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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
Cure for Prickly Heat.

A naval surgeon writes to the Lancet:
" l should like to bring before the sec
ton of the profession practicing in trop-
ical climates the following powder as
cure for that troublesome skin disease,
"prickly heat" | used to suffer myself
dreadfully, and tried all the supposed
remedies without deriving any apparent
good. Some, as carbolic acid, appeared
to produce intolerable itching at night.
Lately have seen the local application
of sulphate of copper recommended.
The powder has the following percentage
composition: Sulphur sub, 80; magnesia
morning and evening: m tng 1ohfffdMMff ohfffd MMff6g
way: The dry powder being on a plate, a
wet sponge is pressed down on it and
certain quantity will adhere; this is firm
ly rubbed on the parts affected, fresh
moisture and powder being from time to
time supplied, the application being con-
tinued ten to fifteen minutes each sitting.
The parts are then washed clean of the
adhering particles. l have never seen
the worst cases last beyond four or five
days. So complete would the cure be
that it would be impossible to say if the
person ever had the disease. No smart
ing attends its use, and after the first APP
plication itching is practically at an end.
Also in that form of prickly heat resem
bling urticaria it effects perfect cure,
and the powder used once or twice a
week, as described, will keep the skin in
a perfect condition"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
Neat Farming,

The Rural thus describes what it un-
derstands to be implied by this heading.
The neat farmer keeps everything
around him neat and clean, and gives his
fields clean culture; stumps, bushes and
rocks are taken out and removed where
they will do the most good; his door
yards are kept clean and smooth, fences
always in repair, gates and bars always
ready to open and shut, all old logs,
bushes and other refuse taken from the
sides Of the road in front of his build
ings, his barn and outbuildings are kept
in repair and painted or whitewashed, !,
doors and windows whole and always
provided with hinges and fasteners for
instant use, his tools sharp and always in
their places when wanted-a place for
everything and everything in its place.
His farm wagons, plows, harrows and all
other tools are carefully housed when not
in use, his house is model of neatness
outside and in; he lets nothing 90 to
waste that will make manure, his stock
is well taken care of and fed, and always
kept in a healthy condition, barn and
stable floors kept clean and tidy; he has
more or less nice stock to sell every year,
and generally has little script in his
pocket for rainy day to pay his bills,
always rides with a good team and is
generally out of debt; he owns more or
less bank stock, and of course is happy
and contented, and enjoys the blessings
of life"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
MY WoTHERs DoOR.

met In the mist one summer morning
A girl whom had known from n child,
And whose bright self was her best adOrning-
hut that dark morning her looks were wild.
"StOp. little Norahl" She did rs bade her
"Why are You here alone on the moUr8'
l wns sad last night. to-day am sadder,
Because go from my mothers door"
"Why do you 70, then, and what is your sorrowS
Tell an old man who has known you long,
"Suggath Aroon, You will know tomorrow,
And be hrst-but don't 20 say was wrong.
] used TO he glad-no girl was gladder
never remembered that we were poor;
/ was sad last night and to-day am sadder
Because go from my mothers door"
"what has she done TO your "Broken my heart,
sir.m
"And what have you done to her, now, prayi"
" Nothing but love him, and take his part sir,
For the poor fellow hasn't word to say
"1hen she got mad, and you got madder.
And didn't You stamp your foot ON the nOOrfN
"I was sad last night" "And to-day you are
saddcr,
Because you go from your mothers door,
"You will go back, Norah. Give me your hand
now
" would rather not, sir" "Isay you will.
You will fetch him to see me. You understand,
now.n
"Your reverence knows him It's only Phil
She locked me up. and he brought me n ladder.
lie loves me- You told me that before.
But your mother is sad" " She shall not be sad
der
will not go from my mothers doori'
r. N. S0dddrd in AppietoRS' Journal for An
aust.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27

WE call your attention to the advertise
ment OF Simmons Liver Regulator, which
appears in the paper Of to-day. This standard
remedy, the only genuine Of which is manu-
factured by j. II, Zeilin Il Co., and of which
they are the sole proprietors, does not deserve
to be classed with the many "patent" nos
trums so literally advertised throughout the
country. 1t is one of the very best prepara-
tions in use, and is recommended by the reg
ular practitioners of medicine. 1t has large
sale in this city, and can be found in all our
drug stores. A bottle or package should be
found in every family, as its judicious use is
almost certain to prevent a Bilious attack, II
taken when the symptoms first show them
selves,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27

