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1t is fact not generally known that
there are gold deposits, both placer and
quartz, of some value in northern
Georgia. Dahlonega has been a gold
mining camp for the last seventy five
years, and at one time it was quite
a noted place. Latterly it has been lost
slgnt of to great extent, mainly, no
doubt. through the vastly greater i'm
portance of the western mineral region.
Still. 1t is said that the district has pro-
duced total of about $4,000, 900, and
that John c. Calhoun made some
money there in gold mining Some
new and modern quartz mills are now
in course of erection there, and it is
claimed that there is ore in sight to
run them for many years. Letters
from that section describe it as the
land of the Skies" because of its
altitude. 1t lies at the enormous (0
elevation of sixteen hundred feet above
sea level.
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1t is a pleasure to note the highly
improved mining conditions existing in
the PiOche-De Lamar region of South
eastern Nevada. In the palmy days
Of the Sage Brush state the Phoebe dis
trict was the third in Importance, and
but for its remoteness and inaccessible
ity it might have been the second
At on" live the Raymond and Ely and
Mead ley mines We're regarded as
twa t. b." worlds greatest and the
tow 'oche was supposed to con-
tain p. -.r seven or eight tousand peo-
pie. From this it dwindled to al
most nothing. Fine brick buildings
were allowed to go to ruin, sidewalks
were dilapidated, and the place be
came to all intents and purposes an
abandoned mining camp. But the rich
strikes at De Lamar. 80 miles south,
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IN THE VESTS MINERAL REALM.
News About Mining in Montana and
the Northwest.

edtion includes
Montan
will min
ing department
to give to the public
making the Standard
hitherto had In print
Communications intended for
of
All
mucaons the Standard will
his depart
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LOCAL TRADING WAS LIGHT
Anaconda Has Moved Up Few Points
While Other Stocks Have Re.
NAMED Almost at
Standstill
The MARKETS RANGE.


Butte, Aug. 4-The mining stock mar
ket was rather stronger in Butte last
week than the week before. Anaconda
held up few points higher than the pre-
vlous weeks. Other quotations have not
materially fluctuated. There is a ten
dency toward the upward all along the
line. Trading locally has not assumed the
proportions which marked the boards
early in the summer.
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The Copper, Zinc and Lead Review is
a weekly journal, the publica ton of
which has just begun in New York
city. Only five issues have vet been made,
but it opens up well and is steadily i'm
proving in quality. 1t is we'll printed
on good paper, handsomely illustrated
and full of interesting matter rela tive
to the subjects of which it treats. It
is welcome and valuable exchange.
and the Standard wishes it the groa tet,;
SunneSS
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and the opening up of railroad commu-
nications have given Phoebe a new
lease of life and filled the future of
the whole region with promise.
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"Weally"? I?

From the Boston Herald
The London Saturday Review settles
it with the decision that Americans are
the better gymnasts and Englishmen
the better athletes. Clevah! Awfully
clevah! And so Reviewy.
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Copper in southern states,

From Copper, Zinc and Lead Review
There is a fine chance for developing the
copper ores along the Southern railway
The application of the latest metallurgcal
methods ought to enable a number of
inasmuch as it is now possible to recover
al the gold and silver at a para lively
small cost from the copper matte by cleo
trolysis, thus adding greatly to the mar
gin of profit. Many of these copper ores
are accompanied by iron pyrites and the
chalcopyrite ores abound in sulphur
which could be utilized as a by-product
North Carolina is full of copper mines
and its gold mines often carry seams of
copper, so that with a plant to save both
metals, many a now abandoned mine
mines of North Carolina worthy of men,
tion are those of Rowan. Gulford, Per-
son, Davidson and Ashe counties. A
number of the gold mines about Char
lotte. n. G., carry copper pyrites in
seams through the mines. Copper at one
time was largely mined in the Blue Ridge
mountains in Virginia. 1t occurs at
Fairfax. Madison Nelson and other Nir-
s!nia counties. 1t is mined in Polk com
ty. Tennessee, in what is known as The
Ducktown district. This district is io-
miles among the mountains. Smelling
and refining works Were erected in 1860
and since then pOpulOus community has
t1rived upon the industry. In Northeast
ern Alabama are found fine prospects.
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The Baltic Lake District.

