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Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13
ONE AND ALL LODE.

Beginning lt corner No
 Identical A.tn come. No I of location, arl coz e~ No |, Common Wealth ! de of tais sur sey. a pine p1zi 10 feet long iEchss square. set IS ineEc, in tr- crolni surrounded by a mound of stone q fee; II base, 2k feet high scri,+ 0 5 A Nl ( No I-I24g A
 Whence, U \ | N No I2is A S bears s s5 Q ". ISss feet
 Thence = L. O W
 Narl4t.1 I4. ~ T.
 300 fs.t to corner No ? iientc9i with corner NJ of loctuon and corner No Common th,s survey. P,s; sc.ibed N 4 N No D. Izls A
 Ihence $ g. I7E
 Var aiiCu Iz 70 T.
 1900 fs et 10 corner No 3. id.ny-Il with COZ ner So ci location, im.neaist-Iy in iron; oi pcrp-nc.--'lr lr 5ut feet gh. p.nc pos. l.o feet .Ong. inches sqra-e set I2 Inches t1 bed rock, sa.r-guit6 by n mound pi r'cS ia feet al base. zi feet sh, se:ined c % \ NJ | No s-fz.g J,Jn iIcr CD! D LiI and iuc1e, East oi post, ! c..t f with B c above as q witness 1 to this corner Ih,n e \ I2- 37 F. Variation l2' 10 F. ! Descending th northerly slcpe hill 300 feet | 10 corner No :. identical si,G corner No . Oi ] location. a p,ne pos, -5 feel long. inches l sqllre, sct IS inches la the ground. surrounded 1 by s m uul Of store. : a ftct at base, j- ! feel h:sh. scribe! c & \ VI ( No +-Iei9 A. Nc bearings available. ESQ feet to iJ5t oi hi!l. bsars F. & w. Goo feet ! 70 corner No 5. identical with corner No 5 o l locuion, a pine DOS: so feet long. inche. ! 9uace. set I8 rn1he- a iEc ground. sIrrc Uuccd hy a mound vf rock | F feet al base, 25z fe.' l high. scrIb-c O S 4 NJ C No 5-I24g A. No bearing avai.lh.', TLcac- v s,' Y !" 1 Narlticn Ie' 90 r I=.o ir-t 70 corner No 5 identical with cor | uer No Q cf IoSat.on. and c~rnsr No Comm T | Wealth lodcs of ,i.- survey Post s.nDed 0 6 1 M C No 6-Iz+3A, Thence S Iz' C7 " ! Narration I2' 4, F. l BOO .e-t to corner No I, the place ol tesinu.al | Area, %, s52 asI-s,
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13
SILVER WAVE LODE,

Beginning at corner No
 Identical with corner No Of he location and corner No of Ocean Wave lode. post scTiOed N S w NJ c 1749 A. rIs5 feet distant.
 inc NE correr assay office bears $ 7o' s5' W II3 feet
 Thence I2' o7'W Var I2' 70 l..
 20 feet 10 corner No ?. identical gi.h corner No 2 Of location and corn-- No oOcean Wave. and corner No 6 North Bell Iodes oi this survey, pest scribed $ W Nj C No 2-Ia49A. So bearings available.
 Thence $ 52' 24' F. Var Iz' 70 r.
 iraduaHy ascending westerly slope of hill 2, D feet, cross top oI hill. 1890 feet 10 corner
 lon essierly slope of hill! identical with aes No of location and corner No cf amoa Wealth; corner No 6 Silver rown and Ter No of ,he North Bell lodes; pine post
 eel long, 1 inches square, sci I5 inches in
 nd nd surrounded by mound Of stone E
 ,t blse 2H feel high scribed w N No
 @ A.
 bearings available
 lence N I2' o7' E
 ', T2a 70 F..
 !, feet 10 corner No 1. identical with loea-
 iooFner No 4 and sccrner No [. Common ilth lode a pine post 4-o fert long { inches
 r., SCI I5 inches in ground surrounded by C Dc of stone. 45z feet al base, 2H feet high. .1 fd W Nj ( No 4-I249 f.. " bearings available.
 6oo feet to corner No ,. identical with cor ner No of location and corner No Corlmon Wealth lode upon the uoriheriy slope of hill, a pine post 4. 6 feet long 4 inches square, set I9 inches in ground surrnunded with mound Of stone 4H feet in diameter 2H feet high. scribed $ w NJ C No I249 A..
 NJbearings available.
 Thence N s20 2i' w.
 Var. I3' 70
 Along the nor;herly slope of hill I5oo feetGto corner No 6, identicai with corner No Of loca, ton and co ner No Ocean Wave lode of this survey. post seribed s W N C No o-I243 A Thence r2' o7W
 Var Ias 70 E.
 300 feel to corner No T. thelplace .oisso'g gh- ming.
 Area 90 597 acres.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13
NORTH BELL LODE.