"A recent triple fight at Greenwood,
Arizona, is thus described by cOrre-
spondent: Johnny Baker swore he would
kill any man in Smiths saloon. There
was DR.. Foster there, whom Johnny
did not like, and he kept tiourishing the
pistol over the doctors head, saying he
was going to kill him. The doctor went
to his cabin and got double barreled
shot gun, and came back to make Johnny
beg his pardon; so he says. Grant Blake
saw him go to Smiths saloon with the
gun and ran after him to take Johnny's
part. Arriving there, Blake told the
doctor and Johnny to put up their weap-
ons At this the doctor turned on him
and shot Grant through the breast. The
latter almost Immediately returned the
fire, hitting the doctor between the eyes.
After shooting Grant, the doctor turned
ON Johnny Baker and fired the second
charge into Johnny's breast, killing him
instantly. Johnny and the doctor fell at
the same time, Grant walked halfway
across the street, when he dropped dead.
The doctor is not expected to live.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
Delicious Cookery.

The most delicious, light, white and whole
some biscuits, rolls, mullins, watiies, corn
bread, cake, etc, are possible to every table
by using the celebrated DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER. II is absolutely pure, and will go
much further in use than other kinds ofbaking
powder. 1t is impossible to fail with 1t in
baking. Ask your grocer for II, and do not
he mt off with any other
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
SuccessfuI nd Lnet,

Horatio X. Owen, a chemist at Toledo, O. 4,
has succeeded in extracting and turning to
account the anti-malarial properties so long
known TO exist in that great Australian fe-
yer tree, the Eucalyptus.
This Is an important achievement, aud
" Owens Eucalyptus Cordial" is rapidly be-
coming the popular remedy for all malarial
diseases.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27

THERE was a man in Holyoke, Mass,
who felt moved to contribute few
strawberries to a church festival. lie
was found in a neighhor's garden with a
two'quart pail, the bottom of which he
had just covered. He arranged the
matter By paying the owner five dollars
the highest price paid for strawberries
this summer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
oraefenberg marshalrs CathoIIe0n

Never fails v relieve and permanently cure
all those diseases commonly known as female
complaints. Sold by all druggists. Send for
almanac. Graeienberg Co.. SO Reade st., N Y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27

KINGsFoRD's OswEGo Corn STARCH, for
purity, strength and delleaey, has no equal.
Physicians recommend it as yely nutritious
for infants and inYallds.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27

My dear Bell, wrote Mrs. Calender
to Mrs. Gascoigne on her wedding morn.
ing, "allow me to congratulate you on
your talent for match-making."-H
psr's Magazine for August.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
mothers, mother., mothers,

Don't fail to procure MRs. WINsLow's SooTH-
INC SYRUP for all diseases of teething in chill
dreu. It relieves the child from pain cures wind
collie regulates the bowels, and, by giving relief
and health to the child gives rest to the mother.
THE best Normal School in the U. s. Is at
VALPARAISO. IND. See advertisements
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
NATURES REMEDY
YEGETINED
THE GREAT BLooo PUaFlGR
GOOD FOR THE CHILDREN.

BosToN HOME "a Tyler street, I
Boston, April, 1876. !
y. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir we feel that the children Homo
have been greatly benefited by the NEGETlNE you
have kindly given from time 10 time, especially
those troubled with the ScrOfula.
With respect Mrs. N. WORMELl- Matrou.
VEcETINE Is SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
II You feel dull, drowsy, debiated, have frequent
snr,SSoassd ven are suffering fram torpid iiver
~ lhu iio'iit;-- sgll you speedily
TOR or MEDICINE. IL In ''A"''
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTER
THE NoRTHERN-INDIAMA
MORN SCHOOL

