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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-04
To NERVOUS SUFFERERs-THE GREAT FL
ROPEAN REMEDY-DR. J. Il. SIMPSONS
SPECIFIC MEDICINE

II ia positive cure FOR SpermatOrrs.ea, Seminal
Mer,kn.s.. Inpotency. and al disease resu.tlns
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-04

3S "a e0f1 per i.y At home Samples worth Is nee
80 10 xZU AddIesssIINsoS CO.. Portland, Maine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30

lnY rrLrcGArrrro1uL rnrmNr.l

SAN FnANCisCo. May 29.-Thr week closed show
ing greater proins for large operations IN june as
n, rrinforc intfiaicd In these dispatches, SuiT1
Tunnel Will Ice ready 10 receive all the water pos
siblc to De TAPPED by the crosscuts about to BE-
run and whether any bonanAis arr Developed as
many assert that there will 10" an y tive aud higher
market IL confidently anticipated. The shorts filling
Yesterday kept prices Timer, and barred the insiders
from concentrating at luw figures.
Grand Prize and South BulWcr have each been as
scSoed - cents per share
Monday being Decoration Day there will Ice no
sessions Of the Boards.
The Bclyidcrc, Buwcr and Grand Prize Mining
Companies each have levied an assessment OF -
cents per share.
DENVER, Col. MAY 2s.-Thc suit OF the Iron sill
yer Mining Company against the Smuggirr occupied
the attention of the United states Court here for
the past week. The has bc"n bitterly contested
hy the most eminent counsel in the State. he Jury
returned a verdict III favor If the Smuggcr this al
ternoOn. The questions involved affect all property
III litigation by the Iron Silver Company.
Bullion valued at SI3. 631 "a was received in New
York on Saturday from the mines, making IA total
for the week OF Scj4SOJS 81.
The total sales of mining stocks IN Ncw-lork for
the past week officially reported BY the two TX
changes at 1.119.Gl7 shares.
The Iron silver Mining Company has declared "A
dividend No. - OF 20 cents per snare, payable June
.. Books reopen June y
The Evening Star Mining Company has declared a
dividend NO. ~ 0f per cent on the capital stock,
PAYABLE June /. Books reopen June y
The Michoacan syndicate, recently organized IN
NewYOr for the purpose of developing and Opcr-
ating number of the mines III the State OF Alchoa-
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can, Mexico is now fairlyunder way. SIX companleg
nre already operating under the syndicate, anu
three Others are now hcing i3reu.1 ~ ,ranV
prominent and wealthy men whose connection Win MI
il aug.rs well for the successor the enterprise
full details concerning the company appear III
another column. ,,, r
4 Denver. Col. special says: AN the reports OF
steadily corrohorat.d. Bonauza continues L" an.
unun'r new d>co'csi's and the reports hnd PROOF ~
the mills. The Emprr>, Josephine ha' uR'oN1T!n
rrv crc which Is said 10 be- thc finest yet iound IN
the kerbcr Greek District. StIh are also reported
iu the Iari, lode siX feet from suIia"ei IN ~" "r
depth OF - frcl. ~ the Boss Nammob rirpth oi
, lcrt and in the R"fcnuc. III" signs al b3halI'
are thu; rs greater depth Is attained even richer ore
.Pitkiu rrport. STAT, th4t the Scycnty-Eight lode
now shows b. same oir u.s. DE Iair Jew. adding
another good mine % the ItAlu group h""
strike ln The Chloride King. IN IN sllar group
Shows hard carbonate. ASSAY ing - ounces.
The Pa, RoCk mine, Clear Cn"A County, Is pro.
ducns Or that i, averaging 10 cents per pound at
Tile silver King at Montcluma, is reported to
have 70 large ORE body iu sight i l-c-uuaied ilat
- tons cau Doe shipped daily M juno, tach ton 10
pr durc = % 10 $50 nct.
-" Work has been resumed on tie Ball Domingo
SLOPES. and the mill has started arHn.
"Gold Hill, IN Gunui-on County. has l3or.-pr9,
duciug mines. II IS estimated ihH the ill VIII
produce 81 oonuOu BE- coming season.
