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The state herald., 1895-08-09

Work Is progressing with little or no
Interruption NJ the placer; three teams
AID nboui sixty men ARE NJ work
The Nader MIL started M yesterday
morning on ORC from the May Hover.
Mr. Mn1drr Inns bpcii biisy during tho
pnsi week repairing The ditch mud now
has II In good order.
The new min ~ the Granite Gold TX.
pl0rniloB syndicate IL rapidly nearing
completion, The engine. boiler STAMPS,
battery humping table nnl lfruo vnniipr
nir already IN place. the ore bins have
been built, nnh the stamps VIII begin IN
drop In n few days, tln mill win be
one Of tile most complete plnnts'in the
state.
A great want In this town nj the prrs
ont tine Is n number of Hmnil hliisns
phci, q not n rntini building here
M1ny persons WHO drslrr IN lornlu In
the cnmp M" deferred from doing ~ bil
ciiian they cannot arptifr lptisn nnd
do not with 10 live Ia u trni. Here IL
an opportunity TO vet good returns from
n snail investment
The state herald., 1895-08-09

| really do love You very much. and you
would make me happy II you came to
Texas with me. and think that per-
haps after time I could make you
happy. too"
But your aunt?'
ooh. she would like It very much. I
can understand that your father might
not like to lose you. I'm sure wouldn't
either, II were he. But. after all, Amer
lea is not very far of nowadays, and
is not so very wild. We would take d
grand pland, nnd-and-a copy of
Browning. And Denver and his wife
would come over to see us. We should
be, quite family party. 1t would be
jolly"
Ida sat listening to the stumbling
words and awkward phrases which were
whispered from the back Of her but
there was something in Charles West
macott's clumsiness OF speech which
was more moving than the words OF the
most eloquent of pleaders. Ho paused.
he stammered. he caught his breath be-
tween the words. and he blurted out
In little blunt phrases all the hopes of
his heart. If love had not come to her
yet. there was at least pity and sym
patty, which are nearly akin to It..
Wonder there was also that one so
weak and frail as she should shake this
strong man so. should have the whole
course of his life waiting for her deci-
sion. Her left hand was on the cushion
at her side. He leaned forward and took
| 1t gently In his own. She did not try to
draw 1t back from him.
MAY I have It," said he, for lif67"
"Oh, do attend to your steering" said
she. smiling round at him; and don't
say aIiS more about this today. Please
don'tr'
when shall I know. thenF
"Oh, tonight, tomorrow, don't kfioH*.
l must ask Clara. Talk about sorae-
thing else"
And they did talk about something
else; but her left hand was still en-
closed in his, and he knew, without ask
| Ing again, that all was we'll
The state herald., 1895-08-09
Utah,


Advlces from American Fork canyon
Indicate a redlvivus In that locality.
Many of the old properties are. work,
Ing either under the OWNERS OF by lease,
and with very satisfactory results. An
Important discovery is said to have been
recently made by Mr.. Bert Holden. that
the vast beds of iron pyrites carry gold
In sufficient quantity TO Justify hand
ling, and that shipment is now at the
Mingo smelter awaiting mill test. AS
says have shown from $50 to $50 gold
per ton. and there IL no way of comput-
Ing the amount OF this material TO pc
marketed should the mill test prove sat
lsfactory.
Receiver Mason. who has beer making
an Inventory Of all the property of the
Salt Lake Copper Manufacturing and
Smelling company, has located a tunnel
site Mt the copper miner, near Tccoma,
and will perform the assessment work in
the driving of 1t this season. therr Ia
no ,prohahllitt o. extensive develop
MEMS, however, rs that could not fol-
low without an agreement between th'
factions, and so the claims will remain
idle for an indefinite period. Receiver
Mason WHO was accompanied on his
trip by Mr.. Joe Farren, states that the
mines are capable of a production of 100
tons a day, and regrets that lit situa-
ton Is such thai the extraction of ores
anu their conversion into copper cam /.
begin at once.
Mr.. III. w. Barry, manager of the
Morning Star mine at Silver City. Is at
the knutsford. The property Is one nf
the most extensively known IN the Wrsi.
From a shaft that was put 10 depth of
200 'hct, ores of the value OF 81 800, 600
We're produced, and the present man
agemcnt expresses the belief that the old
record will he reproduced. The work.
ings on the Morning Star have reached
a depth Of $50 feet II, which point they
are drifting On The ORE body. They arr
prcporrd ID go 1000 feet with the shaft.
and have recently purchased the west
ern extension Of the vein that was To-
Gated on the Dubuque. This Is said To
have been at a very high figure, and Is
10 he followed by the erection of 4 mill.
Manager Bhrry IL formerly of Cripple
Creek. In which camp he achieved Tor.
tune, and Silver Gl,y bas no more e'irn,
est nhvocn'"-salt LAKE Tribune.
The state herald., 1895-08-09
A SLAVE FROM BOYHOoD.
rrom the Red Wing. Mimi, Republican,

