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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-15

fPall Mall 0ose.ss.l

tPall Nail 0esesae.l
1he cremation Of Garibaldi, which
b to be carried out according to hrs
let will and testament, will tend to
revive public interest In . contro.
versy of which little has been heard
for some time. At present the prac-
tiee is not popular; for the most Of Us
II b not even possible. Even at Milan
the number Of cremations does not
exceed 100 per annum. The report
Of n. Georges Martinien, 1.-THE Prop
ssition Cadet" submitted to the
Municipal Council Of Paris, contains
the latest and most r,,stwosthy In.
formation on the subject of cren,a-
tiop. N. Martin agrees with n.
Cadet that cremation In = short time
will be regarded ~ the only possible
solution AZ . problem which, In great
cities, h ever increasing In urgency;
but he contents himsef with propos-
ing that, for the present, cremation
should be optional. The cren,atory,
however, h - yet but In IN early
stage Of development. Cntlcr the
stimulus OF competition 1t IL Probable
. much nearer approach to perfection
may he made than has yet been at
tanned. The regenerative furnace Of
n. Siemeus ut Dresden only cost
E26O, and n one Of the best yet in
vented. Combustion h effected by
heated dir, and the process is very
rapid. The Brunetti cremat0ry H.
aud slow. It takes four
hours to consume Indy, and neces-
states . consumption Of hundred
weight of wood. The most CHASTITY
Of the apparatus Of cremation h the
Kuborn, which h devised for use
on the neld Of hattie. In this dread
full machine ~ many A. twelve bod
ies can he burned at one time, the
operation lasting from, an hour to an
hour and half. A dozen KutOrns
working day antl night could tlislx,s..
Of twenty-five hundred corlses In
twsnty-Sour hours. Thirty years ago
Il was proposed to dispose Of bodics
by passing them into gas retorts, and
since then many inventors have
sought to use gas ~ an agent for ~
ducing them to their elements. The
apparatus Of Mn, Pollica and Cler-
|oetti, In which many cren,ations
have taken plaee, b one Of those In
which ~ b used, much on the prin- |.
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Above Affair Wound up.
~ should ylllilc." I"

~ should smilc.''
a. Nertl.a Redengots spoke these
words she lay cO4uettishly In . ham,
mock that hal been swung between
two giant oaks that reared their tall
heads aloft ~ the broad lawn, 1t the
edge Of which stood her fathers state
" residence. \ little foot, enmeshe.l
In a silkcn stocking, whoes delicate
texture displayed to advantage the
trim, ankle within, peepetl out frun,
beneath heccy-whitc dress, while
the laughing eyes aud fair forehead
Of the girl wer surn,ountcd by u
coronal of aunmily-gold tresscs Of
which any hair store might have
been proud.
$50 you like ice.creaml =" said
Harold Mclptyre, bending over the
hammock aud looking tcnicriy into
Bertha's blue eyes.
II should smilc," said the girl
again. getting ready to put on her
slipper and start.
"i"u are right" said Harold.
"Icecrcam is good thing. Perhaps
some day next week I will buy you
sOnle."
The loDk M happy expectancy
faded from the girls face. "What
time IL II ~ she asked.
''Ten minutes tO T." replied lIar.
old.
''Then, said Bertha, ''if you start
right away you will get home In time
|0r SUPPER"
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How Q Pot Was Betrayed.

Loaaoa Wesld. Juue q.
1t rather startled Sir Charles Dilke
about month ago when q couple III
ladies arrived At bis house very late
one night, and insisted on seeing
him to give importaht Information
which was nothing les than an &C
cidental circumstance having reveal
ed to one Of them an Intention to
blow up the yard at Purfeet. by the
timely warning this was frustrated; ;
and report says that the way the plot
became known was BY one of those
extraordinary triilcs In human lives
which, apparently Of no moment.
have often been the turning point Of
some great event. A window left
open, . watcher sitting alone without
. light, waiting the return Of one of
the family from . late dinner: two
men standing upon the step, convers-
Ing In low tones, little thinking they
were overheard, or that the words
hey spoke COLD have betrayed to
that listener the intended scheme of
destruction.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-15

LoxDox. July IA essTsspe0d-
est On boayd ~ Heljoo seodD ~
toa)owing: The lsD q ~ GUpaiano
msst b dsxas)lhl. Nu0bess of sh<3ls
repeetsd y struck shs wusks just
aboot IL guns asd thgeW up vast
volumes a yellow dose Itwas olesn
thought ths guns nose havs bee0 -.
no'hhed, bse thsy appsassd ua.ia-
jared Wheo ~ sosoko hod e)ang06.
The fsnssl - ths 6aDss6 = pSesesa
and Tie p1a1e bsfoge ~ ttgonast tssn
away. ODe - ~ bea1so6 ~ ID0e1-
Ne y oDoSonD aD0 ~ Qehae ho1l1
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-15

