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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01

, Ehf j -NHiyou tindly PERM
ns 70 size ~ ldsss sbd oriniobs 10 re
card 70 lbstul cis ~Alth vil cone be
fore The sstusl toss meelirg 81 The cour
tonse - Manchester March G.
The Eost inpoflsEi buaRes Of ecurs,
!. the rIett 90 Of tosu tAlotu by wbos,
msbIssDssi q iosu ,nslfs ia, srtst
a "nre dep % h. more itsn .sus .pi
20 lhtuf rci oHly oar prosperity 1s tour
TO- 'hs uli year bat m.y perhaps iD'
Hieuoe business tat s,vetsl yetrs "a
o1ne
We Usl ~tI tier ourselves ths, We
are 10 The Root rank - 70 oar present COB.
dnloa. SD snbout doabt ws shall con-
nlua 70 20 eouduol cur an.ir. And 10
this oouneehcu Jet ue uote this fact, that
Manchester u desirable town to live 10
lot these reai oas Fret our tties are
light (goupsfed witu The rounding
towu' eouttdefug The advantages TO be
deilset lsom good rJsdr aud most eIcel
leut school Is,liuues
Div led A. but lea tupus arc ve might
sS' into four seoti.ts Il would be uu~ise
to mske d,el,Ious by vote OF the town
tpst would snisI ou2 the bu,iuess To-
ttre'ts & The tosn. 10 speaking Ct four
',ctIcus ! mean the patrons Of the four
ilh ret poet tiices. We have usually
AZ II seil kuOsn divided ths 'o@n Ulcers
- utarly IS practicable smong the resi-,
ieLt' Of COR three principal vllIsses or
"c ions which Is perfectly proper as IN
30 tthet way ooul the matter be sstisl
sc,oriiy arranged 10 the matter OF se'
eclmen We de'Ine somesh,t fiom the
u'e last year but the preseut beard has,
@ for as ! know, given far satisfaction !
nd it will b good policy to reflect it
IS 10 school directors by law We Lave to
lect but one, successor to William
ilcks whose term OF I'll 70 expires with
be eud OF the school ye r. Uullke your
oIrsspoudents sbosing 10 Dorset think
10 are satisfied that the present IL cum ben,
the Office will be hi, owu successor for
, ny know ledge extends there Is one
} hDd fault with in aud no aspiring
ppIicsut for the ilce 4.
Manchester DEPOT. Vt. Feb. ~. 1894
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01

Having the needed merit to more THAI
make good all the dverli ing claimed
for hem, the 10 ! wing font remedies
bsVe reached phenomenal sale. DR.,
Kings New Discovery, fer Con umption,
Cough aud Colds, each bottle guaranteed
Electric Bitter', the great remedy for
Liver. Stomach and Kidneys. Bucklen's
Arnics Ssl7e, The best 10 the world, and
DR. Kings New Life Pll's which are;s
perfect pill All these remedies ere guam
anteed 10 do Just what is cl.imed fr
them and the desltr sho,e name i. attach,
ed herewith will be glad to tell you more
Of them Sold 81 J. n. Hard. Drug
81 r..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01

iae.' iht ltw' sE3 toe Fffrs5tts .aa4l
aes NJ ststest aeiaut fIety, he pfa
SltimssE Tfea crate. AID alts aogtins
tffga.f Be- The sfroaimstl Il NJ.
i cast hai 10 taaei tay' the sr5troe
tsFet ~ TIE tauEHiss a1tr Eoft 10.
tgfselt cseuusssr e. .eaas The cen q. ilics
b. Hueai cal a.gt.aas ttau tloss vAs-h
be 'arats
Its ffrahIases 90 tts co4ui'iss ais,
seli ha@ fhs report GO tee iailosi5s
paan
Prs Ttst easd,ul tie sppoiutBert
Ct caHna'iepu b.eett a. upeeu,tiu.
,iao.
h.esui-IarJ s.y Ic sIsso.irs ,rder
piGc.gg lhe nsvt 10 be bsrhor 81 H1uolui
10 aa5,r the Gtlefs Of Mr.. Bloap, OF Mr.
"uHs 49, sItbsui saison'y Il lsv.
Illtd That the order Il B.auut 10 Adj
msrsi stnrali TO ioser tle dag sas nc,
lsslaisaa usceptiu,r q b,ipg coa,uu,d
ss aaiflrad y 60 the rrovuoosl govern
meat 40 ,A.y regard the iul,rooar.e Of
Mr. tIaaul sed Mr. wine WITH tie de
pa-ot queen ss 'loutlve = Iojetusttooal
las sra aaasffslfrd
I.uru lbey ean.Int lhs IrtIdtut
has $50 ftsLltHT ePen TIE predetermined
esutl Il TIE provisional go,erumtut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01

