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Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
ScaIps Wanted.


 Our Silver City, New Mexican, friends, have al last ofsred inducements 10 hunt down 1be Apaehes that for nearly CT quite two years lave been ravaging South West efu New Mexico and murdering her ciii- zsss Two thousand and twenty dollars af last a0vicss, had beea subscribed for the procurement of scalps Of Faiding Apa- chss. This step vas not taken unsil hoE. TOTS had accumulated on horrors head and wssfefal var had imres erishea iise country and arenched she lasd vith blood Of slaughtered citizens. E s ouf wish and teryent prayer shat tha harvest ol coarse. black. straight lair. may |, mom AhnndanI
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

Chief Justice F. Bradford grinee. of New sIexicA and President of Ehe Terri torial BureHn of EnIi graiion aitempd to crowd 3 cIrpekbag fFlend. fresh from Flpslsing New York, upon ihe BuFeFu as its secretary at aH adsaneed saiag bat was brought up with 3 rguud isrn Iy Congressman elect. Tranqnilino Luna. whD saggessed resident of lhe Territory as {hc proper person te elect, wherennop Bs Honor, Che Jndge wsxed wTe1 anE FfIFf1r he color of bis bfeelh cloRi with onf climbing pole. Ilse aSsocIalion very properly ignored Inc Jaag aa6 elece1 $ secretary % the manos bonn. AeR1nan , Ia fouf biis.ers fhe Ju9ee for bls Sordsd attempt % skin iie Bureau fof lhe lieneiit Of his luslsne lfien1
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

The story printed in the klep9sffor and copied into tae Arizona Mining Joaruat that every person who could buy pe1 row or steal horse. mule CT barro were leaving for Tonio Basin, is nol as true as holy writ While thaE Is true to o'' very limited exteat ge have The satisfaction Of knowing that tl.e inward aow of the tide of emigration to Globe from fur Ten paris has not yet ebbcd.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

Ex-casllier q Pail. Krieger vsho rollhed the Broadway Bank of St. Louis and larslea is suiciss3 wlsen bis mistress died of appaplexy. Hat Inst visitation ef Prov. ideuce was too much For linn t made ihe world look blue, soo blue 70 render fife longer eHduraale. hence his extinguish Inent of his light of life by morphia.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

Apropos Of tiiG eYiFfd discussion about De enduring efteineut betNe Capt Eads and the 7nsf gineefs t IS in o. Ser io remark slat Re world viii get Hong iHsl as sell Withopi fhe Aitir1e aua Panams canals nben fhe Ie 3lIie pee l5 ia ian, nov Without lilal fai1eas cam roo tho cast end e lhs Louis bfd dRe sic
 tne army engineers were going fe buiii f0F tbe sieani'ee Tilh ehiNneys leo I0f.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

Utah's goeernas. AEnrsay. although slif. siciently mauied lly newspapers. of all parties for bis action withholding csr fispate of eleetQa Enan Cannon. has lase F been seorched hy a speech ffoHn-Sannoo
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

Joseph Sall ateT, once 3 iaeui oi Pzesc0tl. has aeoed San Francisco ner. cbanis and spssn away wilh stous 11. GO North ef goods and shipped then ts q 'cabalist5c ss in Yuma
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

The Gomssock no longer exciiesstlse ca pidiigof slark spectators eoInssoe eTlI are tu4nins saeiF backs upon NifgiHis sCitz and ztsll ng bee.iine foT Arszooa.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

Several capitalists. says Monasl dis. patch connected Nb mining and engi aeafinR progress ltFe are of.Bj1ine a eesapany 70 tunnel under thc aIls of Nj. asD 4bia eopntC. CT heien Canada and fhe United ba )e mad fi hy tunnel and llY by tube Certain railways afe 5orming comianAtifh 5.lr
 fslefn siie and is project 4 p
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

The ay f.our aill nor beI # legislature is nof. hy danad si9ht hF pcrfeclionse reaSoa
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

