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Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26

The prospeetor and miner who stays with his camp is the one that makes the money. The auriferous and argentiferous deposits that are seen through the kaleidoscope hue of distance rarely ever prove other than grievious disapoinsments on a near inspection. We've been there and know whereof We speak.-King ston Tribune,
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
4 Big Jump On Horseback.

Frank Day waited at Needleton, Col, until the noon train passed down, and being informed that no other train was on the road, he took the track in preference to the Etrail. had ridden some miles or more when, happening to look up, to his aston ishment he saw the construction train going around the curve and but a few rods distant. A wall of rock to the left and the liver to the right and twenty feet below. A moment decided him, and lifting h1s mare by the bridle he sent the spurs into her sides and jumped her down into the foam'ng water. Fortunately, no in- juries were sustained.-C Chicago Her. a1d.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
The Bravery of the Zulu.

With regard to the Zulu's fighting power, indeed. there can be but one opinion. live seen 200 Zu.us rush upon Gatling gun" sad a young officer to me the other day, land they actually got within 15 yards of it, with the shot moving them down by dozens all the time. I don't think you'd get many Europeans to do the like" The bluest blonded 5; anish hidalgo of Philip II had not a stronger Lride of race or hautier contempt of danger and death than the bare-limbed savage ot Southeast ern Africa. The very name of Zulu Is vaunt in itself, meaning literally 'the heavens" and metaphcrically suggesting the height and extent of the nations power. All their war songs teem with boosting alluslons to the inferiority of the surrounding races and the ease with which the latter have been overthl own by the Zulu spear.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26

The following Arizoua companies have declared dividends, 80 far, fer the year 1883, and the amount each company has dec ared:
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
Dissolution of CO.p1 rtner-
 ship.

The co-partnership heretofore existing between Calvin Cuzinno and Moses Steen in the hotel business was dissolved on the 1st day of My, 1883.
 3ot3 CALVIN CUZINo.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26

eXGesSeS n u@tUrrf years, | l. ts IVss ot Memory, Lassitude, NOcturn Emission Aversion tO Society. Dimness of Vision. Noises in the Bead; the vital fluid passing unobseTved in inc urine, and many other diseases that cad to ins nity and Death. Dr. MlNTIE. who is a regular physician toradu te of the University Pennsylyanial will agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for a case Of this kind the VITAL RESTOR- ATIVE (under his special advice and treat ment) will not cure, or for anything impure or injurious found in 1t. Dr. Mintie treats all private diseases successfully without mercury. Consultation free. Thorough examination and advice. including analysis of urine, Five dollars Price of Vital Res torative. three dolrrs bottle. or four times the quantity for ten dollars: sent to any ad dress upon receipt of price, or c. o D SC cure from observation and in private name if desired, by
 A. E. Mintie, NJ. D.,
 Il KeaTny St. San Francisco, Cal.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE Will be sent to anyone applying by letter, stating symptoms, sex and age Strict se- cresy in regard to all business transactions. DIR. hiNTiE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHRETICUM.c cures all kinds If kidney and bladder complaints, gonorIhoea, gleet, IeuGoTrhOea. For sale by all druggists at One dollar per bottle; six bottles for Five dollars.
 DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS are the best and che pest Dyspepsia aud Fiijou~ cure in the market. For sale by all druggists.
 1J nS3tf
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26

A Georgian has plucked a pound peach,
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26

A Good Little Boy.
1 love to go to school
D. 0. DODGE.

love to go to
 Sunday-school And put my pennies ID the plate; love to learn the Golden Rule and save the beathen from their fate. l wouldn' break the
 Sabbath. No! For
 that is awful
 wicked
 Oh
 wouldn't swear. To steal pin would be very dreadful sin. 1 give my plavmates tracts & tell them about the burning hell where the bad boys gowho like toplay upon the blessed Sabbath day. pull of legs and wings from flies and I put out our kitt'n's eyes; Such fun! How did laugh tosee her, blinded crawl away from me I find birds nests & smash the eggs and break the little ........ chicken's legs, 6 once ........ TRACT: 1 put some Parls green in BIBLE ........ in mama s tea. You should '''-'-. have seen her fight. Itwas so Jolly tn at l gave a little to the cat. l died.
 Some ii m 6
 mean totry
 to stick pin ID
 baby's eye.
 The dear
 bells ring.
 Now must
 % for I'm a little lamb you know and if you're not a christian, too derr sinner let me pray for you.
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

