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a kclflIhlle WnllinIl.

-his' 3AoANAan uAs oeauIa, WHO uleui III
her residence in Oswego, N. y, last week
after Il long aud painful illness, was a re-
markable woman Her maiden name was
Dean. She was the daughter Of farmer
in moderate circumstances, and was bori
in Fabius, Onondaga couuty,.in 1919. Hel
educational advantages were limited, and
when s years old her mother died, and she
went to live with an aunt ut Weedsport
Cayuga county. She lived there until she
was J. years old, when she went to New
York to stay with some Cayuga county
people. Here she met a young man named
Alexander Bcss, travelling salcsman
whom she. niarried ut Weedsport.. a mer
camille company had been formed on n
small scale, in which Bess tud MI interest,tc
Introduce. goods in r. South America
Mrs. Bess conceived the idea OF taking
sewing machines along, and by that means
assisting her husband. She applied to Il
firm manufacturing these implements, and
they let her have three machines, one oil
which was the second the company. eve,
made, on credit. In company with her
husband she sailed for Rio Janeiro. On
the voyage they were wrecked, and for
nineteen days tho passengers and crew
lived on corn They were finally picked
up and brought back to New York. Moth.
ing daunted, Mr.. and Mrs. Bess started
again the next spring for Rio Janeiro
where they arrived in due tine, and en-.
barked in business. The company in which
Bess was interested did not succeed, and nc
got to leading n dissipaled life and came
back to this country, where he died n few
years ago. The sewing machine business
prospcred anu Mrs. Beas rapidly acquired
wealth. While in Rio she met Seno,
Joseph Gomez Olivera Huimaracs,, d
wealthy importer OF diamonds, rosewood
and coffee, who spent his time between
Rio and New York. In 1862 she married
Senior Gui,naraes ut the house OF friend
in bridgeport After the marriage Senior
and Nine. Guimaraes went to Lisbon,
Portugal, where the Senior become inter.
ested in a street.railroad project, and IL
na!ly was made President Of the company,
being the largest shareholder. Nine. Gui.
maraes also took ah interest in the bust.
ness having about 100000, which she
made out OF the Rio sewing machine ven
ttire. Senior Guimaraes lived Until 1874,
when he died /. at Lisbon, leaving
his wife about 100000, well x in
vested. After his death Nine. Gut
n'uraes returned 10 Oswego' to. live
and bought house on the East aide. s; She
made quite sensation; and was worry
liberal in tho bestowal OF her money. She
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the e1cruciating pain Of cutting teeth I
Il 30 go, at once aud get bottle Of Mrs.
Winslow,a Soothing Syrup. It will relieve
the poor little sufferer inluediatply-depenl
upon Iii there Is no mistake about 1t. There
Is not % mother on eurth who has ever. used
It, who will not tell you ut once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give, rest 10 tle
mother and relief and health TO tho child,
operating like magic. 1t IL perfectly safe 10
use In all cases. and pleasant TO the taste, and
~ the prescription Of one OF the Oldest best
female physicians and nurses, in the United
States. Sold everywhere. Is cents bottle.
% 7'. NWFIwt
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Good Text,

pArkersburg Freeman. "a, j, NJ
It is our deliberate opinion, that either
Of the displaced Democratic apostles Of the
Second District, Mr.: lloge or Mr.. Lucas, Of
tile defeated substitute, prof. Wilson, rs
well. conld just now preach n most point.
cd and pertinent political sermon from tho
text found in Mark 2.2l: No man also
scweth a piece Of new. cloth on an old gar.
ment; else tile new picce that filled il TAX.
eth away from the,old and the rent is made
worse" +. :. / !, ~ r b 717,s'l
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,iRyt,odicnl Meeting.