The Discussions 10 regard 10 tb ttril
on coal, sod the conflict Inrc.dI0g btt
tseen the mercantile interests Of Mr.
Whitney 10 + reign coal mines AID tn
personal itt rests OF Mr. Wilson though -
dt'i e 10 b. return "a to Congress siiord
Charming picture Of ccutendibg Free
Traders It tiil be pretty study to
watch the game, whether principle suct
oumb. to interest. interest to principle
OF ~hetber principle and iulerest y ], 81
has been usual, go hand 10 hand ghenl
ever mercen ~ combinations involve he
Free Trade leaders. TIE to'a ptcducts
Of oil oar American c0sl mines, ia 1892
ws 1879 OIL short tons, valued It
SPOT 5G6 ISL, Of which PenusyIyapia alone
contributed % AZ jo4 toas, worth $50,
$4,000. Ths total number Of persous
employed al the mines aud cot Including
the vas: army that IL interested 10 ! aul /
log. bsrdiIns sud selling coal elessA here, /
was 8il g43, all Of uAom worked % 81
average, 3l2 days 10 the year Ihts
wsge esraers were employed 10 30 differ, .
cot States a7l Ten ones vh.re the cosl /.
ss produced
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01
JAMES A. GRAyEs,s Fs+,r,

hTAfE ~ VIHMokT DIstfiot Of Msuoh,st,r.r,
Be It remembered, that#at a session Of ia,
Probate Cont, holden Al Mauchtrter, within apd
for tnid District, on tho 7.h day ot February
A. y 1894
Present IloS II X. Fov nrH, Judge.
Whcress, Edward A. Graves, Administrator II
the estatc Of JAmer A. Graves late of Sunderland
IN said District deceased has this day presented
to taid Count HE pettiou IN writing setting
forth that 1t will be uecossAfy 10 ssll All ~
the real estate Of sald deceased Tor The payment
II the debts ard charges II administration.
representing that the smouut Of debts duo from
rsid decesstd IL SO 90, the charges Of admin.
hlrauon, estimated, 80 20; The yauo Of the
personal estate 1900, Of which bas hotn or
may be assigned The widow $40 balance u
debts chsrEeabIe on the real estate Of taid de-.
cd $500, and there u making application
TO said Cont tor license 10 make such taIa
II ir ofduted, That ali prrsous inlorested ia
The ettate Of tald dcceast be- notified to sppeAr
before shld Court Vt the prota'o ONCE Ia Man
hester ~ sad Dist,ict on lle "a d,y Of
March A. u 1894. 10 O'Clock NIB pubho.ti,n
Of tJls order, three weeks eiircs.sIys,v
prtV0us thereto, 10 the Manchester JorpN.t
a Newspaper 1fiGted 81 Manchester, sforopatd'
to show cause, II any theg may have, WHY sad
cense should not BE- granted
iJ3w u FENk Hcgl.ter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01
THOMAS FLEMINGS FINN

