. The shocks have commenced i'm the same
way and at about the same season that they did
| some years ago when we were shaken up al
most daily for about months. Yesterday
morning the shocks We're not only felt in brick
and stone buildings. but were also felt bv MANY
persons residing in frame buildings. A big
boulder han ging over the flume of the Virginia
and Gold Hill water company. in the western
part OF the town, is said to have moved some
two feet from its bed. Another wiggie would
have sent it down the hill into the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-23

Is VACCINATION A PREVENTIVE OF SMALL
POx?-The health department of st. Louis has
been earnestly considering the question, Is vac
cination preventive of smallpox? The con-
clusion arrived at is an emphatic affirmative
One firm basis for this belief is the fact that not
a death from smallpox has occurred in that
city for five years, during which period vacci-
nation has been more generally praeticed, than,
perhaps, in any other large city in the country
During last year alone there were in New York
so deaths and in Chicago 43 from smallpox.
st. Louis has certainly enjoyed. therefore an
enviable immunity from the scourge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-23

The winner OF 360O In election bets in Denye]
has given the money to charity hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-23

Oh how nice and Black the Coal Hold is. Run.
children. Run Quick and put your Little. Fat
hands i'm it. Mercy me, your Hands are as
Black as the Coal Hold now! Hank, Mamma is
Coming. She will Spank you when she Finds
your Hands so Dirty. Better go and Rub the
Black Dirt of on the Wall Paper before she
comes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-23
The Modern Primer.
Eugene Field in Denver Tribune.

The Girl has pretty Eyes and Red Lips. Sh
is Going to Take Walk in the Star Lit Gle
where the Cricket chirps in the Hedge and til
Jiggers play in the Grass. William is Going
Walk in the Glen, too. He will Meet the CT
and they will Talk about the Weather. "
wouldn't Give Cent for that Piece of Cou
Plaster on the Girls chin by the Time the Gi
gets Back home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-23

it suited well Often too, she Joined with her
friend and found a comfort in that old music
which had brought comfort to so many: and
just as often she paused in kind of fright
when she found it was Father Bianchi himself
drilling the singers in their parts-Father BIZ
anchi. who had such wonderful name for the
Christmas and Easter music here that his peO-
pie had vague idea the songs of cherubim and
seraphim would not be complete without him.
1t was heavenly old music they were singing
under his direction, though written BY men
with Heaven and its worship in their souls; and
listening to it. and joining i'm it with her fresh
voice when she dared. always left her in peace
People were going from the CITY by this how
ever. the Shurtleffs at last among the rest Con-
Hress had adjourned late in the July heats But
not Senator Belfair; he still remained and his
horses came prancing to the door every night
And how could she refuse her mother the relief
OF fresh and blowing air outside the furnace of
the city!
1t was when they left the carriage. darkness
having come on as they drove one mOonless
night, Mrs. Won Luitphen preceding them to the
garden seats, that Mara's muslin scarf caught
in the gate. and she staid to loosen it. only to
find the Senator's arms about her. and his breath
upon her face. In a moment she had torn her
self away, scarf and all, and turned on him
lrateiy in the dark. II know promised yOu ~
she heard him saying. "But it is too much for
me. cannot pretend any longer. love you.
L GU must be my wife,
never: never! will die first,' And she sprang
past hlm and into the house. forgetting that SO
inucm demonstration was unnecessary -
1ou re trump. Mia" said Robbie follow
ing her, and giving his first opinion in the mat
ter. Il wouldn't marry him il he was made of
gold, and don't you" And Robbie was ali Tho
comfort she had for many day thereafter he
| tween her mothers reprOachin.s and beseacb-
ings, weepings and wailings. and her old loyer's
ambuscades. from which he surprised her at any
square or corner as she went to and from her
desk in the hot mornings and afternoons and
insisted on walking beside her, as il he would
| touch the hem of her garment. although She
would not glance at him or speak with him.
At length one afternoon she succeeded in
going the whole way home without meeting
him; nor did she see him the next day. or the
next. Senator Beifair had given up the matter
| and left town, she said; and more light-hearted
/ than Sinbad when he escaped the Old Man OF
| the Sea-since she had always feared the least
atom in the world that she might yield-she
tripped along on her way to the Treasury on the
morning of the day that she came to this JOYOUS
conclusion She had conquered; she had not
sold her life, her love- her self-respect for dross
The fear Of defeat was gone: temptation was
gone too; she was free; she had overcome. She
took her place at her desk, and there lay the
hong yellow envelope the envelope dreaded By
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29

