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CulCAGo, Dec. lS.-The case OF Mra
Maria Storey, the frSt wife OF the late
Wilbur F. Storey, against the estate, CANT
up before Judge Tuley this morning. The
proceedings were opened by Mr.. Robbins
who replied to the prayer Of the PLAINTIFF
petition, asking for onethird Of tho 81.
tate. His arguments we're directed
against the three main points In her bill,
seeking a dover interest in the real es.
tate owned by Mr.. Storey up to the time
he was divorced, and that which he &C.
quired after the same, also an interest in
his personal property.
Mr.. Robbins claimed that decree Of di.
vorCe eventually put an end to the MAJ
riags relation and dissolved all claims
upon the property.
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couNc1L COMMITTEES.
Important Matters Not Considered by the
Health Committee,

Important Matters Not Considered by the
Health Committee.
The Council committees on Health and
Cemeteries wero called to meet at the
Public Building last evening, but Squire
William Schul2o, a member OF the Gsat
named committee was the only Council
man to put in an appearance aud there,
fore no meeliuga were held. Health Oh
Ger Garrison was there, attended by Dr.
G. Baird. Tho three sat in Clerk Bowers
office until alter o'clock and then dis
persed, disguised over the non.sppearance
Of quorum. at the last meeting oil THU
committee Health Officer Garrison wai
authorized TO make the necessary natura
gas connections for tho purpose Of supply
ing this new fuel to tho new garbage Gre
mRtory on the hill, at cost not to exceed
$500.
At that limo II was his intention to tap
the four.inCh main OF tho Natural Gas
Company Of West Virginia that goes up
Tenth street and then down EoiF, with q
tEo-inCh main at the corner OF these
streets and conduct the gas through 1t to
the furnace. He has learned since then,
however, that this tOur.inoh main Is a
low pressure main and now, in the winter
time, when the pressure in it Is the
heavieGt, IL Is only few ounces over one
pound: In the summer time the pressure
will be under one pound. As 1t Is neCes.
sary to have q pressure Of ten ounCeH to
run the creamRtory properly, and as that
new department will be required
to do the most Of lis work
in the summer time, It can
he oaeily seen that to connect with
the low pressure main at EoG and Tenth
streets would be foolish undertaking. In
order to secure q proper amount Of gas for
the CrsmRtory II will be necessary 10 con.
meet with the high pressure main which
at tho nearest point Is distaut about 5000
feet. To connect with that line will cost
about $500; this Is an increase over the
amount allowed and DR.. Garrison wants
permission 10 expnnd iEand go ahead with
the work.
Tho only work for the Committee on
Cemeteries to attend 10 was the auditing
Of monthly bills.
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strikers ordered to Leave Town,

GALVESTON, Tx, Dec. ia Bpecia
from Palestine, Tex, says: Five of Til,
yardmen who struck at Dsnison recently
came here Saturday, and, entering the In
ternational and Great Northern RAILWAY
yards Saturday night, attempted to gsl
the men employed there to strike. The
City Marshal YVES notified and ordered tue
strikerB' emissaries to leave town, vh'c!
they did Immediately. No labor trouble
Is anticipated here, 40 the mea say they
they are satisfied with their Wages.
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pREspYPnRY or wAsnINeEoA.
tbs Programme Of the Wlntsr Meeting
This Week.

This Week.
As already announced, the winter meet.
ing Of the Presbytery OF Washington will
begin in the Second Presbyterian church,
this city, Rev, DR.. W, Il, Cooke, pastor,
this evening, and will be opened with a
sermon by Rev. DR.. MoAat, President Of
Washington and Jefferson College. The
sessions will conclude tomorrow even
ing. Following 10 the programme Of the
sessions,
TUEspAY EVENING, 1850 O'clock,
sermon by Rev, ]. D. MOiat, D, D.
WEDNESDAY NoRSISG, . O'Clock.
Devotional exercises until 800,
rrGsoyteriRl business.
christian beneheencG.
FIIAt AddfghA By Rev, w, W, Morton.
Adjournment " l9m.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 2 o'cLtcK.
FIST sUpEcf-1ha duty Of the Church aud Of
private members to tA3ks,tdeR,
II hnTch discipline Lost means oil Giaee'
II w eau II be teYlyedY
FtIAI adde's BY Rsv. LAyeTly GEleT,
sICJAD supEcT, At 3 o'CLoCK-Steking 10 save
the lost by PERSONAL effort aud pOnoual GynlNSL
INSTRUCTION VilnqllEen,
Qualification for LRs Work.
ElIsE address by Rev, W. II. Lester,
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. 7,Sl O'CLOCK.
FIRsr supIEcT-TeachIug and receiving th'
whole council OF TOD,
The dR 4 ags done BY emitting or sighting au!
portion VI tue thu n, because u furnishes OcCR lol
ioE the Iiss Of heresy In doeulae, aad lmmoNll9!
i IN practice,
FinI address by Rev. James !. BEOwnSOu, D, D
sECOSD sUuECT-Ths few remaining YEA ! OF thl
| cenIury,-LoId, what wilt thou have Us " do VIII
the iemnAut OF this CtnluIy?
First GldF,Ss by Rev. Smith +, Grler
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Onlcsr WatsunIS Case,

