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The daily gazette., 1881-04-07

ONE AT TIMK.-It is quite right
In the members of the Legislature to
be careful Of the power they bestow
upon people who do not reside in the
State to invade 1t, or use its franchise
for purposes Of their own aggrandize-
ment. l. is altogether probable that
the building of OAe railroad is enough
to OCCUPY The time of the B. 8 0,
capitalists for two years. If they com
plete the work they have promised to
do when they were seeking the amend
ment to the %, laware Western Rail
road Company, the State can then have
mSre couhdencs in what they propose.
IL q charter we're given to build com
petinR line to the Delaware Railroad,
there might be such another transas-
tion as took place between the P, W.
. d B. and other roads, the result oi
which cannot now be seen. Tw,
poorly conducted roads would not b.
Is reliable and efncient as one gooC
road and two poorly paid road,
might become a monopoly by being
bought up, or by uniting on q scale Of
rates that would be far verse thar
what We have and thus state of of.
fairs produced that eoald not be go
rid Of for ten or twenty years, il ever
1t is quite possible the Legislature ha
done well in refusing to pledge thei
votes to the parties asking for tn
s'roving" charter to go where the,
pleased with railroad. Let The B. 4
o. prove their sincerity by building
through line. Then they will have
road to connie ct new Delaware roa
with. At present they have nont
The bill for the new Delaware railroa
has been withdrawn as there SCENE
no hope fol its passage by the Hous,
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT, NEW
CASTLE COUNTY.
ADMINISTRAT0R'S SALE
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue OF an order OF the Orphans
Court OF the State OF Delaware, IN and
for New Castle County, made at the Feb
ruary term, A. a., 1881, az said cOurt, will
be exposed 10 public sale ut Front and
Broom o streets, ON
THURSDAY, The 2lst day of April, 1881,
at 10 O'Clock o. m.
The following Real Estate. being tho
property OF Rachel A. Searles, deceS sed
situate lnthe city ofWilmineton aforesaid
bounded and described a. follows 10 vii:
Beginning at point n the snutheriy de
OF Front street, at the distance OF one
hundred and eighty-one feet wo Inches
1rom the westerly side OF Broome street.
thence soutnerly parallel with BToomt,
street about three hundred and sixty four
feet four inches TO ConDelPs land thence
westerly by line of the same thirty. two
feet seven incht to a stake, thence north
erly pare llel with Brcome street about
three hundred and sixty four feet four
inches TO the Aforesaid ride of Front
street, and thence thereby easterly thirty
two feet seven inches to the place OF ke-
ginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
Attendance will be .iven and terms
made known at The time and place afore-
said BY PETER b. FORMAN,
Administrator.
Or by J. frsnk Ball, ESQ his ATTORNEY.
Attest: j. M. HOusman,
mh2S-2tawts. Clerk Orphans Court.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR GRADING AMI
i PAVING.
OFFIcR OF THE STREET CoMMIs-
sIoNER, NO 81 Il. BIxTH ST.
WILMINGTON, Del, March 80, lSSl


