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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-05-15
County of Douglas.

STATE OF W5scoSslE. gsvr Of rouol.s
~ OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREasuRgRl
>uperio'. April 10Th, 1878
Notice is hereby given that much each tract or
parcel of land town lot lots described ia the fol-
lowing statement NAV be necessary for that pur-
pose, WILL on the second Tuesday in May next being
the
ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY AID 1875
commencing at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and the
next succeeding days thereafter, be sold by me at
public auction at my Office at the Court House in The
town Of Superior the seat of justice of said county
tor the payment of the delinquent taxes, interest and
charges thereon for the year 1874 returned TO me
by the Treasurer of the Town of Superior in said
county of Douglas.
Gwen under my hand officially AZ the office of the
County treasurer # Douglas County State of Wiscon-
sin, this 10th day of A pr AID 1875
JAMES BsRD0N, County Treasurer
See note at foot of listl
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Good Black " at 60 cents
per pound. l.
96w2 PETER E. BRADSHAW d Co.
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East Superior.

! R,l,art.o ava To,19
~
East superior.
East First t. l;lock. Is.
IS, %, 50. 80. 81, 80, 40.
II IL 3, II, Is, 40 a., 48.
81. 50, uu1 IN of . u 4.
East Second ST III, So
81, 50, 22l : ,3rd- 1T IN
books %9ir, 33fr, 81 %.
81 IS, 81 la,- 81. -. ~.
222, 224, 2lb, 25o, Uluras
80 INF It II, ar OF Il. = Of
43, or # 43 -, Il -
t"rr Of e side nt -. al .t
70 q, ints 4Ji, 4v3 AS
~ 431 49, BIB 5lj, az
Jbl 500 81 rs - 49,
532 81 56l, 51J 80 5,4,
- us CO., 90, , 3Eds Z Js5,
nus hi $50, block %
Eat I,Id IT B"cks
ID % 3if., 32fr 36fr, -,
! 40, Al A, 46 53fr 81, 81,
81. 66. O., Is. , Bids OF Z,
= nf fri, hi Of II
Ers Fourth - Blocks
4 %. D p = 81 3JTr 3gfr
. Il. -. Al 81. -. %. 81.
" bf Of II. BARD, ~ ~
Ea~t Ffffa -. Blocks
%, %. b 81, 35, STR, AZ
| a., %, 81 55ir, 51fr, 6ytr,
Il hi If ,.
East sixth 81. Blocks
/ -, -, Afr II. 81, 81. 81.
66fi.
East Seventh st Blocks
[ 81. % ne or I. NV ar ?
" nfof7 2,3rds If Al
East Ei.htn -. Blocks
! 81. 80. IS. 40. Sin. 81 81.
| IS, 5gfr. GER.
East Ninth St Bloc :
/ rs. 4Jfr. W tfot1l6 Of 2.
/ n hf of4. w orot h.
OF :. w nj If sw or s.
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80 81, Is A., 80, 81.
Eat Eleventh Streef
Blocks 81 -, 81 IS. as.
50, 81, 81, W ht of e hf :.
ne qC # W hf12, 2>3.Gs OF
33
Est Twelfth ST. Blocks
! 81, 81, Al, 43. A, ar uf46.
ar of 40.
East thirteenth Str,.t
| 81 Ks u. % ". AZ A
! IL. "A. n hf of e or 81 ,
"a IL .fuao 4 q KIN -
NV ar (.
/ East Fourteenth Street.
Blocks 13, Is, 2. %. -.
, Birds Of As.
East Fifteenth Stree
Blocks 5. ID. ; hfotw az,
Eat Sixteenth Stre.t.
| Blocks 25 ~. 81 AZ. " inf
of 16.
East Seventeenth ST
Block. arp X u ~ 90
n
East Eighteenth Street
Blocks 16' u. - u "a
3Sfr. BARD. rt u
E.,l Nin4ternfb Street
Racks Il " 2-9ds no or
OIL.
EAST Twentieth street.
Blocks OFF. u % n
E3st Tyanty> rsT Il
4lncss 2 :. SOir shfof
! or 4 NV a44ornf6 l[nf
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1ANns-cnrii,,ne.i

LANDS-Cortiuued.
Town As, Range lS.
Owner, Description. Sec.
i Quinn hf of Sc or D
Unknown e hfof ne a. %
: Hale n hfof >wur %
sw or Of sw az IS
Unknown
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NoTE.-In the foregoing statement the
following authorizations are used n for north,
$ for south. for east. for west, hf for
half, or for quarter, und for undivided, blk for
b ock, tr for fractional, for acre, and st for
street.
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Lands.

