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OHIO.
LII. THOMPSON TALKS LpUptY.

LII. THOMPSON TALga LOUDLY.
CoLuMnCs. o.. Oct. l7.-Johu g. Tlompsop.
Chairman OF tie Detaocratio Btate Executive
comm!tsnc, requests tho publication Of tie fol-
loving statement:
T4s Nspnbcan daily preea Of thia 6tata oil
x Ta"ap.s t pareosisa asss'e to ssossa e
~ answer 10 oue clained 70 have bse1 sont
Sn.,,!s, 1rS 8 ,,! psad: q Tosdo g John d.
BY tho Aepubsscsa Essetss Uomrnttes aud therefore
they arc responsible for IT, publication aud unLcs
the u ths truth uarso .hst nsse1 .ens .ueh
= aa,,spat;sa. a,!pas;ss. shst ! am not s~.1s ~. such
80 y ny S:a x, I'D
With forwarding II. Tho Republican Coinni,tss has
bean euity ot crime whieu hs laws Of this stato de-
then they h.vs psrs.fst1 fotsery Il Il w: .eut, t,
i ,hh .1hsr Il Sua e. Into A,
.sess.ory to H. ba boso S ~ y stts
Wae committed. They tAts either horn Of tho di.
,smm., nMt. fo.esty % wrIts mama md they h.vn
neeG guilty Of fosssEy: Il II u theft 10 steaI tel
sgssm o. TO- 30 accessory to the stealing Of elegra
putty ot thst lesra the character Of ihe cr,mo to
coSnt1 1p!,1s. 6y ~ c9mn.tsss. 4. To tho Wood
sansdna with them, ~ tho county bss giyen ~ ill.,
e'eho'l JoHs q. THOMPSON.
TAx WOOD COUNTY FRAUDS,
Toledo u. Oct. lf-Jbe Commercial hns
Information that Tho Wood fonntv E.nv..yn". "~
AoAFd bad decilad on Balusdsy 10 tnrnr ont thss
aeeFss1alg vote. ta +hich oa4a brown and Huxns
n!epap!leans, "oala b slsotol BouAturs, anI
sioad OF ieo, """@ w 'A1' Az
dEHTLEAAS.
&p<nai Dspaseh h' 1h< chtnaon 7>1Au~.
ciac1Ss4rt, 0cs lT.-Mr. Mlaa hss L., n.
te.vtsHsd BY rsportsr OF tho Commercial H.
e4Je u the course Of tho interview, Nr az
Perfect, satisfied "i!h the result of th. seo. CO.
, 1875-10-18

dtrr!s" kvxs WITH CROWLEY.
When tbe ruIans Ut tho Corcoran gh,g be-
come c1oittl. thar bru4at pansIot4a gain ,x,.-ca.
rioo NJ them. .,u, might tccorn.. r,uht ' d.
E,,ov.. ,.,a.. ~ ," ~ ',..'. ''s"'. "''ce
o'o, = "''"at 'or IN" "oa'"A"oh IN the oproat-
Hon C"nshnttun, lilo gang hAvs mails Foley. ;.
pIAco, IN Clark street, t!InIF hesd1uarter+, and
have ysusa,, il to },nvl with tair ,otu.,,,.,,a...
and cn,uo. n, s,oo ~ ,,,o on:... , w.
-, W. .o." " ~" ''i'e"'s y. tos toh-
en'"'t, al peca"s' '''ef pet Candidate wan
oeal"h ny stronger man. hgaiitt Jerry Crow
ley thoy have boen particularly ylo1ent> md
there we're tf,oso WIN f.cety ruvo want IN
,.s, ,'1. 49, os,"s ~, saAs "neh efo@'ey showed hi1
"e"" ',H'oo '"o aoo1 IL would ho Violently
pnnchoti. Crowley WAS unfortunate epouch
TO hc candidate for III, pol;co
! Court Clorkshtp IA t],a soa,1 n;.isio,, sn.na ss
want. ooo h,,t r. h,s,.., ~. a., l,''h'o'' soh'o
.,< ot wa neAen ~ t'to Common Coun-
In tho Convention Friday afternoon. ho yolun-
ta!ilY assla.ctl Jim Mctiratb.,, hin dulos Al scc
rrtary, aud for lack OF son,n ana e1so ~ h,an,,
tho crowd hayo asba,Ied i'm rota,tatinn nv accnr.
ing hin, Of having tnauinmatad tho nn,,;m,s nf
tito votes. changing thosa which wero nojioi far
Fntey to tho credit OF Fiuerky Rat,,rdhv aftnr-
Fu1ey's tnIoou. viii, t:,o hn,,v W.x6 nnrnnr.,, ~
ftirs,l;t'ns ta,n hero and there auopg them, exciting
Ufogley Va. nSer n, s,ef;srrs. IN "oLu WILMA, snns
street. At ouce u4r,v wa, Gn,nt.ed ~ 1.ro 1,'n
.na'a nan'use.iug tio"Ioy oVbf 70 Io]oys, am! the
.n o1no En''G III tno ftiehnT4i!o disperscd Me0i-
rcaaly 10 pounco down On. Crowley Whenever he
eutered Having usut.ht Lut I'm ktn,IIinpt fool
iuue towards t,1e attract,nns ~ Toinv,s ~
Crowley td MT besita,e uornaa. u11 ,2a pas'
nn,3 w w. .erat1.o 'hoMc"t "Aen re-
anssteu 70 go oyer to eoiey,a for :. snt!e." Just
hustled him to the rear Of tho room. laid a"d pnn'. .
meied him with great uuanin,ity aud utrenvth.
Ilon they kicked him with tho ran,o generous
, 1875-10-18