VALPARAISO, INDIANA.
School the entire year. Students can enter at any
time, select their Studies, and advance rapidly
they desire. Fun course or study. New classes
Crganizgd. each month. Commercial course posi-
thorough to ne fOunu. UNtia Cnargu- Esrpt.hSes
less than at ann Ofhpg. school ga the land.
Tuition $500 per term Of II weeks, including all de-
partments. Good board AMI well-furnished rooms,
f2O0 to $3.50 per week. Entire satisfaction given or
money refunded Catalogue, giving full particulars,
sent free on application. Address
II. Ii. BROWN, Principal.
Fall Term opens August 2sth; Winter Term, No
vcmber 18th Spring Term January 18th, 1898, SUM
mer Term. Anril 10Th. Rcylew Tcrm. Jnlv I'd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER

II prepared from the true Jamaica Ginger combined
with choice aromatcs and genuine French Brandy,
and Is vastly superior TO every other Extract or Es
sonco OF Ginger before the public all Of which arc
prepared with alcohol by the old process. Itnstanty
relieves
Cholera, Cholera MorbtSs, Cramps
and Pains, Chronic DiGrrhOeG,
Dysentery and Cholera I'lfan-
twnp, DiGrrhOed IN TeethinO, and
aU Summer Complaints, Dys-
pepsta, FJGtuJency, Sluggish Di-
Oestion, Want of Tone and Ac-
ttUity In the Stomach and BotOeLs,
Oppression after Eating, Rising
of Food, and Similar Ailments.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27

Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists, erocers
and Dealers in Medicine. Price, 80 cents. Samples
free. Dealers should purchase original packages OF
one dozen TO obtain the trial bottles for free dis
tribution. WEEKS q POTTER, General Agents and
Wholesale Druggists, Boston.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27

Pale blue batiste dresses are the
novelty for midsummer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
BELLS MATCHMAKING.

My dear Flora" wrote Miss Ray
mond, " it is a long time since we have
met. Why can't you pack your trunk
and make up your mind to spend the
summer with me in this green and quiet
corner of the earth2 You shall diet upon
locusts and wild honey, il such be your
pleasure; you shall put in appearance at
parish picnics, or sic in the arbor and
embroider while somebody reads Tenny-
son aloud-in short, you shall do as you
please, If you will please to come to your
rural friend BELL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27

pAINTER'S ManuRI.-House and sign paint.
Il Ing, gralning, vanishing, polishing, kalsOminlng,
Papering Lettering, staining, gliding SC, 80 eta
Book OF Alphabets, 80. Scrolls and OInaments, a.
Furniture and Cabinet Finisher, 50. watchmaker
OF booksellers or by mail. JESSE HANEY q CO.
1l9 NASSAU St. New
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-07-27
THE POULTRY WORLD"
JACKSON'S BEST

SWEET NAVY CHEWING TOBACCO
awarded the highest prize At the CENTENNIAL Ex-
position, for its line chewing qualities the eScsl lcnco
and lasting character Of its swCetenng and avorinE
II you want The BEST TOBACCO ever made. AK
your ocer for this. and that each plug bears
blue strap trade mark with words JaclSsOn's Fest
JACKSON CO., Manufacturers, Petersburg, Va
, 1877-03-15

fnrrnl!ec, Int w!la ,:Ir"s s funds MI thc elnt
fully and tElw:1Iitv needed III C., busy Imam
vitI 4cutrr n~ tlIis.
M ,lIanlntn-'nrnt lm4 crcr bccn proved
against Tho iff,u; In fns T., little has ever Met,
alleged ngnust them cxrcpt that thry have
bttft slow to n,nku ncctllcs3 explanations Of
their b1slncas 10 irresponsible persons.
TIE INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS or THE FtKN
arc retiring ard t1tln*suu[nx nlct With M nom
sense als,tit item, md thoroughly devoted to
bteincst. Mr. Flood Is tho best known. H.,
4 hlue.eycfl gentleman Of modest betring, gen.
tie, courteous, rnt, AMI tenacious Of his rfghtt.
Vl3rlcn Is kln.t, polite, and lt1nIlicd. Mr..
Fair, who has charge of the mills and above
ground interests at Virginia, Is et.rcwt1a and skill
ful in management, n1it thoroughly corpc-
tont mechanic. Mr.. Mackcy Is nn impuieiro
onil generous n,an, who c,Te, . great tict.l 70
the poor, and Win Il vcry much loved by the
cntsro 1n,mrln9 population oi Virginia City.
Ills tmmcdta:c cares arc Under ground. Tic
miners rcspcct and love him. Few, in fart, ran
be found In Virginia to say m unktnd wortl of
John Mackcy. ,Thosc injured In the ntncs nro
carefully tended, and Il they dc their families
nre .prUvlac1 for. The annual nnount of
Mackeyss personal bcncfacttons cannot fall be-
low 800, coo All the members Of tho firm aru
respected a. generous md unprctcnttous Ects-
ttcmcp except by those who's. interests conflict,
and these, In the goUi time soon cunning, will
entertain more favorable opinions.
, 1877-03-15

