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New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

Try james Pyle's PEARLINE for cleaning pain
washing dishes silver ewelry &c Depot $50 Washing
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

missed from the letters The thefts were begun last
up to last evening he had not been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

"Rusticus sends from Paterson, N. j., SO
for the Irish Famine Fund The sum will DO forwarded
to the committee here.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

Messrs. TIFFANY T.
Co. announce that the
piece of commemorative
plate which was ordered
from them by the testi-
moniaI committee of the
Diocese of NeW-York for
Bishop Potteris finished,
has been examined by
the committee and ac-
cepted.
Opportunity to examine
this interesting piece OF
gold and silver work is
now given by permission
Of the Bishop, who will
leave the casket on exhi.
bition at the establish.
ment Of the makers for a
few days.
UNION.SQUARE,
April, 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
AnOuncaIncnIs.
FROM SPEER's VINEYARD,

900 600 toytar old Co1cnr and few OpOrtO Grape Vines
for sale taken OF tho soil ordcrel une thousand
desired Apply 10 Spses Wine Oice 81 Warreu-st NY
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun 5:34I Sun 6:sl cleck last I'm oss;
Moon rises Ala Mosn ssuths 1929 Moons age dys 70
HIGI WATER TODAY-A NJ
Sandy HOOK B:5o Gov Island 6.33 Hell Gate.. s;2z
aIGu WATER TODAY-P. NJ o..
Sandy Hook. 620 Gsv Island 7Oo Hell oate. oo>
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
RECEIVERS SALE
81. LOUIS LIFE BUILDING,

BY virtue OF order of st. Louis Circuit the under.
signed WILL May 27th $780, between the OF ~ M
and the premises offer for sale the property known
Te ST. Louis Life Insurance Building" together with
the lot which the situated This property Is loca
ted northwest Locustst ST. LouA
No. and fronts ll&62 feet sixthst, and 1872 Lo
Tho location IL centra the building In Durability
and elegance unsurpassed In the West Is built Of Missouri
Granite Geneveve stone six HIGH twelve
largo vaults OF and basement iron joss
concrete and marble floors throughout iron starway ra
the main Oor very arge and elegant; foryeght splen
did offices upper floors neary all occnpe hre and bur
gar proof vaults, with combination LOCKS In each rooms
Stationary wash stands gas each superior passen
elevator engines boilers complete. having
Gently overhaued and put In complete order The entire
building Is heated By steam. Coat OF building and ot
S7I57i5 ~.
Terms OF sale: 5000 day OF sale before r. u
oneonrth OF balance cash on delivery Of deed remainder
three equal annual payments with cent
the right
property Will be s0 Tree from all encumb
approval ~ the COuri,
ANY win be given on application TO tho
Undersigned.
LIE. ALEXANDER.
Receiver Columbia Life Tns Co, 9Th and Locust STA
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

Mr. VERNON. Surveyors are at present engaged In
making surveys between the Connecticut boundary
road between Ncw-lIaycn and New York II is un-
defstood that the new company seeks to make con-
ncction With the city Rapid Transit lines at Mt.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

STAPITTON.-Oilicer Love yesterday arrested n
tramp OF the Staten Island ferry boats on tho
charge of vagrancy, and arraigned him before
Justice Mccullough, ut StaplctOn. The man, who
gave his name as Louis Dejetlinc, said that eight
months ago he came to this country from Germany
he soon became reduced in circumstances. He also
stated that his father was count in the old country
Justice Mccullough committed him to the County
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08

