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: - 4 - W.H.A.A.Ti
Our Black
Wanting Q whaek,
Like q chutl,
At the irillo Of power
Enjoyed for IN hour
By1gifl,
When Al
We thought
~ is{F Heiought ~
~ Only meui rs
y ,Alacki ~ T. p.
commisslnnerD Black,
Has the lady done III
t That her place you would all
With an0thert EotthAt;
It's fatl ~
Fe54 Not Of need.
but Of greed
You acknowledge the sway,
Doyou think II will payH
1ndecdl
Better tacki
Commissioner Black,
pr, Awrong course
hmAdC wore,
Don'tyou know,
IA The further you 70?
They Will crowd you, no doubt
For they want the gtti out l.i.I
lfli Dut It's right she should stay
For awhile, anyway,
IN ID her place,
ff.e Better beat
Aretreat;
1.-THE courage you lack,
Commissioned Black!
ltsdiSgracel ~
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"see here, Dan Lamont, you'll be kind
enough TO send all perfumed and pink
paper correspondence in my brother Gro
vers mail to my room. Tllattend to that
branch OF the Presidents office work.
You hear me, Dan ?"-Fdll River Adpd,les.
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THIS life is too full ofwork, of duty, and
of pleasure 10 be wasted. But everybody
don't think so, or they would not tribe
with q cold, or q cough, when DR.. Bull's
Cough Syrup, the only reliable remedy,
can be secured for 25 cents.
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1 = SALE
,.,,.r rlonan Steel and Iron Works,
ls a Mnundsyllle, VI. Va.

,.,., r, the authority vested IN Us BY The d tS
~ TcII Court q S4nhSi9 NJ, SoIMh sy.bS III
= la 5s sn4H Ss aS Sess = kessn ssss
CCulW ban. nv md Others, on tho 2LAt day Oh
I'D lFOa w ;.g IA recorded IN Chaneety Order
IebVlaG ~ ~ XII We will sell At public suction,
Box r. sDd best bidder, ut the iront door o.
t1s aiiIjtC county Court House, In aoundsyle,
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Horr.ford,s Acid Phosphate, In Debility from
DIG. W. Collins, Upton, Ind, says: 81
used It in nervous debility brought on by
overwork in warm weather, withigood re-
sults.n TTIls&w
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'sAfy dear, what makes train move?"
asks Mcswilligen Of his spouse. "The en-
CINE, OF course replied Mrs. Mes. "siis-
taken, ',saidi her husband. What isit, then,
I'd like to know?" "The freight, my dear,
makes the careo."-0a City Derrick.
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! The best cvFlerrcci physicians success Is TIL
zlIiruily ~ his fRtiGilb. Tile inrtrAslrg de
NnS flf NY FvlctN prove that I'lnvi
4ilt linit0Eilly anil fairly With thnse WIN hay,
HiStit4Il NE. ilicvrr lsea PATIENTS tnlnG with
IiiKSMto,luli. though nvci nIay hundred coz
lratts irnn lhEIs WlInHi have t1lteti Alter thcs
nj Iyeeil uaGnuncC,l inrnrabie. a Thorough nicIi
al cln,VtiUn With many year, linSrs eSerehts
I'll familiarity with Ihcml agents. t'll.c Oh
-uFvanCp Oi tvlntcnncBtal pctullnflties hti Htric
ficnli,li tnlygir.ilt management ntsllrts success
rIe Is lasslOlv, aud frankly give the patlcnt m:
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Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared outby "Rough
on Rata.M loo. ~ e
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skinny Men.