t1ATF oF VFHhoNT bstrct Of Manchester. "a
The Prgbat foUH torfAF District N N5oelrstett
To u persons interested "a the eststo of
IhtmSs Flen ing late Of Arlington IN paId Die.
ITiGt deceAsed GHEFr so:
BY the authority II ihr State Of Yermout yog
are hereby notified to appear beioro Inc ..ld
Probate Cont Al The rrobHe on 20 In Man
chsoier, 10 tAid Dlttnci on tho I'm dA, n
March 4. D. 1894 1T 10 O'Clock H.. to chow
cause. II any yDH have why the account Of
David = Buck, Administrator Of the estAis
OF said eecGGrad should not be- all0wed and aisJ
shy the residue Of "a estate should not b.
distributed to the paItttA fBu'led thereto.
Dated At Manchester, 10 psid stnct, thus
lJth day oi February 4. D 1894
ll8s , FEb'. Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01

,
JAMIE q. Bsur uree u ,ed lte.e ut ID
otsblu surJt:
1--we ny county suu ny oouu - men
al 81 AmuI-su, aud Ioice eve ~ d.,
Of NY Ilie that sm. | erlpy the teuefs
prosperity Of ny county. sal kuos ihsl
the Vol smen Of tbs land are the best
pad, the beet led sud beet clothed Of sny
labJrtrs ou th' lace OF the earth. Many
Of them Lavr homes ot thte own. They
ar ,uuonnded by Ill tie comforts, End
msuy luIuil fife.
thnddrr, bostvtt. at the thought ii 81
The time must come when AlI tbis will be
changed, SArn the general Prosperity OF
Tue counlty viii be destroyed, When the
| great body OF srrklugmeD 10 this land
wlosra row 80 prosperous, Will hesr their
wives aud children cry for bread, that the
Day must come when the great factories
and maIutsctoIies Of this land will shut
down, and whore there Is GOV life aud
A-"''''' '"''' VIII De tue silence OF Tue
tomb
anu ,ue reason why TINS must be Is
''' lie s'''' sou'h'fa wig oil The
','I'' ''''' l''9 are determined 10 eS'
''''''" 'ue uoe''lpe o. Tree tfaae III tbls
hud, They will be ass sted by their
N'i'"''" ''''ee' lhe hght Is now o.
"''e Is u great oooy Of Visionary bat
''0e"' ih'u "uo ore employed day by
my - "i'''"b nee Haue essays ana art
Su"'n'' J" ''of OF 'u't docHlne, winch
ia" .''' way INTO Every newspaper 10
'''' '''o' lie great BODY oio our people
nave Ne''t 'Apef'eboeo' Themselves, the
sun rugs ""''n Always Fe'u't when the
p'o.ec'''e Pfl1eip'e7 are lad aside Pou
'o'e1 ana excited by the Wild statements
OIL t1ese "fltets ana the demagoglc sp'
p'"'S o. uthoc'Stie speaker, the result
viii % 'n'' 10 tue very near future these
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01
| AUSTIN WILCOH,s Err,r,

~ HTA7Eng FFEEoEr Ditutct ofhaBthesfstn
So u FtulHnLu cd tbtt alta sefsiou u tho
Probats C0utt holden a. hsnclrsfet. vii 10 AND
FOR rad he fIcl, 40 The 9tb day o. Icbfuary
4 b 1884
Pre- ~. Hos q 4 F.4LtR. Judgs
Wher'Ass AiLtTl Wilcsr A inilIs.fgtgy Of
The tstEfe ~ AartiH Wilcox ate 4 aahdgaie
b trld bisuIel deetssed. bts llls de-, pre. snt.
ed 10 cad tDult be Ie- lUcH Do ming ssuuK
forth that II vii BE- presesaIy % cell Ill ~ the
slAld pttsgusl ts'tts u ssi1 ae-sas.d fDf
lLe pAy meul 81 the dfb.s EBa ahTRaf gIAI.
ministTsttyIs frpfts'uttng that tbe augaut =
delts due irE "a drfrss5d lie tlHI sF. lbH
charges ~ EouirisfAi ton tEttuatrd tfHsl u1.
tho value u iue ptrspust eEiAte 1890 u
wLieh Las been Sstighed be al18e u dtreassd
tiznJ EslsLce r. dsbts cha gtabs OF the
reel estatf - FAD dtsttstd sra. Is and theron
MAI ~ sppiltangu 70 ssid Cogri i,r iicsbse 10
ask aueL sate
tie arasfea That 81. tengls iffsnstad 10
tie estate % sa4d rsafasti " nstt1af o. uppsar
befsrs sald Coz al ne ifggafe Da.es 10 Gaa.
chester. it, tald Dtanet 9a tie 3EA day u
hsfeh A y 1891, ~ pguiIsalaa 1I his a.dtY,
tbfsa veess sEcasstisssg pfsElgUs tbeIttg ia
the Manchester JurEatL. a HtptEapsy prlG.eB
81 AsErAssief aigiesEla. 90 tLss &c uss - ay
tDty lAsg tISs. "hy s.id AesDse sLo4.d leg ~
sfti ted.
ils~ J. T.. FEss. Essislst,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01

