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The Placer herald., 1871-07-15
No. 174.l
Application for a Patent
Quartz Gold Mining Claim.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Sacramento, California, june 5th, 1871 !
Dirk Vlasblom having filed his application in
his office for a Patent to a Mining Claim, anC
he law and instructions in such cases provided
laving been compiled with, 1t is hereby ordered
hat the annexed Notice of such Application
published for ninety DAYS. in the PLACER Her
LID, newspaper published nearest the Location
# said claim at Auburn, in Placer county, Stat,
# California.
[Seal] JOHN c.. McCALLUM Register
Copy of Notice posted on the Claim.
AppIjcation for Patent to Mining Claim.
NOTICE is hereby given to whom it may con
" cern, that an application has been made b.,
DIRK Nlashlom to the Government Of the Unite,
States for a patent to the following describeC
Quartz Gold Mining Claim, viz: known as th
empire Gold Quartz Ledge, situated in Town
III p No. Mining District. in Placet county
state of Calforn a. being bounded by the min
ng claim OF Fnney's extension claim on th
Cast there beinC 10 other claims bounding th
,ad claim and more particularly described a
ollows, to-wit on surveyed land, being on tn
south half of SO lth-west quarter OF Section /!
md north half of northwest quarter Of ctlor
30 Township l3 North Range 7 East, Noun
Diablo Base and Meridian in the district
ands subj ct to sale at Sacramento, California,
md containing 13 75-10Oths acres, said CLAIM
)eing still more particularly described in the dla-
ram posted and filed with said application.
All persons hol ling any adverse claim thereto
.re hereby requ red to present the same befor,
he Register and Receiver of the United State
or Sacramento Land District ut Sacramento.
'alfornia within ninety days from the first da,
# publishing and posting hereof.
Dated June 9TH, 1871.
DIRK VLASBLOM, Appl cant.
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Copy of notice posted on the Claim.)
application fOI. Patent to
Mining Claim.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
~ it NAV concern that an application has
been male by the Nina Rica Mining Company
Corporation duly incorporated under the laws
Of the State of California to- the Government Of
the United States for Patent to the following
described Quartz Gold Mining Claim, viz:
known as the Nina Rca Cuartz Mining Claim,
situated in Auburn Mining District. in Placer
Corn'y, State of California, being bounded by
the mining claim of the Morris Company,s claim
on the west and the Ophir Copper, Silver and
Gold Mining Companys claim the west and
north, there being no other mining claims boun-
ding this said claim, and more particularly des-
crbed as follows. to wit; on surveyed land. be-
ing in the n +. a of ~ ". 4 and the N W. a
of N. Il. 4 of Section II, and s. w. 4 of N. E.
quarter of Section 8, Township II North, Range
s East, Mount Diabo Base and Meridian, in
the district of lands subject to sale at Sacrament
to California and containing about II acres; said
claim b, ing still more particularly described in
the diagram posted and filed with said applca-
ton ..l
All persons oldng any adverse claims thereto
are hereby required to present the same before
the Re gister and Receiver of the I'm ted States
for Sacramento Land District, at Sacramento,
California. within ninety days from the first day
of publishing and posting hereof
Dated April 21st, 1871. A'
NINA RIGA MINING CO.,
BY EDWARD SLosso>, Supt-Applicant.
Hale Craig. Attorneys 70, applicant apps.
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Application for Patent to Min
ing Claim.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
" it may concern, that an appl cation Las
) zen made by William G.. Greene, NJ chael
ireany and Frank Lovely, an association of
liners, to the Government of the United States
or a Patent 10 the following described Quartz
iold Mining Claim, viz: known as the Greene or
Mallett Quartz Lode, situated in Auburn Mining
district in Placer county, State of California,
belng bounded by the mining ella M of Morris &
tephens on the East and by Templar and Co..
N the We st; there being no other claim bound
ng SAID claim, and more particularly described
Us follows, to wit: on surveyed land. being in
'outh-halt $50 Of Section s, and North half
fN14) of Section H. Township II, North
Range East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
II the district OF lands subject to sale at Sacra-
nento, California, and containing So 10Oths
lcres said claim being still more particularly
described in the diagram posted and filed vita
said application.
All persons holding any advt rse claim thereto
ire hereby required to present the same before
the Register and Receiver of the United States
or Sacramento Land District at Sacramento,
California within ninety days from the first day
of publishing and posting hereof.
Dated May 9TH, 1871.
w G. GREENE,
MICHAEL CREAMY,
FRANK LOVLY,
Applicants.
10 HAMILTON, Attorney for Applicants
Auburn May 18th, 1871 -3m.
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mo. 1iS]
Application for a Patent
Quartz Gold Mining Claim,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Sacramento, California, May 5th, 1871.
WILLIAM G.. GREENE, MICHAEL CREAMY
md FRANK LOVELY an assoc.at on
Il miners having filed their application in this
'lice for Patent to Mining Cla m, and the
wv and instructions i'll such cases provided,
laving been complied with, 1t is hereby ordert d
hat the annexed Notice of such Apple alton be
published for ninety days, in the PLACER HER
Nd. II newspaper published nearest the location
# said claim at Auburn, in Placer County, State
# Gal fornia.
~ JOHN G.. NoCALLUM,
SEAL Register.
N700
[Copy OF Notice posted on the Claim
The Placer herald., 1871-07-15

