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VOL. XXIV--NO 3
JACKSONVILLE. OREGON: AUGUST 20, IS79-
i$3iEii
Jletttittjei
feg0n
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
j. w. robinson", M. D.
t)HYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
JlC!i?OXyiI.LE, CKEGOW.
',,
;tp.J.liju's.
-Je.raUr at li. K DuwetrY
.tflMORTLf.M. D.,
HIYSICIAX AND SURGEON
Jacksonville, okegon.
OIBre on California street. or.po.lte P.' J. Tivan's
slure. Calls imwpptljr attended to, day ornijlit.
a. ilaik:en;m.d.,
pHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
J.VCKSOKVILLK, OBKOON.
ra-OTW-s itpjwlte P. J. Kyan's store.
MARTIN YROOMAN, M. D.
DHY5ICIAN AND SURGEON,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Vpm-l come, here with the Intention of per-
miivitlr l-tlnt li elf In tlm prsrtlce of
lil. nr.i..l.i. I. srrtlntte, awl. ftim twenty
Krrrn vir ex-wrli-iie. In tneilNei.e. fnelient to
thl. Owl, tt ittt-r.hlm.eir m heln; able to giro
eineral .til.f.etl -n.
OIHce nt Kahlrr k tiro's Drn; Store.
CHAS. J. HOWABD,
""1iUNTY AN'l) MINERAL SURVEYOR,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Mlnln? anrrrT.. nl ill other business In my line
ptutuitly(a telulrt to.
E. H. AUIENRIETII,
.-T2 G-HsK-'E T-AT-I AWt
JACKSONVILLE, OltEGON.
. "Vlll r-rertirr in ell the C.nr of the Stste. Trom) t
sltrnti'.M clr-n to ell Inline, left In frty CM,.
-O0!!lre '" Orth's brick building.
11. F. IiOW ELL,
T'TORNEY-AT-LAW,
Jacksonville, orkgon.
A
-AtlloiiHe.. plir.Iln nr liin.l.wlll recelte prompt
H-itI.n. O-jiciUl attrutlun glren to cullec
tlou.. DR. J. M. TAYLOR,
EXTIS T,
- .ASHLAND, OREGON.
D
1tTlne;pemiiintleI.inttelet this plre I am now
. -fnll J prejwrl to il el i Un I. f .lental rk.
lurtlrtil.rattentl"n gUeii to ell niaiinen.f enrslrnl
nptreti ie In rcnntl"ii with in.v lniiiie,lncluj
li. rlift ptlatra, itc. Cli.rxes rrniioiialle.
WILL. JACKSON",
E N T I S T,
JArKSONVII.LK, OREGON.
.0
f-pilIKTII EXltACTED AT ALL
f luMire. LiiiRhluc (.as al
mlnl.terM.ir.I'eire.l.for which extra
ttrr will le niide.
011e an I re.Uenre oil cornor of California and
. 'Fifth streeto.
BERTH OLOROSTEL,
Ait: SURGEON Jf the Grman Amy
" ' ' -AND' -PROFESSIONAL
HAIR-CUTTER,
IN ORTH'S BUILDING,
Jacksonville, ------ Oregon-
-The Treatment of Chronic Caes Made
a Specialty.
.. c. ninns.
L. R. STF.ARNf.
GIBBS & STEARNS,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS,
Rooms 2 and 4 Slrowbridge'e Building,
rORTLAXI), OREGON.
lll practice lnaIIOnrt.of Recent in tliei State of
Orerm an Wali.hlnEt n Territorv: and'pay p
tleulir attention to hu.inew lu Federal Courts.
PR. SPINNEY &CO.f
SFECIATjSTS,
Jfo. 11, Kearne7 SVe'ee?
1. eases wlthont theaht of mercury.
.Onpcehonrs 9a.u. to 12x;2 to 5 and 6 to 9 t.x.
Goxsrt.TATtnN Frke.