rs!.M atSIr1cssr promises sometimes end il
paltry performances. A magnificent &.
ception to- this Is found In Kidney. Wort,
which invariably performs even more cures
than It promises, Here Is q single Instance
Mother "has recovered. wrote an lllinoi,
tors for long time, hut without any; good
So when che heard Of the virtues Of Kidney
Wort she got box and lit has con, nj teI,
cured her liver complaint AwE4w
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'IIAcsMrrAlek," d lasting and fragrant pc,

.;"lIAcsMkrAck," d lasting and fragrant per.
funle. Price % and 10 cents. II >IifSiGI /.
SHlLoM's CuEE WILL Immediately relieve
Group Whooping cough and bronchitis. n
Fox DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, you
have q printed guarantee Oh every bottle Of
Shiioh's Vita'izcr. II never faiis to cure. v Il
LA NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle Of
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. ,pricr so cents. :
y Sold BY i. Booking. agent, under Odd Eel
lows Hall, aud by X. H., List, 1910 Main
Btreet. Hl.,Ml.ui MI .WNI az. hnn q
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"IntIles Tonic,,

The Great Female Remedy Is prepared b,
the Wou1en's Medical Institute Of Buffalo
MY, and Is their favorite prescription 70,
ladies who are suffering from any weakness
or complaints common to the sex. II Il
said By druggists al 81. 90 per bottle. Ladies
eau obtain advice free. Send stamp for
names Of those who have been cured.
At Wholesale mud retail by Logan 4 Co.,
Whe Ing, W. Va t9rNa Vi6W e'SiIrc pAwI
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MEDICAL.
Or. J. f. S NTH,

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t",ioncs NJ !. nbv,icisn,s ,ncccs, I. M, TO-
lstbsl ~ naIJrnIs l,e Ir,crsa.iny Ss,oamS. ~
aeai y an,r1sl seWiccs prove thai hays Jen al
Soacahy All" " M ,Irn,. ws, WIN Hou
ne. never "'s many h,,,Ir.l ,c,tN,,n ar1,,
H. whom nnyeeut ,ha INIT 'ney NM Geet pro
pJ3uUd ihsn1yn n,,I tsrI
9Th many lt tI Tvr,,ts a cios, "lse,vanc.. " ,a
VIII lhriiY ami Midi .;t",,, Ia, WIZ ~
t.rfnrhAi l,s",.,a,,'I ir.mrc. .,..,.s III y
benlc .,,Elr 81 ". IN ,s1is,, nv MY
,Usibit, Anu i."..l. NJ Wv pa'ens n' op'Ilon
TSbNB Nc bQ1F
ll\/ ,,''.-, -, y
I,daty hnn Livgt pies anu kheumntsm.--
iattc4 isIl ny ~ s,, a,, " nu Wy ny
Ahft III, Lht,ihihfE.
- nheSiiHS. w. ".
Gunh, FOVFutoi My, ihpaiieu, solSe --sui'
mi Ioi years yatSmt nea'Gihe iAled 70 help me.
N snih CtmpIe'cl! Ente =, ny; ,u- ,nr,, 5
GiAhths ~ ADpVCk,
Of Speluei& Io MheelinS W. W.
Dyspepsia anu olset NY ne9maGh.C
kjtia iAllcl ,1kMe III y, .eHS r 1T. oi'a cu!ed
~ iuohhn moLt, lnurhnsM agent.
EI-"llEu 'hen' 10y mi.iu }tS;, ,uss;;r 3uitu
,sA me-" 20 =. nAStt,iNulVN. q
SrtaM Rnnhilss o,vs On hseHi.L1My son WAS
,.Stl Tor !oS a,nt,,, cSS,ni ti, yb 'o eS !"
$3.50, MHo; ~ nE Wc,,IiH WHt 81 ~.
Mar.etMieet, mneeiilg "; "a.
nnctt-'suav" ioF s .,,, WV aG San. Su: mau ~
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T Joy l. Foote. the Commodore, Elgin, Ill,
nays Thomas Eclectic Oil cured hin, Of sctnt.
Gu with Que application, thoroughly applied.
u also cured him VI d severe cold and cough.
lie thinks II a vury valuable remedy and win
,evcr be without iti6NFfi 'E.9yfG'i. pAwi
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eight years, and I say, Of my own
knowledge, that threat VI that kind never
has been made, and that nobody has ever
been dismissed for that reason Why do
they talk this way This YER not one.half
Of the employees Of tho Government have
paid. Are We going to turn out the rest Of
them 2" .''.y r. i n, r52+ r.',''' vi
i"There was a statement published Tint
cerlain discharges were made from the
Government Printing. 0illce because the
printers had not paid tho assessments.
How Is that ~ u ,'IltD,t a, f-nf,l'
slow absurd that Is The Government
Printing Oillee finds itself with too large a
force for lis appropriations, and you will
find tint, In order to keep within tho lin.
its, and 10 10 Justice 10 all tho States, the
discharges have been OF persons residing In
tho District Of Columbia. willnnlerlnkc
q say that as many. employees have been
discharged from ,G3 'll'Ii,,l z! y. +
Z THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
who have made contributions as have been
discharged WHO have not, and the records
will show 1t. Now, In view Of tho situation
and OF the chances, | do think that the
Republicans Of I'LL shades Of opinion ought
10 stop aud consider q little whether It Is
not better to secure the next House OF
Representatives than to continue 10 fight
and quarrel and turn 1t over 10 the Democ.
fncy ~ NfT TuI 'NfNfsI u stgif 10 80 ITWWE NlF
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Go 10 your druggist for Mrs Frccn,an's
New National Dyes. For brightness aud dur.
ability 81 color arohinequaled. Color from
IVY! !S9 70 llyc pounds. Directions in English
anu German. Prce 10 cents. i{ Ilsiir D1w
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The Rev. Go. H. TnAYyEs, Of bourbon,
Ind, saysa. ."Bolh inyself and vile owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Is
AnE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness. Loss Of. Appetite,
Yellow Skim. ShiIoh's Vitalizer is a positiy We
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Cures Old Sores, Ulcers, or any disease
arising from impure 6Ioyd-.rn-s, 8. :. q a. Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-20