,ouny Court bill. aiis goa aaR no fFiends here among lax peysw
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

The IongfelloU M to essea A pradecg 0oo ingol eoppe de
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

Rad .he County conrl fiIl and
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

Ibe Sm oi5e fo se phla<e badly l1ealen esndl iS pp1 io l late 4tfneelalie nonfte snd de feale candidate fo dent eeF came neae7 5eine eced 'ia1 o1 ancek aid eR hcana more goles iil fIl
 ely of Blew ehid have made hini
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
Broad Street,
Where they sin sell goois Of she following
 ceseriplcls et
PRICES THAT eANN0T BE BEATEN IN CENTRAL ARIZONA.

Staple and FansIy Dry Goods, Fancy Goods. MatiFasses, Milliu- cry. Ladies, Aisses Children ad. lufanle Shoes ha'sally Blankets Quilts and CoTeriets, Hosiery. Lea. dies and Chiiaren's
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

urax. Rehrueg
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
GIVE Us A CALL,

Aaa re Nill prove that our goods LoHest
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
Mining Iimbers.

AlloIders ieis Viih q EON 6 BAILEY oi olebe, Nili be lrrompll attended %.
 sesars BATON B k1EK1 wili aiao keer nsenplT sensfansig ca band ap 1 eient for ell demand
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05
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Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-05

g. METERS
, 1881-08-23

Of New York t.n,,,t In nrn nIvht Yete
every sttp fluntjnr tn Et,oifsh linz ntte, m,rtI il
iInjlfnx, in t;mnl,cc' In Mcil,ourne. e'~ in in
Riincy, In Tara 'Town. If, ann
FranGlsco, and in every othor ptaco.
Tho nun IT TN S:on m auenk i9 thts WV
arts t,t cntcrIir intu tf t,,icstfr, Of liz ntnr.
nntionai inv. Thor havo or,,y bufore
ioncnae, na 'fenf enm oestiant
ihnt bIntI tban1 Ia mnv othfr dtity, Whcmaror
the ucstion 1r,scs in my country of tlio d,,ty
dt IL Il ~ frshincn viii, fvn If, H. thsy nrc mia
10 answer shat duty with the,r 1yes
in its tIrfeslsc. Tho Convention has decided
Tint bcixrrcnts 10 not usually iicgtn th0Ir
fortified tiRccs 0f tho pt,einy. and, Wills il
Ht1tilt fo Il ufnni thing for tito trjst prOpio to
begin by
, 1881-08-23
A WEARY VOYAGE.
Attempt OF an Old Sailor to End It by
suicide.