Oury stands accused and even convicted of being an enemy to our public school system. and his frIends can't deny the charges ;ruthfuliy.
 The Board ot Supervisors of this County have been laaRiamussf and ordered by the Court 10 levy 40 cents more on each S100 of property in Yavspai county, subject to taxation. We learn, the Board have ap- piled for a new trial.
 Madison w Stewart will be the next del- egate of Arizona Territory. It is written m the Book of Fate and there will be no changing the public mind. The Stewart banner has printed upon II in large and un- mistakabie letters. NIctoryl The pail bear CTS for Oury are already selected. and if we mistake not thev are three-the Democrat, Expositor and Record. Prepare your crape, dearest of contemporaries, the tune f,r the funeral IS fast approaching
 The MINER accuses the County Commis- sioners of having let the County printing at private contract Can it be denied! We challenge denlal. All things pertaining to furnishing the County should be let by con tract 10 the lowest bidder. Then, why is 1t that the County Recorder did not let the printing of the Great Register by contract! As it is now the Democrat can charge what ever it sees fit. Away with all rings, say We. It is tune that voters were opening their eyes to these small things.
 We are informed that MT. Sullivan. Dem ocratic candidate for the Assembly, publicly declared that he was in favor of property qualifications, such as those ruling the right to franchise, of people living in Can ada. Of course he could not effect anything of thIs kind were he elected, but it goes to show how his heart beats against the poor. Even though a man be the most honest and intelligent, If he be cursed with poverty this man would, it he could, debar him from having voice in the affairs of the land that is good enough to give him home.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
To Days News.
THE COMING CONTEST.

Mud throwing and belittling of candi- dates for office to whom we are politically or- posed, is not, nor shall it be the province of the MINER. We believe in fairly and truth fully giving such history of candidates as come within our knowledge. A man who seeks office at the hands O! tue public be- comes public property so far as his charac- ter and public acts are concerned, and none need expect 10 evade the criticisms of the pubic press We advocated the nomination of MT. Madison W. Stewart to the Delegacy; and now hls election, believing him to be the r.ost efficient and available man of the party to which he belongs.
 We advocate his election in preference to that of MT. Oury; first, because he is Re- publican; secondly, because of his moral, social and unbIemished character. Next we know him to be liberal on educational and church matters, sound on the Indian question, a friend 10 the progressive ele- ment of the Territory, always having ex tended helping hand to the prospector and pioneer.
 We advocate his election because we know that he Is active, competent, ambitious, non- sectional and anxious to work with equal zeal for ali sections of the Territory.
 We prefer MT. Stewart for the above and many other reasons.
 We believe he will make 8 delegate who will do honor to our long neglected Terri tory. One whose word and advice will have weight with the various Congressional Com mitrees. He will never disgrace the position or trust given into his charge by his fellow citizens of Arizona.
 We oppose MT. Oury because we consider him an old fogy, hater of Northern Ari- zona, (this we know postively), an enemy to the public school system, and because he hates Northern men.
 We do not believe with his narrow minded views and egotism that he could accom- plish any particular good for the Territory.
 He is behind the times ? years.
 His failure to establish provincial gov ernment in Arizona and his failure to rob Mexico of Sonora have united him for further use as leader of men.
 We want live, progressive Delegate, and MI. Stewart will fill the bill.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
THJ ESDAY.