Ds suge snd hovos ME he)e q
saeh q ysar 1y0sssa4 tbea ~ Ain
en- Gst es& whso the1 ase tisod a
soayiag %.
n. Do Lnssps, ths ersat saaal
nas, ~ jast eslsbs.tsd hib seventy
seventh biSthdav aad tsash bahy.
lsth0oD moko him swift happy.
h Hsoa Nv, q 0hja wouldn't
hs1a va6se. At any sate, Il eesldn't
hejd vhiskey, asd thsss = always
(aDeso q logD) Waoes ID Whlskev.
Tbe egop pgopbels aso pseoieting .
hogW sosn eseP this year thaa ~
besa known ~ I've ysas. We'll,
thsa, thb = - tins - a6ept . pso.
hlhiljoo ameo1mook
A Moth Caso)ino maa kicked biz
doa9ntee - 6eaGh beeanse she dcaak
whisky. Yoa - lt's hard ise
. Moth Caso)ias nsaa 70 earn
0seo thaa vhisky saoaGh ~ ooe.
"What becomes Il all Tie ojd be3
easse'' ~ visltoe asked ~ nes1se
naehisesk ''OA ~ pat ha.dlosa
'e0 aod sell the0 ~ easa1e0s
tsunks," ~ truthful n. n. nads -.
Ply.
Ths Rsaasylvaais ssssabaeksm
~ they ass ''hsPsNsl." g 10 uaa
tgyinG - esooo Tie Atlantic - .
p,a.k.
Re0s, n. T., Eqjeiess II . two
heodo6 ealk This marvel displays
gssas 1sodlsh ia1sllaQssee. Il sais
WIN 60 uouth aod hoWlD With The
othss, . thae Il deeso't hsvs 70 lose .
nissss II usrlsss si)eaes all The day
IsaR.
A Waahi1Gtoo vosaaa wbsa hee
~ Pag dag did Ssessely, ~ The
lieals dnslisg husisd ID hse Anily 1t
d ~ esosssgy. We ~ seWy ~
~ ~, becasse ths NJ a ~ fh0f
b vill psssably - bsslsa h ~
anme II
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The Naiear NseAssSasat, ssuno q
The 0esnan 0sossal sesG, rsessds
Ljeote0anlD REDEEM I30o Win BIZ
servant, hs0 Slsasb1eg b 0sane6a,
1sO niDsa, b Any-thsss days. ioe1od-
Ing eight days a NJ, the ain be1og
70 diseovse nov ~ Il W. posslb)s -
dsaw, unds9 csetala eeo6jeieoD upoo
The stgsagth u heGDo9. Leuteoane
Rodss vess - sPon aod carried -
y sedd)e peeksb asd . waesspsoeG
The h0gse0eo To0o uago.t 41g1ls6
aod Prussian, sleol sbod, aDd went
ae . qoSsk walk q hsisk tn, asd ~
aot0ob arrived ID soeh hir eoodi-
tteo - 70 b sold % advantage.
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lAo6aD Voel1. JUoosl
Ths enoeest a hdy Folessto0e foe
the Collegs q Mssie Psad. y b siv-
q % TIE Duko of f0uthosland's 6hisy
palaes, St>0bed hosss, diseinguishes
i1Delf htom other ceoessts given for
ths sanss Parpose, lbr lsdy Folke-
seo0e has, With her wooted e)eves.
DeD and enerKy, bsoaght tegsehes
e)emeots mese likely 70 dsaw . big
asa6ssce. Twenty. I've ledIes a the
gveabsst pans0 ibm . hao6 sfstfinGD.
. ieoturs qaite novsl. A WhoSe eho.
susof ladjsD, poesssDos a the realm,
vim eivo thelr 1De veiees, thejr 1ne
dssnss, thsis 1ss aPpessanes alto-
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I'M lA0 DUElulD YoUB
1AoonallAeoA1eno az q Waseer IN
aaUb-1oWD OOub 1onoa