WILMINGTON, Del, March 80, 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received in the
box in the City Council cham Der. until
7.30 4, M, ThursdAy, April 7th. 1881. Tor
grading and paving the bed OF one square
tween the track OF the city railroad. with
Belgian blocks, either Cape nm, Rich
mond or Port Deposit stone. Parties
bidding will please state the price per
square yard. sngie measurement. for
lay ing the pavement with eaciI OF The
above mentioned stone, and deposit
sample at the street Commissioners OIL
tice for inspection. The price per square
yard to include the cost OF grading, fur
nishing all the labor and material Heces-
sary To complete the work, Except the
sand which the contractor Will be per-
mltted TO take from The city sand pit.)
All the dirt and old material must
be taken and deposit d wherever
the street CommiHsioner directs.-
The pavement must b. well and sub
stantially laid and have two good
rammings, and finished on top with II
Joibts. The work must be completed and
The street all cleaned up Within sixty
| days from the time the contract Ia award
| ed by CITY Council; for every day there
after the contra tor must pay TO the city
| OF Wilmington the sum OF ten dollars.
| Thework must be doneunder the direction
| and supervision OF inc Street Coinmis-
| BlOner, and The work must be approved
| by him bolors II Will be accepte1 by the
| Sti eetCo II m ittee. "A bond with security In
the esum OF two hundred dollars ~ ust ae-
company each proposal for the good fAith
OF the bidder, and the person or persons
to whom the contract may be awarded
must give a bond with security In the
sum OF one Thousand dollars for the faith
full performance OF the contract. the
| Street Committee reserve the right 10 re-
| Ject any or all bids. All bids must be
properly signed, sealed and end rsed
| Proposals for Grading and Paving
| Fourth street." Any further Information
| application to
| l.. p. LYNCH,
| Street Commissioner.
BY order OF the Street Com mittee,
| WILLIAM MCMENAMIN,
marS0tapr7. Chairman,
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MAHOEE's PURCHASE clogs the
wheels Of the Senate. The Republi-
can party cannot move until it secures
the spoils of Office. What better
sould be expected Of party that stole
the Presidency? Could it be expected
to stand upon the purchase Of Sena-
tors votef Not it The government
Offices are sold in open Senate. Ma.
hone has the choice and pays for il
with bis vote for the Radical commit
tees and Radical organization.
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nnrR-ats

NJ oTlCE-I, Louis h 'ymond, in com :.
IN pliance with the requirements OF
the act of Assembly, in euch case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
! shall apply In writing TO the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery. OF the state OF Delaware in and
for New Castle county, on Monday, the
9th day OF MAY next, a. D., 1881, being the
first day OF the next May term OF the eaid
court, tor q lfcense to keep an Inn or tav-
ern. at No. 6l5 ShipleS street, In the
Flfth ward OF the city OF Wilmington,
Delaware, and TO ell Intoxicating liquors
In loss guam tiles than one quart TO he
drunk GU the premises, and the following
respectable ciliz' Ds recommend the said
application, 10 W.T.:
A. Given, James b. Hasssn,
James o. Donnell, Bernard +. HassUn,
John FulImeI, Harry FTist.
w II. Robinson, John X. Kane,
B Beste, hamuel Pyle,
Daniel Blckta, Lewis BTern
A. Hesse, Albert Jacquot,
IL. T.. Turner, Henry MIlIer,
Joseph j. BrCen, James Murphy.
George Allmun, A. II GrimshRW,
John T.. Donahoe, Thomas A. 5uar[e,
Joel First, John Ferry.
apI6-St. LOUIS RAYMOND.
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IT rs likely that the Legislature will,
by a supplement, extend the time of
the old license law, in order that the
licenses that have already been ap-
piled for may be made valid al plica.
tiens. Or, perhaps, make q more
radical change in the new law to apply
to this city.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-07

CHRIST. GEHBER, Wholesale Hardware,
Ioledo, Ohio, says THE Excelsior Kid
ney Fad has accomplished more Tor my
wlIe Ia Three weeks a. an all the medicine
she has taken In three years. Refer all
tkeptles 70 me.--k5ee Adv.
feb2e.7L.
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Mn. BoYooTT and his family, Of
L"rgh Mask, Ireland, arrived in New
York on Tuesday. They are going to
Virginia 10 spsLd q couple Of months.
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GAR p S.

Our stock of carpets IS now about as fuli
as IL will be any time this spring, IL Is
rich In every sort, except whole carpets,
We have. perhaps, as choice a COLLECTION
OF luxurious carpets as any In Philadel-
pbia, such as wilton, administer ana mo-
ouette; while In brussels, tapestry ana M
grain our stock is beyond any other.
W lhout doubt.
Patterns that prove below the average
in acceptabiiity we mark down. Tbs
gives us al least two prices In every IA
brio.
We bespeak calls from buJe for ho-
tells, churches, Institutions, &c.
Carpets below valte:
Five patterns of wilton, 81: one OF them
an orienta, pattern. we CONSIDER partlcu-
larry choice. Other p tterns, OF the same
quality, s2.75. John Crossiey a sons
II. Rlish tapestry, sl.l5; ten patterns
Brussels, fifteen patterns. sI.2o.
Northern gallery.
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"NEw TANGLED NOTIONS"