snt''7t D:snfth h The (Aleagp Tribune.
loaf IIrnos, Mich, Oct. 17.-Dows-prop4
d. Joseph Bertrr1'y. Benton, East 81 gluaw ant
nafRes. Mary Pfln4le and bnrgea, Etcktlead and
pAfRes, d'stnniia and coueoft, Concord au1
'A'Res' l,ay c1:y ard harceH. Glasgow and
,n' ma'seH' 'ohti i'rdenon, Jr, and cnn.ort, Emma
:. lho'nbaon AM cokort; achrA Em,,isa ssa,c,
lay!of' Mediterranean, Eonson, Augusta, aud
ur-propH Badger stats. Portage, A,jzona.
NJ raul. Havana and huTse.; rchzs Mary rnz.
abetb, Montana. Soutllt a.t Seaman. Gteu.,,n
Montpelier. Gzinadtd. Wlnuin;e J,,},,, .tnat.'.
hlnR Slntors, City OF 1a"ss. lloAok.n sa.juaw'
Lucy J. Clark, Champion. o'"""'
WlsD-'fest, Gtutlo.
WEArnEn-linc,
departed this motulng. 's''''0"'
, 1875-10-18
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAYS OCTOBER la 1877

nhfn asked vhat hc ']lonIl,. ahpa. 41n, t:arv's
hrieas, he raid: "1hn e,t raid sbpu. tla. Ito
ncti"f. .. IN" f'''"""t',W hi, pa!' onft1gh on
that hnhjcct alread.."
kEti.hY ASn THE n,:to E1Irrf"".
-, SIHrM' Ntjrnkh +" ihr fht-ara r,,' ~,
!, "aaH'Hn1os, u. e.. OFT. l7.-1i.b Uhio <iec.
tot' works arhwaE'}Iy III un .tr. KcIey. iia nea
hot uefiro IT, pronnio the cana: nf The 1tnmo~-
saciate' on tho stump would kIl he hnrd -1n,,usy
men: II world place him in ynrr tms'a.eaArlng
rnHltioh IN tsH nca:otlnt tho Invitation 10 WRIT
tn" On, aa., Fsir rAtno lu.t in time to seltro
h!m from an awiswurh T,tof1lcsnt'nt.
INF OLn arn!tr.
-, S'''fM bt,tfeh IN 3hs Ch,,ire 7vio'n-.
WssntsaruS, u. e.. Unt. II. Zen. f;snrge ".
Morgan, writing II = friend hers tho day s!.er
Tie Ohio election, Bssn:
Twn weeks agn the Hate vas undbu,,edy nt,h III,
hut me money lined without ecruic and In inurnss
Quantities In" dl''ns the W6rk. rhe hg4I waa well
tonn will yet yield i.s harvest. We arr In SOLEMN
s"thost And Will ntvcr Yield til tbs r,shs tfunrhE
rtScISNAT1'H COUNT.
.fnFefdi D'ttatch 70 Ih& ChIcr2o 7sfhn,n.
!. ClSt!SsArt. T., Oct. 17.-Ile tlnal foutings Of
TIE olliclal count in Hamilton County. made this
afternoon, al,ow thst Gov. Hayes rucetvou I
majority Of 1.23j votes In this county. This
certainly sotllcH bats en- 5000 malo,sty in tho
Hsate N favor Ut thu affirmative, The majority
aE1!nst Cary IL this county ~Aa 3,25l, a unowing-
uHdnr that .0ttleH that gentleman,
r tEot Assot,ated trtn.'
x11FtINNATI, Oct. lI.-lle official vote Of
Hamilton County gives the following Hepubl,-
can majorihoa ol, tho btato ticket. Ihe ballots
Tor menlbcrs Of the Legislature havo not vol
1cet counted: Hayes. Governor l, 1856; Young,
.,. o.26i; Williams, Auditor,
l.aIz; alllfkon, Treasurer, s03; Lttle, Altar
nnoy- General, 1927 Metivaioe, Judgo oi the
nnpEerne Court. 1.t44; Thatcher, mctntcs Of sl.o
board Of Public Worka, 1878.
NEW rDtICE REufaE,
1he police OF this city Are IL, trouble about tho
LII f.f
LEGISLATURE. who promise another board Of
Police t.onuliasioua for Cincinnati, TO bn M.
POINTED by tho Governor. Such Hoard will 10
created. hog1stry law Will ba passed a1ao.
, 1875-10-18

