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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-12
s~rooKRoIpIas' MEsTino.

NoricE-NircHELL GOLD AND SILVER
IN Mining Company, % Gold Hill District.
ssorry county, Nevada Principal place Of ba
siness San frsneisco. A meeting Of The stock
hoider of tbs COMPANY will BE- held In loon
ON SATURDAY., April 18th, q 4 O'Clock ,. n,
fss the election Of Directors and adoption Of by-
Lava and the transaction % ether business.
ssh ssrrssary PRO Ten.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-12

And In accordance with law. aud an order
OF the Board OF Directors, made On the Cd
day Of March, 1915, 20 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock - may be necersary win
be sold II public auction. At the Office u the
Company. Room 10 llayward's Building. 40
California street, Ssn fnnel.co, California, Oh
TUESDAY, the twenty.nfth l2sthl day Of
April. 1910, at the hour OF one o'clock ?. u.
OF said day. To pay said delinquent Assessment
thereon. together with costs ol advertising and
expenses of sale.
W. X. DEAN, Secretary.
Once : Room 10 nAywsri's Building. 40
California street, Ban Francisco, California.
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And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the board of Dirvetors. made On the nth day Of
February. 1878, 10 many shares Of each parcel
of suca stock - may DO necessary will 10
sold a. public auction. II the ofics OF the Com.
pany, No. ID Academy building. No. so Pine
DAY, the tweLt, seventh lz7ihl day Of April,
1873, al the hour Of twelve O'Clock n. OF said
DAY, 10 pay paid delinquent assessment thereon,
tog~thef With eosAs OF advertising and sxpenser
J. II. sAYRR. Secretary.
o~fnee-Room No. % Academy Buiiding. No.
$50 Pine street. Ban rr,ss,'eo. California,
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DELIsauEsf SALES.
TINE JUsTICE INNING CoMPA.
i NY.-Loestiou Of principal place Of busi-

! NY.-Loeation Of phncipal place Of busi-
ness. ban Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold hiii, Storeyeounty.
Nevada.
lowing described stock. oa aeuount OF assess-
msnt (No. 49, ievi.d on tho I'd day Of March,
l516, the ssvvral amounts st opposite the
nsmes VI tho RESPECTIVE shAeLoldefs. ~ fol.
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For Rent

A YURNlsHEp HOUSE. ELI0IBLY SIT.
"A usisd IN 0o,d hin. Apply q the
nr11 I've BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
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Anew YORk MINING COMPANY.
~ Locst.n Of principal place Of business.
LcesfiOn Of wcfis. 60ia nin. Store, county.
Nevada
Notice 10 hsrshy rtvus, thst a Q meeting Of
the Bosrd Of Difector. held on the 18Th day
II Msr~h. is1e. an assessnsnt fNo. " oi
riny Gents tsoe) per share va levied upos
the nsw Cor q the rate Of sishiy-thrss and oee
third csnis upoa ~ olu capital stock o. the
corporation. payable Immediately, In United
states gold coin, Ia the Secretary. 81 the once
% the Company. Room n Hay~Srd's building.
ti9 California street. San Francisco. California.
Any siock upon which THIS aassssmsnt shAn
ressaln uupaid on the fret listl day of Nay.
ls1e. will be delinquent. and Advertised for sale
st pablo aneiion. and unle.s payment d made
betofe vii b sold on YRlDAY. the iva
day Of Nay. is;e. To pay the delinquent asssss
uent, together with costs Of advertising and
expens~s Of sale.
By order Of ne Board % Dirsetor.
d. l. THOMAS. SeerstaD.
One Rssa Ne o Hayvard's Buidfng.
No tia California street. San franeiseo. Call.
foruia. mf30td
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TvnclMcYaIo psUPEnoR QUAIL
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NOTICE.

u NicKERBocKER MINING COMPANY
N Al Q meeting % the stockholders OF tbs
kniek-sbocksr Mi.ing Company, held Monday.
March %. isIe. % vas de ided. By unanimous
vote, 10 i~sereass the capital sioek from twenty.
foar Thousand shares Of The var value of on~
hasdrei aoiar. each, to one hundred Ou.an
shores, OF the par value VI one hundred doliars
each.
Notice 10 hereby given. that the new sioeh
viii Be rvady FOE issuc on MONDAY. April ..
1879. upon surrender II old certificates and pAy-
msut Of assessment this day levied
M srdsr of the Board Of Dirseior.
J. II. sAYRE SECRETARY.
Saa Fra.cisro. Cal. March 81. isle. ans
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NoRfM CoNsoLlnAIED VIZ.