Speaking of coppers, the Commercial
and Financial World says:
Among other copper properties that
are likely to make themselves felt before
long is that of the Battle Lake Copper
company of Battle. Carbon county, Wy
oming. which is situated in the Sierra
Madre mountains, 60 miles south of Fort
Steele and 10 miles north of the Colorado
line.
This is a company recently incorpD-
rated under the laws of Wyoming with a
capital of 100000 in shares of the par
value of 81 each. The stock is held entire
lY by the board Of directors, which is
composed of George +. Doane of Battle,
WyO.: w. +. HeathcOte of Franklin. Pa;
L. II, Sbley, Franklin, Pa; Joseph c.
Sibley of Franklin, Pa. and General
Charles Miller of Franklin, Pa. The Off
GERS of the company are: George F.
Doane, president; w. +. Hea;hcote, vice
PRESIDENT f. II. Sibley, treasurer. and
j. r. MoOrhead. secretary.
''Of these gentlemen it may b. said that
Mr.. DOane originally located the Ramb-
bier or Doane mine in the Battle Lake
district of Wyoming. He and Mr.. Heath
cote have of late years been joint owners
OF the property in question, their holdings
covering l25 acres in body. which is now
taken over by the new company"
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PARROT,
UTAH CONSOLIDATED.
The Root of Evil.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
'They seem to be eternally quarreling in
Boilers house."
Yes. You know. Bolter came back
from the Klondke with little money"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23

1t took Germany much longer than
France to comprehend the real
strength and purposes of the United
States in its dealings with Spain. and
it is gratifying to us TO learn even at
this late day that there has been de.
cided change in German views toward
us. Much of this new sentiment is due
to the diplomacy of Admiral Dewey and
the personal reports to the emperor Of
the German observers of the Santiago
campaign. United States Minister
White has all along insisted that th"
official sentiment of Berlin was not an
taConistic to US; but the German ad-
mral at Manila and the most intiuen-
tial newspapers certainly reflected a
different feeling. Now, the press, high
officials and representatives. of vast
commercial interests have entirely
changed their attitude, and are out.
spoken in the hope that the United
States will not relinquish the Philip
pine islands. and above all, will not re
turn them to Spain, under whom tt,
revolution and commercial trouL!es
would be prolonged.
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possms oS rm posra

Ds Net valn Deeease - Spain.
We were tsnptsd4o b bumpt1ous when The
sinking Of th1 Nains
Was followed By the drubbins We admin.
istsred to Spain.
But twill pay us 10 remember u Was arre.
gancs and pride
Which led Spain to the sins for which hss
soldiers blsd and died.
II may b. that republics. like old mon.
arches effete.
May got the bis-head badly. topping OF
their props and feet
We love our nag Of freedom. With IL bril-.
liant promise-starS.
The many grand achievements frescoed In
Its battle scars.
The grand domain II represents. its men
who fear no foe.
But ride shs car Of progress with resistlsss
vim and 60:
And yet It's well to 1T the car with air
brakes and the like.
Control IL Of Importance from warshp to
. bike.
So let US mix humility with all our loud
hurrahs.
Content with common sense to love our
country and its cause.
To look for inspiration and true wisdom to
Remembering that God 10 great and In Him
vict'ry lies:
So while we crow . little for the victory
DER Spain.
Mix love with all your loyalty-all braggart
brays are vain
Bombastic pride 10 but the sugar coating
over pain.
The greatest are the humblest high In
Heaven and here on earth.
Self-praise Is but q bubble and . text for
honest mirth:
We want to feel responsible for greatnes
and its use,
With penalties awaiting its perverslon or
abuse.
So do not stop to cackle or to waste the
precious time.
March on in modest might toward our des-
tiny sublime,
For gratitude Is virtue, but mere boastful-
ness q crime.
I. EDGAR JONES.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23

In an article in McClure's Magazine
Mr.. WaIdron upsets the time-honored
theory that wheat is the most important
crop in the world, and gives the palm
to potatoes. Over 4,00000OC0O bcsh-
e.s of potatoes are produced each year
to 800, 100000 yushels of corn, while
wheat takes third place with an annual
production of only $500, O,OOO,OGO bushels
ireland leads al other countries in po.
tato eating, the annual consumption
there being / .4G1 pounds TO each person
or over four pounds day. Germany
with an annual per capita consump.
tion of l,3C0 pounds, comes next; the
Netherlands coming third. and Italy
bringing up the extreme rear with an
""Huo per capita consumption Of only
- ludAGs.
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Spnin's 2O,OOO,OOD.

