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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-07-26
GOING wEsr-RIvER DIVISION.
SUNDAY Train.

In order to accommodate parties who desire
TO ship MIX from the line of this rOad-tO Cleve-
land ON SUNDAY MORNINGS. one section OF
Freight train No Z will. during the continuance
of schedule No: II. until further notice start
from NcisviiIe on Saturday night. instead OF
sunday night. and will run on Sunday MORN
La. schedule shaWn leIaM viz:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-07-26

We have just received full line of the celt-
brated "Guinet' Black silks. which we Offer
at much below last seasons prices.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-07-26

THURSDAY. July a6. 1877.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-25
Starved.

Sans wife is very i'll and has sent for
Sam to come to her bedside; the doctor
and nurses leave the husband and wife
together.
'.sam, doctor says l amt got much
time left"
MARY said Sam, Il wish ter God l
could die fer YER The children-'
Its them | want to talk about, Sam "
replied his wife, San l wish they could
die with me rather'n hev 'em live ez I've
he'd ter. Not thet you amt been kind
husband to me, fer you hev. Whenever
| wanted meat yev got it, somehow; an
when yev been ugly drunk yev kept
away from the house. But I'm dyin'
Sam, and it's COS yev killed me-"
Good God, Mary cried the aston
ished Sam, jumping up. Sure crazy
here, doctorw
"Doctor can't do no good, Sam; keep
still and listen, if yer love me like yer
once said yer did, fur hewitt got much
breath left" gasped the woman.
"Mary," said the aggrieved Sam, Il
swon to God l dunno what yer drivin' at"
ats just this, Sam, replied the woman
Eyer tuck me, tellin' me ye'd love mean
honor me, an protect me. Yer mean ter
say. now, yev done itl I'm dyin' Sam,
an amt got no favors to ask of anybody
an I'm tellin' the truth, not KNOWN
what word'I be my last"
"Then tell a Teller where the KILN
come in, Mary, for heavens sake" said
the unhappy Sam.
at comes all along, SAM" said the
woman. "There are women in the
States, so I've heerd, that marries for IA
home, an bread an butter; but you
promised more'n that, Sam. An Iva
waited, an it amt come, an there's
somethin' in me that's all starved an cut
to pieces, an its your fault, Sam. TUX
yer for better or fur wuss, an I've never
grumbled."
Il know yer hain't, Mary, whispered
the conscience. stricken Pike. AN
know what yer mean. Eff God'll only
let yer be fur few years I'll see eff the
thing can't be helped. Don't cuss me,
Mary: I've never know'd how I've been
agoin'. I wish there was somethin'
could do fore you go to pay yer all
owe yer. I'd go back on everything
chat makes life worth hevin'.n
PAY it to the children, Sam, said the
poor woman, raising herself in her
miserable bed. in forgive you every
thing if you'll only do the right thing
for them. Do-do everythin " said the
woman, throwing up ner arms and falling
backward. Her husbands arm caught
her. his lips brought to her wan face a
smile, which the GRIM visitor, who an
instant later stole her breath, pityingl !
felt in full possession OF the rightful in
heritance from which it had been so long
excluded.
Poor Mary! Women with more refined
more cultivated husbands than yours
have something in them that's all
starved and cut to pieces"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-25
The Teachers Temper