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
" it may concern, that an application has
ace made by Robert Gordon, james Il. Willis,
lanes Collins Thos. B. Harper Charles Higgins
ieorge b. McCombe, George II. Steph rs, II IN
T. Holmes, Charles II Mitchell and Tabb
MITCHELL to the Government of the Tn ted States
or II Patent to the following described Quartz
iold Mining Claim and Mill sit, viz: known as
he Conrad Quartz Ledge, situated in Auburn
Quartz Mining District, in Placer county, State
If California, being bounded by the mining
lain known as the Duncan Quartz Ledge ON
h. north, and the ledge known the jackson
the south, and more particularly d scribed as
blows. to-w.t on surveyed land being situated
n the North East quarter of Section II, Town
hip II North, Range East, Mount Diaolo
3lse and Meridian in the q strict OF lands sub
ct to sale at Sacramento, Calitorn Il, and con-
lining II 62-l00ths acres said claim bcing still
nore particularly described in the diagram post
and filed with said applicat ON.
All persons holding any adverse claim thereto,
lre hereby required to present the sumo fore
he Register and Receiver OF the United States
or Sacramento Land Distr Ct at Sacramento
alifornia, within ninety days from the first day
d publishing and posting hereof.
Dated May 9th, 1871
ROBERT GORDON,
Attorney for above named Appl cants.
May 18th, 1871.
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mo. 1875.
Application for a Patent
Quartz Gold Mining Claim,

