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The Some Frpersesee NJ. Bsrs~s


HAD.
Recently, at a social gathering,
Bishop Harris, Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church was invited 10 sing. He
declined, but told the following incl
dent as illustrative Of his talent in
that line; During his journey through
Palestine, one evening after he and
Mr.. Spencer, who occupied the tent
with him, had gone to bed, the bishop
began humming tune Of the olden
time called New Durham. Mr.. Spen-
Ger Joined in. and the two began sing.
ing a verse of one Of our familiar
hymns. Before the verse was finish.
ed donkey outside Of the tent bray.
ed as only donkey in the East can
bray. While the hills Of Judea were
sending back the echoes Of this most
extraordinary and untimely perform
ance of the donkey, the Arab drago-
man put his head inside the tent and
apologizing for his donkey, said" Ha
you sing one tune he think he know.
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she will bring her husband q fortune
what has Ella TO besfow but her love
For my little income Is only suh'c'en'
for our needs, and l can save nothing
rom u TOT my ch''ds oowry' VINO
ever msrr'es h'ia' therefore VIII UNIV
her ior ,oVe' not money
1t Is 50 'ha' ! "ou'u JAKE ne'
sad Arthur' proudly o've ne' V
me so, Gear MIS-. i'es,e', anu 'es' "
sured that not al .ne ne',e'Ses nO' ~
the peau'ies III Tue "o'i" Gu" e'e'
change my love TOT ne,' -,
Dut WIS Les'e'' ,noug" sue SUI
sm''ed' SHOOK ne' neao g'aVe'y'
must put your nue'''y 70 Wv
Jest, sne sa'u' pe'ore ! can g''c y.'
my niue g'rl' 90 pack 70 we" ioN'
as your mother desires anu meet !ou'
newiouno reiauons' H. WIG" 'o'
have seen tins handsome young ne,'
ess, you sun refuse ner ana ner wealth.
and prefer my h''a ana 'rue 'o'e
then iet your mo'hers co"sen' We "s
sured' ana my daughter Snail pe yours
DO you agree 10 TINS Z
Arthur d'd agree most ",,',ngy
small lear had ne OIL DIS own noe'''y
Ana 50 tne lovers par'eo win man
a vow OF love and cons'aney' hn'
Arthur started by the night tram u
New YORK 10 meet the unknown eou
SIN whom IN sp''e Oh al MS prl'e',A
tons, he was soon TO WOO aud win To-
his wife. Ella looked after him will
fearful eyes.
eff he should change" she sighe'
eff she should win him from me-"
Mrs. Lester folded the fair girl il
"U.ve no fear INV darling. sb
aid "A,,b,r will ho true. hi. con
ain .., n.vsr tale HIM from NV Ell.
And now listen a,,en,;velv 10 me. &,
7 have a sscre, IN consde 10 vou.
What that secret w.s we will leav
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Lester concluded "c.n anv thing 8
wonao.s,l al 5o,;.l,e,, ha ali
true y
Perfectly true" answered he
mother. "And now come into tn
house and let us GO to rest. To-mol
row we will visit New York and iudg
for ourselves Of your lovers fidelity.
IN MIS- otanhope 8 elegant ooudo'
TWO ladies' nes.. sat- sac by slde ana nan
IN hand-two sisters VINO had oee'
separator from eaeh o'her ior NOR
'han twenty years.
Near lNentyt~o years, indeed
dear MARION sa'u MIS- o'anhope
MY son arthur was Dut three year
OH wheh you went away ana now II
" twenty-five an" ior the grea'e
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Albemarle Female Institute

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Tveniy -.sc0nd 49,
sian " Iaonihsl irgins at. lst hiari. inriuding
xsshlne tasi snf lights. sni tuitiaa In English,
Latin, 0reek sod iFeDch. s2io p~r sss.iea. hnsic.
Dtas IND and fainiing riualiy low. The Alhenafe
70 thu hist furnished Institute In the South Mes
rra-ydn Alleys nv nath Rsoua., and The strsnN.
ct Ch.ly heste Nineral Water Ia Ntnfina fof pu-
pills frec. Fall Faculty. An eecort mrnishei thrre
or pupils frutn tho point, ff~e. iuf Cat
ulogu-s aIdIs-s H. n. RAWLINGS. NJ. A, prv.'t.
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A NO. I FARM FOR SALE.

