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The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
SEALING IN THE ANTARCTIC,
Hunters and Sailors Up to the Neck In
Blood and Blubber.

Hunters and Sailors Up to the Neck In
Blood and Blubber.
IL was with tho produce Of seals
that we were destined to Ill our ship,
and till February II we were literally
up to the neck In blood. says q writer
in the Popular Science Monthly. All
the sails arc slowed; the captain sits
In the crows nest from early morning
till late in the evening; the two ca.
ginecrs, relieving one another, talse
charge Of the engines; the cook or the
steward is on the lookout on the deck
or on the bridge; and the doctor takes
Ia helm, unless he can manage to get
away In the boats, in which case some
other noncombatant has to take his
place-all the rest are away after plum
der.
Now a full boat is making its way to
the ship. We steam toward her. As
we near the engines are stopped and
n glides alongside. The cook or the
steward PUSHES from the lookout, the
doctor from tho wheel, one working
Ia steam winch and the other un.
switching the skins, while the boats
crew swallow a hasty meal. The boat
being unloaded, they are off again for
another fill. The greatest rivalry ex.
lists between the boats crews, each en-.
dcavoring to get the greatest load for
the day.
Another boat is seen approach;~~ ,
and away we go again, IlSS;nc tL1,
piece Oh Ice eharstrag that piece with
,%a !; a'"ius Cows, boring away where
:, see Ties closely packed; rounding
alas berg and on to the next until we
reach the boat, which Is down to the
gunwalc in the water, with its crew
cautious, plying their oars us they lie
cronchcd upon their bloody load.
So 1t goes on from day to day. Hay
Is made while the sun shines, and the
pile of skins and blubber rises high
upon the ships deck. Then m a
gale OF wind, accompanied by fog,
slcct and snow, and we lay to under
the lee of a stream Of ice or n berg,
Tho deck becomes busy with life. the
blubber is "madc off" and put into the
tanks and the skins are sailed. When
the gale Is over, at the end Of two or
three days, the next few days of calm
weather are again taken advantage OF
in the boats. Thus the period of gales
and Gains which alternate In this part
OF the world come in quite convenient
ly for sealing, the produce obtained In
the calm weather being made off"
during the gales. We never cxpe-
rienced much swell, being sheltered
by the land, u work lying only a lit
tie east Of Ercbus and Terror Gulf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
FWUUCVOOn XOfICC.

Lana once at Bloomington. Neb., July %. 1893.
Notice Il hereby. given that the oiiOwinS
naineu settler mas hled notice Of his Intention
70 MAKE hnHl proof IN support Of his claim, an
tilit SAID proof will be made tefOre the clerk of
me district court, Webster county, nj Red
.louu, Nrbrnska. on Saturday, Septcmber I'd.
the M nell See -, Ip l. N RANGE " w 9Th IN
lie names - following WitneSscS ..s",ro..
~ rftlilUous residence MON nnd cuItIyrtion
u am Sn.u laill, VIZ. Alfred Metal, John II. Us
| oi EHe y, " r W; llummel, Oliver Mccall, all
'' q. q. BAILEY, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
THE DOG DIDN'T FORGET.
The Book Agent Found This Out at the
Cost of n Quarter.