L.BunilTsexeeptet. CoSsnltatlons free. Call or, a4
4restt, A P SriNNET CO., No.ll. Keai'ne
rcet gao jranciKo
CITY MAEKET,
CALIFORNIA ST.,
WILLIAM BYBEE, -- Proprietor-
PUIS WBr,L-KNON MARKET. orPO-'
L site KnhlT.t Bro.'e drugstore is m.J
ter prepared than ever to furnish Ihc pub
lic rith.thclito'cettatRVo
.jii ""
FRESH BEEF,
PORK, VEAL-,
J MUTTON, HAM,
SALT MEATS,
BACON,
Superior,
SAUSAGE, LARD, ETC.,
The mot favorable Inducements offered
lo patrons, aril no effort will be spared to
ward giving general satisfnrtlon.
W.f.- DYBEE
GUY BARBER SHOP
AND
BATH BOOMS.
California St.,
.facitsoiiiille, - - - Oregon.
THE UNDERSIGNED IS FULLY
prrpsred In do all work in ,U line in
the beet manner and at riasonuble prices.
HOT OR COLD BATHS
Can be bad at this place at all hours of ".In
day.
GEORGE SCHUMrF.
THE ASHLAND
Woolen Manufacturing
Co,
Take plp-iRiiri" in announcing that tnpy nnr
bare ou'bsnd, a full and select nock of
iSlL&KElSip. FtAKKElLg.-,
, ifadc of the very best
NATIVE WOOL
And ofwbfch tficv will di-poscat very rea
Miuable rater.
OrdiTK frorn n dilance will rrceive prompt
atleiiliiiu. Send them in and give our goods
a trial.
Ashland AVonr.FN II'f'b Co.
JOS. n. IIYZER,
II(lISE3,SiCiT, CARRIAGE
AND ORNi-MENTAL
PAINTER
.TacksniiTillt;
5n gon
T? KDM.Y
TUEIMIIED TO DO ANY
1 Wink
in th'R line on rboit notice and
asks for fliurc of lln public pi'ronrf);.
Ordets fr-ini llij country promptly uttend
rd to.
S. P. HAWA,
WAGON-MAKER,
Jacksonville, Oregon,
TN CRONEUIM.EI'jS BUILDING IS IN
X receipt of a'lnll a-ortmiMit of mnler.al
and prepared to do all wok in bis line on
short notice and in a workmxulike nun tier
Vehicles of every description made to or
tbf.
. Termf reasonable and saiUraction guaranteed".-
ajyltcpaking a fpccialiiy.
S. P. RANNA.
Jackeonvllle. Felmiary. 2t, IB".
RE-OPJ3NED !
JACOBllEYEE
PIONEER WACUJi.5I.VKEn,
H
AS RESUMED BUSINESS AT
und is prepared to execute n'lf worf in his
line with promptness and dispatch arid at
very reasonable rales. All kinds of vehi
cles constructed. Repairing a specialty.
Good work and low prices ennranteed1.
Give me a call. J. MEYER'.
WALDO EXPRESS,
CJn.xrx-yla3.sTT. J5.3VXo.llai
Leaves a cksonvillc
MONDAYS AND THURSDaY3
FOR WALDO,
LEATES "WALDO,
Tuesdays and Fridays.
First-class accommodations for passengers.-
Express Business promptly attended to
by R. M. GARRETT.
TTF YOU WANT A LARGE STOCK OF PERKD
i JL niery a,rid fancy sospstb select f rem go toEab
M 1 f. a A irv-t 11 ..' 1... . n-L it
IC1..IIU1JIUCJ muii tu.iv.uai JOU .ID! JWO Wll
makViC, craBJttiiaf elie'gifaerslly rmt op ti drag
SODA SPRINGS HOUSE
HEALTH and HAPPINESS
r
THE
REWARD OF ALL WHO
viiil these famous
IVElxi.oir' '
inor Qjrlixss.
