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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
THE HEAVENS.
Thsy sew Prsssss she Bsightsss
Picture fer Cesturiss-A shess
Iosk Aftsr DARK.


Venus, our brightest evening star. 10
visible to the naked eye now In the
afternoon. II forms the right point o.
tho heavenly |, with Jupiter for the
angle and Saturn for the upper q.
trsmity. This position Of the planets ID
seen only oaos in centuries, and Is
worth looking ct.
Never In the history Of this country
have the heavens presented 90 brilliant
view a. now. Immediately after
dark the three planets above mentioned
cannot fail TO attract attention
and admiration. Then. further east.
stands Taurus, With his flaming eye,
Aidebsrsn, q star Of the Hrst magnitude.
and the brightest of'ths Hysdss oompos-
inp his faos. Confronting Taurus blax.
ING Orion stalks the sky. the grsndsst
of al the consultations seen from earth.
His starry shoulders. belt, sword. knee
and general outline cannot DO mistaken.
There 10 stands, with olub raised 10 beat
down the bull. and there he has stood
aiuce creation. Behind him and
lower down are the two dogs, CAMS
Major snd CAMS Minor. with their dis
tnauishins stars, that OF the former Be.
ine the brightest Axsd star In oil the
ornament above. Again, east and above.
are Castor and Pollux, the distinguish
ing starr Of Gemini, or the Twins.
Lower down oaA be seen Leo. with the
sickle In his mouth. To the northeast
stands the dippsr on it, handle, which
forms the tail Of Ursa Major, the great
bear. To the north 10 the Polar Star
and Ursa Minor. and In the west Csssi-
opeia seated In the chair and near
Cepheus, her lord. There are other
heavenly beauties worthy OF note and
observation. but time to point them ont
10 wanting.
Il IL well to look ct the grandeur OF
the heavens now, for the plansts will
soon change position and ere long pass
out OF sight % they journey on to par
ticipats In their perihelia and In review
before their great commander, the Bun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
orOCK BEfOBr.
nan Frunesses Board.
rufa neRSINo.
rurs MORNING.

rzis MORNING.
80 ophir. 80
2A0 Mexican. 81
$40 Gould 4 Curry, 5 o..
IS Best d Bslcher. IN, ~
60 Cslifsrnia,
5Se Savags..3 10. 2 los
$50 Con. Virginia. I 65
It's Chollar. IN. I ~
10 Hale 4 Norcross. 8 70. Is
ls5 Potosi. q. 2 0S -.
$50 Crown Point. I 80. IN
100 Yellow Jacket. 2 %, ! %
90 Imperial. l5c
- Ksntusk..l 40
10 Alpha, 2 80
400 Beloher.' q %
22O Sierra Nevada. CO. T.
2ie Utah, ~
$40 Bullion, l, 95c
$50 Exchequer. I %
- Overman. Go
200 Justice. 55c. 600
1855 Union Con-. 7h.1
l2a0 Alta. 2 80. 2 IS. 40
$50 Julia. 2Sc
800 Caledonia, 400
50 Occidental,
Is Lady Washington. zoo
40 Andes. I IS. I 45
2S scorpion. I 10
50 Benton. Toe
IS Original Keystone. 2sc
400 Concordia. 2 %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
worth sssiss.

Just now. and during this pleasant
weather Il IL . ~plsssurabls walk to towns
people to 60 over to the chollsr-Nor.
cross.Savags shaft and zee the new and
unique pumping engine, with plungsrs
connected to the c~rosshead, and TO view
the accumulation. which 10 TO sustain .
pressure Of air In the top OF over lOoo
pounds to the square inch and the
pipes, and to look ct oil the filings OF
The hydraulic pumping apparatus there.
The place 10 much f~requsntsd, and 10
worth seeing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
D.psrsures Last Evesssg.

