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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18

For impure or thin blood. Weakness. Malaria,
Neuralgia, Indigestion, and BiliOusness. tass
BROWNS IRON BIrTERs, II gives strength, making
old persons feel young, and young persons
strong: pleasant TO take.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
Dlsc.iablishnent in Wales.

LONDON. April l7.-it is stated posi-
lively that a bin providing for the discs.
tabiishment OF the Church In Wales Will
be introduced In the House next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
CEREMONIES At RALEIGH.
Remarkable Tribute Of Affection On
tfc Part of the People.
MATTER OF SUCCESSION.
Yr,nL \ o.hornc and Il. II. Battle Added to
the Probabilities Appointment
to rc Made Friday.

'''' ..,,.
ihe a.'''s'' N'''' ''" '.'
raI followers received aH that was '''
- probably she most popular man the
e.... ,.... ..,.., ,.r..Ir.rl
....., 90 ,,,,. ELEGANT
I'' i'.'N WIS ''.'i.
ilHm1u slcrrrS ana me piN'0-'''
,, u f,. president of the road. II
....,4 D.,,.ro 81, early dawn. aul
,....,.,s ,...-.. ont % demonstrate the af-
e.. r. ..t.r state Of Virginia.
...,..., .,.,,..ts af.r,, tho
- Ian. D..
tI '''"''
iI a.i' i''" i'e car
tr.I f.r remains. ltfi'ir ''''"''" ""N
.l.t r,e t1nnc 90 bells from the
-....,..... f.,.,..,-,g.rlts and the ap.
o.... ,..,.. L,.,,.
'''
I.." of ler rf' .i "'i'' "'. ""N''"' "'''-
t.tI. of .I veterans pressed in 10 500
l.. .r.l" .rI r W.e with difficulty
p..+ er.ri the cars
Y..- ..h, + King.
Sat-. s...,te
i,ut IHu-H 'i '.' '''''
j...i 'l. parts. Hf HAM Itt'i' 'N-'''N'''
,.~ Thomas ~. H.,t ana at Durham
,.r., So C4rr th. ntt.r The ga
.,...... ..,.-....t az a tobacco
..,.t..,. t,,
oi ".
i.' i~ th" .ii"' 'I ' i.'''
I.rt t' l' H''i+ 'i '''
ItITIGT I% BLACK.
r.r...t tr,u.h ON short
...... ,,. remains.
' '. I'''- -
.r.. ..n- nf i'- h.".'9 "'
-.,.... ..l Wl.l the train io''t TYP
.....t ,..... ,..i, .f mourning seemed
n.. .,,,r. city. th,
,..... rt.~,iy
...e ,... state m. supreme
.,...,- ot
o..t. .--Ii.'-t ".' .'
III. -,.'. met fhr remains. ANA "''''
.......t.t. .le.. rI.... lu H Atni-I. .ne
ly f.T black
iN. g., r,.
I.r tl.E N.fr '.ii+'.'' ''
10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18

months ago from Florida in an almost
dying condition. and has hardly left MS
bed since. He leased splendid resi-
dence in the suburbs, and lived quietly
with his wife and a few servants The
cause of his death was consumption.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
Orgnns. so To- &2nn.

All sizes and styles of case.
Il. B. LEE.
SIS Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18

Beautifully finished.
Il. b. LEE. Pace Block.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18

New Upright Piano, sI6J.

II TIdUt IdHU, NfODs
4 great bargain. Il. B. LEE.
SO Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
For Over Fifty Nears

Square Pianos from $50 To SIPS.
Polished and repaired. j. II. LEE,
s0j Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
RULE IL OPERATION.

After the roll had been called. Mr..
Livingston made the point that under the
rule the roll could be- called but once.
but the Speaker oyerrul.d the point.
The most noticeable thing about the call
was that in order for the tcllers L. keep
tally. the roll-call required three quarters
OF IN hour for its completion The vote
resulted Yeas. 226; nays. .. The previous
question was therefore ordered. and the
motion WIS adopted by viva yoce vote.
\ number Of Executive conmunica-
tions, which had accumulated on Tho desk
during the past few days. inclHang the
latest batch of Hawaiian correspondence.
were laI before the House and referred
also q number OF senate bills and the
urgent deficiency bill. with tn. senate
amendments. ON motion of Mr.. Sayers,
the House nOn-coucurrai in the Senate
amendments. and asked conference.
M-ssrs. Saycrs. Livingston. and Cannon
were named confer, eS.
The House. at $780, resolved itself into
Committee Of the Who'll. and took up the
diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill.
At $40 the committee rose and the
House adjourned until tomorrow at
noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
PERSONAL ONLY.