-,- .r.-vf.-.i . j.: ,"r r
-iTir?gBues.1saji''wfc,af uinmticp a
lernof ouly contains
MEDICAL PROPERTIES
OF GREAT CURATYVE rOWEilS, BUT
is alra delicicusas a beverage. The
lioUl at the Springs is kept by Mr. & Mrs.
D. C. Conrtnay. and affords all the conven
iences and comforts required by the most
lastidious.
Good Pstnrage.
For horse?; and all charges reasonable.
b. r, i
ood bunting and
Trout 3tT,iSlilxLS
Facilitltp near by. and cvtrythinz to make
a visit to the Si da Spriog pleasant to either
the athlete or iiivnlid.
MR. & MRS. D. C. COURTNAY.
C1TYBAKEPT
AND
SAXODM,
In jMasonic Ucildino, Oregon St.,
jacksonville, ocx.,
'IMIE UNDERSIGNED HEREFJYDE
JL pins In uunmince'tn t lie public that
they are now prepmed to fill" all orders (or
rlcttrf '?ery defcriplirtt. nueb h wtldii!
rakpe, cakpa fur pirtie?, wine c-ikei1; also
brnwii and rye btiaJ, ginger snips at.d
rracKvrs.
A lunch fionp will hIso be Ee(Vt nt thi
p'nrp. win rem flits ii all (HvIiP.-Liinbnrcer
-ind Schweitz r rIiK". can be had at all
hurs of the iJ-iy or. niuhl.
- SFrch brra'l crrry V.-iy.
Prices rcasonab'e and satiflaetion gnar-
uutecd.
T GROB & ULRICH.
TABLE ROCK SALOON,
OREGON STREET,
WI.YTJMY and HELMS,
PROPRIETORS.
THE PROPRIETORS OPf TllfS
well known and popular report would
iiilorm their friends a:id the public cpnetally
that a complete und first cla-s Mock of the
beat brands ol lirjnorp, wines. rigarsi.Hlc and
porter, rlc., are constantly ktpt on hand
They will be plumed to havu ttiLir frituds
'call and (mile."
CABINET,
A Cabinet of Curioeiiirs may nl'o be
found here. We would bf pleui d to hnve
persong poiirFsiiip curiosities and tipecimen"
hrin? them in, and e wH plaUC them in
I he Cabinet for inspection.
WINT.IEN.fe HELMS.
NEW STATE HOTEL.
C. W. SAVAGE, Prop.,
JACKSONVILLE, OGN.
THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEAS
ure in aiiuouncini: that lie ban lilted uK
and thnnvistily rer.ovaleil the New S'ate
liiiildins fur hotel purposes and that the
hnufi! is now open lur the nceptiou of
guests.
THE TABLE
Will fte conrtintly sanplie'l with? tire- bef ifif
market affords. Meais Cm be obtained at
UlltlMlfff. , t
Tlielxd' arenrwand 2ptcl'",n and' no
pains will be fpjnd lo give the utmosbratis
raction in every particular.
.Charges reaonable.
G. Y. SAVAGK
Slate Creek House,
Slate Creek, Ocn.,
J. I, KNIGHT - - PRGP'R,
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
L gives notice to the travellinc public that
fin-l-clas" accommodation, can alwayp lie had
at this boue.and no pains spared lo make a
visit agreeable
The bar will alwVB be e'djiiJlicd with the
best of liquors and cigar?. .. .,
J. I. KA'iGIIT.
UNION HOTEL,
Kerbyville Oreson,
M. Ryder, Propr,
TJ7IRST CL.SS ACCOMMODATION" CAA'
X. always t e bad at this house at the most
reaonabl rates,
JSTAl excellent stable connected with
lb o hotel.
THE CITY fREWERY.
YEIT SCHUTZ, - Proprietor.
I WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY IN.
form the citizens of Jacksonville and
the world at large, that they can find, at
any time, at my Brawery, the best lager
beer, in any quantity tbe purchaser rosy desire.
ffij uvura ji uuyieuiruujiiiu.in IBUjajruQIOB 9JB
T. G. EEAMES ..-iE. R. REAMES.
REAMESBROS.,
California st.,
Jacksonville, '-'-'" - Oregon,
2&i'-'!ftt-tf fti-.r
SffiiAif &TU
BY ADOPTING
A CASH BASIS !!
THE GREATEST REDUCTION
JN'PRICES ,
AsiV THEWS''-
LARGEST STOCK
Of
dmmwi MERCIIAXDIS I !
THE
GREATEST VARIETY
TO SELECT FR03I IN
Any One Storo in Southern
Oregon or Worthern
Csiifornia. .
ALL FORCASMi!
OCR STOCK CONSISTS OF
FALL & WIN! ER. DRY-GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
ladies' peeps goods. cashmeres,
and diagon 7s. silks. and
Satins, boots a shoes,
clothing,, etc,,
LADIES'' GAL:, MADE CLOAKS
"IXTE CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE
V? ladifs lo the fact that we have now
ou hand the lrjt and bt sell cted aort
ment rrL DIfca' DRKS3.G0ODS nnd FAN
CY COODSol every di-'Ctiption In South
ern Oregon, and we will henceforth make
this line of goods our speciality and sell
ihtm at
Cheaper than the SiTeapest.
To the. frenllenvn we will fay. if you want
A No. 1 SUIT OF CLOTHES you must go
lo lienmee Iiro. to bnv them as we claim to
have the best bTOCK OF CLOTHING in
Jackson county and will allow noue u un
d rell n.
These goods were all purchased by a mem
ber or our firm from FIltoT CLASS Houses
ir San Krancifco and New York, and we will
watraut every article and fell them as eheap
for caIi ai aiiy houe in the county.
We also keep ou baud a toll stock of
GROCERIES,
e
flXUDnK, GTtERi. Gl.ssvark,
crockery.
A FULL LIFE OF ASHLAND GOODS
FJ1M AND FREIGHT AVAGONS
Plo'vvs, Gang Plows & Sulky Plows-
In fact everything; from the finest needle
to a threshing-machine. CTitfe1 lib'' a dalt
and judgp for yourselves as to our capacity
of furnishing goods as above.
The way tn make money is to pave it.
To rave it buy cheap. To buy cheap pay
CASH for your goods and buy of
REAMES BROS.
F. RITSGHARD,
-P'RA,CTiIOAL
WAcB&A'ki'H' aStt Jeweler
California Street
Jacksonville - Oregon',
TlfAKES A SPECIALTY OF CLEAN
J.Y1 ing and repairing watches and clocks.
Charges reasonable, Give him a call.
Criterion Billiard Sataftn!
CALIFORNIA ST., .
1 Poland & Mctfaniel PVops.
THIS POPULAR RESORT, UNDER
new management, is famishing the best
brands of liquors, winrs and cigars. The
reacting table is supplied. wH JSwtwn peri
odicals aad leading .papers h toe uoasi.
fi
m!
X HLAITIFILSTOKV.
A young man, who had Icen on a
tbree-days' debauch, wandered into the
reading room of a hotel where he was
well-known, sat down and stared mood
ily into the street. Presently a little
girl cf about ten years of age came in
raid looked timidly about the room.
twarNwi in ragstuut uic nau a
UaWfer-t J;eeokt,ce"Jd Sjarre-
u to eTtCiivmoaUirJiMssWcFc
five persons m the room, and she went
to each a-begging. Orle gentleman gave
her a five-cent piece, and she went to
the gentleman spoken of and askHhi&
for a penny, adding, "I haven't had
anything to eat in a whole day." The
gentleman was out of humor, and he
said, crossly, "Don't bother me, 1
haven't had anything to cat in three
days." The child opened her eyes in
shy wonder nntl stared" at him for a
moment and then walked slowly to the
door.' She turned the knob, and then,
after hesitating a few seconds, walked
up toliim, and gently laying tho five!
cents on his knee, said with a tone of
true girlish pity in her voice, "If you
haven't had anything to eat for three
days, you take this and buy some bread.
