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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

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How 20 Prevent Consumption,

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EIIANK LEsIIE's

HARPER 4 BROTHERS, NY
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07
WE WILL HAVE THE PAY OR KEEP OUR
 GOODS!

We hereby notify our friends and the public generally that from this time forth we will cease to sell for credit on any terms whatever. We are aware that in order to do this we will have to sell cheaper than our neigh bors, and we are prepared to do so. As we are building we are very much pressed for cash, and therefore it will be better for us to sell for cost than to sell on ever so short 8 time, no matter how good the buyer. The facts in the case are just these; 1t is a necessity with us to have our goods or to have the wherewith to buy more. Of course we do not expect to do so much business, but we are de- termined to do what we can.
 Our Lumber Yard is now full and nearly com plete.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07

Is more plentiful in northern Sonora than in the southern part of the State and along many of the streams cot tonwood, ash, black walnut and syca- more abound On the bottom-lands are dense forests of mesquit, species of acacia, yielding a fair quality of guma arabic, and growing sometimes to diameter of three feet. It is un- eQualed for fuel, burningI long and fiercelv with an intense heat. It is particularly valuable for charcoal.
 C0acludcd Rsrt ioee&.
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Best Fitting CLOTHES
 IL fhe f..f1-

His prices Tn French Goods are lower than any ther Merchant ailOr for cash ionest Dealing. 'rompt Attention. -ith a Perfect Fir. nd fine workman- nip guaranteed. -rc his notices
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-20

The Cumberland (Nfi) Nc,rs, in IL
account Of recent accident which oc-
CURED on the Pittsburg division Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. between
Conference and Cumberland. pays this
tribute 20 brave man:
The engineer. 5. r. Prischard. saw
just ahead large piece o. rock that
had rolled down the side 81 the noun
tain on the track. Quick as thought he
spraDg from his seat, without relaxing
his hold On the throttle, j.mmcd il shut
and put on the air-brAkes. The next
instant the engine went crashing
and grinding over the rock, was thrown
from the track and turned over and
over. stripping il Of ifs machinery and
crushing every thing that would break.
The name Of the engineer Of the i'll
fated locomotive deserves to be en-
balmed In verse and story. and his sad
death should cause universal sorrow
and sympathy, for the world loses much
when IL loses such men IS ssBennyr
Prirchard, as he was Familiarity called.
When the horrorstricken train men
and passengers reached the battered
wreck Of what had \ moment before
been splendid piece Of machinery, al
most endowed with life, the manly
form II the brave ebgireer was found
standing erect, IS II bis engine was
running smoothly over the rails.
One hand grasped the throttle and
the other the hazdle Of the a;r-brake
valve with clutch that could not
be loosed- His lips were pressed close
" together and his face wore = deter
mined but anxious look, that, alas, was
never 10 change, for penetrating his
side was the cold, cruel, polished iron
handle Of the "reverse bar" The
engine In turning over had pressed him
against the bar and he had died Instant
" and peacefully died at his post Of
duty-died that men might live, Moth
ing Is known Of his thoughts or actions
after discovering the rock on which bis
quick brain told him be or ali Others on
the train must come TO then. death He
said nothing. but simply sprang from
his seat-to his Spartan duty and TO his
death, This The fireman, his 0nlycom-
pani0n. saw, but no more. - in an in
slant he himself was h=rlcd into the air.
That the engineers action was success
full in putting on the air-brskes Is
known, for il saved the train from
wreck and its sleeping human freight
from death Whether he succeeded in
throwing back the reverse bar il not
known, for though il was not reyersed
when the crash was over il might have
been before II Is probable, however,
that the hero saw that al be c0ulddo in
the brief moment between the discovery
and the collision was to close the throt-
tie and hold the sir-valves open long
enough 70 insure the patent brakes
full supply Of condensed sir. that,
thanks 70 the noble man II the throttle,
did IL work faithfully
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IN A LEATHER BAG.

