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ROCKFORD, ILL.
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Ncncher ana observation-disclosures
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Icocher ana OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Now Jnti.
Special Dispatch to 3hs Chicago 1rf1uns,
AooKFoNp, Ill.,, Dot. 17s-A oaso OF some In.
toress as affecting tho rights Of teacher and pr,
pii' has boon brought up at tho prosept session
OF the Circuit Court, before Judge VILLAIN,
Brown, It is tho old caso Of Post "a. Rulison,
commenced In 1871. 1fr. RuliBon is Principal
q tho D,rand High School, in this county. In
iofl ne announced, at the opening of the term,
that al the pupils muat atudy bookkeeping OF
ieaVo." Miss Post refused. on the ground that
her parents did not wiah her to pu1suo any at-
dltional studies, as eho had quito enough, to-
gother With her other duties, and her health
would not admit Of n1ore Mfr. Rulison thero-
two or throo tncs.. At last tho matter camo
before tho Court; but, nfter two trials, no deti-
Mite result was obtained, and It WAS
again brought up ut this term.
After two daya' 1'caring, the jury was sont
oilt and scaled vorfioL WAS handed In last
oyoning, to DO road this morning at 10 O'Clock,
Tho general impression ia TINT ii will be favora-
bio to the plnintiff.
When tho Grand Jury WAS in session. It
brought out It's annual Indictment ngafnHt Will
inm Hamilton, tho non est keopor Of the house
OF ill-fane Houo distance out of town. This
institution was broken up somo months ago by
public exposure nude by q city daily. Tho
proprietor packed up AMI returned TO Chicago,
whence ho came. About eight otlor indict-
ments were found most of which have been on
trGl, aud sentence passed.
The shorif moved into the new jail last Mon
day, an1 is now at homo. The building Is ono
OF the ilnest aud strongoHt Of tie kind in this
section,
, 1873-10-19


i amt 10 use, ban this don't look right; yon SEQ
Ihercn not ono person hero but yon what know,
Anu hoho o lilo reat cures . rcd ZOE Old JOG.
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aiy achooiatcs hte seastorea 9olnc afe mere but still
Ana shai aear Gari Den idoN boss her D-that one-.
1na' psctticst anu oess gIsl undef tue sun-
i. H1 ote y. ue'u, ~" to"s u1u you $este
~, ,,1s .etIs 1Is,,, .,.. -,
VI naGs % .nat 9ii! eser siaee tte peen eonet
a A'"Nen no4co noti'o t1n'e " a'ahe aef 1ny oWn"
I worked hard to do tl,is eaye1 all q, NV tust.
With lin hoys in tho ,,uica ~, 1rnnrtH & ~ 1u1v
Ion wj1ic1l div. nv a rnin w. n,ysr loan 1rS,
'' - '~' Nv N'~''~ N~'f 3''''
Nnres hucked at faro plnye1 cardb md a!l that
0n bedrock with not u color ju purse.
Whcu ihluk Of thAt, Ben, cant help but curse
WE ralhed con!nHe como home, was too proud,
Put rallied again. and oreo more nlado Strike.
III l'alt1eonaAe tu!ch-atfHek by ms and uig Mike.
mt coo, ,,o,,,, ,,oo -. b,, ~ ,. ...
Anl couin III II sho lGn NJ, ~ Suu sn 7se @ @nen'
an ~ ~ too.i1 h!5a!,ie, nesiueH toslh th!s Lar
1nA' o"s'eo 'eo "t'ea oo"n oH oeott Lar
Nv nltn VILE 40 brown nnd nv banda wera an tou,b
NJ manners N fnnpj}, n,d nv sr,erh ,srS - ro,.
fcI i,ernmc ths nrrdmer = NJ t1ll In AJatr ~ AAA
N~~S4'0 'e t' ''@1 - W." WV ''4'
81 She loved mo TIL death, ~ ch7 Wel. will tnke
All the blutno but It was tho greatess mistake
As 1'ya over Aasle III tho whoo of my life,
, 1873-10-19
CASUALTIES.


