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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

In our Issue Of Feheuagy I'd ~
lsul,lished ~ . 'eoont Of the i0psioo0-
nses' II . miner nsun<d Grin" By Q
cave ID the Nod mine u Brigham,
Utah. It wso believed that The naan
Wa hurried beyond oil hoPe q rssur
sxceion, bat tie ls~t Salt Lake ~.
sse h,as :hs following account q biz
rescue:
Superintendent Beveredes went
down the mime and took . survey az
the situation, then returning ~ The
surface, selected his best mj0es0 and
beano The rescue of China. Two
hoWSs' time was lost in The attempt
to elees the Old drilt, the earth run
ming down f.stef thsa they could ~
move It. Frnm the best esfimate that
c0uld 10 made, Il was thought 0si0n
might Be reached b. running . dsilt
leve1 10 va enenged % q the time
biz exit Was cot "a. The grouud
was s0lt en0ugh &, Be removed b. The
pick. and the men, IN shifts Of seveo,
went % wosk with Ill their might.
The shifts were changed evesy six
ho0S8, and mt . mi0uto Wa0 lot.
Only one could WORK q . tiNe. and
- s00n - be W0uld get oot Of breath
a0otbes would take hio plaee.
05i00 W1s rescued y0otogdoy q II
O'Clock, just City h0uss alt0r tho
cave. DsSiag TIE time Tie meo we've
~nRk4n~ E1>p HI rnnnanA - -nmlA -
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28
4 Primitive Lookup.

Cha!lee Furey and Commissioner
seosssII an not secure, - yet, very
me- 9ooItefD foe peiDo1ess at Naplos,
% The Oregon 6hoet Line. From
20 % onee0 aSJooeD age being made
teess dotly, q vasiog changes, aDd
o060dosD 0Te manned ioto . hole IN
H. ground, and . guard kept over
the0 dey and night, 70 peeveat
then from c1im6inG oot. The only
1ocke - The structure aro those On
The Wiocheote9 Ii0eo a the guagde.
ed their oeoesD ago that any M
eeeo sticking biz head ct a tks ~.
teeeodlag % sseape, y 70 70 made q
ee1eee ~ !ioe-peaeeiee. The guard
nee evoey dae . peioo0es pokes his
heed oot.-Aaios1 1Sssss.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

Ssnds 1 Boycs 40 introducing Z
new make II ovosull whjch they h0vd
made e1peessly 81 thenoelvcs, and
which y kDOVD - ~ s~C0D'e 0nal
EN-" The Tile. thoQgh neeooegnol
ID one se1se, b nevertheless 1880.
esisse. - yea really Cast 1use
'E0l," tho99h - 0houo0 - yeor
)evel 6est. 0l1ooD aod 0ebesD siooD1
" - oth4 nakA
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28
Special bargains In TAb1e Ljoooo.
Teve,s, Napkiss, White 0eeds, 60.
Block 0pd (ONoNe6 Sjlea.
We o0er . magnificent stock a new
goods In thie lineat New Yosk psioos.


AASaD0OOO
Helena's new Dire alarm system
now works 70 perfection.
The Hope mice, at PhilipsburR. b
credited With IN oatpst Of No. 72 In
1857
Noah Armsa rong, Of Glendale, viii
erect . ten-stamp MILL IN Georgia
gulch next apsjng.
One Of the drivoss q Tie Beuoo0
southern coach Ne Teoeatly lsst fo9
three days betwssn Ubse and Phil
brook.
The Helena coach recently W. I'll
night making thirteen miles On The
Birdtail divide between Helena aud
Benton.
A young Livingston man named
Spsagee w. beld Up On the stceets q
that ploee one night la1t week and
robbed of >300.
Following the example Of Silver
Bow, Choteau county y to have .
farm and suie,hle buildines foe the
benellt Of the US0nty poor.
The report Of tho Miles City land
Once for the net year shows that
q, "a acres Of land w. taken up in
that district within the year.
Ice In the YelloWstoue b three Ieot
Thick. and the valleyitee aro apprc.
henslve OF great destruction Of prop.
city BY fteshets when The spring
break up comes.
Sister May Vinesnt Browne, Il
the Convent Of Mercy, In vieksborg,
Mis-, who died "a Januosy 8, ~
the SISTER q ex-CouDellunAa Browne,
Of Beaveshead county.
The residence Of ]. r. w. 6chwab'
IN Helena, WaS burned on the niGht
Of the 2lss. The flames spread %
rapidly after oiscovosy that Nm.
Schwsb aud three ehildrpn we've
rescued with dimeulty. Lon, q, $50.
Several or loads q dressed boel and
drsesed sheep have been slanghtoCod
It 1ilss City and shipped il Ssltiesr-
at0e can. A sleck company hoO
been oeganissA " build large slangh-
ter houso0 and 20 int the b0oi10O
on . large seale. Il y claimed thot
this way Of shipping meat % market
b % per cent. more profitable %
stock men than shipping eaetle o.
ho4,f.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