For qlsrt'r ola century DR.. King 3
New discovery has been te,ted, and the
mill oas who have received benefit from
It's use testify to It's wond, rIul curative
EoFers 10 all diseases OF the Throat, Chest
and Lungs. mtdy that b As stood the
test so long and that has given 80 univer
sal satisfaction Is DO experiment Each
bottle IS positively guaranteed to give rel
lief, or the money will te refunded. II ia
admitted TO be the most reliable for
G uPhs aud Cold Trial bottles free at
J n Hard's Dug Store. Large tiz, SOC.
and 81 90
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01

The Best Sslve 10 tie world for cuts,
bruises, sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, OhiIblsins,
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and pos
lively cures Piles or no pay required. II
IS eusrttt9ed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
boz For sale by J. N HAND.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01

TIE srtat. committee, s'l,r e patti 1t
itvesiigtt.o9 hare usae report oa the
Hsws.lGa tasr tLe Cbtlratn. s. rs'af
ho'ssa sui The ef-l.ssus sgtssias Ia
the nuf, It eIlsasireiy reylevs The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01

Josiah Qllucy, that most tHtraoriI lary
man. who ratled souod a few short
months 10 the office Of assistant secretary
Of state, Is TO be Investigated for alleged
ctookeduess Ia procuring a contract Tor a
company IN which he was personally in
trrestej The contract was for printing
the Patent Olhce q zatie aud amounted
20 $4,000 per year His company bid
four cetts and two mills IN 'er the firm
who have printed The Gsz.tte for % years
and go. the Job, They had been organi-
red bot two days and had 10 capital, 10
pressef, 10 Workmen, no cflioe On I 10
knowledge OF the business. They lave
mansged to get ont the work from oue 10
ell week behind tim but It's vretched
appearance hss caused so much complain
/ bat congress bss t,ken hold ofthe mat
ter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01
JONATHAN 1ALElS F.r,r

JONATHAN iALE'S EsrAr g.
tram - NFEMusr District 81 M.neb,s.,y =.
be t tomcmhcrrd, that At a sofs,ap IA no
Probate Court, Do den It Msushtsr,r. uttb.n
SUI 'nr ssid pisuict, un The l1,h ds oiF,k.
A. D 1884
rreteBl FoN T. Il Fuuiru Juase
WhtttAs, Eu Hurd. Admit l-tr.t.r
tor " the CslAto al Iuhuathsn Gala ate of
SSudgstc IN sFid Disllct, deceased. hss tblsis,
prcrentci TO raid Court, bis Ieli lnu 10 vttting
settuR ioflh that 1t NIL hr a. tsaay 10 sell iii
of the real estate ut esd deceased fpr The nav.
meut OF he d,bts and ,hutges " admtutatr..
ton, representing that tbo smoant n 4 nts
due from said DECREASED is about tIba 40. Tho
charges on Authorization estimtteI $50 90. the
vaiuo OF personal estate SO 90. MI,uea OF d.t
oharRoahlo uu the tosl estate uf said dec, a.etI
: % ~ and therein making apple .0nt. sand
Court Tor license 10 make such safe
II h. ordered, That al persuua Interested In
the tEia'e OF said deceased bo nalned Ia az.
pear le'"'e tald Court, az the lrotaI, ono, Ia
Manchester, ~ sad District on tto atb ia, OF
Mar % u 1894, At 10 O'Clock 10 the forenoon.
by publication ~ This uIdtr, three wp.k. ,ur.
q, sslvely previous thereto. IN the MAnrheat,r
j ltENAi = newspaper printed ~ Manchester
'Ioferaid, 10 shoW Ct0so # any they may hsyr
Why ssd license should not be g,ant,d
va" h FEM hogut.r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01
Paint and Repair Shop.