Tho nan was n book agent, says the
Boston journal. There was no use in
denying that. Any person in his right
mind would have known that he vas a
book agent. Ills trousers were fraycd
out at the bottom, his hat was knocked
In ut the top, and his general appear.
ancc savorcd of many miles walked and
few shckels gathered.
lie amblcd along the deserted street
a few rods and then stopped undecided
ly before the gate of a yard which sur
rounded a small cottage house. lie
was weighing in his mind the pro-
liability Of a sale. Before he conclued
to enter the yard a savage-looking
hound put In nm appearance on the
inside of the fence and made efforts to
reach the book agents trousers
through the palings. Not succeeding
in this diversion, tho dog sat down to
await the time when the man should
open the gate to enter the yard.
The book agent had made up his
mind that he could sell an "Autobio-
graphy" II he could but reach the front
steps Of the house. But the dog was
determined that the agent should not
reach the front steps under any condi-
ton. Good doggy" and mice fellow"
failed to make the least impression on
the canine. lie only howled defantly
on his side Of the fence. His bowls
brought q man from around the corner
Of the next house. He was an exceed.
ingly lean and hungry appearing man.
He took In the situation at q glance
and came over to where the book
agent was vainly ~endeavoring to Con-
ciliate the dog. lie thrust both his
hands deep into his empty pockets and
drawled out:
For a quarter I'll call off the dorg."
The book man must have thought
that the chances of a sale at that par.
ticular house were extra good, for no
drew out the fourth part OF. a dollar
and handed IL to the stranger. That
individual carefully sounded II on his
teeth, and, being convinced Of Its
genuincncss, no dropped IL into his
capacious pocket.
Then, drawing his SLOUGH hat down
over his eyes and turning up his coat
collar, he assumed a highly dramatic
attitude and In stentorian tones Missed
forth: "Tigc, Tigc, l sayl Thou cow
ard and thou brute, know'st thou that
thy master lies captive in yondcr wood
and dost thou linger here2 Begonel
Begon-n-n-e, l say!"
The dog glanced up with a half
curious look, and then turned shame.
facedly away, and putting his nose to
the ground he s!unk quickly from
sight.
"Yer see, %pardner," exclaimed the
hungry-looking man, 'that dog an I
use ter play In high tragedy, an he
ant forgot his u yet. An, by the
way, don't believe yer'll sell a book
In that house, cuz the folks has gone
on to-day on q family picnic. They
left the dog to look out for the house.
Hot weather. ant it? So long"
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
Religious Impostors.

Not fewer than four false Christs ore
mentioned as having appeared between
the years l6l4 and 1888, among them
lSsbbsthis Zebi, the greatest Of all the
many Jewish prctenders, Zebi made
o great noise in the religious world,
imposing himself upon the Jews as
king Of the kings of the earth" He
finally tried his hand at converting the
orient and was only saved from being
pierced by poisonous by en-
bracing Islamism and agreeing to la-
Dor for that faith. OF the other three
one was Mordccai, q German jew; the
names OF tho others are not given In
history.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
Notice For PubIIcnIIon.

M M, "nlce ~ bloomington, Nebr, Aug. O., 1899
n. nmdre Is hereby gwen that the following
make fna' proof In SUPPORT of his claim nm" md
, ,ha sniu ptooi viii be made before the clerk Of
Ne Nsp., 'S an Webster county, at Red Cloud
Johnson d. Wisecarver, lid. n No. iSS;7. 'fmnrr
'"u So, scc' ~ tp.3 3. u. range ", W. 9th u. NJ.
b,s ~ con mi,,es ,in following witnesses TO prove
q, said land, viz. Alexnm Ter A PHI Ina 81
nladen, NHn Albert n. Wilson. OF ,mio. Neb.,
;vvWi,n ~ w,Ison, 0t Otto, Neb., Clarence H.
q. q. BAIIEv Rogjstor
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
Notice For Publication.

Land ofice at Bloomington, Neb,, Aug. %, 1893.
Notice Is hcrely, given that the folio wing
named settler haStiled notice of his Intention
70 make anal prod in support Ot his claim, and
that said proof wiihe made before the clerk Ut
the District court, Webster Co., ut Red Cloud.
Nch.. On Monday, tetoher 0, 1888 viz: Richari
i. Payne, It'd, ApplNO. i24it, for the 81 nek
and Ell SEA. sec "a J. 3 H., Il i2 " 9th y. nj.
lie names the f0Swing witnesses To prove
his continuous .resifnce upon aud cultivation
Of, said land, VIZ; PIN O.. Wilson, Albert n.
al Of otto, Neb.
y, q. BAILEY, Register,
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
Notice OF Sale.