Special Dispatch to The chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Oct. 17.-A fatal accident oc-
'rllroo men went to what is known as tho Kelly
Diggings. for the purpoBe of taking out
lniucr's car. which thoy wanted to uao Ono of
the thrco, George Dallas parkor. got into tho
mining bucket for the purpose OF descending
tho shaft, and the other two went to tho wind.
lass to lot him down. After giving tho wiotllass
. few turns they found tho weight had gono
The rope bud broken, aud Parker dropped down
to tho bottom Of tho shaft, LOB feet dcop. Tho
found Parkor in dying condition. He lived
butt few minutes after being brought to tho
surface.
, 1873-10-19

At no tin,o alnc tho Inception u Tho runiu hayo tho
livestock alarkets cou thoroughly uli aud gcn-
orally unsatisfactory to a PARTIES ongagoI than during
tho half flozen daya unur Toytow. rAe condition OF
could not safoly continue operations oven ut tu r.|-
ivaly nw prices prevalent hero ut tho opening Of tlo
holIeys VI caltln aud hogs wera forced co.lcete
tle from day to dry mil an aggreate Reduction IN
oasls u .5@36o ana IN logs of bos PER 100 LIS hun
yurla unsoil IL estimated ut 5000 while Of hogs nu
fuwrr tlan ID 600 were M tho uus RwuGnX buy ora at
tho clohe OF trade un Frftay.
y Rcoilsn at ths Qrsat Eaatorn 1laroad CROSSING
just west OF tue old CITY lltH thu stock trata by tlv
tho Milwaukee st. lnMl delayed uutil Iaa ii tho
afternoon. Trade suffered no drawback Oh that ac-
count however, 10 there Was An abundant supply Of
Atock IN the yurt!s.
OATTLE-The fresh receipts comparatively wore
light. amounting to only about ab00, bu enough cut
uuluher to fully lp40QQ- Under tAis enormous supply,
, 1873-10-19
a Shocking ACcldcnt,

OTTAWA, ILL.,, Oct. 17.--Chnrles Owen, O brake
man Oh tile Rock 1slaul Railroad, was horribly
manglod last night, III Tho following mannor, on
the weste ern- bound freight; At 10 O'clock, near
AIarselllea, ho was woke up from sleep to 80 on
duty, mud started out With his lamp. Soon after
his lamp disappeared. The train was stopped,
and he was picked up and brought to tho Clifton
Hotel His loft Is takeu OH at tho shoulder
threo tiusers arc loft on his right hand; four
toes wc1o taken OIL ono Of his feet; the back
part Of lis acalp WIS talkon of, aud he IN worry
badly bruieed all oyer his body. He reBidea at
Geuosco, where he has B sister living. He ia
about so years old. His wounds will probably
prove fatal
, 1873-10-19

