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NO. Alirn one Basket.
San Francisco Stock Report


Rich strikes and really valuable discoveries
continue to be made throughout the State,
and from Nevada, Utah, Idaho and New
Mexico come news, which cannot be doubt
ed, Of most valuable developments. Yet
capitalists do not take hold freely; only the
longest -siehted Of them take hold, while the
general public take no interest IN thesc new
discoveries of gold quartz, argentiferous' ore
and free metal than Of 10 many exhbin of
cobble stones Such Is the force Of habit.
The people Of California have been educated q.
into the idea-or, perhaps, we should say
have educated themselves into the 'idea-
that the Comstock lode Is the greatest lode
on earth and the representative lode by
which all other lodes and even deposits must
be judged. They have therefore decided that
II that Is failure everything else must De )
but they might as well conclude that If CAL
ifornia's wheat crop did not come up 10 ex-
| pectations there would never be wheat crop
again and that no other country would ever
raise crop. We do not believe that the
OOm8LOCk ID kUiuk W Pie'Sr :
even II Il should that would not be an END
10 mining on this coast. II might actually
be for the benefit OF the coast were the Com
stock lode TO be declared ! failure and DC
abandoned altogether. A new system O o.
| mining would then begin to come intovogue
Grand combinations would give place te
smaller enterprises. The countless mines o.
the coast would be opened one after another
and the aggregate result would be greater
/ than ever. The success Of the Comstoci
/ viii be great thing for thousands its fail
ure would probably be great thing for mil
/ lions. Its success will .retard the opening
] up Of our mineral resources; but still II
i time the opening mp win come. The fntur' n,
4 Of ths cosss does not hang o. ihe Comstoc'
by any means and there are undouotedi!
mines in our own State which, when devel
!, oped win no doubt equal in quantity an'
richness the celebrated mines Of the Com
l stock.
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: VIVA, "a. Mrss. = u H.neocf Says.

.fE. 1i New York Telegram, otn- 1p34t yl
A lady who came over 70 the city 10 boat
from GoyerusFss Island ssmarked that she
had iusf Waited Nh. Hancock, sndshe never
.aw happier xEoomsn III ter life. ~ hope
you n Evyill pardon ne iof asking the question,
nsd.an, M s.id al q risspportsi isp bnt Why should
.he ie feel happy When her husband has Just
been defssted ii contest sor TIE highest Of af
"a il ths i unitsd St.ssss = shsthinis shs bs
n. e.c.ned n VT ~ amount Of trouble and
r,es.propp.ibiity. On xas ths fspfy,D 2" 2. Nh Han
coek u .isdy who loves 4 quiet, home axe M
Life cd more ii thsp tbe distihction shs would
hars = the .mi,trsls u = u TIE White House. r.
She hnows thak asioaga asthe country = =
ipsaesfher Aasbszds posItiou ussyGsseral y
the IN ysis lhuSh IhesU UsgFesahasi thae sha'
1 Of ffedEdeasE IL So IeesssS hi trssquiifhoms
+ on OoternOis1S s1Sisld - sthstarneil efl wash
tinaton 3ifS.e III malter 6le , 81 esnsiels
| woman. and know that am rePeafing ~
Senfimcuts;40r IahsAna long TAX win nel
tthis morning. II f9K Nsof y'zs ~
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THE ANGER OF A GOD.
Origin OF a Dead Lake.
Crescent City, Cal, Record.