may not work injury 70 the people
when they relate to matters VI little
conseQ uenoe, hut wheE entertained as
to what we shall take wheL afflicted with
serious disease they may lead 10 dear
experience. Don't, therefore, trifie with
diseases of tie blood manifested by
eruptions, blotches, scrofulous and 9th.
or swellings and grave symptoms. but
take tnat we'll tested and efficac'ous
remedy DR.. .PieIcs's Gol1eu Medical Dis
covery-ths greatest blood purifier OF the
age. If the bowels are very costive use
also Dr. Pierce's Pellets (little sugar
coated phls)
CURES FEVER AND AGUE.
rLEAsANr VALLKY,
10 DavIess, Co, ILL.,,
March 3lst. 1879.
DIR. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir'--I write this 10 inform you
that my child, one year old has been
permanently cured Of the fever and agne
Ia a weeks time by the use of but half
bottle of your Golden Med cal Discov-
cry. Ny wife, a long sufferer from liver
complaint and bilit usness, by the use
Discovery and Pellets has been entirely
relieved. The Discovery has never dis
appointed us for coughs and colds.
Yours truly,
apr5 g. JAMES STRICKELL'
The daily gazette., 1881-04-07
PUBLIC SALES.

GALE OF cows. ~
y The Subscribers win EZyNE1
g. II at Public Sale, at..Red YzfN4lekV
cS' Ui ster Hsss county 9.SUf00S?' Pa., 'aNsxsR.
MONDAY, APRIL 18th. 1881,
AT o'clock M,
FORTY HEAD OF FRESH COWS AND
SPRINGERS, TWENTY HEAD
OF FEEDERS, Lot of
YOUNG BULLS.
SILL & BAILEY.
L. W. Stidham q Son. n ucL'rs
Rnf5-IR
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NoTICE-I, John May, do hereby
~ give notice that | shall apply 10
the Jusges OF the Court OF Gener Il Ses-
stems of the Peace and jail delivery OF
the State of Delaware, in and for New
Castle county, on Monday, the 9th day OF
NJ ny next, bein: the first day OF the May
term A. D., 1881, for u license 10 keep an
inn or tavern on Lobdell street, be-
tween Heald and Claymont streets,
in the second Ward OF the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county and State
aforesaid, with the privilege TO sell inioxi-
eating liquors In less quantities than one
quart, 10 be drunk ON the premises, and
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend The said application,to wit:
h. II. Taylor, NJ. Hayes,
John y. Ia lOr, ID. Bulger,
JOHN PUNK ett, Michael Kenny,
P.trick PlC nkett, Joseph Stoeckle,
Lewis -asse, George W. stanton,
John j. Duugheity, W. p. Windish,
william Bareford, thas. A. Goodman,
Mark NJ. McManus, Fred. Muenger,
Thos. AcClafferty, Daniel Gibbons,
John g Goodman, Edward Burke,
John l.. k,astburn, Z. j. klllroy.
A. A. Eastburn, W. +. Jordan,
JOHN MAY.
a,,a
The daily gazette., 1881-04-07
] FEVER AND AGUE.
rLEAsANr VALLEY,
10 DavIess, Co., ILL.,,
March 3lst. 1879.

H, RICHARDSON, Sac and Fox Agency
indian Territory, says: The "Only lung
rad" has restored me TO health, and
See adv. tebHi-ot
The daily gazette., 1881-04-07
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


NJ Office Il, John McCallan. IN compha
IN ance with the Requirements % an6
act OF Assembly, I'm such case maze any
provided, do hereby give notice snSs la
shall apply in writing 10 the Go4rt o ii nnIIv. m
eral Sessions of the Peace and jan De'N, ~
cry, OF the State OF Delaware IN anu 30, ~.
New Castle county, on NJ, may, , ine IN ~
day of May next, A. D.. 1881, peihs Ine
first day OF the next May term oil the sslu
court, for a license TO keep aA mn OF tav,
ern, known as the Washington House, on
Marke street, In the city OF new Castie'
New Castle HunRred, and scnooi dise,,ot, atio,
No. 48, Delaware, Nod to sell lntoxlchtlng
liquors in less quantities than one quart
to be drunk on the premises, and the Iol.
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application, to Wit:
John II. Rodney, Henry M: NewIoVe'
h, Massey, John q. Mahoney
Ed. Connolly, G. L. JemisonJ
Thomas q. Morrison, Robert sutton,
John NcCue, W Holschnmacker,
John White Jonn Nuesslin,
James II. Sw.n, John Bacon.
John j. Gurmley, Thomas Eary,
Michael Rodgers. Israel Riding.
apr6 -3ts JOHN M CALLAN.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-07

