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Is one Of the most annoying diseases
In the world, and yet all can find sure
relief by the use Of DR, SwAYNE's ONT
MEBT. 1t has been tested In Thousands
OF instances and invariably makesA
sure cure, The symptoms are mois.
ture, like Preparations, intense itch.
ing, increased by scratching, very dis
tressing, particularly at night, as II
pin worms were crlwlingin and about
the rectum; the private parts are
sometimes effected. Reader, ifyCuare
suffering from this distressing com.
plant, or letter, itch, scald head,
fingworm, BARRIERS itch, any crusty,
scaly skin eruptiOnS, use DR.. BWayneS
Ointment and be cured.
L. Taylor, HinSdale, N. q. writes: $50
thirty years l have been greatly troubles
with Itching Piles; have consulted man,
remedies, which proved to me no remedies
al, until I obtained Dr.. Swayne's ointmen
Dt Thomas' drug store in B%rAttleboro, Vt
which cured me completely. Swayne'
Ointment sold by all druggists. TTHSAW
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RrAnd.

Tens Of thousands OF dollars are ~squAndered
yearly upon travelling quacks, who go from
town 10 town protesting 10 cure all the Ills
that our poor humanity is heir to. Why will
not the public learn common sense, and II
they are suffering from dyspepsia or liver
complaint, invest q dollar In Spring Blossom.
sold by ali druggists and indor1ed by the fac.
atty. See testimonials. Price so cents, trial
bottles 10 cents.
Said by Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggist, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

How often persons have been annoyed by
bufrs clinging To their dress or clothing. and
how seldom have they, when cleaning them,
given II 4 thought that Rurdock Root Is the
most valuable blood cleanser and purifier
known, and is sod by every druggist under
the name Of Bnrdock Blood Bitter. Price
81 90, trial size 10 cents.
Sold by Laughlin Bros, 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

The cheapest medicine in use Is Thomas
Eclectrlc Oil, because so very little Of II Is re-
qulred 10 effect q cure, For Group, diphtheria
and diseases Of the lungs and throat, whether
used for bathing the chest or throat, for taking
internally or inhaling, II Is o matches com:
pound. '
Sold by Lsughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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Hogs generally gain very little during
the summer on account Of the neglect on
the part Of their owners to provide for
their comfort. In some cases their skin
cracks open by the influence Of the direct
rays OF the srn, and sores are formed
which are infested by insects. The large
amount Of fat contained In the body Of the
hog renders 1t impatient Of heat, and
means should be provided for rendering
the animal as cool as possible. The past.
ures in which hoga are kept should be
we'll supplied with water, not only for
drinking but for cooling purposes, 1fthere
are no natural streams or ponds, there
should lie pools made In which they can
wallow when they desire, They should
have plenty Of grass and other
green food, as well as sour milk and
Stops. Corn and other heating articles
Of food should be fed sharingly. Cooling
shade Is essential 10 the comfort and
well.being Of hogs during the hot days Of
summer. Farmers who have tho advan.
tsve OF groves and forests located on the
banks Of streams and rivers, or on the
shores OF lakes, generally have little
trouble with hogs during The summer.
The ground protected by the trees and
bushes remains cool and moist wen when
that exposed 10 the rays Of the sun IL
parched and hot. The streams and ponds
afford water for drinking and bathing.
The hog Ia q Clesnly animal when It is al.
loved a fair chance. II a hog pasture pon-
laius no natural shade and water, they
should be provided. Water can be con.
Quoted through pipes from springs and
wells al a small expense, aud made TO sup
ply pools and watering troughs. Shade
can be efforded by planting trees or erect
ing sheds covered by straw or running
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-05-31