tbo prevalent feeling, may 10 supposed, greatly
doubt mnnly attributable ID tho gloomy tanor of ud
vices from tho rnarkets below. the retJ nfcror qna!
Of ts hnt Of s .oGk o9ss Tor III ;n ,Ss
woro fow bunches Of full ymatnted and anelyfatted
boovea, than hroefostts Of tho ontire supply
thin cows nnd rough haf-fatea sseora. Tho ostrems
ba}noss was trsnsaciel within tlo range Of 81 $50
am for ro1ana, and At $2eo&t6 for nattvos. The
mild weather of the past weck hss Kept packers ont of
tho MARKET only few lota having been taken In thelr
interest," and but fur lilo nberAl purchaser Of fcederss
pricea Of Texas cattle md common natives must haye
At f2.s0saeo Wills for Te1ana sl.8D@250 vaa paid.
Yenl calves saabla At $1oo962b, ~ to Quality.
To-day fair amount Of sales VIVA accomplished Tor
Saturday, 1t prices not snrying materially from those
current yesterday. shiprorn, feeders butclers and
packers each operated 70 aouso enset At Gga5 90
for thin Texas to choicv natyo RoerR. We give
tha following "a tho closing
QUOTATIONS.
Extra aneoges-Gradodst stcers, aversEin8 400
ohoioo oi Sna nessscs1no M o formed ycsr
to s year old atocss, Averaging 1,30o to
ao;oa noy formed ''z'e'''u
s.eors averaging 100 10 1850 bs........ 45oab.oo
natoasrs sleS s'osloommon e ia to ar seer.
s1a s9Ga g go 1t51 a for city
Stock 6ate~oon.nlon @ eats, in decen:
1eah+ Averaging TOO to 1,030 hs. ....... 2.6Q@3.69
1hferior-Lght aud thin c4,wa. hetyefs.
s!sgs, bulls, and scallavas ssoors. 2oooq5o
Csttlo-Tcxast oh1tce corn-fcd .,,,.,.,, 423M4,C3
Catto-Tsxas, Northern wnterol. .,..,,,.. 976ta373
CatAc-TeKas, through droycs. 1,6017,6a
uOdS-Sonovhero In the netgltborhool Of u, 600
logs woro offered for Balo III thia market during
Tho past week. It Ia scarcely neccssory TO add thai
this supply largely e1ccodod Ill legitimate demauds
and tint a sharp decline In pricea was thu result
Bhippors and local buyers Invested literally from daJ
to day, but tho combined demand dd not prove suh!
Client to prcyont steady accumulation Of stock, and,
despite the efforts Of hoders 10 sustain tho market,
there WIS rrfl depreciation tn valucs until the cloao
of business on Friday, whan tho quotations were $3.50
@38o for heavy, aud {9j415 for Light weights, ndi.
cutting decline VI fully Goo per 100 hs compared
with tho prices current ut this oloao Of the pro-
slous week. Tho opening Of the packing Eensen
~ now 10 near al hand that tho course
ot ienueEs In throwing thor hogs upon tho market At
VIM lime, md at thu low prices prevalent IL
RMcabe; The 1ndlcationh that packers will entcr
me market at materially higher prices than now
current aud Waateru shippers Will ind 1t to their i4
tarest 70 crtail slpmcntH until tho opening OF tho
To-day tho market active aud ahale f}Fmcr In
addition to tho demand fton ehprers and local butch-
era four Of our city packero, who had several orers
fresh recerts and much OF the stale stock wua picke
up at trda botter figures than were otainable yes
terdsy. salos rerored At s363@3.9s for common
to extra eavy, mud at 81 0Q4 ~ for TO exre
Light Tho market closed steady.
, 1873-10-19

Withdrawn from storo yesterday for city con-
sumption: 1878 bu wheat; $3.50 bu corn 1906
bu outs; 678t bu rye; 4761 bu barley. With
drawn from store during the woels 2os00 bu
wheat; 2o,8so BIT corn 81 ago bu oats 10, ,s47
bu ryo; 1865 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
atore this morning up to 10 O'clock; $50 cars
wloat; 277 cars corn, 8,100 bu high mixed do,
aud $4,000 bu No. do, by canal; 06 cars oats,
$500 bu No. do by canal Ia cars rye; % cars
barley. Total l783 oars). 845 900 br.
Tho following wore the receipts md shipments
Of brcadstutfa and live htook ut this point duin..
tho past week and tor the corresponding wooLa
ending ~ datod.
, 1873-10-19
The Propeller Slsul1chnnnn Grounded
mud Duuluxa1.

