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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-03
CalInsrniA.

VIRGINIA CrrI. Nov. 1. 1s79.-C. p.
Gordoa, Secretary: We have hoisted dur
ing the past week SOL tons Of ore. On u
$50 level the north drift 10 now in lao feet;
progress for the past week. 40 feet. passing
through . vein formation. On our i73o
level good progress Is being made IN re-
,imbering and enlArging the main north
drift. During the coming week We shall
star, = Wine down from this drift at =
point east OF the north ore body for the
purpose Of extracting the ore remaining
below the sill door Of this level. The up.
raise from the end OF crosscut No. 3 Is
now up l6 feet. On the 225o level. In the
@. 4 q. shaft. the north drift designed to
intercept the ore vein found on the 2loo
level is in Is feet from the shaft. passing
through hard. blasting porphyry. The
pumps at the G. / @. shaft are working
well and handle the water easily.
W. II. PATTON, Supt.
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JuIia Consolidated.

VIRGINIA CIrY, Nov. I. l879.-Hsnry
A. Charles. Secretary: Tie work In clean
ing the southwest drift. 1000 level. has
been advanced to within 80 feet OF the face
Of the southwest crosscut. At this point
the heat encountered Is 80 great that We
are compelled to withdraw the miners,
while the blower reduces the temperature
to q degree as to make 1t suitable for them
to perform their work. Tho present aspect
10 favorable. The face Of the crosscut will
be- reached by the middle Of the coming
week and prosecuting commenced at once.
The winze on the 1900 level 10 making fair
Roadway considering the heat. and con.
tinues TO develop . fne body OF metal.
bearing quartz (mentioned In our former
reports). The fiow Of water 10 light, in no
way impeding progress. The dead, hot
air encountered on reaching the bottom 10
gradually working out. enabling the min
srs to perform their work with less OPP
preston. The Ward east crosscut has
been cleaned and repaired Q distance Of
275 feet east Of the main south lateral
drift. Here also the heat Is oppressive.
So far advanced. the crosscut Is found to
be In an excellent state Of preservation.
This work will be pushed as fast as the ex-
treme heat will permit to its face. As the
north drift from the Ward shaft Is making
rapid progress, We anticipate making the
connection for this latter drift. The ma.
chinery and pumps remain In excellent
running order. HENRY BAwpEN, Supt.
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Oversuaa.

GOLD HILL, Nov. 8. ls7s.-Gsorgs ".
Beaver, Prsudert: Since last report the
north drift, 1900 level, has been extended
A feet. and south drift SO feet We have
ii2 feet yet to run TO connect With Csledo-
mia north drift. At Forman shaft We are
cutting out pump and tank stations. The
600 bob station 10 completed, and We are
putting beam Of pumping engine In place
Making good progress on the foundation
for pump.hoist, and with all other work.
CHAs. FoRNAs, Supt.
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REPOkr.
San Franchise Board.

THIS MORNING.
2l0 0phir. 3iS. siA
4i0 Mexican, san, 3ia
800 Gould 4 Curry. IL. l0I
ATS Best 4 Belcher. lsk. ish. ID
AGO California. 81. 81
ll25 Savage. i6S. l6a. l6h, l6a bio
$50 Con. Virginia, 81. 5S
$40 Chollar. sS. 81
1850 Potosi. 81, ca, 81
1855 Hale 4 Norcross. Is. l7S. I'm
i65 Crown Point. 4. . 95
3s5 Yellow Jacket. l6a, l6, l5h
$50 Imperial. I 10
so Alpha. i4S
470 Bslcher. 8 so. 50. 3 co
60 Confidence. II
1865 Sierra Nevada. 52k. 50. 52a, 6lk
81. sou. son b5. 81 b3, son
SIS Utah. 20
500 Bullion. '6k
ass Exchequer. 81, 81
ITO Justice, 2 30. 2 80
1000 Succor. SOC b3
60 Overman. ~. %
100 Union Con-. 81. sOs. son. 81. siS
20 Kentuck. A.
so Alta, 81
ztV Lazy bryan, ooc
$40 Julia. 8 10, 5 GO. 81
80 Csledonis, 2 30. AZ
40 Silver Hill. I 20. IL
TAO Challenge. 8 10, ) 20
275 New York. S5c
$50 Occidental. "a
200 Lady Washington Con-. I Is. ID
100 Andes. I 40
400 wells-Fargo, i0c
ITO Ward. 2 IS
$50 Scorpion. A.. 4 10. 4. 30
200 Leviathan, SOC
1000 Trojan. l5c
$50 Benton Con-. 3 IS, > co
$40 Golden Gate.
$50 Con. Dorado. 8, 2 30
l25 North Bonanza. ! 10. l 10
100 Fairfax. SOC
600 Mackay. l6c
$50 Mountain View. 2 60. ~. $40
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silver Hin.

