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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
KANiWHA q III. 7RGINIA 'FTTFSDAT, AUGUST II. 1853.

LIS surface-here, ii il the mountain
stream, pouring down il AL its turbulence
land fury. There. IN the valley below.
saerns A betting locality forsthet fswn and
leyeret to sport and gambol-here, is the
egfie Of The eagle. the jungle Of ihe. thrash
and chafinch-here. tie wild scream Of
the eyas- there, the plaintiye notes Of the
|doye--here. the kissing Of the snake
there. is theiheautiful mead andtpurling
brook--here, towers up, 10 heaping mass
Ees. tie lightning-shiyered peak-thcre,
Ehlooms the lilly and violet, ii all their
|brevity, timidity and freshness-here. is
/ tic guarded. twisted and tempest beaten
fir--there. the timid, blushingiwild fow-
| eli, exhaless its aroma here, is The laurel
woven tiara adorning tic corrugated brow
Eof the eternal clifE- 4,here. the richly
scented zephyrs, daily and coquet with
the leaves and flowers for a moment, and
| then are off on ethereal pinions % renew,
Lin asfdistant place. their fevelings here,
the winds howl eorondcf y there, every
Thing seems rn rejoice in the bright
smiles Of 0rion--here, the deep shade
| from the impending pyramid. hangs
Erebus-like over yawning eaverns There,
His the vine-clad bower Of Venus, enlfv-
Tened BY the smiles Of Wild Flora, wooing
lsus--here, is tho hauntof the Genii--
there the Fairies bold their revels--here
lis the3recluse Of the Hobomokko. Look
ling southwark we behold leading off in
la seypentive course; 'sheaving mountains
trearing therpine-clad spires" beautiful,
fby the Siridescerft colors< which enyelop
fthem while HE water, as il laves their
fbafes, CLEANS like a huge belief molten
Hsilyer. H Nj
But, I must bring my desuitory com
lmuhicatiou 10 close. Pale-fsced Luna
Enotes the noon Of hight, and ny obliyious
1pen. fain would seek ambrosial groves,
floral bowers and Enchanted fountains, a
ltwilight's soft and gentle hour ]; and. there
hold sweet converse with the bright be
fings that inhabit the land Of. Dreams
/ But. perhaps It's not my forgctfnl pen
lit may be but i hallucirfation Of Tie brain
ifowever, be this as ii may there Is ;
strange. mysterious, incomprehensible
Elungovernable feeling, which steals owe
me with such placidity, chat ] am almds
forced to confess j; that / hin, but the vii
tliarsviciina Of of--ofF--4-f 4 but fell il no
I'm Gath publish id not ID the strec,sso
lAskelon.' More anon. .ddois.
II ZAN0NIA.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
For the Kanawha valley star.
Grammatical.

Mr.. EDfroR Several points of Eng
plish construction have, of late, been fire.
quently mooted among those Of our citi-
zens who are curious in. such Matters.
Accident having thfown iii thy way sew
eral high authorities upen two of those
points, ! purpose giving i brief citation
H6fthem, for tile benefit of the N VIKGIs
Row GIup." and other similar iastita-
Tons in Charleston.
Firstly. is it allowable tosay, yon
pas,'s under any circu,nstanceI2 Upon
tlis point We have tha authority Of Mr..
Harrison, Rector Of Church Oakley,
Hants, whose learned, and elegant work,
u. The Rise, Progress. and Present Struc-
ture Of the. English Language, cannot
betoo highly commended, On page 962,
Edition sc the Bidd1es, Phila, 1850. he
says J" You soas. instead Of you aosre,
Iin point Of propriety. stands on a par
with Housoere. ** = il
Can find no refasebut il ignorance. Of
silly affection. Murray. also. supports
this view OF the,subiect, as do Gle author
III tile article on Grammar in Recess En-
cyclopedia, and Lowth. The latter Says,
tie expression gon ,cas 4 is t'an~enor.
nous soleoistn I
III sSsc6ndlg When, fthet said Mat'f los
any similar expression is followed By
the declaration Of atrnth, conceived to
be immuiably the same At All times,
should the Present OF Past Tense be used,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
Tho FOnr!h oil IalY ID liverpool.