The case Of Officer Jake Watson, oil The
City Police force, indicted for shooting
Arthur McNichOls With intent 10 Kill, VA
set Tor trial In the Circuit Court to-day
but owing to MoNlChols' continued ina,
blllly 10 DO present, will have 70 be post,
poned. McNlohols was reported In about
the same condition BY his phyeiplans last
night, They soy his death ID only qteb'
hon oil time no may live a long time, or
he may die any day.
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The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pany sehds greetings to its patrons, by an
nouncing that on December "a, rs and
81, 1856, and January !, 1887, round trip
tickets, at one fare for the round trip, will
be sold from all stations, to all stations,
on the Trans Ohio Divisions, and on the
Columbus & Cincinnati Midland r, r
including Chicago, Wheeling, Pittsburgh
and Cincinnati, Tickets will be good
returning until January s., 1887, inClu'
aiva
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River NEWS.


a0kkIa
The river has commenced 10 rise once
more, the result Of the storms OF the past
two days. The marks last evening indi.
catad depth in the channel Of Q feet 9
inches,
Reports received from above last night
show that the rain has been Q general one
and that q rise is taking place all along
both valleys. How strong the rise will
be remains to be see. At Pittsburgh the
depth 10 reported at 8 feet Q inches.
The William Waggoner while coming
through Browns Island yesterday morn.
ing became lost in the fog and got in
among the shore ice, pretty well breaking
up her wheel, She laid up at Steubenville
yesterday for repairs.
The attention Of the shippers is directed
to the advertisement In this issue OF the
Cincinnati packet, General Pike, which
will leave here for that point on Wednea-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, This steamer
10 good stsunGh boat, commanded by an
able corps Of officers, and possessing the
best OF facilities,
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BosTON, MASS, Dec. 13.-It Ia c,ttaiu
that a large vote will be polled at to.lnof.
rows municipal election. The triangular
contest for the mayoralty between Hart
(Rep), O'Brien (Dem.) and McNeill
Labor will be q fierce one. Both the
Democrats and Republicans appsar c9rii
dent. Tho Republicans base their hopes
on the assistance Of the County Democrs.
cy and the labor detection from the Dam.
ocratiC ranks to McNeill The labor vote
IA eAtimated at 5000.
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Perhepp no local disopse hap puzzled snI

Perhaps no local disease has puzzled and
bSiIlsd the medical profession moro than
naBRl CAtarrh. While not immediately
fatal II 10 among the most dlstretsing
nauseous and disgusting Ills tho flesh Il
heir to, and the records show very few OF
no cases Of radical cures oiChronic catarrh
by any Of the multitude Of modes Of treat
ment until the introduction Of Ely's
Cream Balm a few years ago. The sue.
cess Of this preparation has been most
gratifying and surprising,
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It Is confidently expected that track.
laying on the Pt. Pleasant extension OIL
the Ohio River railroad will be accom-.
plibhed by Thursday OF this week.
There will DO eighteen stations on tho
lower end. Colonel Thompson has OF.
dered Ten now passenger coAOhe7, four
new locomotives, ono hundred box cars,
one hundred gondols9, one hundred stock
cara and one hundred Oats for the lower di.
vision, II will require force Of over ono
hundred employees 10 operate II. Trains
will DO run through by January 5, at tho
lhNnHk
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ST.. PErERsBuao, Dec. l3.--The student
agitation continues. The students almost
daily issue maniiestoS To Russian officials,
foreign diplomats and journals, denounc.
Ing the brutality and Bsnseless severity Of
the Russian policy Numerous arrests
have been inadb, but tho pollce have not
been able 10 dllCoVer where the mAnlies.
tOg are bfihte1,
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10 Booksellers and Nawsdoalon, A
second edition Of the December Century,
containing the second installmoht Of the
Lincoln History, papers on Gettysburg,
the greatest baltic Of the Civil War, etc,,
10 now on the press and will DO ready De-.
Cember 10, Dealers will do we'll 10 tot.
ward additional orders 10 the nearest
News Company OF once.
TnE crNTuhS COMPANY
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Ladies' Of the Women's Exchange &C
knowledge with gratitude the many good
wishes and encouragement in their new
which gives promise OF &c
much good, and ask you to put your good
wishes in a practical form by purchasing
a ticket Tor the entertainment on the 2Sth
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UernlRn PAtFlOIA U0hdomn the AnhFchlstsi
CHICAGO, Dec. l3-At the quarterly
meeting OF the German Patriots Of 1850,
yesterday, the President addressed the
society on tho Anarchist question, and
called on the patriots to sustain American
institutions aud support The country
which had given them o home since 1852.
A resolution was adopted unanimously
condemning the working ri the Anarch-
lists as being not in the interests Of lib
erty, but Of slavery Of the worst kind,
sad the resolution was otdcTd 10 be put
OIL the records Of the society.
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VIII Mr.. Mccormick Answer

