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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16

THE days of shivelry are not over; they will last as long as whiskey dug.
 I never have moan an impudent man yet who was possessed of downright good sense.
 If a man wants to find out the utter weak ness uv mummy, let him try to hire double tooth to quit aching.
 No man kan git me to keep secret for him had rather hold mule for the same length of time.
 IF man tells lie he is always in great hurry to pruve it.
 THARE iz reely more happiness in redusng our wants than in gratifying them.- Josh Billings.
 HENRY CLAY described mule as an "ani- nal that has no pride of ancestry and no hope of posterity."
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16

other foreigner, visits the country they will not be afraid to travel with five dollars in their pockets.
 The well-to-do people of Mexico are very hospitable and kind, but they are in the mi nority, and the majority are treacherous and rough. They devote a great deal of their time to gambling and cock fighting. Sunday is general day with them for such business, and every Don of any note has from two to one dozen fine fighting cocks. It seems as if they have no taste for d race horse, and do little or no racing. They are very fine horse men, graceful riders. Should the reader ever some of their horsemanship on St. Johns Day-one of their big feast days. Gambling, cock fighting, and horsemanshp are executed to queens taste, and just as soon as the feast is over all, or the most of them, attend church. During the feast the Priest takes hand with them, bets his money as high as any of them, and they think nothing of it. I have talked with them on this particular subject, (about the Priests gambling), and they say Jesus Christ will not condemn him for playing his money, there is no harm in it. But to me, an American it seemed strange for the Priest to conduct himself in this way.
 They pride themselves on murdering Max million and driving the French from their country. In this particular point I think they did we'll, and I believe every true hearted American will give them credit for it-for maintaining their country. But curse be to them for the murdering of Max imllian and driving his wife to insanity that will ever be stain on the Republic of Mexico.
 Everything from Hermosillo on down to Mazatan is about the same as all the rest of the country-no railroads, no telegraph and little staging. Should any of your readers visit that country l would advise them to not represent themselves for more than two dollars and half, and it would be we'll for them to take along an extra blanket, tin cup, etc.-no red pepper. BENJ. c. MOORE.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16
COURAGE LOST.

Who would be a moral knave?
 Who would be sot and slave? Who would i'll drunkard's grayeg Never, let it be. Who will take the noble plan? Who will prove himself man Lost one, if you will you can
 Will it, and be tree. Let nc coward fears alright, God is on the side Of right; He will aid you by his might, If you will be free. Never such word as fail,
 Right is might and must prevail; Darkest foes in vain assail; Onward and be free. Wipe the tear from woman's eye, Still the hungry cIildren's cry; Be freeman, live or die;
 Triumph waits the free.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16

Ar prayer-meeting an old man got up and prayed for a son now Tn feloh's cell for the crime of murder. Another old man tremblingly joined his prayers, adding that he, too, had son, but he had been murdered. Their names were made known, and the fathers of Edward $. Stokes and James Fisk, Jr, stood for the first time face to face.- Chicago Tribune,
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16

A Minnesota paper made young poetess say: ''Ob for heart full of yearlings" The poetess wrote to the editor, declaring that she wrote ''yearnings," and that the printer who set up 'yearlings" was calf
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16
N o T I C E .
U. S. LAND OFFICE,

U. S. LAND OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT, A. T., May 2l, 1875 To me Atlantic and Pacific Raifroad Co, Greetings The following described cash entries made at this omes viz:
 No. 45. Jefferson H. Lee, Nov 25 1875 Settlement- April l5 1866. $. E. of s. E. setion A. and NJ d NE and W of E section g, township l5 north range west.
 No. A. Dewitt P. Foster June l2 lsyg Settlement March l. 1871. W of S W | section IT. township H north, range west, and of s section 24 tows- ship le north, range west No. 5. David W. Shivers July H. 1874 Settlement April :, 1867. s W of N W and W iof s W see- tion 26, and of E and N E sf S section q, township IS north, range west Have been approved by Hon. S. s. Burdstt Commsseou General Land Office, subject to an appeal within xy days from date of this notice. The trao above deseb ed are within the limits of the withdrawal the Allan JIG and Pacific R. K. Co, which took effect March 2 e2 The parties named above having settled poior to win orawai- WILLIAM N KELLY.
 my2ld9O Register
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16

