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TolaI...-...i25Iooo0 $ld,N@O@
In lSN2, S9,9}9.91j were paid in diyi.
duuds by the Incorporated rompalic,.
This wa, q slight falling Of from the
preceding ycar. One hundred and
-vrniy-liyr cumpauics made assess.
mru!H upon the Stockholders, for the
purpose cl carrying ON mining opera
tIous amounting to about S9,uuO,OUO.
During .lir year there wa, q greater
decline in the ampmt deposited at the
miuts and assay office, than the lillrr-
wcr between the gold production ol
lNSl and lSS2, hut there was largc
amount Of gold consumed 10y the me
chuuinal industries OF the country.
The amount of silver deposited at
miut~ and assay offices increased about
S3,JOp,uDO, which corresponds closely
to the increased production of the year.
The cNrrS, Of the production over the
consumption in the year added to the
net imports of gold resulted in net
gain to circulation of less than 100000
in gold, but by coinage and net import
OF coin the metallic circulation gained
nearly $50, 100000 in gold, and about
81, 600, 900 in silver coin,
California still maintains second
place in the list of gold and silver pro-
during states and territories, and is
likely 80 do 50 for some time to come.
The suits brought to prevent the
deposit Of debris from placer and
hydraulic mines have been virtually
settled More attention is also being
paid to the development of quartz
mines in California and their low grade
ores by improved amalgamating proc
cSscS which promise 4 yield in the fu-
lmc Of steady if not large profits. Its
gold fields show no evidence of cXhaus-
ton, ON the contrary the magnitude of
deposits in ancient river beds. the mum.
Der OF permanent quartz lodcS, rs well
rs virgin ground yet undcvclopcd, in
sure u golden harvest for many years
to come.
Nevada shows decrease in gold and
silver of about Sl,jOOOOOO, which is
chiefly due to the rapid decline in the
yield of the great Comstoci lode, which
reduced it from first to third rank. This
state has suffered probably more than
any other mining section from stock
Spcculations and mismanagcment in
mining, but reaction seems to be set
ting in, and mining in Nevada is being
conducted on more substantial basis.
In Idaho the production Of "old Weld
VoS SLIGHTLY less than i'm thn nrrrrdinp
wear but there WAS . notable incrpasc
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AtkdlsaM traveller.
il cattle dealer stopped at the house
Of an Arkansaw small tmmrr, and
called 10 man who was drawing wa
Ter with an oId-faNhoncd windIa>, that
cried ont with nm alarming Scrcak at
every turn of the crank.
"'Light!' shouted the drawer Of wa
ter
The man dismountcd and approached
the well, II am Il cattle buyer said
the man, land I'd like to talk business
to you"
"Cau't talk business till | give these
steers rs much water Us they want"
GLOW long will it take you?"
"Blamcd ii know. They amt had
no water for two days, and the wells
sevcnty-liyc feet deep, and the bucket
leaks; now make the Gale lation.'
GLOW long havcyou been drawing?n
"Scnco sun up; and they're just rs
rampant now rs they was when COM
mcnccd. don't low to do nothn'
else for several days yit, for by the
time one gifts 'nough, the other one is
spiln' for somr.'
why don't you drive them to the
crcck?'
Thar amt nocrcck in the ucighbor-
hood"
why don't you drive them to the
riycr?"
Cos they'd rushin and drown their
selves" "
Why don't you drive them to the
Ipond?'
They won't drink that sor,crwatcr. "
Don't you want to sell thcm?'
II would if | had the old woman's
consent, an think she's willin'."
"WhcrC is ShGP"
"Shc's ics' gittin' ready to 20 over
to sec one of the ncighborS.n y
you'd better consult her before she
leaves"
"You don't know that woman like
do. 1t amt safe 10 poster her when
she's gcttin' ready to 20 anywhar.
Wen halter wait till she gits thar"
GLOW far is it?"
"About nine miles,
81 see you don't care TO talk buSi-
ness"
"No, | amt so powerful keen"
"lf you'd pay moro attention TO busi-
ness you'd live bettcr.n
'DOn't wanter live no bcttcr'n am,
Suits me-
"Are you making any attempt to
educate your childrcn?"
"Yes, an they're gcttin' along Iinc.
Jim hit niggor with n rock Yesterday.
Bob sassed II iestice of the peace, and
Buck amt a(cerd of the devil. That's
II mighty good showin', let me tell
YOU" and the windlass screaked and
the steers walled their eyes.
"Are all of your children boysP"
They might have been eff il hadn't
been fur one thing.
"What was that?n
Zone of them was II gal"
where is she now?"
married to the trillin'es fellcr |
ever seed.h
"Well, there's no use iooling with
you; good dayr
"Good dayr' And he turned the
crank, muttering to HIMSELF "Nosin'
round here tryin' to find out who's got
whisky. A man haster be mighty
smart these days"
The average cost Of every school-house in
Illinois was Sl,3a6; in Ohio Sl,SOO; in New
York, S2,5a.
The late John Richard Green, the English
historian, only left personal estate Of about
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WRITE OFTEN TO THE OLD FOLKS