.TuiIi not wait another dav.r said
Mis- Norfolk Stanlev-a stout. middle
AGED LADY. with rubicund counfeDance.
= invenile straw hat perched on the
BRIDE of her nose. And many onyx
b<sds wound sround her throat.
Bou-xow.r responded her little doc
BIiou-
NEPHEW Dick. presunptive heir Of the
Iafy. md failed 10 meet her A Turin. A
sgres 4. and ske hsd been forced to visit
"a hcurs. without result. She vas
deeply frcsnsef. a. became = British
spinster With : ca property in Derby
shire. and funds IN Turkish and Indian
loans
The beg was produced by the maid.
Itws : large bog II black leather.
Biiou eyed n spprshen<ivelv. vet with
resivra ION. The inv terrier. With
ewes Ike shining beads. An ipouisitiye
nose. ard black BODY. with q patch Of
sofr velvet brown on breast and paws,
irmrei ;nto The out-iie pocket al this
travelling ran,ion. and submitted -
having The str2p carefully Adjusted over
his prism n such 4 manner - allowed
= brrafhirg space. B,i,u was smuopled
IN hoard trainz. the maid WA not
trusted Win the bao IN her third-elass
sest. and il vas point Of economy with
his mistress not T. paw for 4 dog ) tick et
in h-r own firxt-clsss carriage. Ni.s
Norfolk stanley took the BAG herself.
TIM. exciting the interest," IL keen-
eyed birds II prey towering about
II scent Of iewel-cases and BAGS
carried bv the English ladv
traveller. AT frcnriers The bet vas pop-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-20

