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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-09
..gf viii care iEEa5rIy gesfeG.'

.It gives me nue. pleasure TO be able to
state that l have dei1ved an enect4ai cure
of Scroiula from tue use OF MIS-. Joe fer-
Son's remedy Tor that disease. had suffered
from Sclolula for more than three years,
and had desuaiI ed OF eve geJJlIg we'll. /
was treated during that time ~ three very
emiDeut physicians, without ar good re
ut 1.-THE went 30 the HaLiOuai Slrgical
Institute, at Atlanta. ga, ana was treated
there more Chan W. months, With no bet
Ger result than II. FANNY physicians met
With. Afr L returned from the ins5ltule !
Was persuaded To IT. Mrs. Persons remedy
and | mad not used II more THAN a Week be
fore discovered its curative and healing
,rODerrles, NV sores SC0n began TO heal,
aud the color Oh my skin changed as last 3
the sores healed. had not thought or ever
getting well agaln, b9G LS ttopcS thcieasSu
my Low Sp.riteuutss .led teInfe the remedy
All! am now enjoying Spiendll health anu
am in good SgiIlts. Inc remedy IL mild a
a purgatiyc, ard h strong Tonic III VIII ne9i
tue most stubborn sore II tnfee weeks II
t.keu Regularly. 1t is my OPINION tina IL
saould ne taken S0E.e Il1ae al,tr the sore IS
h .4le.!. TO romoyt the cause o. lLa et6ctS. 1t
Slould tie taken regularly - a. means, lOf
have Sometimes neSiSctet II, rom me
pressure Of business, ana IL al cases loune
Thai the cure already made would c~m-
meuce TO retrograde, ana fUr tiis alone Il
should ba taken regularly iii ~ eHtcLdai
,4,pp i corr pleted. Nutrt1S mould prevent
r-vliai,ry ia the uSe N he tlnedA anu ii
recommend 10 81 wa AZ suffering from
,,yofuIa 10 trY Il. 1t wil. surely cure you II
yru g!.e 1t a fait test. 1 p"aa from eX-
9e.ierce, anu not irola heat4@y. l aun a
grat4.u i recipieHto OF a cure nom the use otlt
III, sam urder many aud aSUiIg ocU5a
t. Mrs. Iel. OI or the s-re.t Itilti ]
nave aptai.eG r. IN ills US. Sufferers, tryi
All bc cured, Is 49, advice.
lam. e5pectiully,
JAMES A. MORRIS.
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[TfnP1u1ln Works.
rect froM S.4ih TO seventh

tAGtr II portable and statia ary saw
NIIt RS Mills, BOILERS, CAST
INGs o. slt-N-N ana IRON. e~0EtTNGS,
dc. &tCtiAEkY tor cola anG Coal Miuee,
Blast furnaces &C.
C-Jepecl~i attentlonto ouriNPROVhD
PORTABLE ESuIH4. * agricultural ard
othe7 PURPOSES, The Boilers If orr gri-
c~ulturai agInes are pr ,vided vi our
PATENT tMfCM SPAitK ARnko1 Frs,
a device b which tn spa Ks aIa forced 10
pass downward 9var a re.erv il cf water ard
e1fcctCaily eNtingGished VittOut The use o.
wire game. OuE is the only arrangement
OF this kind which affords free access to the
boiler tubes Tor cied Ing IrO:il ta.h end
Also 70 our new Styles MALT iOCC-
MOTIVE, f.r hauling 'uIcbhr, and other
articles upon tram vase add air." gauge
railways.
Tie best Planters regard 81. GINNING
ENGINE Is superior t. any n Use. SEND for
illu9trated catalogue iice. Other ,hings
being equal southern institutions.
Aepai:WOTh solicited AND pEonl.ts Qoiie.
Shatting, Pulley>- &C, for en- Houses.
Manufacturers OF Jones pateIt Iobacc,
Lump Machines 10 work Dr. h2H5 81 power.
Wa. Is TkNEE9 90
K r. ia UG8A1l. Rich .q~are, n. G,
ser ] Agentin Eastern H0iJh Carolina.
mar 3 IS dizzy
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THE FRIEND