Whatll we do with this money Of ours
Money We scarcely expected?
No one will hint that we've wasted the
hours
Nor the country's finances neglected
Shall we devote It to powder and shot.
And talk about ferceness and slaughter.
Buying ships to be added no doubt. TO our
lot
OF scrap-iron under salt water?
Shall we simulate pride. and still sneer at
the rules
By which the world makes its progress
sion?
Or shall we hire teachers and open up
schools.
and try to be In the procession7
Wa shington Star.
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Let Me believe.

When boughs are shaken Of bloom. and
dead leaves drifting, too.
would recall their first perfume and the
sunlight sitting through:
When fields lie barren without. and bitter
frosts are come,
Bid me not hear the winds Of Doubt that
with the darkness roam.
When hours grow dim and gray. and the
song Of the year Is sung,
Leave me the thrill Of the dawning day.
in a heart that is young. Is young!
Though Hope be blossom whirled. and
Time doth pillage and win.
Let me hearken the pulse OF the World. and
learn of Truth therein.
Ay. though my dreams shall pale. while
night but an ember lures.
Let me believe, though its light shall fail.
that Love- that Love endures!
Virginia w. Cloud. in Bookman.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23

IN organization to help the poor OF
Cu.u iy system of Industrial relief
l;Js been started in brooklyn. The plan
- 10 secure IA tract Of land near ,ac''
suffering Cuban city, place an Amcr.
can in charge, and offer employment
Il the abie-bodied poor in cultivaunS
,Hs land. The proceeds of the crops
Wi. be turned back into the relief fund
Individual workers will be assisted tC
return 10 their old homes as soon as
jEey can sustain themselves. The re-
nui.ding of destroyed homes and the es
tGU.ishmCnt of free schools are anon,
the objects of this relief movement.
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r2lnlstry.

She takes my hand with the soft diffidencc
That seems a part Of girlhood and pro-
claims
The timorous amateur; then glib!y names
Each line thereon, but holds me In sus-
pense
sweet long while before she can COM
menCe
The oracle's Geliv'ry. Like twin flames
Her checks burn up when finally she
frames
The promise of long life and aflluence.
Ir through some gypsy strain she reckous
dear
Her reputation as a prophecies,
Then by her pleasant art may she divine
That 1t Is thrice secured If she will clear
My way to all felicity with yes"
In answer to n small request of mine.
Edward w. Barnard, In Judge.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23
A Diplomat.

"Young man." said the lady with
the beautiful Diamonds. do you sell
alpherbets?"
"Yes, madam" replied the polite
salesman of the book department.
"Well, l want one in words of one
syllable 80 l can learn it to my child.
"Yes. madam. How were things IN
Boston when you left?" he asked. for
he was. indeed, an inveterate fiatterer
philadelphia Record.
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Afraid Of American Control.

SAAHosA OA SosssCgsSSo SOssHOts
The professional bull fighters In
Havana recently held = meeting In
that city and decided to draft q petition
TO President Mckinley praying that
otter the Spanish evacuation and the
beginning of American control, that
there may be no legal steps taken to
prevent them from carrying on their
amusement. The bull fighters declare
that their livelihood depends upon their
ability to continue their chosen profes-
sion. and that II would be gross injus-
tice to them to be deprived Of the right,
beside sore disappointment TO the
people Of Havana If their chief source
OF amusement and entertainment were
forbidden. The gladiators will state
in their petition that Gen. Lee, during
his residence in Cuba, never missed an
opportunity to witness fight and was
always to be seen at the arena and was
very fond Of the sport. They also state
that oil Americans who have witnessed
bull fight are greatly pleased with
the performance, and will also point to
the fact that visiting Americans never
fail to attend one of these performances
when they are IN Havana. They believe
that when their case is fully set forth
flint their business will not be inter-
fered with.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23

One of the unique features of the la;e
campaign in Pennsylvania was tie use
of the phonograph in the judicial fight
in .illeghany county. John S. Robb, the
independent republican candidate, de
livered addresses one night at Mount
Washington and Millvale, and while hc
was speaking at these places phone
graph was reeling off his address to &
large audience at Bridgevile.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23

A report from San Francisco says
that after litigation lasting II years
the will disposing Of IN estate in that
city once worth $4,000 has just been
sustained and litigation suspended, be-
cause the estate has been exhausted in
paying legal fees. The lawyers gave
up when the sack was emptied.
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4. l..ip.ail., ae.e.teA.