NyORrH CONnOLlDATED VIZ.
IN GINA MINING COMPANY.-LoeariVn
q y.i.s,s.i place q bssiss's. ~ rr.ssisoO.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
storey County, Nevada.
Notics 10 hsrsby given. that q . meeting Of
The board % pirsctors. held on the stA day OF
Narcn, fs7s, an assessment mo. ~ OF T~enty
Ave Cents per share uas ievted upon the capital
stoek u the eosporsiion, payshls Immediately.
cshiomia s,rssi. san fraseiseo. csiiiomis.
AM stoek upon which this assesamsut shall
rvmain unpaid On the isth s.y Of April.
1878. yin be delinquent, and Advertised fos
made bsfsrs will b sold On THURSDAY. the
isth day OF Mas. ISIS. 70 pay The delingaent
assssurut tuxsthsr with essis VI advertising
ed exp<nses " sah.
by ofder Of the Hoard Of Directors.
JOSEPH MA0UikR, Secretary.
0fnceR0ou ID, No. ti9 California street,
ssn Frsneisoo. oalisrsiA nsiltd
TOE nCATEs CONaO0DArED n1L~
81 vER MiNiNo COMPANY. Lesst on OF
principal plaes Of bssinsss, sAn francisco.
Losaiiss Of verls. Virginia Mining District.
stsrey county. N.vsda
the Dssri o. Direcsor. held 90 the 3ls, day
Of March. 1878. an sssessment the. ~ Of
rahy Cents per shArs va lsvted upon
the capital stock Of the eorponfion, payable
Immediately. In United states gold eo,r. to
The Secretary, ct the once of the Company,
nfom "a eos CAliforuia street., San Frneisco.
Any stuck spoa which thi. assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 7ist day Of April.
ls.d. will BE- delinquent. and advertised for sale
Al public auetion. and uniess payment u made
Dsiors will b soA - TUESDAY. The sth
day Of MAJ. ISIS. 10 pay the ~delinquent
assessment. togechef vim costs OF advsr-
b. erdss Of the Bad o. Directors.
- FRANK NOYkR. SECRETARY.
ones-Room 10. No: 10 California s,rsst.
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NV YelI coesollDArED
IN niNiNo ooNPANY.-Lecstiou Of prin-

sipl pAes OF business osn Ffaneisoos SAii-
Location Of voshs. Gold Hin. Storey county.
Sevsda- .UrI. -
Ncties 10 hereby given. that Il . mestins NJ
the Board OF pircetors, held on the sssh day Of
March. iss6. an assessment mo. teD Of Eighty.
three and On.-third Cents te3Sc.l per share
was ievied on the capital stock Of the corpora
ton, payable immediAtsly. In United States
sosd coin. 10 the sscrytary. o. the once Il the
California strsst. San FrsDeiseo. California.
Any stock upon which this asssssmsut shail
remain unpaid on the nus tistl day. Of MAJ.
~. NJ \, % as ~ 49, ns,rspS u ~
ssiors win b cold On YRlDAY. the 10 b
day Of nay, lsie. 10 pay the delinquent a.
sessment. toeethe. win costs Of advertising
ana expenses Of sale.
By order Of ths Board Of Directors.
ID 1. THOMAS. Secretary.
once = Room n Nag wards Building. ti9
California street. San Francisco. vslffornls-
-~UOaA
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Willow yAckEr slLvER nan.

