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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-25
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BAN Francisco. March 25-l p. H.
Orc. Sc asked. 55c sales; Albion. 2 20 bid;
Mexican. "a, bid. ~ asked; Union Con-
los bid. 1914 asked; Chollar. I Is asked
North MONDAY. ~ asked; MONDAY, l ~
bid ; Beat 4 Belcher. 6 bid. Gu asked;
Mono. l so sales; Bodis, 4 so bid; Potosi.
I bid; Bullion. 45e bid; Gould 4 Curry,
8 10 bid; Beleher. soc bid; Sierra Nevada,
ca bid; ophir. 3 bid; GoOdshaw. SOC bid,
Sc asked; Potosi. 1 os bid; Alta, 3 10 bid;
Gould 4 Curry, D IL asked; Andes. 75c
bid; Sierra Nevada. ca sales; Union Con-,
l0a bid; Mexican. ~ bid. ~ sales; Alta
3 Is asked; Best & Bslcher. ca asked.
bid; Bullion. 45e bid.
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Items.

LONDON, March "a. - William Har-
court. Home Secretary, has written q
letter refusing. in regard to visits. fur
Their indulgence to Dr.. Lamson. convict.
cd Of the murder OF his brothsr.in.law.
Nswmsroh. . Fellow Of the Royal 30.
oisty and an authority on statistics. 10
dead.
In the House Of Commons. the Under
Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, said the
government was considering the repre-
sensations OF the United States regarding
the trial or release Of Americans impris.
oned in Ireland under the Coercion Act.
Intelligence from Tasbksnd states that
the protocol providing for the surrender
Of the Eslss territory to China has been
signed. The inhabitants wishing to en-.
igrats to Russia are to be under the pro-
lection o! Russian troops for one year.
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Miscellaneous

SAN Francisco. March 25. The
charge Of libel preferred by Martin s.
Meyer against Emil Kennedy, Supreme
Treasurer Of the Order Of Chosen
Friends. was on Wednesday dismissed.
Yesterday afternoon Judge freedom. Of
Department Eleven Of the Superior
Court. being out Of Jurors, and needing
one more. sent down stairs to borrow
o from Judge Ferral. Judge Fsrral
had no extra Jurors just then, but before
Judge Freedoms messenger had left the
room a tsrdy juryman entered. and was
sent mp stairs to Judge freedom with
Judge Fsrrsl's compliments. The loaned
Juror was made foreman OF the jury.
As the ship Undaunted was proceed
ing to sea yesterday afternoon. when OF
MeiRgs' wharf mi Of the crew jumped
overheard with the intention Of desert
ing. and attempted to swim ashore. He
was osptursd and returned to the vessel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-25
Lyon Coussy Items.

The following items are from the Lyon
county Times:
Hay 10 now selling in Mason Valley
for IS 80 per ton.
Some ere Is being received from Ben
ton by the Lyon Mill and Mining Com.
pany.
On Monday the Lyon Mill and Mining
Company shipped to the Mint, through
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.. ten bars OF fns sill
yer and one Of gold. In oil valued at
SIC. $50.
There 10 so much snow yet on the
Alta mill failing piles that work will
probably not DO resumed until the first
Of April.
Sutro is losing its miners and voters.
The tunnel men are rapidly distributing
themselves w the country, looking for
new holes to bore.
George Wilson. John Parsons, ST.,
John Parsons, IT.. T. Il. Hawkins, and
John Petris have located 1900 feet In
Walker River District. about six miles
from railroad bridge and called the claim
the Wilson ground.
County Commissioner Burrier had a
gold watch taken from his homo u day
last week. His suspicion rested on a
vsquero who had been working on bis
ranch for Q short time. and he had him
arrested. The hearing on Thursday
failed to develop any evidence tending
to establish the guilt OF the prisoner,
and hs was discharged.
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Isjured By = Hast.

Two miners were injured by IN explo-
sion in the Lander shaft OF the Manhat.
tan Company al Austin Thursday. The
Rsreils says they had put In . blast and
retired into o crosscut nea by, where
they thought they would be safe from
the explosion. This crosscut proved to
DO closer to the blast than they had cal.
culsted. 30 that when the explosion took
place the blast broke through. throwing
down considerable rock. timberina. etc.
One OF them. Charles Fern. received q
slight cut on the forehead from q flying
rock, but the other, whose name 10 sup.
pressed BY request at present. was
knocked ssusslsss by Q falling timber or
somsthipg Of the sort. His physician
avs hs il suffering from conclusion Of
the brain, and it 10 difficult to say just
now what may be the result. He is rs.
tional at times. and does not appear to
be injured about the body.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-25
SUICIDE OF JOHN HOFFMAN.
Brought Abeas b. the Mardsress
Assaults Of Last July.