Mead.
Write often to the old folks,n
Said sister May to me,
Your going oil to college, Will
Mong strangers you will he;
know you'll work as well as play,
But whatsoever You do
Please don't forget that we, at home,
VIII long to hear from you.
"Now, VIII, don't think me foolish,
But mother Is not strong,
And she will surely worry
II you put oil writing long.
| know her eyes would sparkle,
And bloom would tinsC her check
II you could only write her
A letter once week.
"And father can advise you
If anything goes wrong;
Write him about your troubles,
For he Is wise and strong,
Guard well your habits, brother
And when back from school YOU come,
You'll find hearty welcome
From the cherished ones at home.
"WritC often to the old folks,
Their hair is growing gray,
Not very many years, alas
Have they on earth to stay.
Oh, promise me this favor
And never will youruc
The day you write the old folks,
Who will long to hear from you"
"Dcar sister, this PROMISE"
And my fears bpWuu IN foly-
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his fortress, and the beast of u lion
mounted guard over Us rs before.
He looked quite cool and comfort
able, and had evidently had 4 good
drink
"Anothcr hour. and he was still
there.
"Whic | was wondering how long
he really meant TO stay, and if | was
destined to spend all night ON bough
like Il monkey, and ON very short com
mons, he got up, and walking quietly
to the foot Of the tree, without uttcring
Il sound, sprang up at me with all his
might.
"lIe was quite yard short, but |
was SO startled that Incarly lost my
balance.
His coup having failed, he lay down
right under the branch Twas on, crouch
ing his head on his paws rs If TO hide
his modification,
Suddenly the thought came into my
mind: Why not make u devil, and drop
it ON his back? | dismissed it rs ridicu-
lOus, but il came again. As wc have
nll, including our English friend here,
been boys, You know what mean -
not a fallen angel, but gunpowdcr
devil.
"Good! We'll, it seemed feasible, !
would try it,
II had plenty of powder in my little
flask, so, pouring it into my hand, |
moistcucd it well with ,pittlc, and
kncadcd away until il came out tiny
NcsrviuS otblacl, paste. Then formed
the little crater, which filled with .
few grains Of dry powder, and set it
carefully ON the branch
"Aly hands shook So with excitement
| could hardly hold the flint and strcl;
but ! struck and struck the tindcr ig-
nitcd-now, Ncsuyius!
"Whill, whi2z! The lion looked up
directly, but dropped it plump ON the
back of his neck. For an instant he
did not seem to know what had hap
pcncd; then with Nu angry grow, up he
Jumped and tore Savaorly At the biz
fiery flea ON his back. which sent u
shower Of spark into his mouth and
nose.
again and again he tried, and tncm
raycd wildly about, using the most hor-
rib,c Iconnc language, and 10 wonder,
for the devil had worked well down
among his grca,. hair, ana must have
stung him like II hundred hornets, His
back hair and mamc burst into llamc.
and he ,hrickcd with rage md terror.
"Then he went stark staring mad.
clappcd Iii, tail between his lrgS, laid
back his ears, and rushed out OF the
grove at twenty miles an hour, and dis
appeared up the raync.
"Almost ~ mad rs the lion with Joy.
and feeling sure that he was gone for
good. tum2rd down the tree and ran
of alour the road II, hard n cuuId,
with Co@uar barking almy heels. by
ami by | haI lo pull up, Tor Tie sun
was still very hot; but walked rs fast
Il. could, LOOKING out all the time for
Muo~ro, wlo woulj nu,, knew. eo
very iHr from his ma.,rr. Presently |
spicd him in &BUlluw A whistle, ami,
whinnying with delight, he lrolrd up
and laid his head ON my shoulder
''ln my hurry I hnl forgotten the
bride. but with my belt and hanjhyr-
chief | cNiymporiHed Il halter, tied one
end round his nose, and catching mp
Cognac, mounted, and gallopcd of,
defy iug all the lions in Africa 10 catch
me.
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Cor LunUun StAhuhlN
An Englishman visiting Russia for
the first time can not but bc struck by
the fact that the patron saints of En-
gland and Scotland are also those OF
Russia, and the crosses of st. George
and St. Andrew and the ever mcmOra-
Bile conflict between saint and dragon
show that the same saints, and not
different, but similarly named person.
ages, watch over the two countries. 1t
must be owned that the respect fos the
saints is very much greater in Russia
than in England or Scotland, and that
in case Of the two countries being at
war, Russia would have Il far better
claim 10 the aid of her patrons than
would England. Here the cross of St.
George answers TO our Victoria cross,
and no Russian can obtain higher
honor than to have hiSnamo inscribed
on the marble panels OF thcmagnlicent
hall cf st, George in the kremlin.
Moscow, rs tho heart of Russia, is
considered TO be especially under the
patronage of the military saint, and
the Staying of the dragon forms the
device of the city arms. Consequently,
although the ribbon of ST. Andrew is
tho more conspicuous on the persons
of the members of the imperial family
in the procession, ST. George bears the
chief honorS in the municipal dccora-
ton.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1883-06-14