Old Bazembee was returning from
the club, the other evening, when, 50 be
hung up his overcosf on the ball hat
rack and prepared 70 20 upstairs, he
heard such strangely excited voices in
the front parlor that he paused 20 listen
A voice that he recognized ~ once IS
belonging TO thar fast-locking young
Snyder he had warned Maria 10 be care
full shout said. CONTEMPORARY:
. Peace, woman, and weary me no
longer by your repro1chss tell you
the day Of my wedding with Alice Mon
tressor j. fixed. and, by heavens, moth
ing shall prevent our union,-
Could these words be addressed ID his
own daughter? Yes. il was inceei
Maria's s0b-ch0ked tones that replied:
- This, then, Is the reward for my
sacrifce-ny devotion Ruined and for
saken, you taunt me with your latest
conquest. N0nster-cowardr
II only required second for Bazem-
bee 10 rush up the stairs and get his
shot gun out Of the closet The next
moment he burst into the parlor with
blazing eyes, and, hurting the black
hearted betrayer 20 the door, be placed
TIC tAALEAE VI Is VltG&A-A~4A4Gl NJ H.
temple, kissing:
- Villain, swear to me that you will
make an honest woman Of this poor
duped angel, or I will strew the fi0or
with your cevilish brainst"
" Hcoray,- shouted young Snyder,
sitting up and clapping his hands
!" That's way up. Magnif. Spsriendidf"
:. Beautiful, papa Encore, Encure.
Bravo,- added Maria, delightedly.
" Never saw any thing better Il Bald
WINS
.Ehs What? I-er-e?- stammer-
ed the bewildered parent, grounding
arms.
. We were 20 afraid that You would
object to my taking part in the private
theatricais. Ma said you'd never listen
IL But you oct better than any Of Us
doesn't he, Bobbyr'
{. You bet" replied Bobby, feryently.
" Guess you must have been = regular
amateur Macready once, sir-r
I hen MIR. Bazembee coughet and
wiped his forehead, and mumbled about
his having seen good deal " that son
OF thing when be was young. and that
Maria must be sure 10 take in the mat
when her young friend had gone, and
then went up 70 bed and dreamed ne
was playing an outraged community 70
crowded houses al night San Fran
cisco Posi-
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terrier The two women were confused
At first they supposed the dog vas
barking In an adjacent carriage How
could \ living creature Of any sort be
concealed In their own, when every ar-
ticle Of Miss Norfolk -Stanley's had been
searchedf Bijou barked with frantic
zeal, and sprang toward the open win
dow. redoubling his clamor. Then tho
older woman saw him. darted forward
and seized him. The terrible yellow
hand closed about Bijou's neck; she
lifted and prepared TO fling rim out Of
the window. Bijou's silky little body
landed on the ledge of the sash Just Is
the surly gus-d appeared. who was
walking along he outer railing or plat
form, in response TO that shrill volley Of
barks- What q dog in the ladies' car
riage, after all, Ahai one must see
about il! The surly guard caught Bijou
in his hands; heads appeared At neigh
boring windows. The poor little beast
whimpered. licked the guards face in =
propitiatory manner. and looked at him
with the most agonized canine intelli-
gence-
A dog in the ladies' carriage! More
over, flung out the window BY venge-
full handl One glance from his point Of
vantange on the step revealed the truth
to the surly guard. Miss Norfolk STAN
ley reposed in her corner in rigid insen-
sibility, the cloak still about her; bags
and cases were scattered on the floor; a
faint scent of chloroform fingered. A
very well arranged plan, Ringing on the
trains not pausirg again until Modane
was reached, when all traces Of disorder
would have been removed. but for frus-
tration by q vigilant little dog. 80 tiny
as TO be slowed away in the pocket Of
leather bag.
A group Of those highly ornamental
gems d-arEes in cooked hats and bril-
liant uniforms who pose 50 gracefully
At French and Italian railway stations
were given employment in arresting
the thieves. Miss Norfolk Stanley came
10 a condition Of confused conscious
ness, and was removed 70 hotel under
guidance Of her frightened maid The
surly guard actually kept Bijou in his
arms, and caressed the little dog instead
OF demanding his ticket.
Next evening Nephew Dick appeared
at Modane in response To the maids
telegram sent back % Turin. He had
been delayed by reason Of q robbery. in
which he had lost both watch and pocket
book. on night journey between Rome
and Florence. He was disposed TO sus-
pect two gentlemen who had staid in the
same hotel At Rome
In the years 1877 and 1878 band Of
