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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31
EONES & SPENCER,

EONES & SPENCER, At its ua sta-s NH-;s-Hua street fvu de~Ts sruf .f t.ti,.sr Esa.s-s In CIGARS TOBACCO. CuNFEC TtnEEE4 FkiIT~ AND FINE GROCERIES. Ws tlss-.fl..y .f.-s ths 4ti.utsa ~t 'ls FzsI'e as- a--s sHl va-t-s
 ssl ned sas-lats.t ts CIV < tas fai.., satssiartsu furCfs~ss have sar3 tiIi sssorruisu' Cf rs.eo-sr traz 10 uf tsar. FrA tiFsrrtss fbsCu' t-d zF >ssE.urr sel lrr Hg rabaoes Pr-s Pea b. =s aHs g 5az-D. ts Ess af hsarears rvces and .v,-y co. se-. AWAY vs,A .u.i,as ,.s.- stsr.uos varrHss.n, at as cpd n dss r.iurror f--rHsr saft.i~s
 4Ua-Et1. f.F ttsr llrcrs us aa rit coBtnuhEcs co Tee UrsraI ..af-eas.rs Err.sfrf.-. tsstcwaI az ua .r,.,,v ,as, .- GOODS ~m s..s u.g-- a.e ar.. rs1ats-.s..a ~.-. --r .a 'ae --a-tr'
 JAS E. BONES
 tUAS SPENCER
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31

cca W iIaueo. er learn, hA, expended . -HAl, sum ,i u"nry .a the Copper canyon rn7d improving .t,rry much ItstiII rcqulrcs 'Ae ,SIsndIuEc .t hundred ur two dollar, e. fres'rte t frrm ru-r. which amount ve h.i'e .ar >uI-sr'.-.r- v',i have srlroTriato1 t rf- first s.t.'fH..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31

Al k4s s.i...-r ...s af-iassa. s.si yf kgA%lt [ aa# ffrs t...a. a--. rrH..sl. s#d v-et -. Ias...- -.. I. fs ta. ,,-5t..a o,..j Laasya at q. ra.. s.- -E.v, T.s.-asy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31

T. th"-e vha srr o,rrusiiug ,hc r,jur; tAat H.n N > Head intends con ',,tag 'he seq, .u ,bc CauneI vith Hon Muat MasteI~.u. vc vi.l ay that the re l-st i- without foundation eia,es,r as NJ Nu>t,r~.n r,y,rel the far majau;, "fvat7 .n ths county. which should s,ri.f, even h"pe-;, ressauah'e mau.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31
A hongon9gs a I..:.
 NfW NEAT MA.tkET.
Opposition Mc Life f Trade

The .l.--sT.Hi r"r l rr-r-e f1'g 4ilHz1-s t1 t.s r-f .f f.a.#r sui tt..rtT tef bs hs- CI-sIfsi @ >.- Nsst Aaras, ,1 ta~ luia- irra Eiy arcaT-~i ls '. T. l.-sers.
 North oi h cily $ stephens. Raf sa i.ss s'.z-e . fh. t1a la'ir T7trasars N-y rsa-H r. . -r- h..et .a Nn-t'. AF.r#H-. --l -saFaE '.Ea ta a ets Trr Iegf.i assi a.a.s H N-f r.-.. # r-l tt r-.tais rs-t ore 'r Pre- ..t ..r q. s---H-a at r.a.sas a..re tHa fs~sarH .f1.r -.s#-. sHf- g. Nu>IGOFhIsl. i-.-r@.t. t. 7. N.r-faf-s- ef.a. Iszs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31
To Days News.
a, C-s.p. Fr,ItIas.