Nfom the Red Wing, MINI, Republican,
Il am now twenty-four years DID,"
saio Edward Swanson. of White Rock.
Gooohue County. Mimi. to a Republican
representative, ''and as you can see 1
a. not very large of stature. When I
was eleven years old became afflicted
with sickness which bafiied the skill
and knowledge of the physician. I was
not taken suddenly Ill but on the con-
trary can hardly state the exact time
when 1t began. The first symptoms
were pains In my back and restless
nights. The disease did not trouble me
much at first, but II seemed to have
settled In my body to stay and my bitter
experience during the last thirteen years
proved that to be the case. I
new % d,e. course =. child and
IN store for me. complained to
my parents and they concluded that in
time would outgrow my trouble, but
when they heard me groaning during
my sleep they became thoroughly
altirmed. Medical advice was sought
but to no avail. I grew rapidly worse
ana was soon unable to move about and
hnally became confined continually to
my bed. The best doctors that could be
had were consulted, but did nothing for
me. 1 tried various kinds OF extensively
advertised patent medicines with but
the same result
For twelve long years was thus a
sunerer In constant agony without re-
spite, assesses formed on my body In
rapid succession and the world indeed
looked very dark to me. About this
time when all hope was gone and heth-
Ing seemed left but to resign myself to
my most bitter fate my attention was
CALLED to Or. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People. Like drowning man
8raspinE at q straw. In sheer dcspera-
ton concluded to make one more at
tcmpt-not to regain my health Il dare
not to hope so much) but II possible to
ease my pain,
II bought n box OF the pills and they
seemed to do me good. l felt encour-
aged and continued their use. After
taking six boxes l was UP and able to
walk around the house. / have not felt
30 we'll for thirteen years as during the
past year. Only one year have taken
DIR. Williams Pink Pills and am able
now to do chores and attend to light
duties.
do I hesitate to let you publish what
I have said? No. Why should IL 1t Is
the truth and l am only too glad to let
other sufferers know my experience. It
may help those whose cup of misery Is
Us full to-day as mine was in the past"
Dr. williams Pink Pills contain. in a
condensed form. all the elements Geces-
sary to give new life and richness to the
blood and restore shattered nerves.
They build UP the blood, and restore the
glow of health to pale and sallow cheeks.
Pink Pills are sold in boxes never In
loose bulk) at 30 cents a box or six boxes
for $3.50. and may be had of all drug
gists. or direct by mail from DR.. VIII
liams' Medicine Company. Schenectady.
N "
The state herald., 1895-08-09
An nla.rlmr Loh.let. cl,w..

over forty years agu Elias Toimnr.
II phlppnburg, was nshlng on Bald
Head. Small Point, when his hook
caught In something heavy and he be-
gan to pull w dead weight that might
have been a small anchor. Imagine his
nstnnlshment when n huge lobster came
aver the sids=a lobster No biz that II
gtlfhed thifty.dyo pounds and ita
claws were thirteen inthea Ions and
nine Inches broad The lobster was
boiled In a wash boiler because IN" fam
ily Kettle was no, large enough, About
liz years ago 4. y, johnson, Of this city.
came into poHHcHhion ~ one Of those
great claws that has been In the Tot
man family all these years. The other
day he gave the claw 10 Mr Henry sar-
gent Portland Pres,
The state herald., 1895-08-09

BURST In A SUBWAY.


