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Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

From the Star of the 9th inst. VI clip the following in regard to the
 marriage of c. H. guhy to Miss Adela Enron.
 During last week invitations were issued for a wedding ceremony to be performed at the Catholic Church on Saturday evening last. together with a reception at the residence of Hon. Esteyan 0choe. The contracting par ties were our esteemed townsman and associnte. Carlos E. Tully, editor and proprietor of the Laa Dos Re- publieas, and Miss Adela Baron. daughter ef MF. and Mrs. E. Baron, young lady ef refinement and ehaF- acEef, who is held i8 high regard among her large circle of Friends and acquainfances in Tucson. The cere- mony was announced to come off at the church at 8 o'clock in the even- ing. and long before that hour the church was thronged with friends of the bridal pair, ladies arld gentlemen. Rev. Francisco Jovenceau ofheiated in his usual effective manner and the eager listeners gave undivided atten- tion to the solemn but attractive scene.
 From the entrance of the comnlo- dioas residence tc the extreme end of the ramada, which is no short dis tance, the decorations were of the most dazzling and inviting character The canopy overhanging Che gay as- sembly of ladies and gentlemen vas one vast amphitheatre of canvass, while the walls were hung with flags. and works of art, in protusion.
 The brilliant illumination of the enclosure shed 3 bright iustre upon the richly dressed company. and honor to partners opened an even ing of enjoyment such as will be long remembered by skose who particlPa- ted. "
 We extend our congratulations to the newly welded couple and wish them all the joy and happiness im- aginable and that all their troubles, if any, may be little ones Eds
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

From the tone of the letters pub- lished in the Mesilla News from Lin coln county, New Mexico, one would conclude that the war is not yet over in tAat county More killing VII most likely ensue ere the calenilar of crime is complete. Lincoln has been most unfortunate county in that particular for years, but it is to be hoped that the assassin's hand may be stayed and peace once more reign su- prene. Unless something is done she county will become depopulated, and property, the accumulation of years, vill go to decay and what once marked the spot of prosperity viii give place to rank vegetation and the home of the coyotes.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
Ennuyee

Yes, l have everything that wealtE
 can buy House, carriage, servants, jewels.
 laces-all;; And here's ray husbands latest pres
 ent-see He d five thousand dollars for
 bis shawl. 1 know be loves me in bis cold, hard
 way; Is proud, too, of my beauty and my style; He likes 70 have the people stare and
 say- whi'e. NomatseE what I hkeait 10 ! But one grows weary of rhe self-saine
 pfaise Men give modistes' dolls upon
 Broadway; We tire Of bonbons after many days. And even children cannot always
 play. Love sas not in the bond when we
 were wed do ny duty--honor and obey. What heart may hs.ve had 1 think is
 dead An, vel, poor thing, it never had
 iE way. The women envy neg Ah, yes, l know The fruit beyond our reach is al-
 ways sweet. The world loves money; ever bending
 lnw, II worShips atlts idol's golden feet. What would I, dear? Wbat money
 cannot bay. le happiness, pray, ever bought or Are slaves made glad for that their price is highs Ah, chalns are heavy, though they De of gold
 Harper's Bazar.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
MoMIILENyILLE, May 20, 1878.


 MEssRs. EDIToRs: In your issue of the 16th | notice an article headed q 4 Word te the Wise. {" In this ar- tIcIe ] notice desire on the part of the wxiter to rather underrate the mill formerly run by Mir. TidWell of this place and heap encomiuIns upon the manager of the Miami mill of your town. This of course is per feetly natural, as tAe writer. no doubt lYes an your vicinity and wishes to di- vert attention from the success here tofore attained by Mr. Tidwell in the management of his mill lere to the entire satisfaction of all for whom be has reduced ore Can he say as much For the manager of the Miami millg
 lt IS not my purpose to engage ln undertaking the Miami mil for, as he writer of the article referred te. usEly says t is 8 good nil, or words lo that effect, and in my opinion hould be able to he constantly en- ioyed, but l to deprecate lhe idea, r rather the pleasure some take in 9uilding up something that has no ngible shape to the detrimenr of
 plelhing which has proved it's value
 | usefulness oy it's work.
 There is ore enough n the district keep twenty mills like the Miami oll running dey and nighf, and as In as the managegs of mills estab- s9 q coa6depce in the minds of the
 ple they will ind thas plenty of
 vill aoa into their mills foF re-
 ion. Let's hage more work and
 wind. EQUAL RfeHrs.
 re more neT houses golng np
 Feek in Globe City
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
Territorial Items.