Sptcial Disuatch to The ch,caao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 17.-During heavy fog
this morning the propeller susqnehanna, for this
port, from Grand Traverse, with lumber and
tirowood, ran upon the shoro north Of Fox Point,
and began leaking badly, A wreckng expedition
was Bont out, but WIS compelled to return, owing
to a aoutheast gallo which set in after its de-
par,,1re. It is feared the propeller has suffered
Of this city. The insurance On Tho hull Is
$4,000: in tho INLAND Union, $4,000 in the
Northwestern National, S.. .00U in tho Amazon,
81, 600 and in the North Missouri, 81, 900.
, 1873-10-19
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 15.
Tho wook cloaes on very quiet money mar-
kot. Notes havo been generally met, md tho
| banks have supplied thotr customers to q raa-
aonablo extent. We hear no complaints on that
! scoro. Exchange Is scaroo, and aomo Of tho lar
ger bankcra talked Of shipping currency this
evening II tho supply did not improve. BY them
n Email premium would haro boon paid, but tho
general buying aud selling ratio WAS pnr,-of
course, tho latter figure only to customers. Out
sidors were charged 1-10@4 premium. Ship
nonts Of grain and produce will, in a few days,
change all this aud leave balances again in our
favor.
NO INTEREST ON CURRENT DEPOSITS.
Tho Directors Of tho First National have re-
after the 1Bt Of November. This i1 capital
move, and 1t IL to be hoped al our banks will
adopt tho samo wise policy. All experience has
shown that neithor chartered banks nor private
bnnkerB can do business safely and pay evon
small percentage on current deposits. When
ever q crush comeB their weAknesB Is at oucp
soon, and thoy arc tho arst to fail. It nany be
said that, 1t the National Banks do not pay in
soon learn not to put thoir money In bank
that paya interest. They will find that 1t ought
not to bo trusted. The Commercial, OF CHI
cago, and some Of our other banks, haTo paid no
every emergency. We hope tho conservative
men Of the country. those who aro in favor of
safe syHtem Of banking, will insist on Congress
passing law forbiddlng National Banks to pay
interest on deposits.
.DULLroN PRODUCT.
Tho swausca Biivcr-Smetting and Refining
Works produced in tho last ai1 days, ending 8at-
urday evening, Oct. 18, 1873;
28,9tb no sver. valued. .f41 02o75
1f6p6o bs lcaut 81 Ii, $3.50
LII Bo!u FaAuo.. I028.Q0
4oINas %tU 621. .15
Tho silver is being nhippod directly to tho
Mint to be coined, aud thu coin 10 be returned
here, with view Of putting it into circulation at
pRr, which the present price of slver-bars war
rants. This announcement will be received
with great pleasure by I'LL our renders. The
!" "eolor" Of spocio will bo good-hava u healthy
effect.
8. P. Lunt started his smelling works, cornor
Of Forty-second aud Olnrk atrcstA, on tho lst Of
October. Sinco then ho reports tue product Of
Ills work aB follows:
silver orlcKs. 81 ounces
Yslue gold aud au7er .................... 23,N0o
1eAus Aoo lpAn+ l3,VW
1t is expected TINT the works will yield much
larger returns when their full capacity IL roach
I'd, probably within tue next mouth or two,
LOCAL sTOGK RATES.
Tho banking houBe of Preston, Kean i Co.,
1ato Luut, Preston d Kean, make tho following
quotAtionB at u n. for to-day:
, 1873-10-19
A Child Irun Over by the Cars.


0REESvILLE, o., Oct. 17.-This Afternoon, as
tho nortll-bound tlain on tho .. b ". n. n. WAS
passing Aecann, about ten miles from this place.
d little child named llcNult WAS run over and 40
aoriously injured that it cannot live. It had
hoen playing near tho road, and stopped upon
tho track when the train WIS 10 close that 1t waa
impossible to stop.
, 1873-10-19
REBUILT CHICAGO.

October, 1873.
On TINT austere October night,
Wien all who Baw the horrld sight
We're seized with terror, fear, mud grief,
Lest tinle might scarcely bring relief;
When nifty lo,nes, on which tho Light
Of that blest Sabbath shene SO bright
We're doomed, aud pcrished mid the 1anne
Horn Of u fiery hurricane;
A. that saa hoqr, when I'll were grisvod.
Aud many In their hearts believed
That nothing short Of tteentV ptstrs
Would build tho waEte and dry their tears;
When mont, nor mound, nor river-bed,
Could bnr tho monsters nory tread,
Bat, leaptng those, and acang walls,
He male ton thousand l" morning -cal1s;"
Strong men were bowcd.-yea, very wcaks
Alcu vcrael In Hebrew, Intin, Greek,
bIcu seloolcd In all that mskcs them wise,
Could not lsaoyo the piaca would rise.
To former sy1e anil dignity,
Such As their eyes were wont to ECO;
Dut would rorn1In, fur yeara To come,
A wretchnd sight tn ovstJ u4o.
Willie wind. and nRncs struck most hearts dumb,
And made them feel the end had come,
Yes: hero aud there. hopeful aoul
To such It seemed both clear and plain
That not Q vcatigo would remsin
or ruined wAls, hesmeArel with clay,
Ere Efe brief ycars bud passed. away.
But none believed that in t.co years
Their eyes wolla see what now Appcarss
Finc marble blocks, In sPlonlll taste,
Rebuilt o'or MI the fiery waste.
70 al1 II seems exceeding straugo
That tWo sjlort years could reHrrange,
And 1ntics OF splendid blocks rebuild,
Which now with merchandise aro allied.
In qucenly beauty ntood tho old;
The te.o now charms ua to behold
For skill and taste, and wealth alone,
uAyo laid with pride each nor-Rtt,nc.
This instance doth al dnubts confouud:
Nowhere on earth eau thera be found
A rocurd liko 1t for dispatch
Nothing elsewlsro this work can match.
Il Tho West has force, and faith, and pluck,
To overcome the worst OF luck
A Western Yunkeo for exceeds
AL men in smart, heroic desds.
On orlent hills and Western plains,
On British Isles. III French domains,
No record with 1t can compare.
Thou, Quconly City Of tho Went!
Thou art rebuilt ,-in beauty dreHsd;
Tie two past yeara ther0 seemed to be
God In thy skilled energy,
Thou cherished Bito thou Western QueeuI
No city elsewhere CAL ho seen
10 half compare with theo in style,
And growing more 60 all the wlilc.
Now, We who Witnessed that Great Firo
Do simply, with Uur Muse aspire
To chronicle, In measured laya,
Tho deedB which smother all that blaze.
VI, Oct. II, 1879.
, 1873-10-19
COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 10,
The following wero the receipts and shipmonts
Of tho leading articles Of produce In Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-10-19
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Review for tho Week Ending Satur-
dAy> Oct. 1S.
SATURDAY EVENING, Oct, 49,
The receipts Of ugo.Bock during tue week AIye becu
, 1873-10-19