"0id l understand you to say that
there was possibility Of our using ir-
regular methods in that county?" In.
quirsd Senator Sorghum.
" may have said something of the
kind" answered the voter.
"Well. it's downright libel. Id have
you to understand. sir. that we're SO
sure of that county that we don't have
to use irregular methods. Washing
ton Star.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23

Boiled water is leading topic of In.
,erest in Chicago, and the health COM
missioner says the boiling, TO be ef.
f"ctiye, must continue half an hour
After the water has cooled and the sedi.
ment settled it is poured OF and bot
tied. Having completed the bottling
the citizen feels at liberty to take an
antidote for breathing the vapor of the
Chicago river.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23

Owing to the wound he received a,
Fort Fisher, Capt. Bob" Evans was re.
tired from the navy's active list and
was only restored after much pleading
by joint resolution Of congress, which
exempted him forever from physical
examination as to disability. He is the
only officer in the service who has been
so honored
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23

IANrFD--SENERAL TRUSTWORTHY
W persons in this state to mansgc our bust.
nc>s ~ their own a'd nrarby counties II is
mainly Office work conduc' ed at home. Salary
straight S?0n n yiar ard expense definite.
bouaild". no more. 10 less saaiy Monthly
SIS. References fnniosc II scliaddresscd
.iampd envelope. Herbert +. Hess, Irc.t., Dept.
NJ, Chicago. 9-l5-l6t.
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1t is said the board of directors OF
the Maryland bureau of immigration
has instructed its secretary to 60 to
Holland for the purpose of obtaining
a number of immigrants with whom
to settle colony in Maryland. 1t
seems the Dutch have taken Maryland
as well as Holland.
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A Cure for Nervous Headaches.

For eight years suffered from cOS' !prtion and
severe headache, the he ,dache usually lasting
hree days NJ II time. Headache powders relieN-
II me Temporarily, but left TOO bad an effect
Succ began taking Celery King have greatly
improved IN health, seldom VI never have head
lchn, havc gourd IN flesh, and tea decidedly
we'll Mrs. r. g lIATCU. Temple, n. II. Celery
King for tie Nerves Liver aud Kidneys l. sold
In soc. and 25c. parEa9rs nv w. u. Herman
Niddleswarth Il Uisb, Mct lure; ii
4. EUrig.t. hine.
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spread all over my body.
These soon broke out into
sores, and 1t Is easy to
imagine the suffering I
endured. Before l be-
came convinced that the
doctors could do no good,
I had spent . hundred
dollars, which was really
thrown away. I then
tried various patent
medicines. but they did
not reach the disease.
When | had finished my
flrst bottle of s. $. s. l
was greatly improved
and WAS delighted with
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23
A TOuchiny Tale.

The playwright with his manuscript
Went sadly on his way,
Threescore and more Of managers
Refused his play that day:
Then from a corner dark there sprang
A robber bold and masked,
And Of the author. with a gun.
His life or money asked.
''I've nothing but this play. swearr
Replied the trembling scribe;
"All say It is not worth the string
With which the covers tied!'
The robber snatched the manuscript
And fed without delay.
THANK God! At last!" tho playwright,
cried,
"A man who'll take my play!'
Boston Transcript
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23
A Lullaby.