John Hoffman. Of Virginia. died yes.
terday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock from
the effects Of o dose OF laudanam taken
with suicidal intent.
Il was discovered early yesterday
morning that Mr.. Hoffman had taken
the deadly drug and physicians were
summoned. Proper remedies were ap.
piled, and at n time the breathing Of
the patient improved. but In an hour or
two he rslapssd into his first state. He
lived till about 4:30 o'clock In the even.
ing, when he breathsd his last.
The following note was found. which
made il plain that the poison had been
taken with suicidal intent:
my head troubles nj 80 much that /
am tired OF life. appoint Mr.. Finek.
OF the Arm OF Thomas Taylor Il Co.,
and Louis Rsick as administrator. Let
them sell bar.room, house and furniture
and pay my debts. Think there will DO
enough left to do 1t. Goodbye, friends.
"JoHS HOFFMAN,"
Deceased was Q native Of Germany.
about fity.6vs years OF ass and nm.
married. He came 10 the Pacific Coast
over thirty years ago. and at one time
mined In Sierra county. California. He
was Q member. in good standing. OF Ne
vada Lodge No. z, I. o. OF. and was
. man highly respected BY oil who knew
him. He was o very quiet and pssosabls
man.
Mr.. Hoffman was the ssloon.keeper
whom the Caldwell brothers were &C.
cussd OF knocking down with o slung
shot, while drawing beer In his saloon,
for the purpose Of robbery. It will DO
remembered they were convicted on cir.
c%umstantial evidence and are now In the
| State Prison. The blow from the slung
shot fractured the skull, though It was
not long before the old man was able to
be about attending to business. This
occurred last July and Mr.. Hoffman
has frequently since complained Of
pains in the head. while his friends have
noticed that his mind was d%isordsrsd.
At times he would be very Eighty, then
relapse into Q stupid state, in which hs
could scarcely be made to understand
anything. To the person who assaulted
him last July is to be charged his death.
It is thought probable that q spike OF
bone matter may have formed within the
skull. under the place where the blow
fell, which may have grown into the
matter OF the brain, thus causing the
pain and arrangement Of mind he suf-
isred. DR.. Kirby will make an autopsy
at 3 o'clock this afternoon In order to
ascertain In regard to this. The Coro-
ner will hold an inquest Monday even
ing,
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Aiaiug Notes.

Union Consolidated will commence
shipping ore to the mill next week. The
amount OF ore extracted will be increased
to over 500 tons per week.
In the Sierra Nevada the north drift
ON the 270O level is cutting many feeders
Of quartz. and good seams Of quartz
are also being found 10 the WINE that Is
being sunki In orosscut No. 2 on the $500
level. far to the northwsrd.
Work has been discontinued in the
Mexican uprsiss from the main south
drift on the 270O level at q distance Of
90 feet. The ore still holds good. but
the air il bad and the heat great. The
main drift will be connected with Ophir
As soon as possible. which will improve
the ventilation.
A most encouraging feature for all the
north end mines IL the fact that II Is now
found in going to the eastward on the
lower levels ths stratiioation 10 becoming
more vertical. The turning down Of
this side Of the vein will tend to ooncen-
trate the ore which has heretofore been
disseminated through too great breadth
OF ground. This feature Is now SO
marked at points favorable to observa-
ton Us to DO uu~mistakabls.
The California and 0phir mines were
yesterday connected by the main south
drift on the 2700 level. The drift is be-
ing pushed forward to connect with
Mexican. which will be accomplished in
about q month. There Will then be o
continuous air gallery reaching from the
old bonanza mines through Union and
Mexican into the Sierra Nevada, and
will open up to comfortable and econou-
ical exploration u vast area Of ground In
all the mines concerned.
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Aasesie visit 60 Csr.os.