Tls C.Cs .ug Year.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-09

The truth y thses too freqpspt :un-
happy. paf& ~ III NE ol ~ II
ignora6Se QUITE u q uch - 81 actual
Sin or wrong. Foola. and sspecislly,
vicious fools Asye nortfb4 r set pos J
session OF NJ honest wJsnIf,sS Iis1 and
soul which they canuot comprehend,
and the elevating iuAuence Of which
they throw away even more By stupid
ity than willfulness.HF
A wsnek. 81 So! IN "a sl1A,scs6r.
has a eIsiss - many tbibgs besidss
shelter. food and clothing. She il not
less woman for bA1E Neddsd; AID
the man who 10 fit 70 % tfhsted With
good wife recollects all which this i'm
plies, spd shows :hjpsslf psrbeiua1iy
ohivalytna iwpst -srotsh eonldssAte
and delersntial The fools and hrntes
among Us may think such denands
hard; bpt they are not nearly 40 bad
as to Rve the cat aud dog life, missing
the dearest possibilities Of human in
tercourse. I sssT g -
Whstright has ; man to expect hap
piness ID o housshold Who Brings No
sunshine into it? What right has he
to lookfor the graces and refnements
Of early love when he violates them BY
rough speech, ia mannsss and sho dis-
regard " thoas little thtaGp upon With
the eltrrespect of vile Il built and
maintained The cypic Who rails It
marriage 10 generally one aud the
same with the thong htless egosist who
files into the presescs of his Wits care
less, etubbSrn And eoor-ssmpere1.
though he never went to bis mistress
except in bis best behavior.
TheIhte 10 horribls whieh . pure
and fal(hfdl girl may snduse b en-
coudterjng IN him WHOM shs wedS not
mere Stsal ;eruelty % injury. but
stnpidt Incompetence 10 undsr1taud =
wo ans sssdA dull iorsstfu1nese 81
the daily gvxce Of iiss. aud ob,iviss At
the fact that while men hsvs the 1selA
women have only their ho61os, xkosS
grossnesses Of Masculine iiS ssipds do
not. indeed, often lead to 6s1o|9 cat
astr"phS nor grow into abso.uts tyran-
ny, bot they equally Iced that way.
They drat11oWn 3 NifR1 soul to the
point where che must desl,sir: they
change the sublsp>s pssspj1f ipf ,m1sS
rage to vulgarity ana w.xl Ihss.: th-y
spoil the chAGes sf sisst bsss oud 6asst
Of sll ~duostion which sAohz Ssaa oh
talns who wins . Feaepasblyy Rod
woman for biz tcAmp anSUAssf cd hey
cost more N ,uilliea houmAolds tAAl,
money o. repentance cen ever pay
back.
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A church orgsnist at Aratof. nsa,
Hs~U 10 n

A church orgsnist At Aratof. near
Kie6, latsly confessed on his desth
bed to the murder, twenty PEARS ago. OF
. farmer. He committed the crime with
the priests pistols vhich hs stole and
then placed In h@Doesisty. confessed to
the priest 20 - tDs6cluls tho hitter
from giving svidsnl = sinse hin vlsh
ont Infringing the obli&6 sisn Of sscsscy,
and then went and denounced u
p.iest - the culprit. The prisst, who
vsinly protested HE sinncc6ose. 20
sentenced TO hard lsbsf fsr life, God on
his liberation bsing appIepl for OF ths
strength Of the oreapist'1 dsath>bsd
confession. The reply Vas tkNe he hal
died . few monthS bsiors.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-09

MONTREAL. Sept. q, 1873.
Atssrs. IL n. Warn~ d Co.:-DEAR
6lRs--I was afflicted for many years
with. terrific sa6efipg which arises fsom
dyspepsia. Ny physicians gave me no
relief. and much against my will l was
induced to give your Safe Bi,ters =
trial. II gives me great pleasure to
inform you tina. my health is complete
~ restored. though / have taken bat
four.botties; my appetite is good and !
now su6er no Inconvenience after eat
ing hearty meals, while before nesrly
everything ! ate caused me great dis
tress snd uneasiness. can cheeffniiy
recommend your Bitters to oil.
ss~ r.. l. MosRLY. ;
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE AT OlYxrIA. W. T.. 4
n.A