lam pr'tsrcd 20 30 ~ Minds ~ r,luttug and
repairing ct fntnuoro md uphoHc,lnE ~ Fea
eouatlo irlgrs shop ~ hanrhrsicr neIgt
fAfFrTf ! tAHNUN.
January tom, lsal gsitr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01
ne ,hs world'. f.ir lor rineea c,

see the World. Fair for FIneea Cents
Upon receipt Of your address aud fifteen
ceLt4 10 postage stamps, we will mail you
prepeid our Souvenir Portfolio OF the
Worlds FAIR Columbian Exposition, the
regular price is 90 cents but as we want
you to have one, We make the price Domi'
nal You will 6nd it work OF art and
thing to be prz'd, 1t contains full page
vIeSs OF the great buildings. with descrip.
ton OF the same, aud ls executed 10 hishl
ett style Of art. II not satisfied with il
after you get II, we WI II refund tie stamps
aud let you keep the book Address II. +.
Buckle a Co, Chicago, iii
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01
NEW 5ToRE
NEW MANAGEMENT
NEW PRICES.

Having purchased the store, merchandise
and good Will of the business of Judson 4 D, m.
ing | respectfully sohcit y continuance OF the
patronage bestowed on my predecessors. The
residents OF Arlington and vicinity will find the
stock improved by tho addition Of ntw and de-
sirsble lines OF goods, and the prices ss low AZ
any store in The county, | shall aim by strict
personal attention and popular business meth
oLs TO merit the confidence and enjoy the pat
ronsge Of all Yours truly,
HOYT SPELLMAN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01
TATE NEWS

The Vermont Marble Co on the 18th
mt paid lis 1900 Workmen at Proctor.
West Rutlaud add Center Rutland about
$40 600 their earnings fjr the previous
month;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01

Tspleys Bread Wiuhers outwesr al
Jther shoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-03-01
Do You Warehouses;

It 50 here Is opportunity winch presented 10 Won
Genuine Graduated OriicAu
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1894-06-08
THE CRIPI LED CAMP.

Denver Ores and Metals.
The expected has occurred.
Since our last issue property to the
amount OF thousands of dollars
has been destroyed by striking mi
ners at Cripple Greek; several hu-
man lives have been taken by
them and several inoffensive men
have suffered severe wounds al
their hands. These miners are
also In absolute possession OF prop
erty not their own. which they pro-
hibit. by force OF arms, the undis-
puted owners from working In
fact they have had possession o'
the camp for several days, intimi-
dating and cosrcing all who may
oppose them by word or deed.
People coming to or going from
the camp have been subject to q
searching Of their persons and Q
rigid examination. Many OF
these persons were relieved 81
their guns and papers, while 9th
ers were held prisoners, suffering
indignitiss and exposure.
All this has been brought about
by the miners demanding eight
hours as a days work and 80 as
pay for the same. and the mins
owners refusing to accede to the
demand The men went on q
strike and several of the mines
wera., CLOSED down. Since ther
several efficient and nee'iy miners
offered to work niue hours for 80
Bot the miners drove them eut o.
camp and prohibited anyone work
ing without the consent OF the mi
ners' uiiion- The mine owners de.
mapded Of the civil authorities
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1894-06-08
HILLsBoRoUGH SIERRA COUNTY. n. M. JUNE 1894