UNIIED NTATES LAND OFFICE
Sacramento, California, April 2lst, 1871
The NINA RIGA MINING COMPANY, a
cor9oration hav ng filed its apr lication in this
off q for a Patent to Nj ming Claim, and the
law and instructions in such cases provided,
having been complied with. 1t Is hereby ordered
that the annexed Notice of such application be
published for ninety days, in the PLACER HER
AID newspaper published nearest the location
of said claim at Auburn, in Placer county, State
of California. JOHN G. McCALLAM,
Register.
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Made CT roOr Rum, Wh:sl<cy, PrO"f spirits
End Refuse Liquors doctor d,epicod ana sweet
caod t, ploas, th3 tasto called Toacs, y" Appct!z
c-s," ccsorers," &C. that lead tho ppier On to
drunkenness ald ruin. but arc true Mediene, mace
from the Native Eoots and Herbs of California, FREQ
from nil Alcoholic Stimuiants. IhoY arc TIC
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE p-rNct EcnoNator aAd
Invgorator oft.Io System carrying off all pos sonous
nattar a1I restoring tie blood u healthy condition.
TO po-son take these Bit&rs according to cree
tio1 aad remain long INV II.
S1CO win BE- sivcl fer on incurabl, case, provided
The bones ar1 rot destroyed h mineral poison or
other means and the vital organs wasted beyond tAo
point pair.
For Inanmmntory and Chronic I:hcumn-
t.-In mud Cont. Drsp rpsi1 ar ind iGcstion'
H;Iiou4. Hcmiitcui uid Intermittent Fever,
Diseases OF the Flood. Liver, Kidney, and
bladder, t.lcsc Rittcrs nv, been most succ So
m. Such Diseases xrc canscd ~ ftinted
Eloot VII ch ia EcacralY reduced by dcrsngomeat
of tIs Digestive G"gan".
DYSPEPSIA or INDiGESTIOH, Eca.-
ache pa.a il tho Shoulders, Coughs Gigt ea3 oft3
CIost, Dizziness, Solr E-Ic:at.oas Of tio StomccH.
ral tas: il tIo Mouth, Z o.5 httscAs Ial7itata \
cftAeIi-a :, Inflammation of tie ! u. gs fan to
r,e.o-s &C tlc iidncvs a1l l'uaGr otter Q2A.rl
e-rnp:,aa c. TIC oca?r.agsof Dyspepsia.
I'll yi.y!go-c,s tic Stomach G2d stimulate Tie tor
pidlve4all bowels which rcndcrt'em Of ulc.uallcl
i.lDs- Il D.; ncig lifeGrl gor t> tie whole s-stcm
FO.c SKIN DISEASES. Iru9t oas cttcr cels
rheul d oo ics Spots, In7lca. pnatuics, Bos, C-r.
tunclos, Ring i ogms, Scad-.Ical, Gore Eyes, E7yc?
olas, Itch, Scurl3, DlseoorGtoas ofthc S'i1 H;mo.o
aad Diseases of the SKIN, of whatever nam3 oraauT,
c.c literally dug cl~ri3i ont oft3 syete:a in
Cher t:ao bytle nae orthcs, B!ttc-s Olo bottlsil
ruch c2scs will convinco ta5 most incre5ulou5 OF lc-
curative DGcct.
CI,a.ao IL, Vitia.ol Dlool whenever yoI nd ~
imp1.tc3 ba7sting through the sn IN Pnplcs, Eru7-
tious CT Sores cleans 1t when you nadit o5struct
and sluggish il the v2ils cleanse it wien l. Is fou''
and yo1r feelings win to'l yon w,Iol. E,e2t TIC Olool
pure ana thc 1ath OF t &c System will fol3T'.
PIN, TAPE a1l otlor WORMS, lurking n tAo
system of 50 many thousands, are cTact"ay dcsro"-
clanl r,novcl. 70. fili directions. raj carefully
the circular nr1un each bottle. Ttint for. lI--
Clages-E isl,s'i, G -rnal, I Frenca Gll Spanish
j. WALKER, ProYrll tor. t. II. McoO%A-0 Z co.,
Druggists and Gen. Agents. San TraHci7c't Cel,
cal 32anlSl Commerce Street, NV o..
sy- SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-15

LNOR THE VERY BEST PHOTOGRAPHS,
j. go to BRADLEY & RULOFSON, 429
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
~" Closed Oh Sundays dl7-70ly.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-15
No. 154.
Quartz Cod Mining Claim.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, |

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
Sacramento, California, May 9th, 1871.
ROBERT GORDON. JAMES r. WILLIS,
JAMES COLLINS, THOS. b. HARPER, CHAS.
HIGGINS, GEORGEB McCOMBE GEORGE
/. STEPHENS, HENRY T. HOLMES CHAS.
4. MITCHELL and TABB MITCHELL, hay
ng filed their application in this Office for a
Patent to a Mining Claim, and the law and in
itructions in such cases provided having b tn
'ompled with, 1t is hereby ordered that the an
lexed Notice of such Application be published
or ninety days, in the PLACER HERALD news
paper published nearest the location of sad
claim at Auburn, in Placer county, State of Cal
lforn'a.
JOHN G. McCALLUM
SEAL Register.
~
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons hav-
~ ing claims or demands against the Estate
of Michael Far non, Deceased, are required to
present the same, with the necessary vouchers,
to Mrs. Mary A. Fannon Administrators Of said
Estate at her residence in Forest II Placer
County, within ten months from this date.
Auburn, July Sth, 1871
MARY A. FANNON,
Administrative of Estate of Michael Fannon,
Deceased. 4V
The Placer herald., 1871-07-15