It has become quite . fashion With
advertisers. especially Of patent msdi'
oinss. or Of spscisldss. like Dr.. MoLsn.
nan or Harry Maynard, In San Fran.
cisco, to display portraits Of themselves
In connection with their advertisements.
Thus II 10 that We hnd . picture Of
Matt. Gillespie In the Bodis Ere Pres.
All who . Il, however. will recognise
Il ct o % . poor likeness. The
mouth IL Just v Il always looked when
Matt. was laughing at some good thing.
or lust sittina down to . turkey dinner.
The eyes, side whiskers and general q.
preston, however. are not altogether
correct, and few. even among bis most
intimate soquaintanoss, would recognise
any other feature than the mouth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29
Tn. c.I.sr.sie. .. C.rse..

The Carson Committee Of Arrange
msnts for the celebration Of the Fourth
Of July in that place either do not know
their own minds or their intsntions are
not correctly reported. II appears now
that Sam Davis. Of the Appeal. has
already written the poem for that oooa.
sion and that W. g.. Hyde. Of Gold Hill.
was only invited TO read II. Also, that
Chaplain has bssn changed and that
ofacsr will b Rev. Nj. Rios,' of Carson.
instead Of Rev. Mr.. Reed. Of Virginia.
The military companies here have not
received an invitation yet to attend
neither has the Fire Department. 10
TACT, Il looks % II the Carson oslsbra-
ton was to BE- but "wind." The man.
ayers appear to have plenty Of 1t and do
nothing else but blow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29
Q1AiR.

For particulars Of wosk In this mine
r.ad The report Of the Mexican and Cali.
foruis. a. Ill work carried on u joint
With them.
lever Csmssssk.
The water has been pumped ont. II
n hoped to have the shaft cleared Of
debris ready for sinking shortly.
Rest 4 Bslehsr.
A crosscut has been started joint with
the Con. Virginia on the $500 level, and
IL now In very hard formation.
ssssrs-Dsvirs 0ass.
Work has been resumed In the mius.
sad strsaks OF rich ore : reported 70
have been found.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES shafs.
The hydraulic pumps we're started
Up this morning and found 70 work
smoothly.
Usiss Shan.
Are still engaged In cutting ont Q Ste
don at the Q70o level and In saains shait
umbsrs.
Usisa Csnselidassd.
Bee reports Of Mexican and Sierra
Nevada for work joint with this mine.
SILVER Aill.
The machinery will b thoroughly r.
paired by the end Of this week.
The mine Il not being worked and The
machinery 10 lying idle.
Sinking the shsft progresses at tbs
rate Of * fsss per day.
new Yerk.
The pumps are run - usual and the
milne kept In repair.
Jsiis Cos.
Nothisg Whatever Il being doas In OF
around the mine.
Calsdssia.
The pumps are run - usual. about ~
hours per day.
Fsrmas shan-
Sinking steadily; total depth. 2oas feet.
esaia q Curry ssd Dsss q Dsishss
shafv.
Still sinking with usual proersss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29
IP,p.r'. op.r. H.....

The several performances Of the Men
dslsshon Quintstts Club at Pipsr's OPP
era House last night were sxquisitsly
given. The audience were more than
plssssd-thsy were delighted with the
entertainment. Seldom, II ever. have
our people been Afforded IN opportunity
to listen to such artistic music ~ that
presented last night BY the Msndsls.hon
Club. The alnging Of Miss Marie Mel
lini was excellent. A. . whole the con.
cert was . most enjoyable entertainment
and deserving Of liberal support By our
musio-lovipg people.
Tonight, the last night OF the engage
msnt OF the Msndslsshon Quintstts Club,
an entire change Of programme will be
presented.
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AssEssnsNrss

usxIean-et per shsrs; levied Juna -; Do.
linqu'nt Angus Q; sals day August a.
Usah-t7 per share: levied Juns %; delin.
quent August 8; sale cay AugusI -.
Alpha Csn.-Sf per share ; levied June
% dslina tent 1u'y IS; fals day AhGue 10.
Ceatenstal 0Ssvel-0ns cent per SHARE;
levied Juns .; delinQusns Jsly Q; sale day
August Q.
Bailtsa-eo cents: isvied May 10; dslin.
qasnt juno a; sale day Jul, 10.
Bsstes Cos -2s osnts per shars, levied
Nay n; d%'liaau'n' 'uns a.; sale day July
I'D NAY 10; dslilQasni Juns is; ssis das
DtIveP HILLS cents per share; levied Nay
u d~siinqusnt June 10; sale day June %.
YsIloW Jaeses- 81 per share; levied Nay
o; dsilnsusnt jane II; sale day July Q.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29
rhs kxa,.i..,s.. Of as..ssay.

