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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-24
NJ uprrs r,nnn ANn co q LINZ
Vim Anderson. F Daillon, J C Belcher,
Donald Mcdowell.

KENNEDY AERlvED.-Mr. Kennedy, the
celebrated Scottish vocalist, together
with his talented daughter, who is a
very excellent performer on the piana-
forte, arrived at Virginia last evening,
and tomorrow evening they will make
their frs, appearance at Piper's Opera
House. Nj. Kennedy is II healthy look
ing, genial, canny Scot, who any one
can perceive at q glance, is fully capa-
BILE of keeping an audience well pleased
for not only an evening, but for many
evenings with his rich songs aud stories,
tales and ballads. He has just compile.
ted a very successful engagement ut San
Francisco, and is highly spoken of by
the newspaper critics at the Bay. AS
John Wilson says, he is immense. Re-
served seats can be secured tomorrow
between 10 A. NJ. and 6 Pm, ~withouteX-
ira charge, on application at the box
Office of the thcater.
HARRY JAcSsoS.-Go TO the circus in
Virginia tonight if you want, to see fun.
Harry Jackson, the jester and comedian.
takes IL farewell benefit, and will deal
oat lois OF nun anu w'' LOT MS hearers
in fact, be will partly represent
Cousin joe on this occasion. Mr..
49, S,aro mauoSsr for p,rcn,.Rosa in
Lor mSw onnro honss U,rrv's local
Wbi,sn o-e saio IN ha ,pnerb and ren-
eraiiw wbr,n@ down the bousn." thrv
hns,.d = whole ,isr of the MINER seats
The other NIGHT.
j.. .,hr ,,,,, moo,;,r of tho
Sm.o,or c,o-a ho,, =, Theatre Hall
eta nm ,.s, orer;ro III. following
-, ,
omears were elected: captain, 'Thn
NJ G'n'y; first Lieutenant, u. W.: no
gan; Second Lieutenant, fatricN JeuerS;
Orderly Sergeant, J. 1. Lark,n; Second
Sergeant, Michael HAWKINS; Ihird Ser
So poma. S,onsom. p;oracr Edword
Bowie: Secretary, D. NJ. Glos,er; Treas:
urer, Edward Tobin.
Sv,,,xc orr -A.u,v he seen bv nd.
'ert'sement IN "ho'neF so'"unn' tue Gu"
tire stock of clothing, gents furnishing
,oo5s hats ate a, the well-known
50 nfJ EItns No : NORTH C street,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-24

And In accordance with law, and nm order OF
the Board OF Trustees made on the 18th day OF
MAY, 1869, so many shares OF each parcel OF
said stock as may be necessary will be sold a.
public auction al the office OF Maurice Dorc &
Co. No. 32T Montgomery street. san FrancisSo'
California, on FRiDAh, inc "'n n % ~ aid day'
to nav said delinquent assessment thereon, TO-
cethcr with costs OF advertising and expenses
or sale r. WEGENER, Secretary.
ofcc-4l4 California street, San francisco
California. Ie+i'o
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p-ATIsoN1zE
COMPANIES.