Town ~, Ra ge ii.
Owner. Description. sec.
b II Conner
re or of ne q IS
A S Mitcue
aid 100 PA in 10
james Shaw
und 4Ja 10 10
Hiram Hayes
Nv Or Of Sc a. q
" hfof ne q of sc " u
= ter Reesor ng q p
II HAYES sw or # sw qr y
Marshall's add ne "a %
Uukunwn
htofsw Or Of sw qr of u
ne Or
L Dayton Est
nd Af Of sw Or of ne qr 20
san htef's add.
un 5a IN Ii htUf n ar 20
Unknown
und hf of n or q ST o. 20
uuG 1+Ua iii e qr 20
A 5 Mitcheji
md t4StIu ms ar u
Mary a. Leak
uua lOa in ne or %
T c BDilry
IL r ;. in NJ qr 81
Hackers id
3lIlu " hfof ; o. u
Unknown lie Ir 9fs- q -
sBfutu. or 81 sw 4r -
nv Or ofue qrOfsw Or =
lie prof eqrofsw q p
So or Use ~ of ~ q p
Il hayes - " %
Il y arr IA
qr Of nv q -
hfafs qr OF Nv q y
Il Hayes
IA hfofsa Or %
uud o. Of lots 3, (, ) 9
T. A Roeie- u
Lots / and D 81
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e e & & e e S = 3 = g. =
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LAFFITTE. DOUGLAS.
Miss F. Greedy, Miss L. Perry,
Miss Belle Calverly, Miss Julia Calverly,
Mr.. James Bardon, Mr. l. l. Moore.
Mrs G. w Perry, Mrs. P E. Brad shaw
Mrs. Mccormick, Miss H. Sheridan,
Miss T. Bardon, Miss Phebe Clark,
j. Bertrand, Geo. Bertrand,
Mr.. L. w. Palmer, Fred Newton,
Mrs K. G. Coburn, Mrs d. w Shaw,
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Peyton, Mrs. w. Snlith,
Miss NJ. McVicker, Mrs. w. Ashton,
Louis Newton, w. Osborne,
Irwin w. Gates, Jr. Eddie s. Gates,
l.. Lenroot, Nh Hiram Hayes,
Celia Collier, Louisa Wunderle,
Charles Felt, Jr, Mrs Geo Brooks,
}. Osborne, Mrs, James Edwards,
Addison Brown, Miss Osborne,
Byron Kimoall, K. G. Coburn,
ID. Osborne, Mr.. James Newton,
Johuy Bardon. Geo Coburn,
Percy Coburn. Godfrey Burg,
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Town ~, Ra &c IA.
Owner. Description. Sec.
b Ii Conner
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Man and Wife.
Ers7Ty ThouSWi a r~r not Enough IL
NirTy OH.

fr7Ty ThouSWf q frr not Enough 10
Niuy Od.
Says New York paper New
] York IL crowded with rich Tim lrrici
men, afraid of the expense Of sup
porting these guided butterflies.
! There is n bichclor nt tho Sixth-av.
/ lcnue Hotel whose income is $4,000
/ 4 ycr. and still ho saw he can {
lpf1ri to gct mlrricl Hs'sa proud
/ follow, aud sGvs rs single man ho
can have Che best horses, hest room.
'nnl best box at the opera "lf |
should get married" he sill. II
should hlvo to stint myself or OVER
lraw my income" "Hpw is that :"
tsl>cl II friend "Woll, now, coms
into the pdrlor auI I'll show you.
Iou sec lahics aro oNtravagant now
ldlys. They dress 50 much moro
than in Europe. | moan, they don't
wear rich damon l. like tho women
Of Florence aul VI Ian, but they wear
such rich lrcss,s. lacss, shawls. anl
frs. NV l'm prDIl aut [ woult
not v,,t my v;fn o,,Ir,ssoJ aoT
hov. y, io,;, o,t of,ho n,,rr;,',oi r.
inc,s u, y,n CO, FIN, I,Jy ,I,aro ,,
b,r,;i - ,;n,;n,.t,a s,s,,;nn,i,ioo,i,
cr. "Ycs VII shn I,as ana en-,
ulnnicrrl w,ttnnnJ ,,oInno;sa,
brown. oros,r,iu JrS.s anI 49,,
10 &il cont $40. wars n sI'oIp
rll.Is b,ir. qh,,yl anla S5Jl sat of
...,I. o,,;l, .I,,.,,. , ~, ,y,r,,,t
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rHE GIANTS or rHE WORLD There