The anniversary Of AmsFican indo-
pendence was celebrated BY the
American residents of Liverpool and
their invited |gueets, BIZ sunlptnous
dinner 1.-THE Adelphi, onIthe evening
of the. 9Th, Beverly Tucker, Esq,
United States Consul presiding.
Messrs. Stewart, Brown, and Jas. w.
Jackson, were vice presidents and
Mr. Baylor, United States Consul
at Manchester Mr. Wagner Of
Charleston. South Carolina ; the Rev.
Mr.. Calder and Mr. Hartley, United
States vice consul, were present 81
iguests. Mr.. Martens Of Virginia was
one Of the speakers.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
MedrstE

q Who shall viii The prize ~, There
was 4 meeting of the flowers. and the
Judge was appointed Onward tie prize Of
beauty.
& who shall win The prize '' asked'
NE rose, prouiiy rushing forward in
blnshing beauty. in full assurance Of It's
winning worth.
]. NTEo will win. the the prize ? A. asked
the rest Of the flowers, as they came fpr-
ward each conscious Gifts attractions and
each equally sure Of receiving the reward.5
Il win take a peep the assemblage, &
through the VioIot, not intending ! 70
make one Of the company, 4 and see the
beauties as they pass.
just as il WAS raising It's modest head
from It's humble and retiring corner. and
was looking III upon the meeting, the
indge rose to render the decree.
4 is lie Viiolet, Z said ne, II award
the prize Of beauty for there Is 20 trait
more rare -none more enchantingly
beautiful, tllan pso7sssyl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17

FATAL AccIDENr SCAR ADIKeDoN.
Oh Saturday last, youth named James
z. Goff. son 81 Wilson F. Geh. aged
about Is, hfvihg climbed a tree on the
North Fork, near Capt. Worley u. for the
purpose ofshooting fish. BY some meaus
shot himself through the heart. The Alb
ingdon Yirginian = says: He was
standing upon one limb and resting with
his breast upon another. and must hays
been raising the gun with tbeHnMIzzle to-
ward him. The probability Isl that he
died instantly without astrnggB. as Ise
was hanging upon the limb When discos-
cred, 4 few minutes, after the report 81
the gun was heard. 2
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17

A TouGH SroRY The Allegheny
(Pa) Mountain Echo yopches for the
truth Of the following:
- boy, loI Or 12 Years old, was re-
Gently found sick and exhausted, lying
on the towpath near Johnstowu Pa
He appeared to be in q dying condition,
and a physician was Immediately sent for.
who promptly administered powerful
purgative. In due time the med kline hid
The desired effect. and brought from Tie
boy double hand fill Of young crabs,
real bona fae river or brook crabs, with
claws, legs, broad tails and atI Til
mother Of the boy explained thescircume
stance By seasing that her son was III the
habitof spending much Of his time in the
water, and thai while diving lie bad
swallowed nest Of crab eggs, wbich bad
Matched in his stomach.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
Bal isttIIa I'd
The 'f0id Log Cabin Burned to lid.
GfauEi.

The Cincinnati Gazette says: The
cold Log Cabin, so famous in political
history has gone at lasll Itwas there's
idence of Gen, Harrison, At North Bend.
about fifteen MILES below Cincinnati, On
the Ohiorircr. When He was nominated
for President, and was made famous BY
|lhoasand songs IN The campaign Of 1910,
miniature limitations were erected in every
corner pr the land, and praises Of
s'rhe Rough Log Cabin,
Thai tellsot theplden times =
were upon every lounge, aud probably lad
quite aa much Influence In lid election as
any oder subject that was canyasseeI.
But its I''latch ssr;ag his disappeared 1t
II took fireand was entirely destroyed
on the morning Of he 25th ultl.s betweensI
md O'clock. It was occupied hy col.
William II. Taylor. (sho married i
daughterof Gcn. Harrison, ana family,
and such was the rapidspragress Of the
ire and SO late its disc5very, that the
Emenhers Of tie household barely escaped
in Observation-Disclosures BIZ course, moth
ling waa1saKed in the way Of furniture Of
documents, and The probability IS, that
many valuable papers, left by President
Harrison, together with articles cherished
as-relicsl the old hero. and Of lie carly
history Of tie West. have been DESTROYED
with the baifding.
Mrs. Harrison, The widow Of President
Harrison, fortunately vas not in The
dwelling, the venerable lady at present
Reing iat the residence df Hon. il Scot
Harrison, asons Of Gen. TT, Ia FEW miles
beyond tho old homesteatfa
/ North Bend IS notonlY famous5As the
unpretending residence OF President Har-
ffson. but occupies TO mean position II
western history. II was the first lantlina
iplace Of j. Cleves Symnles. original pa,
+[tentee ofsall the land between The two Mi.
Janis, and was At one time regarded al tht
rival Of Cincinnati, sor II Fort Washing
Iton.,.' At North Bend, Judge Symnas
4 projected the great ..Misnli City and
II went so far as to mp out streets, lawns
public spares, and All The arrangements
lfor a city OF the first magnitude bui
Ial fortunate Incident turned the tide in IA
Fyor Of the present site Of our aourishius
metropolis, and North Pend Il has eve
Isince remained beautiful rural retrca
from the dust, impurities, aud busy
throng Of the city. 3fF4 FF+i N
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17

