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wife. assumed the garb Of beggsr, bumiiiated
himself and went out into the wcrid to search
LOT the secret OF happiness. For seven years he
SAT under a tree and medtated, and when the
seven years were ended he found his answer and
went abroad preaching that happiness law In
utter annihilation In state OF Niryana in
which there was no thought nor action nor
hope. nor fear. nor love. nor hate His heaven
Is v0ioeless void. His reward is a serene Moth
ing. He believed In doing good and he Taught
his beIief-but TN this resemblance begins and
ends. His doctrine Is q doctrine OF skepticism.
q WEAKNESS Of life. dread Of action. repus-
nance to responsibility, an appeal for eytine-
tion- The parallel between Christ and Buddha
is drawn by ignorance.
What is hr; IngersoIl trying to do7 What
GOOD results does he expect to bring about?
What advance in morals or civilization fs to be
the consequence Of his destructive eloouence?
In confused way he says that he Is aux,ous
to free the world from superstition. Both the
attacks upon religion rest purely on personal
belief. There Ia no proof on either side. A
violent ehnrchman has aggressive faith A violent
auttehurchman has aggressive folly. Noise
from one or the other can not accomplish any,
thing, because religion can be neither SUD-
pressed ner expressed by praise: It is all cen
one goes beyond this he is In chaos Of doubt
tut rcasOnings and eternal entanglements Re-
hsion can no more be defined than the perfume
OF a Hover can be painted. 1t IL as easy to say
si'ae mateIialfm is superstition as it is to say
thar christianity Is superstition and one is Just
rs forcesul % the other. On one side there "a
assertion; on the other there ia denial on neither
vs. there tangible testimony. The evidence Is all
sntuitiye and eluties language. The Christi
anity which Mr.. lngersOli rays is q superstition
Is the policeman Of public morals ct the least
IL u be nothing more than this it has that in Il
which should call for respect Its civil m
fuenee alone is powerful enough to make It's
growth desirable
II he should succeed In destroying Chris-
tianity, what them Alter Ne bed takeo revef-
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NTME- Won BRANDS.
WI MODESTO,
so Pennsylvania ave-, NJ. Williams establishment
Formerly with Lord 4 Taylor. New York. aud wn.
Barr Co., ST. Louis
Evening Dresses: Bridal Trousseaus, q specially;
C1oaks Dolmans and Suits: all made st the shortest
guaranteed. All
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whole will be less notorious than ppy Con-
tradsctsons Win take their proper places as er-
Iors VI nan and trqfh win take its proper place
~ one OF the "erdered pulse beats of the Dr.
vine All" The vecifeTous declainers who pass
1rora platform 70 platform as prosecuting attor-
ncya with case against the Almighty. will
turn TO other occupations. and christianity will
stand upon rock instead Of the uuicksard IL
seems to have chosen for a battle ground. Then
\ me insects upon the rOsebush will not make one
1nveigh against the roses
Ir In .ersoTs second great position is that
SuI.seah.,y teaches murder and poly.amy and
@estfOfs the family relations. 1t does nothing
OF the kind IL it did murder and tolygamy
Neuid DC as common in America TO-DAY rs day-
hyt, for Christianity Is stronger here than ever
y was In Judca- The Christianity which il
Which was preached by Christ against
Tie doctrines OF the SERIES and
fnar'secs, which are recorded in part
IA the Old Testament. II IL LeyiticaI pur-
S without Levitical hair splitting 1t 10
! Essene simplicity without Essene asceticism
u rs broad, aad free and tender IL lie spiritual
cleanliness thrilled with the pulse beats Of
dfVinfty. Tue uttsrances Of fanatics cannot suIly
~ TIE blood stains or eonqrcst cannot soil Il
IL Is grand spiritual poem instead OF doubtfnI
CHRONOLOGY. What is outside is frasmentary and
u needle no additions. 1t is harmonious whole
In itself
1t is easy for Sir. ingersolI to take q passage
noH the Old Testament ordering the sack Of a
tnre OF babe being torn from 1.-THE thrilled
ana happy arms Of a mother" This has been
cone oiten enough before though not I'm s,,ch
happy phrases "a he employs But there IL
no argument IN the position II Christianity
Taught this once. " would teach II now and a
record OF what was done more than a score Of
centuries ago Is no criticism of the present An
the beauty and Dath0s Of tie home circle center
IN Christianity to-day. What is more exopisitc
and tender than child kneehny at the feet OF
loving mother. and isping with sleep-e lsgped
tongue the simple prayer which has been taught
nF Mother. love, and reiigion are 80 enwrap-
50 ~ to be almost identical The child grows
n years, and the wrinkles gather upon TIN.
loving lace that had be.amei above him. He
gees OUT INTO the world. where there are alnbl-
Tons and hopes and disappoIntsaents aud reah-
Eafions unrest and strife-e,e world In which he
y unjust. and injustice eomes to him IN tur,,-
the world In which childhood becomes tender
"Reminiscences. as yagae as the perfume of a rar-
zen In the silence Of q summer NIGHT and
The present grows hard and metallic And yes
though the years ray carr him on and away
down devious and narrow paths. the bIessing al
The old tender time Is ever with him. TIE head
which bent over him then has grown gray: tLe
voice has grown treuuious ard tired slie feet
step YEARLY and cautiously down the s..aasyv
eseiivfss, yst the pEdyiDg loge still sal.ds its
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8om Ipbeerrettet.