Perhaps I ccn get some more some
where." The young fellow blushed to
the roofs of his L'aif ahtf lifting the sis
ter of charity in his arms he kissed her
two or itireo times in tlelig'lit. Then
he took lie'? to the persons" in trie room,
and those in the corridors and the office
and to'd the story and asked contribu-ti-
A, giving himself all the money he
had with him. He succeeded in rais
ing over 40, and sent thfe little one
on her way rejoicing.
fosml rooTritivrs.
At the last meeting of the New York
Academy of Natural Sciences St. Jo
seph Lcidy read a letter from Mr. 'V,
Lorcnz, cmef engineer ot the I
plna and Heading Kailroau Jpsiiy
referring to a fossil specimen presented
to the academy by Mr. William D. JI."
Mason, of AVilliamstotfn, Pa, The
sjiecimen is a ma.s of coal shale with
footprints, and was discovered by the
donor at the Ellengowan colliery, in the
Mahany coal field. Mr. Lorcnz re
marks that it is of i-pocial interest as
having been the first sjiecimen of tho
kind found in the anthracite coal field.
The specimen is an irregular slab, up
wards of a foot long, and less flian half
the breadth. The tfiper surface is ob
scurely ripple marked longftffdinally,
and is cimsed in a slant by seven tracks
which at8 in pairs, etfeppt one, frr ad
vance on the right. The four tracks
on the right occupy a line of six inches,
and are about an inch and a half apart
from those on the left. The more per
fect impressions exhibit i6Vr vTdeTy di
vergent toes, successively increasing in
length from within outwardly, except
ing tli it the fourth toe is slightly short
er than the third. 1 he expanse of the
tracks is about one nch. The impres'
sions probably pertain to some salaraan
droid animal; and as it had been found
useful to refer to fossil foot tracks as
the representatives of the Animal by
which they were made under distinct
names, he would in aicordance with a
suggestion ftom Mr. Lorenz,- name tfeff
form represented by the1 Ellengowan
anthraeis. "Scientifie Mining Press."
, ii . Sl !! J
The following is from tho concluding
paragraph of an article entitled "Two
years of President Hayes," in the Au-
gust Atlantic: "When the nation has
outgrown and is ashamed of the fiertcV
sectional temper which now deforms
patriotism, hinders jierfect union and
vexes liberty; when industry and com
merce! nourished by honest currency
again spread contentment through all
our borders; when tne public Service
has ceased, as some time it must cease,"
to be the spoil of parties, a delivered
people will refer with honor and grati
tude to the administration of President
Hayes as the beginning of the Repub
lic's Better day."
The Solano California "Times,'' the
only Democratic" newspaper in Solano'
county had the following to say of Dr.
Glenn before he was" nominate by
the Democratic ConveiltionY t
Dr. Glenn, the'rejjre'Sehtative'of one
of the greatest curses of California
,landiilonoply has been nominated by
tne JMew jonsuiuuon party xor uov
ernor. He owns over 65,000 acres of
land. This immense estate of Ms if
divided into MO acre tracts! would
furnish ample resources for, 375 fam
Hies, or 1,770 persons. ,But,no it (is
all held by the grand1 old' monopo-
KKT.- KALLOCirS C.IMMSS.