Crescent City, Cal, Record.
What Is known as Dead Lake lies between
Lake Earl and the coast, about midway on a
line from the mill to what Is known as Kel-
ler's Pond. There are many strange stories
connected with this mysterious lake, which
has no visible outlet, and yet, despite the
ceaseless flow of small stream which empt-
les into it, retains uniform volume Of wa
ter. Its depths have been sounded and al
though it has been asserted that bottom was
found at q depth of 25 feet, this must have
been very near to the shore, as others who
have dared to venture upon Its dark waters
report that there Is q aconsiderable area where
no bottom can be found. There Is an old
Indian legend in regard to the origin Of the
lake, that long years ago, long before the
invading feet of the white man had sought
this coast, there dwelt here numerous In
dian tribe. Many summers they lived in
peace and contentment. The waters abound
ed with fish,t forests were filed with game,
and the Indians heart was glad. But at last
came the time of sorrow. One day the old
.
chief while at the council, became angered at
one of the most respected men Of the tribe,
and struck him to the ground. This one
blow forever destroyed the harmony which
had until then existed. The friends of the
gray-haiIed councilman rebelled at the au-
thority of their chief and cried for vengeance.
But the greater portion Of the tribe remained
loyal and were victorious, pursuing the van
quished and fleeing enemy back among the
sand dunes near the coast.
The heart Of the Indian god, Clu-te-nog-
gy, was filled with wrath because Of this dis
cord among his people, and he determined
to infict terrible punishment. The heav-
ems became covered with menaeing clouds OF
terrible darkness, and the wind swept over
the shifting sands, binding and blocking the
way of pursued and pursuer. Suddenly q
deafening sound broke upon their ears, and,
like the jaws Of mighty dragon, the earth
opened beneath their feet and they were
swallowed from sight. The storm burst in
all its wild fury, the torrents poured into the
gaping abyss, and the rippling waters oi
Dead Lake now lave the sides of that sepul.
chre. To this day no Indian can be induced
to approach Dead Lake. They tell the story
that two, bolder than the others, conquered
their dread, and building canoe ventured
upon its waters, but they were never heard
of afterward. Its depths are said to be In
tested with reptiles of enormous dimensions
to which assertion a strong semblance o.
truth is given by the report of F. w. Wilson
Esq, last summer, that he saw an immense
serpent in the vicinity of Lake Earl. Thi:
monster ophidian doubtless crossed ovel
from Dead Lake, and as it has not since beer
seen, the probability is that it has returned
its home.
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Letter From Garfield.

The following aetter was written by Gen.
Garfield the evening before the election TO- .
friend In Washington: Y sea y ss1l- -
MxxroR,, Ohio, Nov. 1, 1880. 's
aDxAR -. The syening mail erngs me
-vr.,- leater II the 3lst, and ] take . moment
h The lull before the battle 10 say how great
iv clad am for the earnest and enecsise
thinrs yosi have done for me. Whatever
nIay s. the Issue Of to-nOryow, shall cany
vish ne through life mus gratefal memories
q ~ enthusiasts .na nHD'e NV vosc solIers
elsssmates. The eampSign hss Sesn frn'tei
q ne ii she discipline that eonee from e., -,
dur.nes aand Ipatisnce. ] hope defeat WI
rs4 NJ sour M nor 'snccess disturb the poise
winch / havs soughs e gain BY the expert.
encc az life From this edge o. sns conIc. c.
ciSe Won nv hand aud heMt ~ the oshei
Az of our fieudshIp. A. ever youn,
~ :. S--rr1 80 a3rai j. A. GARvIEI.D.
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: Cardinal McClosky Is seyenty-one years
e The audiences at Bernhardts are still de-
clining. .,.
Rev. Adirondack Murray Is lecturing In
Vermont. 5-
~ aThere Are No Birds In Last Years Nest"
is the title of song. IL II were equally sure
that there are no rats In last years rat holes,
the public mind would be more at rest
Phiid. Times. Cd" 1-
The Society Of Arts Is putting tablets up
In London @ on a houses once occupied
By famous men. Il has already fourteen
houses, including the residences Of johnson,
Faraday, Garrfck, Nelson, Dryden, Byron
and Reynolds and ordered six more tablets,
| for the erection Of which Il has obtained per-
mission. Charles Dickens name Is down on
the List. -.rf.t-.- ...... ~.
aAnything new or fresh this morning..
asked reporter tn railroad offce. es,
replied the lone occupant Of the department.
Whet 10 it?v queried the reporter, whip.
ping out his notebook. Said the railroad
man, edging his way towards the door:
"That paint you are leaning against" Inc
railroad man is now In ths hospital and the
reporter ID In jail.aan.sI 81, gaa5asaE
,ida She resd all the books Of SCIENCE,
| ~ Her fingers were covered with INK;
She hooted at marriage alliance
| ai#l She talked Of the missing link.
She quoted savants and preachers
or greater and less renown-
Platonic In all her features, =
Ehs got mashed on circus clown.
| sFa7h TA9gW Ga--Boston Ssar,
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IMPORTANT MINING. DECISION.
Defining When Representation ofLodss
Must be Made. luiiHf .-.. e.