No Skilled Labor required because
its simplicity Of construction and
strength Of material.
Absolutely safe as regards fire. Cheap
to suit the times Price of Eight
Horse power only $40.
Large Screw, with Back and for
ward gear, to be driven by one bslt.
for packing Cotton, 500.
Mr. }. d. Wells, Of Toisnot, II. c..
says: The engine | bought f you l
use with ordinary tam labor"
W. NJ. Benton, Boykins, SAYS: Il
easily ginned Z to s bales a day. A
colored man with no previous expe-
RE &c operates it. / feel safe as re-
CARDS sparks.'
We could multiply testimony if nee
essary. Send for circulars as regards
Engines and u celebrated Cotton
Presses for Hand or Power.
TAPPEY & STEEL.
jan 9-6m Petersburg, Va,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-09
AS A TONIC AND ALTEKATEV

MOORESvILLE, IREDELL Co., N. c.
Being OesirOus Of adding my testimonial
to ttlers, concerning the merits OF Mrs. Joe
Persons Remedy for Scrofula, L take pleas
ure in saying that as a tonic and Alternative
l 10 not think IL has an equal, l nave 1airly
tested it, ana after trying segetine. Sarsa
plrllla, Vinegar BitterS, ana various other
remedies, L have no Hesitation III prOnounc
ing it far superior 60 any TONIC | nave ever
used. When l commenced using fIrs Per
sons Remedy L was very weak. cOmplec-
ton SalloW, and now l am WE'LL,
respectfully your friend,
Mrs, 1T, BROWN.
Sept. IS. 1873,
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LIVERPOOL, January 3.
Cotton easier noS quotably lower; MIDI
linz uplandS 5 10; mlddling Orleans D Lilo
bales 1000; bales. speculation and exports
loo; net receipts IA 200; American 1l,7OO.
FUTURES 5 l l6 cheaper; UPLAND low middling
clause, January delivery 5s; January and
February 50 oa5 ll-32; February and March
5.3S,
PARIS, Jan. 8.
Rentes 1.l3f. and 65c.
LONDON, Jan 8,
Donsols for money IS Tie; account IS rs
Is. Erie 2234.
New YORK, Jan. 8.
Stocks string. Money 495. Exchange,
long A 82A snort. 466h; state bonds dull.
Governments active.
Cotton dull sales 651; middllng uplands
airy $40: february $50; March 81; April 9,9i
May OU.00.
riarf iu steady rs. spi4iis tulpentine s.,
Resin ] 81 FreigntS steady.
BALTIMORE, January 8.
Flour firm and active Howard street
ana western super 2.75@325; extra 8 .50QO:
family 4.25@5.O City mills super 2 75a3 Is;
Southern wheat firm; small offerings; Wes-
tefn quiet: Southern red IS 9l.O5: amber
1O60l.OS; No. 2 pennsylvania red "; NO. z
w eStern winter red spot, 1.t6. l.C6L; Janu-
ary Local. 06A February l.Otal.OoA; South
ern Corn quiet; Western good ordinary but
Offer ings light.
NIGHT.
NEW YORK. January8.
Quiet s.slA. state bonds firm. Governments
St. ady. F:elghts quiet,
~COtton-Net receipts o. gross 5'ooo; ~
January s.l9l9 80; February 45a9 30 March
Q .69: April S.S2a9.8 80 May 9.95a9 st.; June
10 O7a1 7.0S; July lO11@ 10 Is; August lO.25alO,-
Z7.s
cotton ariet; sales 59S bales middling
upiands .9M.; Orleans 81 consolidated
net receipts l4.3.4; exports 10 Great Britain
1893; France D 900; continent 4,o2o.
GALVESTON, January 8.
Cotton weak; middling9 9; low middling SO,
good ordinary 8Hs: sales 1872; consolidated
net receipts 600 gross ia; stock 100 35o-
NORFOLK, January Z.
Cotton quiet middIDg 9Ls; net receipts
3.O5S: gross coo stock 54,O34-
BALTIMORE, January 8.
Cotton quiet; middiing s5a; low %midd'ing,
q. good ordinary S5s; SAFES IS consOll-
dated net receipts 81; gross 200 stock l2,oIo
BOSTON, January 8.
Cotton dull: middling 9l.2; low middling
ai1S: Sal 5 l49; consolidated net receipts COCO
WILMINGTON. January 8.
Cotton steady ;middling s34;.low middling
49, good ordinary ~ net receipts so
gross UO. safes 600 stock $3.50; exports
Soir,fs tmrpentine quiet 26 rosin firm
III for strained. Crude turpentlue steady
rs for hard, and 1.S5 for yellow dip and
virgin. Tar steady l3a- Corn unchanged.
CINCINNATI, January 8.
Pork quiet; jobbing So. Lard opened
st ong and aigher, but closed at inside
prices; steam 5 45a5.5O Bulk meats hrm
but not quOtably higher. shoulders 2 5oa
, ~. clear sides 8 20. Bacon dun; shoulders
2Ia3: clear rio, 4ai9; clear sides 41saI4
Hogs in active dem and and h'gher; pack
ing 2. 75a2. 80.
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UEE4gALLED As A BE01f
PURIFIER.
MRS. JOE PRISON :