Rev. Kalloch, candidate of the
Kearney party for Mayor of Sari Frari
cisco, in a speech to the'boys" one
rright last week said;
The old party oranizatioirs are"
against me. Tins pltfrfderirig rings in
power are against me. Tho capital,
conservatism, and cowardice of the
U.tyr ritiacsg
are against ine. xnero is noimng mac
will not he done to defeat me. There
i3jio old slander that will not bj
resurrected, and no new lie that will
hot be told, to injure me. But I bliall
succeed: It is ifdt in tfie power of
capitalists." cErirenes, monopolists, swin
dlers, thieves ciJd firigs, with all their
subsidized papers to pile their ridicule,
.... , . , il.'iirJii hi
obstructions calumnies! avalanches of
slander so high that I will not climb
over them all, conquer and silence them
all. Applossev I know how impu-
flonf if lAitl-c In tlia silil muniuil nliloa nf
- I
tho ritv fnr inn fn lip tn1brr in tliflt l
vvay Laughter. But I cannot help it.
j .. .. Q
California needs new blood. It is the
land of the blessed monopolies, tire
home of the holy rings, the camp of
sacred sutlers, the country of immortal
contractors. Any new man who
comes here to preach the goipel, or
practice law, or peddle pilty or shoe
horses," o'r carry ho'ds,' Ira's to break
through a wall c'f Cliine'so exclu'sive
rieS. The preachers combine against
a new light, the doctors against a new
dose, the lawyers against a new "limb,"
and the newspapers against everybody.
I go for breaking down this Chinese
wall, and opening California to all who
are descrvfn'g of its glorious natural
opportunities.
LAKOKEltS OF THE WOULD.
The "New York Times" of a late date
prints .f tiifcplumns of ctffrrparatitfe
labor 'l ii.ft for iJWwintiyjALilM
Europe ami says that in every cass
it wHl be fofum that th'e SUxHeith la
borer is pa?d belter, and can maintain
himself and family at less cost than the
European workman in any similar
branch of industry; but it is interest
ing to compare the condition of differ
ent nationalities. In tho matter of
material prosperity, comfort and con
tentment, the English workman seems
to have the test opportunities for bet
tering himself, but strikes and tip
pling are fatal drawbacks to this ad
vancement; lit France and Belgium,
in spite of low wages aftd scanty means
of sustenance, the laboring people' are
thrifty and Contented. In Germany
the condition of the working classes
are most deplorable; destitution and
despair seem to starfe them in the
face. Compared with other people, the
.condition of the American laboring
men would seem fo incfrcate discontent
as one of our national traits.
Tncenfirefioptilatron of Paris, wheth
er floating or permanent, is counted of
ficially every month. Whether your
aliode be at a priVato resilience, hotef or
boarding house, you will be required
within forty-eight hours' to' sigli a' reg
ister giving yOur narrre, ageoccup'alion
arid former residence. Tli& register
gives also the leading characteristics of
your personal appearance. There is no
hiding in Paris. Every houte, every
rr"obm is known and under jiolico sur
veillance, while each stranger is known
and described at police headquarters
within a slioFt timo after his arrival.
It might be advisable for some tourists
who propose a- visit to the French me
tropolis to prepare ttfofehand for this
scrutiny of the French officials, for once
within the walls of Paris your identity
is always there.
i
A l?ap3 belle, attending an' enter
tainment Zdcentry given in Vallejo,
complained' in one of the scenes that
the light w'as too dim to show the act
ing properly. "Won't you try this
glass!" asked the escort, handing her
his" lorgnette. Hastily covering the
suspicious looking object with a hand
kerchief, she placed it to her lips, took
a long pull, and handed it back in dis
gust, sajing, "Whv. there is not a drop
in it!"
SSi
' Hov sweet and precious a thing is
sympathy! Not merely the sympa
1 thy which leads one to rejoice with
those who lejoice, ana weep witn
those who weep, on occasions that es
pecially call for rejoicing or sorrow
ing, but that higher and more deli
cate expression of tenderness and love,
which by looks and tones, as well as
words, conveys to others that we are
not wanting in that electric .touch that
-whole world aein,
t'BA.Mt LlJSUirs .Ki:l IY M IGAII.NE FOR
HKITKMBEK.