SILVER HILL MINE, Nov. 1, l87s.-W.
E. Dean. Secretary: T%hirty.two feet have
been added during last week to our east
crosscu,, 1900 level; whole distance from
incline. 6s2 feet. The drift has been very
soft and damp. requiring to be timbered
close up to the face after every blast,
which partly accounts for the unusual
small distance run. Also, General Grant
kindly made us . visit, which stopped oil
work about one and Q half days. Our im-
provements are being forwarded fast a.
possible with our present force. We hope
to finish compressor and other improve.
ments on top during present month.
II. O. HILLrER, Supt.
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consolidated Imperial.

COLD HILL. Nov. I, 1874. X. p.
Harmon, Prs.idsnt: For the week oading
this date we have done the following work
on the mine: Our south Wine has been
extended 10 feet, making total length OF
same to date 81 feet on the slope below our
1900 level. We have started . crosseui
west, $500 level. opposite the one running
east, same level. l25 feet north OF south
winze, which has been advanced TO date 9
distance OF 10 feet. We Set up the diamond
drill In the face Of the joint crosscut east,
$500 level, and have drilled to date Ia
feet. Are putting track and pipe In join,
winze preparatory to sinking same to our
$500 level. 4. G. HAMILTON, Sup't.
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VIRGINIA CTR. Nov. 8. 1879. - E. B.
Hoimes. Secretary. On the 1900 the south
lateral drift has been enlarged and retim'
bered rs feet, leaving 40 feet to be com
pleted to the Hale & Norcross line. We
are engaged in repairing the south winze,
and preparing TO pump the water out to
the $500 and 2i00 levels. We have finished
lowering the main pump below the 22O0
station In the incline aud are %excavatiny
for q large water tank below the 2200 sta
ton. We will start two crosscuts today
west ON the 1900. No. I near the junction.
and No. 2 100 feet south Of No. l and 40
feet from the Hale 4 Norcross line. Every
thing In good working order.
II. @. GILLETTE, 6upt.
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a.p..ls s.erey,s Grave.

A granite slab vas Saturday raised
over the grave Of Captain E. F. Storey,
in the Masonic Cemetery. Captain
Storey was one Of the earliest settlers
on the Comstock. and lost his life In the
Piuts wal In June. 1860. This county
was named after him. The slab erected
Saturday was put up at the expense oil
Colonel ]. W. Hall. Of Frauktown, who
was an old friend Of Storey. having
served with him In the Mexican war. II
bears no inscription. but contains .
place for q marble tablet. upon which II
IL intended to sngravs something suit
able.
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Hale 4 Norcroaa.

VIRGINIA Crrr, Nov. 8, lS79.-Jod p.
LioAfssr, Secretary. The retimbering o!
the north drift, 1900 level, has been com.
pleted to the Savage line. The south
drift. same level. has been cleaned out .
distance Of 80 feet. A west crosscut, $50
feet from our north line on the 2i0o level,
was started yesterday. C~rosscutting ives,
from the north drift. 1900 level, about
same distance south Of Savage line, will
be commenced today. Our machinery
both above and below the surface 10 In ex.
cellent repair aud giving perfect salts.
faction. PRILIPP DEipEsHIIxIR, Supt.
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Arrival. Yesterday Mora,as.

n L Crowell. + Tresise. John Madisan'
] Rosenbrock. J II Douglass. J Alexandra,
8 Edwards. L S~iebenhauer. l. L Crockett,
and wife, A G Hamilton. J F Burckhalter.
A D Hill. W @ Weir. l Fulton and wife.
W J WEIGH. FA Hank. E N Skaggs. r II
Wright. Miss McDonagal, J Hanson. W N
Hickey, Thos + 0'Rourkc. Mrs. Gust, Mrs
n Goodman. Mrs W Allen and children,
Mrs. Smiley. Miss Jackson.
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million.