Of au Old Sailor to End It by
suicide.
Capt, John pomcroy, an old and woll-kuown
muster OF lake sailing vessels, attempted 10
commit suicide by tho 1audAnuur route ut nn
carly hour yesterday morn!nr In Room II at No.
COS State street, where he has becn living With
his wife. The inter was awakened by Ills heavy
breathing Mt at,out U o'clock IN the morning. but
III answer to m inquiry az 10 what alIod hlm the
Captain responded. "nothln9." and asked to be
lot alone. Shortly thereaGcr sho was again
awakened by his stcrturous breathing, and, fall
ting In an attempt to arouse him, first called In
Mrs. George, the landlady, and thon DR.. II. y.
Tucker. The latter upon examining tho patient
said It was s?n,e nnrcotlo p9ison, probably
laujhnun1, which allied him. Dr.. Hlldlehrandt
was called ln, nud tuxuthtr tho doctors mado
long and tedious efforts t0 savg the man. hu! ut
II they wers to meet with no success. Tho
Captain was known to hnve contemplated sui
eide, aud bis wife, upon finding him tlncon.
attempt 10 end hIs iifo. hut her mind was not
fully set ut rest Upon this point until DURING tho
forenoon, in rearFanHina too pillows 1sncnlh
note addressed to herself:
MAMlE; rnu wI!l, no doubt, ho shocked a. ny
ondlng. Suicide. viewed from the siandp2@int @ ol
onc who hMs suffered for years With s!cknets
and has to contend with pt,verty. dragging bis
stfous,oss that you nrp incurotIe, iijB loses lis
chart,s and death hns no tarror. and the IN
nias.a for lii carth1y troubles, III burial
tronb'rs me. know you hAvo not tic means
to put nc AWAY, bit sot,o Kind hearts Will como
charity Tor the dead, aud you viii ii1lu lleip ID
your trouble. il necessary cali On Col. George
H. Clarke, OF the Mlssion. u whole sou.td
what he preaciius, Lay mo, away ohcaply Us
consistent In ny lot ID Grnceland, In, Sec. T.
and i. Eo. :aW, II Mn source Of anxiety and
Gra1 ,,t1on yt,ti NJ we'll as oiors. Better out Of
tho wny, 1 love lite, aud would like to live, but
cAnnpt without submitting to degrndutlon
,ynrsf to fne than {1uath, I3[nrtc no ono for tho
ju,I,lanurn. 0ot It byn subtorfUgc. II It had
mt bccn that The rnzor wul1 have been used.
FOrvirp md for iii tho trouble 1 hnYe caused
, 1881-08-23
ACCIDENTS.
Careless Drivers and Careless podeRs
trlaus-FaliinE Into the River.

Careless urlvers, and Car eies6 podeRs
trlans-FallinE luto the River.
sollna Lents, 10 yoara old. whose pareuts live
at No. 20 Fake street, WAS accidentally thruwu
out Ut swing Sunday afternoon. and striking
upon her head against Tho Sdo OF q houfe VIVA
80 severely injured that she dtod ayo hours
later.
Caslmir Tlngor. au employ6 Of the Ba rtholo-
mac j. Leiuht Brewing Company. whlto IN the
act Of turning out Of ehe single streot.oar track
on Contre atrect. near Aurlbut, at ts45 yDatordRy
afternoon was run luto BY loaded sand
wagon aud team driven by Patrick
Flaherty, who eamo upon n'ul rcok1es!y
at full tsot. Tho light wagon in
b. s wa thrown out. I'D hati hIs lit ioT ITokaa
bslaw. tho kncc: Flahcrty WA arreatett ~
Tucked up q the larsa6ss stsest station apo"a
'pa s!sbaol ii Neaiis. il ycurs Cd, Lying With hls
parents at No. Lytle street, while attempting
aano 9enso asssa ' ness ito oorSur .
yesterday. Afternoon, accidentally *lipped aud
badly GralsnE tho tlesh. lte Wa takel, to tao
@Sss @ :as E. esssaesss sesa ssss G9 e.
,ytns @ Il So ;Eia Arnold strsos: ,sas accidentally
ess. ss..nS 4ass siadsoa III SarbSrn st1cst.
ono gf u. T. stapleys truck. waGons the uriTee s,
Ct which osesped ~ Fsp!aly dstytaE away 'sd,v 1e e
tArod about tho oKs. and was taken to nor no"o
sss1 & L Yss:' .;ss Ss ysf ys VII q:
aiouR tho Huntington Il Qulney ltaiiroaa.la stsg'
pnG a.tas for .n tnSoanE s;, ears wIIsh
fSat efaf6t r tFos At tho 4a' 'o and "a'
oaaiy ia}S5Sk uSeok yesterday forenoon an unknown
man who was walking alony th9 river bunk Jast
, 1881-08-23
..... SPAIN.
oTPlcIAi4 ERECTION RETURNS,
f.,f Ill Lii