Wiltam s. guusblin BON @omeruiue,
vfaii" faet: SIM 5erbf 1876 betam Id
sunsenbluten, gefolet BON einem beftiaen
5uiten. SD serlor ben Qppetit unb mein
Sleii6 unb ruroe bettldserte. Sn 1877
bradte man mid ins 6ospttal. Die Mer,te
ertlartsn, Id Bate Elm God In metner Gun.
Sc BON Der @rSbe zines balben Douar=
ltndss. @cear bic NahrIht Don meirem
aoos Ssrtreitete 7&. SD CAB ale Soft.
nung au; ta empfabl mir Elm 1reunb
Or. Willta Sails BaI(om
ur bic eunse. Sd setraudte eine
Ilalte unb 3u meinsm Grliauuen wurbe
Id better, une bin beute ss1anber, ais felt
bret Satrsn.
50 fdsrsi6e btes in Der 6offnuna, boB
Ssber init tranter eunse 9ebaftete Or.
Wtlltam 9alls Bal1am ae.
brou1t, unb i'd Bin iiber3euat, ba3 bal.
ielbs bic Mus3ebrune beilt. Sd fann 20.
lttio bshaupten, oa6 MIR bsr Ballam metr
@utse srtptefen bat, ais alle Ibrtaen Mr.
3snsien suiammen, bic i'd nabm.
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elm Talismau, i'm Stanbe, ,bu BON all
ieinem Web 3u erlDien.