Beginning al corner No I. identical with cor
 ncr No oi location. pine po-t IS feel long.
 inches square. set I5 inches in the ground sur
 rounded bs mound of roc. 44 feet It base 2sz feet sh. scrIbed V E M ( No I-rz4qA U >L V No I2i9 < ,s beaEs 5 iS' F II4z iecJ staut. Thence : I2' o-'W NariarIon I2' 70 T. 3oo feet to corner No 2. identical with cor aer No of location; a pine post |. ft loCg. 4 Ins sqr, sci I5 inChes Tn the ground. surrounded ! 5y mound Of stone, 4i5 ft al base. 2j5 t high scr;bsG x B NJ No 2-I24o A. No bearings available. l Thence < 3z 24 E Variation I2' 70 F | 1890 feet 10 corne; No }. identical with cor 1 ner No s of tr- location and N ith corncr No ?, Silver Cr-"a lC- O this survey; a ! pine post 10 .e 'onE. incle5 square. sci ! 5 ' nches in inc C-ourd. s:irOgni-i by a m 1uaa
 Of ,tonc q feet 2. base, -a feet high, serb q
 NBMC No 3 ralaA Thcrce V i1 e E Variation Ia' 70 r. 30 feet b c,rner No |. identical win | corner No { Of location and corner No
 '. Of Sj'v,r Grown lode of this sEHey; a | pine post 10 feet lcng. inches square. set lS | ncfes n the ground. surrounded by mound of stone, 4i5 feet al base, zl5 feet high scrbed
 \ B VI C No4 4t2ie A. | Upon northery s.Ops Of lll. c5o feel to GU ner No :. identical with corner | No of location and wi:h corner No Of Sllvcr Wave. corner No of Common Wealth and COL ! Ter No 0 Of \ lseT Crown loles oi th.s survey; ! post scribcI \ $ M C No I249 A. | Thcace \ S2' 2i W Variation I7' io' E ;o3 f ei zcryss top of hili and descend west rly s!opc goo feet, 10 corner No 0; Identical with co ner No c of location, and with corLer No Of Siiysr Wave lode. and corner Eo of Ocean Wave lode Of this survey; post scr.bed V B VI C No IaiJA.
 Thence I2' oZ "
 N4Iiatoa Iz' 4D' T.
 300 feel to co:ner No I. the place Of begin
 ni1g.
 Area, 20 5c- acres.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13

iMc suppireIwitt prepared; goods or all klno WE for during this hot weather consisting ot' Bonea Turkey, Boned Chicken, >?ast Tnfkey R9ast Chicken Sardnes of all kln( . Canned soups ID y"arity French Enplish and American Mackera'
 cans Brook Trout in either Tomato or Mustard sauces, Deviled Tnrke'
 Chicken, Tongue, and Ham, Ham
 burger Ees in Jelly, Boston
 Baked Beans plain or b Tomato Sauce, And
 many other Goods too numerous to mention Also r regular receipt Ct Holland LimDngei aud American Cheese.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13
UFFICIL DIRECTORY.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.

l.. P. FISHER. ar Merchants Exchange FranclsS>.
 6. H. KELLOGG. No. BIO Pine street, Room g ard ss, San Francisco. E. C. DAKE. room 6s. Merchau, Exchange, an Francisco.
 GEO. P. HOWELL, 10 Spruce St New ork
 x. w. AVER & SON. Philade, phia. All transactions made by the above named persons will be compiled with a; the PROS PECTOR ofhce.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13

Old Gsmbrinus or his followers in New York have gotten up combine on the mating business, the capital stock being placed at sS0,000,O00. This may raise the price of beer and help the temperance cause.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13
OCEAN WAVE MILL SITE