"Thr Silver Chnmiili is proving suc.a success that
many similar mil, are being put mp.
The Robinson mine l. shipping MY tons ore
daily. and the smrirr l. turning ont silver bullion
at the rate of 800 to 100 ouuoc, pr ton.
The Nurph, mine, go Alpine. ls slipping rom
seven to sixteen tons OF or daily. while the miIl
runs from - 90 10 ounce OF silver 10 the tom
"Othcr new strikes arr reported as follows: 'h
GUilth~ Mountain. Clear Creek C0uni5 estimate
800 ounces silver 10 ihr ton.
In the Ncttic min" san Miguel District four feet
Of ore. a>sly ing 90 uuurc, ut silver Icr ton ,
In the Rudolph, near R"-ta at I t"ct Grpth'
Goh ore a~-iyIur so per tom.
In the Mountain Ram, near liosia surface strik"'
$50 gold port"u.
In the .ls liou prospect. nr1r tic Copper Bot
TOM Silver lin. ore a-~IyIug silver gold ana cop
per. : = per ton. ~
IN the kruuchrc Lode. Trout Creek )iStnct,
Chai,c ouuty, carbonate aN,l' lns iO0' g"ld anu
silver ore
Superintendent, ~ Sonora Consolidated min" re-
ports, Inc lurrtr-lto- vein j. improving every
day. The average battery a->lF, on lri ana
SATURDAY. gave = 20 silver and : l3 - gold. ~"
failing, from the gave 81 silver iud %" H"ll'
which shows that a gold Is being saved a, also -
par cont OF the batter, orc-pulp assay. ~ ~ nnr'
which . Just bring oI"urd, ehpw~H l"ig nom !
inches io - feet lu width. tlr ore showing from
three ESSAYS an u,crtrrul S~G per ton me -HPrr
mtcidrnt hiss shipped five -. es of ore. l." h,,'
worked in NcV-loIk. The t.tl" paper have an
been signed hy the Go,cruor and properly rec ord'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY, May Up. W
Each succeeding week furnishes additional evil
dencc of the growth Of pu lie interest in mining on
terpri.es. But almost every week furnishes some
incident that is well calculated to check THAT
crowtb-a MANIPULATED speculation reaches a sud-
den collausc or some expert testimony ~ To valn'
nroyes 10 he incorrect Yet the interest docs grow hc
canse there arr properties that have proved moro
than was promised in the prospcc'rS's, aud
atbongh the names of such properties are mcnt"nc"
only once here tho-" of the doubtful kind are
shaken Of "a hundred iimos, Those persons who have
invested prudcrtIv and well silent workers IN
their respective spheres. educating the pub
lie mind in the belief that there Is
such thing rs legitimate and pr'h'-
able mining Of the precious metals. Bat grncI"l
arr.ig1up.nt Of all mining enterprises may D" 'N-
po,t.d to ho heard 80 long rs there are men who
d. fnr, loaniug ~ 600 on moricar" on thch
tvcutr-ycar neighbours house, would INSIST upon
4.,rcl Of the record. and yet who WILL on th"
word of q stranger. risk 10000 or more ia ne"
uiuin, stock. Prudence ard the Use OF ordinary
INTELLIGENCE I'm mining investments will lee rs well
r.,,,J os i'm her uursuits lint lHrp,-goluckv
oIfur.. i'm mines arr. not exempt from The penalties
tLqf are attached 10 aii ventures of tll1t chlrarbt
Ia.t wee. was an active one 1 the Mining >i"ch
T., ,,c,.s huf th. business was LARGELY luonop"-
l..I Pos the Oriental and Miller ana STATE l+'p
varieties and fho interest in thr nal hri 10 fi'al
c,t,f.t v.,~d diverted jo Oh Fir declining prices. laiH
-,',. OF Iron al ,rr c~fuuuted at lon 1000 l21pp
share. for account Of Nir. Lester col hcagn. Wh" ~
o., tiur owned -Ju.uuo shares, or more Than one
half of the carlt1l stock a. ihr company. also VIZ
=, fr.,tufe. of the market. Under TIN" large sale "i
Iron liver its price &C., lined 90 lb' hnt later Su
49,, t rl, nan the "a hul, tlr general market dis
PLAYED AN uu~u.n,ctcd UNDERGONE of strength am
,ifh-f.nl the trrr..siur u,lnricr of Che ,lic- ana
dc l..r rcf. rrcd to much better han any one Wonld
have. NcntIrcd to prr'ilc % voud d".
Yesterdays markets g'p"lail% were quiet. ln'
STAT. I,u,. ard Oriental and Miller still coHiu'Ii-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-30
LITERARY NOTES.

