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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-02-27
sllEc1 ITEMS OF INTEREST.

A Philaisipbia magistrate has been
fined atty dollars for making an excess
i've charge Of thir,y.nvs cents In q fec.
Biaine's enemies now insist that the
American eagle 10 ony q clerical error.
and that the original bird Of freedom
was, in fact. q hen. past middle age.
The Maryland psnitentiary 10 on .
self supporting basis. The prisoners
we're clothed and fed out OF their own
earnings, and the sum Of sl99S was left
over for the State Treasury.
A r.formsr thinks. 70 only absolutely
pure liquors we're sold in the United
States. drunkenness would be greatly
diminished. This IL 80. Only man
worth 500. 900 could afford to buy more
than two drinks week.
A member OF . London club was
standing on the club. house steps. when
4 person came up and asked him II there
was q Qsutleman with one eye named
Walker In the club. 81 don't know,
"vhat's the name Of his other eyer
"Th.rs 10 nothing like settling down.
ssid the retired merchant, confidently,
10 his peiphbor. when I gave mp bust.
meas I settled down and found i had
quite Q comfortable fortune. IL bad
settled up should not have had cent.
The California Southern Railroad has
laid 60 miles OF track from National
City, and has graded III miles. sixty.
two miles OF track remain to be laid. and
fourteen miles to be graded. 1t is be-
lisved the road will bs completed to Col
ton by May lst.
Henry Hill. who vas put OF Georgia
railroad train last summer because be
insisted on riding with his coat on.
though the conductor instructed Dim
that It was impoliie to the women 10 the
car. has obtained . verdict for $5ooo
against the company.
A Young widow has married again.
An old friend Of the family reproaches
her discrsetly. ~ sm sure. my dear.
hs says. gently. "that you have not
chosen a. wisely as you might nave
done; had your poor. dear husband been
Alive b. would never have lot you make
such . match"
Mrs. Stewart was alone and unsrmsd
vhen two tramps took forcibls posses
sion Of her house ut New Vineyard. Ne.
While they we're eating and drinking in
the kitchen, she Whitfield . stick into 'ns
shape Of pistol, blsckensd 1t with soo',
and then made fierce onslaught on the
rascals, Who fed precipitately.
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our ADVERTISING AGENTS.

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BC0KWHEAT CAKES.
tC,1,N N,v York TriIans.l

IFro~ he Nse York Tribune.
seisnce has even rsvolutionized the
ms,hod Of making buckwheat cakes. The
old way. setting 10 raise over night. sour
ing. fsrment dog. decOmposing and destroy
ing the nutrient part Of the hour' car
bopic soid gas was produced and the cakes
m.ao lieht. But wvll-founded suspicion
hss always existed that buckwheat cakes
made In this manner are unwholssoms
and indiseshble. because tho chemical
action that takes place 80 alters tho hour
from its original character that the sour
ing or decomposiug process continues In
the stomach and gives rise TO dyspepsia
and Kindred troubles.
The now way does away with oil decom'
posipg, all fermsn,ing or souring. and
plsces upon our tables smoking hot buck.
Sheats In less than Is minutes. The
leavsuing element Of the new process.
which is the ''Royal Baking Powder" be-
Ing MIXED with the four and moisture
added, evolves the leavening gas, and in
no vsy changes the dough from its orig
ipsl sweet and nutritious condition.
> In point Of healthfulness. IL 10 q positive
fAct that buckwheAt and griddle cakes
|, made In this way with the "Royar pow
'dsr sre very healthy. and can be eaten with
Apun,ty BY dyspeptics and invaiids with
oh discomfort.
vsrious preparations and mixtures have
bSsu put on ths market from time TO time
10 tsfs the pscs OF she "Roysl Baking
. Powder" such - salt raising" or grid
dle cake" nours, ba, analysis shows many
Of them 10 b. uAde from uuwholesome
subssitutes ssd sxong ssids. which have
corrodipg eject a the ncmbranes OF the
stoms1h. II 10 much sAser for all consum-
era % purchsss four thsnsslves that they
know " bs good and rslinlls. and add the
baking powdsr % . considsssble saving.
.sau u pureaass any q tbs so-cailed
-Hcr.u.r- which ore usually
n tue dlsst nature. contain
osphaiss. n stated that
the "ssitsAisin, buck
be nsshss lbno,hing moro
..s or the dsrk.eolored
,ariues which form ths
xasfsstars Of the higher
agooa rseips and nos'
rCAxrs.-To one pinl
while dry, odd two
.DAxIxo Powpxs.
scant tablespoonful
Orleans molsssss q
well together. and
.dd one pint cod
sorm basssr. stii
"-ssly sa 1-ho'
sss s,ss
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DELINQUENT SALES.
NvERmAN sILvER nININa

