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The daily gazette., 1879-02-01
For Sale.

Four building lots at S. Z. corner Fl mt
and Jackson streets.
Three lots in Jackson between sixth ana
Seventh.
Five lots in Fifth between Van Suren and
Harrison streets.
Five lots on Gilpin Avenue between hsr-
rison and BroOme streets.
Five lots adjoining and north ofthe ABOVE.
Five lots at s. W. corner Harrison and
Lowering Avenue.
Two lots on Delaware Avenue between
Harrison and Broome.
Five lots on Pennsylvania Avenue ana
Fourteenth street.
THOMAS X. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
aec28tf 6O2 Market street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25

VERDANcY IN PHILADELPHIA.-Very
funny are some Of the incident which
have oecrrred at the State Fair during
the past week, and the course of events
has proven that the green 'uns do not
all come from the rural dstricts.
There are many things in the whirllng
of city life that completely beat the in
n0cent old lady fresh from the farm, but
there are more things in an agricultul al
fair thst are absolutely incomp prehensible
to the city dame, and the young lady
whose chief aim in lite is To follow the
fashions and drive young men distracted
That big streak of 'greenness' run
through all human nature is exempliied
by some little incidents which have oc-
CURED at the fair,
Two young ladies under a stress of
scalloped hair, whose pa WAS evidently
under mechanical turn of mind, almost
caused the instant death Of young man
from the country. They we're looking at
the sheep. and admiring the artistic twist
! in tha horns OF the Southdown rims,
whom they opened on the youth in cAArge
Of the pen
What kind Of lambs are those p said
one.
'Them's southdown rams, ma'am.
said the boy.
WIN you please show us in which
cages the hydraulic rams are kept? Pa
says they are real lly wonderful
The boy from tho rural district had a
spasm. Then there was rustling of
skirts. and The two v0nng Indies were
missing Phiiadeiph'a Record.
The innocent verdancy' of tho CITY
girls may be somewhat langhahle, and
no doubt the boy in charge of the pens
enjoyed the fln, hut that Record reporter
is not whit behind the girls, as he ac-
cepts the quiet joke of the boy as honest
truth. This will be plainly apparent
when it is stated that Southdown ram
never has horns ! That big streak Of
erenness' is not confined to city girls or
country bdmpkins. Albany Argus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25
TIE BOSS AMERICAN.


The civil war has not yet wiped out
patriotism from the American heart IL
may lie slum bering and unseen upon our
own shores, but when we strike abroad
the ftlul spark is bresthed into Fiery ex-
istence, that brightens as it shines.
typical wild eagle of this sort was receht-
ly met with. Among a party of Young
American tourists on the continent was
one who would have proved chief saeh-
EN- OF the DOUBLING Th1mases OF the In
nocents Abroad, be was SO thoroughly
patriotic that be could see no excellence
in anything in the Old World as cons
pared with his own country. Mountains,
waterfalls, churches, monument; seem
cry and all other objects were interior
to what the United States could show.
His compan ions became somewhat
tired of his overwhelming boastlulness,
and determined to give him one start>
ling novelty ut am rate, and witness
the fail Of his boasted greatness. They
spent last winter in Rome, and one
night on drinking bout they got the
enthusiastic young Yankee under the
table, but kept sober themselves. lie
got glorously drunk, intoxcation hiss
ed his eyelids down in sleep, and they
carried him into the cetacombs, laid
him carefully down, with candle with
in reach, and retired II short distance out
of sight to wait developments. After
awh lie their friend reused up. having
slept of the first drunken stupor, and i.
in state of some astoni>hment, began
endeavoring to locate him elf, at the
same Time mutteriag:
Well-hic-this's a little stran ge.-
Wonder-hic- where l em, anyway "
He got out his match, lighted his
candle, aud hogan to study hi surround
ings. On each side were shelves piled
with grnuing skulls, and inches filed
with skeletons, while all about were piled
legs, arms, ribs aud veltebl@- ehastly
array and altogether new to him. He
nodded t. the skulls on one side with Il
drunken " How d. do-hie ?" aud on the
other with " How dye feel-h c-any-
way ?'' tool, look at his watch, and
once more Al his surroundings, got on his
feet, took off his hat holding it above his
bead ehieked, geeruly and proudly :
Sail right; 's-hic alright. Morn
/ ing of the resurrection, by thunder !-hic
First man an the ground - -'tah for United
State. !-allers ahead. Rah for me spec
cially T.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25