A,rbonse Daudet's History of My Books "H'oi
"a coming ont IN chapters in Paris. Brns'eiS anu
Vienna newspapers. is of exceeding interest," w
readers of his novels In the first paper liz u,
picture Of five poverty strickcn authors
himself Tnrrcuc0. Gnstavo Tlaubert, Goncoui'
.,I yolo ,ybo used to meet every SUNDAY ai'er-
nom M FlarbcIt's rooms. laudct was almost .','
last Of tle FIVE 10 achieve marked success WV"
Ero,s,pf Jeanc Ct Rsler lire which was ci"Wh'u -!
the French Academy. Nhrn IL INST aPP'"''"
about six years ago. lola exclaimed: d" That closes
the market to the rest Of US" lola seems To nave
acted subsequently with great faith in the truth Vi
hi enicram for he turned .Caycnscr at once.
college series of Greek authors is in preparation
~, Gin, Heath 4 Co. with notes, based on those
of recent German editions. The text VIII o' uup"
.atcd in the same volume in one place beng pflh''"
j.; ol;1 p,,,es without notes 81 as 10 permit the
,,lont 70 Wink without crutchcs if il j. h.S own or
hs teachers choice that he should Professor '"Hn
Williams White of Harvard. and Professor Lewis
n Packard Of Yaic. will be the general editors
Three volumes will be issued this sraS"h: " ne
persians Of .Eschylus. by Professor /. H. SrN-
mour. of Yale: Prometheus of d-SchylnS' pl
Professor +. ID. Allen. Of Harvard; ANA "Olon"' ."
Arstophancs by Professor VI. ". Humphreys VI
Vanderbilt University. The thirteen volumes com
,ct;pc the series will be- divided between ~ and
1853.
The American Actors Series edited by W.
Laurence Hutton AMI published by James IA
Osgood Il Co.. will he complete IN ten N"Hn'N'
which are finally all arranged for. Mr. Aug'Stni
DAILY will write Of THE Old Women OF the Am'r-
can Stage" and the tenth and concluding volume
on Mitchell and the Old Olympic. Is III pr'P'Ia-
tion by Mr.. Thomas Mckee. a Ncw-loTh Ia"S"
aud Unknown dramatic collector. IL is the pres
ont intention 10 issue the first volume. Mr.. Law
,,noo Ra,r.tt's edwin Forrest in September,
and the second volume Mr. William Winters bog
rsphy of "Thc Jcdcr>ons. in October. lh'n VIII
follow nj short intervals, Mrs. Clements Char"th
Cushman" Miss Kate Fields fechtrr' MI
.loseph " Ircland's " Mrs. Dan. Mrs A>Ia Boom
Clartes sketches of her own family " h' n''.,S'
Mr.. '%Bcn.r Woolfs Burton Mr. ). H. hun
rion's " American Comedians and the books of Air.
DAILY and Mr. Mckee mentioned above Ihe Poi-
traits have been chosen both with reference To eA-
cellencc and freshness for the public
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reported the same as year ago, but the construe

