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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-24

New York Markets.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 23.-Flour, state and west
orn, quiet low extra, saa2.75; city mills, si.l0a
I.25: city mills patents, Si.fOal.15; winter
whaats low grades s2a2.I5: fair to fancy s215a
$50; patents saS1al.20; Minnesota clear $3.50;
patents, 4.2Oa4.S0: ryo mixtures, S3a3,5l; super
fne, sl.7Ga2.l5: fine, Sl.65a2: southern Hour,
quiet, easy; common to fair extra, s2.iOa3l0
good to choice do, s.. l5ai.25.
Wheat, No. red, 1saHc. on down early
on large increase east of the rock foreign SELL
Ing, weak, easy cables and increase in crop re-
ports, advanced y on local buying, steady;
May and December most active; December,
T63s a76Sc; January, ISa7S5sc.; March, SiaSl Ac.;
Rye. quiet steady; western, SGasOc; barley,
quiot; wSS'efh ow orov waa 70 GTGe esas'S
Oats, so. ., dull, easier: state, siila45Kc.;
Beef, duli. steady; extra mess, sO.:5aT.sS;
r rk, Inactive, flrm; new mess, sl4.25ai4 IS:
old mess, Sl325al35O; extra prime new, sl6.5Oa
100.
Eggs, steady; state and Pennsylvania, Csc;
western, 26a2Tc.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nov. @a.-Flour, steady; I'M
changed.
January, 75Aa75Hc.; May, slasaSlssc.; steamer
No. 9 red, Csc. bid.
Corn, easy; mixed spot and Noyemb"r 49, e
4ss1c.: year, 4SaiShc.; January, AZ 'ia4sc Feb
ruary ,isc. bid; steamer mixed, 47Ai7 ac.; South
ern white and yellow corn, i6Sad9c.
Oats, steady AMI iirni: No. white western,
43c asked, No. mixed, western, do, 5dBc.
asked.
Hay armer: good to choice timothy, si45gn
1870; grain freiGhts dul and easy.
| Provisions, firm; mess pork, s!4.2jals.50; car
| lois, bulk meats, loose shoulders long clear
S'Sr.; clear ribs, skc; sugar picked shoulders,
| sac; sugar cured, smoked shoulders, 0Ac.;
lard, ike.
Butter, firm; creamery fancy, 3ia32c.; do.
| fair to choice, 291;l2c.; lndlD fancy, 22a23c.;
| good to choice, 2Jnalc.; store packed, lSu20c.
Eggs, firm: g6c
Coffee, firm; Rio cargoes, fair, 1sHc.; No. 2,
| IKE.
Neutrality-suspicious. refined, firm, l2Xc.
n it,fst 81
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-24
Long ana TcrrlhIo Illness from
blood Poisoning
Completely Cured BY Hoods
SarSupariIld.

HOOPS PILLS should DO In every family
medicine chest. Once used, always preferred.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
ohio'. vote Tor CLEVELAND.


II now appears as though Ohio may have
Intended 70 have gone for Grover Cleveland
by slight. MARCIA. Last Friday night TIC
State siatlscian in C0lumbusscompletea DE
election count upon individual preslddn
tia electors, II shows that Lorenzo D
Vickers, the republican eleciorfori he clSy.
enih district, Ii defeated by James r Sew
ard, whose name appears first ON ihelsaof
democratic electors Seward received 4O4
lis votes and vickers only 402 1892 Ills
thought the reason why Seward oblaited
60 many more votes than his democratic
fellow electors lies In The Anslraiian plan
Of balloting 10 use In Ohio. To vote a
straight democratic ticket under the plan
formerly il was necessary oniy 70 place a
cross opposite the name Democratic Tick
ct at The head Of the lisi Of candidates
This year, owing to the tendency Or voters
to drop down one line 10 their marking and
designate the name Of the first candidate,
thus enormously voting only for him, The
law was amended TO direct that the crcss
for straight tickets must be placed 10 dir
Giles printed for that purpose at the topsIof
the ballots. II was feared from the DIST
that many would neglect to comp y with.
the new regulation, and would place their
marks at the side oftieket atihe top, think
ing IA vote Il straight Stewards election il
taken as an evidence thai this error was
made by many voters In Ohio, It's Dr.
gued that the cross was placed beside Ais
name by many who supposed they wdre
voting thestrAigh democratic ticket, whete.
asthey mere voting only for him. IfttIsl
be the fact, though il can never be proven,
enough voters in Ohio desired to vote br
Cleveland 70 carry the State BY tie plural
ny that Seward got The abstracts of fka
counties have been sent back ipr correction,
and i Is possible that they may impebll.
two other republican elecioss. Il. VI. Stalk,
of The twentieth district, and Luther Allsn,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

