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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-05-18
RIDGWAY, ELK COUNTY, PA, THURSDAY

To leave q woman lying insensible in
an empty house was out of the question,
and so at last, after calling in vain for
assistance, they laid her in the con-
ductor's car to carry her to the nearest
station, some miles farther on.
When she regained her conscious
ness it was her. turn to feel all those
pangs of regret and repentance that
Will suffered, and to make resolves of
her own, if ever she returned to live
up to them.
She could not move or speak when
the train stopped, and the men took
her from the car supposing she was per-
haps fatally injured.
She did revive, however, but only
enough to whisper Willis name and
town in reply to persistent questioning,
before delirium set in, and when her
husband reached the hospital where
they had taken her she did not know
him, and it was weeks instead of days
before she could go home.
In the meantime Will sold his farm
to Royal Phelps brother, and bought
another close by Mystic, and two miles
from any railway. He knew that neither
he nor Sally would ever again feel safe
at the old place.
So far, their first luarrel has been
their last; the resolutions have been
we'll kept. Sally can make pot-pie and
rye-bread, as well asmany other things,
quite as skilfully as Cousin 'Phrony,
and she is so happy with her husband
and her baby that she sometimes thinks
Will lost all his bad temper when he
found his wife at Seyms.-Yooah's Com
DaniOn,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-05-18
Voices of the Sea,

NVitto vi
Wakeful 1 lay at night and heard
The pulsings of the restless sea.
The morning surges
Sounded like dirges
From some far back eternity.
Whose spirits from the deep are stirred.
Awaking with the morning light,
Again listened to the sea;
But with its surges
We heard no dirges,
But only life's activity;
Morning dispelled the gloom Of night.
At noon sauntered forth to view
The throbbing of that living sea;
Still it was surging,
But only urging
All men to be both strong and free.
Strong in the soul with conscience true.
At closing day once more 1 stood,
Gazing across that mighty sea;
Far ships were sailing,
The light was failing;
Time, lost in immortality,
Was the reflection of my mood.
1t is the mind, and not the place,
Our moods and not varying voice,
That fills with sadness,
Or thrills with gladness,
A soul whose once great ruling choice
Reflects in all things its own force.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-05-18

Reports from Louisiana indicate that
the cane which was covered by the
floods is not SO much injured as there
was reason to fear that it would be.
This is accounted for by the low tenn
perature at the time of the floods, which
retarded the growth of the young cane
instead of rotting and killing it. In
the regions which escaped inundation
the prospects for large crop of sugar
are favorable.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-05-18
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Why do ducks put their heads unde
waterp TO liquidate their bills.
"Anxious Inquirer. IA vessel is
spoken of as she, because " she" has to
be managed by men,-RockIand
Courier.
1t takes 800 full-blown roses to make
a tablespoonful of perfume, while ten
cents worth of cooked onions will scent
a whole neighborhood.
1t is now the sparrows futter
In the gutter,
And the housemaid, very UTTER
Scrubs the shutter.
--Puok.
A "three-year. discovered the
neighbours hens in her yard scratching.
In o most indignant tone she reported
to her mother that Mr.. Smiths hens
were "wiping their feet ON our grass"
The Rochester Democrat thinks that
one of the saddest sights in the world
is to see young man trying to treat
his sweetheart's small and depraved
brother as though he were his dearest
friend,
81 want one servant GIRL" he said,
Zone maid to order, so to speak,"
The employment agent scratched his head,
And told the man to call next week.
Next week he came as per request
The clerk could furnish no such grade,
But quickly put his mind to rest,
By giving him one ready maid.
-Courier-Joorndl,
A silver watch that had been buried
in Maryland grave for twenty years
is now keeping good time. But the
practice of burying watches, even in
the vaults of a pawnbroker's mausoleum,
is not recommended,
A Paris PHOTOGRAPHERS has inventeda
process by which he can take q likeness
in the 1-100th part Of second. This
time is not so short, however, but that
the average boy could change his posi-
tion three or four times during
sitti, o.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-05-18
Both Saw the Ghost,