4 GENIUS thus defines the difference be- tween men and women: "A man gives forty cents for twenty-five cent thing he wants, and woman gives twenty-five cents for a forty cent thing she does not want"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
TERRITORIAL

Especial to the Miner by U S. Military and w. U Lines
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16

SOME old men, by continually praising the time of their youth, would almost persuade us that there were no fools in those days; :; but, unluckily, they are left themselves fer examples.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16

A wag: seeing door nearly off its hinges, in which condition it had been some time, observed, that when it had fallen and killed some one it would probably be hung.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16

"WELL, my boy" asked gentleman of a little eight-year old-boy, "what are you cry ing for "Cause I can't find my dad Itold the old fool if he went off too far he'd lose mes
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16

A handkerchiefof William Penn is to be on exhibition at the Centennial, and curious correspondent writes to ask if it is the origi- nal Penn wiper.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRESCOTT POST OFFICE.

PRESCOTT POST OFFICE. Arrivals and Departures of Mails.
 ARRIVE CLOSES. From Southern Arizona via wickenburg, Pbenix and
 Florence Mondays and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays at From Califrnia Eastern States, Cerbat and points in
 Mohave. Mondays and Thursdays. Tuesdays and Fridays al From Santa Fe CSew Mexieoj. via Forts wingate and
 Defiance and Camp Verde. Monday and Thursday Tuesday Friday. g P. M Pom Wickenburg via Walnut Grove, Bradshaw and
 Moves Mills. Saturdays at 6 P.M. Sundaysa. JAM. Money order office hours from A. M. to 4P.M. Registration closes al I'M. Office open Sundays iron to 10 4. Nj. and from 10 r. NJ. No money orders issued or paid Sundays. fel2 If JAMES s. GILES, P. M.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16

IF tea be ground like coffee before pouring hot water upon it, it will yield nearly double the amount of its exhilarating qualities
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16

SEVERAL young American ladies arc at present in Paris, studying the art of display their ankles, without appearing to do it inten- tionaly
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-07-16
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between Nsrrs V. Davis ard George w. Sines is this day dissolved e mutual consent All debts due the firm which nay st any time hereafter become dse are payable n George W. Snes, who will also settle all claims sov standing against the firm My DAVIS,
 c. w. SINEs. Prescott. June a. Is75 ie25M
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24
RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Mr. II. Il. STEVENS: Dear Sir-l will
most chccriully add my testimony To the
great number You have already received
i'm favor OF your great and good medicine,
Nrgctiu". tor do not think enough can
be- said IN its praise, for was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful disease,
CattIrh, and had such bad coughing spells
that il would seem IS though could never
breathe any more, and Negctiue has cured
me: ami 10 tycl Ia thank God all the
time that there i 50 good a medicine as
NrgrtiuC. and also think II ono of the
best medicines Tor coughs and weak sink
ing feelings At the stomach, and advise
every body To- take tn" N"Lctiuc, for ! can
assure hem "a IL one of Ia" best medicines
that ever was. MRS. l.. GORE,
Corner Magazine ana Walnut SITS, Cam
bridge, Massachusetts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-24