1Aoonall1ooA1oooo At Q Waster ID
aaUb-30W0 Oub 0ooso.
"A 10telass. 1os appearing man
0ogvane, !" Was a1vestised lbe soeootly
- IL 1Usf C)oh 4 spsuoo young
nan thsee ~ 1a)l a iaioematjoo,
aod alDo williag 10 isopost Il.
The wages ass osi meath" -
aoid.
"What doyoa have tod Abe thats''
II the Ast plaee yoa 0nst know
youP b0g6osGD. A moD eoo't b Q
hoo4 waltsr unless ~ ~ had . eoed
deal u egpesissee. The Wy Asut
thiag ~ vill ask yos = asts vhsss
~ have beso s0ploya1. 'Thsss sss
sGgea6 many thiaos 10 leosn. Ose
sethe nest di0eult aad pesplexiag
= = ss0e0be9 the name q the upean-
be0 ~ - ksow them by slght.
TAseo ~ alWaIss lat Il nea who
Ot ~ sua e(s club and Try to use It.
The espesisoeed waiter reeegnised
theso lbllows It once, asd beuneed
the0 b u uast sentlenanly way.
Ho = pastiso)ar also 70 enll tho mean
'boO ~ thslr right names. Thsee b
nethiog that 1aGtess nost mea %
naoh - b eall them By their risht
no0eso0 shost acquaintanoe. Many
nso ct tarioss when misuamed,
and I have kaown ssns very aerioss
results to eoaas sut ofs waiter giving
. jettef % TIE wrong psssoa. One
was that ofa jea)oos husband"
"Dess DE sppsasiag na. ct !
aey mess ~ than an ordinary
0oGe"
mo aaess pay, bst hls Ans appear
ooeo win ooculo him Q sltuatjoo |
wbsss - wosDd sthsswise nat est |
eo& But . Waiose ulust NJ b q 10 !!
1ne apPsasanee, beeause that eeme-
timss )sadD 70 eosnpliea4joas n .
hoaD& In elube it b best b loek veil. |
- man llkss 10 have . disagsseabie
ee33eet abost while b b tsyisg 70 e.
~ himself Then . Waites must
hovs . gseat deal of se)e control. He
nust b ah)e b reslst TIE Temptation
b empty many . hall Allied gia0 that
viii paD through BIZ handD. He
must - willing 70 take . great deal
= unmesited absse; and consider
fhat Il ALLEGES 10 BIZ oosa n.sath."
''How about their being mar.isd?''
"There are many walters who are
married aud they keep their place
|oe yean. A man who b nulurally
polite has great advantage over one
who he to put it On because there
Ne , great many club men who know
what good n,annen are"
"How aboat eompelitisa: IL there
snoagh to keep wages down."
mo. There b always . demand
or 6Ist-class servants"
Anything else:''
"Oh, yes, many things. A waiter
must know how 10 Get . table, to take
'are of the silver,, to fold napkins, to
'ee after more than one guest at .
time, to 10 cool and collected when
'thess are excited, to b respectful,
shrewd, exrest, capable,
lind, honest, good looking, c|san, In
lustneas aud sober, and all this for
. q n,onth."
ANY extSaSe" :,
"Well, that depends o. where you
~. 6omstines you viii ct . plsee
'hers yoar extras win anoent to
sore than yosr regular wages."-
NeW York !Ssn.
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1oxDoH, Jaly l2-A easssspoa-
deot at A)a0odris 6eoe0h6ag ~.
sssdayS bs0bas6uant pastionlasiy
0sotioss Tie 6es1lH s0aee q ~
s)oe1s5e beoo6sj6oD lSo0 ~ ships
Whiob altaeho0 ~ Phogoo an1 10.
soot1n I6etA Tho In1axjh)o beinI
Sssthest westward NJ able % shsll
TIE 0ex ibgt VIII ooo torJot aDd ~
Roeeotin lbgoD Vjth ~ othec. Altef
all ~ soombo6 suno Woge slleoeed
The uo0 q var eootlDoo0 eholllng
ths tostioealjoos, aDd uoed shsnpoel,
tsohab)y, = ~ ssessating ss)1BssA
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DoDuQoo00oGL,1 MN
4 0olo - ~ OsuunA Whiah Hoo
Hot PROVED q Do0o10a.