H 2.
WASHINGTON, November 15.-The Super
yising Architect Of the Treasury to-day re-
jected all bids for work and material requir-
ed for the construction Of sidewalks, road
ways, fencing, ETC., of the San Francisco ap-
praisers and builders, and directed Superin-
tendent Holt TO advertise for separate propo-
sails for the different classes of work. All
granite work will be included in one bic, the
iron work In another, and artificial stone for
sidewalk tagging In another. The reason
assigned for this action Is, that the combined
proposal which included the best artificial
stone, was, in Its total, too high.
The Commissioner of the General Land
Office has written letter to Senator Hill Of
Colorado, announcing an important ruling in
regard 10 the present law concerning the an
nual expenditures on mining claims. The
question submitted by Senator Hill, in be-
half Of his constituents, was, in substance,
whether the department would recognize, as
In compliance with the act of last January,
an expenditure of 500 worth of work be-
tween October 10th and Goth, 1879, upon a
mining claim located October 1, 1879. Com
missioner Williamson,in reply, writes as fol-
lows: Gtta .. E..
.a1 " Under the act Of May 10, 1872, (Section
1924, Revised Statuees,) the annual expendi-
ture for improvements was due within each
year, commencing with the date Of location,
except in regard to claims located prior to
the enactment Of that law, the annual ex-
penditure upon which were made due by
June /, 1878, and annually thereafter. The
purpose of the amendatory law Of January
%, 1880, was to secure uniform period, with
in which the annual expenditure should be
required on all locations, and it provided
that such period should commence on the
first day Of January succeeding the date Of
location of each claim. It therefore follows
that claim located on October 1, 1879, re-
quires the expenditure Of 500 worth Of Ia
Dor or improvements thereon within the cal
endar year 1880; and that whatever may have
been expended during the year 1870 will not
answer the requirements Of expenditures in
1880. II also appears by reason Of the change
made in the requirements OF the act of May,
1872, by the amendatery law of last January,
that claim located on any date subsequent
to the first day Of January, 1879, requires no
further expenditure during the remainder Of
that year than is made necessary by the To-
cal laws"
The Commissioner adds that he finds that
he has inadvertently signed letter indica-
ting different construction of the section
aforesaid; but the construction now given
has been reached after careful consideration,
and viii control his official action.
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POETRY, '''. '-
~S---~-c<S
THE VETERAN.


He stood, a bronzed and battered form rr1.i
WITHIN an old embrzsure warm, 'r ~
And leaned upon q cannon old,
malf sunken in the fragrant mold;
Ihen linen turning from the rusty gun 'U
with help of cruteh he tottered on.
A sweet girl face looked up at him,
Ana sweet eyes scanned his aspect grim: -..
And sweet voice said, In quaver low,
= Oh, gallant warrior, do not go,
But tell me-tell me where you fought e.
And where those fearful wounds were
wrought. . ...
Vert smitten In the furious tide
That drenched in blood the bastions side? T..
or fought upon the slippery deck
And sang defiance from the wreck?
Or waved the starry banner high.
Bravely resolved to do or die?'
Hold on, young girl, ," the veteran said
am awhitewasher by trade;
! never ft the trouble Is .ar'
Infammatory rheumatisr
-Andretos Queen,
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Any ono who takes paper regularly nom the Poss
saos-vhether directed to his name or anothers o.
whether hs has subscribed o. nos rospsnnpse Df 'ne
payment.
q II pss,on ordsrs his paper discontinued, he mus!
nav ali or the publisher will continue TO send
h until p~yment d made and collect tho whole amount
whether tho paper u taken from the once or not.
g. The courts have decided that refusing to take the
rewsrapcrs or periodicals from the Post-ofcs or rcmoy.
Ing and leaving them unoalisd for Pra aea evidence
Of Intentional fraud. "' do. .-.
Papers ordered 10 sy address be changed 10 snot'
or address At the option Of the subscriber .....
Rsmtanees by drs check, money order, or regstsred
Latter NAV be sent At eur r All Postmasteu arc 70
quirsd 70 registsr letssp sVpcaton. III ei o,r r
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An Ineiden, Of sernha,dr's Arrival. Z.
New York World.