GOLD HILL. Nov. s, 1871. N. Brasen,
Secretary. The incline winze below the
also level has been sunk and timbered IL
feet during the past week. making the
total depth 2i2 feet ON the slope. The
Material passed through IL . favorable
working. vein ~porphyry. showing some
quartz and clay. The water has decreased
in quantity to such An extent that We can
easily control u. The east crosscut on the
1900 level has been advanced 81 feet-msk.
ing the total length Of same As feet. and
continues In the same notwithstanding
quartz. giving occasionally low assays.
E. A. SCHULTZ, Supt.
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

rhs following letters, under the dates
,-on Aha coms,ock
gwen nave oeeh sen' ~
10 the principal offices OF the VARIOUS com-
r.,;e. in s.n Francisco:
ophir'
VIRGINIA Crrr. Nov. i, lSI9.1C. Il.
Weller. Pre'ids"i! The main incline mas
been sunk aud timbered 10 feet during tne
past week, and Is now ioi ieet, on tne
slope, below the 2ioo station. Inc ma
terisl passed through Is . avoraoie-work
ing vein ~porphyry. showing some quartz
We expect to reach the $500 level within
four weeks. On the 1900 level the west
crosscut has been extended ~ feet-total
length 81 feet-passing through asoft vein
formation carrying clay and stringers OF
quartz. On the $500 level WORK IN ,ne
main north drift was resumed on Ihursdsy
last. and Is now in sss feet from tue main
east drift. passing through Q biraseye Por.
phyry showing some water. Inc JOIN!
Mexican west crosseut Is nov IN ~ zee, :,
from the main north drift. The WORK OF
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Caledonia.

GoLp HILL, Nov. I. is7s.-Georgs ".
Bearer. Presidsnt: During the past week
the north drift has b en- extended IS feet.
We have ia feet yet to run TO connect
With the Overmsn south drift. At Formsn
shsft ve are excavating and cutting out
pump and tank stations. The 600 bob
station has been completed. Good pro.
Rrrss Il being made putting beam Of
pumping engine In place and upon foun'
dalton Tor hoisting engine. etc.
cxAs. FoRxAx. supt,
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North Bonan.n aud FIewery.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Nov. 1. l87s.-K. W
Stet.on, Secretary . On the 800 level. south,
we have advanced IS feet; on the north, 10
feet; with no material change. On the
400 level. south. IS feet; and In the north
400 drift, 20 feet. We sunk tue shaft dur
ing the week 20 feet. The water coming
in at the bottom Of the shaft gives but
little trouble. D. II. JACKSON. supt.
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There are 10 persons IN jail-ll males
and / female. Nativity. l a American and
IL foreigners.
The ground about the ophir office
and the street In front Of 1t is being
macsdAmized.
F street, south OF the hale & Norcross
works, Is being graded and putin Winter
order.
The Board OF County Commissioner
will meet at IL A. n. tomorrow.
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Utah.

VIRGINIA Orr, Nov. I, 1872 George
G. Pratt. Secretary: The work Of putting
the pump rod and water column In the In
cline was somewhat retarded the past week
BY the parting Of the pump rod In the
main shaft. This has been repaired and
all 10 now working we'll. Tho second
pump In the incline will be connected and
started to work In = day or two. The dow
Of water remains unchanged.
W. b. s~HkPPsRp. sup't.
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GOLD HILL, Nov. 1. 1879.-Jdmes Neae.
iand.. President: The north incline has
now reached . depth Of $50 feet below the
1880 level having been sunk and timbered
"a feet during the past six days. The
bottom still continues In hard ground.
Tho main south drift on the 2760 level has
been extended and timbered 50 feet the
past six days. making the total length zoe
feet from the station. There 10 no partiou.
lar change In the material Of the face oil
this drift. All other work In and about
the mine 10 going on q usual.
W. Il. snrrH, 6upt.
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n.,.,,,r.. ,.., rvrn,nx.