Virginia arrivals: Abram c. Ely and
wife. l.. B. Thomason. w +. Rcddy. Jr..
John j. Finegan. Richmon' United
States District-Attorney Lassi:r, Peters
burg: United States Disti:ct Judg
Hughes. T. y. Almond, Lurzy: o. w.
Hollingsworth and wife, Ma I.ashty,
Petersburg.
h. l.. Patterson, of Durham, ~ c.. is
in town.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-06
SUMMARY.

The above balance stands to tho
credit of the various funds as ner
IreasuTers Balance Sheet, dated
June 18th, 1894:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-09-06

To the Honorable Board of County Comnus.
sioners Of Elko County, Nevada.
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Guar.
teily Report OF the Finances OF the County
for the quarter ending June 30, 1894.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. II MEIGS
Auditor.
M. H. MILLER,
Treasurer.
, 1894-08-13
Outes QQubenfutter.

Die @rbIe gilt ais gltes Iaubenfutter,
notwithstanding, tpetl ite bon ben Sauben germ
genommen ntr6, Oob gei6iebt 2ebtereS Diel>
mebr, neil ie iib leibt aufnebmen lGBt.
Sic lit 0ur6lpeg 3u l3tper, mac6t f0ul unO
trGge unb fl6rt tnfolge ibrer yStren9e"
&ranfbeitcn berbei, Die I'M &opf unO
0tagen e1tipringen. Ql8 3Wii6enfutter,
p0er ab un0 5u etnmal in gerin9eren
Wfengen, idabet iie nicbt. Scr O}ai5 lit 6aS
lble6teite a4er &ornerfutter fir Iauben !;
i'm CONNER er5eu9t ct 3u Diel 0iBe i'm
&0rper lino miro i3lecbtDeg 19GOltb ba=
bltrdb, 0aB e. itet5 Diele rnreife &0rner ent>
bait, bic i6limme &rant6citen berporz
rufen. WtGeu itnO nur ais S6letmfutter
mGbrenb Der 3u6t 81 enpfeblen; ais
9auerfutter targen iie bel ibrem .@ebalt an
Wfe0l unb 6iilien nicbt, neil Der Wfangel
an Stoffen, pelbe bic Iau6e BET t6rcr
&erOauung peientlib 0ebrau6t, leibt
W3age%nfranf6eiten berbeifii6re1, Die NIT
8erluit enoen. 8iden ioIten beS7
bQ[b MIR ais Q(bpccb3luu9Sfutter in
g~eringer Wfen9e 5uselaiien merben. 8obe
men biloen Elm iebr gute5 Iaubenfutter fiir
groBe icbmere Haiien, tpie Carrier, 9ro9oz
ner, HOmcr II. a., fitr Die ite lo9ar notbz
tpcn6ig itno, fleineren 9taiien unO &r0pfern
jeop9 gebe man feline. ben erlteren lit bic
8o6ne Su groB Nnb 16Dcr, looaB tie Ser
bauung8beibDeroen begitnittgt, un0 Rr01
pier betommen 0aDon 0QngetrOpf uro an
bere &ro%pifranfDeiten, dllBerOem tper6en
Die Sbierc 0aU0n trGge unO fGul. 8eiscn
miro BON ben Sauben 5tpar germ genomz
men, alein ct ntadt lie tue9en letneS gro
Ben Mfebl> un6 StGrfege6altS iebr bolo
fett, ioooB eilt 3u6tauSfau entite0t. Wtan
rGtb aLio bon Wei5cnfittterun8 ab unb min
oieles Rorn nur fir abgemagerte 56iere
ais !3pii9enfutter, unb in 3eitabi6nitte1
tpebielpeiie 8e8sben, geltc1 laiien. 8u6z
"tDei3en ge6e man MIR erfrantten Sauben,
nomentIicb Den on !6Gngefropf lei6enz
BEN 8r0pfern; fir 9eiunOe 2ouben
lit er 3u leic9t, CT bat Goa ct
81 biilienrei9) tOenig Suttertpert6 un6
farm Ite nicbt crnd6rcn. QllS 3mii6enz
futter mag man i'm %lei1er bic SCREAMING
f0roernoen Gigeni6aft tuegen 9eben, als
9ouerfHtter 9enit8t ct ntdt. 0age8en lit
@crite 0oS bette uno inter alien llmitGn0en
5utrGgltbite S~lttter, oa fte ben rt6tigen
Bro5entiab al W}ebl un6 9iilien entbGIt,
allies, tpa8 6ie GGube CUR geiun0en or
u6bruu9 n0tbi9 bat, bietet, unb AUDI Die
~jun5en &auben fi9 bel Tiitterung nit
@erite Iebbaft entipiGeln utO geiuno 6letz
ben. Mtan gebe be8baIb ben Gauben uiel
@erite uro babel tGgli9 friicbcS 0oiier,
gu empfe0Ien 1T, 3ertIeinerten, nit
6ering8Iate angefeuc6tetcn M}0rtel un6
Gtidenial3 in einem @efdBe bin3uiteIen
un6 a6 ul6 81 etiua9 9tiIblamen 3tpiicben
Oos 6uttcr 81 men9en. NO9 3u bemerten
lit, baB nicbt meDr TUtter Oerabrei6t
Wcrbe, ais bic Satben eben per5ebren.
3Uoiel Tutter mo9t bic Iau6en trd9e un6
bewegung8unluitig; am beiten betOmmt
e5 i6neu, penu ite eS lor8fdIti8 %5uiGmmenz
iucben m~ii1Ier. GefdBe NIT itebenbem
SHUTTER itub OertperftA.
, 1894-08-13
Abeatnblott ner auhtota @taats- Retana, ganntaa, Is. Auauf 1894.
.is man 1ich oero6e,u eTeno fiihlf