III DTIsuUI aoU anu L resent" lately
published in England, the following
ghost story is specially curious as being
the only recorded example of death. bed
apparation witnessed and heard by two
persons When the English forces
were in possession of Martinique in the
seven years war, Major Blomberg was
detached from headquarters to distant
part of the island, and there died of a
violent fever. The morning after his
decease Colonel Stewart was surprised,
while IN bed at headquarters, by the
appearance of Major Blomberg in regi-
mental dress, who, in answer to an
alarmed inquiry why he was not at his
post, said: T" 1 died yesterday at A. NJ"
aud then he delivered an earnest re.
quest that his friend would, on his
return to England, attend the welfare
of his young son, then in the island. by
seeing him put into possession of an
estate to which he,was entitled, the
deeds of which were secreted in the
private drawer of an old oak chest
in a house that he named in York
shire. He then disappeared. Colonel
Stewart directly called to Captain Noun
sey, who slept in the same room, and
asked if he had seen Major Blomberg.
Improved that; he had heard AID seen
the same as the colonel. The other
officers laughed at the story, but soon
afterward came the tidings of the death
of Blomberg at the hour he had named.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-05-18

quirer of his manner of existence called
their attention to him. He is now
eighty. The cause of his seclusion was
his wife, with whom he qusrreled, and
who obtained divorce, compelling him
to provide for her separate mainten-
ance. This soured him, and he vowed
to be done with human beings.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-05-18
FACTS AND COMMENTS.

The writer of a report on English fac.
tories and workshops has drawn a pic
ture which is anything but alluring of
London bakeries. He found that in o
great number of cases the staff of life
is prepared amid surroundings which
are as unhealthful as they are unappe-
tizing, and that in some establishments
the arrangements are positively shock
ing.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-05-18

A hungry rat devoured fifteen canary
birds in Cleveland, Ohio, in one night
recently, and in consequence grew so
corpulent that he couldn't escape from
the cage. That rat was killed with
much promptness.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-05-18
NO. 13.
The Mountain and the Squirrel.

The mountain and the squirrel
Had a quarrel;
And the former called the latter Little Prig;
Bun replied:
You are doubtless very big,
But all sorts of things and weather
Must be taken in together,
To make up q year,
And a sphere.
And think it no disgrace
To occupy my place.
If Pm not so large as you,
You are not go small As L,
And not half 80 spry.
I'll not deny you make
A very pretty squirrel trap.
Talents differ;all is we'll and wisely put;
If I cannot carry forests on my back,
Neither can you crack a nut.
Emerson.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-05-18

Don't shut every Granny and crack to
keep out the air from the rooms, but
let the windows stay open for time.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-05-18

DIR. Koch, a Berlin physician, has dis
covered the secret nature of the parasite
which causes consumption. Matter
from the lungs of consumptives has
been found to be swarming with para
sites which are highly infectious. He
has propagated the disease artifcially
and killed animals with the parasites
thus produced. And now if he will
only produce parasite which will de-
stroy the tubercular parasite, he will
have conferred lasting benefit upon
the human race.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-05-18

At the residence of Jesse McCollum,
two miles from Canton, Ga, there is
growing a rosebush that was planted
since the war, in a 1ourishing condi-
tlon, which measures eleven and half
inches in circumference, measured tx
inches above tho ground.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-05-18

Patience, the second bravery of man,
is, perhaps, greater than the first.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-03