reported the same as . year ago, but the consrpes
ton account is increased by the sum Of $275, 500
and the item sundry assets is reduced by thu
same sum- that is 1915, $50 floating assets have be-
come fxed assets. The newly resuctated stocks.
that two years ago might have been had for the
asking but now are selling anywhere between 80
and 90, secured full proportion Of speculative
favor. or course there Is no one who Is trad.
ing except in few of this class of stocks.
that does not count himself lucky enough 10
I've the not lcft-but certain it is that some ona
who IL strong in the faith of his lucky star" win
be badly left with Of the trash" that Ends
a market outside AZ well inside of the Stock
Exchange The business of the week, while larra
was not equal to the business of some preceding
weeks and the declines in prices that have occurred
are more significant because of their character and
their methods than because Of their amount. Or
duarly speaking the market has hardly had fad
that might he considered n healthy reaction but
the slOwneSs of the decline and its contnuance
during four days are the features which give TO its
significant character.
Tomorrow being the National Decoration Da,
and legal holiday, all the Exchanges have adj
journcd until Tuesday morning.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
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Ncw publications.
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Fnstrnrtion.
For Row. and Young Men-country.

MORRIS CLASSICAL INSIlll r.. -,.,,-..,.
vi boys family boarding school location s'fn
school h6v- induced Ike thcir -''ie- 'a,g NNc,,,
vision Of Zach pupil Address '"e i'4''pS'' - -
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SEW.YOVK AMI CALANELAS tDlNIN GOLD MN
.t@utuI ri -tc shnHirf- i th7 com
pAny h. c-pcrtiuiy ,al Q" u' tosr ont "i We
..ft tit IieHt
torrrnau.- t.ir rnt sk fo- iinf oil" th't company uit
uuc.. ,nn rvc!s,. rr before thc hA- ON Hatt-
d1y M I--i suu WN uf Pos 'hii."l Zoo thc very VAIN
able plINlirg, Df sub cnhiIF Cos th" h"Hdt
Iis uri,r "f 90 Prr-ilrut
H. b. -tIi lIiN DC is. SECRETARY.
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For Young Ladies-City.

AIC oCIIOO4S-OIVy'
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
NI will receive pupils In Drawing and Painting IN Oh anu
Water Coors China and Decoration at her studio No Is Last
26thst. NewlOrk
I.4farence.- Mr. y. Huntington. M. william Hart
Z MI James NJ. Hart Mr.. A. r. Bellows
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rI,uE I'M AAENAS M ATEKanL MINING 20.

II TTTT -NT.-NN " w y :.
Nutrc hereby given that M" transfer book or ms
company viii clI,r AZ 3urOct, me- on ~ isDA1 M
parpusr permitting et~kholtrs OF ietoIu
10 Subscribe for al issue 81 u'bentuTr Bond%
Purpose of 10 develop property Aud r,e present
buud-
Amount n issuc, s3OoO0o
prlr. ~ lssuc, 80 per cent pn par value
IaymrutH - per cont un alplictt on
cent hen bonds dt Tor i'i4fftf
Ta, shares - stHk IT, rn~i T.. @uh-rrhr f' -lNN
nj hus bonds ar denominations 81 slu'o hut Germ
amounts Ia tc OF holdings
too small fo b., ruiit eel 90 a .iolr bond.
Thrr. surrender 90 stock . . , -
Inc bonds Liufy years Al per cent "lth annual IRA"
f,, m, I'D h., nicl With 'he rroa,urcruf the Com
nan nitro torlrck o. ~ TUESDAY MAY 81, l-7l, At his
uncc so - Brpal--t.. y. y.
Blank Forms bc hui ON nr.all Az Nipahl S"mo"
49, onlrr VI the luAri of ruatrr-.
Il l. ~ttt. IliA IL r Scc'y.
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,n1MA-J HGEY 90.