Carl prctzel's National Weekly.
A gentleman was once very much
troubled with dyspepsia, and n friend
suggested that "Pepsin" was IN excel
lent remedy.
The patient tried it and soon derived
beneficial results from it.
Meeting his friend one day, he asked
concerning his health.
Excellent, excellent, sir. But what
is this PepsinP"
"Pepsin is made from the stomach
of calf" replied his friend.
"That accounts for it, said the pa
tient; "it cured the dyspepsia, but |
have an uncomfortable desire and han
kering for grass ever since"
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PNRISIAN BEGGARS.
Some Of the Varieties of Mendic nts
which Infcst the Gay Capital.

Some Of the Varieties of Mendic nts
which Inicst the Gay Capital.
There is not Il block in any street nor
Il courtyard, Squarc, or cdy,ioT in
Paris that is not the property of beg
garS, wri'cSacorrcSpondcnt from Paris
Some will come every day before the
rising Of the sun TO occupy the same
relation, and there to remain until
night ana guslights come 10 giyc an
artificial life to the city. Then they
fill the principal boulcyards until after
the thcatcrs and operas are closed
that is to say, until after midnight.
Others have their days, even their
hours, 10 visit certain streets, and they
are cunning enough not to interfere
with each other in making these
unwclaomc calls ON the nobility aud
bougcoisc Of Paris To be- a success
tul brggar, one must have some yisibl"
nIirmity " impeachment TO gaining 4
living: consequently, all Paris bcggars
are either cripplCS, blind, manned, or
suffering from hdcous sore or cancer
ol,lirtion which is NOT iuGrpourutly
o..umrJ M. imirrtnJ vi,I, M .mril
dcrrrc of skill md tn our snrri,l
lolihinr A ~ond many of tLnsc whose
iplirmiiir, ,rr. nn, nf the most hiLrpu,
n,, rrnulsfvr chor,r,r,, dn mot br~ out.
rirh Thnv nrn,r,J tn sell nGnriis
nins knives nnyym,s. tbrv nl,v ON
hand. j.orr,ns mad n,hr,. n'u.ic,I in.t,u.
mems Invented to tnriprr tbr rnhIir
,,n frnm Lor,r ,n bnn.r .ipgirr
Inoyrn holm m, I'M, / ,bnrld baTc sofd
howIinr, sonr snr, nf an ai,, vbirh
thcsr Tnbnrv Cr,nr,us r,lI mr.ir,j
To,h ,arLoy hii lnr L,,N ,raJi,inns
his r.nGr1I mpnnrr nf rxI iLitinr Lis
claim. ON rh1r,ty in r,c, tbr T.,I
mis".nn-.rorr 'nf tbr nrnfr.sinp Fnr
ins,,ncn ,Lr ilipL by far ,,r mn.,
nrmnror. i,n,,.,,rt .IrJ y,,.i,r,' r,r.
nnrrtion ,rnn, tlc Lny,,,,,s rlmov
invariably m,inI,in , rimii imnnyabD
i,,. a 'nrtrifYr,inm ',yIirL '>irnI. r.rr
.lG ,bn Jnr or tEr Ii,,jr rLiII rba, NAV
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The total assessed valuation of the
United States is rs follows: New Eng
land states, S2,652, ,07G, ,5SG; middle
states, S5,567,0 7,073, ,SlS; southern states,
81, 1863, ,2i6,S9O; western states, SC, $780,
52l,61i; territories, 1928, PA, ,629; total,
$l6,S97, 1896 This is about one
third the true valuation.
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UrnwfOrd IGn) Monitor.
A mosquito was found and reported by
q young man out in the country near
hero last week The huge insect
measured two inches from tip to tip of
its wings, and six inches from point to
point of its legs. This is certainly the
bill presenter of our land, the largest
ever heard of, and Georgia is still
ahead,
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THE Desert of SAlara comprises an
area estimated ut 1900, 600 square acres