The greater part of the Amerique passen-
gers had either not begun or had finished
their breakfast. The saloon was nearly de-
serted. O, There was, however, on the far side
ofthe room, seated entirely alone, al . table,
an elderly lady dressed, In deep mourning.
She wore aplain, black bombazine dress;
q Grape veil, faded and shabby, through long
use was thrown back from her pale, ,wrinkled
face. She had finished her breakfast before
Mile. Bernharlt's admirers entered the sa-
loon. As she rose to leave, the band, with
fare of trumpets and the rat-a-tat Of snare
drums, filed In. Quite dazed and bewildered
by the din and confusion, she paused and
stood with her hand resting upon the back Of
the seat from which she had risen. A mo-
ment later the crimson curtain was drawn
aside and Mile. Bernhardt, Ienveloped In seal
skin and smiles, stood In the doorway of the
saloon" Forty champagne glasses were in
stantly lifted up over the heads of as many
persons, and the band blew itself quite red In
| the face In . struggle with the Star-Spangled
Banner. Seeing aquiet way Of escape open
to her, the little elderly lady in black--Mrs.
| Abraham Lincoln-went out Of one door as
Mile. Bernhardt, loosening the sealskin robe
which extended to her feet, and decking her
| face In fresh smiles, entered nj the other.
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RccrI.r advertising payable quarterly, as due.
transient advertising payable in advance.
spccial Notices are 50 per cent. more than reg
alar advertisements. 3d.. :
Local advertising Is cents for tho first insertion
10 cents per line for each succeeding insertion;
dnes counted In Nonparicl measure.
Job Work payable on delivery.
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91Na sHs ~ III aial ~ I'd ca ah hls
sestf ed ne 0a Ee6a nEgs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-17
PUr up YOUR MONEY.
A nn.Ine.a oner ior Haneoel. AIen.

|
The following is clipped from the
Rochester Eratiag Erprea,:
To he Editor Of he Ernin0 Erpns''
slR:-I: will sell from $1,000 to $500
worth Of property, real and personal, in
the city Of Rochester, to be paid for as iol-
lows: I will sell the real estate and give 0
deed Of the same at once, or q bill Of sale
OF personal property at once, at its fair val
uaiion, the amount OF said valuation to be
deposited in any bank In the city OF
Rochester, and ! will give a check for an
equal amount, together with deed paya-
BILE to the holder when Hancock Is elected.
II Garfield Is elected all ! get out OF the
Transaction Is the sale OF the property;
whereas, II Hancock Is elected / lose both
sale and property. ] will sell o horse,
carriage and harness at its fair valuation,
on the result OF the State oil New YORK,
on the terms above mentioned. And fur
Their, will bet SO that no Democrat dare
enter Into the terms Of the sale or accept
the offer within two weeks from date. My
reason for not making bets is that l have
made bets In the past and have been sued
and threatened and obliged 10 pay bach,
and in this matter / sincerely propose to
enter into business transaction as stated
above. [Signed1
JOHN a. JORDAN.
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TheTariG.