Lewis Chapter Ne. !. r. A. N. OF
Carson, some time since extended an in.
v~i.stion to sister lodges to DO present at
their hall last evening. OF those who
gathered there the Carson Inder has the
following: A large delegation OF jolly
good men from Virginia and Gold Hill
were present to help make the occasion
as festive as possible. Among them
were Hon. r. N. Dsgsett. Hon. E.
Strother. Messrs. Lee MCGOWAN. James
A. Stephens. II. II. Mcdonald. Joseph
Demling. William Harper. John o. Ben.
netts. Thomas Rowe and A. g. Cowsn.
From Reno were Captain G. A. Bragg
aud Frank Bell. who did their share in
q diplomatic way to procure q cessation
Of hostilities between Carson and the
riverside town. Altogether 1t was one
OF the most pleasant reunions that has
occurred among tho fraternity for many
q day. Among the local brethren who
wers prominent In helping to entertain
the visitors were Hon. G. +. Bicknell.
II. L. Ticknsr and s. l.. Lee.
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Miscellaneous.

New Yoax. March 24.-Ths Herald.
Madrid special says: Telephones are
about to be established, with the sano.
ton Of the Cortes, In Madrid and the
principal towns In Spain for the use Of
the public % we'll a. Of tho government
authorities. An American company has
made offers for the privilege in Madrid.
PANS, March 24.-The State Cabinet
Council yesterday decided to invite the
four Official brokers most compromised
BY the recent panic to resign. Two
Lyons brokers will be dismissed.
In . gale on the Algerian coast two
barks were wrecked and fourteen per.
IONS drowned.
Colonel Barnsby landed his balloon
Ave miles south OF Boulosns yesterday.
and proceeded to Paris.
The Senate, by Q vote OF 179 10 l08,
adopted the Primary Educstion bill, as
passed BY the Chamber Of Deputies.
BERLIN. March 24.-Bismsrck IL pre-
pairing . bill for increasing the tobacco
tax, to be submitted to tbs Rsichstag
simultaneously with the Tobacco No.
nopoly bill.
The most favorable impression has
been produced BY the telegram Of the
Gar to the Emperor William. II 10
thought that the effect Of the Skobsloff
incident has now almost wholly dissp.
psared.
CrrrmJE.M March 24.-The government
organ publishes the declaration that
Montenegro will remain neutral % be-.
tween Austria and the insurgents. but
wishes that the Powers would And
means Of preventing farther bloodshsd
In Crinosoia and the other rsvoltsd die.
tricts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-25

General T. d. Edwards Of Carson has
accepted the position Of School Trustee
OF that district. The County Superin'
tendent OF Ormsby was months trying
to find some one TO all that position,
owing to the thankless tasks the office
imposes.
Mr.. Farrsw, the carpenter whose eye
was injured at the opbir works day be-
fore yesterday by the head Of . rivst fly
ing into 1t, will come out all right. The
sight Of the eye was no destroyed, and
will soon be Us good as ever.
A howl comes from Carson because II
has been intimated that the dull times
on the Comstock will prevent the giving
OF pionics the coming Summer BY differ.
emit organizations here.
Eureka is rsviving. The Sentinsl says;
Fifty additional miners have been put to
work in the Richmond mine during the
past three weeks. nearly all Of whom are
$4.a.day men.
Z. L. Smith. Superintendent Of the
South Pacific Mining Company, Amar.
GOA, San Bsrnardino county. Calitor-
mia, desires to know where 3. w. Fall
ton 10.
John Doe. a drunk who had too much
fighting whisky aboard. wal landed In
the station.houss in Virginia last night.
During the first half Of the present
month the Eureka Consolidated Com.
pany shipped s67, OPT 25 in bullion.
The Times. published at Bristol.
White Pine county, says a bank Is to DO
opened at that place next month.
Tho farmers at Saltwater. the county
seat Of Churchill county. have own their
wheat and barley.
The county buildings Of Ormsby
county were lighted with gas last night
for the frat time.
The Refer says the price Of real %.
tate in Ward has doubled in the last
few months.
Tho streets and roads are in . horri.
BILE condition for both teams and psdss.
TRANS.
II ID said the winter storms have
caused Lake Tahoe to rise six inches.
F. F. 0sbiston and family were among
the departures last evening.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
The West Indies,

HAVANA. March 20.-Tsn men are or
trial in santo Domingo for attempting
to sssassinats President Msrino.
Considerable excitement Was caused
In Ssnto Domingo by the report that the
United States had dispatched the Wal
ship Enterprise with Q cargo Of GOAL. Ia
establish o ooaling station at Samancs,
Under protest, an American company
has claimed title to certain land there.
The trial Of the rebels at st. Marc,
Hayti. has begun. It 10 believed that
most Of thsm will be executed. Seven.
teen wsrs arrested ct Jscomei. Twenty.
four others fed.
The smallpox RACES throughout Hsyti,
In Port-au-P Prince alone 4478 deaths CO.
Cured.
Gezemsn Blanoo has been reelected
President Of Venezuela.
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sarELLo
written for the Gold Hili Daily Nsva.l