Furnished a sufp'is- for a Rain
maker" Mt the Thcatcr.
slnce subways have come to Boston
sorts Of strange things may be ex-
tted to happen. within the last week
kind, woll-brokcn, ha'f-erown subway
been burrowlng Its way undct th-
site Square theatcr says n Boston
per, It's object is to connect the new
handler stree, addition to the Castle
uare hotel with thu kitchen In the
lglnal building. In the tra6B ~ this
bway was large water-plpe, which
! Is been given full set OF elbows so
ht 1t can pass under the excavation.
I'm Il ralnmaker."
IL was James Duffy. the property
hn. who spoke. II was II o'clock
|ednesday night, and ne was ready to
i've the theater.
'rm rainmaker." said Mr.. Duffy.
I'D picking up f'orerly revolver he
,ulled the trigger on a blank cartridge.
rhon he put up his umbrella and pre-
ended .y wait for the downpour, In an
Instant the air was .I'' n water, which
ell In sheet all over the raInin-Hsr
lie found that II was not an umbrella
,ut diving suit he needed. The big
main had burst under a press
ira Of n,rety pounds 10 the square inch.
Nhct ManageF RHss ran down the
tnirs the proprrty-men were flying 10
Gull their chairs across the room, and
he water was rising every minute.
eight men almost fell over each atker
Is they rushed out into the Subway
ookihs fJr tn" eut-ofr Then. like clam
llgEcrs. with their SHOES Grd stockings
IN. they waded into the flood, ana ies-
.ued the theater cat afloat In her basket.
At last n trap into a sewer main was
,pened. and the water ran away.
The state herald., 1895-08-09
BIRTHPLACE OF POTATO.
A Missouri Town Claims the Honor OF
-. First Producing II.


~ First Producing II.
Jackson county promises to be
famous in history as the birthplace of
the Irish potato. Some Of the local
botanists Of Independence have dis
covered this fact. and have traced the
lineage Of the vegetable. which is now
known to every table In the world az
the Irish potato" back to its birth
place. Little Santa Fe. In the southern
part Of this county, says Kansas City
Star. Tho botanists gre the name OF
the plant from which the potato grew
as "dioscorea batata." and feel con-
hdent In their assertion that the his
tory OF the potato can be traced back 10
the town of Little Santa Fo> DR.. Bal
lard, wcll-known botanist and geol-
ogist, had in his possession yesterday n
plant which he claimed TO be speci-
men OF the "dioscorea batata," found
at Little Santa Fe. By tracing the
plant back some 900 years the doctor
says that undoubtedly tho dioseorca
batata was the progenitor of the So
called Irish potato, It appears that the
aborigines of this section knew the art
Of propagation OF plants by cultivation
from their wild state, and by such
knowledge produced the tuber now SO
generally In use and found on every
table.
ut is n matter OF history" said the
doctor. that the potato was first used
rs m edible by the Indians near what
is now known ms Little Santa Fe, Jack
son county. Mo. From there It became
an article OF barter. The edible was so
palatable that Its use spread rapidly
and became common among the Indians
in Virginia. The potato fell Into the
hands OF Sir Walter Raleigh In Viz.
sinia. who recognized good thing
when he saw It. Sir Walter took II on
enc OF his trips to Europe. and by
reason OF the soil and climate OF Ire
land II at once became staple article
of food. hence the name Irish potato"
The state herald., 1895-08-09
SoaElsLEp A JOKER.
The Funny Man Had send II hiiisf tp
Ia a Balloon.