Petition FOR ARoHER's Par
DoS. Petitions are TO be circulate
ed in al parts Of the State asking
Governor Brown to pardon Ex.
Treasurer Stevenson Archer, now
serving a five years sentence IN the
Pcnitentiary under a conviction for
embezzlement.
These petitions have already been
circulated ia Hartford county, Mr.
Archer's home, and have been gdu-
orally signed BY both Democrats
and Republicans.
The downfall Of Stevenson Arch
er and the scandals connected with
his administration Of the Treasur-
er's Office are matters 81 public hls-
tory.
Archer pleaded guilty to the
charge, and was sentenced to serve
five years inthe State Penitentiafy.
About half Of the time has passed,
and the friends OF the broken-dovn
old man consider that every demand
Of strict justice has been satisfied.
Baltimore Sunday Ncws.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
JEWS IN BRIEF.
From tas Baltimore Sun.


Saturday, November 26, 1899.
Hog Island, where Mr.. Cleveland
is cunning, voted unanimously for
him for President.
VIM. Preston Tyler will be tried
in the Circuit Court for Talbot
county on Monday for killing Vim.
i. Shaw in Caroline county last
July.
The Blossburg mine, near Paton5
the largest mine in New Mexico,
was burned ont yesterday. Five
hundred men were thrown out of
work.
The Michigan Peninsula Car
Co.'S, works, in West Detroit,
Mich, were burned. Loss about
$500, 900.
Jonas Loinbach, well-known
farmer, Of Richmand township,
Berks county, Pa, died last night,
aged seyenty-two years. lie was
the father oftwenty-six children.
A special dispatch to the Boston
Herald from Taunton, Mass, says
the grand jury will find mo bill1
against Miss Lizzie Borden, charged
with the murder of her father in
Fall River.
DR.. w. w. johnson, the attend
ing physician, says the published
reports that Mr., Blaine is seriously
i'll are entirely without foundation.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Blaine
was dressed and sitting up.
Highwaymen entered Northern
Pacific Railroad train Hot Springs,
in the State of Washington, Thurs
day evening and compelled all the
male passengers in the Pullman
sleeping-car to give UP their vain
ables. The women were not mp-
Tested. The robbers secured about
81 200 worth Of watches, jcwelry
and money.
Monday November rs, 1892,
Major enters new hotel la
Richmond, which IS to cost over
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

Senator Pfeffer declares that he
and his colleagues Of the Peoples
party in the Senate will unite with
the Democrats in tariff legislation.
This will give the tariff reformers
in the Senate s or 10 majority and
insure the passage of any tariff re-
form measure that may reach the
Senate from the House. As these
Peoples party members Of the next
Congress are nearly all radical free
traders, tariff reform will derive an
impetus from their support. Cecil
Democrat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

The Democrats will have twenty
two majority on joint ballot in the
next New York Legislature, and a
Democrat will be chosen to succeed
Senator Frank Hiscock. The Emri
pire State viii then be represented
by two Democratic Senators, which
it has not had for many years.
Chairman Murphy, Of the State
Central Committee, it is said, will
be Mr.. Hiscock's successor. --Ad-
yocate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