LAND OFFICE AT OIYxrIA. w.t.
March Goth, 1850.
NOTICE .lS REREBs GIVEN THAT THE
in foilowing-naned settler has hled notice Of
his intention 10 make ANAL proof in support Of his
elsim. and secure ANAL entry thereof. ssd that
sad proof will be made before the Judge, or IN
hts sbsence the Clerk Of the Districe OOuxt q
Snohotnish Cry. ". r.. on Monday. the 81 day
Of May, A. D l.0n.
IAxKs PuRcELL. Homestead application No.
1875 for tbs lot l and NV. 4 Of NE = Of usctton
Is. Townahip a North. Range East. and names
u0us resid<Dce upon and eulifvstioa OF s.it,
efact. viz: BenisDin Stretch. Of epohoutah, suo-
hnmish county. W. r.: George Bssckeet and
nent. smith, eoeh Of Seattle. King Co.. W. r. ana
VT.
j. 2. BROWN,
3 sS-wsf sS4aa-~zs~ss-sass QAG1niar.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. VIII
March 5kh, $50.
NToTIcg Is HEREBY GIVEN That THE
In followixg-named sAttlea has hied notice q
his intention make anal proof in support Of
HE claim and secure nnsl entry thereof, and that
said prof wall DO made before the Judse. oe In
his absence the Clerk. Of the District Court Of
Snohomish UNITY. W. T.. It Snohomish q y, W.
T.. on Saturday. the fth day VI April. 4. D. 1850
0koRGE >. Smith, home tead Applicstion No.
2096 for the Lots 10 and II. and ~ Of 9wk Of
Zee. I. To. % n. r. 8 h.. a0d names the fellow
ing - his witnesses prove his crnt.nuous rel.
6ence upon and Guilt alton Of said tract. viz:
Charles Baker. Of enohomish City. Shohomish
County, ". T.. and SamHel Howe, John Stevens,
and n. A Doolittls. all Of Lowell. snohomish
County. W. T. 1T. BROWM.
mh13w5t Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT OLYxpfA. w.t.
March nd, 1850. I
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
LIN following nan, d settler hes 6.ed netics Of
claim. and secure nnal ensry thereof. and that
said proof will be made before y. Eiversou, Esq.
Justice Of the Peace. ~ his once at Seanvno1.
W. T.. on Monday. the Sd dag Of May, A. d 1850.
HKRNxN Rors xMuNpr, Pre- emption D. 8. No.
464S. for the 10. g. sw- L VI NV I snd ". j. Of
Sw. / OF Section 8. Township 81 Nor b. Range s
East. aud names the following - his witnesssa ~
prvve continuou residence upon and cnltivatiou
Of said tract. viz: J. Thompson. G Fri b. A.
Lammars ana A strotx. all OF StanwooA, enoho-
nsish county. ". r.
J. r. BROWN.
m2iw5s Resisier.
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Cstywsye l. Engaged In mailing mss.
tai notes. he has calculated thai saoh
charge 6red BY the fsesieu nsa>oeswar
now in Table Bay. in salutlns the l6et
Was Of the value 81 an o.. He also
concludes that il b mere sxpsnsivs @
kesp up arnaments IN Europe than 4 3
10 zululand. His HaisesY also re9rska
the Qusen's Conduct - ansxsrise
hia message Of cestI ~ showing :
great lack Of COD u. but be rsmains
confident sf his return - Zuiulen1.
For the present his chisf rsgres'i 10 that
his oonnubial 10 % unbsarably small.
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They say this life il barren. dresry and
cold,
Ever ths same sad SOM vas sung Of old,
Ever th6 pnse long wSafy ssle u told.
And Ia our lips l. held the cup OF strife,
And yet Il little love can sweeten life.
They say On hasds On > Crap but Joys
destroyed.
Youth has but aresms, -aud ags en-
Gdbiak void. ~
Whose Dead Sea fruit long. long ago
hss cloysd. '''''-'''' '''-'as''7.''
Whose night with wild tempestuoes
seoGmss1Sifs--Yg gs eT 81 Z 7
And ysss nttls hsps - brishtes He-
They SAY We fling ourselves In Wild
despair
Aoid4ssas broken ''sA'ssrr'' scattered
Wherealljs wfeehsd. where once ~
spfoSased fsir: q L
And stab ourselves with sorrows two
edged knife r. ~
And yet . little patisaeo' strengthens
life.
Il it then true. this tale Of bitter grief.
OF mortal snguish fipding no .relief :,
Lol midi ~ yisfsr - 3 = er !. '
ThreeXosslst share the lot Of human
strife.
Three Anssls s.siiz ~ ~ Of ~
T.ov. H>sne AMI pAf;Ance cheer M an
our way. 49, =.
Love. Hope and PAielcs form eur
spirits stay.
Love. Jiops 6nd Patience chsor sus dag
~ day. - $500
And bid the desert bloom with beauty
vSrnal,
Until the Earthly fadss 10 ~ Etsrsats
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-09

Az spring with H. change 70 ur6ahee
creates . r~vo!atsna In the Wy lne~,s
Of The s.Etl. % doe Psu.aa 6rolshra
ted OrrRon Blnnd Pasides co5a1o M
dssired change in sh~ hanan 1ysltG:
oona In ynsr orders either direct %
Pfosd<. \ QSfr ~ ~ .esp
viii - & Tor ysu. ~ Qtie;nsl.' 8
lnsise upoa hAvjlk NJ sasa 20
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-09