Pertinent Inquiries a:Id answers.
WHEELING, September y.
Editor, UI the Register.
Whose vote sent the Capitol from
Wheeling 10 Charleston?
Andy Wilson's.
Nhen Beltzhoover changed his vote,
if Andy, by strategy, wished to d'scrimi-
nate in Wheeling's favor, 'ehy didn't he
Andy change ms vote also, and thus
rctoiH the Capital at Wheeling aud save
the enormous expenditure Of the people :
money in getting the Capitol back!
THIS conuudrum Andy can answer.
Who. pointing at them tic finger oil
scorn. clussiiies the Seventy-hve teachers
in our public schools with paupers-
Jroad, N.g, as pouPers2
Andy Wilson. EDUCATOR.
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HhMiITON-Ou Thursday morning, at
"A O'Clock, Mrs. ELIZABETH HALlLIoN' III
the siXty-IOurlh year OF her age.
The funeral viii take place from the resi-
dencc OF H. Bradley Wheat, lOj Twelfth
street, saturday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are invited 10 al
tend. lutcrineut at MI. Wood.
FRANK .--Thu"Sday, September y, $50,
at 80 \. vi, ALICE, daughter OF William
and IIaIy j. Frank, aged nineteen years
Funeral from the residence OF her pa
rents, No. 20 ALLEY 10Th, this FRIDAY after
noon, at O'Clock. Friends of the family
areiuVited TO attend.
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DYSPEPSIA.

SYMPTOMS want ofappctit", rising OF
food and wind from the stomach. acldIty
OF the stomach, heart burn, dryncSS and
whIt,ur>> Of the tongue in the morning,
sense of dIslcUSIou IN the stomach and
(,,wtJs n,s,&"a'iWu' iS'WtH$Whuiy fhrGf
rup;"d ny iiurrhwa; PaIoncSs OF TIA" urine
The mouth Is clam.uy. on has sour or bit
Ter taste. other frequent symptoms are
watrThrINh. palpitatioH of the heart, head
ache. and disorders ui the senses, a seeing
double, etc. There l. general debility,
lnu.Jor and aversion To- motion; detection
OF the spirits, disturbed sleep, and flight
fuI dreams
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"BEcAusE the Capital happened, by
one vote to be located al Charleston. the
property holders there who We're benc-
fitted 10y it seem To- have come TO the con
cIu,Iou that they had acquired Il vested
right to it. htetlYenccr.
"IIappened b. one vote >Unfortu-
nate reference on the par; of Capt. VII
SONS morning organ. See page Us,
Senate journal, 1863.
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Captain ChaS. Muhieman, Ed. Muhlnman,
ClGtk, will leave Wheeling for Cincinnati
ON Tuesdays, September 18th aud October
9Th. 1873, al 3 p. m, and Bcllairc AT o.. m,
on arrival of trains from Pittsburgh ana
Columbus, arriving at Cincinnati lhurn-
day noon. Returning, leave Cincinnati
Fridays, at , p. IN, giving "NcuF>lpulSiA
one and \ half days in the city To visit thc
Grand Exposition OF 1870. VIII sell tickets
TO Cincinnati and return, duurs the IN
position, at the following rates: Wheel
ing to Cincinnati and return, $40; Marietta
and parkersburg and return, -; Ravens
wood and Ripley Landing and return, -;
Pumrruy, Mlddlcpori, Pt Pleasant and
GaIlipoIs and return. 50; Huntington, Big
SANDY, Ashland and lrOntOn and return,
81. These rates inc udc Board and ioig-
ing while in Cincinnati. Now is the time
To make up your excursion parties, aud
have a pleasant time. The following are
among the splendid inducements We can
offer cXcur>iOnlSts: |. The Andes VIII be
III port longer than amy other packet. 2.
Rates cheaper than any other line. J. We
hrvc the /, st Band on the Ohio river. !.
Accommodations oqua! 10 the best. Try
the Andes. sp-iJ
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What | Know About vegetlne.
snrrm HnsrnN. Mr. Q. Is

SOUTH BoSroN, May Q, 1870.
Il. II. STEVENS, Esq: Dear SIr-I had con-
siderable experience with the NcSctine.
FurdySpcpSia, general debility and impure
blood, the Ncgclinc Is superior 10 any
thing which / have ever used. ] COM
mrnred taking Ncgctine ahOnf the middle
of last winter. and. after u>lTg Il few bot
ties. Il entirely cured me Of dyspepsia, and
my blood never was in - good condition
~ AT the present time. II will afford M"
pleasure to give any further particulars
relative to what know about TINS good
medicine tO any ON" who VIII call or adj
dress me at my residence, SO Athens ST.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
.iSJA,hCus street.
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Ali Diseases Of the Blood