THE GIANTS or rHE WORLD There
were the great Scripture giants,
Goliah AMI Oy The former vas six
rubits ani I snln hirh q Spmlnl
XVII, -, vailousiy estimated to be
from nine feet six TO twelve. Or is
supposed to havo been even taller,
from the fact that his bldsseal is
mentioned in Deut ill.,, 2, as being
nine cubits long" Daring the rcign
OF Augustus Caesar, we read Of two
giants, ldusio and Sccunlilla, who
were each ton feet high, and afJer
their death their bodies were kept
for II long timo as a w1ndor. During
the reign of Vitallius he sent Darius
as hostage TO Rome with presents,
and among these was a jew by the
name OF Eleazlr, who was ten feet
two inches high. Gabara, tho Ara
blan giant, was nine feot nine inches
high. The Emperor Miyinus was
eight feet and six inches high. JAG,
obus Damium WAS eight feet. Walter
Parsons, seven feet four, Villa NJ
Eyens, seven feet six inches high
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!uckN nov. ,yO..s
we have no time to loose. IL must
be all finished before the day breaks.
"Al right, was the reply.
My father did not lose much time
at his toilet, for he inst wrapped his
big coat around him, and slipping
on the brogans, left the house
sat up in the basket, aud listened
I'LL they were gone some minutes
Then ia costume as light as my par.
ent's, set out after them to watch
ths course of tho adventure /
thought TO take short cut, aud be
before them but by bad luck, | fell
into bog hole, and only escaped
tdrowniog by chance. As it was
when ! reached the house, the per-
formance had already begun.
think | see the whole scene this
instant before my eyes, as / sat on a
little window with one broken pane,
and surveyed the proceeding 1t
WAS q large room, and ut one end of
which was bed, and beside it was
a table with physic bottles, spoons
and tea cups. A little further off
was another table, at which sat Billy
ScaDlau. with all manner Of writing
materials before him.
The country people sat two, and
sometimes three deep around the
walls, all intently eager and anxious
for the coming event Peter himself
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Annihnr AlnnrirAn has disiinrl

