Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-21
THE GAZETTE.
',rAI ,CAL1FeRNIA MoNrs CR1sro. --Alvipza
FRIDAY. EVENING, JULY q.

if'lAt CALIFORNIA NOME CRIsTo. --Avnza
Hayward is the hero Ola story equal to Monte
Cristo." He is Fcrmouter, who operated
with o man named Chamberlain in gold lead
which was full of indications, but yielded
nothing tangible. Chamberlain at last went
nWay disconsolate, giving Hayward all his IN
terost The latter worked at the thing Tor
months, and was buried deeper and deeper into
the ground, but at last his family was next 70
s starving all his Iaborers left him, and nc
Know Of no friend in the world except Cham
berbinc.i ~. lH.t '.-:. e.
30 NV, & cd p he said to this. man, who had
mcantimc been engaged i'll stock raising, i
ana on The verge of this great strike o.; | know
it, r Cart you give nc alltae money r. ,c
Chamberlain had been on the verge himself
sesora'times, and he shook his head sadly
But he: had $1,000, his all, buried under 4 hay
stack near by, and he went and dug it up.
:e's'afakc it, old fellow" he said, with Calitor-
mia ,hoartmess :; do your best -
=. With this money Hayward recommcnccd and
The had worked until it was all spent and his
:! mon, were reduced to bag Of beans for nour-
ishment, when to the gloom of hope the pre-
sious0re blazed suddenly up; the Amador mine
Yves the richest In the world. When this mine
was paying $4,000 a month, Hayward made
over to his friend one perfect thru OF it,
Chamberlain retired upon $l,500,000, and
moved East to educate his children, Hayward
buying back the whole. Finally, even Hayward
grew tired, and be sold out the mine to stock
company, Of which Gen. Cotton is PRESIDENT
The mine will make S450,000 net this year,
and Cotton said last week The Amador
mine will hold out longer than we will. '-tSaa
FRANCISCO Correspondence Chicago Times.
:. A Cure FOR TIE ToorAcIlE.-A Cincinna-
Il dentist was somewhat annoyed recently by
observing man approach his house at the
same hour every evening, look ut it lntcnty,
and finally seat himself on the doorstep, and
there remain for considerable length OF
time There had been rumors OF burglars III
the neighborhool, and after this singular con
duct had been many times repeated, and he
suffered much anxiety because of it, the dentist
determined to demonstrate with his tOrmcntor.
Approaching him cautiously Wishing to do
nothing to provoke his ill-will, he said MY
good friend, if it would be all the same to you
will yeu! not divide yonr attention with my
neighbors? You may arouse jealOusly you
known, and if it would su!s you rs well, sup
pose you SIT occasionally on some other door
STEP" But it wouldn't be the same, shou-
ted the visitor in return, NOR anything like It.
You are dentist, and have an Internally
aching, tooth that / haven't the courage to
have pulled. I. come here every afternoon
trying to make lip my mind to have it out, and
as soon as come in sight of your house it
stops aching, and as long as sit on your door
STEP where the COMPOUNDED thing knows it can
get pulled if it gives trouble, | have some
rest Now if you want me to 80 to another
dentist I will" ''Oh, no" was the reply,
under those circumstances stay by all means;
my friend ....G-.,..