v A lady friend 81 ours says he first
line she was kissed she fell like 4 big
tub of roses swimming in honey, cologne
nutmegs and cranberries. She also ielt
As if something was running Through her
nerves On feet Of diamonds, escoited BY
eeyeral little cupids ID chafioss. drawn by
angels, shaded BY honey sncklss. ana the
whole spread with melted rainbowa Je.
rusaleml what power there Is n full
breasted kiss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
Gifla.l

There are Two kinds ofgirls; one 10 the
hind that appears the best abroad. the
girls that are good for parties rides, yis-
its, balls. &e., and whose chief delight Is
in such things; the girls that are useful
and cheerful in The dining room. and an
the precincts ofhome. They differ wildly
in character. One lis often 4 torment IS
home I; the other 4 blessing. E One is .
moth, consuming everything about her.
the other Is sunbeam. insp ring life and
giadness all along her pathway. Now
.it does not necessarily follow that there
shall be two classes Of girls. The right;
education will modify both a littio. and
unite their characters into one
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
RnIes fpr fondatt.

Adhere most scrupulqusIy to tFiitlE and
labor to preserve the strictnst ihtegrity,
simplicity, and sincerity.
Strive to be kind, forbearing and for
giving, as you can, both % friends and
foes.
Never speak evil Of any one. ion any
pretence whatever.
|. Strive 10 recommend religion by The
courtesy cirility and condcscendia gchar-
acter Of your conduct
MoFlify lust. sensualityan slosh.
4 Shut out evil imaginations ana angry
thoughts.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
PRorIrARLE BUs1NEss.A

"A PRorITABLE BUstsEss AT The
meeting Of the Stoekholdersof tie Com.
pany of Wheeler 6 Wilson's Sewing Ma
Chine, held ID Bridgeport. on Wednesday
last, a dividend of teers5 per cent wa de-
clared. and afyearago Dividend Of forty
per cent, The capital stock Isl oat INN
drci and siztg isonsana dollars. The
stock is now ut a premium ol 800 per
cent. The Company ate now nanufac-
turing. At Bridgeport, ffty machines per
day, and keep $50 men in constant en-
.ployment. They pay The patantee Of one
particular combination in their machine
ten dollars for each machine they manu-
facture. The same pecuiiarity Il also
adopted in The Grover d Baker and Sing
er machines, and the same sum paid the
patentee for the use Of the right ~. +.
Post.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17

FaTaL LETTER. venerable British
army store keeper. of fly, named James
Sutton Elliot. aecamped from England,
on the 23l-of May. with i Miss Sinclair,
young actress oftwenty FIVE, and &c.
800 Of the government funds, lie ar
rived in tilis country, and information
following him. ledto tie placingpfa New
York detective ON his track. He was
chased from place To place, including
Old Point, and all tie fashionable water
ing places, BIZ the singular way in which
lie wrote The letter !" allihis aliases,
Iof which he used 4 half dozen, beginning
with that unfortuuate letter. He was ar
rested IN New York, Monday. when a
very pretty little tragic scene was gotten
mp by his 1young theatrical FREUD xiii
OF is a man Of fine appearance, gray hair
and mouslache, and good address. He
had BEEN government storekeeper in
England for 35 years, and might a. any
time, have retired with a half pay 8
$i7oo per annum. for life.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17

Fspcs.-1he Northampton Massl
Courier says that frogs il that region ass
in danger Of becoming estirpaled. a
number Of epicuresF have been hunting
for Them 70 be used as family food-ons
Of them recently bsgged eigbtlpounds IF
rear legs at one Trip. lEtL 80.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17

A iPEsfrrvr1ARY PRrsosER DrAb.
Pullen, who was sentenced last
year 10 the PclitSntiary for eight
years. for robbing tile Richmond Gus
tom House of$25. 0oo, died last Friday
IL prison His disease was coilsunip-
ton.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17

John, . said a master to his head
apprentice, as he was abont starting
on . short journy, "you mnst occupy
my place while Lam absent. =
THANK you, sir,'l demurely repli-
ed John, sbut I'D rather sleep with
the boys
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17

REMARKABLE LoNGEvIIE.The lon
gevity Of the signers Of die Declaration
Of Independence isl remarkable Out of
:theIwhole fftyssix, four lived beyond tho
age Of 90: tenEexceeded the age Of 8o;ss
ten lived beyond 10 year,; fifteen exlI
ceeded the age Of go teR passed their
5oth year ]; six died past 4o and ops IL
supposed to have persisted = sez, s.yed
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
The EniFffsitY Of The santh.