"wells' Health Renewer'' restoreshealth
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility. 81. 81. NJ
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NEW YoRx, April S.-Fiour, q shade stronger, and
again ulost marked for common grades, export
aud home trade demand moderator supetine state
aud western 50 66a3 ~: common 70 good extra west
ern and state s. 0o; common TO good extra Ohio
s. 1Oa5 q: common 10 choice extra ST. Louis - lUa
Is; receipts 1861 barrels: exports $3.50 bar:
tels: market closing hrm. Wheat; receipts ~
options AGlc, closing with reaction Of kalsc on
the latter; sales 652s, 900 bushels future; 1l600O
bushels spot; No. spring 81 1c; ungraded red sse
Apfil sales 1906 bushels at o2as2 closing al
Dlc; May, sales 600 bushels Of s3aaS clos
ing at 99Sc; June, sales 1870 600 bushels ~
9Sc. closing ut 95Ac; July tales ,l92 600 bushels
bushels ut gSa9sIISc, closing at $50; September
sales N0OO bushels at 81 coz closing 1t 81 cox:
October sales 16lO0 bushels at 81 DIAL o. closing
g. ssb shS Sa hy sSsHee saaf
ceipts 1GS 800 bushels: exports bushels; sales
$1,000 bushels futures: 20 COO bushels spot: un
graded Soasle; steamer ~ Nc; 100: No, 2
yellow 6055Sc !; 80. white Csc: low mixed 60Ablc;
steamer April 4g@c; No.2 April w a6Uc closing ~
bUc: May Sg3fa5UJssc closing ut 6D<c: June 81 "a
closing q ~: July % closing 5e
Oats 1aIc higher and more active; receipt 76,00
bushels sales 40 90 bushels future; exports lS65
bushels: $1,000 bushels spot; mixed western 37a
Sec; white do Seai2c, Hay firm and fairly active;
shipping T5c. Hops dull and In buyers favor. COZ
fec. spot air; Rio quiet: options dull but without
much change; sales !. 900 bags; April 7.25a7,SQc
May 7SSc: June 7it7, SOC; Augllst z6Sc:
September 7.7uc; October 7.7bc; December 7s0c.
Sugar easier and more active; centrifugal b14a
bl6c Aiuseoyado 4al.lGc; molaSScs sugar MBr.
Unique 45fa4 716t; English island Ice: Arat niau
414c; fair 70 good rehntng quoted at 9l6a t4c;te
lined dull and heavy; mould A $40; granllAted
5SR5 lS.iGc Molnsses easier: 6VteSt retiling
Rice steady aud moderately active. 1allow steady
ut 5 1S.l6a55Sc Turpeniine nominal. Eggs heavy
and lower; western i4xal5c. Fork quiet and
about tteAdY. Lard opened firm, closing dull and
heavy and 22a23 points lower: contract grade spot
quoted 7l2Hc; April y e9c; May 7.l6a1.lsc; June
7.23A7,25c; July 7.30a7.aic; August 1870. Butter
dull and easy; western loads. Cheese steady, de.
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"Roush on corns."

ASK for Wells Rough on Corns," 15c.
Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts, bunions,
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Cotton.

Nrw YoRx. April s.-cot.on dull and easy;
fnttsres closed dufvt aud steady. April i. 0gci
NAV lilo; June l.27c July II $40; August i9ci
septennber lille: October 106Ir: November
d, sCei December lo.bcc; January lo.STc,
cnotsx1r, o. April s.-cotson trn at lg99tc.
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F1NASoE AND TRADE.
ne Feature. q q. MONEY and stock Mar