W Merrill. 8 v Mooney. T Morgan. II
II Penoyer. Av Wilson. J Il Hitchcock
r r stswartssu. Mrs E W Clark. Mrs @ r
Davis. Z p soule. E F Sharp, Mise Mar
den, Miss Martin. Miss Hodskinson. Miss
sharp, J b Mallon. John buckmaster. W
E Copeland. r Wilson. Joseph b Weston
A Bragg. Miss T Bruce. L 7 Fox and
wife. Mrs Haggstt, Mrs Harsourt. Mrs n
Winters. T J Bell. Lizzie Collins, Mrs. J L
Robertson. q II shepard. J d Waldorf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
Murder for Robbery.

soxEnsrr. KY, February 2S.-har'
ysy Russell started ON Saturday from .
,u.lline.ms.oh to attend . speaking Of
soms distance. Not returning st the
proper time search WAS made, me 90
va found BY the roadside. stabbed 10
tvsnty.tvo places and bis skull crushed.
One iusdred and hfty dollars, . watch
ma other articles are missing, Five
man have been arrested who were seen
vith him shortly after be left the spell.
Only circumstaniL svh
dcnss points to them - guilty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23

,Ths elder Astor," writes Gath, els
seer on the streets nearly every day. 81.
most always alone, walking with . cane
Hs 10 0 big man, With strong fsaturss,.a
mild republican eye, but manifest traces
Of both the Scotch and German races,
from which hs 10 . descendant. His an.
oestors whom they Arst came to this
county, used TO peddls ratskins. and
slsep ont among the Indians; but he u
the su,hor Of the hotel system Of Amsr'-
o.. 90 we'll - American development TO-
ward the Pseihc Ocean.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
Plenty OF Aessy.

The Auditor wants persons whose bills
against the county have been allowed to
come and get their warrants. and Treas
urer Otsy 10 anxious to pay them while
there 10 plenty Of coin on hand. Some
December warrants have not been drawn
yet. although the Treasurer was credited
on the sx.Auditor's books In December
with having paid the Same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
YOUNG GIRL Abducted.

OTTAWA, February 22.-whils In .
procession OF sunday-sohool scholars at
Hull q girl named Garrett was abducted
by her brothsr.in.lsw. aided BY over .
hundred French Canadians. who At
tackled the procession. The Whereabouts
OF the girl IL q mystery. The girls cen.
version to Protestantisn, which caused
much ill.fseling. 10 the only known res.
sou for her abduction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
Sometimes New.

At the Fashion Saloon, across the
street from the News office, can be
found the very finest Of irrisators for the
tousils OF the thirsty. Sam Turney,
the proprietor. has . new water tonic
nova genuine substance from near
Falling Leaf Lake. homo production,
a 1t were, which is just the thing Tor
every one. Temperance people may
drink II without fear. and must give IL
favor. For more about this popular
place. sec advertisement under NEW
Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23

Tomorrow evening. February gath.
Mn. L. Il. Cohen. eostumsr. will give
. grand masquerade ball at Pipsr,s OPP
or. House. Three fns prizes viii %
awarded. one for the most original sna
one for the best sustained lady character
ana one for the best sustained gentleman
ohsrsetsr. Several unique and striking
chsrsetsrs viii b represented. and the
nanber Of nasks promises 70 b Large.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
susre fus.si asd she Dssasss
People.

The old rumor that the BONANZA
people have control Of the Sutro tunnel
has Of late been revived on the Com.
stock. This doubtless has grown out OF
tho fact that there have been repeated
INQUIRIES In official circles - to the
amount due from the Tunnel Company.
or to become doe "a mortgages, and the
further fact that the President OF the
company went East on Official business.
Superintendent Thomas this morning
had not been advised OF any change OF
ownership Of the tunnel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
Dis,r,e, Oesrs-RisisE. Judge.

Tho following business was trans
acted In this Court today:
King W. Lyndcs-Passed by consent.
although set for trial today.
Adjourned. till 10 o'clock tomorrow. ct
which time the case OF Hall ". Mstoalf
will come up for trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
Storms and Earthquakes on the st.
Lawrence.