u MI
Nevada Principal place Of basiness, Main
street. Gold Mill. New.
Notice 10 hereby gwen, that at . meetingo Of
the nDar1 - 1rusts~- Of ad Company. held
on the 18th day Of March. is7e. an as-e-smenl
(No. 7D Of One Dollar ,tD per share was
levied upon each AAd svsry .hArs VI the capital
stock u ah Company, pAtabls innsdiie6.
In United States gold coin. 10 the Secretary. 81
The onee VI the Company. Main street, Gold
NIL. Nevada maEnnA
Any stoek upoa vhieh eaid ss-e-sment shan
remain unpaid on FRIDAY. April n. is7s. shali
be deemed delinquent. and will b duiy Adver-
tissd for sale al public auction, and unlcss
payment shall BE- made before will Be sold on
WEDNESDAY. the 3tih day Of Nay. ts7s, 81
II oieiock n. In front OF the once VI the Com
pany, 10 pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gsther with costs Of advertising and sxpenses
Of sale.
"a. W. HOPKINS, Secretary.
Gold mn. New. March IL. issa. mristd
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MggIIho.

DuCKEyE GOLD AND SILVER MINING
ID COMrAyY.-rhe annual me ting 10 the
stockholders ef the above-r ameL Company. for
The elertioa of Trustees and the Transaction Of
surh other bu.insvs As may CON. before u. will
- held On YHiDAY. Marvh 81. is5s. % the hour
Of q o'elseh .. y. nj that day. al the once of ths
Company. Room 10. No. ~ Mopsgu mery street,
asn Franeiscc. California transfer boo,s will
be closed on Monday. Mach ~. 1873. d 3
o'clock n q. a. SANkkY. Secretary.
Omes-Room %. No. 81 Montsomey .tre.t.
"A. vrsneisco. California. nristd
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And in accordance with law. and an order VI
the Board of Directors. made on the 18Th day Of
February. 1916. 90 many sharss Of each parcel
of suen stoch % may be necessary will be sold
a. public auction, 81 the ofies 81 the Company.
Room 10 liay wards Building. No. tio California
street, ban Francisco. California. on TUBS.
DAY, the eleventh Ciithl day OF April. ls16. o.
The hour Of I o'clock .. n. Of said Jay. 10 Isy
said delinquent sssess" ent heron. togethsr
with cats Of advertising and expsLsss Of the
sale.
once Room No. 10 Hayward's Building,
No. CIV California street. Ban Francisco. Cali.
fomia. mnstd
HLORIDA nILvER MlNIN0 CON.
Il PANY.-Location OF principal place Of
business, San Francisco. State OF California
Location Of works, Storey county, state OF
Nevada.
Notioe.-Thcr are delinquent upon the fol.
dercribed stock, on account Of assers.
ment mo. q levied on the tn day OF Feb
ruary, is1G, the several amounts set opposite
the nance Of the respective shareholder. a.
followsi
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one-Roo@ d. No. tis California .if.si.
Nan frsnci.co. California. spitd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26

10 til" wnndshrd. The litter poker shovel and
"'h'l small attachments can he put in the packets
ana the hood may he drawn over the urn
=, on have considerable inatin. population in
inns village, haNnt N0u ,! asked a stranger of on,
"i the citizens of Il village on th,. Nississiuu
Well, Yes rather" was the r,ply Abuut hnlt
IN" year the water is up t" the second story win
dOws.' "
during the Mexican war one of the generals
cam" up I" Captain Bragg and said L aptiin
III" crisis has arrived fire - Whrr,.upnn Can.
!h lia"G sad Ia his lieutenant ''Nuu hear what
mat ia" Genera, has said. fire but Captain
dnlI see anNtling IL fire at. Fire at thu. ,ri.
sis SAID Captain Bragg.
y gentleman surprised to see his LITTLE
daughter bring home from the sunday -srhnnl Ii.
hrarN gray" treatise on 'iack sliding MY
enid, SAID he this is too old for vnu; ynu can
max" ANYTHING out of il. Il know it, pala was
The reply. "hnt thought | could when took il
Thought II would teach how to slide back
ward.
TN" Drawer in Harpcr's Magazine for June. has
tn' following story from North Brnnktird: \ lit
ilr t"ur-N old boy. Willie bN name enioyrd tn,
injury "i sleeping with his mother during a short
iIlh'~S Att"r his entire recovery his mother told
nun nun 'he hl@hI mat II" was {" 20 again To his own
ii''l' room. II" mad" II" objections hut after he,
IN. hldltSS"d sand la his mother. Mother | want
l" say my prayers alone tonight 'Iut why de,
N"u want To- Willri' ''BrcaIIS, | want Ia mann
ma Mother hundred him. and standing out side
lh" door heard Willie pray as follows: 20 bod
make Willie sick make him real sick make him
w"mit but don dead him" How much that bny
wanted I" sleep with his mother
lh" New York papers tell about a 'lrawback K
on sugar. That's nothing. There has been Il
fearful drawback on lasses all the season.
Father, what does printer lvrun p .'Liveun
lhr same as other folks. of course. WHY do YOU
phh any thing Tor your paper; and the printer still
sends IL Ia Nnu" "
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ButterWick's Weakness.
\ MAN OF SOCIETIES.