elm Talismau, i'm @tancc, tbn BON all
ieinem Web 3u erlSien.
Die icunisen Stunoeu iciner Sreibeit
unb Rube waren oann fHr ibn poriiber
uun feni,eno. bod, fiialam. falt pillenlos
lief er I'D, BON ieiner icraencen Siiterin In
bic @taot = in iein @efdnanib ,uridfiit.
rem Tod beim 5heipen ifreifte sein
Blid ben frieolid sriinen Nufentbalt uno
nit einem faum me fliden webmittbisen
gd6eln faste er: Nuf mcrsen!
90 mar i'm 6auie Des acmmer3iens
ratbs Der Trihlpmmer beg iehifen Sabrea.
felt Slie oaraus seihieoeu. beransetcnlmen
unc nur Der Batter aeoadte nod i'm Stil
len Der Yo6ter. STIR Marsot mar he
lduaif eeifcrben. Mnbere melt ernifere
@ecanfen. meit wihtiaere Nnaeleseubei
ten nobmen iie in Nuipruf tpie tdtte iie I'D,
ba aud nur oes uubeoeuteuben @eIdSpfes
erinnsrn tSnnen. bas Fh 10 tSlpi'd bate
aserlilten 1aHeu, mob! idcn lanaif ale
Strafe fir ieinen iinbiaen eei6tiInn i'm
Summer uno gtenb unteraeeansen mar.
Nn einem Wicraen mar es. ba frat Der
Dcrtier Wens>l In ben Salon. no Woraot
i'm uppisffen Neslisee nadldif, auf bsm
Scpba rubte unb BON einem 9afaien in
reitffer Qioree bebient. ibre @tcfolate
id,lhrfte. men,et melnete ibr In bepoter
Weiie, ba6 cine Sremos brauBen lei. bic
Srou BON Rambert III Ipreden uerlanae
unb iih uiht obipeifen laiis. gle miihe
bic sndoiae 5rau ipreden uno ausenblidz
lid babe He faif meinsno Scraeseben.
benn ibre Nnselesenbeit isi briaseno uno
wihtis.
(5prtfebuna foIas
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Uiersisidbrise GrfaArun8 elmer
alien QD6rteriu.

Wre. seinsIoms Suottins Sprup mirb
oon stnsr Der tefsn Dottorinnsu una ben
aGartsrinnsn In ben Ger. 9taateu per
ldtrisbsn. " ruroe felt 40 Satren Don
Willionsn poa Wittsrn uno Sinoern nit
ME fsblsneen grfolss sebraudt, iowobl
BON benz 6 Sage ultsn &inbe, wte BON Ct.
wa6lsnsn 8inosrn. er bslsitist @&drfe
m Wassn. bsfreit BON Winbtolit uue re.
sullrt bic @soarms sr usrfhaift fir isin.
oer unb Matter &ubs unb .Doblb.tasen.
seir slautsn. oab Der Sptup bas bsae
unb iihsr1e Nittsl Ia ssssn DYlenterie
uno Dtarrtoi BEL Rinesrn, sl,idsisl ub
our4 2atpsu serarladt cher bird anSe.
u urla6sa. Cine Gttrauasanwsiluns
tplse jspsr Glaias beisessten. 50 III tsins
adbt, msnn niht bas Gaeamle pon Sur.
tie U. ptrfins auf ber Aubsnfsite Der Gin.
paduns sntbalten 1T. Sn allen Npotbe.
ten 3u tabsn, bic 5laf&s ga Gsnts.
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= 8eipeet eor folden Wannern. Die
Nnseltellten Der Nnoerion @iemens'lden
Stablwerfe in Yittsburs, Ya., melae
leeteren eur 3ablunsseinitelluns se3muus
gen iinb, baben aus eisenem Gntrieb Elm
Sdriftitiid CUR unter3eidnuns in llmlaui
seieet, in meldem fie Serrn NnberIoa bas
Anerbieten maiden, einen sanaen Monat
cbne Sobn fur ibn su arbeiten, tpenn i'm
pies aus eer aesenwdttiaen alemme Be-
freien warbe. Dieie Irbeiter finb faii
idmmtlid auf ibren Yerbienit su ibrem
uno ibrer Tamilie llnterbalt ansepieien
unb es sers;dt ba9er ibranerbieten ibnen,
aber audi perm GnberiOn nur UNI 70
mebr gu bcber @bre.
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Der 5dlo1er gBi(fe. weld,er bs