The bishops the Episcopal church
have decided upon Sewannee as the
location Of the proposed University Of
the South. SewaniIee is on plateau
oftlie mountains. about seven miles
fromW Winchester, Tennessee, and is tho
point selected BY the convention held
At Montgomery about eighteen pnonths
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17

ABpRIeIsAL HooHs- The Pebobscot
Indians are doing smashing business IN
manufacturing hoops for ladies' hiesses
out Of basket STUFF. TheEred ladies' hayo
also adopted the fashion in is greatest
amplitude
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17

An impetuops volunteer. while prac.
ticing the Military seienre alone in his
garden, tumblea backwards inic 4 ditch.
His wife hurried to his assistance, and
implorea him % say whether he was hurt.
The reply Was
:. Conway woman, what DO yoa knew
about war p
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17

An umbrella has been mannfact1sed
in Copnecticut. called the /. lending ufu-
berella. Il Il is made Of brown peleT aIs
willow twigs. intended sxciasiyely 70 &C..
commodate friend,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
TERMS TWO DOLLARS TN AnyArcE.
IA cute Yankee,

a correspondent Of ahe Boston papers
tells the following good story
Early one morning. the scholars Of
our district schools were agresahly surs
prised to find written on the outside of the
door, !" No ScuIe," and The most Of them
made preparations to enjoy the holiday
mot dreaming but that il was q genuine
order. Ii appeared, however, that =
rogdish youth 4 lover BIZ mischief more
than his books, had written inIlafge let
ters the joyful news. s. No Scule ',,..lRas
the notice posted up. the idea wh under
stood, butthe spelling was bad. The af-
ternoon brought III logethcr; and. ia the
stern visage of the master, enough was
seen to convince rs thai an was not right
THAT he had been oatwitted, and now
came the tug oil war.
\ He soon ordered the boys II appear
before his presence, and one By one, crit
icised our spelling as far as. the word
school was CONCERNED. They all stood
the test. until tho hero. with his comic
Piiz. made Ills appearances, who, with
confidenee. distiuclly said 4.
f S-c-u4l-e !! +
The masterstook him hy the collar, and
with a joyful expression ii tie success 81
the ruse. laid oh the birch merrily.
Il 4 = = 1F r.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
PARIS 4 MOSEI.EY.
I,TO TIIE PlfnI.IC.

s ANDREW PARK, Of Kanawha county,
nnd JAsTES w. IiOGE. or Putnam county
havfac entered into partnership, asAttorneys
aAd 1Jounseiors At Law, under the lyle 81
Parks q fi0GE, for the coantiesof Mas1n
Ahd Hutnam: will attend alithe county, guar, !,
.sfly ma circuit courts in those counties, and
Will attend promptly 10 all business which
nav 81 entrusted to them. apRertaiuIng 70
their profession. PAhlAS q fiV1s.
TsajaA.t, 1873
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17

Mock no man for his saub nose. for
you canlneyer tell RhailwilI turn up
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
TuB
TnH
s aaahba 0alIe9 Star.
IO,3 PRINTfNG OFEICE,

JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
Having lately been fitted up. the propfi-
etors are now prepared 10 execute. IN SUI
perbi styles. ali kinds Of Plain and Fancy
BOOK AaD JOB PRINTING.
Special attention paid to the printing
Of BtANxs Of efery description, st as
so.sment Of which viii Be kept conslsnlly
pn band. =
raoFKssseEsL .I srs1rIxe AND ErDDtse
CARDS. SEATrT ExxcvFEp.
Orders from 4 distance will receive
prompt attentioits
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17

Ard thus, withFginnt might enlow'd, e
No giant will degrade her y }f51
i0f power b nd wisdom justly pFoud.L ll#tE
No injured realm uplfaids Ter f
she heels no mock OF fees who hate.
u But steers wit hFrosress steady
iForthos who hail with cheer elste, rs
!pr those, with curses, ready !l.I.+
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-17
9ofIrr
From simu,s Lays u he Palmetto. =
INatianal song
| Or corNrRr ! GALAXY bark. = !"