deceased. ~ '"''"'
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance OF AN
order OF Il. Il. Beal, judge Of the district court OF
Webster county, Neb., made on the 18th day OF
July, 1891. for the sale 81 the real estate herein.
AFTER described, there Will be sold ut the east
door or The court house. at Red Cloud, Webster
county, Ntb., on the I'D day Of September, IsG3.
all o'clock J. m at public venduc to the hiciI.
est bidder, Tor cash; the following described
real estate, t0:wit: The sw IL, 20-3ll In Web
ster county. Neb. Said sale will remain open
one hour, from I to 2 p. m.
GEO. X. CHANEy,
Administrator dc bonus non OF the estate n,
Nels POulsOn, deceased.
Dated, August 18th, 1899.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-09-15
Hornets as Paper Makers,

The hornet was the first paper maker
and holds the original patent. The
paper 1t makes is about like that of
the newspaper, nearly as firm, and
made OF essentially the same material
woody tlbers scrapcd from old rails
and boards
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-01-07
Game Law Notice.

Ordered by the Board Of Supervisors
of Grenada county, that. because OF the
destruction Of game fish in said county,
and for the projection and preservation
Of such game and fish, It shall be un-
lawful at any and all times for any per-
son to hunt, trap, sein or otherwise
catch, kill, wound, destroy or chase
any game or fish for marketable pur-
poses in said county. It is further
ordered that It shail be unlawful to
kill any Deer or wild Turkey for .
period Of three years for any purpose,
except that It shall be lawful to sein,
or catch fish In running streams, and
kill fox, raccoon, opossum and rabbits.
Be it further ordered that any one
violating the foregoing order, on con-
viction, shall be fined Tor first ohense
$40. and for each subsequent onense
a25, and that they stand committed
until such fine and costs are paid; and
that this order be In force on and alter
the lst. day Of January, 1893. Also,
that the Clerk advertise said notice IN
the Grenada SENTINEL, for Q period OF
80 days. Ordered Dec. 8, 1892.
d-l7.6t. J. G. PERRY, Clerk.
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uOTEI. NOTICE.

1 take this method Of informing my
friends and the public generally that I
have taken charge Of the PASS HOUSE,
which has been repaired, refurnished
and thoroughly cleaned from garret TO
cellar. intend TO make II the best
S1 90 per day hotel In the State, and
will furnish everything the market al
fords, AZ we'll 10 clean beds and COM
Portable rooms, The Pass House is
situated On n0rth-west corner Of the
public squara, which makes II conven-
lent for all travelling gentlemen Or
l8dies. Reduced rates By the week Or
month. WIN highly appreciate al
patronage extended. 5$l as$
)d-1O- '02-8m. j. D. HEREFORD.
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(CoNcLuDED NEXT WEEK.

WAKE HUBBARD, popular drummer
for Robert Howe, Of Cincinnati, while
trying to ford . stream of water In a
buggy, near Vienna, Noxubee County,
last week, was upset and drowned. The
two horses also were drowned, sut the
drive. escaped. "A T
THE s5o,oo0 necessary to rcfh0ye the
Mississippi College to Meridian iro6.
Clinton has been subscribed, together'
with donation Of twenty acres Of land.
Tho committee appointed by the Bap-
tist State Convention, consisting Of
Capt. John Powell. I. N. Ellis and 7. A.
Hesrn, visited Meridian last week for
the purpose Of deciding whether the
paper submitted is bankable. II thny.
so decide, report will be made to W.
board OF trustees, who will formally
order operations to begin. It. Is ex-
pected that work will commence on the
college building within month, and b.
ready for occupancy in the fall. ,
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HE undersigned returns thanks
L the local and travelling public
generally, for the kind and liberal
patronage extended in the past, and
hopes by renewed efforts to deserve
increased favor, The Tables will be
supplied with the very best the market
affords, served in the best and most
palatable style. The rooms are In
every respect clean, neat ana com. com.
Portable. A splendid sample room
will be found at the disposal Of
the drummers. Board with, or with
out lodging, by the week or month, at
reasonable rates. Special attention
paid to the arrival and departure OF all
trains. Yours to please,
MRL. S. M. HOLLOWAY.
Nov. s. O2-6m.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1893-01-07