iofcshado" tho corinE ovcnt. Tven this year
it will Lave An important i,tIuDuce NJ, thn 'ku.
voinbor elections, although iiIere ls little rs
hoablancn between this year and t,e1s, s.nco, at
IFesent. the Dnmoct atic party stauds on diner.
eHt PLATFORMS ID difo1ons Ssate1 Nsxt ,ear it
will htaud On tho hamc platform II, a. tbc Ytatr.
ss!d defeat IN 0nto will bo dclea. Of tue ratuo
prhclplcn Which arc supported by the naity
throughout thu Union. Even this year t'le Ohio
election determines tho result iii every Flats
fennaClsAnis election was decided o.. Tuee}ar
N phio, ~ tho New York election uouli al.o
ra'o been it Now York asood on tho OHIO Bat
fJru.-Arw York Herald,
, 1875-10-18

TIL 0ppoAtItp p.rly lid . horhorro ~.,+.xa.,
ehteh has thoroughly proyed ,ha a,ron9,i, !,
Possesses mud how na,,,Tas ~. ouoas'" -
h.ld ~ stusens W. sotBls" The ub!ow-ont" was
49, M'a 4asnes.Phrk on the Chicago l. psoigo
u u.'uo@a' aid more thorough lzzle vas nrohs.
paltJe, rt.eea ~. u sao hiHtoss OF coois County
r,nts. f,a,,ss ane da7 MAS pleasant enough in tho
All. s.,', uus IN toe afternoon shese waa conud-
Nv aso@ ohlllneas In the ntuosphere, md tl,a
aes'ena He1e oo1e,ed with om,,np. ~, ~ 49,. ..e
sans elouds, '' ~A'A" HD9 'n'eo3'
~, ,as management Of tho tizzlc hid n1.oad th,
.as 81 sach. and .be faro for tha ,onnd
VII % cents. but few tIcte,. w.ra .o,I s
gsat many aIysn .war yat ,,,a o oo'a' ,,,' asa .
ss i,ns I'D opoI.ee wouduot respond even to
tdend. .nS so''en 10 at the Ell enss Of Hosingn
es'roa taus for the os.c,,;oa o o.", "1'o Two e.
paaiaa trom s ..s, ss@a'on' ohs lot 10 tho
...pn. ~ I'V" Lasabee street and Chicago
Th..s''o sao 'uo Other Ia the Afternoon,
ts1toad oflcih!4 futu.shsd A mar ,c.o,,.
a'"oas .sSs ~ they possibly conla ,,,n.snt..
As r.,Ir,n",.' W. n''s ooae everything to mako
II. s'p@"s III tho affair uncomfortable.
hss.a ,h,,e Sefa tnean 4tfaits, indeed fnr ~,
,' asy. t'ondo,as covered nx.r WI, .,s
ash Ind furnished With ut.rt. ~ ~. "An t"h-
ssss Tia e,ons';a nv" piahss Tor Reats. Witch
Aotorgblv sfhs,1t!.s.o1'sI ch,t!n good chance to Ret
" t.da 10 ,Ls psth "a 1oa "a" atmosphere during
sad ihst sh,cE 'san took ous about 20o people,
mo,s and when tho sut.so ps4tv @paa' bed ars ~
liz lhe ground Ii looked yetv uch III ~
zInbs,iy" a9talal!tles were present: Warden
.,sa. I'LL "s,dsu t1okn. AeL*vebl!n. 9. g. Can Can.
~, - ws.h, u01n1. HlS. A. :; Hssins md bis
s.Gs, aS leh AID. Daley citv.A..ssao, uSa. nes-
Rsa iHa iyoho GarEox. I'd Philips. snus, nsn. risnr
, 1875-10-18