Til, vuIous kind. Of vuta or decay thlI aasct the
human body, though attended each with SOmO IyIap-
tom not common With the resi-, agree very much in
this, tha. the basis in all Is nearly the aus, IT.
generally conceded, that the majority Of diseases are
accompanied BY faulty digestion; and such being the
case WO must In order to cure such dllelSuI, cause the
OrganH Of digestion 10 perform their proper functions,
No remedy has before been discovered which has %
beneficial an influence on these organs Hs Fellows
Compound Syrup Of HyPOphOsphitss.
ma0ITaLW
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~
A CoueH, Cold OF Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results In
an inGnfable lung disease OF consumption,
Browns Bronchial TtoChes do not disor.
der the stomach like cough Byfups and
balsams, but act directly oil the ihfamed
parts, allaying irritation, give relief In
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Ostarfh and
the Throat Troubles which Singers and
Public Speakers are subject to. For thirty
years Browns Bronchial TtoChes have
been recommended by physioians, and 81.
ways give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested BY wide and constant use for
nearly an entire generation, they have al.
tained welLmefited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold al Is cent?
q boz everywhere. TrHsw
No headache or back.ache for ladies
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Caused by Deraugemont Of the Liver and Bowels.
The symptoms Of Liver complaint Me . bitter or bad
taste IN the mouth; pain 10 tho back, sides or Joints,
often mistaken for rheumatism; sour Htomachi lOSa Of
appetite; hOWSlS alternately cOStiye and lnxj head:
Arhei loss Of memory, with = plIntul O~ensAliOn oil
having failed TO do something which ought 70 have
been done; debility low spirits 4 Thick yellow .aP
pVGrAnce Of the skin and OyeS; q dry cough often
mistaken for consumption,
sometimes many Of theie 9ymptoma attend the dis
ease, at others very few; but the Liver, the lar est
organ In tho b. y u general y the Ieal Of tho disease,
and II not Tegu atsd 10 time, great suffering, WT0lch'
edneAs aud Death will enSue.
I can recommend ~ an eaicaClouS remedy for dis
Gaze OF the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia, Sim
mona Liver Regulator, LRWIs q. WUHDRR.
awe have tettCd " virtues, personally and know
that for Dyspepsia, BillnuBneSs, and ThrObbing Head
0chO, II 10 ihs best medicine the world ever saw. We
have tried forty OthSr remedies before simmonI'
Liver Regulator, but none Of them gave US more than
temporary RELIEF, but the Regulator not only relieved
but cured us."-ED. TELEaAAPH AND MESSENGER,
Macon Ga.
j. III. ZRILIN ~ Co.
PHILADELPHIA.
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Farm houses are rarely constructed with
a view 10 convenience in doing work OF To
comfort during warm weather. They are
cold In winter and warm In sumner.
They are not supplied with water as they
might be Al small expense, have no means
Of Drainage, no provisions for storing ice,
and no method Of ventilation except
through open doors and windows. The
kitchen ia generally 30 located that the
Gre kept in II will warm the whole house.
As three hot meals are expected every
day by the persons engaged In field work,
and as the amount Of washing aud ironing
10 be done IL very large, the FIRE rarely 10
allowed to die out In the stove or range.
As q consequence, all the rooms In the
house are kept hot by night as well as day.
The odofs OF the various dishes
being cooked also Gil the entire dwelling.
People often 10 from the city 10 the C9nn.
try during hot weather TO find q cool place
and get the advantage OF pure air. They
never find either in On ordinary farm.
house. The air ia Impure not, II is true,
from the odors rising from levers and
filthy alleys, bnt from vapofs coming from
cow:yards and the kitchen that forms a
portion Of The dwelling. In most cases
The indoor laborers on q farm suffer more
from the heat during the summer than
The outdoor lsbofets do. Various ways
have been contrived 10 protect field labor.
era from tho heat oil the simmer sun, but
no invention bias been perfected 10 ward
of tho heat Of cooking stoves. The
Kitchens Of most iarm.houaes are places oil
torment during the seasoned hot weather,
They breed disease and death.
wHERR TO COOK AND WASH.
In Mexico and Central Americas houses
have no chlmneys No fires are neces
saty to warm the dwellings, and the cook
ins aud laundry work are done out o
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"sEiu Dlseases'' Cured By Dr, swayne's
Ointment.

What Is more distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer q
single hour when theJ have 4 sure cure in
"gWAyne's Ointment Is past our Co%mprehen.
sion, The wont case Of letter, Itch, Bait
Rheum, or that annoying complaint Itching
Piles, yield to is wonderful oil healing quail
ths skin are removed BY using this healing
Ointment. Perfectly safe and harmless, even
on the most tender infant
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/ was troubled with an eruption for eight
wears, itching intoletably al times; tried
many preparations without finding. relief
Thfouah The use Of "%Swayne's all.heallng
Ointment I anu entirely cured.
josEPH II. LAMBERT.
AT HortsmAn 4 Bios. Fifth and Cherry,
Phila,
SWayne's Ointment, the only e~Iectual cure
for letter, all cutAneaus affections no matter
how obstinate or how long standing.
bWayne's Ointment Is sold by all druggists.
RTh6IW.
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No headache or back.ache for ladies
who drink "ylNE Of cARDUl.v
Pa, III. n, iS1aS Az.
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nRLAoK.pRAuoHrn make. Oh


and fever impossible.
For sale by Logan d Co.
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH r, R
CONDEMNED TINE GARD.
GOLku EAsI AND WEI,
On and after Nov, tn, lEG0, ali TTNinH viii mn
daily loKoept eundHyl q follows;
Through Trains 10 PitibuIsh.
Through Trains 10 Cleveland,
2 Through TraiDt 70 ChIcaxo,
Cleveland. "
Hotel ard sleeping Cars IN all Trains between Al.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-28
ir,psr's opera ssesss.