IS A NEVER FAIL
 l 2 Cure for Nervous Debility, Exhausted
 V l tallty. SeInin a l
 Weakness, Spermator- rhCea, Lost Manhood, Impotency, P r osta- torrhea, Para l y s i g, .snd all the terrlbl ef- fleets of Self Abuse, youthful follies and
Mohave County miner., 1883-08-26

York Stock Report.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-14

ben, nm cine Statue Der Gepublit baraui
su iteIen. Sn TiQeneupe fanb ii6 &einer,
Der bic i96nbli9e 4rbeit ansfibren wollte,
besbalb muBte man einen Nrbeiter aus
8esiers reauirirsn. Dieter 4rbeiter, als
ct oas @rlcifir f%ortnabm, wurbe uon elmer
iolden 6ur9t erSriffen, baB er am Gage
barauf peritarb. Oie Statue murbe bann
BON einem anberen arbeiter aufseiteIt.
Sic Qeide bes gii3ofs GoroOra wurbe
am 3. Iusuit our Nbbaituus bsr iibli9en
9ei6enfeierli6feiten nad Der @atbebrale gu
Gina iberfibrt unb am folsenben Gage nit
@ntfaltuns GROCER Bradt CUR grbe beitats
tet. Der Geritorbene mar eonititutioneler
0elesat pom Monterep's &esieruns, Sis
i6of BON Gusco unb Giberiopolis unb De-
fan ber Gatbebrale pom Gina.
Ser ct. &apbaelpcrein, welder ben
S6ut Der Nuswanberer gum 3mefe bat,
un6 in bisier Sinii9t i9on pieles @ute
l%eiitete, bat benz tiirSli9 eri6ienen Sabress
beri9t sufolse I'M uorigen Sabre cine Sim
nabme bon so. 12,351.67 unb cine 4uss
sabe BON 10. s,454.3O gebabt. Der 6ais
ienbsitanb bes Sersins betrus am /. San.
1888 M. 4,649.29.
Gin rDmiider Correspondent bes u9erl.
Sageblatt melbet, Der patitanii9e ar6iuar
galan werSs selesentli9 bes 9utbertases
suei gdnbe pon bisber srOBtentbeils nod
unbetannten Oocumenten iiber Qut6er aus
benz uatitanii9en Nr9iu ueroffentli9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-14

SerrS s.. 9ourbet pom Neuf1ateau
bat baS leste @ramen fir bas Ooctorat
Der &e6te NIT Der allersrobtsn Mussei9s
nuns b~eitanben. 6err NareiB Ouiarbin
bat bas Gramen fir bic Ganbi6atur Der
8biloiopbie unb i60nen &inite nit GROCER
aus5ei9nuns abselest. 8eibes iinb S9iis
Ter Der tatb. ltniueriitdt gu 20pen.
Den an 6ten 4usuft auiammens
9etretenen aiiiien in GrIon liegt bis berte
nod nidt elm einsiser SAL Dor. Das
fommt ielten Dor.
gu @raibe lit elm Noro %beaanaem
worben. Der l1brma9er 6. Gobinet
ma9te auf Nnratben bes NrStss sineu
Spasiersans sesen ii l1br @benbs. alm
nd3iten WOrsen UNI 5 l1br fanb man ieis
men 9ei6nam, ben Stot nod in Der 6anb,
on Der YOi9uns Der StraBe etrpa sebn
Minuten pom Orte. gr bate einen S3uB
binter benz Sbr unb Der Sob muB elm
pl6eli3er 9eweien iein. Die gauge @ez
genb gerietb in Iufrubr, bas @eri9t pom
Oinant unb bic eenSbarmerie lu9en mad
benz M6roer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-14
Ser 9eIesrapbiiten slusftano.

Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1T cine be-
beutlame Ybaie in Der @ti9i6te Der freien
9lrbeit. Der BROTHERHOOD" bat ii3 ais
cine iiberaus ltarfe unb intelligence Srsas
initiation erpieien, unb bic Strifer wiiien,
baB ibre @rbeit ni9t bur6 mai6ineIe Sbds
ti9feit erIett werben farm. SIS lit ''skilled
labor" in bobem @rabe, ite bebarf lowobl
gutter allsemeiner Silbuns, aIs beionberer
grlernuns. Die Mebrsabl Der SeIssra.
pbiiten unb Gelesrapbiitinnen eriter Glaie
lit sebilbeter ais ganoerbilt, @ouIb unb
Sielb. sic arbeiten i6arf, obne ober mur
NIT wenis &ube unO @rbolunS, uub miiien
babel mebr QebenSart belisen, ais bel pies
len anberen 8%erufsarten perlangt pirb, bic
Bel @eitem eintrd9li6er iino. Sriibe @rs
fabrunsen baben ibnen seseist, baB ie uiel
gu iebr anseitrenst werben unb baB ibr
Sal6r bamit in feinem Yerb6ltniB itebt.
sic bra6ten ibre Sorberunsen CUR &ennts
niB ibrer gorseiesten, allein bieie uerlanss
ten Nennuns Der Namen Der Sauptleiter
Der 8swssuns, bic 9eute iebo9 weiserten
fi9 be0sn unb itanben in corpore aus.
Sett wirb babur6 factii6 bic Srase err
6rtert, Oh ~biersulanbs bas 9nsebot isnsr
art Don @rbeit sr0Ber 1T, als bic Na3s
frase. SIR san3es 8Orseben lit 10 orbs
nunssmdBis unb flls seweien, baB bic
Nation ie ni9t tabeln fann, trosbem iis
piel barlntsr gu leiben bat. Die Ofientli9e
Meinaus 1T sntidisbsn auf ibrer Seite,
benn ieber ni9t Sntereifirte wsiB isbr mobt,
baB berartise Gonnitte swiiden arbeit uni
capital unpermeibli6 iinb bel einem prt:
pats onopol, unb baB in bieiem Sale bic
srbeit i'm RAbt unb bas Capital i'm I'm
re9t lit.
Sn europa mdre elm FOLDER Musitanb
unm6ali9, benn bort iinb bic Gelssrapbeu
He8isrunssmonOpOle unb bic Gelesrapbiiteu
5ffentlide Geamte, meiit auf Staatstoiter
ipscisu ba;u aussebilOet, unb wenn iie ar
beitsunfdbis werben, 10 nimmt ii4 Der
Staat ibrer on.
Sier aber, no Der 0epei9enoienft Elm
Monopol IN ben Sanben GINGER weni9el
.Miaiondre 1T, bat Der grbeiter elm unSwei:
felbaftss Redt, bana9 gu fori9en, mas
feline Sbdti9feit ienen @apitaliiten elm:
brinst. gr fiebt, bas bas 9lnlases@apitaI
Der Gompasnie bon einisen Sunoerttanien:
ben auf bic fabelbafte SObe uon 80 0iilio:
men Dollars encyclopaedia 1T unb oaB an
bieie cOlohale Summe erit fiirSli6 Die 0i:
pibenbe pou feds auf iieben Yro;ent erbDb
wurbe. ST re6net ii6 aus, baB biele1
i3ui6la9 ebenio unsere9t ais unnStbit
mar. Wfan nimmt oas Gelo ben DE
bieuiteten unO Qiebt eS ben QctiouGren
benen ibre actieu gum Sbeil gar nidts ooe'
nur weniS foiten unb Die lammt unb ION
bers bamit ,ufrieoen iein %iollten, wenn fl
feds Yrosent aui ben Yariiuertb uon ga
piersn, Die nit $50 bas Stiif %pertauf
weroen. CSedniter".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-14
0robberso8tbum.