After the News reporter had taken his
departure from Justice Hifss' court yes
terday. there vss some additional tssti'
mony offered that was not before the
ooronsr's jury. Marx Fssnsy. who
testified before the Coroner that he wa
not present st the killing Of Ksllshsr.
yesterday admitted that be was drunk
on that evening. Too drunk to rsmsmbes
vhsthsr he separated Hsnnsssy and Ksl'
lshsr or not.
James Lsughlsns swors positively
that Marx Fssnsy wa present at the
killing and tried to separate the men.
Hsnn.ssy was held In $l0. 900 bail. to
appear before the Grand Jury. Tbs
defendant soon furnished that amount
T. B. MeGurn. L. p. Drexlsr. George
b. Dana and ]. II. Douglass each quail.
flying for S25o0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29
Ansr..s. ssrsss nspss.

Ban FsAsciseo. June 2S-s p. ~
Mexican. 81 bid. Alta. 4 Is bid; Bschtsl.
I 10 bid; Best 4 Belcher. liz bid; chollar
2 10 bid; Union Con. lob sales; Gould 4
Curry. 81 bid; Bslehsr. 81 bid; Grown
Point. 2 IS bid: 0vsrman. l 10 ssksd; Con.
Virginia. q 90 bid. q 6s asksd; Union Con.
lok Gales; Ophir. sh aaksd; Mono. ; bid;
Yellow Jacket. 4 ~ bid. 8 asksd: Sierra
Nevada. i0S asked. i0k sales; Chollar.
AZ asked; Hale 3 Noreross. . Is ssksd;
Justice. I bid; Alta. 4 40 bid. ~ sstsdi
Union. lok asked. iok sales; NJ. Dishlo.
. bid; Gould 4 Curry. 81 asksd; Justice.
I o. salss; California, IN salss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29
Ansr.ss. i.fsr.al ssssiss.

sAs RlAxcIsco. June % ?. H.
Orc. soe. csc; Sierra Nevada. ioh. loH;
Bsst 4 Belchsr. In. liz; ophir. Q; Union
ION. lok; Alta. 4 10. 4 Is; Bschtsl. I 70;
Bslshsr. 3 20; 0vsrman. I as. ITO; Albion
. 70; Utah. sh; MONDAY. $50; Con. Vir.
gina. q 90; Grown Point. q 20; Noonday.
I; North MONDAY. Soc; Mexican. ~. 81;
Bullioe. I IS; Savage. ~. Q IS; California
IN. I 50; Beg. Bslchsr. z; chollar. . Is;
Day. I 70; Alta. 4 Is; Andes. I 90; Benton.
I os. I; NJ Diablo. Q. 81; Justice. I. ! os
Gould 4 Curry. So; Yellow jacket. 4 ss;
California. IN; Orc, SOC.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29
Rasswsy asd ssassh.Up.

The horse and delivery wagon OF the
Lafayette Market. in Virginia. were
standing before Q customers door this
morning when a boy about ten year. Of
aes climbed on the seat. which hs has
often been permitted to do. and began
hourishing the whip. The horse did not
fancy this, and started down street ct q
lively gait. The boy was thrown ont In
q short time, but not hurt other than .
few bruises. The horse kept going
until the right forward wheel Of the
wagon and the shsfts we're broken, then
he Wa stopped BY . miner. The pro-
pristor now declares he'll use his own
whip hereafter. and apply Il 'livsly" 10
any boy that gets on his wagon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29
L.eea,ie. Kettles.

George Dodge and Edward Hickey
have taken up and relocated 1900 feet Of
the Badger quarts ledge and mining
claim, with all dips. spurs and angles,
formerly known - the Golden Gsts. cit.
ustsd on the west branch Of Niger Ia.
vine, Devils Gate Mining District, com
msneins at the lines Of the Umadlls
and running along and with the ledge In
Q southsrly direction 1900 feet. claiming
oil ground between the Umatills com
pany and the Flora Temple company
claims.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29
Another r.iiy ssr arss...