In State bonds moderate business was done in
Tennessee Gs and the price to 55l2. Arkansas
Is to Pine Bluff Railroad sold at %. There
no transactions in city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds were dull, and the changes in
prices were irregular and whimsical. Erie second
consols were y lower at 9S for two bonds, but the
closing quotation is 0S400Sl2 Missouri. Kansas
aud Texas general Is declined l. to S7I2 and re-
covered to S77s. Central of New-Jersey cOnsols
were Il higher at 1092l. Lehigh and Wilkesbarre,
cOnsols at 105, were 2 per cent lower. Chesapeake
and Ohio frsts series A, were steady
at 1077sG10S, and series at S5l2,
the currency interest being Is OF at OILS. New
York. Chicago and st. Louis irsts were Il at
90 Illinois Central 5s middle division, sold at
109 and Chicago. St. Louis and NewOrleans 5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-03
EXPORT And IMPORT STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Fr0m a statement
furnished BY the Chief Of the Bureau of Statistics 1t il
learned for the month ended July 81 1882 the
cess Of imports exports OF merchandise was
Sl13s7,7l2 while for the corresponding month Of 1881
the excess Of exports $l0GlO.936 For the seven
months ended July 81 1882. the excess Of imports
SjO.s24, ZAP. while for "A corresponding period IN 1881
the OF imports sos GlO902. For the twelve
months ended July 81 1882 the Of exports
only S3,90l.035, against S25OGl30G7 for the twelve
months ended July 81. 1881 For the twelve months
ended July 81 1892 the Of exports of gold
silver coin and bullion ~l2,j9G,O3s while for the
corresponding period ended July 81 1851, the excess Of
imports 500, 606977
The value Of the imports OF merchandise into the
United States Tor the twelve months ended July ~
1882, S73S, ,236, and for the twelve months
ended July 81, 1851, S6J7 7s2.325. Values OF the
exports Of domestic and foreign merchandise from the
United States for the twelve months ended July 81 ,
1882 $74l 94s,27l, and for the twelve mouths
ended July 81, 1851, 1884 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-03

On one of EIskines first circuits, Lord Kames
who had taken in his Old age to parsimonous
Bar dinner All the hints of the company had
fallen upon deaf ears, and his lordshlp hoping TO
turn the conversation, addressed remark 10 the
agreeable MI ErslIne What" said his lordshp
can have become of the Dutch, who were drubbed
the other day of the Doggerbaukp And the
young advocate answered with his sweetest smile,
suppose my lord they are like ourselves. con
fined TO port"
I've lost n patient" said doctor, sitting
down 10 boarding mouse dinner table, with rOwD
his face dark gunpOwder pOutce IL am sorry TO
hear II. Man woman I" asked OF the bOarders.
" Man" " When did he die - " Die, hang him, he's
not dead He stopped taking my medicine, got well, and
away without paving the bi"lArkausas Traveller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-03
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reo,r,eIbJJDIS L. DAHs Z d.. II WIS.
SATURDAY. Scpt.I.-r. ".

SATURDAY ScptIe-f. ".
To-days stock market made exclusively out
of trading operations; and whether the traders
were large or small the transactions and their at
tending fluctuations present significant features.
After an early decline there was important adj
vance and judged by the figures the market for the
part of theday would be called strong Yet in
the final dealings the stocks which show any natural
advance over last evenings figures will only about
equal those winch show declines. Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western is one of those stocks which adj
yanced and retained portion of the gains the end
Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred stock ia another,
aud one winch closed at its best price, the
dealings III that. however, were influenced
by the announcement that syndicate
had purchased a majority Of the c0rncred" COM
mon stock at A.. 1t Will be just one year ago the
9th of this month since the corner" in Hannibal
and St. Joseph common stock was developed. In
the succeeding days the stock was quoted at 200a
$50 and considerable settlements were made with
shorts at between the extreme highest figure aud
12j Yet the bulk of the stock is now disposed Of
at figures which show loss to the
spectators who made the corner OF many
millions of dollars. With very few exceptions
such is the history of the results of corners" OH
the New-Yorl stock Exchange. The market closed
tame, dull, and hardly steady at quotations.
Government bonds are dull as ever, and prices
are barely steady after "A decline Of Is IN the bids
for the 4l2s. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-03