MADn1p, Aug. :sa,.-The Official returns Of
the elections far this city given late last night
show that Seilor P0sada Herrera mud five
Liberals were elected Two minority seats
vera obtained by Canoyas and llonlero-ko-'
hicdo, who polied, 1,450 yotes only, aRa!nst
5000 given to th8. Ministerial ca1:dldNtes.
There are oyor 1a,0o0 abstent!ons in Mad.
rld. TeleKra,us were arriving every minute
speaking Of the vlct0ry Of tho BaRasta Cab!-
net In tie Provinces rs decisive one. :; Much
anxlety IL tclt about colonial elections,
as Con. Blanco and the West Indian
authorities : arc known to- be tavor!ng
the reactionary candidates. The provincial
elect.ons produced unexpected resplta In
many places favorable to ministerial candt.
dates, who were: returned tn as, districts
with considerable: majorItles The defeat
suffered by both Conservatives and ultra<
n,opates, was complete. They gained only
thlrty-four seats,>. On tho contrary, ~
;.a>-::s dAsTEl4AA wAs ELEoTEp. 80
In Barcelona Y and lieu.sea- \ Ills friends
sained besides twelve other seats In Seville,
Alicante, SRragossa; Catalonia sand tbs large
towns, The future House OF Deputies Will
be compossd sof 30 personal fFleuds Of
SAgRata, about hfty-fiYe friends OF Marshal
Campos. twenty-five independents, RnA
1oo :, Qppos!t!onlsts Of every shade.
, 1881-08-23
suCCEss or THE NtNiSrt:Il1AI.tsTs.
n Tho iptsfest Asaotidttd Press.


WEEKI.Y HEYIEW.
LONDON. Aug. :1!!.-Tto 1furl: La1o EE-
press, til It's weekly review OF the graln
trade, aays:
"rilc past weeks weather Inns damaged
and jeopnrdized tiie harvest. allhiGw Is RIP
idly developing IN stu,,llng grain, and the
cold nights md hot, moist days ara cn,stng
TINT In shcaves to sprout. The quality Of
the wheat from which thetvery best results
wcrc expected Is found to DO affected by prc-
mature rlpcncsst aud the quality md Yield
aro disappointing. In both 0reat Britain
and OF, the Continent thero las been Nil nd
valico III. the price Of wheat. not so1ely on
account Of the disappointing harvest. Stocks
llavs been lot down low III anticipation Of
carly deliveries. These calculations hnve
bcc,i Upset by tho weather, which entirely
prevented thrnsllI1lg from tho fields. Tho
bulk OF the crop must 60 through the orli-
nary sweuttng In r1cks before It comes tn
amy extent on tho market. Practically, there
Is no old nnttvo Wheat"
TIL; ADVANCE
Is In sympathy with foreign values. Wheat
opened Mt all advance Of 213 sllfl1ngs clos.
!ng 3I4 yhillings dearcr. The new crop Is
difficult to quoto OF account Of the varied
Qnaiity and the scnrcity. Tile foreign trndc
l,as been more active. Aftllcrs lnye been
pling up st0cks at an advance OF 3@i shlil-
tngs per quarter. Flour has been sCnrcc OIL
spot. Monday prices improved . slifll lnEs,
and Friday values were still itrmer. Foreign
supplies continue light, and show a siln1lnr
advance. Darley was a shilling dearer, III
sympathy will. other feeding stufts. Foreign
was Irregular md III favor OF sellers. Oats
Improved ai,l1fnR on account OF bad pros
poets of tho new crop, Foreign was deNror.
, 1881-08-23
FALSE PREIENSEs.

George Measor. swttchman omptoyed on the
Milwaukee s. St. Paul Ralroad, wns nrrestcd nnd
locked up at the Wcst Madison Street Sub.Sta-
tlon laBt night for drawing the pay Of 1tobert
Miller, another enploy6 Of tho road. Ho asked
the yazslmHstes II Miller hid drawn hs pay, and.
Upon receiving Il negative reply, wcat into tho
puy-ear, and, representing hlmsott as robert
Miller, drew SO. Wheu officer Hoffman went to
Noasor's ho1uet on Western avouuo. l,ear the
1'an-lIandle Road, to arrest hita, Measor locked
hlm8clf Ia an iunRr room, atld was only captured
by q ruse, whereby the officer lod him to cue.
pcct that DO had loft tho premises. 10 aoknoNi.
what ho did with Il. AZ hg WIS not required 10
slgn In receipt for tho money no charge Of for.
gerry pan bo prptcrred.
, 1881-08-23
IRISH REvOLUT1oNrsTs.