written for the Gold Hill Daily Nswhl
That great and radiant star Is dimmed.
Which thro' so many years has shone,
And the phslanx Of the great Is thinnsd
BY death Of one whose work 10 done.
His gifted pen no more will tell
Us thoughts Of genius so sublime;
A nations heart with grief doth swell
For him whose worth is for all time.
A nation low with sorrow g bowed
For him her honored son
Who lies today wrapped in his shroud,
with LIES great battle won.
A nations tears fall on his bier.
While Ger his placid brow,
With reverence and love most dear.
The great and humble bow.
o noblest son Of this free land,
Thy msm0ry all will chsrish-
Thy works Of genius. 30 great, 90 grand
Will livc-they cannot perish.
Thy name . nation e'sr will prize.
will link II with fame forever;
. No power Of mortal can arise
Thy name from fame TO sever
w. g. n.
GOLD HILL, March as. 1882.
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MINING LETTERS.
Ysllov Jsokes.

GoLp HILL. March IS. 18S2.-R. II.
Fol6. ESQ.,. Vics President: The pumps
have been kept running at FIVE strokes
per minute since the last weekly report,
as per the agreement with the Bullion
Mining Company. The water IN mine
this morning IL 207 feet above the $500
level station. During the first part OF
the week IL rose very slow. as 1t was
then filing the 1000 level told works.,
which extends through the Grown Point.
Belcher and Imperial mines. The past
twenty-four hours the water rose i've
feet six inches.
T. G. TAYLOR, Superintendent.
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Religious Notices.

st. Johns Episcopal) Church. Gold
Hil.-Sunday school at I p. N. All are
cordially invited.
Methodist Church. Gold Hill-Sundsy
school at 1850 O'Clock p. N. Preaching by
Rev. Mr.. Simpson at 3 p. n. All are cor
daily invited.
There will be divine service At Grace
Church. Silver City, tomorrow evening At
7:sO O'Clock. Rev. George N. Eastman oil.
ciating.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Tho San francisco Democracy to be
ReoryauiZcd.


SAX Francisco. March pa sub
committee Of ten, appointed several
weeks ago to prepare o system for the
reorganization Of the Democracy Of San
Francisco, have issued Q lengthy circular
report, s~mbodying . detailed and elabo-
rate plan for accomplishing the purpose.
Among other suggestions Il is proposed
to organize forty.seven clubs In this city,
according to the number Of voters. An
other proposition 10 TO provide for
twenty.sevsn clubs. On the question Of
the number Of clubs the committee are
divided. A yet neither plan has been
ratified. It 10 the purpose Of the com.
mIttes TO effect . thorough and radical
reorganization Of the Democratic party
In this city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-25
Another Perurer on Trial.

San FRAScIsco. March 24.-In Police
Court No. 2. yesterday afternoon, Gus
tave Raaohks was examined on . charge
OF perjury. alleged to have been COM
mittsd during the trial Of I. N. Kalloch.
In which case he swors that he heard six
shots fred. Lewis Halbsrg testified that
at the time Of the shooting Rasehks was
at Bsrnsl flights with him. and was not
near the Chronicle Office whom the shoot.
ing took place. Several persons tssti.
lied that only Ave shots were fred, and
August Rashecks testified that Raschks
told him that he had received SIS for bis
testimony. The case wa here oon-
tipu3d,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-25
Assi,tiur Railroads in Mexico.

CrrY OF MEXICO, March 24.-Presi.
dent Gonzales. In al interview today
with General Palmer, assured him OF
executive friendship forf and apprscia.
ton OF. the Mexican National Railway
Oompany's effort In prosecuting It's
work. The President authorized Gen.
eral Palmer to state thst be would assist
the company both officially and person
ally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-25

The first load Of river wood to be
brought into town by teams since the
commencement Of the late heavy snow
storm. passed up Main street today.
II. +. Smith, Q miner at the Union.
va slightly injured Ny being esvsd on
night before last.
Dayton has "a pupils-4i boys and ~
aifls-sttsnding the public schools Of
hat place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-25
D,ssries Cours-Risiss. Judge.