| nr<n.,5 ~" Afoato VIII u
~'o~''o' A "o8's'e5 IL" VIII be passed elso.
| --- ----
] CARL SCHURZ.
1'sa OPINION OF THE POLITICAL SITUATION,
s-~ Fork Herald, trt Ii.
Mr, so,,urz vim !. atar,nr H.. a, l.. 49,,
citv. at the hnu.o ~ ,,u 49,, ~, 49,: Iu's ~"
oeon 'ls'sed 0y numbers OF citizens dasirous to
congratulate linn upon tho suceess of hly cnorte
III ONO. Ho feels i'll excellent spirite about tho
yiclo,v for h.r rona,, - T. ., ,a ,..,..' w.
y,.,ar,.v ~ s,s",n..." 49, 20 80 soo4 A.s',,
tl. oese.usS' !" eonSe'eatoh win some OF hls
iF'ends' he "aa asked whether hs thought tho
'ot" in Ohio, snd tho doteAt thorc Of the ln,ia-
W.st a. IN ao,;n,,.Iv mt t,,st i.ur. M, -,
,,',...,.. ~ ..t.ns Pu' %n.+ 'oaue e"' u oo3
pon@''n LUZ 'ae IVA seA' Ao 1epued;
Mr; schur3-" II is worry questionable. 1hoao
rory atronH there. aad that il commands 4 largo
maturity IT tho Democratic party in that rcKion,
excepting. perhaps, y tue e1treme Northwestern
states, incind.ng illtnois. II tue ,niauooisls
Ohio tho rehn't would probably have d'scour-
a4ed t'lcfn 90 much ~ to Induce tton to give it
W; but, tho majosity beng snail, they may
ieel Warranted in trying It again, and 60 Oil with
thoy have alfesdy begun, md which they lnteud to
estAbl!sh on large scalc. Hcsdes the Ohio cleo
tion returns SHOW that, while small number Of
1 nasu' u'1Mohey democrats voted agatnst Allen. n
nuca 1,a 'eagef a NUMBER 1 o. Money opubcans
voteo iof hiul. Ohio has always 1aeh y strong
H1opuocan state On fu1 vote. Tits time
lIla l1aYoa gos sesy l.lge number Of votes Which
tla not properly belong to tho Republican party.
a. sno ast o'octon. ~ votes wore cast ~ the
state Tor an Independent candidate. ;lhtso
Votes a mas t5fd by the Independent. lcr N,
meso no" cart tor hs5cs alau1t unanimol-.,. 49,
pst1apa quito 80. Deeldos, tho GermAus, who
naa ln goat measure cut loose from tho Re-
publican party, but who have aiwayn
Deen very sound on the money question,
vent ior Hayes worry stroagly. Ia fact,
they di1 splendldly, as you nny conclude
IRON !, tho election returns OF Cincinnati
and Cleyo!and How largc \ number Of Hard
Money De!nocsata NAV haYe gono for Hayes.
am not able to say. During The campaign trc-
9,isntly in1un ID about ihis matter; but, IN tho
aanetent localities which l Waited, received
enly tho nanea Of fow who could be depsudel
upon. while some Of Tho 'ceoguixed leadors Of
tho Aasd. Money Democrats made speeohes ia
faFor OF Allen, to spite OF bis tuilatlon Aoresy.
publscaus must have gone over TO Allen, leaving
, 1875-10-18

binary or vsin promises. This k1,ont sndcd tllo
grandest Gzzln In tho history of harbccueb.
Ihe cr1vd aftnrwarAR took tIlompcsves to lhn
haIoon again, unLil Q n'flock whom Tic excus1tn
Tram Htartol back 10 tho ctv. and arrived At tIp
atatt"n nbniit o'clock. with thoroughly Gs.
gusled crowd Of UliEe-uerkcrs hrsf politicians,
, 1875-10-18