OCONPANY.-Locsti OF principal place
| Of business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. storey county.
Nevada.
Notios.-There arc delinquent upon the fol
ment tNo. sT levied on the ninth lsth) day Of
January, lSe2, the several amounta set
opposite the nance OF the respective share
holders, - iollows:
ssnes. 70. oert'L sns. AMI
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Warren b. Truttss 80. ...leozi'-''ao'''''
Woods Z. xfssborh. Trus- "A ,
wsiii' Gs:i /. TrIs:ss. ..'I
And in aeoordsnes With law. and IN ord'
the Board Of Direfors. naAs On the n
pthj dag Of yspusry. isa2. 80 many sh
Of sach psrcsi ofspeh stock - may 30 nsess
viii b.. sold st public aue,ion. = the Q
OF shs Coupsny. No. llt o.lifosnia stzsst.
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ffthI Az a MARCH,. -, q ths hear Of
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AN ORDINANCE.

To Amend Section 81 Of A. Ordisance
To Fix and telie-t = License Tax
Upon Co tain Trades aad Baslness
WI hin the Cooperate Init. Of the
Tswn Of Geld Aili, passed April ~
1877.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

sssessmsn, thereon. together with costs Of Cd
ysrtising and expensss Of the sale.
GEO. d. EDWARDS. 6ecrstAry.
0fics-No. lil Caliiornia street, Ban yran-
cisco. California. feleh
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tets.;;......:, ...:......sa....so....io. :.
To- o, balsnce. .723l ...Sk. 4 70
Msrye Go / Son, Trus
tees. ::.:.......:::::. .asas. .....s.....a~
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tees, balance. co.............. .SoS1... .9.....t 90
Mare Geo T b Son. Trus.
Marys uso r i Son, Trus-
tees.............s....... ....oAo.s'..1 .1.....l ..
Norwood w 4. Trustee bal 2sl0....lg.....9 20
Norwood WE do ...... .262S... .b0....2b :.
Neal Chss \ Co. TRUSTEES. ais. :. l0u.. 80 ..
Otis 4 Co, Trustees ....... .51it.. SOL =.
D O nnor Francis. Trustee. 1852. 800. $50 =.
n'connor rfsncis do .ssoi ....iio....;;s -.
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1OVN0 fW6N
WHO NAY BE EsUFHRRIN0 vROM
w the effects Of youthful foliies or lndis.
creti'n win do we'll 70 avail themselves Of this.
the greatest boon ever laid st the altar Of suf.
fering humanity. DIR. bPiNhRY will riaran.
tee 10 forfeit $500 for every case Of seminal
Weakness or private disease Of any kind OF
chsrsctsr which hs undertakes and fails 10 cure.
MlDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many st the sge Of thirty to SIXTY
who are troubled With too frequent eysoustious
OF ths bladder. Often accompanied By slight
smarting or burning sensstion and weaken.
ing OF the system In . manner the patient can.
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment VII, often be found,
and pom.timss email psrticles OF Albumen viii
appear, or the color Will Be of thin. milkish
hue. again chansin. 70 dark and torpid sp.
pesrance. There ste many men who die OF
ihis difficuliy. ignorant OF the causs. which 10
the second stage OF seminal weakness. Or. 8.
will guarantee perfect cure In all such cases.
and healthy restoration OF the gsnito urinary
Once Hours-io to 4 and 9 tos. Sundays,
from 10 TO u a. n. oon,ultation free. Tnoe.
ouvh examination and ADVICE. Is.
Call or address
DR HPINNEY q CO.,
auatf No. II Kearny street. San Francisco
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old Issue.