Reform IN SPELLING Hon. Joseph
Medill, chiei editor Of the Chicago Trt-
1'ne, was one of the pioneers in the ad-
YoGGoy Of the spelling reform, ard took
his share ol the ridieue with which the
Suggestions for reasonable mode OF
spelling were received. He has lived 10
SEQ the day when every philologist of any
Fepute, either in this country or in Eu-
rope, is In favor Of reform, and when no
Intelligent man holds the movement in
disrespect. On the % Of this month Mr..
Medil issued the following correct spell
hDgs for the government of writer's, COM
positors and proof readers in the Tribune
Cfice
Hereafter spell certain words appear
lng in the Titune as follows:
Omit ue in demagog. catalog, pedagog,
tynagog, dialog, deealog, and other words
ending IN logue and gogue.
Omit the supeieuous me in program.
gram.
Omit the second m in dilemma (di-
lena.
Omit The super6uous te in cigaret, eti-
quet, parquet, coquet and all similar
words except Gazette when it is used as
the name of n newspaper.
Spell defnit in all its forms uithou:the
final 6 also, infnit-ly ness.
Omit fnal in hypocrit, favorit also
opposit~.ly-ness and apposit-ly-ness.
In words ending in " essness," drop
one from less" viz carelesness, thank
lesness, etc.
Omit the fourth in assassin (assasin)
and other forms of The word.
Spell SON erset, not summersaut.
Spell canon with Spanish n or spell
IL canyon.
Change ph TO I in fantem, fantasnn, and
all forms Of the word also in fonetc IS
~ tonografy, orthografy, alfabet, d.
U aR difthong.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25
u. 6. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION Fer A
PATENT 'ED a
PLACER MINING SLAIaY.
AUGUST 25th, 1879.

AUGUST 25h, 1879.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN hat
IN Ernest #. Hansen whose Post Ofics
address j. WeuvervilIe, Trinity Cuunly,
State Of California, has made npplicA.
ton for II patent Tor the following drs-
crbtd Gold Bearing Placer Mine stu.
nled in Wravervile Mining Di>ulH
in said County and State and known ~
the HANSEN GOLD PLACER MINE
h"d more particularly de,crlhtd IN tbs
plat and field notes now on file in this
office MS follows to wit:
Lot No. 81 in Township No 81 N Il.
8 West Nj. d. M. coninining 50 56 100
acres. Fir-t heglnniHg at an established
mineral monument, the same helhg
granite hou der marked thus (eircle wlta
ctOss dashe,) with n chisel. situated IL
the water at the confluence of Weaver
creek and The east fork of Weaver creek
Standing 10 inches above The water aud
presenting 1t surface ef 2 by . fre',
thence running at variation of lsi4'
Fast, S ll15o West, % 30-l00 CHAINS
inter~eetIng the 5. w. corner of lie
claim, OF the exterior boundary nl l!H
clam. Beginning ut the 5 W. 0r
starting corner of the claim is po'I
marked II IN rock mound, thence
running North 20 West 73 80 100 chains
Ia the n. W. corner of claim where
there is white oak post 5X5 inches,
feet long ma ked ii nnd SCI in rock
mound (; thence East II Il 100 chain, ls
the N. h. corner OF .he cnim where ail
oak post AVA inches, 3 feet long marked
ii Is set IN rock modnd thence D.
12A' West 10 20 100 chains intelste!
an onk nost AKA inches, feet long
marked ii and set in rock mound
thence South 70 Enst 20 80 100 chains
to an oak post 4X4 inches, 3 feet long
mound: thence s. 2lAo East % 20-lOO
chains tn post 4X4 inches, 3 feet long
marked Ii and set in rock mound be-
thence 5 40Mo Wet 10 90 100 chains
malk ked II and set in rock mound
thence S. 100 West IL "a, 100 chain. 10
the place of beginning or the s. W.
corner of the claim.
Bounded on the first course by nn'
claimed land, on the second course BY
unclaimed mineral land, on the Il nd,
lou th aud tifih course bv land claimed
by unknown persons, and on the SIAM
and seventh courses. hv land known a.
the Brchlel & Harvey Mine, claimed
by John BechlelI u Co.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto nre required 10 present the sa@s
to the Register and Receiver of the IT,
S Land Office at Shasta, Cahfonla'
within sixty davs from the first publ
cation of this notice.
AARON BELL,
Aug. 20, God. Register
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25
LAND MOTTO Es.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A
PLACER MINING CLAIM.
August 25th, 1879