" lHHl k1tNa
NEW Yonk. Apsi1 &-Money casS, closing at !
tpetcert Prime mercantile paper 4ao percent
foreisn EXCHANGE qpiet aud unchanged posted
rates a sSAA s., actual business done ~ " MA
GoSixsaEsrs-p Dull but strong. and there n. Z 2 2
gain Of y percent IN quotations Of . and tne
percents both registered and coupon. III. 1.
srkTE SEouRIITls-Qnie and strong, quotations
In many caleS showing moderate gains.
RAuHoAn BoNpE-Hlye been more Quiet today
sfocTs-Iake shore WGs the most active stock gu
the exchange today. The highest price wS w
and the lowest 6Sii closed ut o los q PEI
cent Thenext most active stock was Pacihc NAL.
Al tie opening prices were generally shade
lower With two or three stocks As much - u per.
cent below the closing prices Last evening, rom
which there wy q fSSy men M ae tsass s n
Europe, there was another small advance win
some increase trading In few stocks The street
Is generally bearish and believes thlt luotAl1ns
must be lower before renewal OF activity tau Do
hoped for, but there are some prominent houses
that claim the present dullness . me result q
apathy on the part OF the bulls and inst an ad'
vance Iithe next thing 10 order. the Gould parry,
which, for some days has taken no appafalt n.
terest III do market has aTrayed Itself, II Is said,
on the sldo Ot the bulls. :,
ComLs SnS prices this evening with those OF
twentyto hour $50 the mos. important ehatlsgs
In Union Paclfc and e IN Norldern P4elac. ON The
other hand Chicago, burlington 4 Quincy y ~
percent lower, Manitoba + down percent Grhn:
Sers were very dull aud Northwestern u percent
Transactions is, t00 sliares.
us. o, lo15S; U. g. 112Il; o. 8. new 4, ~
Pacific d OF Is. Us; Centnu Pacific ll21ts; Erie,
52ss; Lehigh 4 Wllkesharre q X; Louisiana Con.
1 MA ii 1Ss y a. cs % ~ new
ASK; Texas Pacific Land Grants, %; do Rio Gralde,
III: Union Pacific hrstS ll2JS; do Land Grant,,
l0t1z a. Sinking Fund. li5s virginia q g
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NEW YoRk. Anil s.-Ieather armly held and in
fair request: henloek sole and Bueno Aytes light
middle md heavy weights 22a2ic. y ~
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CNcn,Nk4i, April s,-1iye hogs arm, common
and llRht s. A0ai ISL packing and butchers q Goa
I60t ieseipu 100 head shipments % head.
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Petroleum.

Truwu1R, PA, April .-National Transit Ger
tlhcates opened at 711&c: highest IKE; lowest
I7Jlc; closed At q; shipments for the entire oil
REGIONS II, 1856 barrels; runs for the entire oil re.
gl6nS 81 p66 barrels, charters T,ls2 barrels. Ack
erly No! s 70 10 torpedocd this afternoon. large
well Is looked for. The total production Of Thorn
creek odAy was 10G coo barrels.
P1rtsBuRoH, PA, April s.-oIl weak aud heavy
to-day owing 10 an increase In tho daily pfodnt.
lion q the. Thorn creek wells Of $500 barrels.
HTradlngWaS light The market opened at 7f,<ci,
declined 70 N recovered and advanced 70 Tflc,
on Chr, Pa, April S.-NationAl transit certin.
GATES opened at 10; highest 775fe; lowest T7tke
closed az T7l1e; sales 15 600 barrels; oleafalc0s
COO haffels: faas 6S.eag barrels Saipmeats
6, l9S barrels; charters 1sa barrels, on City Ex
change stock, no bllj u % asked.
NV YORK April -PoEoleum; United closed
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mand moderate. r. 'ri7s
CHICAGO IIts.. April 7-Flour firm with little
more inquiry but no nppreciable change ID prices.
heat tlISd active o. speculative account and
and bad crop reports: market opening 1sl7fc
higher, advanced hc additional. reeeded 10, ia.
lied and closed re higher than Monday; sales
s2I !Ss3ic. closed d June 81 closed
red ed s 81 No red 7Sc. o. Com ruled arm,
sS S"s s asaf .sP 81 ,y4Rssy viz ss @
April 50 closed 1t ss5s May. "a a4sc,
closed al EXC; June 49, closed at 4sIa
i3I4e.. Oats, there was q good demand and the
than Monday cash 20ag0 70: April 29a29 closed
at 100: May 32,Saae9t, closed At 321za32sc; june
closed at Sse. Rye strong; No. &c.
barley ~: cause Il FIseed loMe
market opened hal0c higher but weakened
and the advanced lost: cash 81 7bau $40; May
81 s71Sal2 o2'S closed q ~ s7lGd1l 90: June
actions very limited and prices exhibited no
change casn 6s0c; May es5aG 90c, closed at 6,s5a
6.S71sc; June 6.96as.911Ec. Boxed mesh Gtm:
shoulder. 45oaA6oe; short rib s.soas 92!fe short
clear 6!4oa6.46c. whisky steady ut 81 il. Sugar
quiet and unchanged. Butter weak; creameries
siI(a25H,c; dairy 25a2S1Sc Eggs firm At lSa13Ifc
Afternoon Board-Whe9t tirm and closed ~
e easaf Fcrs az lowe lover Lid higher.
PHnADE1PHrA, Pa, April s-Flour, the market
was moi active, but there was better local tradede
mAnd for desirable brands o. both spring and win.
ter wheats but not quotably higher. Wheat open;
Cd Aa5scihlghcf; lost Improvement but snlse:
quently reacted and advanced 1Sss+c over yester.
davis closing rates and left OF hrm: No. Penn.
sylyania rcd CSC; No. red April 9o1 q: May
efs<a92c; June ysS{ July 51a9S5+c. Corn,
Shade stronger under light offerings and In sym.
pathy with wheat: No 8 mixed 400: steamer No. 2
mixed isa60IS q; steamer No. yellow 501$c; No.2
July 10y osts, CARROTS strong and
closod about lcihigher: No. 3lmixed SIC; No. 8
while 3paS91c; No. 2 white 40c. butter steady for
| iine grades; creamery extrns 2ia26c: bradford
county, Pa, and New York extras 23a24c. Eggs
quiet; extras 1G la17c. Cheese ftm utqulet; Ohio
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coMM1ssIoNER pLAcK.