AID Brill. W P Lane, d E Mccarthy. T
Cspucetti, L L Crockett and wife. CIV
Foster, W s Gauge. G Hubbell. Ew
Hutchinson. Mrs y W Powell. A Hill.
Thos NcKenns. Mrs L N Curtis. Charles
sutro. @ J McKim. Mrs W Perrin and son,
Mrs n G Gillette and daughter. W j
wslch. J z Combs. Mrs. @ J Brookins.
Mary rinlsyson. Miss Smart.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shan.

VIRGINIA CTR. Nov. l. 1874. x.
p. Harmon, Prs.idsnt: During the past
week We have finished putting in pump
column. Have nearly complsted connec-
tions with tanks and pumps. Ballast has
been put In balance bob II the $500 level.
Stays have been put on pump rods. water
between the 220e and 2tO0 has been turned
into the tank ct the latter point. which
will greatly relisys the pump In the bot
tom Of the shaft. AL the machinery II
In sxcsllsnt order and % running very
smoothly. IsAAo I. RxouA, supt.
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Arr,,.,. sh,. Morning.

Gov J II Kinkesd. Jos Barstow. James
Crawford. r Kirman. ] Mann. AID Bul.
lard. D b Lyman. G C Huntley. K Phelan.
J Alexandra. A Towne. @ A McSweeny. F
W Hill. Mrs 8 Ripley. Mrs Kittrell. Miss
r Owen. Mrs Z Leonard, Mrs II Morris.
@ ] MeKim. N J Mellyn. Thos Hughes,
Mrs. T Mccullough. Mrs Fraser, Mary
Scoffe.
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Trojan.

COLD HILL, Nov. !, 1873. David
Wilder. Secretary: Twenty.three feet have
been added TO workings above second sts.
ton, passing through quartz carrying fair
ore. West drift on third station has been
extended IS feet through hard ~porphyry,
with seams Of bright, lively quartz. Mine
only worked dive days the past wssk-msn
Of 70 Grant reception.
ALBEIT LAcKxr. supt.
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READ AND LEARN FOR YOURSELF.

Many valuable discoveries and much ussfu
tnowfedes 10 kept from the world. becsuss o
the immenis sxp'pss In making them kn wi
% the people. This 10 not the case viii
BosoaAIs GERMAN SrRur. although but . few
reaches In svery town ana vili,R. IN the u. Z
Its WONDERFUL success 10 curing O nsumpt on
severe Cough, PDeumopia, Asthma. and 81
other dis-a &c Of the throat aud lungs, va. nr-l
made known BY distributing every year. 10
three years. over 10000 DO ties 10 the andicted
merit VS.. ever given before TO auy other prepsr
alton. OJuid you ask morsf Go 70 you
Druggist and got . bottle for 10 cents and .rl Il
Sample bottles 10 cents. "
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Yellow Jacket.

GOLD HILL. Nov. 8, 1s7s.-Nsresr 0tsy,
Secretary. The north drift from shaft
270O has been advanced during the week
40 feet and 10 today In 273 feet. The easi
drift from north winze, 2700 level, 10 now
In Is feet, having been advanced 90 feet
during past week. /. L. JAMES, Supt.
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HOW TO SAVE y

Instead Of going to . doctor for . prescrip
ton, II you have Br'ght's Dissase. Disbstss
Pain In the Back and Loins. Smsrting. inhs~
nation. oslculi. Bickdust Deposit, or an,
trouble Of the Kidneys or Bladder. buy . botsl'
Of DIR. MtsTIs's NkPHRsTIcUh 4. the Rreal
Buehu Compound. It 10 the most wonderful
prsscfipuon ever compounded Tor thsts
troubles, Messrs. Abrams = Carroll. wholesal'
druggists. aay: I'VE regard Nsphrsncum q
M bst kidney and Bladder Rsnnsdy IN ~
mdrkst." Woodward, druggi.t, PvrtisLd. ORE
goo, says Everybody speaks highly OF It '
Chiids, druggist, Portland Oregon. SAYS: "Solt
ivts OF 10; Il always does the work" Msui
have been cured Of obstinate kidney complaints
sftsr the doctors have givon them mp. Fol
ssis By ali druxgists. Plea 81 -.
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Ward.