Having Aeiermine-i 10 move Wet. / onsr MY
Farm, containing EiGHfl-TMO ACRES, lynn
ga the Hanging fork, In Lincoln eOanty, aboat 3
nlii. ffoin stanioIl aud ullss frola Danulle and
one and halt iniles iroia the pike. 6oai Cottage
Eueliing aud cistsrn, good yOung Orchari 81
seet fraii we'll waieted. A. I am detefninsd 10
tell. . will give banpia IA the sale.
JAS. q. BRYANT.
2S9-if staniori, Linculn 90, ~.
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Near Harrelslarg, Ky. EstahlishsSi lisa FuR
TnE HIGHER EDUCATION Of WOMEN. Nc
Tarades eahihitlsusi the entite year devoted 10
study, TstiaA Tea-onahl-. JNo. AV", MrILtAa.,
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For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dres &
which is at once
ag able,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon
restored TO hs
ORIGINAL color,
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Pullman Palace Oars Without Chang
WV ApyrRrisrnrNTs.

WE HAVE t.a aa;' q w |. asss''T ID
year tOr tuo dollars aud garter a Iaapsr &C Too
the Iafice can in-rft M y-tSa iraiing no.
tiss~ Ia asu one every weel avrtariRg sven linz.
earh boz lisi 10 TaI-rs sud other particulars adj
dr~s Gko. y. EoN I'LL en-. 10 Sisuce strrci,
Nnu Aa.rL
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TRAINS sonTn-RoUSD

() Connect With L. e. Al IA
(a) Connect With l. &. A L. n n and X. &. RR.
(sl Kentucky River hridgs.
(ll Connect with stagrs &c uarroisburf.
(sl Connert With n W. Railway 6f H.rroi.hurr.
(sl Connect With I. a N, and q. \. Rn
Connection al Cin'i Nth al dlverring nost..
Trsins No. and No, 2 stop 81 hunsia he binarr
EpwARD 2. WILSON,
sup't aud Oenl raz<. AT
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CONSUMPTION cAS IS CURED.

fof seof Of the Tact ,ay circalar. which will
he sent lres 10 any addrs-s tt~s'AR a.. MUSI~
n GBftlandt street, Mes Nofk.
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This question Is thus briray and tuthiully an
swerd, Portaine, or Tabler's Vegetable Liver Pow
der, derives Its name from the ct that Il requisites
those portals OF the body through which the most
dangerous diseases make their entrance into the hu-
man sytem. Simple roots and herbs, Cor which Ne
are indebted to bouniifdl nature, have heen sci
eniiheally combined, and presented a to all
suffering with Constipation, Billiousness, Dyspcp-
STA, and all diseases arising from a torpid liver
Price 30 cents Package, For sale at Eohon. a
Stays
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MISCELLANEOUS
POLAND ASH

have ior alc Male Hogs that I bought IN
Ohio, and hoars, sows and rira Of loth sexes They
are the purcst Poland Chinas, and viii I'LL them
cheap nr cash. also have siS hne nuil Calve- %,
sale
Sie-e An. NrwLANp.
Cab nrrharl. X.
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POLAND CHINA HOGS.

Thanking our friends and patrons for past fhvor
we would respectfully request n coutinuance of the
same, and would as desire 20 call attention 10 cur
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81 TELEPHONES
The Daughters College !