i0 Washingtoa jsst now taaa ~ ~
a10 q ~ Isaaboe oins, aod I ~
- vsn ~ - abest t. Ths Ivan
~ nine = Bob Ingssssll's mine.
1hat 4, Debset b ~ hsaviest owner
iok q pssDoot, a1d e beeins b leok
. e - W. ~ heaviest leeer Il 4
abo. Tbe peioaPal Dovsgs wsgs II
ossBsu asd . I'm q hvyss., Hal
best Z RsvDe 3 0snlDeo, and eena-
~ Floah, q Kaasas. A WaGhiae.
~ haaking lnn was slss istssssaed.
h psopesty + aid to have ease a.
60, and tis<sst0rs llss shaEss q stoek
esst ~ oslginel he)dess and hsoeD,
thessef thirty eeats apieee. The eso-
pa.y was lbsmed about . year and .
halfaeA ssd 5000 allsf 4 W. termed
~ Dest asoeonndi1g stoeies q
the wsslth q The mine began 70 eiv.
eala1s all over Washiigteo. Ilbsgot
how many nilliea dollan wosth Il
90 we've always ID sight II TIE mise
None - & M ever takea out, but e
~ soated b b these, and . god
0any hessst people got to believe Il
W. theCe.
Afsf awhile the able osiginaton of
tte mise began 10 let seaas of their
itiesds into this good and beautifal
thing at the rateof about - share.
These sesmed to Be quite . demand
for Il at this figure and consequently
he price was sdvauce1 to q shstie.
esd tlsen tie demand for It increased.
The company held . meeting and ct
apart quantity 1t stock to b sold at
8 . share 70 develop the mine. The
rePogtof fresh millions q oee heav-
ing in sight - Tie exP;ogen advane-
Cd sapidly underneath the surface,
eootinUod 70 arrive In Washington,
md sons q The origiaatoss of this
mine pat hith II them. NJ. lager
Doll himself became eonvioced that
ths niDe was ssch . BONANZA that be
thoaght Il . great pity That toe COM
pany's Stock should 90 o6 at TIE low
nate a 8 . share. 10 he went and
Pot I'll ths money b could saks and !!
DesaPe into &, and his fkiends genes.
Dlly did TIE same. One gestlemau /,
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LONDON, IA dispaleh fsea
0oss says, - Degehant vopeolD have
G0lesod ~ ea0ol 6using ~ last
Sbsty-eigAt heun. An ahlps ise)od-
inG the Indian nail seoonnaD aao in
Tie roadstsad. The Whe)o Busopooa
Popo)Alj00 = a1ook The BeltiGh
Ceasul b punuaneo q Admiral e..
ns00g'o i0DtTUot3o0D ~ hon)o1 1ovn
hb 1ag and geoe sboasa . gun boak
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It b aaid . riah slsike basjust besa
mode IN The lADooD Cd l(agrudee
mioes, n Lsneoln eosnty, 0eoegis,
II The shape efa hbar aod . half 6bot
vein ofsllvss. assaying >lso b The
to0. The vein beays uomistokable
evjde0co a. bsing . tsue 0ssuse and
The owDen a the mise are very hap.
pv over their sood ibstune. The crop
ose IN these mines b hike most q the
0sosgia oess, a Tie rotton variety,
and easily worked. The mines have
nat been Idle In reesat ysars, bat .
laek a capitol has pssvented the
owpess ftom developing them In ~
vigoso0s . manner - they would
like to do. With thls new strike,
howevev. tI'>v ~ill heve no tllaleulty
In obtaining the money necessary 10
work the property thogoaghly. The
AagrudeR mines ase % Old and Alm.
ous property. Before The war they
were worked for eold only, and yield
Cd . psolit q u 600 per week, . psoat
which would b duplicated 1t The
present time II they were vigorously
wosked.-NortA Georgia 0tisea.
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00oBu1ei04 000o0UoDo1 w
ysa0oo ~ 0oe jo1n 0nGlo0l.
WooGwlCD, July l2-1Ae W.
sevs - given sasssn0snsst -
vsesuoelnG. Tbe yeoag ass ss0lag
o6swasd . es1sb1esab)e Do0bess.
H zSsssi eesysspeo1eot 6 Hasis
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llm, ~: '.Rsanse IL ~ eo.epos.
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hss - jssaily 4, asd bseasss Rsa.oe
~ ~ 6es1so y GDeeys As0 Eoso'
peao eeoesst elasGjoo."
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laase thSso Wooks siooo 1nGload peo-
passd - Ysases - jsis u ~ sesu-
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u Eosopsaa Qosstes ~ beoo soe3.
essay 6aDa0sd, assevseal shelb hen
~ ln1exjble vsse sosa . buput -
Oedi0t0oy OVeP ~ enntro a IL
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man nearly todeath yestesday. The
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have 70 arrest you for carrying dead
y wsapeus." The young man turn
Cd pale. and hk Zip quivsrsd, and he
stammesed out that he never carried
. revolver OF = knife In biz lie.
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b ell night, bst look at your shos."
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what w. the matter with them,
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shoes were % sharp at the toes that
II he should get mad and kick . man
b would split him wide spen. Then
The detective winked and nd: "You
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