The following business was transacted
In the District Court this morning:
Ellen Adams VS.. Cyrus Smith.-Judg-
msnt for plaintiff.
D. b. Simpson va. Andrews Mining
Compsny.-Court held that IL was with.
out jurisdiction 10 the case.
Adjourned till Monday IL A. N.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-25

A building in San Francisco. owned
BY William Sharon and leased BY Mrs.
DR.. Spsuldipg. formerly Of Virginia,
situstsd on Pine street. and known as
the Rslston House, caught on FIRE early
Friday morning. The blaze vas extin-
suishsd. but not before $500 worth Of
clothing was consumed. The damage to
the building 10 triAing. The guests OF
the house were greatly alarmed at hrst,
and made their appssrsnss in anything
but full costume.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-25
psp.r,u,.. Last Eye.i.x

Deparsuscs hNss hveose
Ut Hambly. Miss L Slingerlsnd. MrsO
l. Taylor. = + osbiston and family. Bruno
Kennicott. Mrs J Sheehan and children, ]
o Bennstts. + McMaster. VIM Harper. l.
NsGowan. T Rowe, G Harper. T Golden,
G E Stewart W s James. Mrs W d @
Gibson. Miss Z Terry. Mrs Gslasa. Mrs o
b Mcdonald. Edith Elliott, N d Holmes,
J II Hubbs. ] A Stephens, II II Dsggstt. J
Dsmling. Vim Weber. J G Masel. d Don
novan. Vim $ Ferguson. Z strothsr, Chas
Mueller. ] d Hammond. A G Cowen. A II
Spargo. ] scanlon. = Z Fielding. N Hewitt.
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Frosen 20 Death.

Through . private letter the Reno
Gazette learns that . man named Pat
Stackpole was frozen to death Wednss.
day night while drunk at Milford, Las
sen county. California. Hs had been
on q p~rotracted spree and started for
bed, when he was found In the road the
NEXT morning frozen stiff.
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Alta.

GoLp HILL. March 25. 1884, ".
II. Watson, Secretary. San francisco
Since last report the north lateral drift,
also level. was extended 81 feet; total
length. 149 feet. The south drift was
advanced Sc feet; total length, III feet.
The diamond drill 10 running in the west
drift q . p~recaution against water.
Rock hois.ed, 400 cars; wood consumed,
81 cords; strokes made BY pump, 1880.
E. D. BoYLI, Superintendent.
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Refused 10 Compromise.

There has been an offer Of oonpro.
mise made to Justice Henderson and
his partners who relocated the quick
silver claim near Steamboat on the lsi
OF January. The former owners are
willing to pay them $500 TO rslinquish
their claim. The rslocators refused the
tender.
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Will Mos Lose His sight.

Malachi Curran. the miner struck In
the eye by a pick and who went to San
Francisco for treatment, has written q
letter homo which contradicts the report
that hs had lost the sight Of both eyes.
He Is getting along nicely. and has
strong hopes Of saving the ball Of the
injured eye.
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A LPHA CONSOLIDATED MINING
a COMPANY. Location Of works, Gold
Hill, Storey county. btste Of Nevada.
Location Of principal place Of business. Ban
Francisco, California.
Notice 10 hereby given. that At . meeting Of
The Board OF Dlrectors. held on the twentisth
(s0th) day OF March. 1852. IN assessment
mo. 16) Of Fifty Cents t60cl per share vas
levied upon the capital stock OF the corpo-
ration, payable Immediately, In United States
gold coin, 70 the Secretary, a the once OF the
Company. Room No. 70. Nevada Block. No. 700
Montgomery street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment ,half
remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY, the TWAIN.
TY.slxTH l26th) day of APRIL. 1851. will be
delinquent. and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment In made before.
will DO sold on FRIDAY, the NINETEENTH
l9th) day OF MAY, 1852, to pay the de-
iinqusnt assessment. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses OF rale.
WILLIAM WILLIS. Secretary.
Ofhcs-Room No. 70, Nevada Block. NO. so
Montgomery street, Ban Francisco, california.
m92fd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-25

Scarcely any disease to which human
beings are subjected, is 80 thoroughly
discourssing as Fever and Ague. The
periodical return OF alternate chills, fever
and sweating 10 terribly depressing.
Ayers Agus Cure Is the only remedy
known, which Is certain to cure psrma-
nsntly, by sIpslling the mslarial poison
which produces the disease. It docs
this surely. and leaves no Ill effect upon
the system.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-25

Among the little items Of personal
comfort and economy are Ayers Pills.
They are the ready remedy which defeat
many disorders. II taken in season, and
should be kept in every family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-25
A GARD

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
decsy. losa Of manhood. &C.. I will sstd . recipe
thss WIN cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This
grest remedy was discovered By . missionary
M south America. Sem . sslfsddressed On
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