A steadily increasing interest 10 mani
tested by our thsassr-goipg people n the
soldsns Comic Opera Company. o
performing at Pipsr's Opera House. Vir
Rinia, and the audience in attendance
increases nightly. Last night . crowded
house greeted the company upon the
presentation Of the sparkling opera oil
'.Chiperic." The audience were dc.
lighted with the Hrst act. and enthusi.
astic in their applause; cooled down
somewhat toward the close OF the sec.
ond act. and thought the third
act, with the exception Of the excel.
lent duet by Emily Soldsne and
Miss 81. John, intensely stupid. II
the performances could have closed With
the second act the audience would have
entertained . more favorable opinion OF
"Chilp.ric'' than they did at the regular
close. Tho third and last act was too
much on the 'iast and loose" ''eo as
you please" order to please q tired su-
dience. But, even with this objection.
the opera a. q whole was good. Not 90
good a. "Olivs,te." but pleasing and
entertaining. The opening chorus, the
dancing and "hiRh kicking" the nm.
brella scene. and the snsszing song were
all favorably received.
Tonight one Of offsnbsoh's most pop.
ular operas, "Gsnsvisvs dc B%rabsnt."
will BE- presented. This opera contains
much excellent music. and 10 full Of fun.
No one Who appreciates hns sinaine
and Q frst-class entertainment can afford
to miss the treat offered this evening.
Tomorrow (Friday) night "Olivstts"
will be given. Saturday afternoon,
'.Billss Taylor" matinee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-28
FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
Meeting Of Irish Catholic Bishops
in Dublin.

DUBLIN. April 27.-Ths Irish Catholic
bishops yesterday held their adjourned
meeting to consider the Land bill. A
fortnight ago. on the invitation Of Arch
bishop McCsbe, Q committee OF the body
was nominated to consider the bill.
This committee Wal instructed to take
the opinion Of lawyers u to the probable
working OF some Of the clauses on which
there had been great diversity Of opinion.
This has been done, and today the report
Of the committee was considered. The
Bishop Of Ossory. Dr.. Moran, declared
that tenants Who are under an excessive
rent are not consoientiously obliged 10
DAY such rent, even where they have
contracted TO pay II. and be has JUSTIFIED
their availing themselves Of every meant
not iu,rinsically immoral to reduce o
rent TO q fair standard. II 10 generally
believed that the Archbishop Of Cork
holds the same views, % we'll % Bishop
Nulty, OF Meath. Archbishop hoC.be
10 dismstrically opposed to any teaching
that . rrpudistion Of the contracts. ds-
libsrat.ly entered into 10 permissible. Il
10 not easy to see how . modus vivendi
can bs n-goiiatsd between these extreme
views. Probably the majority Of bishop:
agree substantially with the views Of
Archbishop MoCsbs. II any united
action 10 ssrsed upon and any recon-.
msndation IL made to the Irish people
BY the bishops. It will certainly DO In the
direction Of the more moderate aims that
we're advocated last week BY the Land
League Convention, and will tend to an
acceptance Of the government measure
a. Q whols. while reservips the liberty
10 make considerable changes In detail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-28
c. n. 8. PUMP.
started Ter Trial ssd Shut Dew.
Ssr Further improvement