THERE IS A FEELING INNATE IN THE
breast of every person that awakens pride in
the success of home institutions. 1t associates
and Identifies itself with our love Of country
and attachment to our homes; and tho benefit
that the Pacific Coast derives from q patronage
of home Institutions is.felt in every department
of trade, pcrvadcs all the different branches OF
Observation-Disclosures that which is already estab-
lished, and opens new fields for enterprise and
active industry. In patronizing home compa.
MES you rely Oh your own knowledge, and are
not compelled to take the say so OF interested
representatives.
In times Of disaster and trouble you naturally
seek assistance from your friends; you go to
those whom you know best, who can and will
assist you-apply this principle, acted on every
day, to insurance. Is there any country more
naturally self.sustaining than the Pacific Coast'
Why then destroy the vital principle OF pros
perity, impovcrish the country and complain OF
hard times, when your misfortune is the result
Of your W actionS Would you deposit your
money in a bank on this coast, or on Wall
strcets Would you deposit money In n Lie
Insurance Company on this coast, or one In
New York: Would YOU buy Mission blankets,
or do you prefer sending Eastr You might get
q better article.
Would you stop the culture OF wheat to
improve the facilities for the importation OF
fours We IRE all political economists, but
TINT man sets Whately at defiance who exports
gold and silver and imports everything else.
What has become of that $2,50O,OOO sent East
for Life Insurance last year! Is 1t drawing you
0 per cent, or 10 per cent? Would $2.5OO,OOO
added to the circulation on this coast make any
difference in It's prosperity!s Would 1t not
increase the amount in circulation here one.
tenth, and enable you to cash those outstanding
bills which you long since despaired of col
lcctlngi
Is not the Pacific Mutual as responsible as
any company in the world: Is 1t not as liberal
a. any: Are not the laws OF California as
careful Of the interests of the policy holders as
those of any other State? Can you name n
company which did the sam amount OF business
In the same time that the Pacific Mutual has
done: Do the stockholders OF the Pacific
Mutual got onc.halr rs much for the manage.
ment Of the affairs Of the company and the
security which their capital affords, as the
officers Of any purely mutual company which
YOU can namc got for their services as officers
without furnishing you any security at all'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-24
PRIVATE BOARDING.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED 4
pr;vs,e Boardins House in the brick build
Two onnosi,e the old Granite Mll, on Main
s sITce. Gold Hill. and Is prepared to furnish inc
very best of boarding at seven aU ssG a few
S mUss so0a MRS. DUIGNAN.
Gold Hill, juno 18th, 1S69-lm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-24
FIREMEN'S
TO CONE OFF At
Virginia City, July 9th, 1850.

FIRST PRIZE.
A large Silver Trumpet, to he given TO any
oicht men OF any Engine, Hose, or HOOK ana
Ladder Company, who make the best time with
A Hose Carriage or Jumper, carrying 500 tcct OF
run from Young America Engine
House to KnickerbocIer Engine House. Z
street, Virginia. None but those who have
bccn members OF companies running 10 days
prior TO the 9Th Of July, will be permitted to
compctc for the above First Prize.
SECOND PRIZE.
A Silver Plate. or Badge. to be placed on the
winners box; free to all Engines desiring TO
contend. Engines to draught water from the
SaZarac cistcrn. and play q stream through ln
THIRD PRIZE.
A Silver engraved Fire Trumpet, to be given
to the Engine throwing a stream the larthest
from 100 feet of hose, 4 inch nozzle. open TO
all Engines in the State excepting iouIg
America No. =, and Eagle No. 8, OF virginia
City.
troll of the Engineers OF the Virginia Fire
Department.
Foremen Of competing companies to select
the Judges, and also the Hose Carriage or
Jumper to he used In the race.
None but Uniformed Fircmen allowed to con
tend.
JAMES +. PARKER.
JAMES PHELAN,
Chief First Assistant and Second Assistant
Engineers Virginia Fire Department.
Virginia. juno 18th, 1St9-tf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-24

And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees. made on the ith day OF
MAY. 1869. 70 many shares OF each parcel OF
said stock a. may be necessary will be sold at
public auction, at the Office Of Maurice Dorc q
Co.. No. 32I Montgomery street, san Francisco.
California, on WEDNESDAY. the Both day Of
June. 1869, at the hour of 1 O'clock r. NJ. OF said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
of sale. X. WEGENER, Secretary.
Onicc-ilI California street, San Francisco.
CaIIfornia, Jc11.tf
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Steam Tow Line
FOR

A IL GOODS SENT WITH DISPATCH.
n Vessel leaves daily from Jackson street
wharf. Country merchants ordering goods by.
this line get freight at worry low rates. je4-Sm
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,oIo UtI,l, OUARTZ Mill

(J and Mining company-Location OF Works,
Gold Hill. Storey County, State OF Scyada-No-
ticc.-Thcrc are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account Of assessment No.,
levied on the thirteenth day OF May, 1869, the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders. rs follows:
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LATEST E W $
FROM THE
The Last Spike Driven in

EVERYBODY IS GETTING READY FOR
IL tho grand occasion, to celebrate the compile
tlon Of The greatest work of the Nineteenth
Century.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.