Tn, Nltura camp. W learn with satis- ftc'jan, is one Q, t1'.sr precincts iu Marico- na thlt i- strong Republican.
 The Geunan voters ot Pima county have had a grand mss- meeting and declared in .y.r of Stewart and sherman. How is ;ae, f.r Oaly stock
 N- Cbirmaa ], sill superintendent of he Nu.ure mI,l and mine. or at least was such when Nr. Campbell left there day or two since.
 Mr Frank Mcadur returned this morning from a trip tp PaeuiX. Ills father, NIT VI Mcador. has pr-cAa-ei a fine farm near that p ace, and will hereafter become tax payer of Malcopa county.
 NJ. W Stewart was a: Show Low. Apache on tse 3i inst. and left on that day for Spunseryilip St Johns etc. cnroute to Prescott We doubt very much whether he can reach this place before the 12th.
 Major Johnson. PaymssteT, and family have arrived at Whipp.e and taken n, residence. We hear ;hat the Major has tao J,aUiiful and accomplished daughters. who will prove quite an addition to NAipplc and Prescott society.
 F c Peek has been out ca ramble through the hills bordering on the Agua Fua. He tell, us that Acua Frs Valley aa, far crops tijs season, mostly owned oy nolc,: grange7s ot Republican prociivl- tl,s.
 Jame1 A. Garfield Will be the mex. PrcI- tent at the United States. thus closing out 'rsuiu,ert war claims for mules That di.d ilriug the wa. and negroes carrying l8- man f'-h and o.oJ, ho were liberated lrom 5paa4ge. i i5-r people demtoj tne election .s Garfield .ad safety % tua mon.
 Mr. Bat,-. va. r.lrc-entcj Antelope or Ws.y- G.-.r.,- s1 r..r u m.c.t;i. C.ayea- r-n. never went nt.k jo ...- constituents. ln feet hc v.t- ..' a f.,.. lent ui t..a precinct . d tad un r.-Ht .n tne convention. How m By p-.cil.t- Were l.g9-. ,ata5 jn jbe san @ Nay,
 T.-,e or ,b. a.aa-,a,.-- belonging .o N.r-ary band, ss. t.r. captured .y 'a. Ma ctr aI.Ur.f'.,-, .... ..teH s.H.- Mar l-. ..l fa s. J..rs.-I ut'H ..I.u ID r.I- t.rr.t.rF. ..t .., c..a ..., 4t Fu.t Lowell. a-r in u.t.t a...la- -..a. tl,ue ta.- UHH'd. i..s .f. .a .a.> ta .e rg.-nu-I- under tHe ! S G ye-a. ui
 Ns NJ. D. tmun.l ,rturnai e.y u4.l ih'' N''' ..4me Foe
 ...e dune, where hc has u... -...rl ..r -.m- tame a>-.s'lnL ] Q. ...-...g ..n $ s.c urs >O -f.mp mi. %. 'a. t.rrr A.Jnue N.1In- Cpnptas l.. ..l... 10 'He .n.a..l nt Nf. C., w.l he ready a. Irsa stamps ln uha1' .N.y days. " -'.r through 'rn.fs- firm fb- Ha,-a- yu. l.I -.yea a' -tr m nr Tho csH- l-HE ar. p'.-.g..-- fn. m.ac iu t "a.k . maulhe maa.,r.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
Explanatory.

Those persons who acted as Census Enum orators in Arizona, naturally anxious to get their pay, have apdlied to L. s. Marshal Dake for information, who in turn has in quired of Superintendent of Census Walker at Washington, and received the following answer:
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Oct. E, 1880. "C. ?. Dake:-Accouuts received; will be paid at once. WALKER,
 Superintendent of Census"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
To-Day's Dispatches.

City of Mexico, Oct. 1.-The House of Representatives, by large majority, de clared Gonzales as President of Mexico, from December lst.
 GENERAL KILLED. General RsmiIes, leading Rsvolutionist n Sonora, was killed September 1ith.
 SToX. San Francisco, Oct. 7.-SIlvcr King, |; ; Tiptop, Si.
 TROOPS FORM JUNCTION. Santa Fe, Ger. 7.-Col. Buel's forces have joined those Of Col. Lerazes. Mexican Commander on the Rio Chihuahua
 MURDERED. san Francisco. Oct. About o'clock yesterday. a man by the name of Barring ton. invited NJ c. Mcdonald, head sales mar for Blake, RpnUins & Co, into a saloon Co take drink, when he pulled a revolver firing three shots at Mcdonald. killing him instantly. It is rumored that dccea,ed had seduced Barringtons daugh- ter.
 N news t.om Colorado Election.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
DEMONSTRATION.

The grsnies, demonstration ever at '.uyt,I In Northern Arzpua wIil he that ua.. jb- ocgssi1n uf Mr. S'cSsTts arrival la Prescott. A torch light pruce-sIon under the management of lb-; nho,----.
 ,a > .,u.ed eff
 -.. ,drnourg, will be among the s,,r.ctlan- Salute, vii. be fled and speeches from Hon A F. Davis and W. II. Hardy of Nohavc, Hons. T ! Butter, C. C. B .4u. Clark Churchill, ]. P. Hargrave and a.i.r. of Prescott, and NJ. W. Stewart, the mex. Delegate 70 CouEres. from the fairest of tbc western ierrjtores-Arizona. Due notice will be gwen and people from the country invited tn bc present.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
Destructive Fire.