- Der Sdlc1Ier Wilte, welder be.
fanntlid ben perbrederiiden Ylan ent'
mari, 8erliner Ner,te gu berauben, per=
iudte, ber rStaatsb. 3ts." 5ufolse, neus
lid Wfcr9enS in leiner 3eqe i'm Srtminal'
sefdnsnib 3u Olpubit, iid ben weiteren
Som iequen5en burd Selbltmcrb gu ent3ie.
ben. Der Warter, rpelder bic Wcrsenz
iuppe bradte, fanD Dilte am 8ettpfpiten
erbdnst Dor. Den pereinten Bemiibun.
gen bes @efansniBar5tes unb Der Beam,
ten selans es, gBilte in's 2eben 5uritdSu'
rufen. uebrisenS iol bus Snltrument
nit msldem berielbe beabiidtist baben
iOG, Gaubanfdue Ober @rprei1unssper.
iude sesen 8erliner Ger5te al1s5ufiibren,
70 abenteuerlider@o ltruft!on uno @eltalt
iein, pab bic 3urednnnssfibisfeit bes
Wilfe gu be5lpeifeln ieiu birfte. Das
Werfaeus ioll melt iber Elm Oteter bod
iein, gang aus @iien fonitruirt unb 70
idmer, bab es Elm Nann nur nit Wtibe
banbbaben fam. 9ie Wanipulationen,
welde g8ilfe nit bieiem Snltrumsnte
pernebmen mollte, beitanben barin, baB
li4 eine ei ierne Slammer um ben sails
oes ansesriffenen leste, welde nit elmer
Sette an8e3csen uno oann nit elmer
S4raube feifseitellt meroen iollte. ye=
benft man nun ldon ben Nnblid elmer
oerartisen iAtperfd0isen Wtorowaf>
fe, 10 iit in Der 2bat ni6t abjuieben, tpie
Elm perltdnoiser Weni4 lid bieielbe nabe
fommen lahen uno itile balten lollte, bic
oer NnSreifer alle bic bei4riebenen Wanis
pulattoaen eOreenon,men bat, menn es
I'D nidt berausitelen iollte, bab Der
Abater beabitdtist bat, nit 9elfersbel
fern gu arbeiten, oenen bic Nufsabe 3u.
fele, eas Spfer feff3ubalten. Nnsefdts
Der berpprsebotenen auffallenben llmlfdn<
be bari man wirtltd auf ben Nussans
per uuts,laAuns iebr seipannt iein.
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= Ser englii9e Oi6ter Oscar Wil6e
eri6eint bier in Nmerifa als Der Mpoitel
Der Melfbetif, Dber Der 2ebrer 6es @G0=
nen. Das 1T ettpas g1eues. Iln6 bic
Weiber unb tpeibii6en W1Gnrer taufen
tpie bernarpt binter Jpn, breim. Sic
benfen, baB Der 2ebrer oes S60nen
fder ein Noonis iein uno baB ieine
&eoe bon Mprrtben unb 0onig trdufen
mug. Gber er lit elm bides plum=pub=
bling =@eii6t nit elmer inagern biinnen
stiinme unb mas ct fagt, 1T 9eu-
hiirres trodenes 6eu, abgefeben bon
beri6iebenen Stelen, tpeld5e aug ben
Werfen beutfder Di9ter uno Meifbetifer
abaei6rieben gu fein f6einen.
4err Milbe gibt ni6t einmal cine
Oefinition bes 8egriffs .g1Dnbeit~
una reitet bauptfddlih auf Der sSoee
elmer engfifden &unif=@enaiIfance bers
UNI. morunter ct vDas Streben i1adb
elmer f9olen 2ebenstpeiie, bas grtpedett
oes S6onbeits Sinns unb bic aus=
i9lieBlide 8eoba9tung Der ssormen=
i6Dnbeit" beritebt. Dos lou We1fbetif
iein. Inter &unit=S6onbeit perltebt
man aber bic b6llige 6armonie atuiiden
Gorm unb Snbalt. Was 0err glilas
meint, TT ber aultus ber W6nen Sinnz
li9teit, O6er ins @anbtperfsmdbige
iiberfebt, bas 2unf= Gemerbe.
@emerbsmdbig treibt aud biefer enae
lifd)e 9le|tbetifer feit Wppffef= =9fmf. ssf1
englanb fheint ct eubIi1 nit feinen
langmeiliaen inbaltlofen Gebidten unb
gortrdgen feline Weibe bollitdn6ig a6ges
nast gu baben. Oarum sing @iIoe
nad Qmerifa. ytum gebt es gleih an
elm fiir6terli6es 8etpunbern oes berben
aoonis In @eielidaften, ardnsden,
BET Dine,s unb Soupers. Seoes Wort,
bas er lagt, ieoe 8epegung. jeber
S6ritt, ben er tbut, feline feline 5oi=
lette, furs tpie er ii6 rduipert uno pie
er ipudt-NGes ipiro bemanberi.
So ma6en fie es benn aud init linn
tebt bier In philadelphia. 9lber lid)er
itno lie frOb iDenn Tie BON bielem faben
iiiBliden 3uderbdder=Gram tpieoer al
lbrem pumper=yfidel Der proia suriidz
febren f0nnen. Wer ipiliem mill, tpie
es babel ber9lng, muB G6 nur Die Gper
npatienee" anfeben. Darin' miro Die
ier @iloe une dbnlibes fabes Selidter
auf GOitlibite perliflirt. Sort betei
aQes einen iol6en iielsenbeiniaen
| faben 9i6terling on, Grauen nno
Mdnner fnien bOr inn i'm staub, bis
eGolid eas 8ebiirFniB na6 gDabr6eil
uno reellem 9eben bielen llufua bin
tpesfest. 9llles febrt gu ieinem pum=
pernidel suriid unb ldBt ben perIpotte:
ten Si9terling bel ieinem faben 3uder.
ipert uno nit ieinern Oiinfel alIeii.
60 f6eint es au6 Serrn Wiloe be:
reits iH englanb geaangen su fein uni
10 ipirb es ibm bier aud geben. 9lbe1
Gelo MAIDEN iuirb er NIT ieilem altbe=
tii6en Seu-tpie 9eu! (pbil. Dem,
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Setennt es Ofien!- Serr Gpotbee
ter Wnsanbt, WrO. 1872 @menzStrake,
grootlnn, g. q, sibt uns fOlsenben
Nttelt: Biele meinsr &unben linb BON
Nbeumatismus uno dbnliden 2eiAen
bufd Den @ebraud bes ct. Safubs Oels
Sebeilt mproen uno ale loben es als bas
tsRe befannte 6eilmittel. Meine Ser
faufe bieies M'ittels fub bebeutenber,
als bic zines anoeren Yrdparates bieler
@attuna.
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@ssbs Gilt Gses 5ouie ttf0rpsri bic
Usrbaun8.
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Den 8eiud1crm beS Wtaroiaras In We1p
Crledm8