Vsoo ~ Day a e1ooay.
Alice stock va quoesd q $50 'ass
on The New Y01k board.

Tuesday on The New York board.
Al Butte vs. out yesterday, taktoa
In the sunshine snd /" bargain eoon'
tesD."
Don.ld Mcneil, ~ calling 1t thi'
"nice with ps"pes kses'iaestios. CO..
l,.s. bis p eket-lrOk.
A ls,x.. number III miners are 10
,l.~ city. .wsj,isx the di-spprassnes
ii il,.- ~ ~ start Osst PsseperstNg.
The p,s~r CO 'os = hsildi.x 'soa'
IL thu spring are g"sj. Lumber
n y sre getting r~dy f''s . G'y
tiaale.
TIE remains al Mr.. Frsderirk
Lark ey's iniast we're intessd 10
M,.ums Oliv~t eeas~sesy, Salt Lake,
o. tn. ~ instant.
Y.se..rdsy ~ tie lase day tos r.
sewing slecin.ens fos The Asussrr-
dam +xisibisiou. The sEecinsens will
now L. packed and sh'pped T. Hol-
I:ni
ri 'n.er assembly Knights n La
b.:In,,IH ;, . change IL their meet
Ing mix'st.. TIE n,xt regular meet
Ing Gill - Tomorrow evening. Zee
nOaic.
C..lpt. Shepherd has had . serioss
time 1t the lss.pitxl, bat b nov Inn
proving, ard ssvs he will Be out IN
time to mise that dag sta6 early IN
the spring.
Tie guests at the virsisis Chop
House viii - reCsIed with - sxtrs
AuSlay dinnes to-day-ehieken, ,ur-
key. grxse, duek, salmoo. troat and
other delicaeies win 70 inc3uded ID
the bin u lase.
Mrs Birdie Damon, The accom-.
l'lished eloeueionist, sceo0paoied By
her sunt, Mn. Jsdgs Warner. q
Helena, went soseh o. ysstesdays
train, On rosie to Mn Da0o0's
home 10 Boston.
Whss The spring time comes the
small hoy lightly turns 70 MARBLES,
aud yesterday, under The is0ssnce
efs sPsing-liks sus, b ksuekled q
taw whesevss . hare spot peessnted
itself large seosSh Sss . ring.
John Do)sn, Who = serving . three
year and . half sentescs 10 Tie peoi-
Tertiary from October, Isoo. tosssand
Arceny cnmnsieted ID thio oouaey,
will serve BIZ tisss oot, 0ovesnoe
Crosby hsviag ag~is rsiosed.
Amer . fsullless search aaosg The
markets asd groeess Tor esy,, ~ Old
lady yesterday created eoosid. Eable
sns,,sesseat by ordering sdosea from
. basket q paeeelain nsst eegs d.
played - eoUDtes; and Der ehagsio
Up'n receiving the clerk. explana-
ton wss not the least anusing part
Of the scene.
M. f.. E.. Branch. at peesent mis-.
no" ~ In change Of the Bapeise Nil
sion church il this city, b 10 receipt I
Of sdvices from the Americas Bapeise |
Home Missionary Society q New
York, conveying the gratifying intel
'igence that q. SO will te r.ised to
INSIST In building . chapel here, aud
That . pastor will 10 psOvi<le6 for the
congregation % April LIT.
Two victims Of the late Guild snap
have t'een operated upon 1t the Min-
ess' Hospital. Richard Smith. who
bad his feet fsOsen near The Centen |
Nal Brewery. be- kss biz lelt los,l ~
s',l putati.'n. Chas. ]. Loodale l,e
rarle Int In Elk PARK, ant waollersd
st'oas Ill DIZZY 10 the lati~s Guild o;
3In. frrrsinx both Se~t. Hk
|ss't w~r' ruth smpu'aa<d 1t The in
'tep. The petien's sss both dOimg
Well.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28
W atchmaker
and JeWeler
BUTTE, MONTANA