An uri4.lina Individual made his APP
peafanct on y street ~ Newark, n. j..
M E'hAr daN. with q kitten In one hand
and a large Dapai hf'ionr ~ the other
Ignitlng the small gasoline iamif :" Tho
balloon. he fastened the kitten by the
body 20 a small pendant bar, and before
crowd 0f curious people were aware
NJ whAt was going On the balloon and
~ claWing. .medwlnF freight were soar.
ing shS waih rhN hight forth ~ihd car
rled the balloon gently .al "H' sect the
Newark meadows, the kitten cllwing
desperately at the bar and fastening.
wh~, the crowd began TO realize that
his act wds NOT exactly IN celebration
of a Hations putrlatlsm, II ten bD0b lhe
cruel Iokef ard Kicked and pamnieiod
him until he Ned 10 dismay
The state herald., 1895-08-09

nethany College. at iiEds1org KnHas
will begin lta fifteenth year scpt-mpcr ~,
iIrthany has had u wonderful grown, 80
,1nHns,lhnni college, In the West, Win
twfii,, thee. professors and ~ students
IL College Hin't'fna 4 recognized ny nnlr.
Chicago and Euf9ft9h rriycIsilsa ru"n
'it'rsr GSo,l normal dcpnrtmffHf ~.
buslnen. tt'l+-A has thr Quest cln-- rorfh !"
the state. The mn-it NHi ~ irpanmtn,
an, /, mid 10 have no competition - M
Msst Her artists ARE trained 10 Europe
lI'fp-ns bq- y beautiful campus; me, pleas
ant sutfUuhfiNg-i AID h.-sffe. pc, pnpau i,i,,
,yen last year. THIS ysar 'rfS" k'ihhh
,iurn and auditorium u being cfrcl-f'
The state herald., 1895-08-09
ANTAGONISTS ARE PUZZLED.


H~re'sn Coiorrd Man whose yitst O,rsps
Are Everywhere Th.y Ought Not to tie.
Hcrbor, Place. n negro. 81 years old.
walked Into Bellevue hospital, New
York. recent morning and said he
would liko to be examined. ms his heart
was ON tho wrong slide OF HIS body. The
clerks were IncrcdulonH, but, finding
that Place was IN earnest. he was re-
fcrred to tho house surgeon. After
ward. In the presence Of tho entire sur.
glcnl stan. n thorough examination was
made OF him. II was found that not
only was his heart on his right aide.
but that his right lung was on his lrf,
side. and the left lung ON tho right
side, the liver wan on tho left side, and
the spleen on tho right sldo. Place n
Of medium height, strongly bhilt. ANA
has never been seriously III for q day
IN his life LAHt fail ha vito urged
him 10 have his no Injured, and hr
underwent medical examination, Th-
Insurance doctor discovered the mis-.
placement OF hla Vial organs sad re
fused to PISS hl'u.
The state herald., 1895-08-09
CHAPTER WI.
VEST rApNEM frmclrAs.

7 WAS. just three
days after the Doc
tor and the Admiral
had congratulated
each other upon the
closer tie which
was to unite their
two families. and
10 turn their friend
ship Into something
even dearer and
more intimate, that
Miss IDA Walker re-
a =.
The state herald., 1895-08-09

Tho world Is not %. esengh for the sue.
cessful disagreement OF mah and wife, They
may part, but It II not SUGGEST Il y. Nfinre;
Both must carry away the marks or ~ hr'
good ns before. In spite Of divorce laws
and all easements Of that sort, we have con,
trfeed 10 make n deeply serious business OF
matriago, We ought % applaud those who
succeed IN IL because success II - indl-
pensahly ncccsNfJi .,
declare that I am personals grateful 70
.rnrricd people who get on c"nspieu2nsly
well. They are rcnssurng spectacle N
society, and as u Part of society, tnkc com
fort In knowing them ""d am Obliged Ia
them for exisiing.-Scribnet.
The state herald., 1895-08-09

She paints a little; glofidn. things.
witch nature ne'er produccsi
She's also musical and sings
When askac, nor makes excuses.
And yet not pictured csnVd, shows
The coloring delicious,
Which meath her skill 50 prncticed grows
upoH IN. dinner dishes.
No melody Is half 50 sweet
As ihnt whose notes cottIr @reHming
out OF the kettle, small and neat
Where CHEEKY Goals are cleaning.
Upon yout Charming. gifted youth,
The world with 5''- - looking;
But Of your dainty arts, ~ -'"th'
The dnlntest Is cooking. M.
Washington star
The state herald., 1895-08-09
GREAT BOOK FREE.