MONTREAL. February 23.-Ths light.
house keeper at Point Des Monts sends
tho following : "The storms and cold
last autumn were unprecedented. Tow
ard the end Of November numerous
ships, bries and schooners passed the
Point on their way to SEA-. and from the
Ice which covered them resembled ice
beres more than anything else. The
sailors endured very great misery. 30
strong was the wind ct the Point that
two men were required to load the can.
NON ct the lighthouse which was fred
during foas or snowstorms. Two shocks
of earthquake have been felt this sea.
SON, one at the commencement OF the
autumn and the other on the night OF
December 80. The latter was 80 strong
that masonry chimneys were shaken and
glass broken In the windows Of houses
at Point FAUX Anglais. The seal fishery
10 good and hunters are satisfied. They
have already killed almost more seals
this winter than during the whole OF last
season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23

TIL. Galveston Neos tails this fearful
one A Galveston widow 10 about 70
NARY her hith husband. Her pastor -.
buked hsr for contemplating matrimony
no soon again. "Wsll, I Just want yea
70 understand. u the Lord keeps on TAX
ing them. I win too. ''wss The spirited -
NV.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23

Sutro tunnel blasts in the south
header are heard in the Jacket DRIFT very
plainly. The workings are only about
500 feet apart. Al the rate work 10 now
progressing. In less than three weeks
the connection will be made. superin-
tendent Thomas should az drains at
once, a. they will be needed BY the time
they can be put In.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23

Joseph B. Weston and John Buck
master. two printers well known in Gold
Hill and Virginia. left last night fer
Idaho, In company with q friend Who
knows Of good placer digsings In that
section. May their most sansuins hopes
b fully realized. and may they handle
more gold dust than they ever did type
metal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
New Steamer for the oregon Coast.

New YoRx, February 2S.-Ths Sun
says the steamship Mississippi. recently
purchased BY the Oregon Steam Navisa-
ton Company, will soon take her place
on that line. The Mississippi now lies
Of the dock Of the Morgan Iron Works,
ct the foot Of East Ninth street. This
vessel was built at Dumbsrton, Scotland.
In 1862, to run the blockade Of Southern
ports. While e~ndsavoring to pass into
the port Of Charleston the Mississippi
was captured by the United States steam.
er Magnolia. Sho was condemned ~ .
prize and sold to the Navy Department
for $500, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
Arrival. rn,s Aer.i.E.

" Higgins. J Black. H O Chaplin. W q
Thompson. Mrs F c Dickinson. George J
d King. Rev Father Callan. d Robertson.
@ A Mathews. A Mcintosh, 9 L Jones and
daughter. H F Rising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
THR COMSTOCK.
Official Mining News.
Tor tho Week Ending Wednesday,
February -, 1881.

The Msskes sam ssssitivs- The
ore Ostpat sf eierss Nevada
Cestisusd where the Slopes
2 opened - Bssanpsiss 81
Active Operatives IN hale q
Nsrersss Jacket Tasasi Cos.
neotioa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23

The market. 20 far - Comstsok shares
are concerned. continues 70 be most
sensitive. and . development. such a.
will eventually b made. cannot but pro.
duce such . sudden increase In values -
was never known.
The output Of ore from the Sierra No.
vsda last week was an agreeable surprise
to al. a. vas also the quality Of the =
produced. Sunday several carloads were
sent to the California mill and many went
down there to examine II. That mill IL
now reducing Il. Since Saturdays state
msnt. which only included the ore Of
Friday the yield Of the mine has been a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-23
Cea.sy Rasds.

Receipts BY Treasurer otsy last week
and apportionmsnts were
Delinquent taxes. 1880. $las 70
nold uul anecial School
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
Refusing u Prince.