You run no risk. All druggist
guarantee Groves Tasteless Chill Tons
{c to do all that the manufacturers
claim for 1t. la s
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Be It remembered that the Honora-
BILE Board Of Supervisors Of Grenads
County, Mississippi, met at the Court
House in the city Of Grenads ON Mon
day, the End. day Of January 1898, the
came being regular term Of said
Court. .<G ~. sss4fj'a.
Present, o. L. Kimbrough, BsAt !,
s. H. Roberts, Beat 2, L. B. Ysager,
Beat 3, w. r. Baker, Best 4; r. II.
Mason, Beat 5, G. B. Jones, Sheriff;
J. G. Perry, Clerk.
Whereupon the following orders
wara falsAn and all0Wancea made:
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,ngstreet,

liam McAfee,
Washington Cause,
johnson,
>,rt Lewis Jones,
!. hr Lane Leigh,
ofre Washington Golden, ST..
q y Ilm Henry Harrison Golden.
id Buren, McHenry.
o. liam Benjamin Wright,
ederick Noys Hartshorn,
illiam Stratton Tomlinson,
Julius Ash,
John Thomas Bryant;
James Henry Mcneil,
Henry Thompson,
William viii 1si Waiter Townsend,
Leefees Weeks,
fBenjamin Chin Adams,
ErOfford Goodwin,
miles Walker Rose,
John Wesley Seals
Daniel Clark.
Peter BOushe,
Augustus Samuel Weigert,
William Cunningham Chamberlin'
Thomas Smith,
John Legrand Melton.
Edward Lake Austin,
John Waddeli Kendall,
Walter Henry Ladd,
Milton Moore.
AlO6CV OlSUu
George Washington Lake,
Alexander Spencer Bell,
Sam Ladd.
Ernest Louis Gerard,
William Magruder Law,
Moses Present Golden,
Joseph DepratO,
Steven Magnani. -
Robertson Hardee Williams.
Laurence Washington Logan,
George GOlladay,
John David Duke,
Lewis Majet,
James Lafayette Moore,
William Harris CrOwder,
Landon Carter DuBard,
Robert Hood Turner,
John Wesley Acee,
Charles Terrell 9tatham,
T0lomy Calvin Davis.
Samuel Alexander Lac0ck,
John Henry johnson,
Joseph Judson Slack.
Daniel Baker UtleY,.
Benjamin Joseph Wallace.
James Hogan Bull,
Dec. II. '02. 81
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w. F.HALLAM h CO., V
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

Special attention given TO renting Of
all kinds Of property and collecting,
also for sale Of any property. Cores
pondence solicited. Once at Bell y
Martin Bros. {ss 4.
OCT, 1-02-8m. ~, X, VI
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ins Capt.
q Of that
i with the
g expired.
nection with
o soon, hav-
uld long be
trong, direct
and that the
C government
,thened by his
, to principle.
from Capt. Banks
nedium. Matches
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.every bottle ofPlan-
b, and will cheeS billy
n case Of failure. nor
Nance and g. ".
as1 d-11f
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PETITION roe LrCxus1 10 RETAIL
LIQUODa,
6rAf1 or MISSISSIPPI [
&r0madA County,