CONFIDENCE SILVER MINING
~ Comprehension Of Works: Gold Hill,
There arc delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock, on account Of assessment No.. z,
levied on the fourth day OF May, 1860. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the
resncctivc Shareholders. as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-24
Removal.

DR. ATcuIsoN HAS REMOVED HIS OF.
IL Ace TO Feusier's Building, TAYLOR street,
between b and C streets, over DR.. Bronson's
office. mylT-1m
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Balm,
S'ittsburs, Cincinnati nnD ct sOniS @iienbobn,
p An I'll A y d L E r O Z L 3

aRen
onShnsseG S'a,sia Rsmps5 g'Sf r,'u ofn r,
rpb not alien Snnthn msRib nCtraib unS fGSweait S'
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Gbas. Snpunt Sred,
2tbppf0t mnD S0rbtpolfer

aGufrr nnb 9srfGufer SUn @runSeigsutbum unO
Naent fir ben 8erfauf BON Gotten bes alien
,,Slrrums GigsntbumS."
Gsrnrr asent fir bic gycpming County Rutu0l
gerf6srunes Co., inforpOrirt 1910. &apital ilter
$3,000000. Diele 0eielli6nft flbrt fort SI
mGeigsn grsilen su SrrFbern uup n piinftli9 in
Der 8Sabluns allsr ebrlihen gInlpribe.
Office in SanberIUn II. Cos Gebauer, eegcns
iibsr benz gSgpming Saus, Srantpn. 16irS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-15