Abort q ro.r soo !, w.s or,o,,ooa :. III
.bo lood;nr ~"s s anu 10 an
Ave., " oI das poro, na ~ h WINS o VIA. si'ss
ibs V, s Uy ""u hv,s's 70 naI' OF
Avor Of Tnmo,i Mass u u,sS ~ ~ .. y.
oro "s ~ puu mats wa; .oST W marry
y, V ~ 'n' Tn;, Iou',n No.; W oon 0arl",
Of ,ba n,.nn "' -; p "onn;"ms PM, WINS one
s;,ro, 1 m'%s mp mp shau' p,,noes GAY ol
sl!ustlons VINO roma about Europe, "seeking
a sm IN 'ney may aSvG h In sesIcn Oh rlen
n,iIi,ad III ,ae ,h %nVIs .Vi.u"'s Ias Dc
ulIlzsd IN paying ane llay' a'on' MOI iemen's
g gsmonns ueos ms ms, hoolo D .urnoI was
Pne's Ia ,;s1 ~; WIN a sne S,o'esslu sys
Ha 1nu o oiI a ua u' an, W oap'uie i'
Cav NO useu 70 ca', eYsey uay regularly u. tne
,e 0,dei ni ho.e, wnere sue r1u nel nolher
tsI" vN nna: ai'er oeing refused, wouIu no,
10 1y ~" ior an answer, ous ss'. coh''hueu
~, P'oaa '9r a snare IA lne prom scefG'ng
iimo s Snno, ron Vnerry rtc.ola'. o9o-
n' si'se'Sci, Oou'emp.s'e " seu weep ior
sou r'sure W youIeF'l '9e hopie
nn NM" ", 'ne very ,l,uslr'ous anu th''ce'
~ 90 non ", ooo VI pouroos golhs on uS Knees
w " wv Voo wor Il o, osrsaparl.ia! But
W., may nave over arawh .ne picture. IL IS
w v,tersa IN .nat tne hoole prince actual y
s "vu' W n,s marrow bones ~ p.ophs per-
r rU"S. " en- speaking ne did mat oy
paSSAy. Inougn ne PAID court asslduously
ana DAILY In person. tho Bourbon prince
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

FOR RENT-A house with s'X rom near
4 Dn' iness centre Good water. Enquire
Pacific ave ne, Emma street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
ERU CEIS.
HOP Bitters are the Purest and Best
Bttte.s ever made

~ 'hey are compounded from Hops, Buchu
Il Mandrak and Dande ion, the old Isl, best
sSand most valuable medicines in the world
sAand contain all the best and most cratiyej
sAprOperties OF all other Bltt-rs, being final
az eaie-t Blood Pu iiicr, Liver Regulator
tsand LIE and Health Restoring Agent on
sSearln No iii ease or Ill health can possi-
fSbiy long exist whore these Buffers are used,
sSso varied and perfect are tNeir operations. Y
they give new life and vigor to the aged{
Eand inilrm. To all whose employmcntsS
Scanse irregularity of the bowels or urinary
&organs, or who require an Appetizer, Tonjc{
@ahd mild Stimulan'. these Bit ers are in-t
Eya'uable, beins highly curative, tonic andl
8stimulating, without intoxicating
NO matter what your feelings or symp-I
8toms are, what the disease or ailment ia
use Hop Bitters, bad or miserable, use the
Bltte's at once. 1t may save your life
~ hundreds have been saved by so doing
ELI 1000 ea will be paid for Il case they will
Hnot cure or help.
IS DO not sulier yourself or let your friend, +
81 Bi tiers. 'iof
n Remember, Hop Bitters IL no vile, drug
3ged, drunken nostrum, but the Pure t andI
BEST Medicine yer mad /; the "Invalid'.
Htriend and Hope and no person or FINN
ely hould be without them Try the Bitterse
;ato-day. II = BIrTERI M'FiG CT
N Rochester, \ Y ard Toronto, Ont
q FOR sale by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

kNoR SALE, BUSHES AN en- -rg,t,c Dusi-
l. ness man, with S3s) to 5000, can nur-
chase an inter st in, or all, Of an
esia, iishtd payi,g business. 1t will bear
.nHesiigatlon' POOR health the reason for
wanting to sell, Address. ava
Juo.li RARE CHANCE. this officn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