Tucson Items-From the Star of the 9th,
 Lord S Williams are loading this week a large amount of wool for the San Francesca market.
 Arlzona is abnndantly supplied with timber and wood. Our huge forests arc frelghted with valuable trees, bat what We lack is saH mills to prepare timber for market.
 4 board of Military officers to con sist of Capt. Tupper, Capt. Lord and Capt. Hentig are ordered to Los An- geles for the examination and pur- chase of one hundred and 6fty-hye horses for the sixth cavalry.
 Another shipment of silver bullion arrived by stage from Silver City from N. v. Bremen's mill, and Has forwarded by express from Tucson to New York, amounting to S14, 900. Tue silver bars weighed from 150 to 200 pounds each.
 McCloskey, private in Co. K, Eight Infantry, who deserted from Camp Lowell few days since, was captured at Desert Station by officer Battner and brought to Tucson. He was taken to Camp Lowell on Mon day last.
 There promises to be considerable music in the Nay of county schemes m Arizona during the next session of the legislature At present there is Globe City, and Stafford itching in that direction. The latter ought to have sIice off of YaVapai, the lar gest county in the United States.
 Arrasna Johnson is in from the Dos Cabezas mountains. lie comes to purchase eight burros and four mules, tools, etc, for prospecting and general work purposes. The Cave mine, owned by him and Hon. s. E. Belong, ln that district. assays $000 in gold anu silver, and there $ plenty of just such rock iD Ehe locality The excitement IS growing there and miners and capitalists are coming m rapidly.
 Pr@cost Items Fsom she Enter prise of 8tb inst
 Chicago peep 2 here fggripg among cur mines.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
ElPasO County Aaairs.

Ne have learned frora several per
 sons lately from Fl Paso, of a had
 state of aaalra nas-=existine there.
 The persons on the Mexican side of
 the river, keep up their organization
 and occasionally make raids into Tex
 as, stealing and shooting promiseous-
 ly. 4 party passed the house of
 sheriff Kerber ef Ysleta and fred
 four shots into the window, and as
 another time fred three shots, but
 fortunately, none of the family were
 hurt. Word haa been sent to Kirber
 that he would be killed. and for all
 Amsricans 10 leave, ,if they wanted
 to live.
 A foal and cold blooded murder
 occurred in El Paso on Saturday. It
 appears 8 captain of the Mexican ar-
 my, being calied away from home in Chihuahua, left considerable meaev in the house, and his wife in charge. She disposed of the household effects aad took all the money, ne reports. S5 ,0OO and started for El Mora. Upon her arrival at Fl Paso. Fl. F. Harvey became erlamoured of her charms and she went no further. The captain followed hlr up to El Paso. She asked Harvey :or d pistol. but he d'd not give 1t to her. thinking there would be no violence.
 The captain vent to her house, forced open the do(r, attacked ter in the kitchen, strusk her across the shoulders with 8 club, then run knife into her below the right. breast. raked iE down ward aid across her abdoSaen, then fled. She died soon after. H. was informed. wss quick ly upon the ground, and iD persuit, but upon arriving at the bank of the Rio 6rande river the captain and his companions were landing safely upon the other side, the Mexican author lties were informed of the facts, and the captain was arrested and put in jail, got away at night, was on his way 10 Chihuahua next day and boldly told what he had done. Har- Yes gave her a dne funeral, and upon bis return from the funeral was ag- rested upon a charge of stealing mon y from the trunk..of Bennett 6 Stors photographers; be vas alsU accused 0f gesting considerable money from her. and lynching vas talked of, be Tas put in lail aud afterWard was let 1ut, but he said his life was in dan ger and sought proteetica 0f the at Ysleta.
 Since most of the troops have been FithdraWn, the lives of Americans are in danger 4 guard of nine men are sent to San ElIzaro every even ng
 Capt. John Kinney, formerly of .he company of Rangers, vas ap- pointed deputy sheriff vice Harvey.
 Four horses were stoled from corral at El PasO, a reward vas of tered, the horses were in the hands 9f persons at El Paso Mexico, Wais- Dg for sreWsFd to be offered. Capt. Fays had to pay 880 to get them 5wo of them being his.-Mesilla News.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23