Another American has distinguish
oi himself Abroad. His namo il
II ,ltIm, and hc has lately been at.
tra,ting attention at tho l'ulics
BrrsercsI, in Paris, by having a car.
npn bal! fret At him, AMI catching
tho bail in his haniS. This pro ligiou,
feat was witnessed nightly, anl al.
though the actors nrcI'ut avpve that
thlrc WIS m trick, PORE Voron, OF
Tia, W.th MuS're. wplll not BE-.
hryr it. H. sal tint tho cannon
bul M Isl b. thrown 10 lilltlm from
the s'hLe. Tni latter male bet ot
900 francs that he woull peri rn
tlll feat un Ter conditions which lett
no room To- lolbt, an when tho bot
was taken Ncron dcsignalcd Mlbilla
rs the place for tho trial All ,Ils
journalists of PIri, were invited, AMI
they Duud HpItum there before hi.
cinn)l. IL was examined with
minute care. anl the heavy bah wa
pass1 from hand to hand. Il ain
10 logger in my own hDusc," said
!!Oltln, you are master here, ant
you must watch over all tho arrangr
ment5 Having carefully aimed .u.
n'hcl his cannon, it was chlr5ed, aui
Ioliun took Misplace against plank
target some ten yarls away. This
was 10 show that the ba / was sllid,
and tho tOrco Of the p)w.ler great
onou gh to send it through the plank
!ioltlm got tho aim of his gnn, AMI
then placed his head in certain po.
stion against the phps, giving tho
commlnd to tire. Tho ball just
craze | tho hair aad broke through
The plank, rolling som, twenty yarl-
further on. The sane ball waI pickei
mp by tho journalists, who again
charged the cannon and sent no u,
the b III, and this time Roltnm ciu.ht
the ball in bis han Is as neatly AZ no
ioc' nightly upon the stage. lie wIn
his bet, an 1 no ono seemed disposed t,
accept bis otfcr of 3 00J francs to any
one who would perform tho same aston.
iShins feat. Tho physical forcc r.,
qI.scI mast Gc enormops, blt HJltun
shove! bis strength by tossing up
caauoa balls rs if they were 50 many
oranges. The only precautions taken
are very simple he wears very thick
leather gloves, and covers his hcaast
with many thiclinesscs Of thin paper
to form u sort of cuirass. This looks
like very dangerouS feat, anl par
the first part of it, wlorv
II places his head against tho
target half m inch below where tho
BAH will problbly strike, If tho
pow lev should chaaae TO be defective.
some day there might he m accilent,
swapping his head very neatly OF.
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Coal Oil IOhhny The Careas VI
Spcnd.hriit.

a writer 10 the New York Lc,IJ,y
says In answer 10 coire,p nicnt- II
yunr paper, | see some Que a-l<s i
there was any person who received q
largo amount iiUn oil wells, aud wh
sluaulcrci The money most rrcklc sl
| am glad to be able to inform vju
that q younL mad Gauei J0hnnl
S'eolc hn1 lett to him fortune ahon,
lNiS or 1859. which wa, c,timntci /,
Dc worth t~h millions or over tit
consisting Ut coal oil lands AMI cash
\ great portion OF the hn /, he lease
IN royalty; AMI, on one occasion, after
having walked around t. the different
wells aud collected their rOylliie,.
amounting ~ abjlL fifty thousand
dollars, which b, carried ina carpet
sack, h. got tired Of carrvin. The
burden, aud remarked GOA irirni wAu
vas with him. that he wpul | not car
ry tho thins Tor It, aui then threw II
away, toiliug his ftlen h0 cJdid have
1t 1t ho wJIlI go it. o Onc occu.
'ipu, while III u hotel IN pniltloiphia
,te prIPtl .tur AL Il. ht.l, nj. ,v,rl.
iui Siecl1 re- marked to tho prophst,r
,'I ,"', "V 'p", ',''' " 'iS ",' "'''''' &C.
the hpns' Tor tweuty-irir hJurs tor
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10 e. 4 4 "
POPPING CORN.