Wenn &Iagen mie bic na9folgenbe
aus benz Canton Gapeaen berriibrenbe I'M
@roBbersostbum laut werben, obne baB man
ibnen miberipri9t, bann muB es i9le6t
nit benz Nderbau i'm @roBberSostbum
itsben. vWsmn man ii9 bic Gage bes Nfers
baues aniiebt, 10 finoet man ielbe in einem
triibsn Qi9te. Die bissidbrissn grntes
4usii1ten iiub unsefdbr fol9enbe: Die
8ittsruns fir bic 8sitsauns Der 9enSiaas
ten I'M Monat Mai unb april mar siemlid
gut unb CAB benz 2anbmann Siemli9 Sofis
hung. Die falte unb trodene Witterung
in ben Monaten Mai unb SUM mar benz
gderbau wieber unsiinitis, 10 baB bas
@adstbum auf Selb unb Wieien nur lang:
lam uoran sins. Die Seuernte lit iest 10
su lagen beenbet: Die 6leeernte unb BIZ
Seuernte auf trodenen Wieien lit gang ges
feblt; bic Seuernte auf fetten uno feubter
Wieien, Die aber bS9itens Elm Srittel be,
Grnte ausma1t, bat einen guten @rtrae
sssebsn. SIM @anssn fam man aber ia:
gen, baB bas erite 5utter sefeblt lit. Oie
Oualitdt lit wie semobnli9 in trodener
Sabrsdnsen iebr gut. Der 6esen i'm Wto'
nat Suli mar iebr wiafommen. Die 9enS:
fri6te, beionbers Der Safer, baben lid
iebr gut babel erbolt, unb peripri6t Del
lestere einen Mittelertras; aber iest fans'
bic @itteruns an perbd9tis gu weroen
SIS lift bes &esens mebr wie 9emu9, uni
bas Wstter fau9t an ienem bes uoriser
Sabres gu slei9en. 2ester Gage iab mar
Die Wielentbdler iiberaq poa Waiier, mas
man Dor srpei @o6eu, no Der Soben Giii,
bate, baB man oaran bate fallen fonnen
fir unmo9li9 sebalten bate. Die 6ar
toiieln waren pom 4nfan9 an iebr i66u
belonoerS iett tragen bielelben rei6lid
l6Sne unb geiunbe Sliitben, pie man Il,
felt LANCE ni9t 9eieben bat; bdlt Der Ge
gen ieoo6 an, 10 miro Die Grnte 9efdbroet
Bon Der Sartfru6t, wel9e Die Sauptent
lit, ipri6t man ni6t gerne, benn bieielb,
madt benz 2anbwirtb einen langen Strid
bur6 Die Ge6nung. Die Giuiaat i'm DO
rigen Serbit CAB weni9 Soiiuung auf elm
quite @rnte, baS falte trodene gSetter in
Sribiabr be9iinltigte lelbe aud ni9t, mi
bic lesten i6weren @epittsrre9en baben bi
biinn itebenoen Salme oerart gefnidt Uni
an ben Soben freuSweiie 9ei6la9eu, baB e
fait unmSgli6 III, ielbe ein,uemten. :
Yere6nen mir einmal elm wenis, wie bod
Der Netto : Grtras BEL bieier Grnte ben
9anbmann per Settar gu iteben tommt
Der bissidbrise our6i6nittli9e grtra!
zines Settars Sartfua9t mag u"sefab
folssnbsr fem: &Srner bur9idu lid
Ssftolitsr gu II Sranfen ma9t sulammel
1876 Sr. Strob 10 @entner gu 8 6rante>
ma9t Suiammen 40 st., ma6t In Summ
lsl 81. Oie burdidnittli9tn Aussabsn
Gtpiaat 10 bis IL Seer Ss st., Wei1
$50 ST.; arbeit: bel Der Srade, Sau
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-14
s II nj 8 $.
Gereiniste Staaten.