empfeblen mir fir ettpaige ginfdufe
bon Sumelen bas felt 1849 etablirte
8eI9dft bes 6errn 8. 2ilient0al
yto. 50 Camel GtraBe, gan5 ausorid=
LID. Serr lilientbal bat Elm grobes
Sager BON Sumelen. llbrem, Silber
uno lllberplatirten @aaren, Yrilen &c.
uno perfauft su railonablen preiien.
Sein ytuf Elm iolibes, reelles &eld)dfi
gu betreibsH 1T moblOeroient uao poblz
begriinoet uno fann man linn bas arobte
Vertrauen sntgesenbringen.
10,1, ,tilm2Wf
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Mit 5anaen Bliden betrahtet

Mit 5ansen Bliden betraAtet bic
Mutter itr bleides 3uiebenbs idwdder
werbsnbes ains. Munaelbafte Grnabs
rHns III bic l1riode bes untubisen Sdlafs,
bes frdnfliden Gusiebens une Oer itsten
llnluf, bic man an benz 8inpe bemerft.
Durd ben idleunieen @ebraud oss Be-
rabnlten Grfaemittels fir sefHnbe Mut.
termild. Meuftaebter'S Deutfaes
Rinb er nj mebl, piirbe Der beflaaenss
wertbe 3uifano bes Sauslinss alsbal6
cine shnitise Genseruns erIabreu, mena
oieie 5alfe nidt etwa idon gu ipdt in
Guiprud sencmnen wiro. Sn allen Apo-
tbefen 3u baben.
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. ie@nt ifebunseines @era@
ties,
yin Stnmmer er5dblte bic Wdbre
9lnem 1aubeu in pas Obr,
Yin 0abmer ldrieb fe nieoer,
Gin Blinper Las eS pcr.
DIED bat elm araber pernommen
Sun beiBen Baifenianb,
Der fdrieb es einem gbinelen
90 muroe bic Sa4e be.annt.
Detroit Stree Wrta pom Is. Gan