JoDs received ~ The undoeU1gnoa. near he
0osnee Of Nam and Park otrSees. 1 llne g.
eo9euoot - 00ld and Silver Watches, lew
0SYy, g.. 000h -
04ioo end Gents Watches.
L04loo' and oenes' Fine chains,
lA1joo' Pine Gold See1s,
LA4joo' Pine Gold Neeklaees.
Lod1a' Fine Black Onyx Sets 4 Esek.
tAdSoo' Fine crosses, Thlmblea. &c.
Also . me assortment Of RinEa o: all
k1noe. also 1ne loa Of Pebble add Stereo.
oeepoe eDeetaeleo and NoCd Glasses; alao
!o!Do I0e q clocks on hasld-all of which
VIII - eo5d heloW lsRD Rock PRIcIS.
now desire % oxpr1sA 70 tue people a
6oeee and vicinity my most heartfelt thonke
eos !helI uoocal patronage. 4 c0ntinuonce
~ the oouae - ussssi ses,sorsfully collected 81
JERRY AOLI.lVAN.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

50 PiecPe of Black and Assorted
Coloeod 0otins, ID ''SSest )eoGeeR,"
varying ftom three to elk yasds, II
The popular standard shodes, VII b
sold q 80 csnts less o. the yard than
their real valus.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28
10 the Sketing Public.

oe
The 0ross6oe Streee Psvjiites
RINK s1tV epss seoss Afsrea
II, sstth . SrssS Aas9se 0sr,st.
~ ~ Ro1ler &toaop.
The pssas6sp ~ e6eheas tae,col
sstN - Mssjted q seoosrs ,eesl
~ shs Cser to- ~ = ,ss~esse,
q 0Astr pSeossrs, sssd ~ daejrs
eAst tAess sstsbde0 {, sessnd ,rtsl
appear T. pecson o. sess1 tbeiy
~0~eeo - &. 4. y. Ao1soroop Il
aAs soere - CbSsse9~ q Co.. q,
4oto serses, isssse6teoelv.
Ueeses = aaas lCess,sessSs, H.
ess6ta0 sdsstsstse 9esd sss q
2esses I6r 1ssseIe~ssss sssd u n.
6'ose 3 o'e1eek aeneu ~ o'c)eek.
$3.50. 4psseeeor's etebses svil d
80 eeneo.
He0resssss = esssiss - Qss.
dst1Sess tAe Vets, Gsdspeeteletee
s06r0cto0 ORIGINAL lsA
|8CVLllB seo0esss1ses ~ "a.
poTto.
H1 Dso6 - 4oetc, sseosps
eooss 0ee0 ae0tGo. end ooaafbre.
eve oe0t0 (6r kAe GD16se aeoaianee
q 4. y. 8ILVOkGON.
IoseoeS Aooa0er.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

The channel pier ca,aeoae, two %
number, foe tne Norehesn Paei6c
bst0go % span the Missouri thir1y
miIe1 east a He)ene, havo booa 60.
esssfally sank aud anchored % O.
enduring foondation, aod he Toei
nllieg b now pgoceeding with Ill q.
pedtt1eo. The pies0 will b eo0p)o0a
ooSoee the tee eoeo cut u The river.
The river a6ut0eneD will b Doxt %
order, and shess yin probably b a.
iobod 10 April
Important % Oo0l OonGumaep.
The undesig9ed, having made o..
nogeoenos See that parpess, ars 1ew
peOpasod 70 furnish eel in Quoati.
ties % eait patroas In aay part q IL
city: Osos" viii b promptly a.
Nee11wssrsaH FoawA1Dlxa Co ,
Vo0-n u. 4 y. OoDok
W0DnD6
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

0poosol alsposeA . - 1llDse.
HRl.IxA. II. +. fee. a, 1oo3
COCXCll,.