And there they sat popping corn,
john Stiles and Susan Gutter,
John NJ TAT as any OK.
And Susan as lat rs butter.
And there they sat and shcllcd tho corn.
And rnkcd and stirred the FIRE
And talked Of different kinds Of carl,
Aud hichcl their chairs up nighcr.
Then Susap, she the pepper shook,
Aad Johu he shook the pepper.
TIL both their faces got as rel
As saucepans male of copper.
And hen they shcllel snd popped sui ate,
All kinls II fun a.pokng,
Aud he he.hawcd at her remarks,
Aud she laughed at hisj1king.
AMI still they popped aud s,ill they ate,
Johns mouth was like hoppprl:
Aud stirred the FIRE and sprinklcl salt.
AMI shook and shook the pepper.
The clock struck nine anl then struck ten,
And sill the corn kept popping
II struck eleven Nud then struck twelve,
Aud still no signs Of stopping.
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To YorYi McS-I oY, my Success
in life to one fact namely Al the
age of twenty saven | commenced
aal continued for years tho practice
Of daily rolling n1l speaking upon
the contents of spm3 historical or
seiontiii; book These OF hlnl Of
forts were mllo sometimes in u corn.
field, at Others ia tho forest, and not
nafyoeluantly in some dishut bara,
with tho horse anl OK for nay audi
tors. It is to this early Practice in
tloart Of arts that ! am INDEBTED for
the primary an | leadin{ Impulse that
stimulated mo forward and SHAPED
and moulded my entire subsequent
dostiay. lmprove then, young gen,
tlemen, the superior advantages you
here onjoy. bot no day pass without
exercising your power of speech
There is NJ power ike oratory.
Caesar controlled men by exciting
their fears Cicero by captiyating
their affections and swaying their
passions The influences of the one
persisted with the author, that of the
other continues to this dly.--Mary
Ciay.
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BRIGIAM lDUSi PGopHE,YlgG. Al
Salt Lake City, on the llth nj. ut
the closing exercises Of the forty fifth
annual Conference of the Norm IN
Church, Brigham Young said that an
Indian prophet in the southern part
OF the Territory IN received revo,
latinn from Goa through / Inn,
EnDch m | Nplh, thlL tn. In l.uas
were doscenlnts of Joseph who was
sold into Egypt that tha lnlilns
must b. blotiz,l | for remission oi
sins, become friends with the Nor
mons anl stop killing each other,
aud that the Mormpns must resist
the L. ). GJvornment aud kill all
Unltei States troops sant against
them Brigham closed by prophe,y.
ing that woe anl sorrow would fall
upon the United Stntos, that they
would soon bo disluite l. anI tn It
God had come forth frou, his hiding
place and would bring misery aud
degradation upon the UnitoI States
for their sins
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Whit u nuisance :" exclaimed n
gantlemNn ut 4 concert, a. n young
iop in front OF him KEEP. talking in II
loud voice to a hly at his sile
Did you refer to me, sirt' threat.
eningly demanded tho fop.
"Oh, no. mean the musicians
there, who keep up such n1ise with
their instruments that | cant hear
your conversation" WAS the stinging
reply. .
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ing out his hnnd, "a bargain . u bar
gain. Yo're q deep fellow, that's all I!
Father only chuckled little ut
this, but said nothing Aud 30 it
ended. and my father slipped quietly
over the log, mighty we'll satisfied
with tue legacy h. htl left himself
Aul thus we became owners Of the
littlo spot known ~ Cons Aero"
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There is n monk in a monastery
in tho Levant who is described as
being superbly handsome, and has
never seen woman. He is said to
hayo some curiosity rs to what such
u creature is like, but tho wonder is
that some enterprising traveller of the
softer sex has not heard of his hand
somness, and visited the monastery
IN question TO soc and be sean.
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Ross rvea} MIGHT no ,vo,, -,

Boss Tweed might as we'll make
mp his mind ~ romain in prison tho
balance OF his days. A new sIt was
brought against him last week for
over S6,00o,00l, the form OF an Or
dor OF arrest gone through. AMI his
hlil set II S},ool, ,oll.
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A QUADRUPLE TRAGEDY.
Terrible Work Of a Crazy Lover.

| Terrible Work Of Crazy Lover.
A lettcr {, the S,m from Cuba
New York, gives details Of torribl.
| 'VIIdruple trage ly in that region. -
For some months n young Irishman
namel james ln.lJrty. living in
Rockville, Allegheny cJuuty. ha-
trio1 TO inlace the dau ,htcr of a
fnrmcr, George Vmnay, living a few
miles from Rockville to mprry him
/ He was formlly in the employ Of the
farmer. Tho young girl repeatedly
repulscd him. On wednesday after
noon the 2lst ult. ho went to Van
nany's aud cu.o"rd 'hc sittinr.rnom.
where tho young wO'nln was at vpl.;
/ lie renewed his proposal of nprriagc
AMI was again refused llo took A
newspaper from his poc'lot,anl point.
ing to IN article hcl lei "Nurdnred
for Love, toll her t. roli it, She
took tho pquor AMI rs shn was l,o';
iug ut il, Iu,Irrty dlowa rcyolvnrpul
Jiral the bnll cutorc tho rul'.
tcuork uul lodged i'm the opp,.il.
5'Io oi H'r hr'd' 9"' s''rl'. s'r'ln
'"h t'"'''' V'' A'.'A'' "''H my
,,'.'"r CO i'' r''lNlh Z mo ''' I'D ''.
"L'i'.'f "''. i'i' m'li'r. tn' hul
,Nt''uIt n"'t 'l' rlSh' Temple pnl
''i ',j n.hihi ,n' ear, b't, mother
ah' daughter i''I' ana l'' i'y run
rom 'i't MOUSE VIZ 'H.in'y' Wl'
was III 'i' niih' r'l''''.' the nous
JUS, !' .h.,,,'i'rty came out: "ith "S
ii7,'I ,''li u! III nav, l. N"'oay "\,
r'l,'i'i' -" any M 'h' h'ih' "' u' /
Is th' mt'''r 2 ana ran toward Lu-
,'f'y lA' itl''r hrrl az "'nnaF
mn mss. MN. Ito ,hch plFi'l t1'
piStoi - his own hedi AMI iirol two
sh'ii n'p",nf "a Wl'Io fid' OF h'3
h''i OIL al l h'iI'nE ma a!mot' m,
t'Nl'iN '"''ll i'nAi ms WHO Ani
dS'tA'et lying 'n the Moor IN pools
3' ',o2i' ~ supposed 'hry Wer"
Ir''' nAt 'n'y n'lh spoke 20 hnn.
10 p''p'''' ID start l'r do't'r'---
At ne was running - tho barn t.
80 ~ We - ho''' 'o',t''o'' cannon oi
h'cNvi''o' CAM mum up ani l''i-
ih5 N'lhHN, "'Eet IT ne nat soon
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-05-13