F. y ,v5T. STATE or NIesIsslPPI,
p. Grenada County.
TO the Hon. Bpard Of Mayor and Aldermen
q. S.ds sse stass s ssissipapi; County OF 'e
Gentlemen:-Ve, the undersig ied qualified
voters Of the City Of Grenada, and residents
In said city, respectfully recommend unto
BENJAMINFRANKLIN THOMAS.
who hath fled his petition with your Board
praying the grant Grant q 4 license to sell and retail
nous, vinous, ALCOHOLIC, Intoxicating and malt
liquors, In said city, at the Chamberlin
House, according to law. is : resident In
said municipality; = 2 male person over the
reputation and . sober and suitable person
to receive such license. We recommend and
ask the issuance Of such license to him.
ssai1ws Samuel WIFE, .~'>1'' iAoAA'' 'pp'''an'
Ms1eslia: Mss dl1ia:a%SfifIlfi.; %iIlis;m puo.,d, ~~.
Thomas Jefferson. Hesth, . = r'
Jonah Drummond, l.
Charles Trimble, %2>'
Robert p0ak. y - ..
William Ward, ~ s:5~s
ss%Hsl @,'';. BHIpy Sp;s PRipk1in' Rgl1
William p, Prince Fergason'
Henry CLAY Orman,
Albialblon johnson Ransom,
August Gerard,
'rarcis solon Wright,
sThoin.s Wood,
Wolf kosMtnsky, af44
7ashlngton Eatman,
,dgar Heath,
Wi Williams, Jr, s,
vard Ballard,
kins Drummond,
mes johnson,
ford,
,ore Smith,
snider,
Hughes,
Al Whitaker,
ter Kendle,
cen Mister.
King.
fired Belew,
ilton Barksdale,
# Morgan.
Berry,
,arles Duncan,
Cameron Hebron,
nB,
"dJones,
BOD Pass,
Clark,
opher Thomas,
add,
yweeks,
Calm,
iCObb,
Garter,
kincatd,
tonrce BuffalOe,
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-05-03
a SLIP That Vas Once a GIi.r

II Is tact and II that may not be
generally known that the United State,
government label placed on every box Of
imported cigars sold in the United States
bears a fine steel plate engraving of the
steamer City OF Washington, a sister
ship of the i'll fated CITY of Bosto, n
the year 1861 the City of Washington.
then plying between New York and
Liverpool. covered the passage to the
westward in January in IA DAYS Is hours.
April, IL days 81 hours; May. 10 DAYS q
hours; July, ID days; August, 13 DAYS:
September, ID days go hours, and De-
cember, Is days 10 hours.
In December, 1862, she made the trim
from Sandy Hook to Queenstown in what
was then the remarkably fast time Of Q
days l9hours and 80 seconds. The CITY
OF London made several passages to the
eastward in 1863 and 1864 in less than II
York World.
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Some Familiar Quotations,

"~Alliteration's arttul aid" was spoker,
of by the little read poet. C%iiurchll,
'Pursues the even of his way wis
the phrase ut Il bishop of London IN the.
last century, DR.. Porteous. The pank
OF perfection" was originated BY Oliver
Goldsmith: 50 were '..~ieasures. not men :
and Man wants but little here below
nor wants that little long" Gray. the
author of the "Elegy," is responsible for
many popular phrases. among them
Full many Il gem of plrest ray serene
TO waste its sweetness on the desert
air" This pleasing ANXIOUS being :
.The paths of glory lead but to the
grave" and Where ignorance IL bliss
It's folly To be wise" Dir. johnson gave
us TO point Il moral and adurn Il tale"
and Who lives to please must please TO
live. He also said, Who drives Tar
oxen should himself lie fat III whlt.t
there is more sound than sense. -London
IIt-Bits
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special Rate to Helena, X, Of =.

10 those DESTROYS Of attending the
meeting Of the Grand Lodge X. of p,
which meets at Helena. May 10th, the
Northern Pacific railroad will give a
round trip rate at m and one-fifth fare.
provided one hundred or more attend
the meeting. Parties will pay full fare
going and take a receipt. II one hun
dred or more attend, the secretary's Ger
together with the railroad re-
will be authority to the company's
agent at Helena to sell a return ticket
at one-fifth regular rate. Tickets will be
on sale May - to III. inclusive. good for
one day after close Of meeting.
H. ID. DBRIEs.
Agent.
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Dickens Debt Prisons,