The teacher gains nothing by iretting
he only wastes his strength by it. The
profession is one that develops worrying
habits: il is an occupation that rufties the
temper terribly unless one is determined
not TO be ruffied. The tendency of a
rutiled temper is that it brings to the sur
face the worst qualities person has. Let
the teacher smile often and much, and let
these smiles be upon his pupils and not
solely on his visitors. To help the teach
er to gain this balanced, pleased state of
mind. we urge that the work be well
planned Think over the whole thing,
the difficulties you may meet, the OBJ
structiOns that may be in the way and
how they may he removed. Put then
your whole heart in the work; go about
it with earnestness and enthusiasm; feel
interested that it prove successful, and
finally look to Providence and rely on
His aid. There is no one who cannot bet
ter lis temper by steadily adhcring to
the above directions.
There are some places where nothing
bat good humor will win. Frettng,
scolding and worrying may seem TO i'm
press the scholars, but they do not after
ply weakness and invite disobedience as
some would think. There is difference
between an easy teacher and a good
humored one; but the difference between
good-humored and -humored
teacher is very plain. Two young men
went at recess TO accompany a fellow
pupil to the depot and were gone longer
than they expected. My. won't Miss
- scold when come in" said one.
MIR. E never scolds," said the Other.
Z" / shall tell him what kept ne after
the class and he will say WITH smile,
Try and be punctual; you know | want
you here with the rest Miss,
when the young man came in, was hear
ing a class in mental arithmetic. 4
pupil was reeiting: when the door opened
she said, Wait now until this late-comer
Is In his place. When he gets older
fintended 10 be sarcastic) he will learn
that tardiness is worse % than not hav-
ing a lesson. Now, then, he is in ms
place, you can go on Here, evidently,
was ruffled temper, and it gave misery
to every one of large class. Finally a
pupil ventured to demonstrate, and was
surprised TO find that Miss-was uncon-
sci0us of the rude things she was saying.
Anger is the most impotent passion that
occupies the mind Of man; it fails to eff
feet what il seeks. In the teacher
it is especially painful, for it is reflected
into the being Of the child. The teacher
needs friends among his pupils, but he
cannot gain them except by that good
hum0r that always and everywhere wins
fhpra 4 sunny f.arns,ar of itself ATTRACTS
the attention and wins the lasting esteem
of others; they love, they hardly know
why. 4 cheerful temper Is ike
the genial sun, in whose rays all like 10
bask.-N. 7. School Jearnal.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-25
The TOYS.

Ny little son, who looked from thoughtful
eyes,
And moved and spoke in quiet, grown-up wise
Having my law the seventh time disobeyed.
! struck him, and dismissed
with hard words and unkissed -
Ills mother, who was patient, being dead.
men, Tearing lest his grief should hinder
| visited his bed:
nut found him slumbering deep,
y TN darkened eyelids, and their lashes vet
From his late sObbing wet
And |, with moan,
Missing away his tears, left others Of nv own;
FOR on table within his reach,
box OF counters, and red-Teinel stone
A piece Of glass, abraided fly he beech,
And six or seven shells
A bottle with blue-bells,
And two french copper coins, ranged there
with careful art,
To comfort his sad heart
50 when that night prayed
To God, wept and said:
All when at last we lie with tranced breath,
Not YeXing Thee 10 death,
And Thou remembering Of what TOYS
We made our JOYS,
How weakly understood
The great commanded good,
Then, fatheTly, not less
Ihan,I whom Thou hast nodded from The 81
Ihoult leave thy wrath, and say;
! viii be sorry for their childishness."
Pan Hall Gdzette
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-25
Late Wild Rose.

Rosel thou vert late in coming to thy lane,
and something slow on thy September stem
And when from summers fated diadem
Fanny's hard plucked these-with some little
pain
OF bleeding fngers-thou vert the last gem
OF all that wealth OF ruby, chrysolite,
Amber and gold, and lucid blue serene
In which proud August went, some time a
queen,
Now wan dowager in weeds bedight.
Surviving on the splendor of has been
Late in thy bloom, and lingering To the lastl
Long in thy coming, thou shalt slowly 90,
But on these pages, fixed forever fast,
Bloom when the mortal sisters are laid low
-Haypeg's Nag
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-25
SANDAL-WOOD

Possesses = much greater power In RESTORING y
healthy state the membrane of the urethra thaf
either Cubebs or Copaibs 1t never produces sekne7s
is certain and speedy IN its action. lis fast suppressed
o,ha, remedy. Sixty capsules In So or
eight days No other medicine can do tnis'
Owing to it's great surc~@- MANY substitutes "A''
been advertised such Pastes Mixtures PMS DA'
sam. etc. all of which have been abandoned.
Dnndas Dick & Co.'s SQfs Capsules fo''to'''-
iag OIL Of Sandai-,Oood, sold al all drug SORES
AL for circular, or send for one TO 80 AID 81
Wooster street, Ne7c Vo'k.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-25

Csiua 45na,y-A stTcnge, mysterious and most
extraordinary Book, entitled THE BOOK
OF WONDERS Containing with numer-
Gus curious pictorial illustrations. the mys-
teries of the Heavens and Earth, Natural
and Super Nat..ral. Oddities, Whimsical,
Strsnge Curiosities. Witches and Witchcraft,
Dreams, Superstitio1s, Absurdities, Fabulous,
Fnehantment, eSc In order that all may see
this curious beok the publishers haye resolved
to give it away to all that desire TO seeit Ad-
dress by postal card, GLEASON x Co. 3ls
Washington street, Boston, Mass.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-10-25