III rs. JOE L hkSON
The medicine l purchased o. you last win
ter proved OF lasting uenelJ TO my son, who
was troubled with III running sores.
some OF them quite large, and of d scrofuious
nature. III less than three weeks after com
menclng the use OF your remSdy. he was
perfectly restored, and Is to-day quite sound
anu healthy. AS a TONIC AND BLOOD PURI.
DO spared 1or many Yeas OF usefulness, !
Temiln, very respectfully,
L. j.
Louisburg, n. c., May %, rs.
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THREE C2sELzsREN Az EfEUEE
WEEKS.
G~ASTAIIk. N. q.

Mas JOE PERSON
Dear Madame-lour letter has been re
ceived. and on account OF being absent from
home for a week or two, have not had the
oppOrtunity to answer it. l certainly viii
take great pleasure in doing al that is with
in my power towards getting you patients
for treatment OF Scroiula. L hardly know
how to express my gratitude to You for cui
irS my three little children. They took meO
icine from my family physician Tor about
tried your remedy, and III less than three
weeks they were all perfectly cured, ano
L.ye never shown any sign or breaking 0ut
safely say that / believe your lelneGy to be 4
certain cure for Scrofula. Ii | can ever be
of any service to you III amy way, | want yoI
TO be sure ana cali On me-, oars truly,
WM. II. n hAIN9lDN,
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NEW ADVE&TEjs.szEg-s
OAK CITY HOTEL
EILLsBORO STREET.
Beard per day sl.50.

Liberal arrangements made with
regular boarders. The House is new
ly furnished, and conveniently located
to center of business. Being only ore
square from the Capitol the House is
convenient to members OF the Legis-
lature.
MILES GOODWIN & SON.
Jan Oily. Proprietors.
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MARkETa EsY TELEGRAPH.
NOON.

LIVERPOOL, January 8.
Cotton easiar nos quOtably lower; midi
ling uplands 5 10; mIddling Orleans . Ito
bales 1000; bales; speculation and exports
LOO; net receipts IA 200; American IL, 700.
FUTURES 5 l 10 cheaper upland low middling
clause, January delivery. 55s; January and
February 3 3 Sa5 ll-32; February and March
53S
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Official Reporter for Grocers. q Gotten Ex
change.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-09

Gus, marsh, or miasmatic pOisOns.
This is a compound remedy, prepared with
scientific skill from vegetable ingredients, which
rarely fails to cure the severest cases of ChillS
and Fever and the concomitant disorders. Such
a remedy the necessities of the people in mala-
riOus districts demand. Its great superiority
over any other medicine yet discovered for the
cure of Intermittents is, that it contains no qui-
nine or mineral, and those who take it are free
from danger of quinism or any injurious effects,
and are as healthy after using it as before. 1t
has been extensively employed during the last
thirty years in the treatment of these distressing
disorders, and SO unvarying has been its success
that ithaS gained the reputation of being infal-
lible. team, therefore, be safely recommended
as a sure remedy and specific for the Fever and
Ague of the West, and the Chills and Fever of
the South. 1t counteracts the miasmatic poison
in the blood, and frees the system from its influ-
ence, so that fever and ague, shakes or chills,
once broken up by IT, do not return until the
disease is again contracted.
The great variety of disorders which arise from
the irritation of this poison, such as Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Gout, Headache. Blindness,
TOothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Pal
pitation, Splenic Affections, Mysteries, Pain
in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and derange-
of the Stomach all of which become intermit
tent or periodical, have no speedier remedy than
AYERS AGUE CURE, which cures them all alike,
and protects the system from future attacks. AS
a preventive, it is of immense service in those
communities where Fever and Ague prevails, as
it stays the development of the disease if taken
on the first approach of the premonitory symp-
toms. Travellers and temporary residents are
thus enabled to defy these disorders, and few
will ever suffer If they avail themselves of the
protection this remedy affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising from tOrpidity,
it is an excellent remedy it stimulates this organ
into healthy activity, and produces many remark
able cures where other medicines fail.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
sOLD BY ALL
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Raleigh Post Office Hours.
COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
SAIEIGH N