Deacon Grimes called the other daN
upon Mrs. ButtcrWick to ask tor il sub
>cription to the Missionary SnrietN
The following conversation took place !:
~ our husband is Il Presbyterian.
mlicvc. Mrs. Buttcrwick ," said the
deacon.
no. replied Mrs. g.. "hc belongs to
pretty near everything else on earth
but the church. That's what | say t."
hiin. that while he's joining 50 much
he'd better join something decent. that'll
do him some good. But he SAYS he has
NO time. He belongs to about forty six
secret societies of various kinds. He's
the aWtulcSt man for such things yen
ever SAW. and all the time running after
them. Monday night he goes round to
the Free MaSonS. Tuesday night he as
socrates with the odd Fellows. Wcdncs-
day is his Red Man night, Thursday is
his Temperance Lodge, Friday he goes
f"oling along with the Knights of
PNthas. Saturday nights he goes to the
Knights of HONOR. and all day SUNDAY
he Is visiting the sick and the widows
and orphans of dead members. If there
we're sixty days in Il week | believe
iuttcrwick would have some lodge to
attend to every night.
"Mr. crimes. that man actually
knows ninrty-thrce grips and over two
hundred pass words. And he's awful
my SteliouS about them. The other day
| SAW him swinging his arms about
kinder queer at breakfast, and present
ly he stops and says: Thunder. for
got where was, Mary Jane. You SAW
that 1t was grand hailing sign.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26
The Beginning.

Give cent and y"u may pitch Of the
rings and if it catches over nail IN give You
-iN cents
That seemed fair enough, -n the boy handed him
Il cent and took a ring. He stepped back t" stake,
tossed the ring and il caught at the nails
win You take si> rines /" pitch again, "r siN
cents p
six cents WAS the answer and two thTre-c"nt
pieces were put into his hand lie stepped OH we'll
atisfird with what he had done, and pr"hably not
havin., an idea that he had done wrong. grntl"
man 4tamdn. near had watched him and now, hr
I,ninuS laid his hand un his shoulder.
My lad this is your first lesson III gambling
'',iamblin. sir E.
You stakrd Your penny and won six, did You
not e
Yes did
You did not them and they were not given
Ia Nnu: Ven won them Just gamblers win money
You have taken the first step III tia" path that
man has zone through it aud Yen can the end
Now, | advise you t" L" aud give him six cents
back and ask him for your penny. and then stand
-uuni- with the, world, AN honest boy again
He. had hung his head down, hut raised IT quick
IL and his bright open look - hr said III ii" II.
will not h,. forgotten. He back and s''"I
emerged from the ring. looking happier than ever
lie. touched his cap and bowed pleasantly as hr raj
AWAY tn inin hi- comrades. That was AN h"nrs
boy
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Franklin in Philadelphia.