On Wednesday forenoon the fine resi- dence of James Baker, Upper Verde, to- geiher with contents was destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at the lowest to be s4,000. At the time the fire broke out Mrs. Baker was sick in bed, and so rapidly did the fire spread, running from room to room, being conducted by the cotton ceiling over each, that Mrs. B. had barely tune to escape, saving only mattress and pair of blankets. We sympathize with Mr. Baker iu the loss of his property, which comes harder upon hlm now as the winter is upon us. The fire caught from the kitchen stove, through carelessness, probably, of the hired man, who was doing the work during Mrs. Bakers temporary sickness.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
w, NJ. BUFFUM'S

New Goods, arrived this week, direct from the East.
 Tnurber's Saddle Rock Oysters full weight Mayo's Paragon Mackerel, in tins. Mayo's Snow Flake Goldfish, 5lb cans. Chicago Lard, very choice, in , and l0lb cans.
 Rock and Rye-Rock Candy and Rye Whiskey.
 Another invoice of Wall and Wedge Tents Wagon Covers, all sizes and weights Iron Clad" Rubber Boots, long ard short Every pair warranted.
 Large assortment Hand and Stand LP mps
 Also New Spring styles Calico and Gingham, Black Alpaca. Scots to Sl co per yard; Corsets, Hanikeichief> and Gloves. New Goods arriving every week from San Francisco and the Eastern Markets. Prescott, March z3d, lss0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08

Go to Geo. =. Porter ,S Co.'S, east side of Plaza for furniture and everything needed for your homes. Get your Boots and Shes at the only reg uiar Boot and Shoe Store in Prescott, A. J. Mason's, next door to the Arizona Bank Ladies, Misses and Children's fine shoes made Co order and warranted to please the most faStidIouS, and al >an Francisco prices at \. J. Mason's, next door to the Bank Wall paper I0 cts. a roll at Geo. $. Porter FOR SALE.-Ia quantities to suit pur- chasers, a fine lot If Salt River barley
 GEO W. CURTIS. Prescott, August 22d, 1880.
 Harness, saddles. e.c, repaired short notcs and reasonable ierms, al the boot and shoe store of
 A. J. MASON, Prescott, May l9. Is,0
 LUMBER TO HAUL Apyly to George W. Gurus for back loads of lumber 10 the Cum bcrland mine near Date creek. If
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08

SOCIAL PARTY.-0ur fellOw-tawnsm an. Geo W Curtis, who Is always ar Nous to furnish amu>emeHt TOT the young folks proposes to give a socIal party at tue City lIai, on Friday evening. rhe 18th. We cx- pect thIs will be pleasant affair, inasnuch as Mir Curtis personally superintends the business. Let young and festive people prepare.
 Probably the finest organization in the Territory Is that of the Republicans Of Yava- pal County. In less than four months an organization has been perfected as for midable as the great walls of China, which bar out from her cities the whole civilized nations of the world.
 Rev. MT. Hunts name appeared on the way-bill this morning ss a passenger 10 Prescott from Maricopa.
 The Hook and, Ladder meeting last eve ming was we'll attended, and considerable bus ness transacted.
 There will he a meeting of the Library Association this evening.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
MINERAL PARK. Ger. Gth. 1ss

here Monday about ?. m., Court had met in the morning, ordering q Grand Jury for Tuesday morning. Tuesday the Grand Jury were Impaneiled, and are now out. Expect their report to-day. There is no business of any consequence, except the Crum ct al, case. \ trial Jury Is ordered to try them here, and we expect to finish up the cases before Court adjourns This county is all right for Stewar', but his friends and supporters here are anxious to see him before election.
 CLARK CHURCHILL.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
PAPER!- -NN
THE BALDWIN

The Ieasiiug Hotel Of San Frzncisco and the most elsgAuty appointed hotel in the world, over s35no s.ir iae-, exreueel Mr. Baldwin !a is ooustrso- ti-f and furnishing. HsadquATiers ArIuy and Navy SrcfaI for fariies aud lNre parties p,s h- came As at other nr~tciass hotels SS to sA rer 4sy Special contracts vil te male for permanent boarisrs The hotel cDsche and c-rrlsEe- u waiting a. All boats an ralisky dspo1s koDms can De reserved before arrlysl uy teieFraFhBs the B@ldsin.
 mh2Gr II. II. PEARSON. Busiue-s Manager.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
We Can't Talk