T. he Editor OF he LItslligaesr,
sIR:-I noticed q card in your paper q
few days ago inquiring Of Mr.. VIM. Nc.
CormiCk II he was a member Of the boy.
colt committee. I have never seen any
answer to 1t yet. l think 1t would be to
Mr.. Mccormick interest to let the public
know whether he has had anything to do
with that committee or not.
| noticed card from Mr.. N. B. Scott
recommending Mr.. Mccormick to the
public. Now, MIR. Editor, II Mccormick
Ia or ever was q member Of the boycott
committee, l don't zee how Mr.. Scott
could indorse him or recommend him to
the public. am sure the busineRs men,
or at least the majority Of them, can't en-.
dorse any one Of that committee. This
l6Ct was shown very plainly at the late
election.
Mr.Wm. Mccormick will please answer.
A REPUBLICAN VOTER.
Wheeling, December 10.
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ANornEn GAs pREAK.
A Leak In the Wheeling Company's Mai
Nenr tho EnNL End.


A Leak In tho Wheeling COmpany's Main
Near the East End,
The break In the West Virginia Gas
Company's line was repaired early yester'
day morning, aud the Islanders were
amply supplied with the fuel yesterday,
Last night shortly after eight o'clock a
break was discovered at "a joint In the
Wheeling Company's main at a point on
tho Houston farm, not far from the other
company's MCCarroll well, The West
Virginia Company at once turned its gas
into the Wheeling Oompany's pipes, and
the mains being connected also at the
wells by the pips laid on Sunday, no in.
convenience resulted 10 the Wheeling
Company's patrons.
A force OF men was put to work without
loss oil time repairing the damage. Gas
experts say that all new long distance
lines are subject to such accidents until
they have settled, The enterprise and
foresight Of the officials OF the two com.
panies furnishing Wheeling with gas,
however, will hereafter prevent such ser
ious inconvenience here as Is suffered al
all gas burning points,
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FALL and Winter stock inst received.
A full line Of Sulllngs, Or0rCOatlngS
and PAntalOOnlngs. Also full limo or
pur celebrated knit Jackets. Scotch
9. HESS 4 SONS.
Second lot Of Scotch Wool Underwear
lnSl received. For comfort there IA
nothing better. They are warranted
mol 10 shrink, y, HESS& SON,
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Attention |