once Nos. % and ~ Fourteenth Street.
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QUO RIVER RA1LRoAD.

llFfa q q ss..:...sI.E7 Esss......:!sI: .!.sa
leave Panhandle Station foot Of Eleventh street.
near public landing, as iollows-c Central Standard
Time-whlch IA IS minutes slower that Wheeling
time: lE So 81
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WHITE PINE NEWS


The question of making Alaska a
penal colony, which has been more or
less discussed for some years, is now
earnestly agitated by the Knights of
Labor. As the knights comprise a
powerful organization, which can en-
phasize its demands by making its
influence felt in elections, it is quite
probable that the attention OF Congress
will he directed to the proposition. At
a meeting recently held at Jackson,
Michigan, the Knights adopted reso-
lutions i'm which they say that there
Is no field left within the bounds OF
this Republic in which cOnvicts can
be employed without trespassing upon
the superior rights OF some class or
or trade of free workingmen. 1t was
therefore resolved that the only ra-
tional solution Of this question lies in
penal colonization, which has been
successfully tested, and for years
practised by other nations of the high
es. civilization and enlightenment.
It was further resolved that the Ter
ritnry of Alaska, with lis vast belts Of
timber. rich mines and marble quar-.
ries, its exhauslless fisheries and val
liable fur interests. is most auspieu-
ous field in which to COLOMBO the
convictS of the United States. This,
they believe, would not only relieve
free labor fron hurtfui competition
with compulsory labor. but develop
the dormant wealth of vast domain,
and society would be pnrged Of the
presence of tile criminal element and
the great expense attendant upon its
support would be measurably lessen
ed il not wholly obliterated.
Our Nevada law makers, says the
Silver State, INSTEAD OF drawing upon
an almost depleted Treasury for SIO,-
QUO, as the first installment OF the
cost OF building a prison at Reno,
should memorialize Congress TO make
Alaska penal colony, and thus re-
lieve free labor from the competition
of convict labor. The Legislature of
Nevada might as well take the initia-
tive in this matter, as il l. very prob
able that before new prison Will be
butt al Reno, Alaska will be made
penal colony Tor the whole country.
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Notice to Delinquent CO. Owners.