Ul9 IlulI ttU 9etuUe3u eIeltp nVlt ....
9ti1t Sflauc be8 2cDens muBt Oh fem,
i%onoerl1 iein 6err. 2cben 2lrbeit uno
Elm flarer Wile. Slid - rubigc 9terpen,
- feinc Wtuitf ...."
vOtuitt. NerDen !" untcrbra9 CT lie oufz
looernOcn Nu8es, rbann tparen Sbrer Wteiz
uul1g nacb Die Bropbcten ni6t 6erren ocS
9ebenS, alS'ite metSl0gten, alS lte Die SOL
fer 6epegten, baB 9anSe 80lfer Dor ibnen
3~itterten ? QSte ? lln6 oaS gan5e G0lt err
9riff Scbam un6Sur6t OaS gauge 8olf ,
tpte elm Wfann, bereute uno tpurbe tpie6ers
geboren go. Wfuiif! l1nb 8eetboDen elm
8errliGter, fein Wulifer ? lln0 ale Gro
Sen Ser g8ilieni6oft nidt begeiitert, lons
bern nerOen5errltttet 80. metnen Sic Z"
Gr unterbracb iicb pl0bIi9 unO 0ffnete
melt Die Q(ugen naCb ibr. Sn ieinem Nnt3
Lip 3udte eS, uno wte0er buitete CT qUals
boil.
vWtuiif!" boripurfsbou rief er es aus,
nahOem ct iiG erbOlt bate, unb lab tie an.
rghEn ia, 6ob mir - iin6 ntdbt @enie5
uno nicbt Yropbeten. Q8tr - itno Nrbeis
ter" iie ia9te eS leiie Dor iiD bin, nm t5n
nidbt Wieoer Guf3uregen.
ySit benin ben i'm Staube itb Wtibenoen
Slid nibt nDtbig 2" fragte er nit l%eiicr,
porii6tiger Sti1nme, I'M ben 6uiteu 5ue
riidsubaltcn. LIMB Slid" f~eierlicb erbob
er ben 2lrm, uienes 8rOBc, ieIige Slid lit
MIR in be8etiterungSDOuen 9lu9enbIiden
Dober Geioenic6aft. 0aS beOeutet mir Der
Sob, penn i0 tueiB, OaB t6 be9eiitert
lterbe. Die S9pinbiu6t 1T cine Sranfs
belt, bic niht pl0BIidb auSIiibt, ionbern
lan8iam per5cbrt. Sb Iebe ieBt - Sag
unb Na1t in Wtuitt.... PlOBIi@ lab ct
ie tlor un6 9~elaiien an. SD .~3irnte SD
nen, ieBt tbUe icb eS ni1t mebr, - benin
iD beOaure Sic -. Sic itebcn np6
int 2~tnfan9e 6es Qebens. @enn
emit bic 2eioenidbaft Sic iiberfommt,
8eben Sic ibr Gaum, t00ten Sic ntbt i'm
&leinen -. eS lit cine Sitn0e!"
9t09 einem erneuten 6ultenanfaQ le9te
er iih CANS ericb0pft auf Sic &ilien, bebcdte
ieine SitBe nit benz Ylai6, uno ct eutz
iblummerte. Seine 2lu9er, bebedt bon
ben ipeiBen 2ibern, 9licben ben btinben
2lugen elmer Statue.
Sine Belt lang bltdte ie na60enflt6
bor ii1 bin. Damn marbte tie ben Slid
auf ibren 8naben, Sbre erlt 10 9lGn3en6en
Qlu9en pur6en bunteL uno ttef, ul1b ibr
2lntliB naDm ben Qtusoruf itiuen, etpa5
beunrubi8ten, aber tiefen, riibrenben W}utz
ter9li6eS all.
2ls iie tpieOer SbeGe9off aniab, err
fannie ie ietn 2tntltb fallm mieOer. ST
trGumte, Sn ieinen 3ii9en Lag neben uns
3erlt0rbarem 6riebcn cir tiefer @eoanfe,
uuO feline 2ippeit nmipieltc bin un6 mieocr
ell reineS, taft tinbltcbe8 9Gc6eln.. Gr
trdumte bon Ser 2benbr0t6e, bic CT i'm
ibneuen @oriiberfabren aus Dem 6eniter
geieben, unO BON &ldngen, in benen Oieie
Nbenrr6tbe einen munberiamen 6Dmnus
lang, lln6 Der Mittelpunft bteler err
babenen T0tbe, Dieicr getpaltigen 6Dmne,
Der Wiittclpuntt, aus Dem ic geboren wur7
ben unb bon benz iie ben gan3sn 6immeI
iibcritrabIten un6 6urCbt0nten, mar iei1e
8rult, - bteie trante unb oocb 10 itorfe,
bieie erib0pfte unb bocb 10 traItroue
8rait. limb Der @runbton bieier 5pmne
mar: gnt3iifen, Heioeni6aft, Ssgeiiternng,
= 0lI6....
, 1894-08-13
2~Laoemeiner prOouFtenmarFt.