The Clearing House statement today Is as fol-
lows; For the day-Exchanges Sis. 2G3,l6l;
balances. Sj.2022l7. For the week-EXchanges,
S7S7, 100, 3l}; balances S27, 306924.
The United States Treasury now holds United
States bonds to secure National bank circulation,
S3Gl 49,, $50; bonds deposited during The week.
$sS2,OOO; bonds withdrawn during the week,
1919. 300 National bank currency outstanding:
Currency notes, 1899 500, 6jS gold notes Ss23329
amounted to SSOS. 100, and mtcmal-revcnue re-
ceIpts to $il0,26S. The Treasury received
1921 900 in National bank notes for redemption,
the total of such receipts for the week, compared
with the sumo Meek of ISL being as lOIlOWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-03

were p higher at 105ia. East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia incomes were Il higher at 10 after 43lt,
and Richmond and Danvle debentures were mp p
at ISL Rochester and Pttsburg incomes rose from
4s TO 81. st. Paul consols recovered to 10. Den
YER and Rio Grande consos were two per cent
higher at %. Texas and Pacific fr3ts, Rio Grandc
division, rose from s5al to SGl2. Fort Worth and
Denver firsts were y higher at Oslo. Oregon Short
Line 6s sold 40 1913 l20l03
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost S36455 on balance
made up by coin loss of $115, 500, essa currency
gain of S70.414. The days transactions covered
Receipts. ~, 35G,9ls payments, 1888 4O3 cur
reucy balance, $j.902.7S0; coin balance,
Sss. 42S. G24 Money on call at the Stock Exchange
ruled at 5G per cent. with exceptions at ana
per cent the closing rate was about u per cent On
Governments the common rate is 4 per cent.
The bank statement of averages for the week
only family reflects the actual movement or money
during the period winch IL covers yet 1t shows
loss In cash of ~ Sc 800, and deficit from The 20
per cent rule for reserves of Sl56O25, IN place OF
surplus of 81 131 .O25 as reported by the preceding
statement. The following are the totals OF the
statement and the changes from last week:
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Dipioeno Notlre5.

OFFICE THE
INTRRNATOSA Al AND GREAT NORTHERN r. II. Co.
i9J BKOADWAY NEw-NORK, Aug. 2S. lsS2. }
THE COUPONS of the 2d Mortgage Bonds
Of this company, due September 1882. will be- paid
"A this office AT and alter maturity.
the semi annual interest OF TWO cent due Septem
Der lSS- on the tnassentc Income Bonds present
OF said bonds when registered the order
registered holder thereof Ii. b. HENSO
Assist. Treasurer
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EUROPEAN FiN ANCIA a. NAft<GrN
TOVnOV. Sept 2-l2:3O r. m.Atlantic and Great West.
eru mist mortgage trustees certificates 49, New York
Central. lJ1; Illinois Central, 49, Milwaukee and Paul
common. IL.
LoSbuN Sept % y. m. -Atanuc and Great Western
trustees certificates 4N NcWl Central
% a. Illinois tentri. l4liG Reading, 81 -
sept. - 3 H.. m.-i'lu- quote three
AZ - francs 80 centmes FOR the
LONDON. sept 2-3:iO d. lino amount or uiiiiOn gone
into thr Bank 81 England on balance TO-DAY h fGuOU
LONDON sept. 2-J3u D.. m.-Paus adyices quote three
per 81 franc. 30
LONDON, sept .. The EcOnOHfs at This The
Of discount for bank bills 20 DAYS three months
so per Tor trade bits, 80 three months
go al per cent The settlement Wednesday the
records, during the past two years The leading
has been the scircv 0 home railway stocks The
demand securities has revived American rail
roads higher Erie preference advanced = oregon and
California and CENTRAL Pacific y Denver and Rio trande
declined Ja
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IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.