The Carson Appeal Of this morning
says: Shortly sftr Graham. the lsvass.
Ina Comstesk attorney. LETT Virginia hs
,sps back $3.50 Of money which bad bssn
entrusted 70 his care. and the oomstook
apsrs said Tally . for Graham"
Yesterday the Appeal received . letter
from hin In the East asking that the
Ippsar's bin for bsek Subscription b
ssnt. Nov this looks LIKE another tally
for Graham.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29
Irslands Agitation Gradually Sub.
siding.


NEW YoHx, June ga World Lon.
don special says Ireland 10 quiet.
Sexton, II. p, the active manager Of
the League. took the stump on Sunday
In Kings county, but II 10 worthy Of
note that In his sweeping indictment
against the government he made no as.
tack upon the Land bill. Meetings
we're also held In Cork. Waterford and
Mayo, but the speakers. like Sexton,
dealt almost sxolusivsly with the oosr'
eion ACT, and assailsd Forster. Ths
serarian agitation 10 nearly extinct. The
hay crop that has just been harvested ID
the best Ireland has had dnes before
the great famine, and the potato crop
promises 10 b extraordinarily abundant.
The fisheries we're pevsr mors pronta-
bic. In Kinssls District they are using
Cab BY the oar loads for manure. Then.
sasin. the landlords have withhold eject.
msnt writs In hundreds Of cases, and
for the sake Of peace and cuisines are
taking Grifath's valuation. There 10 q
good feeling among the landlords every
where. Under the circumstances the
aeitstors hud Il hard work 70 hrs the
people. The priests. too. are retiring
from the movement, % great has been
the reaction caused by Archbishop No
Oabs's pastoral and the announcement
that Q prslsis 10 coming from Roms "a
overhaul Dr.. oroks. It 10 now doubted
that Father shsshy would draw 1000
people ct Killmallock to welcome him
home II he were released TO. morrow.
The. government has more trouble With
Ulster lust now than With the oths'
three provinces. The farmers there In.
sist upon the amendments TO the Land
bill In the tenants interest % radical
that Gladstone 10 afraid to accept them,
and the Ulster Liberal members threats,
to prolons the passage Of the bill u
COMMITTEES,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29
THE EXAMINATION.
Grammar a.a oral Ar,s..ssas

The arithmetic papers Of the appli-
cauts had NOT bssn examined this norm.
ine. bu. some twelve who applied for
second grade and ONE Who applied for
nrss grade certificates failed to receive
esH per cent. In geography. Those
remaining were examined In grammar
this morning and oral arithmetic In the
afternoon. Tomorrow morning they
viii have "Thsory and Practice Of
TsschipQ," which win end the sxsmina.
don Of applicants for second grade esf.
tiAostss. Following are the grammar
qnsstions:
1. What II Q subjectf Prsdioatsf
2, Parse: Madam, IN hour before the
vorship'd sun pssf'd forth the golden
windows Of the East, . troubled mind
drove me to walk abroad.
s. How many moods m there. and
Why 20 manyf
4. What relative pronoun has it, an
tsosdspt always exprssssdf >
6. What IL oonjueadoni Dsclsndonf
g. La@tes, was your father dear 10
youi Or are you like the porting Of .
sorrow. Q Jaos without Q hssrtf
Parse iialicissd words. Tell what
kinds Of sentences the above are.
z. ITO play 10 pleasant" Parse and
give the why's.
g.. Construct an i~ntsrroeshvs sentence
and change IL to . d~eelsratve.
Q. What 10 prosodyf
10. What 10 . long mstrsf
II. "'Tis we'll; It's something; We may
stand
Whore be In English earth Il laid.
And from his ashss may b made
The violsts Of his native land"
Analyss.
IL. What ID Q partisiplsf
Is. he Il . soldier than whom no
man II more distinguished" Parse
whom.
II. What 10 poetic lissnsef
l6. Gan you say. the usual dshnition
Of Q noun 10 oorrsst2 II 10. whyf II
not. Why notf
1e. Give the glasses Of sdjsotivss.
II. what's . compound personal pro-
nounf
Is. Dan there BE- . ~disjunstivs con.
junctionf
10. Give the degrees Of comparison.
20. Give YOUR idss Of grammar. Not
particular ! the Language Of the books.
srooNp GRADE.
1. Into how many parts 70 grammar
dividsdf
3. Define o~rthogrsphy.
3. Name the parts Of speech. and de-
hns four Of them.
4. How are nouns dividedf
s. What belong TO nounsf
g. What 10 . easel How many cases
are thersf Name them.
Z. What Il . vsrbf What bsloas to
vsrbs2
g.. "6hs made aoqusintanos With the
birds that futtsred BY her," Analyfs-
Psrss ''thst," '.huttsrsd" and cher"
8. What 10 the difference between an
active transitivs verb and an active In
tfansitivs vsrbi
10. THAT girls book n cleaner than
those boys books" Il this sentence
written oorrsctly2 II not. whyf Write
Il correctly.
IL. What 10 wrong In this sentence
''Ths number Of Inhabitants In the
United States exceed forty millions"
IL. Define m adjective. an sdysrb.
Is. How are adjsetivss dividsdf
II. How many degrees Of comparison
have adjsotivss Name and define
them.
l6. What II . psrtioiplsf
10. Define . pronoun, and name the
different kinds.
II. What Il the difference In the. sp.
plioation Of who. which and whstf
II. Parse: 81 believe what he says."
10. Construct . simple sentence. 4
compound sentence.
20. Name and define the moods. Name
and define the lenses. Tell. briefly. your
method OF teaching . child grammar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29
a Csmmusieasioa.