Serr Sobn9ubwi g. ben Die Demo-
fraten pon Winneiota gu ibrem 6anoioas
ten fir bas S9asamt ernannt baben,
murbe 1889 in gana9, Canton Rentid,
IN 0uremburs seboren, senoB cine taufs
mdnniide Gr3iebuns, fam 1856 mad Nme>
rita u. iiebelte ii9 in Sonb bu 2ac, isis, an.
Qls Der &ries ausbra9, trat er in bas 9.
Wisconiiner Hegiment unb blieb A Sabre
unb A Monate i'm Sienit. Wdbrenb bies
Ter Belt mar er gum 9. 0ieutnant leiner
&ompasnie apanctrt. Ha9 benz 6riese
blisb er 2 Sabre lang in Gbicaso unb
lit isit 1867 BETTER bes betannten 9ubruiss
Sauies in @inona. On ben politil6en
8ewesunsen bstbeiliste sr ii9 IN regiter
Weiie unb war 3 Sabre lang, 1877, 1878
unb 1880, S9asmeiiter Der Stabt Wis
mona. Na9bem er einen Sermin ais Nls
herman sebient, wuroe er I'M gpril oieies
Sabres gum MapOr Der Staot erudblt.
Serr Matb. W a g CT BON Moia-
lem Gownidip (St. @atbrin) fmeierte bieie,
Gage ieinen rs. @eburtstag. Die Ha6s
barn lieBen es ii9 ni6t nebmen, benz itar:
Ten unb miirbissn @reiie, Ser brei gisrtel
zines Sabrbunberts bur6i6rttten, gu sra:
%tuIiren. 8ir bOifen 9err 8asner ma9t's
Sunbert poa!
Sn9e mars lit am 2. 9lusuit Be,
Sobu bes tSerrn Matb. Sbiltsen beim Sa:
ben i'm 6lopb e%rtrunfen.
Die seBnidbrtse So9ter bee
Srn. q. Baulp (oen mir benz Namen mad
fir einen 2uremburser balten. Reb. B. g.
in &neIsuille fiel lesten Sreitas 10 un:
sliiflid auf ebener @rbe, baB fe ben erbal:
tenen 8~erlesunsen erlag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-14