at ss.16. 1876 brls do ut 5000, 900 hrla do at
$5.00, 100 brls do at S5.92tG 100 brls do at
$3.50 600 brls do on private tnrma 80 brls ryo
at e4.G0; 30 brls do On private tertns % brls
buelswheat nt 5000: Total, 1857 br1H. Also, 10
, 1873-10-19

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SI%s SiSss Az M 1s S is M M " :ss s. : e. Il;
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-05-03
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 Thp Distribution ts!les pjlce on ihe saculd Tuesday in June next. Tine ChTonlu and Certificate sent 0n receipt of price. Specimen cUpice, premium, list, etc, giving fulI particulars sent free to any address.
 IGEVTS W.1.VTED-- Either la:4I or canvas9ing in every town. Large cash pay and the bestouttit.
 Send ai ,,nte fer terms Address OU{; .E'I1E.SiDE FR{END, (Hi- c.1g3, Nii"OiS. ap , 6m.
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DESSOI4t IEON.

FE7i1E PARTNERSHIP heretofore < existing between (. H. Minor and ( i[ilirlor, in the publication of thu .AFIznNA SENTINEL, Is this day dissolved bY mutual con sent, C. L. Minor retaining the busiil, sr. All debts due Ihe office are to be paid to (. l.. Minor, and A!i demands against the osace will be settled by him.
 t'. l.. MINOR
 C. kILLMfR Yuma, April ,, 1875. im
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pacific Mail s. s. Co.
For Japan and China.

5 FAVE Wharf cor -kl ner of First & Bran- esE:45s. nan streets, On the Hst EEkss.szsSs9sssEs and 18th ot every month, punct- uaily 1t noon for Yokohama and uongkong, connecting at Y0keha- ma with the Company's Branch Line for Shanghai, via Hiogo and Nagasaisi.
 Jan 1-GTeat Republic Capt. Cobb For Hesy York via asanaasza,
 Leave punc:ually & F o'clock nnon, ou the 7th, 17tiI and 27th of en :il month fer Panama. and con- meeting, via Panama Railroad, Witk one nf the Company's splen- did steamers from AspinWall for New York.
 When the sailing date filIs on Sunday the steamer will Sail on the proceeding Saturday.
 The Panama steamers connect, ing with departures from New York, 10th, 2Dth and 30th, are ex- peeted 10 reach and leave San Die go or or about the 3d, 18th and 23d.
 Steamers cf the sJsss and 35tE will call at naZatlan and Manza- Biilo.
 oieutners of the 7th and 27th connect at Acapulco for all Gen. trssl American Ports.
 All steamers will touch at Sau Diego and Acapulco.
 Dec. :!7--lf0ntaao, Capt. Comedy
 SAN DIEGO BRANCH.
 Es" .S0pta Bar6aru, ISaa Tsliro
 ayn} jSM Uisgo.
 Steamer will leave for above ports every Thursday at 4. NJ. Steamer ,Seaafor, Capt. NJ. Har- be, Thursday, January 2d, calling nt San Simeon and San Luis Obia- DO for passeng gers only.
 Steamer Rtcifc, G II. Douglass, will sail Thursday, December 26th fUr Santa Barbara, San Pedro and San Diego; also January 9th, for same N0r!s, under command of Captain G. II. Johnston.
 Steamer Nohossgo, Captain G. II. Douglass, sailing Thursday, January l6th, and Steamer Ori=G- 50, Captain II. J. Johnston, Thurs day, January 23d, for Santa Bar harl, San Pedro and San Diego, will resume the regularseryice as per schedule.
 Returning leave San Diego every Monday ard San Pedro Tuesday.
 Throngh hills Of ladiuA sign ed. and through tickets sold from and to all ports on the San Diego route, to and from New York, Europe, Mexico and Central Amer ica, at San Francisco tariff rates.
 (. F. TAGGARF, Agenf,
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-05-03

