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HOW THE WATER IS CLEANsED.


HOW THE WATER IS CLEANSED.
First the water passes down through
four inches of assorted Marine Gravel,
then through eight inches of Patent
White Willow and Animal Charaoal {;
then ascends twelve inches through
Fresh Water Sand and Marble Dust:
then descends again through twelve
inches OF Charcoal.
The Filter, with all its tubes. is made
of Terra Gotta, and is SO arranged that
all the flltering material can be re-
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material, at a trifling expense.
They are manufactured in two sizes
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gallons, and the Office Size, to contain
two gallons. of altered water. The Fam
lily Size will filter thirty and the ONCE
Size fifteen gallons of water in twenty
four hours.
In Oakland alone there are about five
hundred of these filters now In use, CIV
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APPLICATIONS roR PATENT.


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S0LinArEn NINE-N@ &&-J. ; LSnd
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APPLICATIONS FOR PATENT.


ITO THE CoRTEz GIANT. OR CUMMINs
Il &inG->c.4 S4--U. >. Land once. kslreka.
Nevada. October "a. 1872. Notice - hereby Civ
en-. that Michsel Fitzgerald. whose rostofAce
address is Ccrtez. Eureka county. Nevada has
this day filed hts application fer q patent fer
nftsen hundred linear feet OF the Cortsz Giant.
or Cammins lode. OF vein bearing silver. with
sarfses ground four hundred t&sl feet IN
width. sitaste. lying and being in CcrtcG Nia-
ing District County Of EnrVks. and state q
Nevada. and known and designated by The
neli uoteS and official plat en- ete in this Once
a. Lot Nan her -, in township se north. range
4s eNSt. Neant ntsbio meSidisa. The exterior
boundaries u said Lot M. a. hesnz IS fellows.
10 Wit Variation lev de-. east. Commencing
II = pest marked Ne. l. L. = survey Ne. a..
the sane being post Ne Of e.. survey No
al. Nevada Gi&at, OF FtrsxrSid lS3c, whence
the section cerner. connaoR ~ sections ), 81
AID :. T. y r.. ~ Z. NJ u. N. bears ; -
icx. 4 nsin- W, $50 fest. the Garrison shzft
ss==S \ = deg 81 min. ". 4.A+ feet. and the
Ella main shsft upon this lode bears Roxth %e
feet thence. running LIST courss. nottA 80 fs<s.
al NJ sad survey 70. Al. 70 post marked
NE1nhS< =. NEite1 states SE~vsy Number -.
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tanning Is 1850 acreS. This eaxtra = ecn1Ge1
On the wsSs BY the Nevada Giant * EstESekzk1
Ell in TIE R~0rtsrs o&ee & Certss Mining
p4Strsss. en- YS<e 80. in RSek Il. q said N 1ins
rreur1s. Aax and al persa1s ctxlasaS adversely
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rafa<. 81 szS& raining S7QRz3 IS AerSsHhssc-s
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csxaaa VITA TIE Register e< TIE United STATES
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eureka Dailp Sentinel.


rrem the Bodie News Nov. IA.
Yesterdays News contained a brief ac-
count Of the finding OF the body Of q maj
burnt TO q cinder in a coal pit between
Bodie and Bridgeport. Information gained
since leads to the conclusion that a horri-
Bile murder has been perpetrated. There
is every reason to believe that the bones
found in the coal pit are the remains 81 an
old ceal burner, known as Dutch fred.
and that Joha Dillon killed him and then
threw the body in the pit TO escape the con
sequences 10 the crime. The remains Q a
sisted OF q few eharred homes baFni cut az
ali ssmhiance Of humanity but as huien
Fred has be~n missing for several days, and
As he was known to have had = diligently
with Dillon Just before his disappearance,
susricion naturally directed itssh that way.
1; appears that Dillon. who has The repnta-
tioa II hing 8 yery dangerous ana HeAeA-
sroas man. had a fight With Fred Just Pr
vious to the lstser's disappearance a II
Is reported tha. an Indian say he saw IN
Ion Kill Fred and throw him IN the sss-
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held. bat nothing could te learned as %
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were ever sent North for a market. Now, almost
every train and boat from st. Johns during the
Winter months, carry away more boxes ana par
rels than they formerly carried single oranges.
Since 1865 there have been probably hundred
times more trees planted than in all the previous
years since Florida was discovered, and the orange
trade is already assuming vast proportions, though
only in its infancy. Many tmid people suggest the
opinion that the business is overdoBe; that the
trees already planted will so overstocRthe market
that orange-growing will become Improbable ana
ruinous to those now engaged in the business ms
is possible but in my opinion not in the least proo
able; and am not enthusiastic upon the subject
from any selfinterest, for have never planted an
orange tree for profit and only few trees for orna-
ment around my house in town.
ORANGE WINE.
Should the time ever come when it will not pay
to ship this delicious fruit northward and west
ward, there is profitable use for it, not likely 10
fail until mankind become wholly self-denylng OF
pleasant beverages. A good many attempts have
been made to convert orange juice into beverage
called orange wine; but according to my taste. with
only slight success until within year or two past.
The usual formula is to add three four gallons OF
water to one gallon of juice of sour wild oranges
and then three to four pounds of white sugar to each
gallon, and when fermented bottle and use after
few months. This makes pleasant sweet
cordial unlike any grape wine that | ever tasted.
Mr.. J. ID. Mitchell, of Daytona, on the Halltax
River a VermOnter and "full Of cute Yankee no
tonsD concluded to vary the formula. lie took
sweet orange juice and water, equal parts, and
added three pounds of raw Florida sugar, very
pure article to each gallon in tight full barrel,
with bent tube from the closed bung-hOle to pail
of water When the gas bubbles ceased to show III
the water the barrel was closed and put away for
some months, and then the liquor was bottled and
corked tight and kept in a cool place till wanted
for USE The result is something worthy to be
called wine. / have had bottle of 1t,
made in 7S for some time in my house for the pur-
pose of getting experienced winc-drnkers to taste
it and without exception or hesitation. ali pro-
nounce it most excellent sherry. Yet Mr. Mitchell
thinks that which he has since made is superior.
He has proved that it keeps well in wood or glass
and am sure, whenever he can offer such wine as
this in the market, he need have no fear about
low prices for oranges and overstocked markets. for
that may occur and fruit may not keep; the vine
will, and will always sell when aged.