How little-to take only one case!
the scenery of ''Pickwick" remains. how
indeed, the whole Of the London of thai
particular time has been improved of
the face If the earth. Il very clirsury con
sideration Of the Topography of the bmR
will amply show.
The abolition Of imprisonment FOR
debt, except by the side wind of com
INITIAL for contempt Of court. long ago
swept away the sponging houses a,i,.
debtors PRISONS when occupy so large a
space N English fiction from the tlmle ct
Fielding and Smoliett down to quite re-
cent years
The Fleet. its inhabitants and the
squa!ia lives they lei under Mr.. Rokas
and his comrades are only known to the
readers of today by the descriptions II,
'PickwiclS" and ''Pendennls." and few
people who nowadays pass down Far
ringdon street have any idea that the
ranishackie old prison stood very ,uarir
on the site of the Congregational Me
moral hail az late as 1864. having sur
vived It's disestatlishment Hs "a debtors
Jail nearly twenty years.-Engiish Illus
trated Magazine.
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Wednesday. May ;. is93.
THE OPENING OF THE FAIR,

1t would have been a very stoical
American among the vast concourse
that graeed the opening ceremonies of
the Worlds Fair on Monday. whose
heart did not thrill with patriotic emo
ton at the supreme moment when the
president of this great republic. by the
lightest pressure Of his finger. gave life
and motion to the miniature world around
hira. Even the brief and hurried de-
scriptions of the scene that come to us
orer the wires. send the readers blood
through his veins in more rapid pulsa-
tons. while his throat swells and his
eyes are momentarily dimmed. at the
thought Of the supetlative g~reatnesss.of
1hss country his codnt'y-opr. country
comes home to him. On such an oc-
casion the aims and ends OF partisan
struggles seem utterly peurile. and the
true American thanks God that the
country is safe and its glorious career
assured despite the doleful prophecies
OF the political teacl ers. For those who
were permitted to assist ia the formal
opening Of the Fair. even as spectators,
the conspicuous 5ent must remain a
cherished recoll ctiun always. The
assembled preseare Of all the dignity
and power Of tbs greatest OF nations.
reinforced BY tle friendly participation
of every power in the civilized world.
combined 10 Evolve at Chicago the
GROWING glory Of these international
fetes flat have in the latter half of this
century become the opponents Of a
Comfy of nations. Impressed as
il were by he grandepr and solemni,y
OF the occasion. even the speeches that
were a necessary part Of the programme
were shofn Of the spgeui-eagle attribute
that on most all other public occasions
the American orator feels warranted in
INDUCING in. and were confined to terse
and timely references 10 the event at
hand, which diglitied but did not over
an occasion so unspeakably big that
language and oratory, at its best. must
Tail to do justice to.
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strength and Health,

II you are not feeling strong and
healthy. try Electric Bitters. II LA
Grippe has left you weak and weary
Use Electric Bitters. This remedy, acts
directly on liver. stomach and kidneys.
gently aiding those organs to perform
their functions. If you are afflicted
with sick headache, you will find speedy
and permanent relief by taking Electric
Bitters. One trial will convince YOU
that this is the remedy you need. Large
bottles only soc. at Wright's Drug store.
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'It~ISo HEDf Co.,,
Indiana Mineral Springs. Indiana


Delegates and others attending the
annual encampment of the G. A. r. at
Great Falls on May 10th. will be given a
round trip rate over the Northern Paci-
fic from all points in the state to Hell
ena. conditioned upon an attendance of
n hundred Or more. Full fare must
be paid going and the reduced rate of
one-fifth fare returning. will DE adjusted
on the certificate plan. Those who de-
sire to avail themselves of this rate must
take d receipt from the agent Of whom
they buy a full fare ticket. which must
be presented in purchasing return
ticket.
II. ID. OBRIEs.
Agent.
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\ coal linile lear Manchester lies III
the great deH;h ri about go wards. an,,
the boring Presents tue curious plenoHn
enon Of f3iaslng aowu from one seam ~
coal to another onr 100 Yards geoioglca,
ly higher This * due IT, "A reverse.
fault. by which the seams are thrown
into this remarkable relative position
AT the bottom Of the nine tie ten,
perafurr Is 81 de-ss Fair. which il M
expectcdlv low and the barometer
stands three inches higher than at int
surface. - Nnr, Telegram,