SOlgeuOe @reiie murbeu bel srOBereu 4aI=
ten e"rStelt:
MebI- Sorter Neiseu @utertte) uarer
ou9eleBt 5u $3.15@3.40 i'll Ool;; mei6er
@Set5et Qatente) $3.OO@3. 10; barter Mei;elt=
(BGdernie6U $1.80@2.00 in SGde1; pei6er
QSei5en= (8Gderme6U ST Goal. 80; ,,01eb Goo''
S1.3O@1.40 i'll SG6eu &tntermei5eu SO. 40@
$50 in 6ol5.
3o89en- Seine @erf6ufe.
@eu-9 gut bis pOr5ii9Ii9 S10.00@11.50
Corn 8ertGuie ua9 Yrobe waren
SEQ. 2. 573@573c; go. 3 SIC; QtO. 4 56tc.
Wtntermet5eu- 8ertGufe mad NrObe
woren go. 8 ROTH 52@53c.
Triibia DrS=8 ei3en - Seine Der
f6ufe.
IS SER # = 5Oc@55c.
9ofer- @ertGufe uo9 4rnbe warsu
SEQ. 2, 800 @31c.
9Gmereien - Tla6s $1.2s; G1euer)
&imotbp S4.85@5.O0; Slice 1910.
6leie- $500.
90 6i5tep-$1.22
8utter- Selte Creamery @a0re 23c
quite 21@22c.; mittelmGBi9e 17@16c.
Goirp, bette, 1885,; m%itteloute uno quite 49,
@16!c; frii6er @ofilt9 Stot 1O@@11c.
ga ie-Youn9 Nmericau9@94c. G9meiz
3ertGie 13@14c., Yinbur9er &c. @7c.
@e flit9e = Spring GbidenS 11@12c.
@Guie S4@6.00 baS GubeuD.
Gier- 12@12@c. per Guben6.
8O6uen- 8elte 9iapieS 81 600
mittel9ute S1.80@1.85; nit Der Niai6ine 9ez
retni9te 81 .35@1.4O.
Grbieu- 9etrodnete, 9~riine, S74@9Oc.
8ortDffe1u Roie Sl.85@2.00 Das
SAP. Gorlp 0bio s. .60@1.65.
8rom6eereu- S1.1O@1.25 per Sale.
6tmbeereu- 1.25c@1.40 per Sale.
~ - q I h O q CT OSAG1 IN
Nep feI- 81. 50@$2.7 rs per TaB.
SO a ermelOneu S50@100 per
@o99ou.
Metntraubeu- zoe per &orb.
8irueu- $1.40@15O per 40 8fb. Site.
10@1.15 per 20 Bib. Soy.
80n0ueu- $1.25@1.50 per 8ut3.
6ttrouen- 81. O0@S.O 90 Die Dor.
@oni9- Q8eiBer 6lee, III 0iunbe obge=
tbeilt, 114@123c. ni6t 10 bed, 1O@11c. ;
bunfel 1O@1O3e. baS 4fnnb; alSgeloliener
5@6c.
@emHe- @eiBfraut, 9Oc@S1.OO bic
Crate 8luneufobl 25c@50c per TuBeno
Seuerte -@-C. boS 9ubeuD g8eiBe 9tiibelI,
40@50c. OaS 8uibel; Stefriibeu % oaS
ToB Wtporriiben 10@15c. 0oS 9ubeub; Sur
fen 25@50c, oGS 0uB. @99 Bla1t 75c@$1.O 90
DGS GUS; jun9e @rblen, S. .G0@2.15 II 8u.
Sof 3WiebelI, iuu9e 81. 10000 per Sap
Sonldtelt 2004Oc Der Gaze, q 4 Torbe
8obnen, $1.00 Der II 8uibelzSaf; SiiBtOrr,
7@8c per Iubeub.
&olg- 9fo. 1 4!c., NO. 2 &c.
S0mierfett A 41c., B &C., gel
beS &c.
8e1encorn- Quf Der 8abu ,,foir" bic
uGboice", grimes 34@3}c.; mittleres, rOtf
ODER bloBfarbi9 3@34c.; roub ultO 9rob ga
&c; ,.@boice", grimes, 5n @arpetz8iirter
SIC. ; - Self=wOrtil1g", grimes 24@3c.; rOtt
oOer gelb enoi9eubeS 2@3c.
, 1894-08-13