Aeuik. WoilootB . 70, Tfut
zsdis. Kaiimsn : Co. Tra:.
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n ~ - n osus1 %
~ nAss - ~ twelfth
. - SonS snrroo Of each
! q ~ - ~ pviiibs
%. 81 - s1sc q ths osaa-
x ~ Asass usIaing. No,
: NJ lisuo. California, %
,stt an Of nAHoH. ieo2'
1s 1<,1k ,B-,s q ead day
Ss - Rsnt - S{rsou. %.
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naTcuTc opta,nsd tor mscnsnical %.
RItNIS vices. medical or oths! eon,
pounds. ofnausntal Designs
trads mssks and labels. Caveafs: AseiRnmsutas
Intsrfsesnoss. Appeals. euits fcs infrnaemsnts
nd IN oascs sristng undR ths RATxNf LAwD
promptly attended 70. -----------
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THE EVENING NEWS
Published every day Sundays excepted,
BY TAE NEWS PUBLISHING co.
~ Entered at the Gold Hill pOstoface
- ssoond-clsls matter.
TERMS.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER WEEK.

Delivered In 9old Hill. Virginia, silver City
oarson. Dayton, sutro. ETC.. at
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~All communications should 30 ad-
dressed TO the News Publishing Com
pany." Gold Hill. Nevada.
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ALIENS.
n Statutes. oectiou 1855.

!. RsNnod Statutes. Section ESQ.
! WHARF two or more lodges cross or inter-
sect each other. priority Of title shan gov
ern. and such prior location shall be enti-
sisd 70 ell prs or mineral contained within
the srses Of intersection. but the subsc-
oahls lpcAtion shAll have the right Of way
thrdn.a he space d Intersection for the
uprpGlsVf fths convenient working Of the
NM. And where two or more veins units.
{hs oldsst or prior location shall take ths
Min bsIov ths point Of union, fhsluding
~ ~ spsss = la,srsssuoa. esls
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1,c,s. sss "oao .is1<,. 20. IA .
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DR.. SPIN N EY,
NO, II KEARNY STREET.
YOUNG MEN

Treat. all Chrsuio and Special Di.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-10-19

fftsa NA salA sawtgssl A. afmf
sHs $50 4Asli htN N
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s iafeh hssia aaaAH lfsN Vit
sssiuf ~ sfhntsiY taa l8
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t'@lab stss*sMm byGo te aa.
tbstass = - pes1 Tnsama
tss tYhaNsa 4as ~ - r. A.
nS - sassmhh = glhY'st tlas nfsss
at9hs0 yAmAsas fiha fsaa u
"A sahnstAAs 4AWap h@taM
falsaa tFAassss assi - s haia
- ps ssesassase II AN ssshY kat
- f8esss v Isst4sps issse "
Mesig Asseaa " Mhsssf aets
spssa~mA aa.=wsi sss gsn - puA,
fNs nsAsats~
s@sstst~Y D. jsvlsss. puadtH
tysessgs4 sfha#xs fapff - esaH
' lisml~sa tise Nlls sssfI slsb =
asasai WI i~atk sssselsm aa8maa
n fws sa stsAes tysts8plf
fIass ~~Ig ss~s. kasyss piya
salkt spas~sa~ss ass yeas ~
alls snps@faa ssslstssssssa : laagfss
Patti lAsslsak saf wm aehalita
taiageh a4aAgsh lAss give
Fsesi lsmwrssei. pststs "
assl tlssslY.sAf lleagy 8sf4 tissbst
ps sll = astsislsY ut.aH aske
II Il lamgesse aisaa hals6s
\ HamAssm. ItAets lhns sv
mA,aiH sstss han At aatlsba
tYi atlsisg pskas ygm4alei dtil
tsB aplsa kssss - aaul nlfsba "
asasis piaias lpisg y bfiI - ~ 49,
gYaWm'llnssHy llyh iltH ~ n s.iisaa
aflha ~ tApssp #n pt > diit
~ aFgsa eyal psis,iail sspI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-10-19
DcpISY.