80 J. 80 ALL
NEs Anak. M4y 20. 1891
THE annual meeting of the Stockholders OF
rtaurpl o.-o.dIt., lining company VIZ be he.i
a. f Officer O. renf $50 Il. NrN Nffk uu Iill rs
DAY june a. --l. 40 D. ueo'k ''n 'or Tie purpose oil
,l,t ting o.. Trustees fn serve fhr cuauug Year.
lu..- VI.i fruNu pp,u One hour.
bool. viii cosr ou Nav 20 and will reopen
June g. join !. 'tAii IL,
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The total movements for the week ended May :
1881, and since January l, for years looo al
1881, were ~ follows:
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27

which were built two thousand five
hundred years ago. They are scattered
over great extent, and embrace thous-
ands Of broken pillars remnants Of gi-
gantic sculpture and beautiful pillars
standing alone In groups and In stately
rows some elaborately Auted and cap.
ped. Stone and brick and marble walls
Of massive strength and thickness are
seen in all directions. On one side the
Palace of the Caesars with Its arches and
intricate walls extend half q mile 70
our right the Arch Of Constantine, still
used a a gateway. Near II the beauti-
ful Temple of Vesta almost as perfect
as It was two thousand years ago and
greater than all the. Coliseum, the
largest Theatre ever built and the scene
Of the most cruelty. The. Arena. In which
the Gladiators fought. In which linen
contended with the wild beasts, In
which by bloody NeroS order the beasts
were fed by living captives to form part
Of sRomsfi Holiday, and the dsns
where the beasts were kept arc ilplain
to be seen. ~ q -
This huge Circus, built by Titus, just
eighteen hundred years ago, 10 OF brick
and marble, encloses an area Of six
acres, with an outside wall one hundred
and seven feet high and six feet thick
at the top. Sixty thousand men were
ten years building 1t, and it seated
eighty-sevsn thousand spectators. Its
Inauguration lasted one hundred days,
and during that time five thousand Wild
beasts and ten thousand captives were
slain
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
MY Birsi,day.

Another year has spsd Its course.
Along the tide Of time;
And from the steps OF meted years
II gone another rime.
For -naught that wall Of deep dlstress,
Along the Travelled shere,
The bark that sails tn eternal sea,
Shall 81 IL LIES sea 70 more.
The year has crossed the bonds that bind
The present to the past :
1t stayed until its pleasures paled--
'Tis well 1t went 80 fast;
Yet all the years are phantoms neet,
A flash along the sky,
And who would have the good they bear,
Must grasp them ~ they fly.
Too late, alas 10 make amends
For days forever flown;
But now another year is come .sl
Whose days are ali your own.
Be careful TO improve Its time,
Before 1t finds Its ebb, se ~
And not let soulless / leasures snare
Your feet within her web; ta ~,
Improve all time make not your life
A dreary waste oftearsi
And let II net approach the grave.
A broken wreck OF years
Howard N. FULLER.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
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The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
steam and Electricity.
London World, June Is.

Oddly enough, the Stephenson cente.
nary Is celebrated at moment when thu
successor to steam-power is being tried
and talked about 10 nuch the same way
as the tkettle o. steam" when Stephsu-
son was boy. The doom of the stage
coach was sounded then IS the doom ol
the steam engine IL sounded now. Nearly
sixty years ago the pioneer locomotive
was running between Stockport and
Darlington. A car driven by electricity
has just commenced running between
Berlin and Its suburbs. Those Of us
who are to old and fat TO aspire to an
electric tricycle. may live to venture on
the Metropolitan Railway when the slee-
trio light has freed It from garroters and
the electric engine has cleared 1t of as
phyxia. In the mean time 1t is only fair
to admit thai we are doing very little.
On the Continent-at Dusseldorf last
year, at Berlin now, at the Milan Ex-
hibition to be opened directly-electri-
city as a motive power 10 engaging the
close attention of scientists. 1t Is to be
tried In still more. practical form with
a view to running trains through the 81.
Gothard tunhel.A "a ~
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
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