Kids 20, So. 80 cents at Peorson's Mi,,s
%, on, 10 cents, $40 0, SIPS, Sl.50 and 50 90
~ Pearson's. Bonnets and hats 81. 50 81
~, 20, IS, al Pesrsou's Ladies' hoes 4
cents pair /; embroidery 5 cents ward, N,
tearson,s. Bargains at Pesrscn's on Mon
day. -ion'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
r, Commercial Hotel at Abilene

ENTHUSIASTICALLY HOteI at Abilene
Inls Is ono of the most comfortable hotels
on the line of the extension of the Texas &
Pacific road. Its culinary department
embraces everything the msrket stford.
Its sleeping apartments are in every wsy
comfortable, and polite and ready attention
assured to guests Prices moderate
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

4 FINE HAIR DRES.INs

oocoalne dresses the hair per lecIly, and Is
sso pr 'para,i n un, q,,alied for - 49,,
cation of dandruG, eia"i-
Inc superiority OF Burnett's Flavoring Ex-
strength. ete"'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

EOR kENr-Two stores with counter and
shelves complete, In the three siory iron
'front.' bniidl &; Elm street, opposite So, ger
W, G. RA\DAIJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

JUSTICES, notarles', Unite, States comma
Soners' and all kinds of blanks Tor United
states, district an coun,y courts kept con-
AID Job office Nv 'i~"'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24

A. q Z. Mit!enthsl will sell YOU a good
blue flannel suit from 500 to 5000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-24
FOR SALE,

~ w VALE "A we'll sci -cte stock of Book
i invoice nine or eleven hundred dollars in
me thriving town OF Denton; also Ok acres of
laud mils1rom square; choice OTIS Tor build
ny residence; water easy to get, plenty and
good Address or call on j . b, WATKINS
Dent m Tpxn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-02
ssuscmeiner Iaaremmarst.