ITO PATRICK KEOGH. JOSEPH HUB
Il MEX. and all other claimants. known or
unknown. in the MONDAY Mine, located in
Cherry Greek Mining District, County Of
" bite Pine and state OF Nevada You and
each of sou are hereby notified that have
dune one hundred lsiO0l dollars worth of In
Dor and improvements upon said MONDAY
Mine eash year for the years lfe2, 1888 and
1854. and there is now due from each of you
the following amounts:
Patrick keogh o years.. $50 90
Joseph Hummer 2 years.. -. 80 90
And il within ninety 30 days after he last
publication of this notice, you, or eth OF
you, fnil or refuse 10 contribute your share
of such expenditure as co-owner. together
with your pro rata of the cost of publishing
this notice. your interest in said MONDAY
mine will be forfeited and become the prop
erty II the undersigned 10 accordance with
with Section 2S24 Revised statutes Of the
United States, approved May 10, Ia72.
VS.. BRADY.
Cherry Greek. Nov. s, 1884. sod
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Circulars containing full description Of this
Powder can be obtained on application at the
Office or any of our Agents.
JOHN f. L0SHE. Secretary.
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Copy
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 Sixth Judicial District, in and for the
County Of " bite Pine, State Of Nevada.
P. II. CANNON y Plaintiff,
GEORGE KENNEDY. A. YOUNG and
Mrs. IL. X. LYONS, Defendants.
The State of Nevada sends greeting 10
George Kennedy. a. Young and Mrs. Ii. X.
Lyons:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action commenced against you as defendants
by Z. II. Cannon ms plaintiff in the District
court oi the Sixth judicial District. in and
for this County ol White Pine, State Of Me-
vada, at ths Town of Hamilton, and answer
the complaint therein, which is on file with
he Clerk of said Court. within ten days afier
the service on you of this summons 'exclu-
sive OF the day of service, If served in said
county. or twenty days ii served GU. of said
County but wi bin this District. and in ali
other cases fnrtv DAYS; or judgment by de-
fault viii be taken against you, according TO
the PRAYER of said COM lant
1he said actiun is brought to recover judR-
ment against you, the snId defendants. for
the sam OF Eight Hundred and eighty-one
end seventy-hee -hundredths 1881 ~
d"llars, WI h interest III 'feon ut tho rate of
ten per cent. per annnm from The 1T day of
September, 1881, until paid. and for costs of
suit; said sam being b. plaintiff alleged 10 be
due for work and labor performed bv hin,
for you from January TO Septem Der. 1884, Mt
your special instance and request. upon ihs
Vulcan and Crown Point mines. in Hunter
Mining District, in this County, md that The
same be adludged lien upon said ~ ines and
TINT said mines be directed To be sold Accord
ing to law to satisfy said claim and costs.
All OF which will more fully apnear nv ref-
erencc to lniniiff's complaint on file in this
action. and to which reference is hereby
mnde.
And You arc hereby notified that If Won
fail 70 appear ard nswer the said complaint
n : a ~ nj aR.tA Ia "A IL
ply to tho Court for the relief demanded.
In Tesiiuony WI reOf, /, John
McKe'nan. have b ,rsunto sci
SEAL. nv. hand and affixed the seal of
said Court this 30th day Of an
~ uary, A. ID. 1885,
JOHN Mex ERNAN.
Clerk OF the District Court. Sixth Judicial
District, White Pine County, Nevada.
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Health is Wealth.

DIR. Il. c. Wlsr's NYRvR AND BRAIN TRRAT.
MENT. guaranteed specific for llysteria. biz
Incss Convulsons. its, AeTrnus Neuralgia
Headache. NereOls Prostitution enusid by
the use of ale hol or tobacco. Makeiulness,
NJ entail n.lilily. Softening of he Brain re-
sulling in ins nifty and leading 10 misery. de-
cay and death. Prem ture Old Age. Barrrn-
moss, Loss Of ruwer in eli her sex InYolun-
tary osses md SnegmatoIrhra used by
excriion Of the brain. sclf-nbuse or oYer.in
diligence Each box contains one month.
Treatment 81 u box. or tx box for }. sent
by mail prepaid on RECEIPT of rico.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
by rs for six t0xes. acsomrnI led with 81, We
viii send the purchaser our written qua. an.
tee 10 refund The money II The ;rraim' NJ doe.
not effect Il cure GHarnnt e. only - ID by
JOHN c. wLST.
Sole Projectors.
1852 W. Madison street. Chicago. Ills.
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PROTECT THE FAMILY.