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
~ it may concern, that an application has beeh
made by JOSEPH A. MENDES. HANS FED.
DERSON, REYMUNDO SILVA AND JOHN
FRANK, an association OF Miners to the Gov
ernment of the United States for Patent to tn
following described Placer Gold Mining claim
viz known as the Quartz Rock Ravne and In
diana Ravine Claims, situated in Hogs Dig
gings Mining District, in Ell Dorado county,
State of California. being bounded by the min
ing claim of jim Clark on the west dby unoc-
cupied mineral land on the northeast and south
and more particularly described as follows, to-
wit on unsurveyei land, being the west frac
tional 7, of west y of the northwest quarter o.
Section 80 Township Il north. range east
Mount Diabo Base and Meridian, in the distric,
of lands subject to sale at Sacramento, Callfor
MIA, and containing 50 4S-l 10Th acres said CLAIM
being still more particularly described in the di
agram posted and filed with said application.
All persons holding any adverse claim theret'
are hereby required to present the same bcfor
the Re ulster and Receiver of the United States
for Sacramento Land District, at Sacramento
California within ninety days from the first day
Of publishing and posting hereof.
Dated May 18th. 1871.
JOSEPH 4. MENDES,
HANS \. FFDDERSON,
REYMUNDO SILVA,
JOHN FRANK,
my 27-3m] Applicants.
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(1G2.
Application for a Patent
TO A
Placer Gold Mining Claim.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, |

UNI-ED STATES LAND OFFICE, I
Sacramento, Cal, May 10Th. 1871 I
JOSEPH A. MENDES. HANS FEDDERSON
REYMUNDO SILVA AND JOHN FRANK,
an association of miners, having filed their ap
plication in this office for Patent to Mimi
claim, and the law and instructions in such case
provided, having been complied With, 1t is her,
by ordered that the annexed Notice of such Ap-
plcation be published for ninety days, in tn
PLACER HERALD, newspaper published neares
the location of SAID claim at Auburn, i'll Place
eonntv. State Of California
JOHN G.. McCALLUM,
(EsH1DI Register
Copy of Notice posted on the Claim
duplication for PateN to Mining CLAIM.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-15

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
~ if may concern, that an appl cat on has
been made by James Coil MS james Il. Wills
William JACKSON. Charles Higgins, Rob, rt Cor
don, or9e II. Stephens Charles II. NJ tcholl
f.. G.. Smith 10 Himi.ton and Tahh Mitchell to
the Goveru lit OF tho United States for a Pa
tent to ths following des, I bed Quart Gold Min
ng Clam, VIZ: known rs the JACKSON Gold
Quartz Ledge, situated IA Auburn Quart Mn
Ing District III Pacer county, State Of Caiitor-
ma, b ing bounded ly the Colnad Quartz L,dge
on h north, tn.r. ucre no other Mining ella IN
bounding THIS slld c,aim and more particularly
d serb as i.llova, to-n on surv, y,d land
being N tho north tt qUut, Of Section H.
Town bin e north RnuEl ha-t Mount D.abio
Base aud 1i.2laan. u h. q stlict of lands 81 b.
iect TO s.ls et 0aei.iae Co. Ca,iforn a, and con-
ia II n ~ -.-lUUthS acres; sand claini beng still
more p r:l-uiacir d-aort Il II the diagram post
ed ana i.e wltG srd -vpl cation.
All persons @ Ian! any adverse claim thereto
are hereby r,4u r.d 70 press nj the same before
the r iister and Receiver of the United States
for Sacramento LanId District, at Sacram, nto
Ca ifoma. W thin l,ntty days from the first day
Of publishing and posting hereof
Dated Nay 10TH l57l
ROBERT GORDON,
Agent for above named Applicants
May 18th 1871.
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mo. l55.]
Application for a Patent
QUARTZ COLD MINING ClAlK,