opoo1ol 0loD01eA . ~ 00oe.
HRl8xA. n. T. FsA q, l1oA
COUNCIL.
Ahlse disposisg Il ~ usoal rostin>
bssioeos ~ CosDeu we0t into Can
0letee q Tie Whols IT ths co0s6d
esaaioa a the bill 70 amesd The char
" us1es which ~ city a Boeta
w. incorporated. The bin ~ no
osn0eaded S0s passage. With aaDeod'
meats sesiking cut al soeh pose3c0a
- relate 70 Any change q e1tensjea
of The present city limits. and pro
viaing for the registration Of voessu
in city elections, and making certain
city o0ces elective inseead q ap'
pointed By the Mayor. The amend.
nSepts will meet with considerable
oPposttiOu in i:.e House, and may Be
defeated.
Nearly the entire d.y was con-
canned In debate ~ the bill providing
l0r the payn,eot OF . t'j)l for wood
cute usssi IN Publishing the Registered
marks aud brands ~ live stock. For.
Lis introduced . I'LL ntp<s. ling the
law unsser vhi.., 81 yer Bow county
b sesesissed ID the snsssa0l q Ind~s'e.
esins-s II nssy incur. The bill to l.ss-
vide f:'r the sSasssl ostaajs'm IT deaf
and l,lind mute. and Ih.i1 escs'St tn
saseSn institutions lDs edu'1liOD,
w. returned to the HOuse without
shs Govern =. approval
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28
SANDS eOYCE.
!|oARPETs!

epesial desig1s u lovely Dsw eo'or'
inGs % CaspeoD, ase now - s3e''e-
tiso n or Broadway Caspst Rooms,
| (acesnib,s thseagh or Maia street
sajes sooo
Our immoooe tsa6e IN Carpets en-
ahlss % 70 eootrol many psivate and
speslal designs q lead,ng nsanuahe-
toses.
10 Choies RAtase.s In Fine Wool
Caspels, h Iagraios ard Thrse-plys.
7SPstasens u psv stylish eolosisgs
asd Assigns u Tapestry Beusse,A
= Rjeh and lovely designs In body
Brussels.
Ths haodDnaoo Dow designs In Az
nisstss; Neqosete, Wilton and Vel
vt, aro Ijch beyoo6 description.
Matthias, Lissaesn on Cloths,
Caspst Rapss, Raes, Mats, Cssnies
Hooa, 9tair Rod, 0ttooaos, Hassoeks,
Piono aad Table Covesines In endless
variety.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

4 81! e - aessssl bouse wesk.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28
SANDS + DOYCk


Hlaek CnehueseD. We havotose ~
eeivsd aud plsesd - sa)s - sssonss
stook. 10 which ~ Invite The aeseo'
ton a c3ose bayess.
We are adding 70 our Dseos 0ooos
Denarfu,ant tho newest fahe3eD. Or
exhihitioa viii excel in varsity sod
pevnees, pessssting Ill The NovsI'
nm in the vasiouo Ahbgjes foe spsioG
wear.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-28

ADooA1oG OR 0sf1 00ng19-
n IAuasD UnoAo1Go1-0ag.
isesa&aoo q 0lt1 0esoeso.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08
ODDS AND ENDS.

In crying ''hello!" to the other fel-
low, don't below.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08

Every farmer needs a reliable Live
Stock Journal and we have made ar
rangements to furnish to our subscribers
just such journal. The Plateau Gazette
and the breeders Ltse-.Stock Journal
one year for the small sum of $500
Every subscriber will receive a larye
and choice engraving of the famous
Hereford cattle. Call at our Office and
examine this journal and we are certain
you will want it.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08

SwAYNEs pIILs-CoMForrINa TO THE Sick.
Thousands die from neglect to properly treat
Impure Blood, Constipation. Dyspepia, Mala-
ria, Apoplexy. Liver, Kidney, Heart Diseases,
Dropsy, and Rheumatism. But to the debili-
tated, b'irdened with such serious sickness, we
conscientiously recommend 'SwAYNE's Pills. {"
which contain medicinal properties possessed
BY no other remedy. Sent by mail for Csc,
box of 30 pills; 5 boxes, 81. lin stamps).
Address DIR. SwAYSE Son, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by Druggists.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08

A Philadelphia man refused to paw
the bill Of the lawyer who had procured
him divorce, and claimed that the at
torney's services had been an injury in
stead Of benefit to him. The new
wife he married proved even worse than
the first.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08

***"Facts speak palmer than words"
i'roof;-"The Doctor told me to take a
blue pill, but | didn't, for had already
been poisoned twice by mercury. The
druggist told Inc to try Kidney-Wort,
aud did. 1t was just the thing for
my biliousness and constipation, and now
! am as ever."-A. P. Sanford Sold
in both dry and liquid form.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08