DENIAL.
TO ths Editor Of The Ch,caao Tribune:

10 ths Editor of The Ch,caao Tribune:
CHICAGO. Oct. 16.-I wiEh 10 correct through
your columns = fa!sshood 10 tho local political
column Of Yesterday mornings Times. Having
consented to nllow my f1enda to uso my paue
as Candidate for County Treasurer, have had
no !nsootion Of declining. MY name rill come
before the Convention Tomorrow. II non1Ipated.
At.d subsequently, sieoled to The Office, / vhali
take great pride in pet Turning tss duties 10 lbs
best Of nv ABILITY. and Tor tho beat lutsrests al
the Taxpayers Ut Cook County. Very respoct-
fully, TuoMAs i, NH.
, 1875-10-18

REAL ESTATE,
%S~N =.
FOR SAIISs


100000 ACRES VALUABLE LANDS IN KANEAs
y dsection cf hs Ilunor.c SECRETARY of Tho tua,or
q any Y ali u the untu lands ii hs Nesho ,sSS
AanF tho sauthnsa nr Of hs Stata OF Kansas emrsccd
SnGlt Stn, "hat = goacraN7 kao#n II lAe Cherokee
Ihe.e lands os!ad for s.s la compliance with thu
cf,.ss T. 81 o. - ~ " e.nfro.: .rr1"sea IA! H. s:
s, WI e .9ld his,cis Idisr ss oas6 in qu.u.
'st. not sacssinR ono hundred AMI eaty 4e1es Il ,sot
.ad ILL.,; ;tS I'D 's' s esa: siG:
pstaefa f1s such lands lio VI satl ri7sf
asassS: s a: sss ss;fss ss
nI99 +. ns Ps,so dS- A. saea u s. s.et hsa
q ~ i L.
Wichita md nd7pendcnec. Kana.1 ''SA' oos"' A.
may a.s tut ess Lii m. III 10 os tsG asts .s
and As*ot and NUT bo tas mnre t.a 10 huadfsi
a1 say actSs faaa e'aofm ~ tho legal subdivlious
b'da must 10 AcoomranIsd b, ten par cent OF tbs
a,a.Snt BID - st 10 filth Of bidder
not raid viii B. fosseei. should az bid b. reise!.I
Tbs sum doosits viii 10 returned q Tho prnpss t,arsy
s.he ant T! within for{ sslar such netcs liz bssn
Homer asasss Lad Ucs q tho sms"es @ Sid Il,
!sea aPaa Hieh sach bid usdS vii 10 agta suhjyss
The tsn cent dspostt ssqnrod 10 accnmpaa, t4ds
maj h. scattsd ptstscs eFds T. cert,iesst pf ID.
phs certified chsck. % Government dfp.sofy
TO ths o1er u no oonmsslooe1 Of the Densts!
Iha right to Es!eas aud sll bids IL expressly -.
Az bids must b. sss1ed and Adrsssod to thu Com.
Z a" sha lndoE.ad " his. Tor chslvke stiip Iasi.i
'ss's liz ms ;1 os1iss .hss
'hss viii b* duty opsaod md sctsa upon.
Commissioner Of Tho ';ns!.i I; =; iiiaenI La Ja:,.
= M1kA!M4Ios, =: Y: hsE0Mos1 10. 1.t6.
, 1875-10-18
IOWA.