r8enti9es (3ermar) SaI3", u&uHltlIaes eariSoaoer
Gals", eber pSmprDpee @arlsbaber Gait, unS inter
pieleu auberen 8e3eibuHu9en 5u ~perfauien iuCben, inter
Der arpreiiuus, bag pOisIe ebeHio gut" ieien, wje bic
6bten &rpoufte BON Garlsbao, pel9e brett aus oea
weltberibmten Gueaen eelpOnneu lperOeu.
9ie3 berubt MIR aui elmer Sdui9ung beS .gu6Gtums
oeS grbBereH @4rbieuite5 ipeseu, ben Der betreffeubr
SIubler an oieIeu 5GIlGwugeu mast. SIT tuuitli.
der SO Elm D gut ipie abter2 @Girbe ir8enH
Semanb 1pineutli5 fIuIt!tGeu 99eiu Dem uatirltbeu
aft Der 8ebeu oor5teDeuH gearum teuu fuD pUn bieien
Jdliduuael Biuterfijbren Ganer, ipe5iea ,penu Die Sc.
iuuobett oobet in GSrage fomnt! 9je uotirltDeu 8ro'
BUTTE Der Queaeu bon 6arlsbab eutbo.teu 9eTtaubthetic,
Die ftiuItliD Htbt b~erseiteat luerOeu t0Mueu. Geit SoDr'
~bHueerteu iiuO Die @afcr bon g0rlsbab lpegcu ibreI
9eilptrtun9 Bel 6ronfbeiten Der &eber, gttereu rnS bes
NlageuS riibmltdIt bef0nnt.
9os a3te @0rl$bober GpruoeI.GaIS tpiro brett au8
Der 9pruoeiqueue unter Der SETTING Der Stabtgemeiuoe
earlSbae gelppunen, uub our3 bereu A9euteu fir Die
gereiuigtea St0ater, Die @isuer q @teuoeliou Som.
pan9. gtcp Yprt, Dertouft. SeOe TlaIbe bes dbt imppr-
sirten &GofierS uuo Sprubel=Sal5es mug pblges Gtaot.
ilesel, iouie be uuteri6rift Der a9euteH y@iSuer &
&tenoelIoH 60, 152-l54 6rontltu Ctr, Nelp @urts
al Der @tttette boben. gu BADEN in alien @pptbeteu.
M0H bite lid ppr sal 9uu0en
See GtaStrat0 CARLSBAD.
, 1894-08-13