PROCLAMATION OF THE DYNAMITE COUNCIL.
HpfetaI Dnpatch to TIA Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yonx, Aug. e1.--rhu so::cailcd ), Dynamite
Council " has sent out to tho world mass Of
xpoos,su up ~ '"e .s rs.s" aosan nn ,n,"
per- psr.ons, - aaa aud e, would ' 10 written ' in
tho fourth IT sherp was ono. and is as unnter.
cstiug aud untmportant document as one so
Of It which will attract any public at
n tsnsn hnt Il ta anat oS IN Of wsS ns
I.. ,a.. nsos ds Wma,,ah ,aasohar,s ..,n" " ~
~ c"so vw I .ha .hinninr ] nts sns s nsurapoo
comp"nies % Of r Ear}anti to petition Mr.. Gladstone
for Reconsideration OF tho Irish question" and
oxpress tho opinion thas atter Sept. II
Will Do well for all peaceablo people TO
AVON "rArnoSlzlNa SHIPS
" auaS. ". 'uy op ,hot w. tns sos M
,hs iatrS vi! ss nscsssaFly ] n ssose , s o l.
eSrs" rho M nrocianat,on issot By lis Dynamite
cqSns!l a! & !: ioIsEs; j. ..,o, =, ,r,.n n,,on..
~ Efs ST., gu o sny slaaa o HIM t'sf Ia ra
II natonai, @ iaaspa5nteSqe 5 5 H.. it r. was .,!l; q;
ft9a bs3 ad tn ooins W. tat @ a,,"aion aoonH.
# lhey .iooc, thsy wo,,j baye o abts md Il
sy shoxSI az xos at ts haa aa,s 70
~ sss as% % s: s!eSss IS
tn9 exttoo AF'sa 10 ao ans'a'as '"os 'oo"ka'
p'ups. = ~ 49,, .>,,,
STRIKE DOWN TIE ENEsly or IRELAND.
Third, It WAS decided tbut tho interest tue Irish
had jhiey taken ii Parliamentary agtHt1an
showed that thoy sui Till hopea Of Yctting
aoincttI1,T BY bicycling aud praying to hi.
gland, Ana thAt, combined WITH tho
na 1Sa' i%' IL pnrnnsne n9 a' viz wuro e sppose
10 sepsss % onaa nraa ',a pfayIuN VIE 70
th1 W96 M ior money @ ~ pE o 9a ao irs
,,,rIn n r,,s, IVY ~ Mpxn ~ nnnSt
" neRgshX tIgta EnRsanu, sao"9a ,an,,s, u,
l,on OF mi to'1Ks aoung on ~
gseIy' s " what 1 ta psr,i",ncSrnry q ass NAV .aV
or sn'H .,H roiamd w nrt y" tet she ana notsnt
faot that Gun 10 mot II, Castio Garao,. any
tny, q tue rear 1t Irish girls fFe,n u
~ SnPSetesttsa M AK e eara money To ho'p father
~ - tAt M.Mt lu a ~ haHp.osn al,.. IT,. ~:
tGa ya"Soscs snEa Eaaana dst
brings saGa d:st5uos'on upon % lne yon9s WON'T M
, 1881-08-23
SWITZERLAND.