*The term hydra may he used to
represent any manifold evil. If you
would battle successfully with this
many-headed monster Of disease You
will find it expedient to keep Mrs.
Pnkham's Vegetable Compound always
at hand.-Dr. Banning.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08

The furniture dealer knew that she
had not been long married when she
inquired for matrimonial fruit basket.
And being the father of family him
self, ne knew that what she wanted was
Il cradle.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08

There is a man in Burlington who
has failed in business FIVE times since
he was twenty-thrce years old, and has
never lost anything but his temper.
And pays fifty cents ON that-never
gets more than half SO angry as other
men.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08

In modern Egypt young man is not
permitted to see his wifes face before
marriage. As consequence, not nfre-
quentIy soon after marriage he makes
mp his mind that he never wants to see
it again.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08

"Why dc you put the big strawber-
RES ON the top of the box?" asked a
fhiladelphia housewife. because the
ols ones are very mellow, and if put
on the bottom, they might be crushed"
replied the dealer, complacently.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08

Loss of sleep, it is said, is making
men small and puny. This is a fac.
Just look at the difference in the phy-
slque of a delicate scholar and the 70
bust night policeman.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08

Lavator could tell mans character
ny the crook in his nose and the curl
IN his hair. 1t was he who said, "The
affectation of sanctity is a blotch on
the face of piety."
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08

a great many people in this world
praise goodness, and then do as they
have a mind to. They follow the adj
vice OF George Herbert to ''Paise the
sea, but keep on land"
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08
Unripe fall poetry perishes in the
frosty region Of the waste basket.
eternal darkness is the prize of the
lottery" says man of experience.

The champion corn.stalk has got up
to nineteen feet, and is still growing.
A Texas hen sat for three days on a
nest full of hail-stones before she dis.
covered that they were not eggs.
A Sunday school boy combatted
with his teacher, holding that the
world, being round, could have no end
BucnUpAIDA." Quick, complete
cure, all annoying Kidney, Bladder and
Urinary Diseases.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08

SKINNY Man." Wells Health
Kenewer restores health and vgor,
cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual
Debility.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08

ROUGH on RATS Clears out rats
mice, reaches, flies, ants, bed.bugs,
skunks' chipmunks, gophers. l5c.
Druggists.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-09-08

When boss meets bum, then comes
the bar-room smile.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-04
IRELAND AND CIVIL SERVICE
REENRM ~


It is talked at Austin that the new
executive will make a practical exem.
plificAtion of the "civil service re-
form" idea, which is preached by
both of the political parties in this
country, incorporated in their plat
forms, but overwhelmingly ever.
Gov. Ireland. so the quid uuucs LAY.
will docspitate very few, if am OF
those now holding Offices to which
they were appointed by COY. Roberts.
We suppose this Includes the wl ole
range of gubernaiorisl appointments,
from such cosy berths a. heads of
a-ylum-, etc, down to cotton.
w,igher- and noiartrs public 1t is
easy, As it is gratifying, to
believe that such will be the new
Governors course. Where national
or state executive comes into office
and finds all the places within his gilt
filled by men who belong to the op-
position party, which has Just been
defeated by his election, it has been
the rule TO WELD the axe until all the
heads tall aud men of his own party
I'LL the places. We do not here con-
slider the Justice or wisdom Of this
practice-it is the practice, as every.
body knows. But in the case Of Coy
ireland there are no such circum.
stances, The government of Texas
has been in the hands OF
the democrats tor year, eyory
official, high or
low, Is democrat. Why should he
dismiss meu. wholesale, unless to re.
place them by more competent men,
or to se We his own friends: That
be should DO the latter is hardly cred.
lbe, Tor the OH -e, are filled for the
good Of the people, sud not s. the
persona, gitts OF Governor. Hence,
we say, it is easy TO believe GOV. Ire.
land vii. e1empli;y civil service re.
form sud make new appointments
only in those cases where ne couIcien-
tiousy believes the public god will
be promoted by change.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-04
TIE FAILrREs oF A YEAR.