A# ~ 3 Z
OR COUNTRY \. ii GALLANT pARK. -
--
Our country ,s.a gallant bark. RI SSs=
And gallant sear1eh man her.
1 The giles spirit makes her light. A
The eagles wingsher banner;
" here HeavenEunveils its cloualcss blue,
Where winds and waves ran hear her,
Her thunders speak To hustle, realms,
That, hating. still must fe5r her.
II.
From thirty empires Hnk'd in one,
She talxes her strength ana glory,
And makes>a progress, meath tie sun. II
That CLOVIS, 4 snntlise story g+
In peace, she skasps he pride cf war,
In war, her purpose fondly,i HI.
Is still to save from, cloud theIsta
That shines fit Freedom only
LII. 4.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
LEGISLATURE OF 1853.

Tho year 1858 will long be remember
ed rs the revolutionary period Of Wiscon-
sin Legislation. Every great work for the
public welfare must succeed by revolution ::
in the Contine ntial revolution, the tories
and artist ocraey suffered political martyr
dom; in the Jackson revolution, the Bank
nonopolists fell for a season; in 1880, the
great existing negro conspiracy, slave la
Dor monopoly and human cattle breeding
occupation will fail by revolution. just
so in Wisconsin, terrible and formidable
railroad combination existed, with roots
spread in every direction, even into tn g
pockets of those who ought to be our lead
ing men, our ststesmen-and who were in
fact long rec ognized as the shining lights
of our State. The Investigation turned
them out of power; great was the reyolu
ton of 1881 This combination was old,
strong, rch; occupying Inc position of
both parent and child, 1t granted and re-
ceived all the favors our State had to give
it was Governor Legislature and people
and head of the great democratic family,
thus lord of all. One year more Of legis :
latien and the monster will fall-the legis-
lation of-1s5s having only exposed its
nakedness and brought it to open shame.
Its power, the power ola king in exile, re-
mains valid but without the hearts of the
people to enforce its edicts. With the
help of good God to shape the minds OF
voters, and of Gov. Randall to head the
revolution, another Legislature will slay
the cripple.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
CLAYTON, I0WA-BUSINESs- STEAM MILLS
AED FERRY.

The heavy amount of capital invested
in trade, steam saw mills and merchan
Touring mills, machinery and manufactur-
i ing at Clayton, iowa. gives that place an
| Importance to the farmers of the west part
of Grant County which is often brought to
our notice. The mills of that place -four
daily 500 bushels of " heat, besides large
amount Of wheat brought there and ship
ped. In the saving of lumber, planning
and matching flooring, making shingles
and other machine work, Clayton does a
larger business than any place on the Mis-
sissippi between Dubuque and ST. Paul.
A free ferry is kept up at Clayton for such
farmers as 90 over or return with loaded
wagons. The stores Of Clayton are few
but heavy in stock.
Notice Of the extensive steam saw and
planning mill of FRANK SMITH & Co., will
be seen among our advertisements; also.
of the Clayton Steam Ferry arrangements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
How to Make Money-"Fools for Luck"

Hundreds of men are everywhere to be
found, out of regular employment, or If
employed at all, at such lew wages as to
leave them in debt at the end of every
week. Hard is their lot indeed, consider
ing that most of them were raised to work,
intend to live honestly and have families
to support. We can neither laugh at
their condition nor scorn their poverty, bu t
but we can tell them what to Go. Our
mines are open and tolerably free for all
to work them; Mineral bears just as high
q price now as ever aud brings the gold.-
Every store keeps for sale mining tools;
Yourself and partner will want howell
pick, spade, rope, tub and few other ar
tlcles, costing $1,000 to $500. No cap
ital beyond this is required, except your
board and your luck will be poor, very
poorif you fail to got mineral enough to
pay expenses. A lesson from some other
old digger will qualify you for a good min
er, and it is an oil saying and as true as
old, "a fool for luck or in mining Ian
guage, ''the rawer the hand the better the
luck" Indeed, many are Of the opinion
that the Chapter of fortune was only COM
posed for the greenest miners.
Mining is q respectable business; you
will find every trade and profession repre-
sented in the mines, because it pays better
than most any other business,au so many
resort to the mines to redeem broken for
tunes or constitutions; the business is as
wholesome to the health as fortunate to
the pocket, and it is singular fact that
those who have been unfortunate in other
pursuits are the most lucky in the mines.
Most of our wealthy men got their start at
mining and continue to respect the mine
and to aid him.