VIRGINIA CITY, Nov. 1, 1~S79.-Jaeob
S,adfsid. Jr.. Secretary: During the week
ending this date q small station has been
e~Icavsted on the east side Of the shaft and
a drift advanced II feet toward the Julia
long east crosscut, 1900 level. This drift
will DO pushed ahead with all possible
speed for the purpose Of establishing pure
ventilation on the Julia side |; also. all
water flowing above this level In the Ward
shaft will be- taken up at this point aud
carried through to the Julia shaft, thence
pumped to the Sutro tunnel. which will be
. very desirable advantage to both com.
panies. Hosting machinery remains in
good running order.
HENRY BAwpEN, Supt.
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q. II. GALLUP.

o. q. eALLur. opposite the Bank Of oslifos
nis, Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand q
iavorite brands Of Imported Ctsars. choice bi
ciRars, all kinds OF chewing tobacco, meet
schaum pipes, school books and stationery o
oil descriptions, nns CUTLERY. md tors ann tAnc,
Roods OF all kinds. sp39 n
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SYRUP or FIGS.

Cures B~liousnsss. Constipation. eto. I,
cissnsss the system and purinss the blood. u
10 Q prompt pursstivs. and 10 very pleasant to
the taste. For sale BY oil druggists. II
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rION FREE.

For the speedy Cure OF Seminal wsaknsss
Loss Of Manhood. and oil disorder brought OF
By indiscretion or exceed. ANY druggist hai
the ingredients Address
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SUICIDE.

A Distinguished scientist once aid; "Nc
man with . strong and hsslthy stousch svsi
committed suieids." and Jet MANI arc suffering
the torturss Of the damned with Dyspspsl.
whom Q sinsls bottle Of DR. MIkTIE's Rpgiish
Dsudslion, Liver and Dyspspsis Pills will Civ
relief. and II psrsisted 10. win cure the WORT
case OF this dist essing trouble. This Pill
cures torpid Liver and Biliou.Dsss. n gulate'
the Bowels. removes Pimples from the Face
cures Ssll,.w Oomplexi %, Foul Breath, Slcl
Hea iachs. n -artburn. Pain In the sides and
Back, u sugar co.ted mi GUARANTEED 10 b.
PUnRLY 2EGETABLE. IL acts dirsctly upoi
The coating VI tue stomach aud On the Liver
can b taken 10 any climate Wet or dr.,
weather. Beware OF limitations. The Gtaut1t
has 40 engraving OF Q II N on the outside wrap
per. Pfios % Cents. For sale BY ali dfuggt.ts
TuIRl have been mors cures Of semtna
weakness, nervous debility and paralysis mad
By the wonds'fai RDglish remedy, Str Astle,
Cooper's Vital Restorative. than oy al Other
remedies combined. why will you suffer
Send " A. e. Mintis, n D., No. II Kesrny
street, Ban Francisco, for the b storative. snc
b cured. Prios. 81 per bottls; four times th'
uAnttly, 1lQ, Try Q bottle. mh29 iy
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Pay Rolls.

Some Of the mines commenced paying
OF Saturday. some are paying today and
others will liquidsts tomorrow. Follow.
Ing are some OF the amounts for work
done In October:
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TIE PIONEER
nAlRDRfssluQ SALOON
o. PohL. ~PRoPRiIroR.

MAIN 9TREET...........00LD HILL,
Opposite 0ibson's oaloous
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NLIAN TOWELS AND sHARP RASoaa.
~ Qaiek. enoeta. EeA ttnssiae. woet.
srs.sss, s.itsols - sla.hesssy NJ.
~ feeusth. ~
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Tho following letters, under the dates
given, have been sent from the Comstock
to the principal Offices Of the various COM
nanies in San Francisco:
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Mexican.