on hisesiCsri., $40. aak :, p.nast, Ae. no alil'
DUNN name. ~ ri.. J Nlnklet %. .Nas.an. d \
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in ignorance Of her own wealth, anC
it is only very recently that she hai
learned she is an heiress. He hopes
by these means to guard her from tn
hattery and adulation that might 9th
erwise have spoiled her, and also Il
save her from the misery of being
married for her money. 1 hope t.
secure her against the latter possiblli
ty, Amy, by giving her to your sol
If they can love each other--to Ar
thur, who has doubtless quite forgot
ten his Aunt Marion. but whom re
member as a curly-headed boy of Onl,
three years old"
Mrs. Stanhope sighed, and her fac,
clouded visibly.
at is 50 diilicult to guide yOunl
people for their own good" she said
"As soon as | received your letter
wrote Arthur, who was in the coun
try, urging him 10 return, and telling
him of our wishes--@y wish ms muci
as yours, dear Marion-nothing woulC
please me so much AS the union ofouI
children. Well, he returned at one
my boy never neglects his mother
wishes-but he brings me most al
welcome news. His affections are al
ready engaged, he says, to some yOuni
girl in the place where he has beer
staying. | don't know who she is
and in truth ] was too much dissp
pointed and distressed even to in
Sairs.'
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prehension. walking along the
lanes, one day, she slipped and sprain-
ed her ankle, and you--no, no! |
mean a gentleman brought her home,
who turned out to be-though he new
err suspected it-her own nephew
and, oh. my dear, dear Arthur" she
concluded, as he caught her in his
arms, "don't you think you'll consent
to marry your cousin nowf"
His kisses answered her.
"willingly, willingly, since you
and my cousin are the same. But she
was an heiress, while you--Ella, dar-
ling, ] do not understand
at is all true. | am rich, though
| never knew it until few days ago.
That Was poor papa's wish. But, OIL
Arthur, dear, /. was while | was poor
that you chose me, and for my sake
refused the heiress whom you never
suspected might prove to be myself
all the timel You chose love, but !
can bring you money alsOp
Sand 50 you are going to verify
my words" said Mrs. Lester, as they
sat happily together later in the eve
ming, "You will obey your mothers
wishes, and marry the heiress, after
N"
"You knew whereof you spoke
when you SO prophesied," said Arthur,
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PETER sTRAUB. Ag't.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-29
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

The BoarI of Supervisors of Yavapai county mee: Monday.
 The steamer caught fire on the 10th. The damage was slight.
 Gen. Wm. Vandever, late h. dian Inspector, is agIin in Arizona.
 Chas. Crauz, Jr,. Secretary of the Toltec, Syndicate of Mines, has arrived in Tucson.
 W. V. Wool has been ap- pointed Postmaster at Camp Thom- as, Pima county, Arizona'
 Four teams loaded with poles for the Military Telegraph line to be used cast of Stanwix, have left Yuma.
 The M,Crackin mill turned out
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t having been | tarmilel int the laclslol of tho r.c,nt stag r55- bery was not in Yavap,i county, Deputy U. s. Marshal Evans left by this mornings stlge for Yuma, taking with him Jack Swilling and Andrew Kirby, charged with the crime. To settle the location, U. s. Surveyor c. B, Foster, Was sent 10 Wick ;nburg, and made q survey of the county line, and telegrhphe1 the result of his findings, which oc- casioned the hasty departure of the Marshal. This invalidates the ac- ton of the Grand Jury and exlmi- nation before the Commissioner. and will necessitate new proceedings in Yuma, entailing costs which wit nesses are unable to bear and gen eral upturning in the cllculltions of the officers who have been unusually actiAe in working up the case- Prescott Enterprise,
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c. E. aIcCLaTocx Editor and Manager
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Letter from GiIiett.
GILLErT. June 2l, 1878.