@Ngcntciner W0arenmarIt
Ruttc CT. 49, @eihenb. 8esabI: muir De
fir creamery" 20@24, Dairp 14(922c.
Gler. - 11@113c.
G brit 1908.
SnGinctnnat att 1.05.
Sn 8 eortd 1.O5.
SIN 8dItimor: Ito.
SIN Ct. So vi 5 LOG.
&artoff el II. - Qu GleinbGnoLer
QcabblotDS -Q1.2O uno Garlp Stole 100
(@1.O5. Neue 4.25@4.5O bas GiitGeu.
0efIlgel. - Nebeltoe Buter 1O@11
per Gfpno, gcldlahtete -@-c. 9ilbner
Ieb. 6@9c. uno geihl. -@-c. bas Asfo.
@Gnie 3.OO(@5.5 so oa5 0Bo. fIr lebeneig:,
gei6l. o.. bas Bfo. Geb. @nten 1915
@3.CO. 9ei6l. o..
8 Counterfeit. = 8raunes &C., geI=
bes &C., iDeiBes &c. oas Hfo.
Salg. = SUDDEN &C.. ySolio@ountrDA
go. Su &C., geo. gu SIC. Das lsfo.
NpteIiinen. - Wteiiina un6 8a=
lermo 5.5O(@6.OO Das &iitdeu. Somaica
1O.OO@1O.5 50 Das NaB.
Gramberries. - 6.50@7.O0 oas
GaB rYeu Il 8ugle". 9teip Scrisp III Sits
6en 100 ,02.25.
vBelemt 4" rgbotce !0url
Carpet 8ruib" 73@s3c.; ia0nes ,@reen"
iyeiiDortinsss 5@se.; aeri niger a SsSpaG
mi 9teo Sruib 4(G4!e.; trummes
24@5c.
Gttromem. s.7594.5O bus Sits
9cl.
BiGb.- Mauaros 2.5O@ = bas
Sso.; fleine @nten 1.OO(@--; vGans
Dabbads" 400.
3wiebeln, aclbe unb rotbe
Nepfel. = 2.5U@3.OO oa5 SaB, ie
nab AuaLitdt.
@ioer.-2.oo(as.25 bas vasa" O. 16
Gauoncn uno 3.75@4.N bas TaB.
Sptnat. - 4O@5Oc. Das &iitden
UNI 1.OO@- bas SAB. -SaIat- 400
soc. -N ba barber (~Pieplants) 1@3ac
oa5 8Iuno. GaOieShem 4O(05Oc.
= Snppentraut 3O@4oc. = 8cr=
muoa Iomaten 1.OOM1.25 bas &iit:
d1cr. - @urfen 1.O0@1.5O Das OBO.
Spargel 1.OO@2.00 oa5 OuB.
Crime Grbien 2.75@3.09 Der
Buidcl.
6opfen, unncr6nbert. SEEM gorfer
21@24c., Galtiornilhcr 22@24c. lSiss
conliner, gerinac QualitGt SD16c.
Sobncn, 2.15@2.20 fir bette, ultb
"a 80 fir acringere QualitGten.
Dnntg. = Beitcr neuer in J&abcu su
14@17c. per ID, gerin9cG uaIitdt 12@l3c.
Mebl (na0 bent n~eueiten Soricnbe.
ri6t.l
Sancp 8intel !. ........ Is
90. 1ieml. ldones bis id0nes 5.OO@5. rs
rgScltert Sprtng GIt." belte5 4.75W5.5 80
90. %gutcSuno reht 9ute5. . 4.OOM4. rs
Wtinnei. rc6t ou:es uno beites 5.OOm6. rs
20. orotl. Illo autes ........ 4.25W5. 90
Nftn1. gatcrtt gutss Dis belte5 6.50I@7.75
Jto99enmehl. G.OO(06. so
Spring Superfines". beites.. 2.5O(G3.OO
R~aterwaarsh.
SdrpeineH. =6diier ......... 90
commissioners 80. 80 1.15
NteDlraller ..-..... 81 % 3
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-02
2gMSaebrUna 0cbeiIt.

Gin alter Grat, Der lid aus Der 8raris
3uridgesogen bat, erbielt Dor nieLen SSa6s
rem BON einern oitinbildcn WiIiionGr bas
9fesept zines einfa6em Oe9etabiIifGcn
&etImitteIS fir cine idnele uno oalt<
ernie 6eiIung Der Nusaebrung, 2ungenz
iuGt, Oes &atarrbs, Qitbmas, oler Salss
nnO 2ungenent5inbuneen, iotpie auer
NerUenlei6en; Sauienbe BON tpunoerbaren
&uren iinb ibm bamit 9eluneen, unb or
baIt es iebt fir ie;ne Gilidt, bleies Seils
mittel Der leibenoen Meni6beit befannt All
9eben. gr ienDet 0as Geaept fOitcnfrct
nit genauer Nnpeiiung Der 3ubereitungs=
art uno 6es @ebraubs, entneber in beut=
lder, franSOiii6er 0oer en9liiher Sprahe.
Ntan Ie8e in ben grief cine Orei Gents
goitmarte, bemerfe ben ytamen bieies
8lattes, unb aoreiiire: gS. SO. Sberor,
149 Yopers 8lof, &o9elter, 81. q.
1nop13pod, iolS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-02
GIeftrifmeS Stmt.