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MN - BESSs@/ Of a comfortable. secure and
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the article itself the pures. and strongest pos
sible, 50 that smaller quantity than usual
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fEAsT POWDER.
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Prejudice is an extravaganza lily afforded in
these times. Let not your prejudice lead you
Is bay, til you have sent FOR free price list
Jones, Of Binghanton, Binghamton, J. T.,
who offers 10 sell, on trial, Five Ton Wagon
Scales ct so; freight prepaid.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
Summons.

Tn the District Court, of the Third Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, County of NaVapai.
 Philippina Bcckers, plaintiff, vs. Matthias Beckors, defendant. Action brought in the District Court of the
 Third Judicial District, in and for the
 County of Yavapai in the Territory of Ari- zona.
 The Territory of Ari.ona sends Greeting to MIshiGs Beckers:
 You arc hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by she above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County of Yavapai in the Territory of Arizona and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of this court at Prescott in said County Ia copy of which complaint accom- panies this summons) within twenty days exclusive of the day of servicc) after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this County; but if served out of this County. and within this district, then within thirty days; in all other cases, forty days. This action is brought praying for & decree, dissolving the bonds of matrimony now ex- isting between the plaintiff and defendant, on the grounds of extreme cruelty, by infiicting grieyous, mental and bodily suffering upon plaintiff.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will take default against you, and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in her said complaint, and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the rsr said District Court at Prescott, this I7hA'''' Fist day of February, A. D., 1877. WILLIAM WILKERsoN,
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
Application for Patent.
To IuE DIVIDEND MINE. Nc. 3s.
 USL1Np OFFICE. PRESCOTT A r

To IuE DIVIDEND MINE. No. 3a.
 |. <. LAND OFFICE PRESCOTT 4. T..
 March 23d S77. !
 Notice is hereby given that Andrew L. Moelier whose post office address Is Prescott Arizona Territory day filed his application for paent feen hundred q o linear feet sf the Dividend Miue or vein bearing gold and silver with surface ground six hundred (O0) feet A width situate, lying and being in Big Bug Min. ing District. county of lavapai and Territory of Arizona and known Snd designated by the field and official plat file Ia this office Lot Number thirty Ce) unsuryeyed lands. The exterior boundaries of said Lot Nc. 39 being as follows to wit: Variation ls deg 52 East Commencing at monument at centre of $ W boundary ofclaim, thence lS deg. 2 W three hund. red toO feet To monument No l. at NV Of claim from this prominent ledge of granite twelve 2 high thirty CO feet long six ( fee, wide marked on SW face bars 64 deg. ~ ll.5O chains distant the said ledge of granite Is situated low ridge between ToondrregR aud Dividend gulches 40 links w of their point of junction. Elliutts Peak of Lynx Greek Moua 7l deg 5l E. 500 feet to monumeat No Q NE corner of claim thenca Ia deg O9 hundred to unonuuien. No. 3 al SEE of claim from this rum rent granite boulder feet high feet loag and feet thick marked NE face bears i2 deg 90 W e5o links distant thence q deg 5l' W fifteen hundred feet to Squaw Peak bears ss deg. 5T F. thence ls deg q W three hundred feet O location and to place of beginning containing twenty G. 100 acres This claim is bounded the sW by John A. Rushe. location Mine is duly recorded in the Recorders Office of YavaPai County, A. T., in Book c of Mining R. cords of Ysvspai County. Arizona Territory Any and sl persons claiming adversely any portion of said Dividend mine said mining ground herein before So scrbed required to file their adverse claim with the Register of the United States Land oace at Pre.cot, Arizona Territory, during the sixty day. period of pub heatun hereof they will bc barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
 WILLIAM N. KELLY, Register
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
Application for Patent.
To TIE GALES, MINE. No. g.