BccirriaC a; corner No I. identical wi:h cor n,r NO cf location ard corEtr No oi On ard d mIl. size, pine post | C it long, ins sqGzIe, set IS IFS .n ground, surrounded by {. mound of stone 1 H [; at base. 2h fl Eish. pos. scri-cd O " M ; No I-I2i9 B.
 From which corner No ?. Ocean Wave lode bears S s57 32' w, o52 feet.
 U S L NJ No 1929 4 E bsars $ c I7 E. T3-o feet.
 Thence \ = 36 E
 Variation I2' 70 !
 Io.2 I2 feet 10 corner No g. identical vAth cor CT No 3 of location, winch IS also corner No ? O. Oce and All mill site. pine post 4 1t long | ins square. set Is ins in ground. sur rour q, q by a,Eound of stone 4 F t a; base. < fl h'gh. scribed O W N No s-Iai5 B.
 Thence N s2' 2l' "
 Variation Iz' 4o' F.
 25o feet to corner No 3. identical with corner No ; of Ice .t;on, pnc post 4 ft long. ins square. set Is ins in ground, surrounded by mound Cf stone 4 E fl al base, 2i. lt high, scribsd 0 W NJ < No 3-I2ig D.
 Theme $ 7 s6' W
 NariA'ion I2s 70 F
 Ics2 I7 f-et 10 coTher No 4, identical with cor- n-r No f of location. pine post | ft long, { irs .qua,e. set I8 ins in ground. surrounded fya mound of stones ;H 1t al base, zH ft his6. scrlbed O w M S Eo i-I2f9 B.
 Thence : s2' 24' F.
 VIraio rz' 4C' E
 2ce feet to corner No T, the place of begin ring.
 Area, : 2c.eS
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13

set I8 ins in ground, surrounded by mound ci stone -, 4 at base. 2H f, high, scribed 0 N M No 3-I2+9 B. Thence $ z 5S " Variation Izs 70 E Io-2. I2 ft. to cor No I, identical with cor No. of location, pine post I 0 fl long. 1 ins say, SCI Io lns ln ground surrounded by a mound of stone 4 F fl at base, 2I: 1t high, scribed 0 < A i M S No 4-I2+9 B. Thence \ g. 2i w Variation I2' 10 l. 2c9 feet to cor No T, the place of beginning. From which a well 6xs fl. over 2so f, deeJr bea:s \ g O E. i32 1t.
 Area, acres. Total area of said mining claims. rlz Ax7 acres. Total area Of said nlill sites, 10 acres. The locations Of said mining lodes ard mill sitcs are r' corded in the Cffce oa the County x cJ7dcT of the County of Cochjse ss follows. Ocean Wave Lode. in Book B, Records of { M nes rage I35 Silver Wave Lode. in Beck B. Records of AlIcc, page I2i. Common Wcalih ode in Peck I2 Re- corGs of Mines. page Iz5.
 Ore and All Lcde. in Book Is, Records of Mines page T2i. North Bell Lode. in Book Is. Records of Mines. page r35
 silver Crown Lode. in Book Is, Records of
 
 Oefan Wave Mil Site. in Book of Mil Sites, Iagc 343.
 One and All Mill Ste. in Book of Mill Sit s. page 5I4
 Adj sning claims are, Sierra Nevada Mine Any and all persons claiming adversely aIy portion of said
 Ocean Wave,
 Silver Wave,
 Common Wealth,
 One and All.
 North Bell, or
 Silver Grown lojes or surface gronnG, or any por,ien Of sa,e Ocean Wave. or
 One and Al Mill Sites. are hereby notified thai aa,ess thei adve-se c!aiGs are duly filed. ss according law aTd the regulation .ssrtnnder. within sky days from the date hereof, with the Regis ter of tse United States Land Office. at 1uc- son. in the County of P.ms. Territory of Ari 70 na. they will be barred by virtue of the Ircyi sons cf ibe Statute.
 EUGENE l. TRIPPEL.
 Registe-. First publication. August To. 1897
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13
Everybody Says So.