Nls Der Bauer Suzanne BON Nattec
umfabt faR, RanS er fiu. Dissmul mar
iein Born nod f6redIider, ais an benz
Sage, an psI6sm sr Sufanne In ieiner
Siiae antraf. Gr nabm bas ausIsbsn
zines pilpen GbisreS an.
Simmer nod, Du miIeratle Greatur!" !"
rief er. Simmer auf meinem Bess, ;pt,
1den msinen 8iiBen! gBartew
Gr natm ieinen Spaten BON Der S&uls
ter unp lief auf bas @dp6en los; fe be.
pe9te iiA niht uno ;eiste feinen S9rsts
fen. SOrslOs, ME psnu GOfercuiIe f6
an einen anreren wsnbetr, b6rte iie nit
Sera&tIi6em Bid feline Orobunssn.
Sn bemitlben ausenblide Iab fe ben
piemUntelen Elm NsFer aus fsiuer Salde
3teben unp lld auf ben Bauer ifir,en, ben
er am 5aIle padte. GUiferuuTe erblsidts
unO LIEF ben Spaten fallen. Suslei6
purre 9erpnbi wsber taItbliitis unb ma6te
isin Ms1Tsr 3u.
us8ie pumm bin i6" faste er. ygls
penn i6 Das brauhte, INN Gu6 Sur6t
einSufGbenl Sbr wibt rsdt gut, ba6 i6
Gud Serbpten babe, rtsies iunse @dp6en
gu iniulttren, elm !Saar auf ibrem 5aupte
gu trimmer - pbsr wenn nidt, bann -
aber fpmmt, i'd mue Guh 1prehen."
Gr fibrte Gpferpufs in Der 8i6tuns
mad bsm @eb6fte nit fort. Dieter fcnnte
teinen 8irerfanp leifsn, er lieb fa fibrsn.
Suianne t6rte Fe einise g8crte Der
Drpbuns unp beS 3ornss pe6Ieln, ater
balO perlOrsn fa i9re Stimmen In Der
8erne.
sic blieb sinsn aussnblid untepesli6,
bod Isbte ie talr ibrsn ges fort. gBer
ibr 9efclst mare, bate ie nod einmal Dor
Sacpts Sdusaen pUriitersebsn fsbsn
f6nnen.
llnterpe6en perbretiste lih i'm Dprle
pas Gera6t baB GOfrrOuFe unb isin
Sne6t in 9rcBem unfrieben lebtsn, bae
ils liA fait ale Sage santtsn. paB psrUnbt
auf Dem puntte ltanre, isinen 5srrn Su
SsrIahen unb in feline Ssiniat6 ;uridju.
tebren. @lan ipunbsrts iih iibrissns bar.
iiber ni&t, ba man Seire fir f6ls6te
Sutjeete belt; Sisl erfaunli6er mar es,
rab Te bier Sabre mitsinanber ausssbal-
ten battsn.
9lber man faete btnSu, bab es fi6 um
elbfretti9teitsn tanbsle, mas frsiIih
fdlieBIt6 aud wisrer erFldrlih fGisn.
Sn Der Gbat Riemanb fpunte 3peifeln,
bab GcFerUufe's anselssenbsiten f4lsht
ifanren. Nan faste jpar, obne es teSC6
fiber Su wifen, baB sr feline felt 1928
aufseiammeIts grnte gu etnem 9uten prsile
pertauit babe. 9lber bate er lla ui6t sin
gfsrb taufsn miFen? g8ar er nift nit
leinsm pa6tselp i'm 8id1anb? llno bic
brinsenee Nctbwenoi9teit, Saurrparatu.
rem SOrsunsbmsn, neil has @sb6It sur
8uins 3u psrben brp9ts.
9lus gllsm sins auseni6sinli6 bsrSUr.
pab Gnlelm tein @slb bate, um Ysronbi
Ieinen 2ubn ;u ;ableh. llnb bisraus ere
tlarte man liG bic furtpSbrsnbeu Strei.
tislsiten. g8eiI aber Der 5srr, fopis brr
5ns6t penis ttIsbt warren, 70 ristsn F6
bic Ginppbuer Der @tmsinbe bic 6dnrs.
sic utntsn faf, Na6 ss eintn eeaupaI
ssttn wirbt.
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Sepoiiten= uno Spar=Sanf.

Geo. SanSerfon S Co.,
2adapanna glSsnue,
SeSrnilber BEN Dissenting Saus, Srantpn, ga.
Gtabltrt in 1855.
Seicrsen bic ulssmsinen Sanfsri9Gfte sbrnIu
tpie iste iufprpcrirte Sanf.
an iprSislIen pssr Spar-DePUTtfr ;abIsn fe
SedS NrpSent Sntr feifcu
unS baten hteIeIbeu felt Sebn Sabrrn bs3ablt.
gBe6Irl gum @erfauf nuf Gnsaub, Srlanb,
Shptnnb unb 9Sales, In Sumnien BON 6
une aufwGrts, su ben nisprishrn Staten.
80. Sanudr 1868.
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GrGFnund.

5rsunbsn unS Ssfanntsn hermit bic rraetens
gInSsiss, bab i'd bic Ieiusr 3eit Sru Srn. pcpsu;
gefiibrte gSrtbIbaft in Nadapanna @penue,
iibsrnpmmrn babe unb mid beirebsn psrte, burt
quite @strGnfs une susprfGmmenhe Sseienunl
mir bic aunbl6aft zines sertbrtsn beutl6rn pu.
blifums su erpsrtsn. Gin GROCER SaaI ltrbt Sc.
IraI1aftsn CUR gsrfiisune.
aalts SPeiien gu jsbsr GasssSeit.
Sap3m 8ilItam Dad.
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Commercial 0aus,