When DIR. r. Y. Pierce, of Buffalo. n. r.,
published the first edition Of his work, The
Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser;
he announced that after $50, oop copies had
been sold at the regular price, $50 .pes'
copy, the profit OIL which would repay hiHa
for the great amount of labor and rioaey
expended in producing i, he would dis.
tribute the next half million l,ee. As this
number of copies has already been sold, he
Is now distributing, absolutely J,te, SOC, 600
r pIete, interest COUPON ing and val
liable common No.11f sense med
ical work ever - pupishcu-.,
the recipient only being required TO mail
TO him. at the above address, tins ittlc
couroN With ,wcnty.on taEl cents in one
cent stamps to pay for postage and pack
ing onIy, and the book will be sent by mail.
ii II p veritablc medical library, complete
in one volume. II contains over 1000 pages
and more than 200 illustrations. The f,es
Edition is precisely 'he same as those solo
At sISp except only that the books are
boii;d in strong MANILA paper covers m
stead of Cloth Send NOW before all are
given away. They are going of rapidly.
The state herald., 1895-08-09

Many men do because IN nerve ccltors,
weakened by the long c continued uss NJ tobacco,
become so affected that they are weaa, tired,
lifoless, listlcss, etc. All this can easily %
overcome 10 the tobacco user wants TO quit ana
tnin manhood, nerve power, and ENJOY Visor'
ously the good things Of life Take So-To.Bac.
Guaranteed 10 cure y, money refunded by
Druggists everywhere Bbbk free, Address the
sterling Remedy Co. New Yorh CNy or Chicago
The state herald., 1895-08-09

4 Boston paper which haH E9nn dnft
on authorizations thus reports q nrwl
ltom. Ills Hon Tho Lieut. 'nf nf
Mass. returned from ~ " yea''tl'r
with y dos, other citizens Of Mass. hnl
expects next WIZ to 10 10 NJ Y. by way
OF prov"
The state herald., 1895-08-09

You shall do both. even " you are slab
eiici paliid. wDe.begonc dyspeptle u y0t
,noJ NH ripr ru1 fouri-hinf hlo0d and 70
royer annette nhf rlsrr. 10y the -ystemnli'
nse of ils graf renpyai1t ~ hrnu'y strength
and flesh, IIostettrr's Sidihhr hltfcts
rheumatic trouble nervousness, constipation
aud blliOukncsA
The state herald., 1895-08-09
BosToN's BIG WATER SCHEME.
Works To Cost More Than Twsnty.ssvsn
Million Dollars.

An engineering plan Of enormous proper.
lions, and one that will cost e27.OOO.OOO 70
complete, is the metropolitan water supply
system which the assachusctts Legislature
authorized at the last session, 1t proposes to
furnish an adequate EUpply OF water for RIOS
ton, Chelsea, Everett, Maiden, Medford
Newton and Someryillc, nnd 70 the SIX
small towns lying nearest to Boston. The
population In this district includes about
one third the entire poulntion of tho state
and 1t Is growing with disproportl Tomato
rapidly. Mnnifestly, tiitn., the problem OF
furnishing tho district with good water Is
not u simple or inexpensive one. 10 solve
Tho penrest source where a sufficient gum.
south brunch OF Ike NASHUA river, and this
will Yield 472, 600, 600 gallons daily, n supply
adequate for the wants of the d'strict Tor
some time TO come. by the terms OF the
measure which the Legislature has passed
tho cities Of woburn aud Quincy. with a
cluster OF towns ground them, are to be
allowed to enter the dirtrIct II they shall
decide TO do ~, and II Is be,te,ed thai the
water system which has been ftiangsd VIII
he able 70 supply thei r wants. In addition VI
the cities Gh1 towns included In the origilldl
district. metropolitan water board has
been created by the Legislature TO have
charge OF this great public cntcrBr'-e' anu
It Is empowered to Issue bonds to th'
payable In gold after n term of forty years
A sinking fund. which Ia to be Increased by
regular Investments from the water rentnin
is provided for on a plan that VIII secure
tho payment Of tho bonds at maturity. Al
together the enterprise IL one that eSclte'
Interest by its magnitude and the methods
by which It's objct Is TO be secured.
The state herald., 1895-08-09