paS'Anybody can soil tho rcputa-
ton OF any individual. however pure
and chaste, by tutoring suspicion
that his enemies will believe an his
ficnls noyer hear vi.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1875-05-13

~
cgar BittcrS are purely Vegetable
preparation. made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges of
TIC Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
mia, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted thcrcirom without the use
Uf Alcohol. The question il almost
daily asked. "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR Bir-
TERSf' Our answer Is. That they remove
the Cause Of disease, and tlir patient rc-
covers his health. Thcy are tie great
blood purifier aud u life. giving principle.
a perfect RcuOyu:or and Invigoratur
Of the system. Never before IN tho
history 81 t.c world u.s medicine uc,u
compounded pu,,r,jhk the remarkable
C"n'iiir, vf VINEGAR lIlHhys Zoo ncuilu. ,lc
SICK of every di,rJ'c man IL hc.r to. They
a'r t"u'ip lWra,'iyc as we'll rs Tomt.
.'.n'ius torgy .uu ur Inflammation Oi
.iI' Liver and NisCcul Organs il r'ivus
iI.ea5gs
The prOpcrtiCs NJ ng. WAr,,rr's
VINEGAR bIrtr,s Jrc ATcurut nuphog"tic.
tnluua,iyc, &t,t',ut. LrNu'jyr. DH.uGr
Sria,ivr. Counter. lniant -yluuHc. Alic.a
tive, and AM. BH'.u4
". ". ncDOSiI.D & CO.,
nrlYgtsts nrlt'rn A gts. Sar francisco C,llf.--i-
AMI c'r " Washington anil Charlton ~, y j.
S"id ny all Dr"ggists aud Dealers.
Arizona citizen., 1875-06-12

GEN. SHERMAN has written book, and just at this time it is creating quite stir. A good many we believe consider that their regulations have been somewhat damaged, and the prospects are that we shall have lively times over the discus sion of the various records of the heroes before we get through. We have not seen Gen. Sherman's book, but of one thing we will lay a small wager, that you will not find passage in the book in the least de- gree to indicate that Gen. sherman ever made a mistake. He seems to be one of the favored few in his own estimation who are infallible.
Arizona citizen., 1875-06-12

PRESIDENT GRANT recently spoke as follows to the members of the depart ment of superintendence of the national educational association upon the occa- sion of their calling npon him:
 feel that the advancem ent of the cause of education would be one of the best reconstructlve movements we could have in the country, and therefore I have felt, in addition 10 other reasons, deep ln- terest in it. do not see how a pure re- public is to be maintained, unless it is based on the intelligence of the people. Without a combined interest and effort in every section of the country for the support of educational facilities, it will be impossible to obtain the results which we most desire in this respect. In order that there may be a combination and harmony of interest in this matter, have always teen ready and anxious to give my support to any proper means for this end and purpose.