Serr CHARLES s. 8an OeposIe, elm iun=
ger SeI9ier, sei9te Santitag elmer Nn5abl
SournaLilten ieine Teuen Grtnoungen Guf
0crn @ebietc Der GlectricitGt, lpeIhe in elmer
beocutenoer 8erbeiierung Der elettriihclt
2ampen uno Der su oeren Speiiung n6tbi>
aen M0i6ine beiteben. @r benubt nGlnlib
0nftatt medoniiher gorridtuneen ben
cLcttriIHen Strom iel6it, UNI Die Oas 9id4
c~r;eugenoen 8obIenipiBen itets in gleibe
m1Biger @ntfernung BON einanocr 3u BALI
ten, uno er;ielt in ieiner Waihine cine
Gon3 erDeblide &raftz@riparniB oaour6,
OaB CT I6ngsre, oafiir abcr aud Ojn=
mere &eibun9s GhIinoer eebrau6t. :
Oas in 9epoeIe's 9umpe eraeu9te 2iht lift
bon 9roBer Stetigteit uuo IS iheint bent
Grfinoer geIungen Su ictn, bnS Sladern
i'm eIeftrii6en 2ihte gGnSIi6 5u belciti9en.
@u6 glaubt CT ourh cine itnnrei6c Ser
droerung am Grseu9ung5= Npparat oaS
Broblcm Der SIeilun9 oes elettriidcn 2id@
ties roIitdnoig 9el0lt uno oamit oeicn
prattiihe 8eripenouna 1ls griab fir @aS
ersieLt All h0ben. Seiner Nngabe na6
ftelen fi6 ole Soften leines elettrildcn
Xi6tes bel gr0Berer Xcudtfraft auf fauln
Gin 3e6nteI Der Soften BON 9asliht.
9epoeIe aud cine Sransmtilton5 >SOrri6s
tung, our6 pelhe CT Sric6fraft per SeIe=
graph auf ir9enO Delhe @ntfernung forts
pflan3en 3u f0nnen bcbauptet. Die bon
linn gemadten @rperimeute ficlen iebens
falls lebr befricoi9en0 aus u1o lpra6 fi6
1lomentli1 Der 9irettor OeS itdotilden
TeIegrdpbenz 8eiens, !6err Barrett, ieba
nnerfennGn0 barber aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-02
0anOeI, Tllau3ea ullO Wlirit:.
Gbt cago. Q. Mai.
(YB 0 Of DIT )

Qn Der @bicdgoer 8orle ~lteltea lid an
Ganlto1 Die S%d)IuBpreiie ipie fol9t:
9 o III er mctacn ytp. 2 1.Ol4; $50.
8 gu 9G(@-. uno leidter ueJcctedl
nominen. 9io.2 per @pril 1.Ol3c., per Dtat
1.O3lc., per sunni 1.O34. per Sati 1.O35.
Wfais (corn) No. 2 SIT 42c.. per
9lpril 40, per Wtat 425, pr Suut 42SG-,
Der Suit 43S, per SuBult 443c.
O1tcr DO. 2 3u 36@3G4c., Der 9lpri[
-, per Wtai 364c., per SUM- 364c, per
Jtoqoen SEQ. 2 fir @clO lido,
Der Npril =, per Wtat LA, per SUM-
40, per Slli 9Oe.
Nerite go. 3 i'm Spei6er gu $1.OS,
$40. 3 al (@-03c. uno Jto. 4 81 81.
SGmcreicn: Iinlotbp 2.65W2.7 rs;
sIeclSrima 4.OO(04. 20. 2ciuiamcn l.15 per
Buibel; llngarilder 9O001OO unO yiilIct
12O011.3O. Geutidcr Ntllet 1.50@1.6O.
.WcBporf". Oas SAB 3n $17.45@
1850 fir @eto; per 9lpril uro Diai; per
SUM- 17.473@17.5O; per Suli 17.572t@
Il 100.
S6weinc II cit. bus 100 Yfuno al
H. O(@l1.2 21 fir @elo, per Npril- ulio
pcr Dial, per SUM- 11.27!(@11.SO. per
Suli 11.31!.