Without showing the condition of our teeth.
 Every laugh expresses them. In order not tO b. ashameI of them. let us Use that stand ard den,ifrce, NOZUDONT, which k sure to keep them white and spotleSs. No tartar call eucru>t them, uo canker affect the enamel, O" species of decay infest the dental bone, if >O/OnONT k regularly used. It is a bo- tauical preparation, and it's beneficial effects on the teeth and gums are marvellous, as il removes all diScoiorations, and renders the gums hard and rosy. Sl7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
A Gard

To an Sho are suffering from the sorrow and indI~cretiouS of youth, nervous weak ness, cary iecay, loss of manhood, Sc, l will seuo a ecipe that will cure you FREE OF ChAhuE This great remedy was dis covered by aissionary in South America. Send a >elf-a, .res>eG envelope to the REV. JOSEPH r LYMAN, StatIon D, NeIo York Cify y.
 ianlGeodlv
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PROCLAM NATION.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, waESEAs l. appears ry iufcr-1aton lad before me that iu January l~~l man by the of Elune, and a young named Waldruu. wiilie their vay from the Iitls Colorado River Prescott supPo-ed Co have been murdered at or near Chavez Pas Now Theryfore, John l. tfospe-, Acting Governor of ths Territory of Arizona. do herety ocer reward of threa hundred S}El dol fer the of ths murderer or murGerers uf sad BlUEe and yAlarun, sad rsward to become due and payab@ only upoR the arrest and conviction 0f the Fry or IzTtes sao Oo u4ltted he crime
 lU SltE-ss VssFeaf law N-
 ..a u.a.-s d. reHutp SO; ny hand .sAAh' ,rrrat seal of the Ttrrit0 y Co be
 A.xed. Done ai Prescott this sth day of pcto-
 ber. 4. D., l-~a-
 JOHN J. GOSPEB, Acting Govern or By JOHN f. ASnEKsoN. Asst. Sec Ter. lt-T5'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08

The following is list of letters remain ing in the Prescott PostOfiice for the week ending October $, 1880.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08

Persons in calling for these letters will please say advertised
 T. W. OTIs, Postmaster.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
.nM:, TYPE !! ]

MILLER G RICHARD, TSps FOUNDRY sso P,- es7 HSFE-oUsE. SAE FRANCISCO. CAL Os.LERs N PRINTING PREssss AND nhcs4sEsY sso EVERY AH- rcLE REQUIRED BY PE1sTERs Qua Hsss METAL soo-or TYpE IS tc.csowlE EDGED TO ss T-E sEsT Fs -E WORLD. Btrs6 ozslRoJs OF INCREASING OUR SJssLy oRocRs soz Nav OUTFITS E Asr PART O Aslzox. AT COST PRICE. SPECIMEN Booss sso ps,cc LISTS ssru FaSE,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
Lost.

One dark hors. brLniei on the night shoulder H. L.. sorrel horse with kfns Of uiaugrrl brand. probably viii le found together. also bay hnr-e. left eye giAss. liberal reward w t fszid for the'T rsestery. .. r. bAkf.
 rrr>coit. SeT:. 35fh .-iE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08

The NGmre emp. W learn with satis faction. is one Q; tl'.sc precincts in Marico- ra thlt i- strong Republican.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-15
HUMAN MISERY.

-,,pr man. I'll not tell his name, suffice to say ,,.. 'agl sitlering bitterly alone, the keenest 9sUs5' Eness for small feet he had. so one day with his chum -,.. .1,- It. e,o. WIZ eies off-seCh fun.
 si ss,SSiipd and strolled; our hero bore lis my tight shoes like man; ,-..,-. ..-... ,,o oniS hinted, martyr-like, "lets take street.
 car Dan" , .,a- .,,s ,,oosos IN Dan you see, had huihpef 'eHs enS'seo A2 about his feet. ,,.,-,--,. . o.,,,, VI uo. s,and the street ears heat2" -.--. o,- hero smiled Ia sickly smile) and answered,
 well that's so ..,.. owbvS Sii bSaiRirePlied, five go poking long at
 such a rate ,,,, k (. A.. .. cn- hero stralghtened up his face and once more prt vbo icl can tell the pain that hoyered round
 his cOrned toe?
 split in hall, ..., ...s .,-.oo,os
 him to laugh.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-15
That Foot.
Virginia, ,(Ney. lEnterprise.