has advantages In frrightngc whfrh Chicago hi.
uot, aud obtains for IT, merchants, frt,'n .nann
faeturcrs, articles II le:esnty ,nt.li cheaper
than C!'i:agnsan. ,'rh!s nrr:,t"' ,o the l:rn"It
Of tie faru'cr, t1,"r!,auk, ami 'a',u,cr ad hc*
to provo my statement Tint ono cu,i 1--WE tlrrc
cheaper finn IN the East The possibilities Ut
San francisco arc great. With tho finest harbnr
oil tho fac!ticc, and thc mighty resources that
surrounl It, It seems destined 10 10 one nf the
great cities nf Tho world. II l,aa oI.catty
begun to ontgrow the peninsula on whict,
/. Ii situated. an1 OakInnd. another Brooklyn
sprung up acro.a the bay and nlrcndy. has II, ,0o0
inhabItanta. 1t l,as Rruwu, and is htl!! craving,
very rapidly, ono rreht cn!tso nf which. have
n2s 9ps s ssne hy Ssrd oans oaSy % Gi tho
trolls tho rail and ferry communications between
the two cities, seven miles apart, carrylng paH-
tcnEcrs for the remarkably low price of 3 cents
the;, ior tlc same price. Ersnstonians pay tle
Northwestern Railroad Company 42 cents sinGle
fare to Chicago, WiIiyh r. one mile fuarcr Chta-
70 than Me1roso Is to San Francisco. And tho
Central Central raclac % cnfry 15ooa ra::enecrs @ = day DAY
between tho two paints, while they carry-fcwer
Than they might with nore liberal pulley. !. .
ean. Francisco has grown to be 50 1argc tint
deed, It Is to those who are fortunate enough TO
own hnnlcs IN that delightful mountain retreat,
San Rafael, fourteen miles away on The tortl,
side Of the bny. lnclosed bY picturesque noun.
lain ENHEca} Ht|tA lIAtuQ ~ uh ~ ptIIulG MN
shelters II at tho same time from the cool
occan brcexcs. San Rafael Is tho homo Of
nnny wealthy Franclscans who 20 back anil
forth to l,lsncst, and IL ie destined on account
of lis most beautiful location, ncarl,css to thu
citY, and lucxccpt!onnbIc climate. to be generally
sought for residence. 1ts climate 10 more nearly
like TINT Of Southern California than Is found
elsewhere III this ncIehborhood, which makes II
hIanlY favored Of inrnlIds. In future lettcrs
shall speak u,urc at length Of this charming
little gem Of place, anu Of otlrr localities
which have been incidentally rcfesrclto to. 1tismy
intention atso to Investigate some Ut the
OTHER GREAT 1NTENEsTs
Of the State. In hope that MY Researches may 10
found Of yalno to the renders Ut 'fnE Tribune.
In ptoof of some nf my statements nEpre,
hare been at sotnc trouble to gather the fullow
ing facts concerning few Of tho lca,lnE tlllat,-
cla! and commercial houses Of this city, which
herewith lay before your readers Is showing the
great wealth engaged In the various lines of
trade and finance, as veil a. to ilcmUnatrntu TINT
San FEanelseo is independent IN tnoncy matters,
10 commerce. and manufactures, md Hblc to
care fur liz people rs well and as c,cariy as most
Eastern cities. In future letters will speak OF
other individual and blslncss interests for the
purpose Ut giving Eastern people moro correct
idca OF tho business transacted here, Us well MS
tic iRcflitIcs for doing It.
, 1877-03-15