 Several ney buildings going up on west side of Granite Creek
 There is talk of mines m Humbug district being bonded, and at figures way down.
 AIr. 4. J. Brewer has sold to Hon. Thos. Fiteh 1500 feet in the Zalida ledge for S1 900.
 Crops in Maricopa county look weI.
 But listle water in Lynx creek. Sluicing suspended.
 Phoenix IEeus-Erom the Herald of the 11th inst.
 A large number of people hon San Diego, California are settling ia our valley.
 Mr. Cooyer, Deputy Postmaster, arrived from Globe CiEy on Monday's coach
 New potatoes from Walters farm.
 Fifty families settled on lower Verde and more coming
 The Phoenix Touring mil has ground up ali tke wheat on hand and will close until new crop comes in.
 The ?. O.. issued over S1 900 money orders in one day.
 Yuma Items From the Sentinel of the 11th instant
 Griffith goes to Giia Bend, as he says, to meet the new mail contract OF, Col. J T. Chidesrer. He prom ised to tell him thas the Yuma Indi- ans are better mail-earries than the Pimas longer sinded and run fast er
 There is much freight here. Both warehouses are full. and loaded cars are standing around on the side tracks. Lord < Williams, of Tucson, have 80 ,000 lbs. of 1t, and more coming ]
 The Colorado river is rising fast. Rise Thursday was seven inches; on Thursday night lSl inches.
 Three bars and box of silver bnl- lion came in by stage on Tuesday; value nearly S12,0 Moulded in imnFnse Esss for safesy anainst stage roblIers.
 4 panorama and dissoIYing- view ! exhibition IS being taken to Phenix on Lulgerding's train. No exhibition [ was grfen here. but it is said to be a first class show 0Fmon and Webb, I formerly of tilobe are engineering it.
 On Thursday 3 handsome shipment of Arizona products vas made to San Francisco, by Blr. Neahr. It of II. 797 pounds of ore in boxes ard ,S20 pounds of nuggets sewed up in raWhides, from the famous Stonewall Jackson mine. Its value IS immense, some parties plac- ing value of sbe lot as high IS S100, [ 000. It Is all malleable chlorides and | dentitrlc chispas of virgin silver. If clean, there IS no reason why it should | not yield 8 toS10 per pound. It is to be hoped that this ore VIII be plac- ed on exhibition at San Francisco, before being melted ID crucibles. Seeing is believing.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
< olerovman was recently nnnov

4 clergyman vas recently annoy ed by people talking, and giggling He paused, looked at the disturbers and said; ''I am afraid to reprove shose who misbehave, for this reason. Some years since as l was preaching q youth xho sat before me was con stansly laughing talking and making uncouth grimaces l paused and ad miuistered a severe reouke. After inc sermon s fieman said to me.
 Sir, you have made great ms take, that young man was an idiot. z Since then ] kaye always been afraid to repyove those who misbehave them selves in chapel. lest l should re- peat that misl axe, and reprove an- ether idiot. During inc rest of the service there sas good order.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
A oertIem.1s, notunknown to IA

4 geEtlemsal not unknown to liter ary circles, was present at one of the Popes receptions. The Holy Father approached him and said; You're an American Ere you 8 catholic,
 or protessal Holy Father, re- pliel our friena V neither s cathNlic nor protestant, l sn 2 Jougnalis " His Holmes lsughei heartily, and passed Qn io some ens
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

" s. O'Brien, of the firm of Flood < O'Brien, recently deceased. devised and bequeathedto his seven nephews and neiccs S300, ,000 each, and 10 three Catholic orphan Asylulns $l00 ,e00. His two sisters. Mara Coleman, and Katie McDopough re ceive the bulk of the estate. James Coleman and Jas. c Flood executors and trustees of the will.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
b 3 o0pcerf in 5Iilwaukee a new

In 3 concert in Milwaukee a new song entitled "Always keep 3 smile for mother, was sung by 8 woman who had rather hastily learned the tune, and Co whom the words were unfamiliar. Thfee sentimental verses were given, and then, reading un suspielously from some jOkars manu- scr'pt copy, she gave very rendar ex- pression to the following:
 Always keep ? smile for mother.
 Do not drain the fesnye jug, Leave enongh somehow or other,
 Jnss to molsten her old mug Touch 1t lightly leave some in t.
 Just 3 swallow, that's the style; What you'd d'ink in half q minute
 ls enough for mothers smile
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23
6. A. sWASE4 Justice of the peace, NoFars f00i's'
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 -ASD-
 Conmissionsr of Deeds for all sns Pacific States and Territories. oesr. his services to Buyers md sel' 'ers ''s. e teeazefs and owners vao wish to procure p'.s'''9 -, con. .,sims. alo s1 huse wanting aeses e9n z, wsels. liens pol ei asso1l'ss .'g.. ,-...5 !. ss.,srs or mrsTelsants ot any S.'a | writing aud f5f the seriiiss1'Oh v ...a-, .. and affirl.atiolls alsa tasils ss..s :, 5~on,AntS HeswIiI always De ioai's l,s uaice a. the Pin9eeT eses Ieg''
 Broad St. Globe City A. I
Arizona silver belt., 1878-05-23