LADIES' beaudfy%yotr complexion with
0lenns Sulphur Soap. loiT&''hS5fl: ,rI6
Hills uuir and WGisker Dye, 50c. 43 iD
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4 ONE HUNDRED DoLLAEs reward: Tor a. better
remedy. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment il
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LYDIA e. PINKHAM's
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
A Sure euro for all FEMALE WEAK.
d. NEsSEa, Including LcucorrLrn, r.
rcguinr md pninful NIcnstruntion, d,


Inflammation aud liberation Of
tho Womb, Flooding, PttO.
syES 'G LAPSUS UTEIlI, &c. {TagLII
tVPlensant 10 tho taste. cllcncloaB and Immediate
In Its eject It Is great help pregnancy, and
lsves pain during labor and at regular periods -
Is, PHYSICIANS USE IT AND rREsrHirr IT FREELY.
y t5-Fon ALL WEAKNESSES OF tho gnnetatI.o organs
OF either sex, It ~ second to remedy that ha
been beforr tho rubllci and for all diseases OF tho
KIDNEYS 1t Is tho Grrniess Remedy IN the Uord. -
t2rkIDNEY COMPLAINTS Of Either Sex
it'a Find Grcut Relief In Its Use.
LYDIA t. PINKIIAM's nL.1OD PURIFIER
will eradicate every vcstiHc Of llumors frum the
Rfbod tho satc time Will gtre tone and strength to
theBystcHi. AsmArveous IN results as the Compound
tFDoth the Compound md blood Purifier arc pro
pared at - and Il Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass.
Prcn Of either, 81. SIX bottles fnr q. Tic Compound
teht BY mai In tho form q pills, or OF iofengrs
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either Mrs. rinkhnIn
freely answers Nil letters Of inquiry. Enclose 3csut
stamp. Send for pamphlet. Mention this Puptr.
tF-T.ypt. r. r1Nx1rAxs LIVER Pills cure Constpa-
ton. Btlioas'tess and T8piRy OF the Liver 25 ceasx
Ho- Sold by ull Drug ists.-Ga IN
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J. wylIe Qui,ian, NJ. r., Hsleys. S. c.. snys:
liWu'Ine three bolll,sS s. Oh chse Hood Dis.
tIe ,Stl MP ode, an, satisfied II will recover.
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10, s1gate has not made Known combination
eIGAIOs. IS. ntSEin or Blood diseases.
7. l.. MAsSEEnuEG, ph, g.; Macon, Ga.
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IhrG mOaths have passed since quit taking 8.
Is IGacuIe,l: MN certain s. S. s. did IL ,H.Thr
rs. TAGGA.T, TEL 0perntor, 4
SalnIiinuCa, N, y,
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Why WILL you cough. when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts, 50
cts. md 81. MI p!G.s rEsg FREg IaU@il7
!, SmLon's CArAERH REMEpY-a positive cure
for C4tarrh, DipAtheria and Canker Mouth.
Sold by +. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel
lows Hall, aud by r. II. List, 1910 Main
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, Motlcrs :, ma others /. others,