thieves waged war on the Continent,
their connection extending from Stock
holm to Naples. They appeared as la
dies and gentlemen II leading hotels,
and pursued everywhere the higher
branches of the profession Doubtless
Miss Norfolk Stanley and Nephew Dick
were both their victims. The latter was
speedily re-instated in his aunt's favor
by his ability displayed during the trial
and conviction Of the miserable women.
Bijou has gone into honorable retire
ment in the country His prejudices
arc respected. II he sees = railway and
. moving train, he bowls and runs away,
in remembrance Of the awful day when
. cruel yellow hand seized and hurled
him from the window As the ladies'
emerged from the Mount Gents
Tunnel.
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Long hsd the barn, with dusky y4wn,
Is nr0n1 and RATED lorr di-rlsyed:
Which. strrwe~s like spots upon fawn.
showed frcck1ng speck= OF light and shade
Throueh knct-holes. ehinks. and ciefts made
EyeIrrs and -rreak- like tangled straws;
Here. on = wnsp's nest knnhued IN clay,
Tnere. On = spiders house OF gauze-
One bread rHy through the window shot.
NDtrfet vifh NOTES and richly toned
u1@hinE m n one Cn~ry SPOT,
Where the fierce. yellow hornet droned-
Two diamond dots. a rats keen eyes.
Shune In The shadow u rook.
And nke Z bell the burr OF dies
Care lulinS as a Ennrnurirg brook
Buf u0~ without a rumb1Ing rolls
I'D l1lts a hay cart tom the croft.
And -oon irsnl - the taUny kn0d
Loads, On bent ptrchfnrk-. reach the loft
Old ncbbin. streaming Ger with hair.
Picks rhe loose hay. while mods his mate.
In little dg~e-. an sith stare
Ana stamp. the pert colt guards the gate
TIE rvd farm gate. With reaching swing.
opeS n linz ~ lane i ' her = hoof ard wing
MAKE up the farmysrd's living host
In s.eeps she h.y. the hsy mo. tIls.
On Till tllr sunshine scarcely drills
Rays tnrcugh the windows blinded eye
And now th~ wasp's white knob IL hid.
The horner -<eks an vain It's Chfnk.
And where the knot holes sh0wered amid
Tne lo.r. rich rain. not even blink
In the GRAY tangie s-rays the rat.
For m4ngled birds the -cythe destroyed,
And twilight walks the heaf-town bar
That thro1Eh the knot-hole skins the void.
A bresrfinE silence. save sbe sound
OF insects trfckltng through the hay,
Srerf MP within the fawny mound
And searching Tor the vanished day.
It. winter Eeaith the full now yields
BeOw - dDzfnx pl0u- worn gray.
Rid Crumpie nnts the summer fields
Renewed IN wreaths q juicy hay
an - II. <fr<<f.
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An English agricultural essariss
declared the other dsy that American
competition, not only in respect 70 food
supplies Of all sorts, but manufactured
articles a well -includIng cutlery 70
Shcflieid-is the "chief reason" WY
British farming has o. late years become
% unproftable: and hooking ahead. al
the signs 81 The times point "a still more
abundant shipments from the Prollnc
States.
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Some Of the newspapers mention as .
very remarkable circumstance that
George Eliot, since the death Of her
husband" has determined TO resume
her ssmaiden name.' Marian Evans, 80
far as her social relations are concerned
1t ought to be well known to persons II
all acquainted with, or interested IN,
the eminent novelist that she was never
Mrs. Lewes except by courtesy Her
friends preferred to call her 50 because
IL was more convenient, inasmuch as IL
saved inquiry or comment. The I'M
happy history Of George Henry I.ewes's
marriage has been repeatedly told His
wife ran away with another man. and
her husband, with lofty and chivai-
rous spirit, forgave her when she had
returned and expressed the deepest con-
triton But she ran away = second
time, and then he could not obtain =
divorce in the courts because he had
once condoned her ofense- After that
Marian Evans and he formed their close,
intellectual friendship, which was more
like Platonic love than any relation be-
tween man and woman having no tie Of
blood can ordinarily be. For their own
mental and spiritual needs, and, alter
consultation with their nearest friends,
some Of the bet and most gifted people
in England, they decided to live under
the same roof, and brave convcnfionali-
ty. They would have been legally mar
ried had Mrs. Lewes had the goodness
TO die But she lived, and still lives
Consequently, Marian Evans could not
have been George Henry Lewes's wife
without becoming responsible for biga-
my. She has always been rightly Ma
rian Evans, spinster-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-20