hnsraging on glass is noV done with the aidof electricity
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DIN aNnnAMAnnIr-

Nlh-llpbes bl.i Pmks @0ls; Ahirtlna
| PA'lj non ~, l'l, STANDARDS, hl-Is0o, stiful
lh9i uAln1lh hci Harmony in
hlluWN hlll4Eil NnH-Atluutic, A,Rl.l
! inllhA heaui iahci hRshyiIis, IA, ~,
lpHI - NHN Lawrence III, lido, nnduei
h i.ih o ttgl1i uwshth4i ieperel, Il 74oi l.,
,RLtAdllEb Mu-LlNs- wamsutta, Al
iisr fiull0i lhu Loom, loo, lnnsdalG, Bl.,
Henpei,e,'igi FehhIdyi hei New Jersey, q, 10
~ Ckh Arlington lirown, lil,o, Champi.
on lWllltdi llsoi Lewiston ram stripe, Is
l@s.Wlalpgh Vheeh, labsoi Arlington Fancy
oG,AA,nlsIcs-Roll, Sy.c Flat, O}soi High
CohsEf lEANH-Naumkeag, Ol-.i Pom.
beiluni Ooi hunplk, OHc,
llthh- AmusAung AGA, l7Nci Lewiston,
w'lhl llpi 90 m-in, lHpi do plaid, 1905 Methuen
49, 100, tOnhluga gold medal, lhpi do Goa,
l4,goi 90 llsl No. l. ibci Eastern A, po,
=, tlihNhs- Eeonom INV Aniurlous, lie;
Caledonia, No, 20, lGci Para 100, l7c.
DEN lMN-lohton, hAu, Cords NN, llkn,
plls, III lehei sork, lO0i ulark'H, zoe,
Nlplo-Arlinglon bg9lc, Eyretts,
l2'sni Amohkeng, 100.
.nlhli Eh-Ameuoan, gbgo, Glasgow, O.3,
llpi Alhnlnni b'ii brown, Hlsc,
lNGiAMS- Amoskoag, No, nates, Dc,
1910,
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TOnACCO mAaHIp.

fLUd TuhACCo-Virgnia bright, nne
puuudhl elSsli DO do nnonnd extra twiHt, OB0
iOci no do uAun b'in twist, BSG7Un DO me,
ululn ana Fin TWIST bNgbOc dc mmOn /.
M lWlht, l59olci do mahogany navy, ~, IN
on, ibgOn Louisville navy, bright mahOg,
any blWIOci dudu mahogany, isvt3l1, DO ID
mahogany y cass iSg aUc 40 40 dark mR.
h4SNiy, iag1Uoi do 40 nue black, 2pH1lc.
flN@ ~ i-Jnuiuu, JIIJa; uu 4lum, 700
500 lulr lOthJc; common, OOl,66o
sMOklNG -Niral mia sluuhlng, ~ aud a
p1gulu, huntuokyi 3l9OOc, common to COCA
dDGlOoi iauoy, ns 10 quality, 81 llCgl bO, Hon
rau, ~ Imported, per 10, 81 a.,
pOAtNllp IldARS- ntyanu, tUOMlO0,
Suel ma Havana, iOgsO, do 40 scrap MGR,
hn9oi connecticut \ cd, slgib; ordinary,
lo9lNi ehyiuulS aau blNuh, ilUl3,
hfOit Nd CIGARS, prize por 1909, Reg
del ray, tlbJi lundros, $40; BruvAs, SllU; Con.
ohhhi aldui fiutde PrlnSauo, sll0, LOndges de
u llt, 600 OpDrH Grand, enc, Operas, $40;
opera kona, soO, Rena Victoria, $500; lonrN.
dos cigarettes, a.
IN uFf-Mncoaboy, S59SSo iappe French
gu scotch hud DnndyfOot, e1go1oi common
OlC,
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EVE sTN0R MARKET,
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
wnoLEsALn GROCERY AaREE