Ladies' are requested to call and exam
inc the New White Automatic Sewing
Machine, single thread,
Persons having used the Wilcox &
Gibbs Automatic machine, will find the
White TO be superior in every respect
An examination is respectfully solicited
1t can be seen at the salesroom Of
EDWARD L. RosE & Co.,
No, 55 Twelfth 81.
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PrrrsnuaGH. Pa Dec. lS.-The twenty.
four coal miners convicted Of riot and
conspiracy Tor addtettipR mcetingO in the
Fourth district durirg the great strike Of
1885 and sentenced to ak months impris.
oument, give Themselves up to-day and
were sent to the workhouse. A strong OF.
fort Ia being made to have them pardoued.
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Robert, the youngest son Of Ezra and
Rachel Kius6y, died at the residence u
his parents al Pleasant Valley, over the
river, on Sabbath ailornoon, after brief
illncaa, The deceased was q young man
Of extraordinary genius III music, with an
even tempered disposition which attracted
10 him large circle Of friends. He had
juBE finished a course at a Cleveland mus.
lCAl institution and had a BucCCssiul
career before him. The funeral will tako
place to-day, with lnlOrment In tho old
Klnsoy burial ground.
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LAFAYETTE, IND, D,c. IS Freight
conductors on the entire line Of the Louis.
vile, New Albany and Chicago railroad
went on q strike to-day on demand for
On advance In p Ay from q to cents per
mile and allowance for lost time, which
the management refused. Freight trains
from one end Of the road to the other are
tinh nm
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Henry Noglo, Of Chicago, Is in town.
Thomas RosOer Is having large lot Of
CRATES made by the Etna Machine shops.
Superintendent Anderson, Of the
Wheeling nChoolg, was in town yesterday.
Rev. Il. F. KeelOr left yesterday for
Wellsville, where he will assist In revival
meetings this week.
Clarence Harper, who lost a foot at tho
Bella!re Steel Works, hos almost recovered
sufficiently to DO out.
Rev. Il. r. Keller Sunday night
married, at his home, BsnjA McNCal
and Misc EsSie Leach.
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Dr. risrcs'B "FAvOtito Prescription" 10
not O1tolled % o "Cure.all," but admir-.
bly, iulallB q blnslenen0 Of purpose, being
most potent specific In those chronic
weaknesses peculiar 10 wombn,
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oheap EIour.Ion Tickets 10 Tho South.

Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points in the South are now on sale by
the Panhandle route. For tickets and
further particulars call on or address ]. G,
Tomliuson, passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, w. Va.
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beacon Hill Linen,
Is tho Finest paper made.
j. Il. WILSON,
Bookseller 4 SlatlOncr,
1908 Market 81.


VIII find this splendid opportunity Il
buy fine Cali Shoes. We have now The
largest aud finest stock Of fine Calf Cor
dovAn, Dongola, Kangaroo and English
PorpolBO Shoes In the city.
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HorsfOrd's Acid Phosphate,

limitations and counterfeits have again
appeared. Be sure that the word "HoRs.
FoRp's" Ia on the wrapper. None are gem
nina without Il.
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Tho following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed OF sChnopts drug
store, Opera House corner, Mondays
IA. NJ, 5loi 70 ~, 60'; 9 Pm, 4S'; 7P,
NJ, 4So. Weather rainy.
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WASHINGTON, D. o., Doc. l3.-1A. NJ.
For Went Virginia and Western pennsyl.
vania light snow Or rain, northwehtefly
winds, Blightly colder.
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Come and sec the wonderful bargains we
now offer in fine Kid Pebble Goat Button
Boots; elegant goods, perfect fitting, latest
styles, all sizes and every width. See our
stock Of Holiday Slippers for gentlemen,
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Editor Corsicaua, Tex, Obatr.-Was
cured Of rheumatism in the knee by St,
jacobs Oil.
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Geo. g. SStttcl s. 90.
GEO.: S'TIFEL
81 90.
HEADOU A 7ERS
FOR
HANDKERCRIEFS.
1t is conceded by all that
we have the largest, most COM
prehensive and lowest priced
stock oil Linen aud Silk Hand
kerchiefs in the city.
CHILDREAS
LADIES'
AND
GENTLEMEK'S
Handkerchief From Sc. tOs3.O0.
UMBRELLAS.

We open to-day the finest
stock Of silk Umbrellas we
have ever shown. Every con.
ceivable design Of silver, gold
and natural wood handles.
Goods all new and fresh, made
especially to our order for the
holiday trade.
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21e,p ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
FOE SAIE.
Desirable Residence, Corner Fourteenth
Md ChApIIno.

VIII b. offered ior sale at public auction on
"Wednesday December ~ I tho ITO do1r OF the
new l'Ou { II EGe a. " o CloCk a. m (unlGEs sold
previously NJ pfivRts BAlel NydwGlllng house and
lot with ,LlO . attached and all carpets and limo.
leln Ell l1gis. aud all kAI Ch4udellets. Terms oil
lAle-Qne'Ai b cash, Of ~ much moro "a purchaser
may elect, and bARncgnh terms " suit purchaser,
Interest al poe cent pet Anium for deferred pay.
tnens, payable annually secured By deed OF trust
gu the property and policy Of Insurance. PARTIES
dtslfiuR 10 inspect The pfenllcS lfp invited 10 call
VIII. tiAtLva, Auctloneei. "NNi.N Ho" dscIi
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Red Star Cough euro relieved me Of
chronic COld.-MF. L. 4. Gibbs, Whining.
Inn. DR1
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-10
Bishop. Creek CuII,ngs.