LNOR SALE.-Three adjoining lots, on
II a street. 80 feet by 81 feet inches,
and 2 n. on Goodman street 100 feet deep;
near RAILROAD Avenue, south side,
Also, one lot ON ThirteenLh street, near
Heald street. Apply nj 4l8 Market street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
PERSONAL AND LITERARY

Miss Clara Louise Kellogg has made
q contract 10 sing twenty nights in Paris.
and receive $1,000.
and publishers Is 70 be held 10 consider
the American proposals for Information
q copyright
-Iicuisnant Schwa,ka il writing n
book about his Arctic experiences lie
Is a guest Of General Hancock st Gov
ernor's Island
Mr.. William ID. Howells has re-
signed the eti,orship Of the -i;sa.tsc
IoEGaiy.
Thomas Carlyle left in the handsot
Froude \ mass OF letters from Goethe.
Mil. Emerson Dickens and others. to-
gether with "Reminiscences Of his par
en,s. and material tor q m-uosr al hls
wife.
Edward Strauss. the composer and
leader Of dance music. Will visit this
country in June. He has made ar
rangements IL lead concerts during the
summer months He il the leader Of
the Court balls in Vienna. and Is said
TO be = far o spirited leader than
.Iohan Strauss. who was here n few
years ago.
A number Of valuable ~lvtters. writ
ten b. George Eliot IT the age Of TWEEN
~, have just been brought TO light in
Sheffield. They are an the possesssou
Of n grandson Of Dinah Bede." nov
resident in that town. and were wrii,ea
10 Mrs. Elizabeth Evans and Mr.. Sxrlnel
Evans, aunt and unc.e of the novelist,
and the "Dinah Morris" aud seth
Bede' 81 her novel. Adam Bedc."
They are pervaded by deep religious
sentiment, and betray \ keen anxiety
about her spiritual condition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
New Use for SawduSt.

The Lnmberman says: We have been
shown a model of n car wheel consisting
of an iron rim of seven inches outward
diameter by One-half inch thick, fitted
with a well proportional hub, the space
between the hub and rim filled with
pine sawdust, pressed in so solidly that
we are ready to believe the assertion
that resting the iron rim upon bearings,
a pressure equal to twenty-three tons
applied to the hub failed to develop any
signs of weakness. We hesitate in
these days of progress to assert that
anything is impossible. and we begin to
think that even sawdust possesses ele-
ments of value hitherto unsupported,
and that the day may come when tho
filled grounds adjacent to all sawmills
may be seen to have a great value inthe
mechanical development and utilization
of the now useless debris placed upon
them to get it out of the way. Sawduss
car wheels, sawdust brick. sawdust
fence posts, railroad ties, and even saw.
dust window and door frames, wains.
coting and holdings, begin to appea,
among the possibilities of the imaaedi,
ate future.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
A Wasp Attacks a Spider.

Mr.. Seth Green, writing to the New
York World, says that one morning
when he was watching a spiders nest =
wasp alighted within an inch or two OF
the nest. on the side opposite the open.
ing. Creeping noiselessly around to.
ward the entrance of the nest the WASH
stopped q little short of it and for 3
moment remained perfectly quiet; then
reaching out n of his antenne he
wiggled it before the opening and with
drew it. This overture had the desired
effect, for the boss of the nest rs large
a spider as one ordinarily sees, came
out to see what was wrong and toyet
it to rights. No sooner had the spider
emerged 10 that point at which he was
at the worst disadvantage, than the
wasp with q quick movement thrust his
sting into the body of his foe, killing
him easily and almost instantly. The
experiment was repeated on the part
Of the wasp, and when there was no
response from the inside he became
satisfied probably that he held the fort.
At all events he proceeded to enter the
nest and slaughter the young spiders.
which he afterward carried of one at a
time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