General Garfield, in his speech against
the Wood tariff, bill said:
81 would have the duty so adjusted
that every great American industry can
fairly live and make fair profits. The chief
charge make against this bill Is that II
seeks to cripple the protective features OF
the law"
IA bill so radical in Its character, SO
dangerous to our business prosperity,
would workinfnite mischief at this time,
when the country 10 just recovering itself
from long period oil depression and get
ting again on solid ground, just coming
up out Of tho wild sea Of panic and dis.
tress which has tossed US so long"
"Let 1t be remembered that % per
cent. Of all the laboring people Of this
country are artisans engaged in manuiac-
lures. Their culture has been fostered by
our tariff laws. It their pursuits and
the skill which they have developed that
produced the glory Of our Centennial Ex-
hibition. To them the country owes the
splendor OF the position 1t holds before
the world more than any other equal
number OF our citizens. II this bill be-
comes law, It strikes down their occu-
patton and throws into the keenest dis.
tress the brightest and best elements OF
our population"
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Pogues found the Of Joseph
which he SOLD IN
Itok the "
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,ts,,,sr,r5ldeeI' oi trust made BY q.
ql ~ AZ, mi Marian, his HliP, 10 the under.
-. 5,isd respectively 90 tue l9'h day OF
80, ~ m day Of NAY, Is 5, the YIN DAY
- N mai i'm day o! AuguIt, 1915, and the
n ls.id, $50, aud al o. reo9tl ~ " y,
Ess,g ths County Court Of Ohio Conhtyi 10
y, I Wnl vlRlnlI, sad are rssPtcunttII y
b.I Of TTall Book No, 8, paseA n9
N ms, BOX No. s, pIEe w. 10 ! ecd oi
ISiSs ! rifa Is? aud ISL, 10 Deed Of TIntt
N NH IA 10 Deed q Trust Book No.
IN, III. Ell Il public suction on
EN- The .ip DAY or OCTOBER, 1850,
d ,I,sSe,yta IN Of said dry, at tho front
\, Z f,sTt goi,r Of did ohio county the fol-
~ 4 raj rtIts, that Il 10 Eay: lot NUM-
n. M So ylIbd LOt umteTed TEtnty-
| fsNs 4 hl-g o. The uest side Of Main
Z. IN mi II the city u Wheeling
y,S Sk,lInE pEsthrT wi b the
t,tnnnthli erected ihrreOni alIo LOIS
~ iV,5,I.ei,ht l?sl aud Ihifty-seVen l3Il
~ 4, mi u The Chic liver, between said
~ Er,i ETr,, 10 iaid part Of said city oil
..1,lsi Srh Wheeling: also 10 number.
Ag..,,,ilj, TkInJ-,UO l3!i and Thirty. three
|Isl ygia RhtsilpG also Of Lot numbsfed
IssnlIl 10 S0nh y wheeling, together win
4 s;,7,, nsnl, IheINH; Also lot numbered
|ss.S,rs q. To North wheeling, with tis
r.p,a alirSi, trustee ABAI convoy such
Da BY the iald several deeds oil
suusnE-Oa..,bIrl Of the purchase money
I'M sq,u The PuTthlSsf may ele1t 10 pay In
4 IA, k,ttfe Ia thTss equal illiAllmcnI n
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motner,l Mo,her, d. nnetberr .ll

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suatsing and
crying with the excruoiating pain OF cut
ting teeth? II so, go at once and get
bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer Inn
mediately-d depend upon it; there Is no
mistake about it. There is not mother
on earth who has ever used itwho will not
tell you at once that 1t will rsgllase the
bowels, and give rest to the neither, and
relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. It is perfectly safe to use in
all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and Is
the prescription Of one Of the Oldest and
best female physicians and nurses In the
will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac-simile OF Curtis & Perkins Is
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medi-
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Beware OF limitations. MwdP
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which the unrammeed interest
The official certified
Of Marion county, The only Au
OF convenience ne
good landlord his tenants though occasionally
agent caused him trouble by his hardness
The alleged Mans Friend has not been IN
laundering statement
dea In tax titles, and the records show that ne
OF PRopERf IN
all accumulated "merey OF convenience"
his between ne @ ~
500 600 aside from the fact mat many
What then does he show That ne Tea ZEN
accompanied by
National
FouRnuNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH.
Has he buded employed with that money! NJ
dispatch Washington in answer to letter. showing h
VIM. Fl. English has
DOLLARS FUNDED LoANs
figures and have furnished 80 many that snow
of treatment OF the poor only gNetne
LIS JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
years. there been thirteen IN Office
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Itchinr Piles-symptoms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspi.
ration, intense itching, increaeed by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, as II pin worms were crawling
in and about the rectum; the private psrts
are sometimes affected Il allowed 70 COZ
tinue, very serious results may follow.
"Dr. swayne's All.Healing Ointment Is a
pleasant sure cure. Also for letter, Itch,
Salt Rheum, scald Head, Erysipelas, Bar
bers' Itch, Blotches, all scAly, orusty, Gu.
taneous Eruptions. Price so cents, 8
boxes for 81 %. Sent by mail to any I'D.
dress on receipt Of price in currency, or
three-cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by DR.. swayne & Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all prom
inent druggists.
swayne's Pills are the best for all bilious
disorders. MwF&w
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In the past few months there has been more
than 100000 bottles OF Shilohis Cure sold.
Out OF the vast number Of people who have
used It, more than 1000 cases OF Consumption
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
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