BACON, per lb-short clear, 3-i@iOei
shoulders, 63-4@7c; Breakfast 10 fZGllci ur1
salt, 1901 3-ic .,.,,,,
2593Oc. ..,,.., ,.-,. t,,,,,, 4
Id cans, per doz 81 25@l on; L. 40 uo' u oV
2 60; / do do, 81 2jisi 80. .
CHEESE-W esteru % Id, 10 to 10 l-2c.
CANDLES Star, Is to 81, l5gl6c.
COFFEE-Java, per ID, 25@SO; III choicv,
22a2l &c prime, 2lG2l l-lc; common W
fair, ~ I-292O l-2c. ,,. ,,.,.,as
NrRArED LYE-Varlous brands,
4 doz. Id c s, per case, u 25@5 W. M. III,
FISH-Mackeral, per DBL CIV VV9sli WI N'''
ri O0MSl 25 white fish, kit, 95gsl .:
Fl IRKINGS-Dri.d, per ooX, iOgoOo.
FISH-pried goldfish, per D, U5,tgc; ma
I,AlD-In fierce, 93-i@lOc; 70 10 pAlls' lug
10 I-lc; ana u ID in tins ii 3-4@lzG. s1a,s,/o.
IA ,S-Per 10, fancy brands, li%@Io12c'
Oh t' q ,o|' sstitS;s-Fancy Loui lana, per gal
UO@ g.. Choice, 55@BOci Prime oogooc' ram
''g S'IiVV'EtIouisiana, per Id, 7g7 l-2c;; .,o,.
.hGAH- tirauuiated, per ~, II lGl2ai
Crn.n.l. ii i.2a 70 PoWde d, II st2e;
' t,e.. A, per 10, 10 l-iglO l-2c; CnolGe
| +. nIsi ana, SAP &c; Prime, dos l. g orul-
n nv TO FIR, SOS La; Common, S-lg' ~
S0OA-Csse; oi-carb. Engnsh' oGo i--0'
Seg; SsR ~ Igo Various brands, per III, 4AS5c.
so P -ulive, 534@6c; fancy soaps per ooN'
s o. VSS9o WI ivetpool sack, 81 coal IS ONO
river, in bbls, y i5@2 &c. taDie' per '"'N' -
STEA-Grnpowder 5Oa75c; imperial DUG
| go. I,,,su t,mgOc OOlong Ugi1c. M
| VINEGAR Cider, 2oS'Oc' "ni'o "'
| G75C.
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common hA4l 40, fairlo fluy fsir 0isalo
ne W choice, i'isapi yellow nlRnned'k.o
alNlhshns llini pnWmpui al0llr Eif, "a 42fr,
pune W phnlpn, liailf, llna seaTne and
Nlhi ordinary in choice Louisiana n, VA.
hFw foRK, May p,-Flnur heavy As,
lnhtl klhiNh, tupeT1Hp western ANA fttafp'
~ 1901 hi elnafd dull Wheat. lnwer and N
NluAtl 30 Apnfi demand, nats nrmer and
lrade, ""H wv
hf l.oplsi May u.-flnur dul and lowsr,
sNprlnhn lAll 81 AuAh ma eHtrAN Ulul Xxx
" lnAi hi family n l04a 3, Mhrai h dnll
hhl lower 30. p fnd hlll 81 llt.0l lals, M,
~ Mlli " WvAl Na' No, : gliding III ui ma
corn lnApilye, 80, miKHi, Ni,mkse oais.
legs ~, hye an' I've, hul,c, WHISKY steady
~ N fnfk qulul, lnatl ~ lar lohuiuF,
LAIl nfmor al ph 5000 anp, hnlb lnn,is
Vulhl AMI unchanged rAf lots lOOst, hi IA,
W W 1854 iugtd M inf shoulders, clear ribs
Alu clear hllus, ihnQn quiai u sal iO0,b M.
4aaN $50 ~ for shoulders, hoKed sh0ul.
itides and wooI,
uALyEsros May 0,-iiidos aotlve. pry
hpiepltl 1901 llght salled 1907 stack sailed
li1oi hlps 1856 Wol sailed balhoi butchers
.wool-Fall ollp medium 10 nne, freq
OF hnfs, Fasuei Eastern, sprng olip, 0ne
hhu lnenlulli N8-ici low grades ANA hurry,
ls9lio' 's'
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common rHomy, diiease, IL n ntpsfspr,' in
lruhn MN WIN persistence, | VarN fro
lvrpWy happens That % remedy parln0tly
hlt qullf 10 tuH n0rehsit eR OF tho ease, 4 neT.
slated M II eondemned aud thrown aside
nuphst Tow ilnhuh ofit do not cure mnlndy,
now unreasonable hnd unjust would Rnrh "A
Judgment DO regarding ilOsietters HinmNGh
hlllrla, one Of tue most popular Hud hiRhly
hNnnilOpol mell Ines Of Inc day, a potent
NV sulhul Ahu hn lnNallRhln tneoesgill
remedy for constipation, dyApepbla, 1 V@r
complaint lneiplont rheumatism And govt,
lnhr' WY ANA weakness Ut the ltidneyh and
bladder, ana Tor mo lnhrmiteg Incident 10
lhp urg.lnH ~ life, No fact u better thlah-
Hence ~ Hulh those AFFLICTED with Ohsu-
hhlu fmsuf III auAsN should give thiB benig-
nhnt curative u pat ent lrinl II they do,
th.y may rely upon decisive curative no.
hu'A, mny7-dlWkNlt
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WlNEh ANnlInunna.