fng.. rfth hose connections NJ nyery fIoor, and
tho,lld the great to horsc-ppwcr engine In tho
tl,c works be temporarily disabled, In an All
tnfnlnI room fi'crr arc to" dummy engines with
fortt. tntfiDs capable nj lf,pdtng the winnie rA-
tabl'tinnent IN tiTc m!nates. these admirable
anec whlrl, IN two years. timc fnust nearly equal
thcfr cost.
THE MAcHixEHr
Is the same as employed In Eastern rcfncrtcs.
must know Is quite expensive. So complete
and tliosou1h1y arc these works cauInpc,l that.
n ofslcr to avoid delays which might occur from
Tho brcakagc Of :o'nc part. duplicate Of earl,
IN reserve, thus doubling The cost OF tho works
to tl,at extent.
Most ii lie
RAW MATERIAL
nscd during the past ycar was brought from
Manila, Spain, for Tie reasons named, In YES
s:s chartered By the colopany, though con-
ands Of swatow and Formnsa, from Batavia IN
sas Tic % nv % maleriai a iii .s ao,t ss s'f SIaek IL
appearance, aud how Il ass,lmes the delicate
willie after rasatng through, tho rcann9 proc
ess Is a mystery which charcoal aud bs.nc1iust
crushed sugar, cut Loaf and yellow c, besides
powdered and Eranu1ated. anil II golden sirup
Which. tl1..Et' nut guttc M ctcar as the hest
Rrale OF New York strups. Is 1ulte cquai to II
:" u. WI 3nA HAPSf''r III HEalt0iQ1UceBs lUfs 10
70 sc'ncas arc li.ed To clarity It. It Is not ouen
70 the objection which has s,ccn made by physi-
claus to the Eastcru silver Irips.
NE6<ns. e. r. srlEcKste
were the original ilgulcrtnrs uf tho refinery, ard
when It WAS afterwards takcn claatl.t, ui hy a
Joint stoek company, With ti,NUm capital,
they continued as stu:kho1dcr<. Tine present
ost'eets of tho Company arc Mr. Gcorrc II. Elk.
dent; ami sir. D.. SpIeckcis, Acrrctaty. The
stockholders arc oil gentlemen oil wealth. Jude.
pendent of thcis interest In tho rrHncry, un.l
with credit supabfr Of backing up anr enterprise
With which their nasIIes nlay lie cbhncctcd.
THE MAIN RusiNEss OFFICE
Of The refinery Ia at No. 9l0 Call:urnEn street,
whcte everything nccslftlt ,nay tic learned as to
sttEk anil prices. might aid TINT tlc Company
deals uny With Wholesale merchants. and never
sells less tltan load at tne, their terms tlclpg
cash, With n;;S per cent oil.
, 1877-03-15

and the scIsooncrs Miller, En1o7a and Bella rly
between snn Frnnctscn md the tsrutian 1a1atMls,
di'tsns about 2,a0 miles; nnd the steamer Alex.
arHlcs and schooner Uagmar bctwecn thsa p"rt
and the 1:uhsau itantls, about :',tD miles awnr.
Anotllcr fact which 1t may tnterrat my lady
readers u know ia, that all seal.skina
HAVE TO fr SENT 70 LONDON TO BE DREsaEp
AND DIED
before t1lcy can he made up Into the beautiful
garments 80 much admired and priced. There
A., ae tl.e sesret Is possessed Of girInR to seal
H. H. e'e3aGt ni; wa'ch no olcr fur equal
!n'!Hnna n5oug!,t 70 thts port by, their vessels,
wtlcncs they arc shipped overland to
;,"s Ncw yosk, ., and there rcshiDpe4 70 ton.
.oit, glossy fur . removed. s.y liEliy tcrapine
the inner SIDE Of the sk1n and reaching tho r.ots
nf the coarse hair which arr deeper ret than
those OF the mr. the fur Is then ready for that
men. From, London, through the agcnts Of the
Company tho lurs find market in every 4t.ar-
ter OF the globe. eo very large proportion of
these valuable tura are produced by this San
t!'c supply, but, ~ 20 doing, lar1c1y tontrols
demand.
Islands q ST. raul and it. George where
u lIas thc exclusive privilege Vi taking
s zeal lot tne perol Of twcn.y years from
comprise the whole Of the Comnanr's business.
II has NUMEROUS stations IL tic Alcutlan 1sl-
and and on tho Alaskan and Russ'an coasts,
wi1cre i gathers ft'Fs Of yarihis kinds. ,
!nE The officers of this Company at their o.t,cc,
NJ. $40 sanson,e street, wlItcf shows many
curious cyldcnccs Of tic strange life IN OUR
rc>cntly-aeaufrct! possessions. / 1istcncd to
,varlo,a colrtcssrs whtvh would here ac-
knowledge.
, 1877-03-15