August 25th, 1879.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN tho.
~ the nifty RNel Canal and Bvd
raulic Mining Company, u Cotporatiop
duly organic, d under the Laws OF tho
Safe OF CaIiiornia, by Its P,esiden,
Thomas ii. Blythe, whose Post OFF,. al
dress l. San Francisco, State of Calilor,
ma, ha, thi> day filed an application e.,
a Patent for the following Gold place.
Nj line, situated in Coffee Creek Mimi
District. Trinity Couh. California. mi
known as the Trinity River Canal nnd
Hydraulic lining Company and mora
particularly descrb, m the plat unS
held notes now on hls IN this office No tol1
lows To wit:
Lot No. 40 in TIP 81 N RI West NJ
ID. NJ . containing l55 SO 90 acres. Cnm'
nenring ut he 5. Il corner of the cloin,
u pine tree 30 inches in diameter ID
A. thence = 100 West 30 66 clans ms
terspcting lhe N w, conner OF the En-.
right Placer Mine, whore n post 5x5 in,
ches 3 teet long, marked Il Is placed "a.
tabli,hiug corner of The Enrlght chim
thence S 6S190 West 10 .04 chains 10 ths
S. w. corner OF the claim, where Black
Oak post inches IL diameter mniked n
/. set IN rock mound. thence North a.
25 chains to the N w corner of the chim
where nm Oah post4 inches in diameter g.
feet Tong marked &. j. set in mn old rnck
mound. thence Enst 81 80 chains 10 n
WI lie Oak post inches in diameter az
feet Ion Z ma ked B. IN rock mound.
thence S. 90 East 33 40 chains to and
closing on the stnrtlng corner, the pnint
ol beginuing. Bounded on the first 10 66
chains of the first course by the Low Bar
Placer NJ inc, claimed by Il. II. Blylbe
and ON the last 20 60 chains ol the first
course by The Enright Placer Nina
clnmed by Edwa'd Euright, on the see,
ond couree by the Lower Buckeye Placer
Mine. cnimedby Il II. Blythe, on the
fi'sI 30 so chains If the third course by
the Upper Buckeye M inc clnimed by 4.
II. Blythe the reminder oi thi, course il
buuded bv unclaimed Minera Land; op
the fl,t % so chains of the fourth cour,e
bv the Black Bear Mine cla imed hy T.
IL Blythe. and the remainder Of the
fourth aud iIlh course by uncb,mrd mnd.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto are reqIrd u present the same
la the Register nnd Receiver of the U. S.
Land Office at Shasta California within
sixty dnvs frGm the first day OF puhiica.
ton OF this notice.
AARON BELL.
Aug 20 cod. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25

NEATHEss IN WoMER.-A woman
may be hand,ome or remarkably attract
I've IN various ways; bat if she is not per-
sonally neat she cannot hops to win adj
mration. Pine Clothes VIII not conceal
the slattern. A young woman with her
hair always in disorder, and her cloth
es banging about her as II suspended from
Apr1p, is always repulsive. Slattern is
written on her person from the crown of
her head TO the soles other feet. and If she
wins husband he will turn out, in al Lro.
btbiity, either an idle fool or drunken
rnfisn. The bringing up of daughters to
be- able 10 work. talk and net like honest
sensible young women, is the special Ia. k
ofa m thers. and in the Industrial ranks
th.rs l. imposed also iha prime obligation
0fle unlng To respect household work for
IT'S own sake, and The com fort aud bappi-
ness it will bling in the future. nnusa>
w1ik i drudgery; but it must be done by
snniebody. and had batter be well than
III donc.-ES.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25
A CHUNK OF GOLD.
An Americans Experience tn Aus.
traiia.