ONllEID DlAl LAND OttlOE, I
Sacramento, California, May 10th, 1871.
JAMES COLLINS, JAMES R. WILLIS,
WILLIAM JACKSON. CHARLES HIGGINS.
ROBERT GORDON, GEORGE II. STEPHENS.
CHARLES Ii. MITCHELL. L. G.. SMITH, 10
HAMILTON and TABB MITCHELL, having
flied their application i'll this Office for a Patent
to NJ ming Clam m, and the law and instruc lions
i'll such cases provided, having been complied
with, 1t is hereby ord red that the annexed Nc
tice of such application be published for min, ty
days, in the PLACER H"RALD IA newspaper pub
lIshed nearest the lti IN of sail claim at Au-
burn i'll Placer County, State of Cal fornia.
~ JOHN G. McCALLUM.
SEAL Register
N[TNCI
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
~ it may concern, that an application has
ocen made by James Collins to the Governments
IF the United States for Patent to the follow
ng described Quartz Gold Mining Claim, viz:
lnown the Black Gold Quartz Ledge, STIR.
ed in Lone Star Mining District, in Placer coun-
y. State of California, being bounded by the
ming claim of Walkup and others on the north;
IN the south by the claim of Thomas Murphy,
VIM Strap and others there being no other Mi
l;ng claim bounding the said claim, and more
particularly described as follows, to-wit: on sur
yeved land, being in the southeast quarter
(S.E ~ of northeast quarter IN. i. a and
southwest quarter s. W. = of northeast quar-
Ter n. F.. "a of Section 3D. Township - North
Range g East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian,
n the district of lands subject to sale at Sacra-
nento, California, and containing 10 acres; said
lain being still more particularly described in
he diagram posted and filed with said applica-
'On.
All persons holding any adverse claim thereto
IRE hereby required to present the same before
he Register and Receiver of the United States
or Sacramento Land District at Sacramento,
'alifornia, within ninety days from the first day
# publishing and posting hereof.
Dated May Jtn ISL.
JAMES COLLINS, Applicant.
May 18th, 1S7l--3m.
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No, l53.
ApDlicaIiOn for a Patent
Quartz Gold Mining Claim.
UNITED STATES land OFFICE.

Sacramento, Cal May Och, 1871.
JAMES COLLINS having filed his application
in this Office for Patent to a Mining ClaInIt and
the law and instructions in such cases provided,
having b, en- complied with, 1t is hereby ordered
that the annexed Notice of such Application be
published for ninety days, in the PLACER HER-
AID, a newspaper published nearest the Ioeat on
Of said claim at Auburn, in Placer county, state
Of California.
JOHN G. MCCALLUM,
SEAL Register.
'CI0O
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10 HAMILTON, Attorney for Applicants
Auburn, May 18th, 1871 --3m
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w. NJ. STCDDhRp,

AGENT for The Pacific Coast.
Office, No. i35. Montgomery st.
SAN FRANC ISCO.
B',v no Se1ci1g Machine un3eSs lTheelo
f Wilson is stamped upon the cloth Plate
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NINA RIGA MINING c

BY EDWARD SLosso>, Supt.-Applicant.
Hale & Craig, Attorneys 70, applicant --ap29.
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[Copy of Notice posted on the Claim.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-27

make il In the end more wearisome; till
the mind robbed of wholesome recreation
and the bracing effect of rational pleas
ures becomes so dcbilitated that it
can feed on nothing but stimulants. All
our public amusements suffer from the
same cause. Our theaters must not give
Us Intellectual dramas or elaborate analysis
OF character; our plays must be jerky,
abrupt, full of sensation, overspiced with
coarse incidents and flashY impertinences,
or they must be mere vehicles for gratifi-
cation Of the lowest sensuality. Literature
suffers only less than the drama; novels
reeking Of vulganty, or something worse,
are greedily welcomed because the stories
are full Of excitement; scarcely any one
has time to read anything worth reading,
or reflect on what he Is reading; the brains
Of men worthy Of far nobler work, are
taxed to boil down, as it were, into q
strong essence all those works the full
beauties of which can only be appreciated
by delicate and fine taste. y
What is the remedys Nothing, we fear,
but thorough change Of disposition in
society Parents may domuch If they will
resolutely determine that two evenings at
least, each week, shall be set apart for the
peaceful intercourse Of home lite. But
while everybody has no rule of life but to
do whatever everybody else does, whether
he can afford it in purse or health. in body
or in mind, we fear there will be little
abatement of mental intoxication.--Lon-
don Examiner. .a t,taf 4.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-27
Youths Department.
BEWARE OF THE WOLF"