clambering over a back fence rev
mornings ago one fellow beggcoasnfs
Magilton to allow him to earn nlt money
enough to go on 2 ifs 1ish ia: Fl don't
IN pressing e, .nSrh hI more than a day. but l
care 70 That. for 4 met the fellows last
mss. Who :, 'e I'd e ms trout sD Sf iwo1 SjsInf
miss good days fishing for all the
work in the world" His request was
granted, and after receiving the money
and buying o few hooks and a line, and
spending the remainder for provender,
he started to walk to Bethlehem, near
where, to use his W language, he
knows the boss trout pond of the
These cases are fair samples
of about se%venty-fve per cent of those
who apply, but wood sawing is not easy
work, and the tramps and loafers soon
ave.-fhitadeiphia Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

~rvmstkahly god humpr. aai worr :
smile that creased he whole cua1ts-
/ nance az Patty danced up td him. ass-
ing. sxeltoily. ~ letter Cor me- ,s.-
/ ter for me-
Bu, be only chucklot. Nnd shook 3
head for answer. sRi then ssid saySr.
VISA M. EtaIc ral. Tm snrys O..
/ disapp'ia ~ yer. but thsr air 9" al -r
wuh at@tnkr. "ppss snyh~-ts b. o.,
name Il Mnatmorraci live hsrpa-s'
"Oh, ia ms letter IT. nv letter
screamed Patty DO give 3 to NJ
Mr.. skinner.
.'Conldn'i pnssaFblv. ist,'o a
Tain : yosrA yer see ffsd rrvei -e-
SIR leon DC Muntmcrrn~i. n
That alat ggar usRe. j" kanv
Mr Skinp"r. predicting atsny rus
Oh yss. " H. Imsan. tGsmy -
shouted s'at'y; AMI soI4inx ih" prr
letter. -hs ran iata tho hoa.e ei.A
and left Mr.. skinner still chgrktn O.,
himself with a hearty ssjoymcai q: o.,
lttlc gigi' sdrls hi
Hen = the letter
V ur ,E Tro~ Missy ths~nksfrY-t
kt73 icfvs lam Iaf~ rrsir ie = marr-i
Na.fv na3r nr s~hfns ffv-s esf-~fas %
tot -H.te at q V5rsr loW uvsF frsm rrr
" tssgs asri trtaaaF,i ~sa shrrh. 10y
aIsr5t val Wasf .ats sar 81 wfez -
rasTa-rsN rtoezaF - 81
from sbrt ! As. tatsss1t istr
sad LA ana @stg tr8ifrs Nrl 10
hasvra ssesr. Lee 80 aAs~ aHxar R-s
as fatss kSasfna g. vulae o. 80 So E-s
a. Hsa~ g. s~suo- asi ssiy - 49, DO
via hsr esd ~ 10 sfFfne t.tak e
o. ave neat st~ss Tri reffr Ns-fs
s,~zk o. Eef - sae ucssfrn ttr ara e
itnink yuar Ettvr -. hsvy- ~
onr-hAs - uise tH1t taTa pnuf isT s
ari tm ta~ lzis - ssr -ay H
pf.ppsr !Ass~ 800. Trf fssty O. f
sai ostnc kyog Iuas nithfsH HailHs-
- ~t~EItN SAW Utfts
..How .plcni 49, sasd Patty ~ can
write all The uaac. then. ! msy us71 4
l. moihorP'
Mr. kenis;on nodded She "a 3D.,
ins on a dress. and her mouth vs.
ot pms
And after that II NAsn'l harl ~
rhs telegraph was such = i'r,-
Bu, stii. when The week came o.
end. Patty and Mstty ryS into rsrb
cr : arms a. IL Ihsy hal been s~op45a..
for a year.
'.Oh. Mat,y" sail FATTY. an tH..
Patty" SAIL siaity, AMI 'lii' J.sY
rwitchc,t. bobblng his heat oT.s
fence. "ycrn tight agen In a )i'f.al
Go away .you bsI hoy. saHl I,f
facing him herccly W shall NkNEHs
nght again.
And though job repeated I'll sHi
snapped hus taEvrs. thcy diia fra
whole month -HiTSrs iosEI Is
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28
Editing q Newspaper.