some of the conditions which have
tended to perpetuate a milling
practice, which is, in many re.
spects out OF date,
On the other hand, the methods
Of Gilpin county have not been
adopted extensively elsewhere, be-
cause it is rarely that ores in rich
pyrites are found to be comparati
vely 80 free milling. The Californ.
mill, moreover, in its typical form,
is crushing machine, adapted to
preparing the ore cheaply aud
rapidly for great variety of after
treatment. by plate amalgamation,
blanket saving, pan amalgsmtion,
concentration, lixivii ition, etc. II
Is. asa crushing machine, having its
parts so arranged as to give max
imum of automatic handling Of the
ore, that the California is the first OF
lite kind. Compared with it, in
this respect, the Gilpin county bat
teries are clmsey and incomplete,
but, as an amalgsmating contriv-
ance for the treatment OF a partic-
ular class of ore, they were we'll
conceived at time when amalgam-
alton methods has ne competitor
In cheap smelling, Thus. after all,
We do not return to the trueism.
which is often forgotten in these
ganeral.zations, that the milling
practice 10 be INTRODUCED at any mins
or in any district, must be suited to
local conditions, the most import
ant Of which is, of course, the
character OF the ore.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1894-06-08
A NOVEL TRIP TO ALASKA.

A NOVEL TRIP TO ALASKA.
Las Vegas Opt
Two students in Harvard univers-
ity, Forest A. Heizer and VIM. Tor
renee Stuchell write the Optic that
they propose to take novel trip to
Alaska, during the coming summer.
They will leave Cambridge, Mass.,
the 1st Of July, travelling by rail
and boat as far as the Annette
Islands. From this point, they
will go in a canoe to Fort Wrangel,
Juneaue, Chilean, Glacier Bay, and
Sitka.
Thier object will be to visit points
of interest which are unknown to
the public-for example, the Ann
cite Islands. MIR Duncan is there
carrying out one of the most novel
and successful experiments ever
tried by missionary. But steam
ers cannot find convenient anchor
age; hence tourists never stop, and
no one has eyer written descrip-
ton of this thriving colony. after
| an actual visit. Again. at the head
of Lyon channel, they will leave
the water. tramp over the noun
tains and across the country for
about fifty miles, to the lakes which
are the head of the Yukon, camp
there, and hunt for a short time.
This is practically the only en-
trance from southeastern Alaska to
the interior; but it is through an
uninhabited wilderness, is never
visited by tourists, and has not
been written up by anyone. In
their whole trip they viii avoid the
beaten route of travel.
The Harvard students are going
on this trip solely for the purpose
OF writing series of five letters de-
cribing it. They will come into
actual contact with the people and
the country, and will relate their
personal experiences and their i'm
pressions in lively and interesting
narrative, vivid but not sensational.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1894-06-08
SMELLING CHARGES,
From Denver Ores and Metals.

From Denver Ores and Metals.
The scale. established by the
smelters for the purchase OF ore az
over Colorado, on a basis OF de-
livery in Denver, is as follows;
A charge of Is cents for each
per cent of silica in excess OF iron
A charge of rs cents for each per
cent OF sulphur up to IL per cent,
and above that a uniform roasting
charge ofs3 per ton.
A charge of SO cents for each per
cent Of zinc above 8.
A charge of cents for each per
cent of barium above 10.
A charge OF 80 cents per ton on
each rs ounces Of silver above 100.
The credits are for lead above 5
per cent, the price for each per
cent ranging from rs cents upwards,
on a 81 basis.
A credit of IS cents for each per
cent OF iron in excss of silica.
A credit OF Is cents fer each per
cent of iron In excess of silica.
A credit of 7 cents for each per
cent of lime.
The smelling charges range
from nothing to $S per ton. A dry
silicious ore is the one which
bears the greatest smelling charge,