Anticipating that the hydraulic pump
At the Chollar-N oroross-Savass shaft
would be started yesterday afternoon.
an attempt was made to get information
BY means Of the telephone Just prior to
going to press, but no response Was 70.
osivsd. It appears that about the time
the attempt was made to telephone. the
pump was being started up. and Of
course all hands were gathered near II.
and the carpenter shop. In which the
telephone 10 placed. was deserted. There
fore the News could not publish the fact
Of the pumps being In operation. They
we're started, however. and run for about
three hours and then stopped until this
morning whom they were again started.
They we're not long In operation before
Il was discovered that an easing Of the
machinery near nj Of the stations
would be OF great advantage, and they
we're stopped to make this repair and
the old pumps put to work. There
ID nothing radically wrong with any part
OF the machinery. and the repairs being
made are amply removing heavy friction
here and there. and serving the pump
the same - new machinery 10 always
misunderstanding Il now and then and
taking care IN unusual strain 10 not put
upon any one portion. II will b started
again tomorrow morning and Will DO
critically examined while In operation to
see II other improvements may be made.
After Il 10 pronounced oomplsts and 10
running order BY the contractors IT. viii
have 10 run successfully for sixty days
before the Shaft Company commtnos to
pay for Il. The Management IL perfectly
satisfied with its work 90 far.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-28

The @. and c. Railroad has not yet
put up freight houses at all Of ito sta
tons, and when an agent receives freight
be vraps IL up in canvas given him Tor
purpose. ties 10 with ropes and when be
goes to sleep fasteps the bundle to bis
vais. to keep IL safely. No storage rates
are charged.
The Board OF Insane Asylum Com.
missionsrs met today in Carson to hear
tho report Of the experts on the plans
submitted to them for the Asylum build.
ing to DO erected ct Reno. They will
examine the plans critically and award
the contract to the very beat.
Owing to damp. fogsy weather in
California. close freight cars. bad pack.
ing. or oil these things, very many lots
Of strawberries are this season arriving
here In . moldy condition. The berries
are found stuck together with q white
mold resembling eobwsbs.
A regular meeting Of the Pacific Coast
Pioneers will b held at their hall this
Thursday evening at the usual hour.
Raw. Father Sullivan. OF Virginia.
mi celebrate mass q sutro Saturday
0osaine o. Q o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-28
Failurs or shs Bsiehsr 60 Keep i's
Agreement.

The draining OF their own mine and
the adjacent ones has been done BY the
Yellow Jacket pumps almost entirely
alone 30 far. The Belcher Company
has run it, pumps part OF the time. but
Superintendent Taylor. Of the Yellow
Jacket, 10 authority for saying that not q
drop has been raised BY them below the
2l60 level. While the Jacket pumps
were disabled that company paid the
Belcher Company $4,000 per month to
keep the water at . certain point, and
the understanding vas that . united
effort wss to be made to drain the mine
when the Yellow Jacket pumps were
ready; but this has not been done. and
yesterday the Beloher Company was in.
formed that 1t would be held to Its con-
tract and must make an attempt to fulhll
IL. It will be two or three weeks before
the Bslcher Company will be able to
render any material assistance. Their
pumprod 10 not even connected below
the also level. This delay was un,x.
p.cted BY Superintendent Taylor when
he placed the time at three weeks for
draining the mine. and Il will not DO nc.
complishsd in that time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-28
Aner.s.. l.fsr..i ssssies.

BAN Francisco. April $3.50 ?. ~
Northern Belle. TN; Exchequer. ! 60;
Savage. 4 so; NJ. Diablo, 9; Mexican. 81.
10; Sierra Nevada. loS. iot; Albion.
. 80, Q 90. . IS; Hale 4 Norcross. 81. 81;
Potosi. Z 40. Z so. 4 IS; Silver King. 22k.
a; Occidental. l so; Best 4 B.lcher. i2s.
l2s; Grown Point. 2 40. ~; Andes. Az.
q 20; California. I so; Yellow Jacket. 8.
81; Gould 4 Curry. ~; Bullion. ! IS.
~; Union Con-. 81. ~; Alta. 8 Is, s 10;
Con. Virginia. Q 63; ophir. Z. ~; Orc.
I Is. I 10; Goodshaw. ssc; overman. ..
q os; Julia. 500. Csc; Bslchsr. 2 80. AZ;
Choilar. 8 so; Justice. !; Day, Zoe; seor-
pion, I 90, I IS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-28
TERRIBLE DEATH.
An Ipssss Mother ssd Her Nurs.
isg Babe Fressn SSH.