VIII lSkY-sweet mash, u 5O9l 90; Sou
mash, u S5gtOO.
ISEs-Iiarrt, In case, 81 10; Catawbai
H. - ~ IVY" w VI ~ sa'1 illus w
5000 O0i Whito wine, in cases, u p 92l 10,
CRANE AlGN ll-Cooks, IN basket, $500
lleldsiecH, IN basket, US 90; Krug, IA basket
~ OOi domestic cnaInpuisno, Sl29lS,
ALt-Stook ale, oasS, - ioS4 W, Porter
casll, y l5g9 on,
BtANDlES domestic, In oask, Sl2@l3;
GognUc, pergAl,s 81 3sG4 70; French, por gnl,,
u dOsl0 OO;Apple, per gal, 81 1908 -; Peach,
u ,og3 15;Gingei, a 2JOs2 O;EiaCRberry;Sl %
o. 80
ulNS-Od Holland, pergal, SO 50@5 "
Dome tic, per gal, a iOCgl 90.
ku MS-JamaCa, 80 5000.
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Womnn,a Name

du'uAro means tho blossom Il the pome-
grHuNlr, Nearly all tomato names higniiy-
ing hlIda flowers, scents, Ur other Orna.
mehlA on Injuries which abound In their
hyperhulicn poetry, Durng ihcse modern
LINES l'cns nave bson caupht from tho
ORIENT und lhn snWe Significance IN given 10
inc nhina Engll.h littora II impliss u rose
TOR zion 10 heultl,n radical Gurl Of all those
chronic arrangements ana irregularities
thhl uilllet tile iemGehrN, II implies quick
ava pow triul Noti n ovar lomRlo troubles. 10
Implies regulating ana restoring Old Org pung
females 10 lhrlr natur 4 condition, ana no
lady should fail 30 uHa thbm, tillmyl5.w2t
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AsInnlhlIInn .nnnl.n-

nv ~ NE guy every person WHO has used
nesPnfe's hermhn syrup 70 let rs wonderful
NJ i'le n. ne own 70 lhelr fliends Ia our,
Asthhhi Pneumonia, aud IN fael ali thruhl
hn,i lMls diseases No person can Ma n
without immediate relief Three d0ses viii
ie9'lpl,fshhy cas-, And We consider Il lh0 duiy
uglnB ponenmpiiYe,R least Ia ny ana bditl.
na ~ Nn lpHnn bottles were sold last ynir'
ann no nnh cHsp where n filled was replir st
nunh mellelnr ~ IN German Nyuip can,
~, na VOC widely known, Ask your drug,
wy Annhl sample battles Ia ny, snld al
lqrenh' Regular sac, 70 cents, Fdr salo by
NNWNbHhlh' inn53-ulWKNWlt'
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episcopal church lor seyany.iour wears
Nhlsh she yet attends regularly, except
~ stormy weather. ~
Where are you goingl' said ayoung
gentleman TO al elderly one In white
eFaVal whom he overlook a few miles
rom LILLE Rock, ~ em going 10
heaven, my son, | have been ON tbe
way eighteen years "Well goodbye
ola fellow II you have been irayeling
toward heaven eighteen years. and pot
ne nearer 10 i than ArSausaa. IN mko