and extends 5000 miles from the Allan
tic ocean to the valley of the Nile, with
y width of 1000 miles between Soudan
and the countries bordering on the
Mediterranean sea.
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SOME newspaper statistician has
computed the receipts of the Brooklyn
bridge for one day at $500, the tariff
on foot passengers being estimated at
1900, and that on vehicles at $1,000.
That would make the first years reve-
nue. nearly s1,300,OOO, which would
leave, after deductiug per cent inter-
est on the Sl5,OOO,0OO Investment,
s4OO. 1000 to apply on the capital,
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IT is not perhaps generally known
that Mr.. Whistler, the London artist
who has become famous through his
'nocturnes" and symphonies" in
color, is an American by birth. Such,
however, is the case, and the quiet,
old town of Stonington in Connecticut
can claim the honor of being his birth
nlacn.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1883-06-14

TIE Mcthodsts OF all branches in
the United States number about ,OOO,-
600, while the Prcsbytcrians ofall kinds
number about 5000, 900 and the Bap-
lists of all kinds about 1000 600.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1883-06-14

A SUIT involving S7,OOO,OOO between
John L. Colby and A. S. Peabody is
now on trial at New York.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1883-06-14

FoRTY years have made remarkable
changes in the value of railway prop
erly. In 1872 the Michigan Central
road earned $l49, 0SG, In 1883 its earn
ings exceeded nine millions.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1883-06-14

MASSACHUSETTS possesses more than
half of the 1857 shoe factories in the
United States, and produces over SlO0,
100000 of the Sl7O,00O,0OO worth of
boots and shoes annually produced,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1883-06-14

TIE Long lslard Railroad system
comprises 3j2 miles, stocked at SlO,-
100000 and mortgaged ut about So
100000, and earning threc-quartcrs of
million Il year.
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The university of Texas is endowed
with cash income Of 93j, 900 Il year,
besides 100000 acres Of land.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1883-06-14

IT is said that the income of Senator
Joseph Il. Brown, of Georgia, is $1,000
u day. 1t comes mainly from iron and
cOal
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1883-06-14

When cnlcebled by long suffering proceed
ING from torpid liver biliousncss, indigestion,
constipation, or sick headache, take BURDoCK
BLOOD BiTTERs, which give rest to the weary
and reinvigoratcs all the organs of the body.
Price Al OU
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1883-06-14

HARTFoRD, Conn, boast of S25, ,0OO,-
900 bank deposits or about 5000 to
every person in the city.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1883-06-14

WILLIAM X. VANDERBILT'S farm on
Long Island comprises 2,0OG acres and
is valued at 100000.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1883-06-14

TIE Mexican revenues, which in
1879 were but SIG, ,l2S,OOO, rose last
year TO nearly So, zoo, 1000, and are eX-
pcctcd to reach $40, 600, 0OOthis year.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1883-06-14

In II recent speech the Prince Of
Wales said London now had about
100000 inhabitants.