- LAMB orrIcs AZ OLYssrrA W.T.
= Mach 18th, Ism. q
.Ly following named settler has hied nottrs nf
~ ssentton 70 make anal proof IL support Of his
eleinoss and sseuse nssl entry thereof. ana shas
saad proof vii be made before the Rsgistsr end
= ednesday. ths5th dag Of May. 4. d. lasO.
HxSy sNIS =. fREED. Presumption .. q. No
so!l, 70 shs N = Of Q. i Of seotion I, Tounship
noun, hanee kssf, and nsmsA The follovtng
- hta; witnesses ~ prove consfn acus rveidenrs
upon and enlivetsou Of said tract. Wig: ChrissIsn
rioueh. y. l. Beaais- =. D. Parker ana r.. 81.
lcsrks I'll Of Seattle. King county. " r.
49, ,. :. 1R0WN.
sf Dsgis1W.
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PROBATE NOTICE.


1. z. .:s:s & Il . ::': e. cA.. c.
decssssd.
Rachel Clymer. Admioiserefrax OF fhe esiese OF
this Court nd heA herein Der pes1sion N writing:
daily veffhed ~ be- oesh. pnyaeg LOT an eedsf o.
sale Of the real estate OF said deceased and II sp
pstition, tAss thsss u nos sufAeisnt psEsonsl ss
tsss IL tbs hands q said Admini:srssrix to pay
The allowance 70 the family. the delss oaestsnd-
ing against the deceassd. and The expsuacs q -.
niaissr.ticn. and that Is Is necessary to sell ne
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Notiee OF Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

2 ~ CNfx3n S3A3H4 Dp4lI01 Lam OKRI0k L..
,ss..s. oLYnrIA. Washington TERRlroRY.J
NOf10D % HEH3Bx GIVEN THAT. IN CON-
" rl:fmn Mn tn prusisioos ~ tile Act Of
Coogrses appguyed luna :, 1873. entitled IAN Act
~ Tie sllS of Timber Lands in the States Of Cal.
Hoente. Oregon, QsvA0a and Warrington Terri.
tosy. JoAo ?. lRaeeg. Of Kitsap eoant1. Wishing.
~ 81: d =. az s1:a z y spI Me- es: n;
3Qe1. h. en1 ~ r 81 81. 4 Of Section No.
8 1syn1hin Me. 8 North, Range No. ] East
9 ~ s.1nalposnas elsomine sdveseelytha said
3eeoeabe4 1an4 e. AnxDQetisn thefnof. szs here
~ sslsffed - He tAaf claims In this once With.
6'el1v ~ ~ me- dsts hsssof.
g 49, 1n9eeD1 Alna. = 0vo0n, IN Olympia,
M1s a. e 4 ~ q 1as.e. 4 3; 1ssS. }
HevlOe~ 1egisoeF % ths Lad ONCE.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-09

inal Weakness. Isnpotency. Eight Losses BY
dreams. pimples on the face, and lost manhood
can positively be cured. The sick and an cted
should no: fall to call upon him. The Doctor
has travelled extensively IN Europe, and inspected
thoroughly the various hospitals there, obtaining
q great deal Of valuable information. which hs
is competent to impart to those In need OF his
eersiees. DR.. 0IBBON will make no charge
unless he effect cure. Persons ~ Q distance
May BE CURED AT HOME. AL CON-
mu1ications strictly confidential. You see no
ono but the Doctor. Persons writing to the Doc
toy will please state the name Of the pap : they
BE this advertisement In. Charges reasonable
Gail or write. Address DIR. j. r. GIBBON, Boz
1857. San Francisco. Send SO for psckase Of
medicine. ol9-dkw1v
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xnis6ion. Aversion to Society. Dimness of Vision.
Noises - the Head; the vital h1id passing unob-
served IN the urine. and many other diseases taat
lead 70 insanity and death.
DIR. nINTIE will agree to forfeit FIVE Hun
DEED DQxLARs for case Of this kind the VITAL
RE0rORATIVE under his special advice and
tFeatmsptl viii not cure. or Tor anything impure
o. injuriods found In IL. DIR. MlNrlE treats all
R5vHts 'Diesases SUCCESSFULLY without mercury.
CoxsUL1A1lol rRxs. Thorough examination and
sdvics. including snaiysas Of urine. S. 90. Price
Of vrrAx RxsToRAfIvE. $500 . bottle, or four
times the quantity. $1,000; sent to snv addr -
upon receipt Of price. or G. o. D.. secure from
observation, and In private name IL desired, BY
80 A. Z. MlNTIE, NJ. D., 'Hk
II Kearry Street, San Francisco. Cal.
DE. MINTlET KIDNEY REMEDY, NEpHRET.
fCUH. cures all tindas Of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints. Gonorrh,a, elect, Leucorrhea. For
sale By all druggists $500 bottle six bottles for
$500. q
DIR. MINTIE's DANDELION PILLS. are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
In the market. For sale By all drugeists.
.Nga . % i4d&w1y
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IHE GRElI ENGLISH REMEDY