I write you fiom a very quiet town. It is slil, and truly, that "after storm c1mcs a calm" The sensation made us unusually lively for a time. As 1 had not time to write you at the leaving of the stage, 1 requested Dr. Thibodo to detail the facts to you, ard as they are published in your paper, thev ar, sub -tanti ,Ily correct. And by the way of Jig cssion. tho pr. won golden opinions hcrr I Lei'eve Le said. however. tat during tht sho1,- ing. he compr ss.d Himself mil no was TO thicker than a wafer, and presented Ju. a small target for Q bullet.
 The aflr WAS a sad one. I think ;he whole communi y unite in the opin on ilat tie man Sctright, %; his just deserts, lut all dcplo,e the killing of Col. Taylor. Ii, as the authorities seem to believe, ror- ties implicated in the stage robbery took advantage of the time, place and circumstances, to murder the Colonel, all good citizens hope the assaSsins will be punished. h jus tise to the parties who were arrested here, it is proper to say that tue unanimous belief among these who know them, that of most, if not all Of them, it seems impossible that they should be guilty of such a crime.
 Our mill is stopped just now for lack of water, but the energetic su- perintend mt. Mir. Webber, is doing what should have been done at first; sinking a well to serve during low water. IL is near completion, and the mill will soon be turning out bullion again.
 The Tiptop ore is looking better than ever, and the other mines in the vicinity are very promising. The '76 is turning out ore that is almost bullion. Mr. Thos. Bamum, of your valley, and his partner, have developed promising prospect. The rock that has lately been taken from the different leads, has ez- ceeded expectations.
 The tin mines of 1Ilricopa county, few miles from Us, are looking finely, and the incredulous are fast becoming convinced that they are a veri'y, and that the city of Richmond my yet compete with Phenix for the County Seat and the Capital. Look out for the growing rival.
 We are having some hot weather here, 11O degrees in the shade, and daily improving. Look to your laurels or we shall distance you. The consolation for the richest is. that summers experience here, VII enable them to defy the Pluto nian authorities.
 In politics We arc quiet. As most of the people arc Dcmocrafs, the only fear that if Col. Wo,ls y anl Nr C.mpbc.l co t,nue in ,he fell tiat Nr. St veas vii slip in b.twr.n. All believe item both to bs worthy gentlemen, and calcul ted 10 do honor 10 the Territory and hope that some arrin.eme t may b. made by which the alor5slid con- tiugency may by avoilel.
 WILKES.
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SALT RIVER HERALD.
Published every Saturday by the

PHGNIX PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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For Delegate 10 Congress.

To the Voters of Arizona:
 IT. accordance with the exrrs ssed wishes If a great many ci izenS f The Territory. herewith submit my name to the voters theroE as an In- dependent Candidate tn the 46th C'ng -ess of the United States. and most respectfully ask the support of my fe'lcw citizsns. prOmis n 2 that. if elected. l will G0 everything possible. in an honorable way, to serve them and the Territory.
 April, 2a, 1879. JOIN G. CAMPBELL ll-'f
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MERCH4NDLSE
Now that the Mineral

Now that the Mineral Resources of Arizona are being rapidly developed, agricultural products will be in great demand and the Farmer will quickly find himself King, and while enjoying home comforts will reap largely of the golden harvest of the hardy miner. Prospectors who are searching the noun tains for hidden treasures
 it may be poor as Jobs turkey-will in a moment find themselves Bonanza Kings and be able to revel in luxury the rest of their days; but all men cannot become owuers of rich minesl All men cannot become wealthy farmers! To the great mass of man. kind the price of pork and beans will still be an object.
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TOHN HOWARD. Attorney and Counselor at Law, Prescott, Arizona Office, South MpnteZuma St.
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TOHN T ALSAP. Attorney and Counselor o at Law, Phoenix, Arizona.
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For DeIcgate to Congress |.