meas orbentliden Yiir9er bes Yesirfs vbeis
Tia frob" waren, als Der Gon9reB bieie
sanse Besirfsperfafuns umitieB, aaes
Stimmredt i'm 8eSirt abi6affte nno bic
Heaieruna iiber benielben einisen pom Prds
ii6enten Al ernennenben uno pom Senat 81
beitdtissnben &esierunss : Gommiiidren
ibertrls. Oieie Serri6aft lit in 10 ferne
cine rein Seipotii9e, ais bic &esierten ielbit
BEL ibr gar ni9ts gu iasen baben. Son
Seit su 3eit wirb nun in Waibinstoner
Blattern bic Srase pieber anserest, Oh es
benn bod ni9t better unb ebrenbafter mare,
wenn benz 8olfe oes 8esirts wieoer elm
Mntbeil an Der 8erwaltung ieiner Qngele>
senbeiten einserdumt merben wiirbe. au9
In lester i3eit wlrbe pieber cine iol9e
y@sitation" b%esonnen, aber iie itieB 9eraoe
beim a6tinsswertbeiten unb iolibeften
9beile Der Sirseridaft auf ben b%artndfiss
iten 0iberitanb. Dies eriiebt man beions
bers aud aus benz borti9en ygpenin9
Star", Dem weitaus perbreitetiten 0ofals
blatte, beinabe benz einSisen Der borti9en
Yldtter, bas auf eisenen 6iBen itebt. Der
Star" bat bur1 feline 8eri6teritatter bic
6ffentli6s Meinuns iiberaa i'm geSirfe err
forI6en lafien un6 iiberal itelte es ii9
beraus, baB ieber Burger, Der etmas gu
perlieren bat, auf bas Gnti9iebenite sesen
iebe @iebereinfiibruns bes 8olfspablreds
ties lit unb mn nit @rauen on bic fuiber
qetraaenen Srii6te bentt. Die girser Der
8unbesbauptitabt moIen ii6 lieber pon
oben berab, obne eisene Mitpirfuns, ers
trdsIi9 resieren ~laiien, ais baB iie unb ibre
lieben Mitbirser ii9 ielbit i3le6t resies
rem. Sebr i9ls9t resiert ii9 bas Tolf
aud in pielen auoeren sroBen amerifanis
i9en Stdbten, Defenders aud, wie bic
ySainois StaatsSeiting" ni9t nit llnre9t
bemerft, in Der sr0Bteu BON alien, Seem
Oorf, nur nit benz lluteri9iebe, baB es ba
ieiner Selbitberri9aft niemals miibe warb.
Die @abIredtsmibisfeit ber 8unbess
bauptitabt unb bic i9ledte @usiibuns bes
0ablre6tes In Der srOBten Staot Der &es
publif biloen iebenfaqs einen fir lettere
iebr bei6dmenoen @esenias CUR Saupts
ftabt bes beuti9en &et9es, benn Berlin
ma9t pon benz ibm einserdumten MaBe
Der Selbitresieruns einen 10 portreffi6en
@ebraud, baB es trot ieiner a3t ameritas
Mid i6nelen uno semiidten ginmObner,
3unabme unter bic am beiten resierten ges
%meinweien seb0rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-14
@nd y%air6cnmniit".

lnd y&irdemmniif". Sn elmer Der
vpromincntsu" tatbolii6en Sir6en New
Oorts (St. Stepban'sS) lieB man nh
ldnsit, Npie enslii6e Sldtter beridten, ben
ais Gornet.S irtuole befannten unb tiirSli6
IN Solse zines IcanbalOien Gbei6eiounss:
BrosefeS Defenders piel %senannten iiibii3en
Muiitanten beim Recommendation Sesen
auitrsten unb elm Solo berunteridmsttern,
bas bic Steae bes % salutaris hostia"
einnebmen ioate, in 8irfli6feit aber bic
Melooie gu The night that Larry was
stretched" (alio elm vsefiblpoler" irii6er
@ahenbauer) mar. Benn bas AM psriinen"
9olse", nil iasen: in elmer Der rfaibios
nablen" fatboIii3en &irden geew Yort's,
alio unter ben Musen or. gminsns bes
Cardinals unb bss goabiutors grSbiidofs
sei&eben tam, ba bsbaupts nod Ginsr,
bab cine &efOrm Der 2ir@enmuiit unnStbis
iei! (GoIumbia.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-08-14
8eI8ti6. 2urembnr8.

@uf S9IoB Mmeroir wurSen
sroBe Vorbereitunsen setrOffsn, um ben
8Snis gu e~mpfansen, Der bort ana rs. Suli
eintraf.
Milford chronicle., 1883-11-30
Eating.

Edward Payson Weston, the pedes-
trian, is in the habit, by his own ac-
count, of giving wholesome advice to
the British aristocracy about their diet
He occasionally dimes at the tables o
the great, and makes comments on the
viands somewhat in this style:
A young lady who sat next to him,
and to whom he was a perfect stranger,
expressed desire for beef well done.
''Excuse me, Miss, but you'll get no
more nourishment out of that than out
of chips and shavings."
Mr.. Weston is not without hopes that
he will eventually reform the dinners of
the peerage, and persuade "our old
nobility" that half-cooked meat, and
walk of 500 miles in 100 days make the
summit of human bliss.
Milford chronicle., 1883-11-30
FORTUNEs OUT OF THE EARTH.
Albany Furnishing the sand for Millions of
MOlds.