To TIE GALENA MINE. No. es.
 Us LAND OFFICE PREscorT. A. T., March 23i isT7. ]
 Notice is hereby given that Michael wormser whose post office addrtss is Prescott, lavaPa County. Arizona Territory has this day filed his application for rasnt for fifteen hundred q o) linear feet of the Gsena Mine or vein bearing gold aud silver with surface ground hundred (o) feet in width situate lying ant being Big Bug Mining District County of favaPai, and Ter r0ry of Arizona and known and designated by the h Id notes aud official plat file in this office Lot Number f,rty-oue (il) oa unsurv.yed lands. The exterior boundaries of said lot No. toryone CiD being as fol- lows wt: Variation l4 deg 2J East. Commencing At d monument centre of the ledge NE boundary of clailn thence T. deg three hundred feet t0 monG mept No. at the SEE of claim from this juniper 10 inches In diameter bears deg " i39 Hnks distant. Mouum.nt No. . $. ". corner of ]. A. Rushes claim Dividend lode bears deg. l9 w l52
 links distant from this prominent granite boulder
 feet high feet long { feet thick marked N face 6N6 in length hears al deS 35 W J5 links distant thence < n deg 5r " ioo to meuameh; No at the Sw corner claim, thence le deg 9 " six hundred CGo9) feet to monument No at the NW of claim. From this oak ten inches in diameter bears
 deg w % links distant oak three inches Ia damet CT besrs Co deg F. s links distant oak eigh, inches n diameter bears l3 deg F., loo links dsast Elotts Peak hears 72 deg. l0 W, thence \ Il deg 5l' r.. hfeen hundred q ,JoOl feet io monument Ne. at NE corner of claim Squaw Peak bears from this se deg 56 F., thence ls deg 9Oo feet 10 place of be- ginning containing twenty 66 100 The location this Mine duly recorded n the Recorders Oice Of Yayapai County, Arizona Territory, in Book C 3 of Mines Folos SQf aud 5o5 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion Of said Gaena mine said min ing ground hereinbefore described required to file tLer adverse claim with tue Register of the United State. Land Oce ai Prescott. n the Territory of kr zona during the sixty days period of publication hereof CT they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute. WILLIAM S KELLY, Register
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
Application for Patent.
To HE EuGExrA MINE. No. 3l.

To HE EuGESlA MINE. No. 3I.
 |. S LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT ATl
 March 23d 1877. {
 Notice is hereby given that, Michael wormser whose post oee address Prescott Arizona Territory has this day filed hi' application for pa,sst for fifteen hundred QSu) linear feet of the Eugeua Mine or vein bearing geld and silver with sarfacs ground six hundred (6Oo feet n width, situate lying and being n Big Bug Mining District, county Of fsvapai and Territory of Arizona and known and designated by the field notes and official plat flo in this office Lo, Number forty three (t3l In townrhP l2 N, Range W of Gila and Salt River M The exterior boundaries of said Lot No a being as go lows tovit; Variation li deg 2V East Commeaoing at monument at centre of NE boundary of claim thence at the sE corner of claim. thence si deg 5g fnsen hundred t50O) feet to No sf the sw corner of claim thence deg. W sx hundred (6OO) fee, 10 monument No. at NV corner of claim from this the section corners boundary of section 3 cvnship l3 N, Range w Gila and Salt River Meridian bsars Jdeg 1f E so ii chains distant thence si deg 5P F. fifteen hundred q. .5oo) feet to monument No at NT. corner of claim from this corner the section corners or boundary sf section 36 township l3 = Range W of Ga and Salt River Meridian beais 22 deg I5 W 70 t5 chains distant thence deg 2 three hundred (3oo) ieet to place o beginning, containing twenty sixty one hundred o 66loo acres The location of this Mine duly recorded in the Recorders office of Ysvapai Couu. Y. AriIona Territory in Book of Mining Records of fsvspei County, Arizona Territory. Any and all per sons claiming adversely portion of said EugenA mine said miniug ground hoslnbeiore described ars qured t He their adverse claim with the Register of United States Land Office at Prescott, in the Territory Arizona during the sixty days period of publication e they will be barred by virtue Q. the provisions oi the Statute.
 WILLIAM \. KELLY Register.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30