LONDON, Aug 2as.-Speclal dfspatehes from
Geneva report tint the Socialists have ad-
dressed threatening letter to tho Federal
Tribunal III regard TO their appeal from tho
decision Of the Grand Council Of Zurich pro-
l,!bittng Social Congress there in Septom-
bcr. THO letter warns tho Judges Of tho TrI-
buna1 that they will be tho first to he blown
up, nnd states that the Socialists llayeenoNgI,
dynamite to blow UP half Of Switzerland,
mud TINT 1t Is III Switzerland that II conilaRra-
ton will begin that will burn up tho world.
, 1881-08-23

an Inquest yesterday. aud tho Jury rotutnet
vcrtlfnt OF accidental dfowoIng.
Tho Artrory patrol waEun, while responding
to cnlt at +:u yesterday afternoon. acuidcntRl-
" colltdcd with 4 hofso and bnKgy on uearborn
street. near SfadIson. nMncd hy August Hasnar-
etadt. bnri>er 1T No. 14f& Wtst Madison street.
Tho buggy uaA bRhIy broken. and tho ouanpAnt
wHa thrown nut and rhtl1er s0V6fnly Injured. tic
was attended BY Or. ". r. Ak(us, aud .wAs
trenCG sent to hl0 home. .
, 1881-08-23
rUNIS.


LoEpoN, Aug. GA dispatch from Col
eta says: "Tlle 13ey's troops l,aya started
on their expedition. TwQ French columns,
epch 1900 strong, have loft Goleita. Ono
column will occupy 1lammauct, to the nortl.
OF Susn, md tho other Will e,,camp ut Zago-
nun, fifty miles south Of runIs."
, 1881-08-23

beng called bcforn tho curtain several times,
and tho Inter receiving sovera! baskets OF How
ert which Ind tho appunrnuco oE Hpuftanefty.
It was noticed that the most ultra speeches Of
Dantt cnlleti fort, Tho lotideat demonstrations
OF approval fr0n tho galleries, which stubborn
iy refuses TO DO Shocked, Though tho anthnr tn:
tended thoy should bo. "pnniol iioohat" will
be repeated until further notice.
, 1881-08-23
SAN DOMINGO.

l,EvoLuTI0SlsTs, KILLEU.,
HAVANA, Aug. GA recent arrival from
San Domingo says that ten reyolutlonIsts
were Killed and twenty wounded III mn eA-
counter with troops, j..
, 1881-08-23

TIE END or "TfrE WORLD"
hut flyo nights and two matlntes more will bo
Rvcn OF "The World" at MoVicker's Theatre.
ThurAdny will bo M cxtra nIEbt. Or which oo-
oaalon each lady will tn presented with boquel.
, 1881-08-23

- N0vAI4 VIslT0tM.
LoxnoN, Aug, 29-Tho King and Queen OF
Denmark arrived at Cronstadt yesterday.
'rhay were met by tho Car, tho Czarlna, and
tho Grand Dukes, and proceeded to Pcterhof
With u0nl.
, 1881-08-23

CIItcA1oANs Al SARATOGA AND NEWPORT.
= Special DIspateh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoMK, Aug, s3,-t)ll tcngoalls nj Sara-
toga to-day: John II. Corse, Mr. urd Mrs.
Joseph H. Chandler, n1itl Miss G. 4. Roberts.
At Newport: A. a. Libby,Jr., md tic Misses
Libby,
, 1881-08-23
CUBA.

HAVANA, AuE, A.-Tha elections ycster-.
day for members Ut tho Spanish C01tes ro-
suited In The return Of majority Of tho
Conservative candidates..
, 1881-08-23
TIE FRENCH ELECTIONS.

T1IF: FlsEECll ELECTloNg.
.BERr.Iy, Aug. oo99.-Tho result of tho F.cnoli
elections may Influence tho negotiations tor
m allIance between Italy, Austria, and Cor
many,
, 1881-08-23

WlLM1N0roN, Del, Aug, aa-Tha Do'a-
ware State Flro Il Marlno Insurance Com
pany has transferred lts existing policies
to foreign company and retiEes from busi'
, 1881-08-23

has started for Cdflstantlnople to present Ills
letters Of reeall rs Gormun Ambassador.
Baron Won Ralowltz will bo appointed his
SUCCESSOR.
, 1881-08-23
EGYPT.