II . nover-failing Cure
'90f NervOas Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Wea K n e SIS.
0parmnsorrhes, LOST
MANHOOD. Impoten.
cy. Paralysis, and all
tie terrible effects Of
Self . Abuse. youthful
follies, and excuses In
maturer years - such
Is Less OF Memory,
I.assitudA Nocturnal
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-09

Warmers safc Kid.
s syf ai S,! hs.ss Care.
sale Teatcs Safe Pix
and Safe NeFvinc arc
also superior remedies, un.
equailed In their respect
i've ields OF diserse.
Warmers Safe Rem.
edtco are sold by NrEr.
gists and Medicine Dealer,
generally throughout tho
country.
Send for Pamphlet END
Testimonials.
II. II. Warner G. Co.
ROCHESTER,E.Y.
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In so ~ ! - - - -
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NELSON & CO.'S
ExPREsa,
Commission q Forwarding
Business.
$50

The absv~ nsmsd cor- peny Ass essshltsA.A :.
xHrss Hare Hstyuoa 9pGsoes snA - ~kns0a -
orst.>cs . Fine ~ eem4 ssaonssr toasto- n1rS
So bs'ts.u fr.m =. ~ % ~am ex1xnaSon
eA46s sxpep1seee6 fr&tlnen In 70 - msnn 81 4
He'd eoloe u = sssahns ~ - eA . sS
90 p~t I. WGHBvn
Aeense seoupdoftss lsnatn9 un6s4 0ufeGDag
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

80 - TIT
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-31
Master Commissioners Sale.

FTNHE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
/ S.S.-Pursuant to the command of anOrder for
sale from the Hamilton County Court OF Common
Pleas and to me directed l will offer at public
sale on TUESDAY. the 22d day of June, 1880. at
II O'Clock g. M, at the Court house i'm Cincin-
natl, the following described real estate, to-wt:
Lots numbered l, 2. 8, 4, 8, 6, So 10, II. II,
49, IA. Is, f6 and IT on Franklin Halliday's plat
of subdivision of land at North Bend, Miami
Township, Hamilton County, State of Ohio re-
corded in Plat Book No. A, page 223 of Hamiltnn
County Records; said lots fronting on the west
side of street laid out on said plat, and being
more particularly described as follows, VIZ:
Lot No. fronting S31a feet on said street, and
|extending back 1908 feet in depth, being OF tri-
angular shape. Lot No. 2, OF irregular shape,
fronting 40 feet on said street and extending
back 15e feet to an alley. Lots Nos. g. 4, g. T. 8,
9, 10 and II fronting each 10 feet on said street
and extending back the same width, $50 feet, to
an alley. Lots Nos. IL 13 Ia, l5 IL and II front
ing each SO feet ON said street and extending
back the same width, l50 feet to an alley.
LotNo. appraised at $40.
Lot No. 2aprraised at $50.
Lots Nos q A. 8 and apr raised at S65 each.
Lots Nos :. s. q 10 and Ii appraised at $15 each.
Lots Nos. L. 13 and Ia appraised ut $50 each.
Lots Nos 15, l6 and II appraised at $ll0 each.
To be sold by order OF Court in case Ne 81 .6S3
wherein Margaret Emerson, Exeentrix, Is plain
tiH and Franhlin Halliday eS al are defendants
Terms Of Sale-Cash on day of sale.
GEO w. STONE.
Special Master Commissioner
CHAMPION & WILLIAMS, Attorneys
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THE LEA CUE RACE.
THE LAND OF s.sTEADY HABITs,,.
How Connecticut Youths Enjoy
Themselves on a sS'Erain.p