i'aiassy. Ellsworth a. ksas tae
% taa isHs u gfi iiur .
1lna byla ifIaaa naseia ataiy d
n.ekss.ieka ytoil ~ IsaskS aouyene
pll s,sfs pillelilasll sa,e u1 /. po@
fai slyAsIl Fstnll . Gikka 'emokm
ileksho tsksaee pfo diad W,,tfntm
siatu nassho. tetl isem kslssi - pm
t'lies le eblspts ba is aao Je 10
tisln$ fesnlh a mul ryg}th fAad
Nymlnvaemt ishe jest xnamenlta
Neni ua moyno poslatl eslou ieho
TEL, Iollko olssah leii sIru5nf chez Van
nastini, titny Gesnik. poslsvil se na
s,anovisko pro,imonopolislIekt pro,I
iempernclalsA6. Mel krasnou ana.
mention fea, uvajict phl druht hcdt
ny.
Probray dokouale dtisk drdh, zyo
ehloyal peFialho molocha a Raseho
naroinil.o iio1sje Jay tsouida. die "a
siuhy podal sekcirovai otaxku tempe
rrntni a vern byl to pro mia prayJ
duchovni poiitek
Probray ot6zku tuto katdeko mod
ntho s,anoviska, pouiiy statis,iky zlo,
6ini vsoeh moinych pomhcek za,raii
hnuti prohibItiyni ma dohro.
lIe6 jcho byla pferusoyand vclm
6ns,o boufliyfm souhlascm ie my
Cesi. k,erjch nas tei byl slusny hloutck
pfitomen, statetni jsme boufit pomd
hall. uc,feba doklidat.
Pti zahGicni fe6i jeho, piisla mu
EllsworthskA banda labyoh Sc fddnt po
hudebnicku yysloyill ud6latI slusnG
zastayrni6ko. iahraysi nakolik kouskh.
pfal bych ydm yid6t iy obliteje tech
nakolika yodaih, kteh byIi tea piilomni,
msnili baryu jako chameleoni zna.
menal jsem iich nekolik. ktefi memo.
houcc sn6st lieinek fc6i t6io, ,ihli ven
ink psi I'd horke kase
CSny fetnik doycde upouiaii pozor
most posluehatd propl6tajio RED syou
jadrnJm numofem. col velmi 6asiy
smich obeeeustya projevil No, Jancl,
dos,al kdyhy 10 TAX slo vsude, myslim
lc by sel posyiccni brc8ky
Nayrhli jsme "a poslance do sn6mu
p Leo Ilcr1iga, bjyaltho ho.iinsk6ho.
nyni 'armafe Mul 10 fadn{ kazdtmu
nasinci dubfe lnam
Proti lellisnoYy ie 10 pdubu dudik
Pan Icllison jest hlava yodaih a pro,o
Kfystova noha Ilosi. ven k yolb6.
yyplaylme ho nei nam smoky syschne
AZ Il pijou Iankcm tieba podmaali.
ale nim AZ dali pokoj II pi,aie
okresniho soudu hyl nayrien G c.
sprigg hodnf TO Size mgs. ale zdi Sc
skoro fe ten liiad chce mii ma d6dRuos
Z rcpublikiuske ,trany jest navrhnut
. Hopcrly. jrui pomaha lclezntm
obchodu jest 10 muz dokonaly
bjyalt yojin 4 mflGk. neni vodai, ale
Ie chud. ptola BY jsme ma NELL Pc
moct Wolfe hc Pro ifad Fasiupoc
uayrien q II seaycr ktcry pied lonim
be1cl Is jfuht neznGm.
Doufim rodiel, le ncbudeme liiefii
jenom pii sklenieL nytri Ie se viichni
volby zd5aslnimc. nellor xvolime d na,
Il pFivrieuoe pax nstsne pfnhlbicc
mrivou li'erou tirba tanek D iellIson
pLkuul Va niaf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-10-19

Jaks ' NefHeekn. Asi pied 0smi
leiy tfpila manislka ma - ositm lSle
remAiis1nem TAtD nrmoc stale mne
ale ! ' Nsmseku innoho peufz, ale bcz
dSiuku PasieluvAl jsem si o nemoci
me gcny tdejsimu ntmeeksmu BkAf
nfku. panu fisenlnhr. a teuto mi fadil
akusiii oisj ~ JskubN Po vydii.i
pfvni lahve. objevilA ss iii dleya
kdyl - nkkolik tfdnh - Ten poulit
vsiA. zmlxely bolcsii reela : Cd v Dolby
se nevraslly Jacob Cehn. Dallas.
1exas
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-10-19
THE NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK,
' VHtHt, NFB.