A Lullaby.
Sof' an low. sof' an low,
An sweet!y es de rivah's flow,
We heahs de music cross de sea
Whah spreads de Ian Of Is-ter-Be,
An sweet an low, an sof' an low,
De baby's teensy footballs go:
But bimeby he's gwine be at peace
Whah roses spring an lilies blow.
De music comes fom hahps of gol',
fetched by de fingers nevah ole,
An Gawd leans down. leans down to heeh
De strains dat's floatin' to His eah.
An sweet an low. an sof an low.
De baby's teensy footballs go:
But bimeby he's gwine be at peace
Whah roses spring an lilies blow.
~Will J. Hale, in Chicago Times Herald.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23
Feminine Irony

Gerald-What would you say il were
to kiss you?
Geraldine--I don't know; but | can
prepare speech If you think 1t worth
while to wait.-Town Topics.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23
Their Identity.

Jack-l saw couple very close to-
gether last night and kissed them both.
Tom-What! Did you know them?
Jack-Well-er-yes, slightly. They
were Molly's lips.-N. Y. World.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23
Truthfull: Sncnkipg.

Miss Young-What did you say when
Charley Jagson threatened to kiss
svery girl in the room?
Miss Olds- said would just like to
see him try ii!-N. /. journal
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23
Copper Colored
Splotches.

There is only one cure for Contagious
Blood Poison-the disease which has
completely bafiled the doctors. They
~ "r-liy unable to cure it, and direct
their efforts toward bottling the poison
up in the blood and concealing It from
view. S. 8. s. cures the disease posi-
lively and permanently by forcing out
every trace Of the taint.
was afflicted with terrible blood disease.
which was in spots at first, but Afterwards
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23
An Expert Diagnosis.

Customer think there's hair
tangled in The wheels.
Woman Matchmaker examining por-
trait in the case)-Yes: I'm sure II
should be blond.-Jewelers' Weekly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SUtaH ahvpr' isemC'tS III every iescriptIon
Naut, sale or iteni, lUs' ur Eouud on ther no.
ticrs inserted under this heal for 0ne-half cent
\ word tor Gn" Insertion and one-forrth cent 4
y"ft eurl Subsequent insertion. Nothing III
serted To- less han ten cents.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-02-23
Among Old Chu m ..

Mrs. Newed-Was ! nervous. deur,
during the ceremony?
Her Friend-Well.a trihe at first, dar-
ling, but not after William had said
"yes."-Tit-Bits,
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The Speer Wine Company.
PaSSaic N. l.,

The Specr Wine Company.
Passaic N. j.,
have their vineyards stocked ofthe
same grape, the only vim eyard of
the kind in this country, the vines
were imported and planted here
over forty years ago. The Speer
Port wine and Burgundy are now
regarded the finest in the world,
their rich, full body and high
character is unexcelled. In.
valids, weakly persons, especially
females, and the aged are made
strong and vigorous by its use, as
a medicinal wine it has no equal;
as family wine it has no super
ior. First class physicians all over
the country, here and in Europe,
who have tried them recommend
them as the best.
A close study by physicians on
the effect of different brands of
wines on the system convinces
them of the superiority of the Speer
Passaic wines for their patients.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers
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Train leavAs Sunhurv ) - u ~, ar
Tiyr- lt Srkrsgrnvr 5 - y -
Trains 'rnvr Lrwi-t"wu lnrr''nu
,S2 NJ, 10 l9 N. | 20 Jm,i y = m; hi = jSp"
for Altuouu, Pittsburs an, tHr Wet,
For Baltimore and Washington 9 ~ ~ :!
| 80 I33. o! pm F,r i'Nia'olphN 80 -"
York d rs 35a IN, ! o! 30 33and lli'rm 80.
Harrisburg q - ~ ,tnd : ld o. 80
rhi'adc 'phil q Ere Z Z j't''i'r.
NORTHERN r|NriNl. "a IT, -
Trains leave Sunbury dd.I; 'Nr' '". N.,..
] - a IN f0r Erie and tauaElaigln
s10 IN iOr Bclteputr III" auL ana ldG4H'
9Ia n III Tor Lock Haven, fyru'" IN ~" ""..
/ 10 pm for Rclleiontc lNal' CInahdaias.'
3 20 u III for henOvo and t.nrira
g..5 j. n or Niu!HmSpr;t
sunday lOH m Tor Erie nud cana '"v' '.
gas am Tor Lock Haven HA I2H .' ..'
Transport
G.'o.,.. % .p-Hl... -t' n, I,' .....-
tar. nu. if,.r',r
20 ~. 10 -On 10, b ujn ''.'J .'r ''' ''
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