Detroit 5ree preb pom Is. San
GsHteimsr Bros. babsn iceben etn Gar.
loao BON Nseos Silt grse Sonic ertaltsm.
Dieter Ar!tfsl utrtaufl fH lebr RAID unp
10 mub IS aud lsin. eenn 70 III o9ue 3wei.
fsl Der bsfe artitel i.insr Irt, Der il Elm.
sefntrt rpurbe, uno bat niHt isinss @lei.
den. gur bas tsae MatsriaI wirb ~
Rests Gilt Sbst Iouie ptrwaubt.
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lNprtfehuna foIas,

Olit ben faften Stiirmen bes Wias
ters MAIDEN grfaltunsen manderlei Nrt
ibr grideinen. Saltet immer Elm Yadet
BON Or. Nusuit aSnts'S $ a MT
burger 8ruitthee gum @ebraude
bereit. rnb ibr werbet mander ernffliden
Rranfbeit bprbeueen.
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Soiepb &am0a's @ahle

In Nea' grauniels mablt febr sutes acrn.
nno Wst,snmstl nno psrtauft In srOb.n
Quantitatrn In bic llmsseenb.
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@ua. 6eQhprtt.

OHe' SJeauurH,
S&neiotr, ede bon ooufun= u. Nasarro.
ltraBe. emftsblt it4 Dem Yublttum BON
San Mntonio gum Mnfertissn BON 9erren=
Slstbunssladen. Gerner iiberntmmt er
eas @einisen uno 5drbsn sstrasener
&leiber.
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Aida Valley Enterprise.

The Centennial Sapphire Mining
Company has had the claims belong
ing to it surveyed preparatory to
procuring patents. A contract has
been let tor a shaft to be sunk from
the 70 foot level. The mine is re-
ported as looking we'll, and it is ex-
pected that mill will be in opera
ton inside of year. Superintend-
ent G. A. Hamilton Intends to push
operations, and will doubtless soon
make the mine Justify the reputation
it formerly held, of being one of the
valuable mires of Nevada.
The five stamp mill two and a
half miles south of Aida has been
purchased by VIM. Appleby and
ex Assemblyman Tom Lane, of Storey
county. They own several good
mines in the neighborhood, and in
tend working their own ore in adj
dition to doing custom work. They
are experiedced mill men and will
doubtless by the successful working
of their mill add much to the pros
persty of the camp.
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The Summers mine, at Sweetwater,
run their first bar of bullion on the
1st of this month. The weight Of
the bar was nearly 1000 ounces, and
about 900 fine, being worth about
200.
An Indian was exhibiting young
wild cat in the stress of Phoebe the
other day. These animals cannot be
tanned, even if reared by hand. An
appropriate present to make moth
er-in.law.
Messrs. Alden, Hall and Down
ward, owners of the Mt. Cory mine
at the head of Big Squaw Canyon,
have a large quantity of good ore on
their dump ready for shipment as
soon as the snow leaves.
John Crossman, better known as
lobe, is working his claim, the
Golden Eagle, in Cory district. lobe
thinks h, will come out OF that
country made man. His claim 10
next to the Big Indian aud Is turning
out to be a good mine.
Friedline, alias "Snorky," has re-
turned to town, and is ready to
mend or clean clothes. smoky is
enterprising aud now has a boy to
help him. Jealous clothing dealers
may again begin laying traps for
him, but they cannot compete with
him in the line of ready made vests.
With awkward stride, ungainly,
On the air depending mainly
For support;
With weird and ghostly motion,
Without the slightest notion
Where he'll dart
For burlesque of the Creator,
The cranky roller skater
Takes the tart.
Counterfeit half dollars, fashioned
after a coin of the Philadelphia Mint
made in 1877, have made their APP
pearance at the Bay. The milling is
the most lm perfect detail Of the coin,
as the edges have been toned down
in reducing the inequalities of the
surface. The iing differs but slight
ly from that of the genuine article
and the base composition is equally
difficult to detect.
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Lake District,