#ass 'eesa - saat4ta sasss 800
eassts F@ss 6Hle fsssefa ssgsssi4~
feassa . : - ss ~ astasf ssFaass*
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So fa at# Aa8asss
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afaaf hmsaaa
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4sn UNtlf0ss mgl Hk8 Mas8sN.
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fsHRea ate5f suRrH ssssss "a.
ss8esa
LaNl skEa a tifsss Hssa 4 i s.sa~ss
aixA Naseasa
aKNFF WIS aa4if. ai3ss sssiB rfssi
- &AfslMlhs Hsak8 flsssat. sssfsssf
%aaka hYl "a iesa easAaeM 90
fra4g Biti. - iasaY ahsisss - sfsssg
-
saAns svtsesks - kapsi . Faslsssii 20
ssif isslaA ltss essimlsss
A. ssp faa Fsfaasa sll ale sta
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-10-19
Omaha Alings Bank
C.SpORITELNi.)
kapital $3.50 900.
ZodDoTtdnost akclonafi 5000 900.

J D. BOYD. president
J, N aANSErr. nsm4sssk.
q. q. MkNDgRsns. Halcl dlfektor
joins \ WILBUR. ks.r.
iIrnkv ma ysisas pet ~ sls plasi &c cd due
oiuNy ylugenl Al do dns " gvsfeni pallet.
"a piitagl Sc IA kapiiaa Nc,Eeba usiEds,l M
uftlion dobn alofens peaise mahoa se kay-
kallv syssednouii droky
pnn,ya p6jsull - ma mssetek nrmovit1,
= C"'@O neh saFgfsnoa jssiots. M aeIRlxAi
obYykia 6Eeky
kuntsii a naoFglfr ns malesek uemovlty,
UuPuJ' SS mtsiskr jine aplsy, pouksxe
~ na okresai siatal pokladnu,
7adeife bsakn apliks'ni listing dsls
@ouSJsc Syssstlent
Ufedni hodjny % raae DO. DO ? :, se . odgs;s.
cd do hod. tss -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1882-10-19

Iehko,Ainost ienska, o M - TAX
taslo dotitivime prapodivnjch kou
40. lsy.nilA v6cfa dne u f1na zase
ic,lnon simint neEissii tcuiokfiie '
teskt rodihe. kteraE vstala rano gesslA
q igaslua Aani ve snu nspiipa'ila na
10 D. BY i den TAX milJ mobl se s1ii
TAX osudnJm. Va Gst jiIniulioe May
' thieago bydli rosllHa kraiana naseho
p stahkA nne ~ NJ q . hosiint
vs}erni ylala pani Anna slahkoFA svt
iii ospsie diiko a ukIfslala je DO kolfb.
~ Po5inala ii pii tom TAX neopaifns
ls sviiilnu j1 postavlia "a samf okrai
stoiu pablH lagkA diika plevrhla
ssisilHa vybuchla = hoFiei kcrosin fuz
n - po beitss;nt fsnk. kter8 ' oksm
Aka s;Ala jc'iintm piamcau Man
iei isii lined piisko.ii / isji raehrkn1.
Ayiak pliSinsni iciso nsusslo gidhg iIn}
nkaiessek nei ten, 1e s4m silnt " pop4
"a Ma ubohS tenE shoisi sat n 30
poeieisiho kousku pissu nsstAlo =
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-06-24
Egypt's Crisis In a New Light.