Ginrm srrrbrtsn bsutI6en putIfum uub mel.
nrn Sreuneen hermit bic ersrbtne snSeist, bae
i'd has Scn bfm prrlfprbensn 8. Spdner sebaIs
teue Commercial Saus" iibernpmmen babe.
Gs piro mein Selrsben iein, bur6 SuSprfrm-
msube Seeienung unb bette Speiien une Sc,
tr6nfs mir tas 3utrausn beS pubIifums gu er-
perben, (4f9) Charles 8pffe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-15

gltemals mar Elm 5amilisnrat6 trauri.
ger, ais bic bret perIOnen, psIde I'm
8crifbaufe SsrIammelt parsu, um gu,
fannie 3u erparten.
Yeter Sialat i6ritt ibr UNI einiss Mi.
nuten SCran; er battle 3sit, 5srrn BON
eiterae eiuiss futse guff6Ii1e su sebsn,
pelder pas 5aupt leHtts, wis Elm @r3t,
Der an ieinem 8raufen psrspeifslt.
Su1anne trat elm. gli6ts In i9ren
Wienen Serrietb llnrube, Grnisbrisuns
pbsr Ssbausrn. Sie bate bic Stirn eten.
70 ltcl,, pie Elm Sabr Scrbsr, ais is bic
Sultsput0 befdmpfte Ober ais iie li6 bsim
Neutrality-suspicious. antlaste.
DieIs 8ubs, bisIe Siher6sit mad Der
Scsns, wslts gster giaIut tr3dbIts, bsun.
rubisten unb. erlaredten ibre 5reunbe.
g8as tcnnte man ni4t Alles bon elmer
Siren fiirdten, bic NIT ssIdloFsnsn aussn
ibrem Sereertsn entssssn sinS9
5rau pom 8ibtere nabm pas gBprt.
Sbr @atte unO itr Sruper perfOIStsn bic
sBirfuns itrsr gprleaunsen auf benz
gntlib Sulannsns.
n@ietn SinO," fasts fe nit 3irtli6tsit
unc miitterIt6er @utcritdt, ytilt Du fdbs,
mid ,u tSren, if ss Dir m5sIi4, mid ,u
perReben2"
Das jun9e W6phen mahtr Elm Ser.
li6ernbes 3eiGep, uno sepib, man muets
bas Sersansene tennen, font bate man
ss3wsifelt, hab bisles fefe ause, bisIs
rubise Sisur siaen oetriibtsn @slf Der.
bar9en.
Srau BON 8ibisre I6isn gBcrte su Iu-
den, Stsllsiht cine lanse 8sbe sprsuberei-
ten, atsr ibr 6erj sa6 itr cine beIIere
Wetbcre elm. Gle pUllts fsf auftreten'
BOD NIT bspe9ter Stimme Ipra4 fs:
,Suianne, will Du benn, baB i& es
@arie perbiste, Did gu iebtn unb ;u fprs-
hen?"
Bel bislsm tlsuren Namsn ;itttrts Su-
fame unS faItete bic 5dnre; ibre 5aItuns
eridte bas @efibI einsr srceen 1nssrsh-
tistsit, elmer iummen prUteitaticn aus.
sic f6ien gu fraeen.
yDu psibt, pie id Did lisbe," fubr
5rau pcn Hibisrs fort. pDu biif- @ctt
BAT mir erIaatt, g .Sa, slaptfn lmr77aSpftr
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"GF9bGP House.

A. 8arb Criibsr SYbs garD Serautpn, ga.
DirlsS i'm brlfeu StgIs sinsrrittetr Sptrl 1T
sbrjrit Sur @ufnabme Spn Jeiisneeu brreit.
0utsS Bier unb gSein, fsins 9i0uIre, marine
nub faIts Spsiien ;u jrber 3sit; sluitern, rob
unb erlcdt; See Cream unb Spbatrunnen, nit
ben fsiniten SYrups. Gin elesantsr Saal fir
Gnmen.
3u rsGt Sablrei6em 9tiud Iatet Irinr 5reuues
elm George 0rGber, prpp'r.
Scranton, 10. San. 1866. ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-15