TH1 RESULT OF TUE REckHr xLEc11os,
a.eetat corrtspondsaes u The chcaaa Fr,tua<.
DAs MONIES, Oct. lG.-Ths smoke Of the bat.
te has cleared sway. and tbs NopuGlicaus OF
Iowa can zee where Lhey atand. II IL bettos than
expected. Thsro was no doubt ~ to KIrkwood I;
hs IL tbs klud OF Lumber The Hawkeye's build
Governors Of in these latter yeass; but Is 10 the
Legislature, there Nas fear that ba1ter aud
tsstio. sud Grange -pottstinx. would secure The
Legislature to tue Opposislon. Hut, wien 10
hRw Dubuque, Jackson, aud JohuHon Counties
standing up in the Republican ranks there wss
no mora question. luaeoAd OF = bAte III u,A.
tority IN lhe Legislature. and that ali In tho
espAts. 81 in the lsst Legislature, thsro Ia qood
evidepce to diaow that tho Senate Will Btauds
oppA'noa .
Hepubucsn majority. ty.....,..................., "a
Tho House wtl stand thus, OF shsreAboutst
tA1p4uAc&Ao 80
oklesoa "
hepahic&n ms1osify............ ........,... 70
This mil give Republican majority on JOINT
Pallet OF W, and settles the question Of Uutsd
9tAses benatorl-~At lsAat o{ biz po}lie9 And Il
1u1thss declares that Iowa IL foF honeat money
;. u safo % ax flraHooda majolltJ sny rhsio
, 1875-10-18

n n s1I,!sman ~. Cook Co. Iop. Central Committee.
, 1875-10-18
ieAfLRoan TIMETABLE
ARRIVAL AND DEP, iiill2J1}E OF TRAINS

EiH's:5TST ied Or Saturday u.
tlsA huauAf It 5:ul !. NJ. DAiss* 7'ssa' a"
, 1875-10-18

Indianapolis. Louisville i Cincfo.
natl Day Eiprcas ,,....
1nnaAuA!'ol!s. LoutsEiIle 4, Einclu.
nat! StKtit Express tdAfyJ,,..
, 1875-10-18

CHICAGO = NORTHWESTERN R4tt9ns1
Iffst UFts', NJ fhnt"as Hns4l, anf IL a.
A., eufntr Nattsen a., unI at tAa dsoos ~~e&s-
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-11
lHF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CRAEGEBERu COUNTY.

BIZ Aua. D. KNowLroN, EsQUInE, J. p.
Whereas, Abrnm + Edwards and Joseph
n Edwards hath made suit 10 me, to grant
them Letters Of Administration OF the Es-
tate and effects Thomas ID Edwards late
Of said County deceased.
These are therefore ocitc and admonish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
Of tho said Thomas d Edwards, deed, that
they be and appear, before me, in the Co,r
of Probate, to be held at Orangcbucg, c. H.,
on December 2lsl next, after publication
hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, To
show causc, ifany. they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given nndct my Hand, this Sd day Of
December. Ammo Donini 1875.
AUG. Is. kNOWLTON,
L.S] Judge Of Probate, q. G.
dec 4 1875 y
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-11
Sale~Undel. MORTGAGE

by virtue ofsn Mortgage Executed by
Winder Fields, Ito j. e. Wannamakcr K
Son, will sell on the Sixteenth (lGth) day
of December 1875, 1T public ontcry, to tho
highest bidder for Cash, at the Old Wanna
make. place, One Ok, One Sol rel Horse.
One Cow and Cnlf, levied on rs the pro.
pcrty of Winter Fields at the suit of j. q.
Wannaplaker g. Son. Also One Ok, levied
on as The property Of suda at the suit Of
said plaintifls
Dec. 1st. 1875.
l.. II. WANNAM.AKER.
dec 4 1t .ssia Agt.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-13
editor of"--whatever newspapers are regarded by the occupant of the room as rivals to his own.

A good story is told of an old farmer, whose son had for a long time been ostensibly studying Latin in a popular academy. The father not being perfectly satisfied with the course and conduct of the young hopeful, recalled him from school. and placing him by the side of cart one day, thus addressed him: "Now, Joseph, here is a fork, and there is a heap of manure and cart; what do you call them in Latin"' "Forkibus, cartibus, ct manuri- bus," said Joseph. "Well, now," said the old man, "if you don't take that forkibus pretty quicki- bus, and pitch that manuribus in- to that cartibus, I'll break your lazy backibus." Joseph went to wOrkibus forth withibus.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-13

TOoTHACHE.-For the benefit of those who may need a little consolation, we publish the follow ing from a correspondent of an exchange: 7fan
 "If any one of our readers suffer from toothache, or neuralgia af- fections, arising from the teeth in any state of decay, they may experience relief, instantaneous and permanent, by saturating a bit of clean cotton or wool with a strong solution of ammonia, and applying it immediately to the affected tooth. The pleasing con. trast instantaneously produces, in some cases, 8 fit of laughter, al- though a moment before extreme suffering and anguish prevailed. I have used the remedy for over one year, and have obtained suf- ficient proof to warrant publica- tiOn."
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-13
Early Rising.