To the Ve-ers hriz1ua:
 l very respectful V ansHunce myself as m In ependen' Peoples Candidate f,r Rel c;ion tn tho Seth Congress II am elected I will strictly adhere to my former cuu-sa. and with the advantage of passed experience. will labor tO adva ce the entire inter 'sts O the Territory and her psop'e. To this suI I very respect fully solicit the support of all "itizens.
 Respectfully.
 Jure 1 1878 II = CTrvr-S
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ing the month cF My, ranging in fneness from 9I5 to 960.
 - Specimens of orc shoTn from the St. Louis mine, in the Az tee district, are of a light green color, and give evidence of richness.
 -First Lieut.. II. F. Haskell hrs been ordered to proceed to Los Angeles and inspect the money ac- counts of the paym3s.cr at tha. poi-t.
 -Thc order assigning II jor Henry R. lIizacr to the command of Camp Verde Aa5 been revoked. owing to orders ealing f,r lis ,se.- yics- Elsewhere.
 Tn telegraph oGie, i Tncs7n. nov unlsr ti3 vo.y st sfa.t1ry mtndgem mt of II; Phillips, his been graluilly increasing is busi- ness fo- several months pat.
 Mir. Hun.e-. from Pu.b 0 Vijo, has arrived in Globe with load Of potaioes. turnips anl onions. They were in demand. Hnrrp,rts crops on the Gill as promising an abundant yield.
 -Travelers to Signal can get there by stage from Dos Pllmas, via Wickenburg. Between Signal and Wickenburg is a regnhr convey. ance, leaving the latter place every Monday morning.
 The Cif-en states that it is in contemplation by substaatiai men to start a new paper in Tucson, anl the Enterprise slys the democrats have about concluded to stalt q paper Of their own at Yuma.
 -rhe Miami mill fir the short time it has been running has re- duced foriy-one diff-rent lots of ore which has averaged from pulp assly s244 15 per ton, and produced 2l brs of bullion containing 26,Ol3 ouuces silver.
 A well has been started at the Forks of the rold from Planet 10 Signll, eleven mil $ from Planet, by Colonel Chas Whipple. late Of Sln D.ego. and form ,rly Colonel of the 18th Infantry Wisconsin Vol unteers. If he strikes water, the well will pay big, besides being of great service to Mohave county.
 Tucson Star says: Lieut.. Fucker found the remains of two men about B miles south Of Sun Simon Cien.gl, in the Steins.P Peek range, supposed to be the remlins of John Bryson and c. O'Neil. who vens ont to hunt a coal mine just after the Chiricahua Indians were removed 10 San Carlos two years ago, and were never after heard from.
 The Haskin Isabella mining company have been taking out some very fine silver orc the past ten days. Most of the ore now coming ont of the mine will mil flur hun dred dolllrs to the ton. The com pany have out three hundred tons req ly for the mill now builling, and intend 10 have out five hundred tons by the time th. nil is fli-hel. All connec,el win the enterprise are very zanguine of success.
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POLITTCAL.
For Sheriff.

hereby annrurce myself q Candidate for Sher of MaIicopa county. at inc c"rning eirc'iun. IosEPHUs IUY.
 PH Nix A. T. June g 1878. II
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For DeNEate to Congress.

To the Voters of Arizona Teritlry:
 hereby announce myself as a Candida.e for D -legatc to Congress at the ensuing No Vemher election. KING S MOOLSEY
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PROFESSIONAL.

INITIATION & SHEETS, Physicians and " Surgeons. Will attend professional calls al any bour of the day or night Office hrst 'sio6r east of the Courthouse. Phenix- T.
 'O. H.P- Sheets. II. D.. late of R mo New
 JE Wharton, II. D., L. $. Medical ENam- finer. S-i
Salt River herald., 1878-06-29

O ]. THIBODO, M. D.-Physician and Sur V .-enu G'aduatr Of the University of Queens College. Canaia, 1856. Office at drug store of Thompson & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-02
RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON & OHIO RAILROAI
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

Beginning Oct. 4, 1878.
Inc II ALL TRAIN will leave Washipyto,
ats III 8. n. snd Alexsndris at 10 8. IN. dali
except Sunday; psss Leesburg. going we:i.
ward, ct II 70 a. n, and arrive ct Round IF
at II N. Leave Round Hill ct 1890 p. m: ns.:
Leesburg, going eastward. at 10 PM, and A..
rlCe 81 Alexsndria st 3:l5 D. ~. and 8,
Washington $50 .. M
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii
leave Washington ct 20 p. TO-, and Alexsndris
at Is p m. daily, ezcept Sunday, and arrjya
st Leesburg at 10 p. m. Leave Leesburp q,
& CD a. m. and arrive st Alexandra a. 10 a. m
and Washington at 30 8. N.
~ Passengers from Washington will TAX.
the Washington and Ohio cars 8. tue Batimors
s. Potonlac Railroad station ats IL m and q. ~
pm, sDd 90 through without change of cs;s
The 9.l5 am. trsin from Alexandra and ~ a,
p. 70. train from Ro"ld Hill connect at Round
Hill wish Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
for Snickersville: Berryvlle and Winchester
also with Reamer' 6 Line Of Coaches, which iesva
Leesburg daily for Aide and Middleburz,
Both trains westward, make close connections
1t Vienna, with Siason's Line of Stages for Fair.
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, s Cts. per mile
Annual tickets, $50.
<. q. HAVENER,
oct 4-n General Ticket Aeen:.