The ELECTION OVER We arein-
formed that the actions Of the Fed
eral Supervisors at the recent Mary
land election are to be investigated
and that the question Of Federal
control at elections held under the
laws Of the State is to be adjudica-
ted. We have asked nothing more
than chat the dignity Of Maryland
be yindicated and her autonomy as
a State maintained and as this is to
be done we have nothing further to
say upon the subject.
AS to the Enterprises criticism
Of our editorial utterances upon the
question Of Federal Interference at
Election we have but to say, that il
is entitled to its opinion just as
other people are entitled to theirs.
When however, in the same editor
ial, the Enterprise claims, to know
Democrats who il they had had
the virti1oss application Of the law
would have preceded Archer to his
doom; nay, who to-day should stand
as sentinels TO shame rather than
the lofty standard bearers Of So
Getty" we have to acknowledge that
it has the advantage Of us for we.
have no acquaintance with people
Of that character.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

The seaffold upon which John
Brown was hanged, at Charlestown,
West Virginia, is to be exhibited at
Chicago The Charlestown Free
Press says eve understand it
was exchanged by the owners here;
for a three hundred acre farm lin
Prince Georges county, Md"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
OBITUARY


41ht
The subject Of this / knew from early
manhood; when be was clerk 10 the late
Clarke Dufant and when clerk at
Annapolis during session OF he Legisla.
ture d place he occurred through TIE 10.
fluence Of the late Hon. q. Fred Maddox.
ljuring the lives Of Messfs. Dufant and
Maddox M man was held ii higher esteem
by them than The subject ofthis memorial.
He believed In the motto that II was more
goodly 10 give than 10 receive, and bis kind.
ness and his Indulgence to his fellow being
was paramount cauae Of bis failure in the
merchantile business Let us hope and
parry that Our lses 10 hiscternal gain COR our
lord has said that th0se whom he aiiiicss
are his loved ones. Whether mental, cor
pnreai, or any other affection the umnipo.
tent God is always right, and does every
lining fer the best. dpd. Ia lIIs aiIwlae
Judgment saw fl 70 call William Henry
Guy 10 the 81 year Of bis ago on We,ines
day evening tile 9th ultimo, on his way
home rom LeDnafsilown where he had
been % learn the result 0f The late election.
Mr. Guy lefi bone about eleven O'Clock, i.
N, and bis family little dreamed that he
would be brought back i cofpse before z
p. M. Weep not Tor hisni The large
number that followed hls remains 10 81
Joseph Church bis last resting place tessi-
lies "a the regard ii which be was hello BY
his neighbour, and many from afar Qase
their presence 10 The sad procession.
Stop traveller as Jon psss By,
as YOU are now, 80 once was
As am now. 80 must you he,
10 prepare for Desth and follow ne
Ae we live, 10 must wa diel
81 always DO prepared
AMicuA
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