A large proportion of the molding
sand consumed in the foundries of the
United States is dug out of the hills of
Albany county. It is said that every
thing in soluble metal, from a Krupp
gun to a heel plate for a lady's shoe, has
been cast in Albany sand. Quantities
of it have been exported as ballast. The
annual shipment of sand obtained here
abouts from this city is estimated at
from $4,000 to 100000 tons, the price
paid for it, delivered on board the cars
or boats, being about $1.25 per ton,
making a business involving an annual
revenue of 800, 900. Two-thirds of the
whole product goes out Of Albany by
water, the sloops which bring stone and
lumber to this port usually returning
with a cargo of sand. There is a demand
for the sand which can scarcely be sup
piled. the beds in other sections of the
country from which the consumers have
drawn for years having become ex-
hausted. The sand excavated in Albany
has. too. a reputation which no other
possesses. It has what molders call
{" life, quality which adapts itself to
all climates and conditions. 1t is also
cleaner and finer than most other sands.
Castings turned out of it need compare
lively little dressing.
It is found below the surface usually,
at the depth of three or four feet. 1t
lies in strata averaging from two to
eight inches in thickness, one above the
other. Property on which sand veins
are known to exist sells at from $125 to
$500 per acre. The soil after the sand is
does not depreciate for
agricultural uses. Dealers more fire.
quently buy the privilege of excavating
the sand at a stipulated price, leaving
the owner the property really undis-
turbed at the end. The process Of re-
moving the sand is very simple. Section
by section the sand is taken out from
beneath the superficial soil, which is
then allowed to drop until the whole
field has been lowered to a depth CORE
spending to the thickness of the layers
If soil. The sand diggers extract the
material as dexterously as a clever boy
will scoop the apples out of the crust of
/ pie. Hundreds and hundreds of acres
n this county have undergone this pro-
,ess without apparent injury to the
,alue of the land for other purposes
4Ib0ny Journal.
Milford chronicle., 1883-11-30
He Was Too Late.

Among the passengers on the train
over the Lansing road the other day was
an old man with a sore eye and a
squeaky voice and stiff neck. The train
had scarcely left the capital city when
he caught the conductors arm, and
asked if the next station was Livonia.
''No, sir; Livonia is fifty miles down
the road, " was the reply.
At Okemos the old gent asked the
same question, and received about the
same reply. At Williamstown he ap-
pealed to the passengers and refusing
to be convinced he pushed his head out
of the window and lost his hat. As the
brakeman announced Fowlerville the
old man suddenly stood up and asked:
'Did 1 understand you to say Lii
vonia?
''No, sir; Livonia is still beyond, was
the reply.
He doubted it, and going out on the
platform he got cinder in the well eye
and was presently unable to see at all.
A kind-hearted man lent him handker-
chief; and when the train reached How
ell he was able to run down the conduc-
tor and repeat his former inquiry.
''No, sir no, sir r. sharply replied the
oficial-''Livonia is still further on. Is
your ticket for Iivonia ?"
ono. TIM going beyand."
''Then what are you so anxious
about?"
''Wan, the last time come through
Livonia there was a little red-headed
man behind a pile of slaves with club
in his hand, and iist around the corner
of pile of shingles was a big bald
headed man with a rock in his fist.
They was daring each other to come out,
but the train hustled along before the
climax come. I was kinder thinking,
you know-that is, was kinder in hopes
that by the time we got there this morn
ing the little red-head would have got |
his dander up 'nuff to sail in"
Chow long ago was this ?"
''Bout six weeks"
''You'd better go off and soak your
lead ~ snapped the official as he walked
way.
eyes, maybe I had," sighed the old
nan as he sat down. "Id do it in a
mint if I knew 'twould help my eyes
We're gittin' clus down to Livonia now,
nd the way my eyes are I couldn't tell
ed-head from bald-head nor make out
Tho was on top. wonder where the
oakin' place is on this car. "-Detroit
'Fee Press.