The advent of franklin into the city
on the day when, Il shabby lad of stN %
rntccn. walked up High >tecct MUNICH
ing his Inll. really marks the date ot
the birth of intellectual life of Phila-
delphia. There i not ali effort for i'm
proNcmrnt. mental OF practical. which
cannot he traced to its origin in the
trcming brain of the energetic printer.
schools. universities. tIcc churches. pub
lie libraries. drainage. tire and military
companies. street lamps and street
sweeping cNcrN reform. from the broad
policy ot the statesman To the smallest
detail. bears >omcW here the bold >crawl .
Franklin ttch. The wisdom aud >chnl-
al>hip nt that day were wholly draw Wn
from books. Franklin dealt directly
with the great natural forces. phN steal
and human out of the unlikely mate
rial of his fellow apprentices he made
the phl">"phic Junt": with the petty
politics of the lrnw>N town. he studied
>tatccratl Il Kite and Il KEY under his
keen eyes told the secret of the light
ning> which had been kept for ages
Nothing WAS too insignificant tor tine
life giving glance of these keen eyes.
He sees Il seed alhrring to the StIawS
on his Wiic'> bc>om. plants. tends il and
gives t" the country the before un-
known broom and Il new source of
industry. He observes Il green tw y ON
Il basket lying on the wharf. thrown
from an Amsterdam brig. plants and
tends that. and presently Pollard vii
lows grow Wild 10y every stream. He i>
the foremost typical American in our
history : moral rather than religions : IL
domestic man faithful To his wife. vet
cultiNating Platonic friendships with
other womcu; never losing his cool self
control. yet with Il keen. fine sense of
fun: testing one minute Il high meta
phN steal problem, and the next Il coun-
tcItrit dollar: always master of the
present moment, whether it demanded
The making of cases, rollers and ink
which he had no money To buy. or the
construction of Il new government from
the ruins ot the old. Rrbrccd Hr,iinJ
ILIrjS Scyjbu,y. far JIIu,
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Only a Penny.