"He who will thrive must rise at i've" So. says the proverb, though there is more rhyme than reason in it; for if
 He who would thrive must rise at five, it must follow, c fOrtlort, He who'd thrive more must rise at four; and it will insure fortissSneo that He who'd still more thriving be
 Must leave his bed at turn of three;
 And who this latter would outdo
 Will rlse him at the stroke of two; and, by way of climax to the whole, it should hold good that
 Who would never be outdone Must ever rise as soon as oRe. But the best illustration would be thus:
 He who'd flourish best of all
 Should never go to bed at all.
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-13
Dedicated to the Whisk cred Hombre

There was 2 whiskered hombre Who hred in Santa Cruz, And being called upon
 To give a good excuse For being in his morals
 A little bit too loose, Stated that he had passed his childhood In the city of Toulouse, D.f Where they fatten all the children :. On the liver of a goose, And drink kind of cafe -ss., Which goes by the name of Pouse; Where they call our Lord and Saviour By fhe nickname of " Casuse' But here the neighbors stopped him And told him twas mo use To talk such fnnlish nnnsAnst, But t. dust from Santa Cruz; And he came u San Diego
 Where be plays the very deuce" By InVenting snOriag stories And drinking JArantula juioe- And for swearing and snoring Why, he 'beats the very jews"
 San Diego World
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-13

Coop SPORT. - Speaking Of shooting ducks" "says Dr. r. ''puts me in mind of the great storm thst occurred when I lived on the t-sand. AS you are well aware, our island Was near by Casc0 Bay; Aa awful storm arose, anu WAS 80 fierce that it drove all the ducks in the Bay into a pond, covering about an acre, near my house. In fact, 80 many ducks crowded into that pond that could not see a dH'p of water" eSho." saws smith; "did ye shute any of 'em?v "fhats what was coming at. I went into the house and got my double. barrelled shotgun, and dis. charged both barrels in the midst ofthem, hut, to my astonishmanr they arose in the air, leaving not a solitary duck in the pond i' -s3ood gracious, ye don,f sav y says Smith; ''didn't ye hev snv shot in yer gun, or what in the thunder was the trouble?', sWaIi was coming to that,n said Dr. F
 "it astOnished' me at first: hut as m soon as the ducks rose a few hnn. dred yards in the air, and com. meneed to separate a little the ducks began to drop, and wheth- CT you believe it or not, I picked mn twenty.nine barrels of ducks and it WAS 8 poor season for ducks too You see, the ducks wer, wedped. in so solid in the .pont that when they rose they carried inc dead ones into the air witt them. and when they separated down came the twenty-nina bar psls ofdesd ones"
The Arizona sentinel., 1875-03-13
A Terrible Tale of the Sea.

The ship4E,Grine, of Liverpool, left North Shields, England, with .cOals for Alden. Heavy weather was encountered, and when the gale had ceased it was discovered that the cargo had taken fire, and the crew took to their boats and made for the nearest land, St. Helena. Of the fate of two of these boats nothing Is known. They were all young men in the third boat, none over thirty-tWo Engiishmen and six foreigners, among them an Italian boy nam ed Francis -Shufus. For nineteen days they sai led without sight Of 8 ship or lana, and their slender stock of provisions was almost ex- hausted, and at length the boat cap~ized, and on fighting her they found two Of their comrades missing, and the only water bar rel that was left filled vgith salt water.
 "Hunger snd thirst" says one of the crew, "became intense, and and we commenced to drink salt water, one of the men, Muller, by name, drinking more than the others. Muller began to rave and entreat the others to kill and de- VOur him; laid his knife upon his throat even with frantic gestures accompanying; and that same morning we commenced talking among ourselves that it was time one of us should die for the others. We cOntrived to make a lottery of pieces of wood of different lengths; he to whom should fall the shortest must. die. To this we all agreed, and the lot fell on the Italian boy Shufus. 1 did not notice that the boys face showed any change, he being quiet: We did not know what to do for an hour after. The Italian went down on his knees and prayed. l heard him say the words Ave Maria ,"
 Five hours afterwards, but just five hours too late, ship hove 1n sight and bora down to the boat and picked up the wretched men; "but," said. the depOnent, "the Dutch captain may have noticed small piece of the liver and the blood spots fa the beat"