There is one editor who has achieved
the feat of running a newspaper to sui,
everybody. Occasionally, to be sure,
he has complaints. but he never fails to
satisfy the complainers that they are in
the wrong. 1t wasn't always so with
him. He only adopted the system aft
err he got desperate. 1t was one day
after he had received sever complaints,
that he tried it. A man came in and
said: "Why in tophet didn't you print
the whole of the proceedings of the
Society for the Prevention of cruelty to
Hogs. instead of a brief abstract?" The
editor replied: "Oh. you made a speech
that wasn't in the report, eh?' Then
he went around the counter. The dust
flew for a few moments and then it be-
came more quiet. The editor relaxed
his grip on the mans throat sufficiently
to let him speak. and he said that he
guessed the article was all right, and
he had only come in to renew his SUBJ
scription. He was let up. paid the
money and left, and rs he went out he
cOllided with a man who had an ugly
glare in his eyes. and dancing up to the
editor. said: "What dye mean. sir?
l pay for a sensible newspaper and here
| get a lot of stuff about cruelty to hogs.
You ought to be put in Jail for printing
such rot" The editor went around the
counter again, and again the dust few
and cries of Take your teeth from nv
earl "Let 90 o me hair!" etc, were
heard. 1t was full five minutes before
the editor could get the mans coat torn
off and put him on the floor with his
head in the coalscuttlc. But he did it
at last. Then he jumped high in the
air and sat down upon the mans stom-
ach, and the yell the mar gave, echoing
in the coalscuttle, sounded awful. The
editor was about to repeat the opera
ton, but the MAJ said: 1--WE needn't
prolong this agony. Your paper is the
best in the world. 1t is all right. I'll
take it for ten years in advance" Eight
more visitors had the same experience.
Then came n that the editor couldn't
thrash. 1t was a woman: VIVA dive
mean by publishing fashion articles
from a th~ree-year-old magazine:'" she
asked. 81 made a bonnet according
to Your directions and it's three years
behind the style. Oh, you wretch! you
mean, horrid, insignifican.--oh-hr'
'My dear madam" he said, "you are
right. I'm not fit TO run a paper. I'll
stop at once" Goa reporter John.
don't send up any more copy. Kill that
article saying this lady was belle of the
ball last night" "Stopr' she cried.
.'your paper is a household treasure. l
don't care about the bonnet. and came
to ask you to our house to tea tonight"
The editor saws he wouldn't drop the
rule for anything. Everybody leaves
satisfied with his paper.-BOston Pos.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-28

Net Mexico Is perhaps the mosl
noted country IA the world for research
The historian. the wealth seeker ari the
"eursons a hsre find n rich field AMI
resard for their labor. The Abo anil
Gran Quiyir5 Counties are perhaps The
most renowned IN the Territory for 70
search. Ia the former there nrs svi
dcnces OF great volcanic erfp,sYn.
which overwhelmed cities and bsr 81
the inhabitants In ashes and lara ~
ages ago. IL - evident that these per-
pie. Who are perhaps older than tha
az,scs. were q prosperous race. with
hoi n little advance la civilization. ~
the Ado ruins IN the Msakans Noun
tains indicate. also sofns indication. os
q art; rude figures anil the imsyesIs
niHals being found upon tbs infsrsSr
oil b walls "a the structure. beneath
The debris. IL j. evident that this nm
his,orc race vere seekers after mfarr-
SA 5iines are found with the t-mbers
so rotten with age that great dialrulty
Is experienced and danger incurred in
going down into the old shafts. uhesu
shsfts sfo formed One especially sa
found where human banis or lava o-l
falling leaves and dns, had RIl.si 4 Isrrl
With the earth. This "a. dug into. and
nj 4 depth OF twelve feet a nan coald.
places. thrust hrs arm Ia up 70 he
between the granite walls u the
rnins AMI The earth which GI!ed Tbs OF
shaft.