Jefferson.
Mr.. German has called confer
ence Of prominent democrats in New
j |. ! a.
will succeed Judge Cox on the bench
OF the Criminal Court this week.
Pension Commissioner Raum es-
Inmates that s165, 900, 900 NsFbe
required for pensions for the fiscal
year 1B94yin addition e4Bs5Q8, 62t
viii be required for a deficiency for
1898.
40 DespitaI hN0Iapocassise defeats an
additional lesson or two may have
to be administered to the advocates
of the robber tariff before they can
be- broughttoa realization Of public
They are already faisA
ing cry against what thcyIcall
sstinkefing with the tariff" bhtthis
will not deteFithe democratsinQon-
gress from pruning the Mckinley
tariff bill. Ts
The Pope believes that war is
nigh impossible in Europe, and that
an armed peace will not only ruin
the people cf the various European
countries, bat viii foster then nafeh-
lists, who vail rise sooner OF later in.
revolt. II is believed that The time
is not distant when the Pope will
determine upon urging d combine
ton for general progressive dis.
armament
Tuesday, November 30, 1892
Five tramps we're burned 10 death
in John Hubbard's barn at Middle
town, Conn. It is supposed the
fire started from their pipes.
The eighth ward, which Il the
banner democratic ward Of Balti-
more, had a jollifcation meeting
IL il said that Mr.. Cleveland win
not consider the question Of an
extra session until after the inaug
uration.
The Berlin health Office reports
that there have been in Germany
this year IL, 647 cases Of cholera, Of
which 1875 have been fatal.
The House committee on appro-
priations met and looked over the
ground Today the District Of
Columbia appropriation bill will be
taken UP.
Anothorlot Of arms and ammunI-
ton for the State fishery force has
been received OF the Office Of the
commander.
Governor Brown has Issued an
address suggesting meetings 81 re-
preventative citizens 81 Maryland
to discuss a new assessment law
The following is the official vote
Of Virginia for President, eaiiyassed
by the State board yesterday That
Of the highest electors is glFen on
each ticket; Cleveland, l69,927;t
Harrison, ia, 25G; Weaver, i2,g94;
Bidwell, 2,73G. Uleyeland's ma
jority over all, $500
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
cOCnSsTO SUIT
THE
SEASON 6 TIMES

ttist4 ~
H HAVE returned from Baltimore wilh 4
full and caTbhilly selected stock Of goods
~ suit the Fail and Winter trade, nll ~
which will he sold az tlie lowest prizes pos.
able. Bf
! respectfully Invite al afmy old ems
TONER'S and many naW nnea Is come mud
inspeet and buy, Is am Satisfied ihey will
After looking ~ my stock 4 contists o.
Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' and Childfens Shoes,
both leather and rubber
Mems and Boys Nockwcnr aud Under
wear
have special bafgaibA ID
Brown and Bleached Musllaaand
Canton FiahneIs
Dry Goods or al kinds.
Hardware. Queenawafe.
Baady Made Clothing,
C4ayimeTes a9d Keyscys
ufpcelits, liAnIcs,
Haig and Gaps.
Alsoc Finding, Dfugs.
eic.--in faci. everything usually kept II
frst elnsa store
Ia addiilun. / have added d MILNE.
RY DEPARTMENT, which i Ia charge
~ o competent Millincr from Armstrong
Gator y W Who a prepared q tuit az III
the Millinery and DF0 Goods line
cone epd zee, and lam satisfied you viil
Al y. FRNwIcK
oes is-sma
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
SAINT g|aFgs Beacon,
LEoNARDToWE, MD


The Homestead strike has been
declared off by the strikers, after
nine months vain resistance and
the loss Of employment and wages
that are estimated in the aggregate
to over a million Of dollars.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
500 re WARD.

NOTICE Il hereby given by The Com
IN missI0ncrH Court 81 81 Mary county,
that the above reward will be paid for the
arrest and conviction of the Marty or PR.
lies who set fire t0 and burned the balm
81 Mf Griffin Hebb on Oct. q, 1902
Il, LEE MATrINGLY,
Nov 28--tf Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
In The Circuit Court for 81. Hary's county,
No. 1876 Petitions.


The Collector having made report III
this salo to this Court, together with all the
proceedings had n relation thereto, an
persons interested Ia said sale are hereby
warned tobe and appearEn this Court on or
before the 22nd day Of December, 1889.
10 show cause, ifany they have, why the
said sale should nof be ratified and con-
fisined; and Il u further ordered and cd 4
judged this 10Th day Of Nov, 1892, BY the
Circuit Court for ST. Mafy's county, that
said sale made and reported be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause 70 the contrary be
shown 0n OK before the. said 22nd day of ne.
cember. 1892, provided notice Of this order
be given BY the insertion ofa copy thereof
In The 81 Mafy's BEACON, newspaper
published Ia St. Mary's county. Md once
q week for four successive weeks prior 70
said 22nd day ii December.
j. PARlsAN CRANE.
Associate gudge.
Test ~;
JAMES ]. greenwich.
Clerk Circuit Court.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
FOR SALE OR RENT.