was one" St"Ppln. at = friends hons" III New
Hampshire and hrhrld 4 scene which shall n,, 81
forget. 1t proved tn me "t how much value q,
penny may hr at times.
In the aft"rm"on "i one summer daN Il lttlr rlrl
and boy came rI~hin. I" their mamma each .i-kin.
t"r a littl, money
This is saturday aftrrn""n holiday mamma.
and wish t" enjoy ourselves
Susie dear said mamma. papa l. away. and |
Il" not think that have any money. q Vs.
have Just cents fnI each said she
laughing.
-, mamma cried Charlie: only q penny
only i penny Charlie said mamma.
:" each t""k Tia" httl coin and ~caml"r,,i "ti f"r
the altrrn""m. susie walked dow toward the vi
lace. Now. l don't know thought -h,. about 4
penn, being httlr. nrI,l all. can In, Il -,",l
deal f,r penny Let me SEE. l can get Iitrlr
bundle "t ,i> sugar plum- 4, c,nd, doll OF
aud tia" littlr grl talked herself ~ ~h, walked.
All the old and women "m the, street seemed
/" know Susie. and smiled pl,,~antl, a~ she. passed
th,.m.
Vt last -h, came t" old Jake stand Susie rl-u
ally h"m2hr her things here old Jake kept can
dr> and nuts and mIc, cool l-n"nad,-a penny :,
GLASS but h- did not. am happy t" SAY sell
whiskcy.
Well. Jake hlv" "nr l"nnN tins Afternoon.
That makes II" difference. my litl, daughter
RuN what N"u wish | will .iv, GOOD measure.
Susie locked AT this and that Vt last she Was
lust "n the point of buying th" -u.ar IIuns, when
her eye caught Si.ht "f aged approaching
His step very feeble: his face. WIS sad and
Ns h, PASSED hc L,"kcd wi-tfulll at the
c""l Lemonade Su~"'- heart IN com
passion.
''I'l,-s,. sir would N"u not like glass ,,
The old man stopped Thank vnu thank N"u,
littr mss. am very faint, and have tar Vet t" -"
Having drank th, lemonade, he asked " hat may
b your namr!
Susie PrHrst 80
''P,arslll ,-Pcar~nll'" said the old man What
j. y"nr grandpa's mam"
Lewis. sir.
In an instant the old man cla-Irri the little girl
in his My child III, child, am Your long
lost uncl,.'
1t The old man had just arrived from II
voyage of discovery. liz, had sci out f"r h"m" hut
hardly knew where he We never know what
may from littl. kindness I" "thrrs.-SundGy
Srh""i Visitor
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me nearly to death. S'poSe he was tn
become temporarily insane and gnsh
ont. what'd become of me and the chill
dren.
He's so careless. too. see him Civ
ing the grand hailing sign to the slop-
man yesterday, and the slopman asked
Bridget if Mr.. Butterwick had the St
NituS dance bad and | know when he
tried one of those grips on the man that
came to tune the piano, the man said if
he squeezed his hand that hard again
he'd give MIR. Buttcrwick bloody nose.
And as for procession. Well. it
seems to me that when Mr.. Bnttcrwick
amt at Il lodge he's marching in Il pro-
ceSSiom. Always some funeral or cclc-
hrat,on, or something, and he turns ont
and goes skipping around the streets.
dressed in Il cooked hat and sword.
and looking fierce enough to frightem
anybody ont of their wits. And he told
me that sometimes he gets all these
grips mixed, and he'll give Il Mason an
odd Fellows grip. and tell me not to
lie surprised if he was kidnapped and
made way with before morning. And
he II kiss the children good-byc. and
make his last little arrangements sos
everltIing'll he straight when he's
gone: and then the children and neil
cry. and he look solemn. and go to bed
+" rest before he meets his doom. But
nothing ever came of it. They never
touched him.
lou ought Just to see the letters that
come here directed To him. +. Butter
wick and IL whole alphabet of letters
strung after his name. He's II Right
Worshipful Grand Master and Sir
Knight, and an Eminent Past Grand
Sachcm, and Noble Grand and Il
Grand Chancellor. and Chief Mag
niticemt Reverend David Priest. Il Past
Dictator. and Il whole lot more such
things a> that. enough to take Noul
breath away: and with it all he's no
more stuck up than you are. just a>
humble as IL lamb. Aud he SAYS that
he can reel ont more stuff that they say
at ceremonies than'd fill small library
and he has about sixty sheep skin
aprons. and all kinds of pictures on
them that he wears when he i on duty.
80 he has no time to tend to church.
and no money for the hcathcn. He
spent his last dollar Saturday paying
up his last dues to the Knights ot
Pythia>. and he SAYS if he can't settle
up with the Dluid> 10y Thursday they II
cut him off and chuck him out. don't
know what happens to :; man when the
Druid> shut down on him. hut Butter
wick hints that it is not much better
than sudden death. Perhaps Nou'rc Il
Druid No! Well You call and see
limlterwick and he'll explain it to Nou,
and meantime those hcathcn'll have tu
shuttle along the best way they can.
May he. IT Nou Wa> to write to them
how Buttcrwick j. fixed they might
consider that sufficient. Good morning
Remember me To MIS-. Grimes"
Then the deacon Withdrew and went
around Ia visit Il less my >tcriuu> family
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26

''LoST DIP" There are truths
which for their Importance and fruitful
hess. are called ..secd truths" The
and if buried in the head of some boy
"r girl. will bring forth Il harvest:
Il am very snrry Nou were not at
recitation yesterday" said college
professor to one of his students, as the
Young man rose to rrcitr. You lost II
dip 10y your absence.
Lost Il dip. >ir? | don't understand
ynu." said the student.
Did You ever see tallow candles
made 10y dipping ," asked the professor
The cotton WIckiug for the candles i
strung OH rods. Il dozen pieces on Il rod
One 10y one the rods are held over II
vessel of heated tallnw and the wicks
are dipped into the melted grease. Then
the rods are set aside for the tallnw to
cool on the wickS. When all have been
twice dipped, the process is commenced
anew. At each successive dipping, the
candles are Il little larger than before,
and :" they grow To completion. We
are doing IL similar work in this class.
day 10y day. Yesterday the others of
this class were dipped again, and
trust their minds took on something
more OF our subject "t study, and are
the larger IN consequence. You lost
one dip 10y your absence, and | fear you
Will not easily ovcrtakc Nour classmates
who were here. If YOU want Nonr mind
lose Il single dip that would expand it :"