from No. Sl, 30 1t. from bottom of tunnel, in. ore; assay, S2l.99.
 No. 8. From 10 1t. south of No. B, and 30 ft. from bottom Of tunnel on the same stope level, Gin. ore; assay, q, ,69l.S2.
 No. Si. From 20 in. ore, along side of No. S3, 70 in. ore; assay, Sl05.53.
 No. S5. From roof Of stope No. 1, south 10 fl. from No. 34, in. ore; assay, S2,s2S.5S.
 No. 36. From top of stope 10 feet south No. 8, , in. ore; assay, SS27.16.
 No.S g. From . 1t. ore, samo place as No. 36; assay, SiS.55.
 No. sS From 10 1t. south of No. 37, roof of stopc, 10 in. ore; assay, SS9S.S5.
 No So. From south end of No. { stope, 10 feet south of No. &, l2 in. orc; assay Sl, ,3S9.6S.
 No. 4O. From 10 ft. south of No S9. in slope No. 2, 5 fl. below stope No. 1, . in. orc assay, Sl, ,l+0.tS. No. Il. From stopc No. ., and h. lower than No. 10; assay, S25.l2.
 No. i2. From stopc No l, south 10 ft. from No. Il, and . ft. lower, 22 in. ore; assay, Sl22.5l.
 No. 43. From 10 in. ore, out of wing No [, above tho main tunnel, north side, 2o feet up; assay, S7S04i. No. H. From north side of wing No, i, 43 fl. above adit, inch ore: assay, SgS.95.
 No. I5. From level 45 feet above main tunnel, 50 feet of wing No. [, foot ore i; assay, Sl97.9l.
 No. 46. From Stopc 50 feet from surface, taken promiscuouSly, Ia large quantity of that class of orc in the minc), assay, S2S.
 No 47 From surface, Considerable in the minel, assay, s2l.99.
 No 4S From top of main shaft, soft ore. f feet ore ; assay, SiS.7l.
 No @ From lower tunnel, dump sample; assay. Sl5>.6i.
 No 5o From upper dump sample; assay. Slit @.
 No 5l Small piece of ore, supposed to be from bottom of shaft; assay, S2,592 22.
 No j2 From occideut No l, first vein {; assay. - l..
 \o 5S Occident No ., DO feet south from No !. on the same strata; assay. lN S5.
 \o u From bottom of wing No 2, lS feet below tunnel. li inches ore: assay, I,03q g2
 No 55 From r. foot down from south side of wlnZ No 2, 2 foot sample; assay, 397 q.
 No J6 Mixed ore from r. samples averaged S7 per cont lead; silver assay, 955 %.
 No .. From wing, above tunnel, taken by D. 1T. FoguSl; assay. 4,9l4 Si.
 No 5S From hanging wall, stopc bottom {; assay, II lS.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
COUNTY oE YAVAPn

COUNTY ok NANAFAi. ]
 TERRITORY or ARIZONA !
 By virue of five execution, issued ozt Of the Ju.,oe Court of Prescott Precinct Ysvapa County Aron. Ter. ory IL IT. Cartier ]. r. duly aitested ih. 18th day uf Maruh. A ls7 "a favor of ihe following several raa tiGs wit:
 c. Burton Foster s29s 6a liuIgn..i aud oo.ts L. Bashfurd. sJ2$ i4 ljudgtneni and cost.
 (. r Hayden & Co. sli7O iiudgrnent and cc., John c. Campbell. -Jsi 95 ljadgHeni and cost. C. [. Haytru S Co., S2t5 @ liudgnen, and cost. snd Sccrusng costs, agEus; the Piui Gold Silver Mining Company. defendant.
 have levied spn and taken all ihe ght asd title which inc sad defendant had the e7ih day sf De cen5er p. 1876. And he ll;h day of JAnuary 4. p ls5 Of aud to the following described property 70 blower, one ll olacksmith. bellows; u roSk han mer, two l2l shoves, eight lsl pcks two l2l sledgs hammers; one III wheelbsrTow. three [3l drills. sleep ing house anu house at tue Crescent Mine nsArWa nut Grove sixty 6o cord. of wood sixty toes of quartz less. fheeu hundred T SOU busAes oi char coal less also the lands arpace and buildings 0f the Pnal Geld and Silver Mining Com aay and al appurteuences thereunto belonging stuat ed ai Walnut Grove layapa County Arizona Territory Notice is hereby gwen thai Saturday. Inc 2lst day of April A. p. ls71, between the hours ef o'clock A M and | clock PM Twill expose for sale public auction said premises at Walnut Grove in said county and Territory. The above described property the his bidder Tor cash as the law directs.
 ED F BOWERS, 3uus Sheriff of Havarai County A. T.