- g8abrcn6 es auf ben englii6en llniz
DerIitdten, AUDI in OgforO unb cambridge,
bis JeBt nur 2ectoren lecturers Ober
readers) fir bic beuticbe Spra6e gob, lift
ba5 ltniperiitp college in 2iOerpOol baSu
geicbritten, BEN Qe6rituDl ftr 6aS
bertlcbe S%prab8e6iet gu elmer 8rOfeiiur SIT
erbebeu, u1b bat ben btSbertgen Snbaber
bieieS 2eDritublS, @errn DOCTOR Sumo
Sleeper, nit Der 4rOfeiiur betraut, 6crr
ptOfeIior Wfcper lit Elm 6amburger ulb
8ruber 6eS bur6 iein grOBeS QGerf ilber
Sic altc Geicbicbte %befannten llnipcriit6t51
&rofeliorS GOuarb 0teper in 9aIe.
, 1894-08-13
G6tca8o, -. Q(u9uF.
2tuswGrtiae nl6rFte.

G6lnBpreiie i'll @eiSen unO Corn III arOes
rem StQDten mareu:
28ei5en-Gew gort: 2(lsrit $3.50; @ep.
TENDER 594c; 9eSember 62&c.~- ct. 2ouiS
2lu9uit 514c; September 515c; DECEMBER
SOC. = 9ulutb 8oar, 574c; September 56gc
- Wtimneapolis @Gar, 58c; S]eptember 544c,
- Baltimore: 2llI9uit 564c; Spptennber 564c
- Soleoo: 8oor, 533c; September 544c. -
Wtiluautee: 8oor, 52fc; September 534c.-
Detroit 8aar, 534c; September 548c.
Corn 9few 9orf: 9tu9uit 6O4c; Sep=
tember 60c. December $3.50. = ct. 9ouis
2(ll9uit 514c; September 518c. - Baltimore
Saar, Coo; 2(r9ult 6Oc.
, 1894-08-13
Dele.

Carbon, prime white. $50 deg. test. ~
Carbon, headlight, 175 deg. lest. 81
Carbon, water white, $50 deg. tcst.... e
Carbon, snow white, $50 deg. test>.... 7&
Carbon, Michigan legal test, T. w.. 81
Carbon, Michigan, w. W............. g.
Carbon, Wisconsin, W. W............ =
Carbon, Wisconsin legal test, P. w. r
Carbon, Indiana test, ?. W..........- 81
Carbon, eocene, $50 deg. test.......... 8
Carbon clean, $50 deg. test. ......... 81
Elaine, $50 deg. test. 49,
Ilnseed, raw.
Llnseed, boiled. ........ IL
Lard oil extra.
Lafa OIL NO.
Neatsfoot, best
Spirits of turpentine. .351
Gasoline, 81 deg. test.................12
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-11-08
How Cesar Got Even.