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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-05-03
2IlII Annual DIS | IB | ITO \

-S-0N PREMIUMS, rang 1 2 s}V ing in value from ssO to sy:b. .ott<t Given sway Eo tbe subscribers of
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-05-03

General Merchandise, Invites attention to tue best se- lpcted anll most. complete stock ever offered in this market, con. sietiDg, iD part, Of
 GROCERIES
 I'aOy s&GOAS WINES LIQUORS CIGARS TCBACCDT.S
 sIss.ps9 ARE. T'iiIgara Urockery Table and Pocket Cutlery
 Miners Tools irvn Steel Bolts
 Screws Nails Sporting Goods Lumber Wagon Lumber, etc, etc. DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, LADIES AND CENTS FERN zss>ss GooD :
 BOOTS AND SHOES
 Clothing, eta. And is constantly and regularly receiving, by every steamer, fresh California pro'lncts, consisting of
 BUFFER CI3TESE BACON HAM POTATOES ONI<>%S BI. \ N S5 BARLEY CORN WHEAT CORN AfiIAI. T}l OK WHEAT IIOt}li GALA. & . ECON I.Nt;IS GETTING. < Ca,'s CsNNXD EF4.CFTS
 AND FEGEgAEELssS, etc. Together with a genera! assDTt- rn5.nl adapted t, tliiS country. All If Whici, k offered al prices W!iicn DEFY COMPETITION. Buyers Will fln5! it to their iu- tere.t to call and examine U5 stock before purchasing elsE Ahore All merchandise consigned to mv care wifi receive careful handi- in. aud hc forwarded wi;h tis- p>ttch hy cxpcricnccd frpigh tcrs. 1t lowest market rates,
 e-35" Highest prices paid For ali Arizona prGGncts.
 DAVID NEAiit, Yru;a, A. T., Feb. ?, 1875;
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-05-03
Cur FireSido Tritnd.

Every Subscriber is sure of one premium any way, aud also has m equal chnnce of receiving q c;15li premium, or 3 piano. organ. watch, sewing machine, etc, etc. lst Grand Cash Premium S5,0o0.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-05-03

5 FAVE Wharf cor
 sl ner of First & Bran- sss.E.45sEf. nsin streets, On the Fst EEfssssz<sss::..::E5
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-11-01

A GRATEFUL CAT.-A cat in Swiss
cottage had taken poison, and came in a
pitiful state of pain, to seek its mistress
help. The fever and heat was so great
that it dipped its own paws into pan of
water, an almost unheard of proceeding
in water hating cat. She wrapped it in
wet linen, fed it with cruel, nursed and
doctored it all the next day and night
after. 1t recovered, and could not find
ways enough to show its gratitude. One
evening she had gone up stairs to bed,
when a NEW at the window reused her.
She got up and opened it and found the
cat, which had climbed pear tree nailed
against the house, with a mouse in its
mouth. This it laid at its mistress feet
and went away. For above year it
continued to bring these tributes to her.
Even when it had kittens they were not
allowed to touch this reserved share, and
if they attempted to eat it the mother
gave them little tap, THAT is not for
thee" After awhile, however, the mis-
tress accepted the gift, thanked the giver
with a pleased look, and restored the
mouse, when the cat permitted her chill
dren to take the prey which had served its
purpose in her eyes. Here was a refined
feeling Of gratitude remembered for
months after, quite disinterested, and
placed above the natural instincts always
strong in caD toward her own offspring.
Good Words.