mid ri6t, paran gu erinnern = aber
nsin, i6 wullte Did nidt eri6redsn =
set6re mir unp th werfe Dir IaSen-tH
perbs Dir fa9en :"
Ssin 9Iuse funteIte, aber feline Stimms
srmattste tei bem @e6simnie. Su1anne,
bts babtn rubis unp falt, purbe plSbIi&
nit uusersswSbntidsm ausbrud teIett.
Sn bislem ausenblide t6rte man In
Der gldbe etnsn Sdub fallen unb cine
Sussl I9lus ibsr ibren Sduptsrn in bic
3psise elmer Same. als fe ii6 umbrsb-
ten, Iaben Te cine feline 8auhIdule auf'
ieiseu.
81" rief Itattsc, fd ppr bic Stirn
ihlasenb, ,,parum bat bteie Sussl mid
perletltw
n@eb fort ssb fort" Iaste Sufanne,
Son S6mer, unb Sbnma6t ersrifen.
nSa, aber auf s8iebcrisbsn, ni&twaRr9"
nauf giepsrieten"
gr sntFOb. Suianne, ubne einen au'
ssnbIid su Serlieren, elite Der @esenb gu,
BON wober ter S6ub fam. sic fanp
Yetsr Sialat.
gr mar traurta, iie aufSebra&t.
,llnslidli6tr!" iaste fe. vDu ipOlItst
mid t6btenm
Did tGoten9" erpiberte sr nit Yrrs
purfsso(lem Srne; lid, Deter Sialat9 2
Did metne 0obltbdtsrin? Sabt Str
nidt sefsben, RAP bic 8u9el 3ebn SUP
iiter guren &Spfen einf&lus? lnb nod
pa;u seIts i6 fur ben ee16idtefsn S&i'
BEN Der Gsmsinbe. ylein, ih pOllte Did
bsi6aben; bisIer Glenpe mar 70 nabs.
a6, Sulaune, SuIanne, Du ma6R uns
9lasn piel Summer! gBaS BEN Yiemuntss
fen bstrifft, psnn i6 bem allein be9ssne,
70 werbe ih nit ibm atrednen, er pirb
ni6t 70 bilis baSun tpmmen."
ollnp i&," laste Sufanne nit unsIaub-
Ii6er Gnersis, lid psrtiets Dir, bieIen
@enf6en an,uriibrsnw
% unsIadIi6e, Du liebf i'm allo ?"
,Sieuei6t."
nGs 1T tIar," lu9te Yster 8ialat NIT
ttefer SsfiirSuns Su fd, nibr @atnTnn
Rat F& mad iener Ssite seprsbt, bas III
Idlimmer ais aGleS Gnbere."
Oarauf wanbte er ffh gu Sulanne:
sd BIN ni6t Der gin,iss, Der fi4 ii6sr
eas betriitt, passcrse6t. Su bnii 5rsunbs,
pa9rs 6reunte; fe baben mid ,u Dir
ssfdidt."
DBas piaf Du iasen9"
nSerr BON Gferae, feline S6ws ter unb
iein S6wa9er fnO i'm 5orf6auIe anse.
fcmmen, fie erparten Did. SOa Id 81.
men fasen, baB Du fe nidt lsten wiuf?
G6, isitbem Id Did 70 nabe NIT gerOnbi
9eieben, mub man auf gass ssfabt isin." }"
sd sete," antpCrtste Fs pbne 3Ssern.
n9eb' puraus!"
@r sin8; fie fclste.
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SUbm Ofpfer., &iifer,

rmpfsbIt lib hem tsutibsn gublifum spn Sran.
ton une llm9egenb CUR snfertisuue Yen alien in
Iein @eI6Gft einl6lasrnben neuen glrbriten. Re.
garatlren rereen ebrufaqs prompt unb CUR Gu.
frisbsnbsit beirret.
gu erfraeen @de Der 9eear unb glberliraBe,
II. Warb, pbrr in Sfrru RUbinIcns 9rauerei.
2in7 Spbn RpIen, 3iifer.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1869-01-30
The Result Of a Trihe.