HOW COnAeCL1Cut youths Enjoy
Themselves on a 'S'rrain."
Waterbury Comm Americana
On the train which reached Waterbury
at 8 o'clock last evening, were three or
four little boysjthe oldest of whom could
not have been more than IL or IA years
old, all beastiy drunk. Two of them
were maudlin and kept up an unintelli-
gible jargon, while the third and smallest
of the party lay across aseat dead drunk.
He presented q most sickening appear
ance, which had the effect to drive from
the car all who were not so drunk as to
be past being affected by the sight, and
his companions were too drunk to lend
any assistance. When the train reached
this station, brakeman dragged the
poor wretch from the Car and laid him
on the platform, whence he was dragged
away by some bystanders. A half-score
of young men, 20 years old and upward,
were also on the train, and were in var
ious stages of intoxication, some being
unable to walk without assistance. 1t is
bad enough to see full-grown man be-
reft of his reason and wallowing like a
hog, but when tender infants get into
the condition of those mentioned above,
the case seems ten times more deplorable.
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Baby Prizes, $500.

An eminent bankers wife of -, N
Y, has induced the proprietors Of the great
medicine, Hop Bitters to offer 5000 i'm
prizes to the youngest child that says Hop
Bitters plainly in any language, between
May I, 1880, and July 4, 1881. THIS is a
Liberal and interesting offer, and everybody
and his wife should send two cent stamp
to the Hop Bitters Mfg Co., Rochester,
N. Y, u. s. A., for circular, giving full
particulars, and begin at once to teach the
children to say Hop Bitters and secure the
prize
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NOTICE.

THO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: THE CEN
L CINNATI Soda and Mineral Water Works
hereby gives notice that they have complied with
all the provisions of the Act passed April 9th.
1885, relating to the manufacture OF mineral water,
etc. and that the bottles which they use in their
said business are marked as follows: Cincinnati
Soda 4 Mineral Water Works. J. Ii. Overdick,
Henry Ferhage, John Afwes, Rewwer Rus
Ramp. Siefert & Hudepho. and Frank Fuchs"
Any person who unlawfuflv uses, Or has in their
possession any OF said bottles will be prosecuted
according to law.
Cincinnati Soda & Mineral Water Works
BY KNUMENER & YERHAGE
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PROCLAMATION.
Mayor sPr0Glanati0l

AN IMPORTANT EVENT, BOTH TO THE
N people of this city and to the whole country,
Is 10 be celebrated on MONDAY, the 3lst instant.
The opening of the FIRST MILLERS' INTER
NATIONAL EXHIBITION. which will occur on
that day, marks an important era in the com mer-
eial and industrial enterprises of the United
States In is peculiar field. 1t will doubtless be
the most interesting and instructive exhibition
ever held in this country.
1t is therefore emfnently proper that suitable
recognition of the eveut,should be made by the
puullc-spiritsd citizens of Cincinnati and do
respectfully recommend that the buildings Of the
city, b tn public and private, be decorated with
the flags OF this and otner nations on that day. as
well as during the progress of the Exhfb ton,
which will continue from May 31st to June 26th
inclusive,
| do further recommend that at O'Clock D. m.
on Monday the 3ist inst. the hour announced
for the opening ceremonies all the bells of tho
city be rmg, that the entire population may be
malie aware OF the event.
further remind our citizens that during the
GRAIN CONGRESS and the sessions of the MA
TIUNAL MILLERS' ASSOCIATION our city will
be visited by a large number of PERSONS not only
from all parts of this country, but from the Do
mnion of Canada ana from Europe, prominent
In agriculture manufactures and commerce, and
that it is becoming that they should be greeted
with hospitality worthy Of their possessions. 1t
is to be hoped then that every citizen will be fully
impressed that he is specially charged with the
duty of making the visitors feel that they are in
the midst OF people noted for the cordial recep-
ton and the polite attentions which are due dis
tinguished strangers within their gates.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the City
of Cincinnati this twenty-ninth day
SEAL OF May, A. D., One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Eighty.
CHAs. JACOB, Jn.
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ETNO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN Messrs J. A..
i Brushing. Huesmann Co. hereby give notice
that they have complied with all the provisions Of
the act passed April g. 1880, relating to the manu-
facture of mineral water etc. and that the bottles
which they use in their said business are marked
as follows. '4Krusling. Hussman & Co" "B.
Biek 4 Co. !" "Bick d Rebel" "Stuck u Bueh-
ler," 'Stuck & Steingrave," "Buffen," TX. d. H. !"
Any persons who unlawfully use or have said
bottles in their possession, will be prosecuted ac-
cording to law.
j. A, KRUSLING, HUESMANN L. co