If Ncgctinc will relieve pain, cleanse,
purify aud cure such diseases, restoring
the patient 10 perfect health after trying
different physicians, many remedies Suil-
crIus iprN'tr>, Is II not conclu>ivcP proof, II
YOU Are "a sufferer, you can bc currd? Why
j. this medicine performing such great
cures" 1t works in the hloud,in the rlrcu-
laiiug MUD. II can truly he called the
Grruf BIDpi IUriH'r. The great source ct
disease originates in the blood; and no
medicine that does not act directly upon
it. tu purify and rccuvatc, has any just
claim upon public attention.
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Gained IS Pounds of Flesh.

Souri, BERWICK, Me, Jan. Il, 1872.
II. l.. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir-l have
had dyspepsia Ina its worst iprm tor the last
ten wears, and have taken hundreds of
dollars wuriu Oi Medicine without Obtain-
ing amy rr!ici. In september last | COM
mrucvd taking the N-grtIne, since which
{ me my health has N."udily improved.
My ioui digc>ls well, ana | have gained
fifteen pounds oi flesh. There are several
others IA this place taking the Ncgctinc,
all have obtained relief. Yours, truly,
THOMAS f.. MOORE,
OvcrScrr of card loom, Portsmouth cos
Minis
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Mr.. JAMES CARD, - well known
British authority upon the question Of
food supply, saws that Great Britain
must import during the harvest year,
September |. 1875 to August 81, 1876,
lightweight millions Of bushels of wheat.
The wears consumption Of wheat in the
United Kingdom is set down at one hun
dred and eighty-four millions of bushels.
The available yield Of the British har-
vest of 1874 was about one hundred aud
niue and half million bushels. The
WELD of the years harvest which will
enter into consumption may he appar-
artly set down at niHety.siN millions of
I'm. heels, so that the country will have to
draw nearly one half of It's an
nual supply from abroad. As the dimjn-
Ishcd Weld of thu English harvest Is
probably fair index TO the reduced
PROPORTIONS OF the crop in other parts Of
Europe. 1t may be- safely inferred that
the United States will be called upon to
supply rather more than its last wears
: hare Of the English imports
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SsNNRO EYsDENCE.

CI>CINNATI, Nov. 20, 1872.
Mu. II. Il. STEVENS: Dear Sir-Th" two
bottles of Nc.etIuc furnished me 10y your
AGENT. my wife has used with great benefit.
For long time she has been troubled
with diILIau>> and cuStiVcucSS; these
troubles ar" now entirely removed by the
use OF Ncgctiuc.
She was also troubled with dyspepsia
and general debility, and has been greatly
benefited. THOMAS GILMORE.
80 Walnut street.
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APPRECIATION.

ClIAELE>rowN. MASS, Marcn 49, 1909.
II. X. STEVENS This i TO certify that
have used your Blood PrcuaratIon'
l\cgctino,N in my family for srV raj years.
aud think that, for Scroiuia or CankcrouS
HUmur> or Rheumatic affections. il can
not pr VNCvllrd: ana HS II blood purifier
and spring medicine IL Is the best thing |
ever used: and have used almost every
thing. can chccrfuiiy recommend ii To
any one IN need of>uch medicine.
Yours respectfully.
Mrs. y. y. pI\SMORE,
~ Russell street
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cOpARTNERsNIp.

fully inform iihG;pu6iic that he has
this day associated with him, in tine
Jcwclry business, MIR. J. g. Dillon, late Of
the fi!m OF G.. 4. Brown e Co., under TIA"
firm OF Turner Il Dillon, at my old stand,
No l225 Market street, where "" would be
happy to see all OF our old friends ami tots
of new ones. WM. A. TURNER.
SEpTENEEK D2l. $50. Sp23
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FOR SALE.
.BELLAIRE PROPERTY FOR SALE