Cascarets Candy Catlartic, the most won derful medical discovery of the age, pleas ant and refreshing to the taste, ac. gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system. dispel colds, cure headache. fever, habitual constipation spd biliousness. Please buy and try n box ci C. C. c. to-day; 10, 25. iO cents. Sold and guaranteed 10 cure by all druggists.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13
No bearings available,

No belri- Es available.
 Goo feet tD corner No :. iden:ica, with corne: No of location, and corner No ol the Com men We tlth and corner No ot One and Al lodss of this survey. post ssrised S C M C No 5I7ie A.
 Thence V 5z' 3z W
 Variation Ix' +J l.
 1900 feet 10 corner No 6. identical with cor ucT No oflOcaiion and with corner No of Common Wealth anc corner No } of Silver Wave and corner No of North Bell lcdes. all of this survey. post scTittd x C VI C No 6-I249A. Thence $ T2' oz' "
 Naulti )n I2- 10 F.
 3-o feet to corner No I. the place Of begin hing.
 Area, 20 .s6i acres.
 TEe sur.eys Of the foregoing mining claims Ire identical with their respective locations.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13
ONE AND ALL MILL SITE

Beginning al corner No T, identical with cor ner No l Of locaion and corner No Of Ocean Wave mil ste, post scribed O < A NJ : No 1-I24e B
 From which corner No 6, One and All min- ing claim, bears S 70 47 E. 23o2 0 il distant. U S l. NJ No I2f9 A & 3 bears 5 6 I7 E, 1900 il distant.
 Thence \ 2 56 E.
 Va iation I2' 70 E
 Io,2 I2 1t to cor Su 2, identical with cor 10 2 of location, which is also cor No of Ocean Wave mill site, post scribed & A NJ No z- I24q E.
 thence g. 2T E
 Variation I2' 70 E
 2oo fl to cor No 3. identical wi,h:cor No soi location, a pine lpost 4.o fl lcng. ins..s4uares
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13

London papers are worrying them selves into ill ,empers over the possi- bili,ies 6, the reopening of the Indisn hints to the free coinage Of silver.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13
TY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER

The San Francisco mint is engaged iu the coinage of silver dollars to sc- commods,e the demand for small cur rency.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-13

Arizona is the part heslthiest of the United States. The death rsie is lower than in any State of this glori- GUS Uuiop.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-04
In Eternity.

No man can pass into eternity, for he
Is already in Il. The dead are no more
i'm eternity now than they always were,
or than everyone of us is at this mo-
ment. We may ignore the things eternal;
shut our eyes hard 10 them; live rs
though they have no existence-never
theless, eternity is around us here, now,
at this moment, az all moments; and II
will have been around Ms every day OF
our ignorant, sinful, selfish lives. It's
stars are over our head while we are 50
diligent in the dust of our wordllness,
or in the tainted stream OF our desires.
The duh brute globe moves through its
ether and knows IL not; even 50 our
souls are bathed In eternity and are
never conscious Of it.-Canon Farrar.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-04
wInnina or De.eryInr.

What we are thought OF by others Is
Of less Importance than what we ore.
We arc not responsible for the one, but
we are responsible for the other. Per
sons who see us, or who know OF our
words and our work, may overestimnte
us or underestimate us; but we are
what we are, and there Is no mistake as
70 that. Our desire and our struggle
should be 20 be worthy OF confidence,
whether others see that we are, or do
not see Il. The motto OF AN old Eng
lsh family Is; 1T Is enough 70 have de-
served" IL might be said 1T IS better
TO have deserved, and not won, than 20
have won, and not deserved" Yet
many care more for success than for
the being worthy of success.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-04
THE END.
The Camp Of tho Great Khan.