The Idaho World says: Plaeervills
was horriAed last Tuesday on learning
that Mrs. John Larsen and her child.
sged fifteen months. we're found dead
half q mile below town. She took the
baby In her arms on Saturday and told
her husband that she was going to Mrs.
Psterson's, at the Star Ranch. but Il
seems she wandered Of In the direction
Of the Edmond sawmill. The bodies
we're found In . ditch on the bill be-
tween P~lacsrvills and the mill-the body
OF The woman frozen stiff. The clothes
OF both mother and child were vet, and
the former wss covered with sand up to
the hips. Il 10 supposed she wsdsd the
creek. All she had on was . calico
dress, ohsmiss and esuze shirt. Her
petticost had hssn taken Oh and put
around the baby. The mothers breast
wss barred, and the position OF the two
indicated that the baby was nursipg
when Mrs. Larsen died. The child had
fallen from her arm. add IT. face was
lying on the limb OF . tree. Both bod.
lee were badly scratched and bruised.
Mrs. Larsen had been Iubject to oeoa.
sional Ats OF insanity for some time, and
Il Was undoubtedly during q OF them
that she wandered from the road. She
was q native OF Norway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-28
Eyictions and Bioodshed.

DUBLIN, April 2s.-At . meeting Of
the Land League yesterday Dillon said
that the other day an eviction was going
to be carried on. In his county BY forty
police. They found the door BARI.
osd.d. A priest stood BY and said he
would not interfere. but he thought 1t
bis duty to inform the police that at the
frst blow they struck, Ave OF six Of them
would be shot. 40 men were inside with
loaded rides. The police held 0 con.
sults,ion land returned to Nevagh. II
evictiops were carried ont on . large
scale In Tipperary, the police must DO
prepared for fighting and resistanos.
The people would resist. and the next
time Q man was shot In Ireland for re-
fusing 10 leave bis home peacsably. the
verdict would be "williul murder" not
against the policeman who shot him,
but against Mr.. Gladstone and Mr..
Forster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-28
"a. rra.sises Papers o. shs weak
Market.

The Exchange Of yesterday doesn't
console stockholders to any great degree
by the following: 1.-THE market seems
to be gradually losing its vim and vigor
Of the last fortnight. Little BY little the
sustaining influence il Withdrawn and
the figures slowly shrink. At n time
Yesterday IL was thought that better
tbinas might be looked for today. but
last evenings closing business showed
tbs utter absence Of anything like .
boom, The market closed dull and
weak. and brokers displayed less interest
than they have for weeks"
The Report has q more hopeful view
Of the s~ituation: 1--WE know that Pine
street 10 full Of points. but We do not
take those into confederation. Thus
far, no change Of importance 10 known
to have taken place In the lower levels.
aud therefore NO one should believe In
any; but the Comstooks are not any too
high In price. without such alleged
strikes, and NO one who buys them st
present prices u going TO lose In the
long run. We believe that great devsl-
opments will be made on the Comstock,
but there 10 no proof that any have yet
been made. Generally speaking. the
market looked weak. The majority
vote was against an advance. and the
bulls were apparently not 30 organised
a. to rssls. public opinion with any
great effect"
The Posi- attempts to give the reason
for the falling prices - follows: There
vas an old. fashioned pump scare on
Pine street this morning. The bears
reiterated their report that the hydraulic
pump at the combination shalt was .
failure, and that the management vas
afraid to set Il In operation. II 10 to be
hoped that the bulls are right In this
matter, for any accident or much further
delay at the combination shaft would do
considerable harm to the market. One
broker. Who il evidently an enthusiast
la the matter, offered to bet $1,000 yes
terdsy that the pump would work to q
charm and rapidly drain the surround.
ing mines. A rumor was also current Of
breakdown at the Yellow Jacket pump.
In fsot, with all these rumors. dealers
had the courage nearly pumped out Of
them, and the market opened weak and
subsequently, grew weaker"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-28
Rescued from Oblivion.
Winntmueca Silver SLATE, April 20.

Winnemueea Silver State. April26.
When . freight train from the west
arrived here yesterday, the railroad men
we're attracted to one Of the ears BY Q
hoarss voice crying. "For Gods sake.
lot me out" They found the car sealed
and the vsybill indicated that II had
been loaded at San Francisco with beans
for the East. They opened the car and
found . man inside nearly dead With
thirst. His appearance denoted that be
was not . dssdbsst trying 10 steal . ride,
and the boys procured water for him.
After hs had drank about q gallon, be
asked what part Of the world be vas In.
and then stated that be had bssn on .
spree In Ban Francisco, and had no
recollection Whatever Of getting on the
cars. When he got sober enough to
study the situation, he concluded hs
was ON the cars, but - the doors were
locked his efforts to get out we're un-
aysiling. Hs suffered intensely with
thirst, and remarked that be must have
been over two days and nights without
food or water, - be had no recollection
OF anything that .tYauspirsd since be
got on . spree In Ban Francisco last
Friday.