4 VERY FINE AND WELL FINISHED
y Tvo-sjory Frame Dwelling Har>.
and good store Room. with Cellar, ali uU-
der same roof Also. Il good Two story
Warehouse. ON same lot. said dwcI.!u..
house contains min" good rooms, win
water mp stairs and down. with two from.
entrances separate from store room and an
different streets; II Well calculated for iW.
families. said property will bee sold al "a
bargain, ON easy tern $. 49, inducrmruf,
offered ioa cash buyer. II said properly
Is mol SOLD on or before The lstOay Of Oct1.
beer, $50, Will bee sold al public>air Oc,nr..
Il. $50. between one ana three O'Clock. IN
i'unj Of SAID property, 10 the highest aua
best bidder.
For mrther particulars, inquire by lett.
or OF j. y. " AGMAN, on the pr,m.>.-
Ne. - uT IIuI, corner Pike and " vu,j,.
streets. South Bullgirc, Onto: or, !. 4.
" AZ Man, MouHuayiI!e, ". Va.
my H. ls-T Fylui
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For Cincinnati anG Louisville,

rTVT7 REGULAR WHEELING AND
- :, 49, -. Cincinnati packet, Fanchon,
I.I. sweeney, Master, Will leave Wheel
in. saturday, 2jtn september, al o'clock
T.. VI. For freight or passage apply ON board
orto {. ii. BOOTH " Co.,
Srp2fS Agents.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER "a. 1875.
Democratic Nomination.
FOR STATE SENATOR:
ALFRED CALD w ELL
or WHEELING.
"a, ut.nLY REGISTER

Is the largest ana altogether the most
complete news and family paper priniedin
West Virginia. II viii be sent To any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
umS to cIuu agents ana 10 subscribers.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the undersigned has been appointed
Administrator OF the estate orc. ID. Ritter,
deceased. All persons indebted 10 the
same will pleas call and settle without
delay. Those who have claims against
the estate Will present them Tor settle
mrn;. +. &. NAAS,
Srp2}l Administrators.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1875

~ the front door ol The Court Hm>,
said ohio couniy, commencement IUu,l. .E
\. NJ, sell % the highest and uus, bidder.
the following described real estate. '.-u...
Al their ii-ut and title 10 and .nirI,,f f.
LOT numb red Uiurty-ihrC' Iy.. N.f...., 900.
the east side OF Market street, M thl, ptl.
OF the city OF Wheeling, Vs. \.-....
known ~ the O'd Town of Wn,..r. .
laid out by EueucA.r /Iuc, tp-,il..u...
all and singular ia" uppuN'uarc., uuU
hrr,dhamcnt> ihcgtuutp belonging
TERMS or SALE-pur-fNIla cash. ,....
balance in nine and eighteen months. Poe
~prctiVciy, with luterCS, from Gay ufs4...
tho purchaser 10 cNccut" BIS 1880 several
bonds Tor said deferred payments. w.tH
security 10 hr approved h} '..> Eu>.rr
Tue title is believed Go p,.furi lgf
Sclliug u~ trustee Will convey un.. >..H
title as is vested n mr Hy said decd OF
trust. JOSIAH +. J..LDEAFF.
Trustee.
j. ". MITCHELL, Augt nucpr.
laNlDT AZ Barr, ATTORNEYS. s.,.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

INOK FL KNISHINN UUAI.
meeting OF the Wheeling Board OF
Education, held Septembrr2l, $50, the fol-
lowing wa, adopted:
ReSnirod. That the Clerk be authorized
To advertise for proposals for furnishing
clean coal, To supply the schools for the
school year OF $50 e, ana that separate bids
may be made for furnishing
Isl. The schools south of the creek.
"a. The >CHuuiS north of the creek.
81 Furnishing all the schools oft the city.
h. Furnishing the school on the Island.
In accordance with the foregoing rcSolu-
ton, pro puSulS will be received up IL :
o'clock =. NJ. October Dist, pruNimo. for
furnishing clean coal of Equality 10 the
public schools OF Wheeling.
Sp2IS VI. +. UULLIHEN.
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LL-HEISKELT.-O Thursday
evening, september 23rC. 1873, al the h plne
OF the bride ) parents. 10y Rev. ID. w. Fish
g.. u. D., HENRY VI. RU9StLL and lille,
daughter OF Mr.. q. W. HciSKcll, all OF TINS
Clty,
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