One day while l was at worl; in the
drift one of our party who was 5ailing in
the shaft said
There's something big happened up
above, Tom ! hear great buzzing and
shouting.
Perhaps it's fight, / suggested, as !
struck my pick in the soil and vnearthed
u nugget as big as walnut.
Perhaps it's a fnd,' suggested my
mate.
There's a find here said, rs crawl
ed out of the drift and exhibited the mug
get had just taken out OF the soil. Then
/ heard the clamor, also it was like the
murmuro of distant waves. We shook the
rope, and, receiving no answer TO our
signal, concluded that something impor.
tart had happened, as our mates above
had evidently left the windless. A mo,
lnent later shadow appeared above, and
Bills voice was heard shouting;
Come up, boys, and see the big fnd.'
'Where is it 2 | asked, on reaching the
surface but l scarcely needed to ask, for
il must be where the crowd was collected, ;,
some fifty yards distant from our claim
The crowd was large ard every moment
Increasing, but, being brawny and broad
shouldered, pushed my way through it,
and was almost overwhelmed with as
tonishment at the sight that greeted my
vision it wasn't a nugget, it was u bowl
der. No wonder the miners were excit-
ed. The spectacle was enough to excite
the most ph!egmalic individual that ever
breathed.
1t WAS solid mass of gold as large or
3arger than n leg Of mutton, and not un .
like one in shape. This was the mass
which has since been widely known MS tie
Welcome nugget. A fact sinile Of i.
may now be seen in the mineral depart
ment Of the Boston Museum of Natural
history, where the weight is given mt 9,
los ounces, and the value Sal ,s22. 20 ; the
further Information is impaired that the
nugget is the largest piece Of gold ever
found. This is an erior. A larger nug-
get WAS found nj Bendigo lead on Feb. 9,
1859; it weighed lS9 pounds / ounce Troy,
or 2 .269 ounces.
had been mentally congrntulatng
myself on the discovery of n nugget as
large as a walnut. but the sight of this
mass of gold took ell the conceit out of me.
Nevertheless, was glad the nugget had
been found, for the claim from which it
was taken was right in the direction in
which we worked, and our claim was daily
growing in ore.
The welcome nugget, as large ms it was.
did not enrich its finders, for there were
twelve shareholders in it, and ii brought
Them less than el 900 apiece; it would have
been a lucky find fora couple Of nates.-
The man who dug it out tainted dead away
before he unearthed it. When the pick first
struck it, he reached out his hand to pick
up tie lump the light from the candle
shone upon il and revealed its nature. To
his surprise it did not yield to his touch -
Then he began to feel around it with his
bands, and il grew in size under it explor>
sng digits. He gave it a wrench, but it
did not bulge. Selling his pics, be be-
gan to dig around it, aud as its proportions
grew under his eye the spectacle eyercame
him, and he fainied forj"y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25
Settlement Wanted.

THE UNDERSIGNED hereby noti.
L ties all indebted to him individual
~, or to the old firm of Kar,kv e
Ahrahm, that he has authorized Mr., |.
Ahrahm to collect all such accounts -
Most of these ARE of long Standing and
the debtors nre again ieQupstrd to settle
"nhout delny and thereby suve the
trouble consequent on enfocr orertions
III KARSKY.
Weayeryille, Sept. q, 1870. If.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25
LIFE.