A TRUk strengthening medicine aud health
remover Is Browns Iron Bittcra., d y,sl \ N
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$50 l have heard Mr.. Thompson has
had II great deal OF experience Ms Sergeant
at-Arhis, and he might make some sngges.
lions which would be very valuable to a
Republican. He needn't expect to occupy
that office In the next House. but he may
make some suggestions which would be OF
value. His record in predicting SUCCESS is
not good and he ought 10. be careful.
tell you the Republican party Of this coun.
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-. NJ I.nlf.7 g.,la,s.ti t@g g,a,E
Che Q,,tAliQetneG.
Oaicct1 Nos. 20 n,,i ~ Ro,,rtecnth street.


Whit IiN Thinks or the RcAult OF the
Isrcent Elections mud the Prospects
Ahead, mnd lDeAcnnts on the Asxess.
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Ten thousand dollars would not purchase from
tsShAlS s. s. has effected III my cure. had Ma.
IL! SECGmat!.n. ARCHIE THOMAS
ElI!0lDi he Republican, SpripE6eld. Tenn.
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.0!. Is - q rs N1lSULUTEI.F FAI6R. . 4 j,liFt
1t Is as false ls anything can be"
SS"lIas anybody ever been dismissed for
not paying2" ~ ..;sitg 49,
= II have been connected with The Re.
publican Congressional. !. Committee : now
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[2i;5s5si.I,S ;Ss.I!!I: ia;
WIT 4 ,!.l Z! n : ]:
NSNS5lIisS rs; 4 :'iIsaW,A
es$i,s>s sasHI3IA SAtpef
SCl,OFULA.
ECZEMA,

R-,w.J, Robinson. member North Georgia Con.
lS N.Y. IlTs ' hs 'ota f'sas vii ssS
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Gre Gentleman who was confined 10 his bed SIX
tnGswith Mcrural Rheumatism has been cured
,.h&S 5. cntitely. HfsFF '.ll.
LniliS & BERRY, Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-08-26

Charley Lords peanut rooster
has been promoted. BY experiment.
ing little with it, Mr.. Lord found it
was an excellent machine for roasting
coffee, and now uses it for that pur-
pose a good share of the time. We
saw some Of the coffee roasted by that
process a few days ago, and it was well
done, every grain having an even and
uniform color, brittle and tender, and
being confined in a tight cylinder it
does not loose its favor as it does by
any other process. When you want
coffee Drowned again, let Mr.. Lord do
it for you. 1t will be done nicer and
cheaper than you can do it at your
own home.
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Collections Madei Money
Loanedi Titles EXAMINED
REAL ESTATE
BOUGHT AND SOLD !
THE ONLY
Complete Abstract in the
County!