COTTON &
Reported by PAUL FAISON, Omciai Re
porter for tue Board of Trade.
RALEIGH, N G., January 8. ! 10
Middling, Sc
Strict Low MiddliRg, Solo
Low Middling, sc a..
Strict Good Ordinary. ol.lol6
Good Ordinary,
Ordinary,
Mi6dling Stains. S4
Low Middling Stains, ~
Good Ordinary Stains,
Tone OF market steady. Receipts to-day
log bales.
O;rY MARKET-wHOLESALE CASH PRICES
Corrected by MAROON & Afford,
Official Reporter for Grocers. d Gotten Ex
change.
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kI1TRELL J.. &.

For my personal reliabil'y, . refer, Oy per-
,Iosion il Rt. Rev. Inos. Atkinson, u. %,
North Carol na Geo. A. tooEe, Nj. Wal.
ran Co: Hons j. Davis ~ {. Il. Cooke
tr4nki,r Co.
Scr sale by all first class druggists.
MRS. JOE PERSON.
FIaahnptoT =. D.
,as 81 II WY
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17
Noffcc.

 In the Probste Court Of Pinal County. AEi- zons Territory.
 In the matter of ihe estate of William D. Long, drceaHed.
 On reading and filing the petition Of JoScph Coiiingwood, administrator Of the esfale of William a Long. 6 ascd settiug forth iHaf he has Sled bis nal aceount of hls administration Ul tho estate of said itctasri. in this conss and fhal the saul has been du5s .ettled and allowed that all lhe debts and cxDeuscs of administration haze been duly pad, and thal portion qf said eafate re- nains to be divided among the heirs al ian of said dectased. pFayins. among oilei things. for aii order oi disfributon uf Che residue of said estate among lhe persons en titled thereto
 ft is ordered fhat al persOaA interested iI lhe estate 0l the said William il. Long. de ceased be- aud appenr belare the l'rbhate Court Of the county Of finai. Arl rlz0Ca Ter fitOFy. at the courtroom af said Court, ir the town Of florfnce. eu the tenth day Q. february. 1S7e. ai 40 o'clock a- in.. then ane there to shnw catise why ai order of distr- button should net be nsade 0l the resiaac aid eetate among tho 1eirs of said deeeasee according lo aw
 ft is further ordered lhai a copy 0f this order be published for af ieas5 four succes ,lyc Uleeka. heiore she tenth day of Feb .lary 1873 in Che SILFER BELT. 8 news papar pfiDtef and publishad weekly az th ,iiiage Of Globe, in ihe o0dhty ef Piaa sforesaid. JOHN ll WALKER,
 Probate Judge. December sist, 1878.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17
Mining Notice.

To iFkou n kss foa1era
 Al parties claiming any interest in Chat certain mining location or claim kn0WR zs the EUREKA mining claim, situated ia Globe District, Pinal e0unty. ArixOEa, thfs is to notify you, that in =eeorlanee with lhs provision of the mining act ol Mas I0, IS71. tEat in compliance with tile requireue -is ef said act, work has been done on sail minihg clalm for one year past b,ses. ending ul September 9, lSlc, by the uEsiersig gnssd. Now, therefore, if within ninety days rom the first publication of this notice, you elo nos come forward and pay your pr0Pee proper ton Of thr cost Of said work. tho under signed wiil claim forfeiture of all your Fighs, title and interest in and lO every portion 0f said mining claim.
 w Y. KISGSBURY.
 October is. la7s. ssi3
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17
a1.Ka al... cIIAnAcTEnaNrIcs.