A broken vase,
A witherod dover.
The memory Of by-gone ho1r,
a faded leaf,
An empty chair,
A treasured lock Of golden hsir,--
Our idols these,
Our household gods,
Our comforts and our Christening rods,
The three-score years
Nun often sees
Are summed by little things like these
-tR. A F0ltsr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25
THE EYES {! THE Eyes
DIR. +. II. PARDEE.
OculiSt and AurfRt.
a FTER a PnorRACTED BLIND

a FEER a PHOFRACTED 8EGND
IN moss Of more than five years, DR.. pardes
has made lliigselt thoroughly and scientiical.
lY acquainted with all Diseases OF the Eve
and Is now practieing with gucress not sur
passed in the United States
All operations performed, such as Strabisc
mus, or cl0sS-eye, Cataract by linear oAtraor
Llon, Depression or \ AbsOrptiOn, tterygium, c.
deshy membrane growing over he eye, Reduo.
ton OF StaphylOna or bulging cut Of the eys
Artlneiai l'upll, tistula, Lpchrymalis, or clio
lng OF the tear PNssage, and all delormities OF
the Lids, etc.
Artificial Ey inserted without the least
PAM and posse sing all the movements and
bflllianey Of the real eye. A large assortment
constantly ON hand and for sale at reasonable
prices The Doctors Eye Bath for the treat
mont and cure OF all nervous diseases is useG
all 0Vor this coast.
IhankfI to those physicians who have sent
him eases for operation, he hopes shat his uni
Yeisai success will warrant continuation OF
their confidence. lis celebrity as an operator
Is co-eXtens1ve with his success as patients
are presenting themselves, for treatment and
operations, from n New orli and boston, almost
monthly. Many patients can be seen at the
Doctors office daily, in different stages of re-
coveTy.
0FFIcE-62I Clay street. (Over the CLAY
Street Savings Bank, San Francisco.
TAKE NOTICE" q zsar Is NOT
bs oslfsUsd though he sp. aks ths tr uth
Reports are in circulation through the upper
country that have retired from business. thai
! haYr gone to the Atlantic States, that | am
in Europe, &e., &c TO those interested will
say that the report has been gotten in cireula-
ton for the fartherance of other parties, who
are trying TO obtain, illegitimately, an eve
practice The rel ort has been started by ap
ltinerant mountebank, and without the least
truth, as am at my Office daily aud attending
to about sixty daily pGtien+s.
Il. III. PARDEE, OcuIist,
62l Clay Street,
my25-lY. SAN FRANCISCO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25

KN0wLEDGE is the right hover, and
one Of the >hpwiast card. in the pack, yet
iG the game Of life cheek is the little joker
that is ottentlmes the winner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25

ssSffs Emen's'Ymsnf, No. ~, T. @. q. r.
Meets on the evenings Of the First aud Thira
Tuesdays of each month at Onu FELL0Ws
II ALL, WoaVeryiile, at O'Clock. Patrialohs
from abroad are invited to visit MS
-lLAS hULE, C. p.
c. W. CRAIG, Scribe. Jan2
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25

Meets on the Second and Fourth Tuesday,
Of each month, at MAsoa'Ic HALF, " oayer'
Vile, ut Z o'clooE. p NJ.
W. j. TINNIN, II. p.
NJ. f. GRIFFIN, Secretary. jan2.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25

IT is lucky to pick upa horseshoe. un-
less, OF course, il happens 10 be attached
10 a mules hind leg.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25

.NoIFh Sier E0dgt, No. 6i, 4. o. q r.
Holds its regular meetings at OEp FEILowS
HaLt, Weayoryille every Thursday evening
at 8 O'Clock. N3mb b3rs Of tho Order lrOp,
ABROAD are cordially invited to attend.
ID. HANSEN, n. G.
@. W. CRAIG. +. S. ian2,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25

I've come to visit you. my DEAR said
aunt Euhice Meeker, pock marked old
lady. with dyed bonn mbazine dress, sill
yer speetacles, and Snooksdale habit of
taking snuff. Mrs. Mixel said you are
lonesome, and I've nothing on earth to do
bat visit my relations
But don't know who you are,' said
Georgia, recoling little before :he array
Of band boxes. brown paper parcels and
hair-trunks, studded with g:ittering brass
nails, behind which stood the littlo old
woman.
I'm your husbands first wifs's amt
Eunice, said the visitor. She died At
nv house"
Georeia's heart sank within her.
Did she 2 faltered she.
Oh, yes, nodded aunt Euninee. Have
pinch Of Maccaboy. No? Your hus
bands arst wife snufed. That was wha,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25
SOCIETY NOTICES.