Mcssrs. Dun Il Co, Of the well
known mercantile agency, present
the country TIN. morning with quite
interesting compilation Of figures
bearing on the commercial failures in
the United States during the year just
closed. Our telegraphic columns
must be referred to for specific de-
tails. but few considerations in con.
nectiou with the matter may not
come amlss. A. fr.t glance the con-
servative business man will shrug
his shoulders, with look OF sppre-
hen,icu. ~ ne reads that there were
very nearly 500 more failures in :!
than in 81 His dis'rdsi, how.
ever may be measurabIy ailayed when
he remembers the vast Iucrea-e Ia the
volume of trade, aud the consequently
necessary increase in the number %
persons engaged in commercial pur-
suits. He Wi. also tud aiditious, -
-ursuces when be hunts TIE GEures OF
1878. which show thst IN that yesr
one out OF every - persons engaged
IN commercial way weutto tIe Wsl.,
while in the year J-, closed Tie rst.o
Wa. ouly one in every - Thesa
s5u.iderAtiou- sud figure. demon
.trAte that. commercially -peAkiug,
the country j. not retrogradiug,
by auy means II Is ss well
TO be cheerful aud hope
ul as sppreheu,iye, and there are
some tangible grounds tor the hope
that 1883 will prove au even more
creditsble year than -. The country
start. the new year under better con-
iitiou-, having been favored, in -,
with unprecedented crops and unpre-
cedented demand for and remuuera-
ton Of labor The balance of trade
: again in our favor. Every Euro
pean steamship that arrives at New
York brings more or less gold, to
meet balances. We have bought all
We need from Europe for awhile,
we mean--apd she is sending US
money, paying for the bread, meat
and cotton we have sold her.
This how of foreign money here
will continue tor months, and
it will inevitably make an easy money
market in the spring and summer. 1t
will stimulate all industrial enter.
prise aud make vii business brisker.
An element Of danger lies in the fact
that it may create Flush feeling,
inducing recklcs7ness IN speculation,
credits, etc, and run things to too
I high pressure late in the year, when
reaction will certainly come But,
with appreciation OF this danger aud
consequent cautiol on the part of all
business men, tine year should be an
exceptionally good one, commercial
I ly. All the odds, at the start, are Ger
tainly on the hopeful side Of the quc,-
ton.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-04
A urighter aud Cheaper Gns

The Iron Age lives hriei sketch oi
tle newly Invented Illuminating 4a'.
which Is now nsias usje 10 Liverpool
ard oAlIei mt,Arc gas. Is e.timated
trsttrc Ishor % three msn Will, by this
po,-e.,. prodlce - much Eas ss Ii q ahor
u 100 men 5y the o,i method, and TIE
-, eAel y.o'ue,-l. has ,iX iimss ,he
luminosity 90 the oid-present-soLt The
-ee "a. B. .lry. .iories- and NOT fects,i
3. g ia. / 'aa b.. cairi 3 any distance
.4 ,i.es Without conlcngnE. and is s.
.o,-i month, alter Dc va, made o. when it
w.. ir-sh De light B, Waite ike the
elegtr.c light. lg this connection my be-
mention. new gas. which a company
10 New York state has been organized t.
manufacture The New York company's
product IS the result OF the drcOnpo ,ition
OF lime. TIE operation, it is tAii, prodl-
ccs almost pure hydrogen which, being
csrbureted. results 10 a gts OF between 80
and 50-cAndle power. The process was
discovered by French chemist and i'm
proved by q Polish one.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-04

The Galveston News. OF Yesterday
morning, chsrgcs Mr. BuIkeley. de-
feSisd reUusiiean candidate for Gsv-
ernor oi Connecticut, With aspiring
TO get To. ofsee anyhow, through he
throwing out Of the 900 democratic
"0iscG SslCt-.' Il was ouly the
morning previous tbst the New. snd
81 The other papers in the coun ~
published Mr.. Bu keley's manly let.
ter, IN which he euphA,icAIy syows
that be does NOT vAut and vii. not
have the othae If ii j. 20 b. attained
by the throwing out OF .ueh bal.ot..
His scion Wa 20 uuu.uAl. 20 gursr.
tizin, 30 unlike ,he average republi.
can, that the whole country ha. been
applauding him =. Al houe., man.
who deserved credit. Tie e1y!sna.
ton, we feel sure, Of The New. sri,i.
olsm Is ihst the editor who wrote n e
editorial in question hal overlooked
the telegraphlc report Of Mr.. Bake
ley's sction.