fyou desire full, unprecedented and
reliable information of lands in Doug
las county, write to or call upon us.
We have the only set of maps in
existence showing the exact dimens-
ions of all fractional or otherwise i'm
perfect lots, and can furnish the only
dependable information in regard to
them.
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Do not forget that our lists
are constantly changing and that
we are having applications for
lands and lots that we can not
always fill, so when you see
what you want take it before
the golden opportunity is gone.
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DIFFERENCES

We take pleasure in referring to
Messrs Auerbach, Finch d Van Slylle,
of st. Paul; Hon. Z. G. Simmons,
President of the Northwestern Tele-
graph Co., Kenosha, Wis, and the
First National Bank of Superior.
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Lots of good reading in our sup
plement, this week.
The plasterers are nearly through
at the Catholic church.
-Drummond's A. ID. Plug tobacco,
the best made, at kILTIN's.
Lots of nice things in the hard
ware line at Mr.. Deans store.
A fine line of gents Hosiery at
BoY's.
). ". Hacker Is pile inspector at
the n. P. Pollegema bridge.
All kinds Of pure spices at
BRADsHAW's
The hay crop is reported except
ionaIly light in these parts this year.
New goods Of I'll kinds in.great
variety at
RoY's.
The n. ?. road is now completed
TO Bluff creek, two miles cast Of the
Nemadii.
The family of James Douglas was
increased last week IN proportion as
one Is to two.
BRICK! BRICK! BRICK!
Delivered in the city, at $500 per
NJ, by Gro. NJ. SMITH.
The Stunt hill, out on the mil
itary road has been graded MIR. Shaw
did the job.
Lots 9S, 100, and 800, West Sc
cond street, For Sale,
JAMES S. RITcHIE.
The n. p. pay ear came in last
Saturday and distributed Il good deal
of cash to the boys.
Eight (S) pounds Rio Coffee for
S100 at
PETER E. BRADsHAW's.
Wonder about when Mitch IS 60
ing to commence cutting that other
canal through Minnesota Point?'
Wild plums are said to be scarce
up the Nemadji this season. The high
water of last spring is the cause.
Fresh crackers just received at
KILTN's.
Trains can now run east across
the Nemadji river, the fine railroad
bridge being ready for business.
Rev. L. H. Shumate, pastor NJ.
z. church of Duluth will preach Sun
day afternoon at / o'clock p NJ.
Not a circus, show or jamboroe Of
any kind all last week. A rather I'M
usual thing for a live town ike this.
Mr.. Vincent Cornoya has Joined
the army of insurance agents. Give
him call if you are not insured.
The St. Paul Dispatch has a first
class libel suit on hand. We didn't
suppose The Dispatch could libel any
one.
-Messrs. McVicar and Keaugh
have been doing some artistic paint
ing on the interior of the Catholic
church.
A social hop by the bon ton OF
the city was had ut the court house
last Tuesday evening, and a good time
is reported.
Engineer Brown Of La Crosse,
was in town last week. He does not
expect to return to Superior to stay
for some time yet.
Vincent Roy shipped, this week,
another large lot of merchandise VIA
St. Louis river to his trading post al
Vermillion lake.
Oranges, lemons and apples, fresh
and nice, at kILTINs.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
WISCONSIN DIVIsION

Church Directory
PRESBYTERIAN-Servi every Sunday. morn
ing and evening, at 1880 ana 80 Sunday
School Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
80. All are cordially invited.
REV. J. ". HAGEMAN, Pastor.
CATIIOLIC-Massa at $50 and 1000 \. II. Tustruc-
ton at 200 2. ". EesperS at 800 p II. Services
every Friday evening at 7.30.
REV. FATHER ODERICK, Pastor
CHURCH OF TIE REDEEMER, (Episcop0l-
Morning Prayer and sermon, 1899 Sunday
School Immediately after the morning service.
Evening prayer, with sermon, 5 o'clock
Rev. G. :. STARKWEATHER, Pastor
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Rev. J. w. Hareman, who