EDITOR NEws: viii you please In.
form the public whose duty Il IL to keep
the sidewalks clear In Gold HIP OBJ
serve In front Of Stern & Sons store q
rock weighing. I should judge. between
300 and 500 pounds, In the middle Of
the sidewalk, making Il almost impos.
sibls for any to pass. Now. II thsrs
10 no o6icsf appointed TO attend to such
matters, IL 10 high time that there Wa,
and let the town pay the expense.
A CrrIxES.
Con HILL, June 20, 1881.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29
Private nehSsl.

Mrs. O. 8. Wentworth has . card else
where In this Issue announcing that abe
viii open . private school In the old
grammar department. Of the Central
school huildine. Gold Hill. Monday,
July IL. Children seat to her VIII 10
osivs instruetion In all the Enslish
branches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29

The San Francisco Exchange says:
For all the basinsss done or Interest
taken Just now In the stock market, the
Boards might - we'll adjourn at ones
for the Fourth OF July vacation. There
really seems no good reason for going
through the form Of business whom no
business exists. Matters we're utterly
staanant this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29

aoystts. the shootiss, 10 not quite %
we'll today - yesterday. he took too
much exercise when he heard his exam.
instion was got for Frdsy-wslkins
about four hours steadily 10 the after
noon yesterday. and In consequences Il
In bed today,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29

Il 10 wonderful that . subtle, miss
matte poison should produce that pssu'
liar condition Of the system which
prevails whom alternate ehtlls ana eufn.
Ina heat freeze and sooreh the body ai
regular Intervals, and Il e NO lees won'
dsfiui that medical skin has been sois
to reach and sxpsl this poison from the
system, - Ayers Asus Cure aiwsy'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29

ohubbuck I Mofburn have disposed
Of al their tiststs for the Ban Francisco
excursion. amounting 70 eighty. and
could sell twenty. more II thsy had
thsm. There Will be seventeen ears
leave Rsno With sxeurdouists-Afty pso.
ME In Q esr. Eleven Of the osfs win b
died b. wsshos. ornsby. Lyea and
etossy eoanty elhssns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29

The nsrhsa pspaias aver ssser1.
d 70 ~Hab Punch" u amply warranted. u
can b. sssd win hot o. Ice vsssr. soda. huon.
sda. min, OF vhstsvsr you ehooee. No oth9
bunch made when rsqurrsd for uee CA
ffNi u. Soid b. I'll vrooers, VIZ hse.
ehsnts snA DruGgists. IIsds supphsd ~
R3chsrds 3 Enhsoa. Assas sor NJ fseane
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29

Gray hairs prevented. dsndrui 70
moved, the scalp elssnssd. and The bail
made 70 grow thick By the use OF halls
Vegetable aioisiiaA Hair Renswsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-29

D II Jackson. W J Hanks. @ Corrseco.
D Squsirs. 4 Robbins. II Lazy. z squairs.
L G Drummond. H L staufsr. Lillian
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