The tentin which he holds his court Is
large enough To give cover easily to
1000 souls. IL is pitched with its doors
TO the south, and the barons and knights
remain in waiting in II, whilst the khan
abides In another close 10 IL on the
west side. When he wishes 10 speak
with anyone ne causes the person to
be summoned 10 that other tent. I'm
mediately behind the great tent there
is fine large chamber where the khan
sleeps; and there are also many other
tents and chambers, but they are not
in contact with the great tent as these
are. The two audience tents and the
sleeping chamber are constructed In
this why. Each OF the. audience tents
has three poles, which are OF spice
wood, and are most artfully covered
with lions skins, striped with black
and white and red, so that they do not
suffer from any weather. All three
apartments are also covered outside
with similar skins Of striped lions,
substance that lasts forever. And in
side they are all lined with ermine and
sable, these two being the finest and
most costly furs In existence. For
robe of sable, large enough 90 line a
mantle. Is worth 1000 bezants OF gold.
or 1000 at least, and this kind OF skin
is called by the Tartars THE King OF
Furs." The beast itself is about the
size OF marten. These two furs OF
which / speak are applied and inlaid
80 eXquisitely that IL is really some.
thing worth seeing. All the tent ropes
are OF silk. And, IN short. 1 may say
that those tents, 20 wit the two audi
cnce halls and the sleeping chamber.
are so costly that IL is not every king
could pay for them.-Noah Brooks. in
st. Nicholas
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-04
A CASE In EQUITY.
BY FRANCIS LYNDE.
copyright. rsss. :, J. B. Llpplneou Gel
xIX.-CoNrrNUED.

Kilgrow was hardly out of the room
when Protheroe tapped at the door and
entered without waiting to be asked
IL beg your pardon IL L intrude," he
said, bluhtly, but I've got 10 have n
word with you before you go down
Isuppose you'll think I'm a cursed cad,
after all, but can't help 1t II you do
I've asked Elsie TO marry me, and she
says she will"
He thought he had prepared himself
for anything that Thorndyke could pos
sibly say or do, but the forearming
had been altogether on the side of resis-
taSre, and Philips enthusiastic out
burst of hilarious approval left him
quite helpless.
by Jove, old man, that was the only
thing that was needed TO make this the
happiest day of my lifel"-Thorn-
dyke was wringing his hand till 1t
ached. God bless you-God bless you
bothi And you're lucky dog, too: the
old mans just authorized me to put the
whole $4,000 in her name" He jerked
out his watch, breaking the chain in
his haste. Great Caesarl it's half-past
three, and that train goes at 1881 Pro-
theroe, II you love me help me catch il;
I've got 10 start for New York to-day IL
have to walkl"
IL was hurried farewell at the farm
house and a sharp gallop TO town, with
q breathless scramble for scattered be-
longings at the hotel; but Philip
caught the trnin, and there was still
time for him TO scribble a telegram
which he thrust out of the car window
20 Protheroe as the wheels began to
turn. IL was to Helen, and IL read:
''Please disregard my letter, and for
give me If you can. am on my way
home"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-04

sons. In the first place, i bought my
stock and paid for II, so / missed the
help of the deputy sherifrs and the
creditors; they made the move easy for
most OF 'em. tell you. Then, again,
II costs money 10 move n stock Of hard
wnrc, even If you know where to take
il, and j don't"
II think you're more to be pitied than
the Others" ventured Philip.
You're right about that. It's ter
rible thing 10 be anchored in a dead
town, and that's what i am-both an
chors down and stuck In the mud, with
the windlass broken, at that" The man
smiled at his own joke and went back
10 his seat on the spool of wire when
Philip told the driver 10 turn down into
the manufacturing district.
In the space between the railway and
the river the air OF desolation was even
more oppressive than in Broadway.
Tall chimneys standing guard over
many-windowed factories whose walls
had never vibrnted with the jar OF the
expensive machinery left 20 rust and
crumble within them; piles OF costly
lumber warping and twisting In the
weather; rows OF cottages built for the
operatives, tenantless now. save for an
occasional family OF negroes living
rent-free in the industrial desert. IL
seemed like a dissertation TO break the
silence. and neither Of them spoke until
the carriage had reached the bisecting
street OF the old town.
"This Is Allacoochcc the original"
said Philip, "and fancy II has gone
back 70 Just what II was in the antedi-
luvian days. There's the Mountain
house; fine old southern mansion, they
told me 10 used 20 be. That's the old
courthouse at the head OF the street
where / found the deed. you know.
This is Catron's store, and the place
next door-well. IL that isn't nerve!"
The exclamation pointed nc a slim
figure standing before a doorway over
which swung faded sign bearing the
inscription "Simon Pragmore, Notary
Public" The figure lifted It's SLOUGH hat
at sight OF the carriage and its occu-
pants, and out of It's sallow and immo-
bile face came the courteous saluta-
ton: "Good mawnin, Misteh Thorn
dyke; glad TO see you lookin' so well,
sch"
II suppose that is Mr.. Pragmore7"
said Helen, little later.
Philip was wrestling with ghost OF
Indignation. "Of course IL is, and TO
think that he has the assurance 20 come
back here and go on with his business
"a though nothing had happenedl I've
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-04
FOR SUNDAY READING.
COME UNTO ME.