An interesting exercise was recent
" given TO the pupils Of the Norfolk
High School. Each u them was re-
CURED to find out, by personal observa-
ton, how many different kinds Of trees
could be found within the limits Of the
town, and scientific book was offered
to the pupil who should bring in the
fullest list. One pupils list Included
los, but another's ran Is high IS l25.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-20

BY the overwhelming majority Of
372 TO 33, the French Chamber Of Depu-
ties voted to annul the election Of Blan-
qui, the Communist convict, 10 seat in
that body. The mass Of the Republi-
can members seem to have been Of the
opinion that the mere fact that Blsnqui
has spent half his life in prisonfor crimes
against law and peace of society does
not Of itself qualify him for the snccess-
full discharge Of the Office Of lawmaker.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-12

FB-A man living ut N7ourth,
Ca, bought fine large Cotswold
ram, and turned tho ram into
pasture with some other sheep.
Previously he had lost a number Of
sheep from the ravages of dogs
One morning, few days after he
had received tho ram, he saw the
! am at full tilt butting something
on the ground. Ga approaching
nearer he found a dead dog with
every bone tn its body brok en-.
Noar by was lamb, badly torn
aud bleeding, which the dog had
attacked.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-12
+. N. MUMF0RD, N. D.,

F. NJ. mUMf UkU, M. D.,
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
NO. S Principal street. Buyou Sara.
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, Fine
Toilet Soaps, Fancy Hair aud
Tooth Brushes, Combs.
Pcrfume,y and Fancy
Toilet Articles,
lrusses,
Thoulder
Braces, Grass
and Garden seeds,
Pure wines and Liquors,
for Medical purposes. Paints.
Oils Varrishcs, Dye stuff. Olive
Linsted oil. Lard oil, Neors
foot oil, Coal oil, Carbon oil.
Lamps and lamps trimmings Of
all descriptions. Pens. l II ks,
Pencils, States. Paper. Sheet
music, Blank Books, <P ocket
Cutlery, Razors, Razor Strops
Surgical Instruments, the stan-
dard patent medicines
9 &c. &C., a fresh and
complete assort-
mentOf all
of which articles. constantly on
hand.
nI@ Ply sicians prescriptions
'arefully compounded at all hours.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-12
n1y The Board of Heath oil

Hsp The Board Of Heath OF
Memphis report that the general
health of that city is at present de-
cidedly good, ard that no one ii
sease can be said to prevail to any
notable extent: and that thorough
cleansing Of all streets. alleys, thor
oughfares, aud public places has
been made.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-12
BILL.

p~SAsS s>~ss 80 Wv
sation to the people thereof for ser
vices in acquiring said territory
from Spain in eighteen hundred
and ten. .......
Whereas the parishes of East
Baton Ronge, East and West Fe-
Saint Helena, Livingston,
Tangipahoa, Washington. and st.
rammany, in the State of Louisi-
aua. constituted part Of tho d's-
putcd territory known as West
Florida, the United States claim.
ing said territory under the terms
of the treaty of Paris Of eighteen
hundred auc three, and Spain dis
,.utiug said claim and asserting her
own title thereto and holding un-
disputed possession thereof I; and
Whereas the United States neve:
attempted to take possession of
said territory so claimed by her un-
til the people Of parishes had, in
eighteen hundred and ten at their
own expense and with their own
troops, thrown off the Spanish
yoke, established their independ-
encc. and organized their own gov
eminent /; and
Whereas the United States SUBJ
sequently, and without the consent
of the people thereof, extended its
authority over said parishes aud
took possession of their public lands
and thereby reaped the benefits
which the people Of said parishes
had acquired by conquest from
Spain and
Whereas the United States has
ner er compensated said parishes for
the public lands 80 acquired !; There
fore,
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives o! the
United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That there be, and
hereby is, rclinquished and grant
cd, by the United States, and
patterns therefor shall tbereupon
issue-and, for so much as
may. have been disposed
of by the United states, said,
parishes shall have the right to en-
ter upon any of the public lands OF
the United States quantity of
land equal to shat so disposed CT
Provided, that said entry be made
only on land subjected to private
entry at one dollar aud twenty-five
cents an acre, and, as far as posi-
BILE. in legal divisions and subdivis
ions-that said REIMBURSEMENT and
grant be appointed among said
parishes so that each shall receive
a quantity of land equal to that
taken possession OF, as aforesaid, by
the United States, in said parishes
respectively,
SEC. 2. Whenever as provided
by section one Of lhis.act: said par.
ishes become entitled to indemnity
locations, it shall be the duty OF
the Commissioner of the General
Land Office to issue certificates
therefor under his hand.
SEC. 3. The indemnity ccrtifi~
Gates provided for by section one
of this act shall! be subdivided &C
cordiug to the request Of the said
parishes, and as nearly as prac;i-
cable, in conformity with the legal
division and subdivisions of the
public lands Of the United States,
and shall be, assignable by deed
or instrument of writing, according
to the form and pursuant to regu.
lations prescribed by the Commits.
sioner of the General Land Office,
so as to vest the assignee with all
the rights Of the original owners Of
the scrip in his own name.
SEC. 4 That such scrip shall be
received from actua! settlers only
in naxmnnt Of nreemnt claims or
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-12
III ENRY C. KAUFMAN,
st. Francisville, La.

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Full and Complete took of Fresh
Family and Fancy Groceries, Beer, Fine
Wines, Liquors and CONNECTIONS Cons
family on hand, and for sale at the low
est market rates. june29-7S-ly
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1879-07-12
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