OFFER FOR SALE THE VERY DE-
| SIRABLE and cuuImOdiouS three story
Brick Dwelling House, No. lO5 Aapllht
street. above TrNtl, in the city. said House
contains eleven room, with finished attic,
gas and water up and down stairs, stabling
for three horses, 10 S}Xl2O feet, running
back To an alley. The house Is in good re-
pair. Will be- sold on easy terms. For
further particulars enquire OF ,.,,,,,,
2iS y. {. EGEKIER'
Intelligence copy 3 timeS.I
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McGORMICK-R ROBERTSON the BIRD
inst, by Il y. j. 6. Armstrong, CHAS. W.
MCCuRNTCE, ui Cleveland, ONO and KATE
f.. Roberts OF this ely.
M cards,
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HOl FOR THE
CINCINNATI EXPOSITION !
q M ID II O

rT'~' 1.-TWO GRAND PLEASU RE
i-s-S u: -, Excursions. The line steamer
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EoR. @ALI.

j. W. MITCHELL, Augt."ucrT
Taylor Il Barr, Attorneys. SOP
, 1875-08-05

CArrLE.-To give some idea
of the amount of beef consumed
here and exported through this
place we give the report OF
Phelps & Wadleigh, from the he
fourth of June to the fourth OF
July: 4 -
i Received, $50 head; shipped
to Victoria, 26 head; to Port
Townsend, 30; Wholesale and re-
tail on the Sound ports, pa
The cattle were small.
They kill for shipment 9'head
of sheep per week, and about
the same amount for their retail
market. They arc killing nc
hogs. - ''' .'
F. v.aSnyder Of The City Mar
ket reports: killed 40 head O
large cattle, Al head sheep ant
5 hogs last month Il They are
manufacturing sausage, bloot
pudding, head cheese, salt beef
mutton and pork, and smoked ba
con, ham, tongue and beef. -.
aFoss, Borst Il Co. report; tn,
number of cattle shipped to dit
ferent ports on the Sound, ~
.retailed in the market, SO; tota
lS2; number of sheep retalled il
the market, lis; hogs, u, yea
%; for month ending July 26tf
| 1875.
, 1875-08-05
FROM DAILY OF SATURDAY.


| AN INCIDENT OF THE REVIVAL,
An our people are acquainted
with Billy Henderson, the fellow
who stands on the wharf on the
arrival Of the steamers, crying
aloud: The Occidental Hotel
the best hotel in the city we own
our own coal mine run our own
omnibus and carry capital of
two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars a free ride to the hotel
gentlemen (and he generally
gets them.) Well, Billy hap
pened to be at the meeting last
evening, when one of the isis
ters'' from Portland approached
him and the following colloquy
took place:
Sister Young man, do you
pray?
Ans.-Yes; 1 pray morning
and night-(sotto roce:-on the
public.)
@. Do you get down on your
knees to pray? sd a.i
a. No; 1 can pray harder and
cheaper fat on my back than
you circns people can on your
knees.
@. Do you swear?
A. Yes; l am compelled to do
that. | couldn't run for a hotel
with the other boys, if l did not
do so.
Q. Are you a Christian?
A. [ am not a Jew.
q. How long have you been a
Christian?
A. For twenty-five years
THAT is Billy's age.-ED.]
Q. Why don't you join the
Church d?
A. | would like to see the fell
low who could run the Occiden-
tai and be Christian at the
same time.
Question by Billy-Do You
put up at the Occidental? ?