IL is the duty Of every man. rich or poor.
who has created "A home. to make some pro-
vision against the inevitable. for those " ha.
are dependent upon him.
A member Of tho MUTUAL REsERYg FuSb.
LIFE ASso IATfOS secures nt once ct small
cost, and ON easy terms this most desirable
result
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Ranch for Sale !!
q 30 Ac RES OF LAND,
WITH IMPROvEM ENTs

CITUATED ABOUT TWENTY MILES
y north asterly Of j. II. Met urdy's Ranch,
and light miles in southerly direction from
kinsley Mining District. AMI known us the
"Hillone Cres 4" or "Chinn * Chase Stock
Range" Antelope Mountain.
For further particulars apply to
MRS. CHARLES KARBSTETN,
Hamilton. Nevada.
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Sixth Judicial District, in and for the
County of bite Pine, State Of Nevada.
7. H. CANNON, Plaintiff,
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TERNES
ADMISSION FEE.
ANNUAL DUES
Are limited to 800 on each 81 go. payable la
advance. Medical Examination Extra.

No assessment will be made where there
remains in the death fund a sum sufficient TO
pay ia full the claims on hand.
When an assessment is required, each CUR
yiyor shall pay for each 81 JOU Of the amount
Of his certificate as follows:
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Death claims will be paid within sixty days
after receipt Of Satisfactory proof Of loss.
oil applications must be accompanied By
the admission fees.
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WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
Notice 60 Creditors.
ESTATE OF Ed. RAum, DECEASED,

Y EVF Ed HANM, DECEANED.
TN. THE, DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
L Sixth Judicial District of Tho state ~
Nevnda. in md for tbs County Of Is hue
Inc.
n the matter Of the Estate Of Ed. Ranm.
deceased.
No lee Is hereby given TO all pcr.ons hay.
deceas d. to present aud exhibit III snn'o
With Tho necessary vouchers. within TEX
MONTHS from the first pub. icaiIou Of ,bis
notice, NJ the store Of George lhnch.r A e.
ut Cherry Cfeek: " hite in, County. Nr.
ynha. or sind claims will barred bv the
provided. "'''
- +. w. GRISWOLD,
Administration Of the Estate Of Ed. kaum
cember. 1854. dls.Im
, 1885-11-28

New York Journal OF Commerce
Natural gas is now obtained in twelve
counties OF western Pennsylvania, three
Of southwestern New York. four of West
irginia. seven of Ohio, one of Illinois.
two of Kentucky. one of Kansas, one Of
Dakota and two OF California Neither
coal nor petroleum Is more widely dis
tributed. and there Is no cause to fear a
diminution Of the present yield of natural
gas.
The best scientific authorities are now
OF the opinion that the gas is continu
ously formed by the common presence OF
hYdro-carbon oils and water acting upon
each other under pressure. heat or other
unknown conditions. II may take ages
to make coal or even petroleum, but it
now seems probable that the gas con.
sumed in the iron-miils Of Pittsburg Is as
freshly compounded In the bowels of the
earth as If IL had been produced In retorts
on the surface. II this is true. there Is
less likelihood of exaggerating than of
Understanding the importance of natural
gas as a blessing to America.
And with what ease this wonderful pro.
duct of the teemlng earth is obtained Ii
is not dug out with great cost. trouble
and risks like coal 1t is not slowly
sucked up with pumps like petroleum
after a few hours Tor days of fierce spon
taneous discharges. 1t rises by its W
iightness with a bound. and finds its own
way through the pipes for many miles to
the place Of Its use. This unique advan
tage-if there were no other cause for
preferring natural gas for ~fuel-makes it
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