AN ArgRAY nErwEEN SOLDIERS AND CIT
IRENE.
, .OAlno, Aug. 22.-In Soudan oil afffhy oc-
Cured botween the population and soldlory,
caused by tho preaching Of false prophet.
Onu hundred md twcnty Egyptian soldiers
were killed.
, 1881-08-23
FOREIGN.

El)hlLlO4N'
,n,oess Of the Republicans in
sundays Elections IN
France.
s'''''I Fall as Not Terrible, but
fiumi|iating.,
..e,e ROYAL, Assent Formally
*he !: Given to the Land
Bill.
chore Is to l'c No General AM"
ncsty Of Irish "s'ts-
pocts."
r,thar sheehy and Some Other
Prisoners However, will
Be Released.
soeess, Rewards the Ministeriaiists
" in the Elections for the
Spanish cortes'
, threatening Letter from tho In
ferual Socialists to tue Swiss
Federal Tribunal.
vss.1v Roylsw Of the British Grain
T,sda-AAairs in Afghanistan
aud Tunis,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-19

William J. Coughlan, of Somerville. Mass,
says: lin the fall of 1876 was taken with q
sioled Ueedingcf he l,e,gs, followed bya severe
cough | was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said had hole in my
left lung as biz as ahalf dollar. gave up hope,
but friend told me Of DIX. WM. Halls Ball
SAM FOR THE LUSGs. / got bottle, when TO
NV surprise commenced to feel better, and to-
day feel in better spirits than have the past
tree years. Iwrite this hoping that every one
Halls BALsAM FOR THE Lungs, and be con-
WINGED that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED"
Also sure remedy for Colds, Coughs, and all
Chest and Lung Diseases. Sold by druggists.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-19

The Swiss are not little exercised
by the proportions which emigration
from their country is rapidly assuming.
The gathering of 1000 emigrants in
Basic the other day has excited COM
ment, and we are told that "almost
daily bands of emigraats are passing
writer says that when an emigrant was
asked. "Are you, too, leaving us?" the
answer was, d" Yes; there is nothing for
me to do at home.'' This answer has
been made the text for leading articles,
in which the Federal Council is called
upon either to take measures to remove,
if possible, the cause of the emigration,
or at all events to guide it in such way
that the emigrants may not be entirely
lost to Switzerland.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-19
The Positive Cure

fer all these Painful Csaplaasts asA Weaknessss
soesaasa to our best female population.
It will cure entirely the worst form of Female Com
plants, al ovarian Troubles Inflammation and Ulcers
ton, Falling and Dsliscements, and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and Is particularly ADAPTED to the
Change Of Life
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-19

"A young friend of mine was cured Of an
Unsuitable thirst for liquor, which had so
Frustrated him that he was unable to do any
business. He was entirely cured by the use
OF Hop Bitters. 1t allayed all that burning
thirst; took away the appetite for liquor ;
made his nerves steady. and he has remain ed
a sober and steady man for more than two
wears, and has no desire 10 re turn to his cups /;
know of a number of others that have been
cured of drinking by it."-From u leading
K. X. Official, Chicago, Ill.-Tin.es.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-19

fer all these Painfsl Cs0plaants ssA Weaknesl
seesaaea our hset e ale pep.latien.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-19
[south Bend Evening Register.1

When certain powers are claimed for an
article. and everybody testifes that it does
more than Is claimed for it, to gainsay its
worth is useless. This 10 the substance Of
the St Jacobs Oil record.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-19

WHEN it comes to descending ladder the
bravest of us generally back down.-Phaadei-
Uhid Ehron.eie- Herald
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-05-19

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