Oft when the tide OF life runs low.
And brain and soul are sick with doubt.
And'life seems fun OF grief and woe.
And hooking devils jeer and fout.
turn unto my Lord IN prayer;
know His strength than mine Is best.
And lol A sweet voice thrills the air:
Come unto Me. ye weary laden.
And viii give you rest"
Sometimes the night Is very dark.
The way is rough and wounds my feet.
And life lies stretched out wan and stark,
The winds blow fierce and falls the sleet;
/ fear, and fearing fain would fall.
Beneath the shadows dire distressed.
But that hear my Saviour call:
Come unto Me. ye weary laden.
And I Will give you rest"
And often when the waters roll
And surge and foam around me here.
And threaten 10 engulf my soul.
Roaring and rolling swift and near.
My strongest efforts seem IN vain.
How can 1 'scape. 50 hard oppressed3
And then hear that voice again:
Come unto Me. ye weary laden.
And l VIII give you rest"
Some days my burden bears me down,
i cannot see the far-off skies
The grim. gray cross obscures the crown.
And In my heart hope falnts and dies,
But leaps 10 life. when sweet and low,
With love and mercy full expressed.
These words across the silence go:
Come unto Me, ye weary laden,
And / will give you rest"
Yea. Lord. come 10 Thee in all
The evils that afiiict my day
And at Thy feet repentant fall.
For doubts that daunt and fears that
slay
Give unto me. o give me more.
The strength 10 bear. the longing best.
Extend Thy shield my face before.
For l indeed am weary laden,
And come TO Thee for restl
Florida Times Union.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-04
FRANKNEss WITH FRIENDS.
One Respect I'm which Many often
Fail of Their whole Duty.

Fail of Their whole Duty.
II was once said of a very able and
noble man that he was a lion IN the
presence of his enemies, but that II was
very difficult for him 20 combat the POI
siuons or views OF his friends This Is
the weakness of generous nature; but
II Is, nevertheless, weakness. One
ought to be able TO deal with ones
friends as frankly, honestly and intelli-
gently as with ones critics. In the
matter OF honest dealing with COM
mon interests, for instance, nothing Is
safe except the most outspoken and
uncompromising franlmees. The com
passionateness which sometimes in
clines one 10 accept friends point of
view in the face OF ones better judy
mmt IL almost invariably calamitous
to both parties. 1t often happens that
a man is placed In position with rela-
ton To his friend which compels him
TO act upon his own Judgment of his
friends capacity rather than upon the
Judgment OF that friend. Every man
has his limitations and weaknesses,
and when those limitations and weak
nesses are in any way involved In the
settlement OF question they ought 10
be taken clearly into accountby mans
friends. II is no kindness TO be pushed
into u place for which one Is not fitted.
It IL no kindness TO be allowed 10 have
ones way when that way involves dis
aster or disappointment. Real friend
ship is based on truth and nothing but
truth-truth always expressed in the
language OF affection, tenderness and
sympathy, but truth nevertheless. 1t Is
kinder to point out TO a friend that he
Is not fitted for the place he is seeking
than 10 let him secure the place and
then fail in IL; kinder TO point out
frankly TO a friend that the course of
action which he urges is not based on
an intelligent Judgment than 20 keep
silent and allow him TO persist In IL
with the certain result of misfortune
and humiliation. We owe our friends
the Kindness of entire truthfulness; we
owe them the immense help of com
plete frankness. II they do not under
stand and appreciate our motives, the
responsibility rests upon them, and not
upon us.--N. Y. Outlook.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-04
standard. OF value.

Nothing has value except by compar-
ison, hence ideas and knowledge have
relative value. Every branch OF science
has value only as far as IL may be
brought into connection with other
branches and tend 10 completeness. Tn
sciences, too, we observe an ascending
scale OF values-the higher depends
upon the lower. Human knowledge has
"a It's ultimate value the tendency 20
make our lives better and moro COM
pletc. We may consider man IA thestand-
ard Of truth, because God made man,
but the standard OF all things is Jesus
Christ---Rev. J. NJ Page.