This exceedingly interesting publica
tion comes to us as bnglii, frcsll and
lively as ever, richly freighted with
choice, entertaining, and altogether de
lightful reading matter. Among tho
illustrated papers are another of Mr.
Guernsey's on the Persecutions the
subject, Persecutions of tho Lollards
awn ... ., -.'.j tir. .rr?rrrva-eijBBBi
Pontiffs Gregory IXGrego-j X, Cel
estine V., and Boniface VLTI. Tlio
uni Legend, by Major Calhoun; Tho
Jains of India; Lavalette's Escapo f roiu
Prison; Chivalry and Knighthood, etc.)
are admirable articles. Among ther
stories worthy of particular mention
aro Rush1 rind Reaction, by Rev. Mr!
Baker; Artliur Moreland's Fortune; A
Thorny Path; Reuben Holmes's Faith)
etc.' etc.
Tho poems aro original, and
possess unusual merjto, fn'lly- su'staining
the reputation which this magazine has
wnn frv ifcolp in ftiia lAtntmAn aP III
. . i
.i, Tl.n n.n. ..:n.. i:r !
papers include "Remember," by Thom
as A. Hoyt, D. D.; The Invalid's Por
tion; a sermon by tho Editor on tho
subject, Secret Disciplcship; Popular
Exegis, etc., etc. In the editorial de
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SlrrfplieityJ j'iio Boys at th'e Springs,'
Egbtism,Meekness,Tap'piriho Wheels'
etc. ( At Home and itbroad, contains
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transpiring in the religious world.
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Tire recent catlktfdakti at Virginia"
City was not noticed at all rrt the min
ing depths, but only by people on the
surface. Their famous earthquake of
some time ago, which shook down
chimneys antl fire-walls, cracked brick
buildings and did other damage, was
merely noticed by som'e' of the miner?
working in th'o upper Ie'veht, but it did"
no damage, not even shaking down
loose stones and earth. TJie station
men in tlie v&fioris shafts felt it tho
strongest, and the deepest point whero
it was noticed was by the station-tender
at the' SOO-foot level of tho Imperial-Empire
shaft 900 feet below tho
surface. He said h felt- like a sudden
faint throb or pulsation of the air, as'
though' a blaisi ftril been' let off at a dis
tance above, below, or in some indefi
nite direction. In some of the mines
the shock was not noticed at all, oven
"
by station-men. Commenting on this'
peculiar fact at the time, the Gold Hill
"News" remarked that the earthquako'
seemed to be an electrical disturbance,'
Lproceedin'ff from- the atmosphere and
not from' the denths of the earth.'
I Sacramento, Cat.," "Union."
There areMsituatrons in life which puz
zle even the wisest of men. What, for
example, is the best and. politest thing
to reply when a persou says "thank't
you?" To bow merely seems stiff and
cold; to say "you're, welcome," provin
cial, "same to you" and "you're anoth
er," do not seem quite rigfifc somehow,"
and "how d'vo do " is absent and awk-
t
ward. "Don't mention it" may 'suit a .
book agent or a ticket porter, tut wo
want BOiricthiriJ1 oefter for holiday use.' .
"Not al all" seems' to imply that tho
thankist is a' liar. Perhaps the best
thing under tho circumstances is to
grin gracefully and change tho subject.'
This little life-boat of an earth, with
its noisy crew of mankind, and all
their troubled history, will ono day
have vanished; faded like a cloud-speak
from the azuro of the sky. What t
then is manl He endures but for an
hour, and is crushed before tho moth.
Yet in tho beginingand in the working;
of a faithful man is their already (asall
faith, from the beginning gives assur
ance) a something that pertains not
this death element of Time; that
trumps over time, and is, and will be,'
when time shall be no more. "Thom
as Carlyle."
The just published report of an Irish
benevolent society contains ono para
graph rich in caustic humor. It says: ,
"Notwithstanding the large amount f
paid for medical attendance, very ft '
dearths' occurred during the year.""' '
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