Caesar Travelled with the retinue Of a man
OF rank, and on his way to Rhodes he fell
in with an adventure which may be some
thing more than legend. When he was
crossing the Kgean his vessel is said to
have been taken by pirates. They carried
him TO Pharmacusa, an island off the Car
ian coast, which was then in their posses
sion, and there he was detained for six
weeks with three of his attendants, while
the rest of his servants were sent to the
nearest Roman station to raise his ransom.
The pirates treated him with politeness.
He Joined in their sports, played games
with them, looked into their habits, and
amused himself with them as well as he
could, frankly telling them at the same
time that they would be hanged.
The ransom, very large one, about
10000, was brought and paid Caesar was
Set upon the mainland, near Miletus,
where without a moments delay he col
lected some armed vessels, returned to th''
island, seized the whole crew while they
were dividing their plumber, and took them
away to Pergamus, the seat of government
in the Asiatic province, where they were
convicted and crucified. Clemency was
not Roman characteristic. 1t was there
fore noted, with some surprise, that Caesar
interceded to mitigate the severity Of the
punishment. The poor wretches were
strangled before they were stretched on
their crosses, and were spared the pro-
longation of their torture.-James An
thony Froude.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-11-08
How Ginger Root Is Secured.

1t does not seem to be generally known
that ginger root is not gathered in the
woods by natives, as ginseng and other
roots of our native country are procured,
but that it is made a matter of scientific
culture in Jamaica. 1t is propagated by
cutting up small pieces of the root, and If
possible, rich, cool soil from recently
cleared woods selected for it. 1t is great
lmpoverisher of the soil, and grows SO
luxuriantly that in a short time little
piece OF root will spread so as to produce
nearly pound of new roots. The sets are
planted in March or April, and get to their
full growth about September
The roots are dug usually in Jamaica in
January or February. They are washed,
exposed to the sun until thoroughly dried,
and packed in parcels of about hundred
pounds each. In order to dry them more
rapidly, they are first scalded in little
copper pot, in order to destroy kfe, Of
which the roots are very tenacious. White
ginger and black ginger are from the same
roots-the difference arising from methods
OF curing. Roots for sugar preserving are
dug while quite young, before the stems
are more than five or six inches high
Meehan's Monthly.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-11-08

The proprietor of The Statesman has in
his possession rounded crystal of chalce-
dony three inches long, of an oval form,
white and translucent. 1t is but thin
shell, and when held to the light is seen tC
be nearly filled with water, which flows
about as the object is turned this way and
that. What makes it interesting is that
the water has undoubtedly been inclosed
and Theoretically sealed in this natural re-
ceptacle for thousands and thousands of
years. Probably it was there long before
Moses was born, and yet not drop of it
has evaporated.
Originally there was cavity in the rock
formed by a volcanic bubble. Water per
colated into it, bringing in solution slick,
which was deposited on the walls of little
hollow in a coating Of chalcedony. In time
it would have been filled solid with beau
tful crystals forming these 'geodes," as
they are called, which are natures treas
ure caskets found concealed in rocky for
nations where least expected, and reveal
ing wonders of brilliant color.
Agates are made in the same fashion.
However, in this instance the small chan
mel by which the water flowed in and out
became closed up in some way, and so the
process stopped. After lapse of no one
can tell how many centuries the stony
mass containing the chalcedony chamber
with it's liquid contents was broken open
and it fell out.-Walla Walla Statesman.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-11-08

Among the great scientists of the Alex
andran school, or rather mathematicians,
were Pappus, one of the greatest of ancient
mathematicians; Theon and his unfortu-
nate daughter, the famous Hypatia-who
appears to have been better mathemati
clan than ler father-the story of whose
life and tragical death is familiar through
Kingsley's novel. Unfortunately, none of
her works is extant. She was the last of
the Alexandrian philosophers who attained
any fame. She lived about 415 A. d.
Not only is this old university renowned
for the impulse which it gave to science,
but it also extended it's protection and aid
to literature, poetry and the fine arts. For
example, Ptolemy Philadelphus did not
consider it beneath him to count among
his personal friends the poet Callimachus,
the author of treatise on birds, who hon
orably maintained himself by keeping a
school at Alexandria. Among the most
distinguished poets may be mentioned
Lycophron, whose work "Cassandra" still
remains, and Theocritus, whose exquisite
bucolics prove how sweet poet he was.-
Westminster Review.