 Sam" said customer who mounted Sam Wagner's bootblack stand and ele- yated a tremendous foot, you don't think that I've got an extraordinarily large foot, do you2 It's not much above the average size, is it2 Come, now, you ought to be a judge" k The foot was sumner, and it almost broke Sam's heart to, think of the amount of work that would be required to shine it, but he saw that the man wanted comfort, and he felt that it was duty-a part of the business-to oblige customer, therefore he began crit ical examination of the foot turned uI before him.
 He walked around the foot with one eyepartially closed, and, as he vigorously chewed his quid of best Virginia tobacco seemed making some kind of esti mate. Viwh a& .aTa8r ag f8 a
 "Well. what do you say, Sam-not much above the average, is it?' and tho man anxiously scanned Sam's serious ana rather perplexed countenance.
 Itwas tough case. Sam did no wish to hurt his customers feelings, stil l he had a conscience to look out for. A last, however with long drawn sigh. hs said: -.fa-v., fr-.,.,.,.
 "Well, my friend, dat foot is not sucl fearful big foot as it might be, still, shutting one eye and giving the membe another critical look, ''it can't be denied | dat de toe an heel is long way | apart"
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-15

She looked up, and moved from his arms into the firelight. 3t
 Look at me, Henry. Have you for gotten?"
 ''Corail de Galbap he ..s; s.=. .sy Iittle Coraiil" 4rs fase ,.::..s night she told him what her life had been since he left her at Naples; how he had been the Bayard of her youth, the ideal man of her womanhood; how she desired to win his love as Jessa Viccola rather than as patrician C..msii Briarville. and had kept the proof of her birth til she was his affianced wife.
 ''Forgive the stratagem by which I won your best loveP' she pleaded.
 For answer he stopped and kissed the beautiful upturned face. ry saa8s ume is'Dear onel in the gloaming won and lost you. and in the gloaming you have comehto me again. The trouble has been good for us, for. ohl Corail, I have suffered" ~
 sosI have suffered, ,too, ? sh answered, "bu; now have only great joy"
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-15

AMONG the books of the New Haven
 law library is copy of the Douay yer
 sion of the Bible, the story of the pur- chase of weich is interesting. Some years ago when there were many per- sons, prosecutions of cases, of liquor law
 violation under the Maine law, the late Judge Foster, then State Attorney, ex- perienced great difficulty in securing convictions. He found that witnesses whom he expected to uphold the in- formation, testified very weakly. or wholly contradictory to what he had ex- pected their evidence to be. sHe finally asked a witness whether he considered himself bound by an oath taken with his right hand raised, and the witness answered that he considered an oath talk en on the Bible much more binding. Thereupon copy of the Douay version was sent for the witness resworn upon if and a conviction resulted. The. Judge holding court thought itunfair to make distinction in the mode of swearing any class of witnesses. and the use ol the Bible in binding with esses to tell the truth gwas thereafter dispensed With, ueF na.A Al l5f1r -at~z fa~hs-
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-15
14Rl -v W3tfMMk8 CHAPTER II. V fNsfsfss
Rack through the bygone days,
 Back through the younger years-'N 8G

Eleven years afterward. over the breakfast table of an old country house. the guests were all busily engaged in dis cussing the merits and demerits of new prima donna who had just taken the London world by storm, and about whom there hung a charming haze of mystery:
 What is she like, Lady Gordon?"
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-15

TIE winter frost must rend the burr of the nut before the fruit is seen. So diversity tempers the human heart to discover it's real worth.-[ Balzac.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-07-15

RECENT experiments in troy have de- monstrated that toothaehe can be cured by striking the victim on the head with hatchet.