Ereo,uaily yet getty whsr costly. or
bilious. or when the blood ~ irnpurc o.
sluggish, to permanently cure hGhfiHai
nonstipntion. 10 awaken the kidneys and
liver 10 a healthy activity without ir.
titating or weakening them, 10 dispel
healksheai colds or feyers use Syrup OF
The state herald., 1895-08-09

mn Union tscide has been selected as tho
5fiidal route u thA Gfaod csiupnnhrfy
hasatt " -ficfnf- on safe from t"lafado
Ansnst n 10 ~ AZ one lowest nrd class
fsfa Tor the runnd inh soti 20 Negiemler
ID With privilege ~ extension r"ti ~, VI
ne ,ff,.-- George Ady. pii Seventeenth
street. Drhiuf. fo' additional Information,
The state herald., 1895-08-09

& bach punitsf-,bs me that q saucy ".
chih bhnlta up9p ~ unsnspecilng man
back, Jus. FOR fun.
The state herald., 1895-08-09

dc We will take chickens on subscription
nor the HERALD and will allow you more
tor them than you can obtain on the
vnarket.
The state herald., 1895-08-09

II Mrs. II. Mcclellan returned home
hfes,erday from visit with friends at
bCbeyenne,
The state herald., 1895-08-09

Actors are sometimes failures, but when
;ugilist appears before the public, IN Az eA-
hibltIOn, he always makes bit I.
The state herald., 1895-08-09

l.. W. Aibershardt Of Laramie Wyo.,
las been in Holyoke this week ", bust
iraess. He expresses himself 's well
tpleased with his business at Laramie.
The state herald., 1895-08-09

In | have just received q car OF Long
vmont -four. Belle Of Longmont and
MNonpareil. Prices low us the lowest, for
,,,ho same grade OF flour. |. II. Elliott.
The state herald., 1895-08-09

A authenticated doctor always has HIS
shcc,r skin with him.
The state herald., 1895-08-09

The report of the failure o. The pcnci
rr6I " often n faiH" alarm
The state herald., 1895-08-09

Rlso's Cure for Consumption is an A-No.
asthma medicine.-W. II. Williams, Antioch,
Ills, April IL, 1894.
The state herald., 1895-08-09

what has done more for the elevation OF
woman than the balloon?
The state herald., 1895-08-09

'manson's Magic Corn saivs."
wtfsw'ri - suf. uF Hansf fsfuh9rls AS ''"'
druggist Zoe n fftrs :, rsn,s
The state herald., 1895-08-09

When you como to realize
that your oorns are gore, and more pain, how
grateful you feel All the wor Of Hindercorns be
The state herald., 1895-08-09

RITa-A,lFt stopped free by Dr. X lines Grest
Nerve Rert0rer, No FIT. after the nrst - use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and g2trnl bottirfrr,c
liz eases. Send To Dr. Kline .gjl Arehst., Plha''FA
The state herald., 1895-08-09

I'm down on your cheek, MS the beard sah
to the youth.
The state herald., 1895-08-09

A cyowning danger in the wild Indian
country Ii rcalplng.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-25
FORASH0V Down
Great Britain Makes Known Its At
titude on the Venezuelan
Question.
RATHER A SAUCY DOCUMENT
State Department at Washington Has
Not Been Heard from Up
to Date.

LONDON, Oct. 2l,--Tn view of many of
tho reports in circulation regarding the
attitude of Great Britain towards Ven
ezuela, the following official announces
ment was made today: sin consequence
OF Venezuela not Offering an apology or
reparation for the Yurnan incident, the
Marquis of Salisbury has taken steps to
inform her AS to what reparation Great
Britain requires, but as the relations be-
tween the two countries have been
broken off for some years, the communi-
cation was not sent through direct diplo-
matte channels. As the document baa
not reached its destination, it is not con.
sidered desirable to give the detaiIa of
its contents. But it is oouched in forci
BILE terms and points ont that Great
Britain will not permit Venezuela to
overstep the boundaries marked by The
courses OK the rivers Cuyuni and Acmu-
rasa, but is willing that tho question Of
other disputed territory should be sub
mitted to arhitration.'