While the statesmen of the Old World
are regarding the crisis in Egypt as
source of political ENHANCEMENT among
the European powers. and while in the
Western Hemisphere the masses of the
people look upon Egyptian affairs with
apathy or with idle curiosity, consider
able class of religionists treat the news
from Egypt as of the utmost Importance,
and devour with avidity the cable dis
patches about the contention between
the Khedive and bis ministers, and about
the ultimatum dictated by France and
England from their joined fleet ready for
hostile intervention. These religionists
read in the eleventh chapter of Daniel
that, sat the time of the end shall the
King of the South push at him; and the
King Of the North shall come against
him like whirlwind, with chariots, and
with horsemen, and with many ships;
and he shall enter into the countries, and
shall overflow and pass over. He shall
enter, also, into the glorious land, and
many countries shall be overthrown; but
these shall escape out of his hand, even
Edoin, and Moab, and the chief of the
children of Ammon. He shall stretch
forth his hand also upon the countries,
and the land of Egypt shall not escape"
In the view of these students of the pro-
phetic scriptures, the world is upon the
eve of momentous and startling events,
to which the Egyptian imbroglio is the
prelude, ushering in a confagration of
war throughout Europe and part of Asia,
and precipitating Gods foretold contro-
yerSV with the nations Those who thus
interpret the signs of the times feel cor
roborated by the vast ornaments and
the military attitude constantly MAIN
tanned by the great powers of Europe,
which exhibit readiness for mighty
conflict by the very excess of their enor-
nous preparations. Chicago Herald. ;
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Fifteen Million Dollars an Acre.

A New York correspondent states that
in the more common streets of New York
land is worth from $3.50, 900 to $780, 900
per acre. ''In the best part of Broad
way its value is increased to 1000, 900
per acre; but in the vicinity of Wall
Street its value is immensely increased,
because this locality is the money heart
of America. The land on which the
Drexel Building stands cost its present
owners at the rate of $14,000,000 per
acre. 1t occupies the corner of Wall
and Broad Streets, which may be con-
sidered the most valuable corner on this
continent-and yet, when l was Broad
Street clerk in 1910. this very place was
occupied by hat store. The correspond
ing value of property in this neighbor-
hood has been illustrated by the recent
sale of the corner of Broad Street and
Exchange place, which was at the rate
of $15.500,000 per acre. Hence the
Drexel lot was none too dear. In fact,
these dazzling figures are justified by
the immensely of the transactions which
occur here daily. Almost all the rail-
roads on the continent Except New En-
gland) are managed within 300 feet of
this spot, and the general pressure of our
immense financial system gives it value
which a few years ago could not have
been dreamed of. 't
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-06-24
Giving Baby Away.

"Mamma, if the baby cries so much
and won't let us have any good times,
should think you would give her away"
"Give away your little sister Elsiem
Eyes. I'm Just tired of her noise"
"But if you and | don't love the Door
sick baby well enough to take care Of
her, | don't think anybody would"
I'D love her if she didn't cry 80
much"
Didn't you cry when you hurt your
finger yesterday"
Yes
land when you fell down, and when
your tooth ached?"
Yes, couldn't help it, mamma"
Poor little Elsie has the toothache,
and she can't help crying, either"
"Wen, want baby to play with,
but don want Elsie,n and Susie Gage
walked out of the room with the doll
Elsie had broken and the picture book
she had torn. In half an hour she came
back to the sitting-room.
I" Is Elsie in the crib?" she asked.
"Come and see," her mother said,
smiling
Susie broke into great cry when she
saw a strange baby lying there in her
little sister 5 place.
"Oh, mamma, where's Elsie?" she
exclaimed.
"This is nice little boy" her moth
er said. 60 He is well, and he doesn't
cry very often, and
81 want little Elsie. mamma! Where
is Elsie? You haven't given her away,
have you?' and Susie cried harder than
she had done for month.
"Mrs. O'Hara brought the clean
clothes little while ago. Mrs. Gage
said land l asked her to give me her
little boy. Don't you like him."
"No, no, [ don't" Susie sobbed,
with her head in her mothers lap, al
you'll only get Elsie back again, won't
strike her when she cries, or pull my
playthings. away from her, or-any-
thing
Just then Mrs. O'Hara came back
from her errand in the next block.
"You can take Teddy home with
YOU Mrs. Gage said. Susie finds
that she likes her little sister best, after
all, if she is troublesome sometimes"
Mrs. Gage went upstairs and brought
the baby down. When Susie saw her
she danced with joy, though Elsie was
crying again, and Teddy was as still as
mouse.
81 like her forty times the best, " she
said, over and over again, " because
she's my own little sister. Teddy isn't
Don't you ever give her away, mamma,
if she cries forty times harder" and
perhaps it is needless to say that NAM
ma never did. -Zion'S Herald.