MRS. u. r. BELLS FARM, situate dn
III the Public Road near tho Plank Bridge
about mile anda.half from LeonardioWn
Is Torrent for 1898 " will be sold on fea.
eonable terms Apply "a
WIN. r. ssltEENWELL,
Lepnardgpwn, Md.
OF to MRS. %. Ii BELL,
1927 COiunabia III. Il. vi
N6y10 p2Ieui Washington, ii G,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
RATIFICATION NOTICE
LeenardIsva.

In The matter Of shc tax aale or tract
Of lapd assessed In the name If Leo II
Hayden, Third election district OF ST.
harY's county, Maryland made and re-
ported BY Francis y. Graves, Collector ~
State and county taxes Tot the years 1890
nnd 1891.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

A new OIL well on Hollister farm, in Han.
cock county, Ohio, Is flooding the neigh
burhood with oil. which flows 50 fast that
the company cannot supply tanks to hold
II
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
N 30 81 n m r.
DIED

In Baltimore city, on November 26. 1899,
AUGUSTA 4. MlLBURN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
FINE AEIFER ron SALE.

ONE Fine Heller out Of thorough
bred Devon Cow by my feglgseres Holstoin
Freeian Ball and with caIf ~ ny register
ed Bull, Price. $50, q. N
n y Howard ST. Bal lIin0fe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
BARGAINS /
BARGAINS /
BARGAINS |
BARGAINS |

- 4 dollar saved Il dollar made Tbs
a above assertion can hr verified ~
reading fsw Of the Articles named below.
/ can only give Tow, bur you can resS
assured that will save you THR "D0LLAn.
call your attention b iiotif. standard
Family, et85, and the hesi flour THAT
CAN BIZ MADE 1856. II sou DO NOS
find Il the hcal ynu ever used 4 viii cheer,
fully refund lbe money. TRY Ii sou will
be more than pleased
Coal Oh. 100 proai, the hras made. Is eta.
10 gelinns. IL cse: coal oil, 10 prof 10
G MAJ 10 gallons. cis.
fine Ralt, eiss9 per bag, Bright syrup,
70 centA, gallon laia 32 cents; Best Porto
hica moagea IS cenis
Cedar water palle, 5 brass heOIla. 8s cnmts.
cedar palls, 2 brass hoops, q cents
Mems prime, double soiet boots, war
Fanieo, 8245 and 40, wolnen's Oh grain,
standard, 81 "a; aiHD, slsees Of all kinds
from 70 - 90 ceuts per pair less than fegn.
lar price; also, bargains 10
Furniture.
Clothing,
Hais
Caps.
Shirt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

81 TIE twenty iifsl. whose margin ofplural
ity i slight-sun
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

Ne0r6EgSc Persons
Ana those troubled with nnrvoustfaas resulting
ron cAreo o. osefwork will b. fclisvsd ~ tAkfns
BrOtgn's Iron Bittcrs. aenn,na
has trade mark an. crossed red linta On wfappsE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
NeH Advertisements.
GEO. R. REEVES, Y 1A'D''s- NJ.
--wfTm---
sPILLMAN q McGREGG0R,
No. ess I.oas.faaa Asanss, NJ W..
WASHINGTON o. C.

Agents for sale ~ Castic. sheer, Hogs.
Poultry, Eggs and all kinds ~ country
pnduee. Good yrsc1s and prompt reluras.
Dec i--.'mi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
Prices Lover Than Ever Before.