TrfH5fy L0dRs, No. %9, y. q Il. IA,
Hold their regular communications at Ma
s9NIc llALI., Neayeryiie, on the last saturday
Of each month. Hour OF meeting, o'clock
P. las. HARVEY, w. N.
NJ. i. GRIFFIN Secretary. jan2.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25

Trinity Connsy sssrnnn sYospssaI 30.
ciety, holds its lsegular Quarterly Meetings AT
the HOSPITAL BUnnING, Weaycrville, on the
first sunday Of March, June, September and
December ID. NANSHN,
IAN Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25

Comef lodge, No. ga. H. %. @. ~,
Holds its regular meetings, at OnD FtLLows
Of @ each week. MI iD0UGHERTY \. &. t.'s
LOUIS GIRARD, X. 3. JAM.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

'IICCKKNNEERR, BURNHAM q Co,
Of
TIE WHITE HOUSE
CHICO, CALIFORNIA.
CUR FALL STICK
Is Larger and Better than
ever and Notwithstanding the
general advance in prices OF
Staple Goods we are enabled
to offer
DRESS GOODS,
HOSIERY,
SILKS,
SATINS,
VELV ETS,
FANCY GOODS
CORSETS,
GLOVES, etc
Lower than ever and Better
in Quality.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-11
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.

vnA Achnnck, Stevenson a. Co., WHOLESALE
DruEGists, Chlcngos supply the trade a. man.
ufacturera prices.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-11

Man is approached or commended
according to taste, as the only animal
that gets drunk. But how about the
deer? He throws himself with avid
ty upon certain tender shoots contain
ing a juice which fermcnts in bis
stomach and intoxicates him to sucb
an extent that he strays from his usu
al haunts and follows his nose
Thus it came to pass that deer lin
liquor was discovered by peasant.
also in iiquor,v lying dead drunk III
u ditch on tho road Ao the village Of
QneuccfrBric. The peasant, delight
Cd at the godscnd, tied the dcer's logs
with a handkerchief, and, having hoist.
ed the animal on his shoulders, started
10 carry him of. The deer, reused
from his drunken sleep by this treat
inent, became so troublesome that the
peasant, who was Of an inventive
turn, took of bis blouse, passed ii
uvcr tho dcer's head, and improvised
by means of il sort Of straitjacket,
which paralysed the beasts meve-
meets. lie had just finished these in
ielligent proceedings when he per-
ceived two gendarmes, who. without
inoie ado, requested TO be Furnished
With his name and address, in view Of
legal proceedings, car Ia chasse eteit
~}ose.n Ia the meanwhile the deer,
whose feet had been united, scampered
.otf a little embarrassed by the blouse,
% his doe and family, whose conster-
nation at his strange appearance may
Ne readily imagined, He probably
had bad time Of it when he reached
his own quarters. while the peasant
had 70 reckon with the LEGAL anthori-
ties. Thus we seo how deer, as
wen As a man, got into trouble through
drink; aud the case is recommended
10 the notice Of Sir Wilfrid Lawson.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-11-11

II is claimed that the new paper
ilour-barrels are not only cheaper but
mre tight and durable, as well MS
lighter, than those Of ordinary con
sttuction, By an improved method Of
manufacture, these barrels are com
posed OF straw, paper pulp, which is
run into q mold made into the
shape of one-half of barrel cut YER
tically. The pulp is subjected to a
powerful hydraulic pressure, and,
when reduced to the required thick.
mesa, tho ends of the halves arc cut
OIL; the pieces are then placed in a
drier, the sides are trimmed evenly,
aud the substance evenly dried 1t
comes from the drier ready for max
ing up into barrels. There arc three
heavy wooden hops and two hoops
fastened together, and, into the grooves
cut in tho stavoa, the paper halves,
which have an average thickness Of
three-sixteenths of an inch, are slid
The cnds u the barre are made Of pa.
per Of similar thickness, constructed
on the same principle as the sides
The barrels are manufactured entire
~ by machinery, aud tho halves are
cut so true that two pieces of the
same size will readily fit together.