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Excerpt from Mining Investments and How to Judge Them
If one who casually buys a mining stock, be lieving, so he says, that he is stuck, yet hoping that the reports may prove true, could know all the struggle, pathos, hopes, despair and moments of triumph attending the effort for the financial development of a mining en terprise; one would sympathize with the pro moter, and wonder at the determination, which, if success is to be obtained, must meet and overcome prejudices, must encounter doubts, and incredulous disbelief during years of effort to find success in beating down all barriers, and obtaining the necessary capital to operate the mine. One who is strong enough to obtain his end against such opposition is calculated to succeed, and usually does make a success of his mine after obtaining the money to operate it. There is pathos and sorrow in the effort because all do not succeed, even though a life time is dedicated to the effort. One instance comes to my memory. A miner prospecting.
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