Rev. J. w. Hageman, who has
been enjoying his vacation among the
aboriginese Of the east for the past
two months, returned to his flock last
Monday, looking well and hearty, and
prepared to wrostle with the "Old
Boy" even more vigorously than ever.
Like all true men he is ready for u
face to face fight, but he doesn't relish
being kicked from behind, and pro-
poses to have something to say about
his peremptory discharge and the
church building matters. He pro-
poses to stay with US a while longer,
and will occupy his accustomed place
in the pulpit Of the Presbyterian
chuch tomorrow morning.
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J. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.
OFFICIAL PAPER on COUNTY AND CITY.
ADVERTISING RATES.

The above rates apply to YEARLY advertise
mentS ONLY. Short time rates given on applica-
ton. Professional cards occupying LESS than
one inch OF space, 5000 per year. Legal ad-
VertlSlnS at legal rates. Transient adEerllS-
ing payable in adyance-Other bills due monthly
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FOR RENT.

New house on Fifth Street
a26tf c. GREEN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-07-13
THE GEDDES e. BERTRAND.
How work Progresses ut The lam.
moth E.eeching Mill.

In company with Hon. N. Wescoatt our
reporter vent out to Secret Canyon yes
terday, in search of pabulum for the
morning reader. The Geddes & Ber-
trand works are reducing 40 tons of ole
daily. Up to the present time the ore
reduced has averaged S3s per ton, assay
value. This has been worked up to SO
per cent. The cost of reduction IS about
Sc per ton. Mr.. Wescoatt makes a liberal
estimate, in the rough, that the cost of
extraction is SIS per ton. With these de-
auctions considered, the net yield of S33
ore, per ton, is $40, or nearly So per cent
Of the assay value. These figures we got
from Mr.. R. d. Clark, Superintendent,
who kindly showed us all over the works
and explained to us the entire process of
reduction. Certainly the result is highly
satisfactory. Probably there was never
ore in the world more closely worked
and at less expense. The tailings
assay about 50 so. There would be
bullion to show for the work done, but
owing to incompleteness in not building
at once the retort and melting pots-such
an oversight as is likely to occur in putting
up any structure of the size Of the Geddes
& Bertrand mill-there is not yet any
receptacle for the silver solution which has
accumulated in the precipitating watts to
the amount of S12, 900. This lacking de-
partment is being supplied, the building
of it being well under way and advancing
rapidly. TIL silver, as it is now in the
watts, is in the form of a hyper sulphite So
luton, from which, being subjected to
heat, the sulphur is expelled.
The capacity of the mill is to reduce 10
tons per day, but owing to a scarcity of
water at present but 40 tons can be re-
duced. The spring from which the water
supply is obtained, after being cleaned ont,
has been found inadequate and & well is
about to be dug near the works, from which
it is hoped that enough water can be
pumped up to supply the deficiency.
The little engine, which it was thought
would not be able to run the four furnaces,
has been so improved by some mechanical
appliances as to render it strong enough
for all required Of it.
The only obstacle to the perfect and
full movement of the machinery, except
the present inadequate supply Of water,
Is that the rollers have got out of order
and do not pulverize the ore as desired.
They will be either ground smooth again,
or, possibly, they may be replaced by
stamps, which, Mr.. Clark thinks, would
do the crushing as we'll and as rapidly.
The arrangement mentioned is only tenn
porary and is nothing serious.
1t is a grand sight to look into those
four big furnaces made of brick that are
proof against the flames of Hades. The
liberalization in the first furnace, into
which we took a peep, was nearly complete,
and the chloridized metal was adhcring
white hot and in places like snow to the
sides Of the cylinder. For a description
of the mass that seethed in tho other fur
naces revolving once in two minutes and
a half, in which the process had just fairly
started, see Millions description Of hell.