The Emperor ledge in Lake district
near Hawthorne, owned by VIM.
Adams, will be opened during the
coming season. This ledge is very
large and contains large proportion
of copper stained quartz rich in sill
YER.
The Ohio shaft is now down sixty
feet, and shows fine vein of pay
rock about IL inches in width in a
ledge of about five feet. The whole
ledge will give good assays. Work
which was suspended short time
ago will soon be resumed, and the
owner expects to ship considerable
ore during the Summer.
There are number of large lodges
in this district which will be pros
pected next Spring. Most of the ore
is heavy with lead, and in some
places is found in quantities near the
surface. sometimes very rich in silver.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-02-11
Ophir District.

The following in regard to the
Ophir District is from the Austin
Reyeille: Old Ophir District, stu
ated in the Toiyabe range of mount
aims, some fifty miles from Austin, in
what is known as Ophir Canyon, is
attracting considerable attention in
mining circles. Within few weeks
past two parties, representing capital,
have made a thorough examination
of the mines there, and especially
the Folorn mine, which has a United
States patent. and is owned by Mr..
A. Lognoz. The latter named mine
was originally located in 1868, 10y
Murphy and others, and known as
the Murphy mine, which produced
its millions in silver. On the strength
of the richness of this dine twenty
stamp mill was built and run for
some time, and quite flourishing
town was kept up. Like many other
mining towns in Nevada, Ophlr,
sitter a run of three or four years, was
almost entirely deserted, caused by a
break in the ledge and more water
in the mine than the machinery was
able to handle. The mill, hosting
works, etc, were finally taken down
and moved to other districts. Some
years subsequent to which, A. Log
boz relocated the old Murphy mine,
and secured a United States patent
to that and another location, and for
several years has been at work on
these properties extracting ore, which
he has had worked at the Manhattan
mill. The first class ore yielded over
$500 per ton. Altogether he has
done we'll, and is still taking out
high grade ore. He is now in fair
way TO sell his interests iu Ophir
Canyon to capitalists for good
round sum. Should the sale be con-
sumated, and necessary machinery
erected to work the mine, that dist
riot will be heard from in few
months, and undoubtedly the pur-
chasers and the country will profit
| thsEefrom.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-02-11
Too Much Faith.

Clark Cleaver has for some time
been Ia the habit of driving across
Walker rver at Cleaver Station on
the ice. Ga Tuesday last he still had
faith, althogh the ice had been soft
ened considerably by the sun. How
ever, his faith was not justified by
the result, for when the middle OF
the river was reached, the combined
strength of faith and ice were insult
fcient. and the team and wagon
went through. Fortunately assistance
was near, and Mr.. Cleaver and the
team were rescued, but the wagon
remains 10 the river. water mark
of misplaced faith.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1882-02-11
George the Bangor.

Word arrives in Dayton that George,
the Greek Bangor, who is chief engi-
neer, superintendent aud general
passenger agent of the Bangor Stage
Line between Belleville and Candle
laris, is getting his second wind, and
can now talk louder, or as loud as
our own "Pard." He takes his pas
sengers through on time and will
talk and sing while he drives. If his
passengers are So delighted with his
company that they do not want to
get off at Candelaria he will take
them on to Pick Handle, Arizona, or
anywhere, only asking for time to
feed the team.