We are tIe Safe House with low
prices for HORNETS Fiinl0us- Yeiloss Ia.
bsied, Genuine OIL Gram Sliaes for men.
boys aud misses We make a specially 81
thls line. Try them,
We are selling bargains In KanawAA
Pumps and Lelbrandt etoY,s and fixtures.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01


ME are re4d to 81 81 Ya,l 81 new baIl
and Winter st8ck AZ By Gels5s
l'khe stock lsia been sflented mith great
cure by cxnqfieheod buyers, and wien xon
Gail on qa y Qu silay I1ect iNispe novelties
and new styles not ueualIy found else
where, Qnr prices are tpfalq nuf eoiApeii.
Tors .Qgr 70 and so qant LsldieS Dress
Goods are a special feature with ne4 They
are beauties Our uEaerweaF comprises
everything - the liAc fhe sssclE or
Nankdfs, Bed Spreads sIawess ki,I Table
IAnehss are nhsnrpatsed BIT Is wortN four
Top tf3 Oesr $40 II Iof 4 yc.I ''5fnia
Wo4 iNanke1 W@hape Hogdl egeIIlk x and
Velfetssf5r 81 ayaM Or 26e..t2l twill
Kennel y equal to S5e goods Is he found
elsewhere We have i LadY'a Light Grey
Coat for Sl2, worth S25 0uf coats run hi
price from 80 70 $i5 each They ara long
ler This year IMAM last Measure 80 and8 81
inches long and better shared Seeing Is
believing, and We viii back Up what we
have said. By calling pn us We Will save
yo4 money FL Tlfy Goods AEzsi orders
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
Nonresident Notice.
james J. GoudH
James D. Hayden q
Fnthe Circuit Court fol 81. Mays fbun-
a, in Equity, No, NA0 d p.

The object or this suit Il to procure q de-
cree for the sale Of the real estate Of which
the late Attaway g. Hayden died seized
and possessed, situate ID ST Mays county,
Maryland, called and known by the namc
Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01
ARE YOy2
Interested in Low Prices

EF K"OU .gF9 r. in0klng Tor safe
and reliable place 70 nade, We wish d Ia.
form you that 81 cuf departments arc II
plela With Tho newest novelties, embracing
The best o. bargains and
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-12-01

The best umbrella for the money at a.
n FenwIck'as Valley Lbe.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-04-01
Harvey Peak Tin Mines.

MI. Joseph Hare was interviewed by
an Omaha Rec reporter in relation to
the outlook for tin in the Black Hills.
Mr.. Hare declares that before the year
is past the;tinplate liar will be compelled
to look for another argumentto support
his free trade facilities, as the output Of
metallic tin from the Black Hills alone
will he more than sufficient to contro-
vert the falsehoods which have been so
industriously circulated.
The Harvey Peak compeny have been
pushing work on its mill, and by the first
OF next June il will be in running order.
The mill will be one OF the most COM
plete tin mills in the world, and will
have a daily capacity OF $50 tons, that
is, it will crush and treat that amount
OF ore a day. A low estimate OF the
output OF metallic tin from this mill
twenty tons a week, or 1910 tons a
year. To supply the demand OF the
United States at the present time would
require fifteen mills OF this size; to sup
ply the world, forty. There is an album.
dance Of ore in the Black Hills to keep
supplied more than double that number
Of mills, and arrangements are already
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1892-04-01
LET each man or woman of means,

LET each man or woman Of means
and each employer of labor. do some.
thing to enable those under her and
him to acquire some healthful Knowl-
edge and receive the incentive to spend
his leisure hours probably. 1t will
be bread cast upon the waters. which
will surely return, though 1t may be
after many days. It has been we'll
said: What VIC e every day with
increasing clearness is that not only
the well-being of the many. but the
chances Of the exceptional genius,
moral or intellectual, in the gifted
few. are highest in a society where the
average interest curiosity. capacity
are all highest" Let this be borne in
mind by those who have any means to
spare and they will see that in help
ing others to rise in that intellectual
scale they are indeed improving their
own surroundings just as much as
when they plant flowers and tend the
grass plat in front Of their own doors.