4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
at. >e,t- nc sat, Sept3
Ri FL Tues. b. Cd sept. <
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK to SOUTHLAND
Ton, HAVKEOr BREMEN. -
FIRST CABIN .......slOO SECOND CAB N-...-...tOh
SIEERAGE, $50. -
Return tickets az reduced Prepaid Storage cer
Gates ST steamers say from per between second AL
OELRICHs IL CO.. Bowhng.Green
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ROYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.

ANHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEEN-TOMN AND LIZ LkpOOL.
NOTICE-Ihe steamers OF this line Land Route,
recommended by Lieutenant MauIy, L. y,
OuIWa ard aud home waId voyages.
GtNIrA Sic Cant KENNEDY 1900. Saturday, sept. . 9
KEPU BIIC Capt IIylng.--.-I thursday Hept . loU p m
CELTIC Cant 1, ieadr Thursday sept IA, q.
REI.1 y y ~ cant p.fry...... SATURDAY. pt %.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
lrlII.SI.
'Wi not call at QueeusU1
size ana unsurpassed IA ap
The SdlDOus S'a"rDoms, cmoAiug AMI Batb
Rooms placed amid-np, where the noise nd motion are
felt afOulng degree comfort hitherto undttAnaJe
atsra,
KArEs-Saloon $50 ana 500. Return tickets iayorl
terms. Stecrage the Old Country 80 nom New
York,
These steamers carry neither cattle. sheep n2r pgs
For inspection plans other Informal ion apply at taS
Il. J. CORIIS, Agent
c. l.. BARTLETT e co. Agents Boston.
bAKRIlT q CArlEEL4 Agents, Philadelphia
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N UNITED > a ~ "a ~ IN - IIyi;11'
Leaving PIER 80. y. r.. foot VI bingst.
WISCOESI ucasiay. sept. %, ! 30
ALASKA Tuesday, sept IL. 4 d n.
MNOMl NG........... Tuesday cePt"mDer ~. $50 a.
ARIZONA Ne4t -
ABDSSINIA..... lueHudF, III ., ~
C-The-e steamers built OF con waertgt c0mparJ
mens are furnished with requisite 10 tho
passage across tho Atlantic both safe and agreeable having
rOOm room. drawing rOOm, plano and library;
experienced -tewaress ami caterer On each
The are all upper deck thus inslrly
all at perfcct ventilation and
hight al,
CABIN PASSAGE according 20 saferOOml, 800 ESQ anj
slOO INTERMEDIATE, $40. oIEEKAGE al low rates.
OFFICE No. 20 BROADWAY
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Coparinershin Notices.

Coparturrshin Notices. -
No 40 WATt-sr. l
NEw.YORK, sept J. lss2f
TINE undersigned have this day formed
i cOpartnership under the iirm name OF
TAYLOR. CAROLYN * cox .,,.
for the transaction OF a general BANKING AND STUB
BROhERAGL BUSINESS al the address given above.
NJ II. TAYLOR
W. V. CAROLYN,
Member y. Y. STOCK Exchange
&. +. COX.
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"0OON'" 0ELKICHs d CO.. Bowling Green.


4 FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
MOTIF k.-These steamers take the ~OutheH7
crossing south of the Banks OF Newfoundland a.I
CITY OF ME..............SATURDAY sept 9. pm.
CITY OF Oil - K...-..SA = kDAY. 9ept. 49, $3.50
CITY OF MONTREAL. tn Rs DAY, Sept. 81 II am.
CITY OF BERLIN. ...-..---..sATURDAY. sept 80 "a IN
CITY OF 4 y - RoDA1. ijft
Pier SO new NUMBER North River
CABIN PASSAGE, $50 and 500
SIEERAGE. $2S Prepaid $50
JOHN q. DALE Agent 81 and SO Broadway. y. Y.
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" BETWEEN NEW. YORK AND IiANRE
Pier Of Company. No. ~ North river olL 81 Ior0nst
The passengers line avoid both transit ~ EnHs1
railway ana the dscOmfOrs OF crossing the Channel IA
small boat ,,..-,
ANERIQUE oantell ..-... 81. wednesday, sept 10 ~
TA[ADA Erang Wednestap. sept fa
LOUIS DE. BEBlAN, No. o Bowling Green
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NIPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.


L LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS,,
JAPAN CHINA. NEWZEALAND, AUSTRALIA CEN
IRA Il. aud SOUTH AMERICA and MEXICO.
From New.l York. pier foot Canalst. y. r.
For the Gsthmus Of Panam.t
SAN BIAS .aii- MONDAY september i, noon.
Connecting for Contra ana south America ami Mexico.
From san Francisco. Isl and brannan-sts.
For Japan and china.
O and :. COPTIC sail, Thursday. september :, p
Excursion Tickets between Francisco ami Yokohama
special rates.
For HONOLULU. NFN-LEALAND and AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIA, sails saturday Srpte nbcr 23 a.
OF on arrival o. LONDON mails At IAN Francisco
For freight passage ana general Information apply al Com
pdnys ONCE Oh The IItr loot tauAl-st, Nor River.
II. ). BU LAY. Superintendent.
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pED STAR LINE.
IL United states and Royal Belgian Mall Gamers
EVERY SATi kDAl FOR ANlWrh
The splendid nrst -cl- iull.pONored St l4lers,
ZEEI SATURDAY. 81 ., 3
VA HLAN .Saturdt ~ sept
saloons, staterOOms, smoking AM bathrooms aulshDA
Second cabin accommodation NCeIlcd.
State-rOOms ali
No horses, cattle, sheep pig CARTEL
First CABIN. SO and -
second cabin, Sj5. preDaif. $50 eIonrs.ou. 800
Stctrdge. 80. prepaid, 80. excursion, Sl3 jJ
PEER " RIGHT u son >. GEM Agts 80 BgO.dway,N. T.
DOYAL NAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
LAsteamersleAye Per susscA.st ersey tltg,
~ -fHiS'6Ff0m
:. :. AMSTERDAM. Wednesday. sept o. la ID
For Rotterdam:
MAS sIt7dav. D.
lstCabln, SO. 2GCibl. 50 Steerage $50 prepaid.
4. CALAUA. ,ie1era. Agent, = oOLtn Wiulln.sL
49, FENCH, EDlnT -, - w. MVhHIa,
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At THE BASE or SHASTA.

Soon after leaving their house the road entered
the dense pine forest that makes girde twenty
miles ROAD around the waist of Shasta. The butte
gathered a black cloud around its head and sud
denly threw it down into tie forest the shape of
furious rain-storm enlivened BY those near and
tremendous claps of thunder that are heard only
in high mountains. 1t seemed sometimes as Il the
great butte itself were splitting apart, SO tremen-
dous the reports of the electric discharges.
Out of the woods and out Of the storm, came to-
ward evening into Strawberry Valley, where there
j. n hay ranch and hotel Mr. Sisson, the owner.
is a Shasta enthusiast. He was the first settler
The mountain side. and the first man to provide
accommodations for tourists. In summer there
arc always IA score more Of visitors to be found
ut hts house who have braved the dangers of eighty
miles of staging TO got near the magnificent noun
lain. Every season parties 90 mp to the summit
rot perlous ascent, and not difficult for those
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-03

~ ~ SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. %, 1899
'V'HE BODlE CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY has declared Dividend no 10 Of - cents
per sa e. pal able the 10Th September. stock
holders Oi record vii be paid at the ONCE ~ LAIDLAW x
CO.. IA alst., y. y transfer books close september ,
WILLIAM fl. LENT Secretary
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
SEPTEMBER 2. 1852.
TIE GENBRALLTS
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rEEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
Il PANH-Ihc coupons due september !. 1882. OF the
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