1rnnt}h In, fhn riH 11rns rf
eae 5e "n fanra ~ e, H. =, Nv ~ ,h"t NJ
s.n Frn'rt."" IL nonnni,ant n ,,,nncv msttnrs ns
T. Han o.naree 70 sna ,nn,,nctnries. ~ an sr t.
care for its pcopia rs veil aui as ecarly as most
a,a;nt ;n,'ivfnot ~, isa'nns. iufsrcsts ~ ~
ro.n - nlv,,~ s.or,' ,,onn'. ,o,c o,~Ync,
NJ liz msinc.s transattc,f hcrr ~" vail n.
lie iecl itIcs for tloinr It. ''~' 80 ''
~
TIE BONANZA KINGS.
YLoon o'sa,sS,
, 49,. ...,.t... - .,,,
Hao aafo VIZ" 1''e eao1os+e ~ ea'" "''u ust'ue
taon Tor some months past on account OF the
delay In opening up tho Iuwcr lcscs Of tic Con.
so,tiatcA v!rglnla snlac, seem likely 10 bask
1919 .oe, j., ~. ,,.,1s,,'. ~ .,,,,it. t.nns ns
noon .aa.,s. ~ sa' ~ r,.n Tn,a no Nv Nv
average Feat!ef OF 1HE 1h1BusH wohla Do
douht(css willing to accept souo purtfon Of the
obloquY heaped upon these gentlemen could l,c
assume with their responsibility their cool for.
."aa ,rhasn 49, f,,'. .,a',h... ~, ~. t,,.,, -
sune. lhe.e e arc rour membess OF tAe ,l1m,~ Z,
James e. Flood william D. o'nr!ct' John ".
Nackcy, mil James Il. Fnr. Tho first two lpok
af.rr ticir large real estate, stock, and banking
latcrcst, In An Franct,co: tho otlIcrs suneriu-
.s'., :" ~ S"'" NV os .s...
tcaa thelr m,ncs' HALLS, FORESTS anu large watee
interests IN Nevada rlo assfesate .poo p6opef'Y per-
co., md It ia Increasing ut tho rate of SIS OoO
~ arrur f. ~ nrcttv osouiv dy;1cI hctwe"n
W. a"as ~ !s tsus,s o'sny ',, aE~In m..,s
ttoH't ''A'' ""e"eJ pS.'A"p' ''N'ts ''.''. ''o.o
than tho Others. Thclr money las probably nl-
Iordtd them so,lu consolation when tried by
r,v.non,r o1v,,attv b,,t tl,ctr ,.,ncs,.r,s IN.
ss..,t's H. ..s ,,.', H.. ~, ,.,.sas stsaI q.
.csf1tS 'as etooa .hc'n III s''i' oes'ef b1eau' 90
To a1l wclmcantug persons they would, of
course, prefer to bo understood aad appreciated
than to bo totally mt.rcnrc.cnfcil
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THE ".fAoh' ufos THEN
harc been ananalous IN inc history OF mining
management un this coast. ffcre aru four men
who hayo dcrc'upcl tho richest mines oyer
tno.r,, -, ,bo 1fnt.o1 a,,ta. ,rrn,, o,,,,to.,,"n.
dlrcs.ly ant! Indirectly to ,nany thousand pco-
pfc, brought bonnllcss wealth to hundreds,
competence to thousands, touched all about
thr,r win tho wnn[, of Fnrt,nntu,. ont1 rct b,rc