A TERRIBLE cOnfagration is often the
result of the ymerest spark. Simply the
contact Of the little teeth of mouse with
the end of match has caused the loss of
hundreds of thousands Of dollars We
are often prone to place too little value
upon the trifes of life. We never think
q single word may result in the saving of
a fellow creature from the darkest sin, or
that tlippant speech may ruin the earth
ly prospects Of another. Yet oftentimes
great crimes are the result Of the merest
trife, and great reformations have been
made by simply uttering a kind word
We were never more strongly reminded
OF this fact than during brief experience
among the conVicLs of shop in the prison
OF this place, We became acquainted
with young man, whose kind disposi-
tion and willingness to perform his tasks
could not fail to attract the attention of
those interested in obtaining as much and
as good work per day as is possible in a
place OF this kind. And with the ac-
quaintance, as is usually the case, cur
sympathy became excited in his behalf,
and we at last asked and obtained his his.
tory. It's a little remarkable that we
were conyersant with the trihe which had
changed his earthly career from one Of
honesty and comfort, to that of dishonesty
and misery We viii not attempt to re-
peat his story, but simply give the facts
in the case as they have come to our
knowledgei
A year Of more ago, young man 81
this city visited New York, and in the
course Of his sight seeing, with friend
called at one Of the theaters. Each left
an overcoat Ia the cloakroom, taking
checks therefor. The Auburnian IN.
tended to leave fof home that night, and
could not therefore remain until the con.
clusion Of the performance, and So left the
theater in ccnsiderahle haste but On .pht.
ting his hand in his pocket for the check
for his coat, could not find It. He re-
quested the man in charge Of the cloak
room to give him his coat, which he point
ed out to him, without the check. This
the man refused to do Time was precious;
the time for the departure Of the train had
nearly arrived SO stepping into the room,
he took hold Of his coat, and partly by
persuasion, prevailed upon the man 10 re.
lease the coat Throwing the garment
oyer bis srm he hegteped to tho depot, and
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submitted to the Board Of Health the
analysis Of seventy eight samples of kero-
sene oil bought at random in various
stores about the city. A seyenty-ninth
sample was procured from the Boston
manufacturer, Donner, aud was the OnlY
safe OH on the list Professor Chandler
says that every refner can send per
fectly safe kerosene to market If he
chooses; he may make It stand fire at 11O
degrees f., 100 degrees r., 1870 degrees
f., or any other temperature he may se-
lect; it is merely question of few
cents, more or less per gallon.
And here comes the consumer with his
desire to buy cheap. Competition is ex-
hlbited, and cheap oil is made, which is
adulterated to the last degree. The cost
Of good oil is not much more than that
Of q poor one. Professor Chandler in.
hquires If any one would hesitate 70 pay
five, ten, or fifteen cents per gallon fer the
difference between an oil which is per-
fectly safe, and one which Is liable to de-
stroy ones wife or children at any mo-
ment by most horrible death. And as
to the poor oil so commonly sold, he says
1t would be safer to have gunpowder In
ones lamp, because that substance would
remain quite out of the way Of fire, but
this oil is so volatile that il seeks the flame
of itsown accord. s''"
The Professor recommends the enact
ment of stringent laws compelling the re,
1ners to remove dangerous substances
from their kerosene, and inficting
heavy penalties upon those who are
reckless enough to endanger the lives
Of innocent purchasers. Retailers of kero,
sene he would have icenced by the Board
of Health. 40 @'HH i''F 1e
There is an easy test Of the quality Of
kerosene, and that is to find Its "burning
point,p which should not be below 110
degrees Fab. This fine test may be made
by applying lighted match to little Of
the oil contained in cup or saucer, and If
1t can be made to take flreit should becon-
sidered at once as unsafe-even though
the experiment be made in one Of the
hottest days of summer. Should it not
take fire, it might still be dangerous oil,
as safe oil must not evolve a combustible
Vapor below 100 degrees Fahrenheit, Ex-
perimenters should understand that great
care is necessary in applying this test
NeO York Coqgaercjql AduertiSeE