W. II. PATTON. Supt.
, 1879-03-21

LHHHHR IFHs5+
In faet, Dean Stanley Is go good d man nnt,
stalMs Oh 70 high moral elevation, that ono IN
cmbo''lcnes 70 stats frankly that aspeet OF his
Character wllscl, Ills warlnrst alMtrcra nre ,nnvI
tlistNseu to dwell ulpnt Aynin MtlI nvulu tut.,
hayu sntd thHt Dr. Stanley, az Dean III Vast
IH!tlstcr, WIS ona Of tltose Instances 10 rutcly
met with of tho r!ulH man III thu right parc.
This ~ tr,lu enough. bnt with sIfe1ii rcsurya.
tson, Westminster Abuy IL not only u buryin.,-
place fur the tllAslriolls dead a.,ii 1utiol,1l
m'.seutn OF antlquitips hui y Christian church.
mud It's chof custudan Should presumably bo a
ChrIatlnn clergyman. Now, Dean Stanley
!. scarvty moro Ut n Ct,risi!an lin alIy
de!nablu sense Ut the word} than ii,
llcnAi. PeEllaps Il would BIZ mora co,lr.
teotla to say tint N. lsu,ian Ia must
virtuoAs mud hgh'm!maetl mani bus al good a
clan ~ the Dean 10 thu title Of Christian. II
is 4 puzzlo to thoughtful ptrsous how a moral
pus|st eau really CONCEIVE himself justified tI
drawing tho pay Ut III establishment, thp dog
tr1ncs Of which arc to hnl Ho illaur figures Of
snecch. To lin the miraculous pnssuEe Ut thu
Red Sea IL o natural pteuoMunol,, Exaggerated
by jewish prido into IL rrctrrnaturai marvel:
the ubedunee Ut The sun To Joshua O Ane but
strictly poetical Idea; ~ t. laraobas, hu was aa
unfortunate lnnt,. wl,ose iteas were probably
~nrbcl IN tho 'irst instance by tho narrow eu,-
eat!on IMpartcd itI Il theological College. In
truth, Dean HtAnleY might bo tloscrlbed as
secular tafnt Ills hhne!css life offers a bright
model {anl u rcbutc] to only tnn nl4ny profess.
fnE Clristalis. II stluUh! III faIrnrss be a,ldud
that l,o HAS soln1 nnlr,!ul advantages over Or
llnary men. Uf what arc commonly cullcd t'thv
ilra senses" llp pOssessrs but twO-at least, in
perfection. That Of tasse ha lacks altogether,
deriving AZ much enlnyl!ent from q HtfasburEs
plo as others would fruln ptecc Of dog -hIscujt.
Ita varied tiuts OF flowers he can appreciate,
but not their perfume.
, 1879-03-21

deer in the Tnrk.h bonds In Pntls. The Rosbs.
rhflds eonrIicrca them vcrv cheap nk 10. Allnt
ohro petty row brake cut III lIcrzer vi1a.
Nobu1y topk any notice ut It, for who cared
ailous jIerzegoYlna H,rl ita nt,arrclsl Il was n
inarc trltling dirk spot on the brigtt horizon.
Yet yni know "hat,tllc results we're. TO me.
personally. tlsu thing wns lass ui over
61000W, fnr my. bombs wcrc sold at
a''out Ii. -. You mar rest a.s,,rcs!, gentle.
men, that the Cllinatnnn will hare 10 1,1It tjlo
United States. lIe Is Ut no good To this com.
try. fic works cheap, but he tsncs not spcnd
rent. lie tl0cs not cnt nnything except tie rice
wlltcl. he brings With htn,; he does mt uao any
cloths erropts THOSE ,he f'nporta; he does not
even drink or stuokc; Ilu takes all the nonev he
it'akcs back to ll!s country; even his dcatl body
Is caFricl away l.y his friends. Uf what eurtlIy
tlte can he pt'ssthly he to t1l.a countrvf Apnrt
from all that, liz: Ia not man; he Ia an animal,
LOT What Ia The tnost striking difference between
aniMa! .nnd mimi The man laughs, ihe
animal loea not. Now, haro ynu ever seen a
ShHaii1at, lauglli Will bet you anything ron
like that you hive not. The ChInarno,l ID mn
aiilI1a!t nut naf.. nnd can never bo mntle 10
nsslnl!late with us.''
As opi,lion Of this kind, coming u, it does
from al Intelligent foreign observer uni a ,,c.
voted friend Of America, dcsnryes intention,
notwithstanding tho grottsquu hutnor OF tho
language.