 Stewart wus the grsatcst aaei iIehaas Che world ever saw. and he inh nhls a arester fortune tban ever befoi c ras created hy trade. Iie left lsrgff property than old John Jacob Aslof. and vas by far che grests fgsssezer 0i hls day. If there be any inter est concerning the personal appenr- ance of such s mn, 1 rlakt say thnt the latter by ao means corrsspoude.l with his F9ll character. lle was plan in dress and in general appear ance h statute he was five feet ten. and in early inys. being shin ioekca call but of late wears aii increase Q E flesh and 3 slight sloop chafged ifis aspect. He was of blonde features. with mild blue eye and auburn hair, almost red. No stranger would have taken inm for a gfeat merchant, but he mi5ht renaily hare passed for physician or clergyman ue seldom spoke above low tsne, and. when making his daily tour through the warehouse, hls orders were sn q still small voice, which was annoticed by the crowd. Tut visits to each de pertinent were trief, but be compre- hended all things at a glance Ai one place be might say. Nhst
 those goods not sold. and prices down one quarter At another. s'fhoSc things are out of style, and must go at auction" Ills criticisms were sharp. and indicated an observing eye. Some of these young men are not neat enough in their dress. I smell tobacco round here {; dismiss .every man chat uses 1t. There's fellow that does not know how to wait on ladies " etc.
 When Stewart had gone through the retail establishment (which was his first mormng's duty be knew its condition perfectly, for his percep- tions were so keen that he absorbed knowledge. He paid noattention to the crowd of customers. unless some thing particular attracted bis atten- tion, when he might speak as stranger in the way of suggestion An incident of this kind occurred in my own experience about two years before his death. 1 was standing at one os the counters where a person. was buying a calico dress pattern which left small remnant. Stewart came along hastily and remarked in a sharp tone, Don't sell these goods so as to leave these remnants. If al piece has ten wards and Roman wants eight let her take all os none. The price won't allow it. 2 As he passed on the head of the depart. mene said to the other clerk, What made you let the old man sec that remnant? The next time chuck 'e,n under the counter :" Then adding, What the eye never sees tue heart never grseve mention this to illustrate that close attention to little things which marked this strange and gifted man.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17
a UFAB STsTsSsE.QE 8ssE FRACE ON
 ekINENAa. l.AW.
Frcsa fis Pi.-ols RseersI.

Potato Valley is smsll setsIe- mem II, Eastern Ulah, east of Par. gasch in which settlement there are from fifteen iotwsnfs families. Johu 8a4ssou aud Washington I'hItps eere settlers and partners in that valley For some tn.e past ihey have quar- reled in regard so thgir affairs. aud finally on ihe 1lih or l2lh Of De- cember, Phipps went to BoyDton's house. armed aith a i.iub, aud in the presence of another msp drove Boyn- ton from his house. Phipps pursued Boynton up the valley short dis tance. when Boyntop turned snd told h.s parsaeF that if he approached any nearer he would kill him. Phipps. regardless uf ihe warning, kept ad- vanclng on his foe. wheieupoB Bsyn- ton shoI am four times, Vhipps dy- Iag almost immediately on receiving ghe wouiids BoYhtoh. accompanied by his witness. then surrendered him self to the Justice of the Peace. named Adams. This Justice of the Peace empanelle4 a jury of SIX men { there not being twelve to be found who immediately proceeded to try Boynton for murder. The jury brought in q verdict of guilty, and the Justice of the Peace sentenced him to be hung" and sens him to Beaver, in charge of q constable, to have the sentence executed. On the way to Beaver, BoyuiOa persuaded the constable that he vas not doing right, SC the constable took him to Parowao, where he is now n jail awaiting trial.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17
Mining Natiee.