You never need fear, little children, to meet
wolf in the garden, the wood, or the street; -
Red Ridinghood's story is only q fable;
TIL give it's moral as well as I'm able: 81
Bad Temper's the wolf which we meet svery-
where
Beware Of this wolf little children. bewarei
know Of a boy, neither gentle nor wiss,
Il you tell him q faul, he gives saucy replies; Il
II kept from HIS way, in afary he niee-7 IVY
All! PASSIONS the wolf with the rery large eyes ~
IT'S ready to snap and to trample and tear
Beware of this wolf little children. bewassi
know OF CIR, always trying to learn
About things with which she should have no con-
Germ;
Such mean Curiosity really appears an
To me like the wolf with the peTy large ears,
All pricked up to listen each secret TO share
Beware OF this wolf! little children, bewarei
And Greediness that's like the wolf in the wood
With the resy ldyus mouth, ever prowllng for food,
That eats so much more than for health can be
good; ff 8-t 9SS
That would clear whole pastry cooks shop If It
could:
That never dainty to others. will spare
Beware of this wolf little children, bewarei
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-27

A friend of ours, who resides in Boston,
some months since owned nice dog,
which, he valued for his intelligence and
general good behavior. The dog, how
ever, had habit Of getting upon the bed,
or any other soft clean place which he
could find, without asking permission or
even stopping to wipe his feet The
dirtier he was, the more he seemed to en-
Joy q comfortable nap ON white bed
spread As our friend did not fancy this
sort of thing, he disposed OF the dog to a
gentleman residing in Peabody, who set
him to watch his stable and orchard One
day the dog found a man abstracting fruits
from the garden, whereupon he seized him
by the hand and led him to the gate,
where he dismissed him with warning
growl. With all his qualities the dog still
retained his old habit Of resorting to the
cleanest place he could find to sleep in,
and he seemed to take pleasure in rolling
in mud-puddle and afterward wiping his
coat on the parlor carpet. This at last
became uncomfortable, and the gentleman,
to get rid of the dog, gave him to one
Of his workmen, who resided few
miles from Peabody, on the line Of the
railroad. The animal became attached
to his new master, and would follow him
from his house to the factory in which he
was employed, being allowed to stow him
self under q car seat where he would lie
very quietly. One day the man left his
work earlier than usual, and went home
without his canine friend. At the usual
hour the dog missing his master, repaired
to the station and entered a Car as he had
been in the habit of doing. Seeing that
he was alone, the conductor caused the
dog to be put off the train, which was then
started. The dog, apparently COMPOUNDED
by this unusual treatment, hesitated for a
moment, and then bounded away after the
train, which he soon overlook, and, leap
ing upon the platform Of the rear Car, laid
himself down with a satisfied air. and this
time was allowed to remain. Our friend
vouches for the truth of this story, which
we think worth printing. If any one
will tell better we will print that Also
Lynn (Aass.) Reporter.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-27

bly, make them, and a. clear and transpar-
emit almost as glass This, then, is the WY
in which rock-candy is made Sugar after
it has been dissolved in water, is allowed
to deposit itself slowly and quietly. Tho
regular forms it takes ere called crystals,
and they are always of the Same shape,
whether large or small, and arc formed
with as much care and beauty as If they
were diamonds or other precious stones.
You will ask why they form upon STRINGS.
Crystals always form upon rough surface
sooner than upon smooth ones. cannot
tell you why, any more than ! can tell
why boys and girls like candy.