The following items are from the
Bishop Cixeis Register of last Thursday
Tho Hawiey Furnace under the
management ei john 8. German, has
been running right along since the 1llh
of last month, turnin. out six and
SEVEN Ions of bullion every day. 1 he
string u ore teams to be secn climbing
the. heavy grade 10 Cerlu Gordo every
morning lends all uir ul old time cheer
fulness 10 that region, and, no doubt,
the dulcet tones OF The gentle leamsier,
as he prods hrs slraining mules along,
is swecler music 10 lie Did resldenlcr
than that Of Il tramp brass baud.
Preparations are about completed
for working The lgnacio mine for nil
1t is worth, The old dumps, which
are known to contain large quantities
of good milling ore, are 10 be thor.
oughly overhau!cd. A system ot-assay.
Ing will be carried oul under direction
of 5. ID. Woodruff. than whom we
have never had more accurate ussayer
in the county, and all ores that WILL
pay will be sent 10 the Ha@ ley mill at
keeier- Work is now being prosecu.
ted abuu, Az feat below the level of the
Polosi tunnel. aud with very encour.
aging results. Ore from the old upper
works will be sent down the deep
incline 10 the Potosi tunnel, with
which connection has been made.
This will greatly facilitate the Work,
MS no hosting will have to bc done.
We nre told that ON the who,c the
prospects for the old mine are very
tlatttrihg,' and will wake things up
generally before long. The company
will be kiio&nas the "Ignacio Con,
so'ldAted Mill s. Aiming Co." The
general direction of the undergr und
work NH be under the management
of Mr.. George Weiss, and ihe selection
of ores, assaylng etc, devolves upon
Mr.. Wood 1nll. whose Office is at the
Ygnadio dwelling.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-10
Cnnlelnria Notes.

The following items are from the
True Ftssure ~ last Saturday:
Colonel w. J. Sutherland aNs Hon.
j. Il. GignouX arrived laSl Mosd&y. +
w. NJ. Bunker of San Francisco is
in town look ing ut Our mines.
Miss Travcr, OF Oak land is tisiring
Candclaria friends.
Dwight Criitnnlen formerly Super.
intcndent Of the Nortlern Brl,r, CAME
.out last Monday evening.
Ed. Murphy, eldest son of our Drs,
trio. Judge, has been appointed nsslrt-
ant baggage master al The V. j., r..
depot in Carson. =
Last "Wednesday mornings shout
three O'clock, while the inli len,ter. y,
the Chloride, was out to lunch, some
one broke in the back door aud stole
about $50 No clue to the thief has
been discovered. The same evening
William Jewell went home tn hin ca bin
and lound that visitor had been there
in his absence aud stolen Il bulldog
pistol and u complete sci OF shaving
utensils. ~.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-10

Within II very few years Nevada
VIII -f'iS.aaee- J -grea;er quantity of
gnld than any other Stale inih Cff0n.
Ii seems incredible shat the prejudices
Of mining men sho'tld so long affect
the real interests of 40 large mining
section rs is comprised within the
boundaries of Nevasie, hut sxci is the
case, The first srrat d ,cnveries were
silver mines and thc State became Il
SILVER State The st,he itne had much
10 do in determining the character of
the ore, and II proposition 10 work II
gold mine in Nevada met With hu;
little favor II had become n 6xed be-
lief thai nothing hut. silver bearing
ores could be made pay and all ether
rock was neglected.
Suddenly 1t was discovered Thai gold
wss plenllful an; could In cyssily
obtained in >oime places. This prompt.
ed Il search in .ethers, ard nnw the
ntptng news is principally composed
of records of gold III cn,efSs and
sbipmen'>, Capital would once invest
la gcly in lew Grade silver mines; the
product OF winch required ext enslvc
melhuds of reduction, and pass over
with Indifference OF contempt gold
bearing le,lgcs OF equal value per ten
and much more easily mined and
reduced. all That is changed and the
State is already feeling the new life
and excitement Of profitable gold min.
ns. THIS time the prosperity will oe
lasting rs The experience of decp min
ing has Shown Thai the greatest wealth.
lies deep and that any ledge which
paved onthe surface will finally richly
reward persistent search in deep work
ings.