Ie Wkom C Aev Co1cerz
 W. A. Suitzer, or azy others claiming in- terest iu that certain mining location or claim known as the RED BDURD mining claim. situated in Globe District. Iinal county, Arizona. this is to notify you that in accordance with pTorlsioa of ininIng ars Of May 20, lS72 and in compliance with the requirements of said act, work has been daNe e on said mining claim tor one year back past, ending on the 18th 0f Mafrh. ISIS, by tho undersigned Now. therefore, 6 within ninety da5s from the hrst publication of this notice, you do not come forward and pay your pr0per proportion Of the cost of said work, the undersigned aFil claim forfeiture Of all your right, titit and Interest iH and to every portion of said mining claim.
 WALTER G. GRlfEITHS,
 ROBEkT BOWEN,
 HENRY JeSES.
 Globe, Arizona, November 2l. 1s7S. 26-l3
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17
Mining Notice.

Zo IHkon t Hay Coscs,z
 All parties claiming any interest in that certain mining location 0r claim. kaown as thc h. C. Mccormick mining claim, siiuated in Globe District, Pinal county. Afl1ona, tliisis tu notify you, that in accordance with the provision Of the mining act of May 70. l1fz, that ia compliance wlth the require uients of said act, work has been done on said mining claim for one year past back. ending on AHg1st P, 1878, by the under signed. Now. therefore, if within ninatT days from the first publication of tAis notice. y0n do not come forward and pay your prop CT proportion of the cost e said yyork. tlse undersigned will ciain forfeiture of all yoilr right, title and interest ia and Co every p0l- ton Of said mining claim
 r. A. HAMMOND.
 NIXON PALMER. Jsnuary 70. 1879.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17
Mining Notices.
Notice.

To Aiss 0Ira<rs aad Seerscriss of .Ki@iae
 tonIpaHfess
 The AkIZOSA SILVER BELT ia the only newspaper printed in Pinal county. there fore the nearest newspaper to all mines in said county and Globe District.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17
Mining NOtice.

70 E1em q Hay ConeerH
 All parties claiming any interest ia thas certain mining location or claim known as che BIG JOSS1 mining claim. situated la Globe District, Pinai county, Arizona, ihis ia to notify you. that iA accOrdance with provision of tine mining art Of May 70. i67z, shat in compliance witl the requirements Of said act. work has been done on said mining claim for one yrar past back, ending en Aug. l6il, ls7e, by She undersigned. Now, there fore, if within ninety days froln the hrst publication 0f this ne4eE you do not come forward and pay Yo4 per proportion oi the c0sf or said derSlghcd viii claim f0rteiture right. titie aud interest in and ~ rtion of said mining claim.
 W Y. EISGSBCRY. t3cteber ls. iS-S- 5i-is
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17

Bank of England notes, which make a poor showing compared with our more gorgeous greenbacks and national bank notes, are better than they look. These notes are made from pure white linen cuttings only, never from rags that have been worn. They have been manufactured for nearly two hundred years at the same spot, Lavert9ke. in Hampshire, and by the same family, tue Portals. who are descended from some French Protestant refugees. So carefully IS the paper prepared that even the number of dIps into the pulp made by each workman is registered on dial by machinery. aAd the sheets are counted and booked to each per son through whose hands they pass The printing IS done by 3 most curl ous process within the bank building. There is an elaborate arrangement for securing that no note shall be exactly ike any other in existance. Consequently there never was du- plicats of a Bank of England note except by forgery.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17

injured R ihe least la Ais cups be was aa exceedingly siahseFeas mau. oa oee CT tHo 9eeas'oas !ass sear De v,sised the Frpar'eEs gsler3 for the PlirpaSe of easstsH'g seue ~uter ehosa he inug'lra haa put a sl.ghs upau han.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17

The late Hon B. B. Douglas. of Virginia, Is said by those who knew hlm wcll 10 have been in his day one of the most brilliant men Of his State. In the power to grapple with legal questions and in skill as a debatcr he had few equals and 10 superiors
 His physique vas Of lhe strongest and his long and terrible periods of intoxieanon seemed Q have no eaecs in diminishing his strength. Many stories are told of ha physical pow CTS. Among others IS one of tho last campaign. Hts competitor made aa allnsion which touched old Bey's Virginia aense of honor The next moment the speaker was shot from the platform by one vigorous blow from Douglas The unfesiunate man had an arm broken. ba Bev was not
Arizona silver belt., 1879-01-17

~ Speci ai attention given foorlsrs from ttsa1ee, and sadataefion Esalrant5ed-