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The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

Work is progressing rapidly uI the Independence mine, and they are taking outa great deal of ure that will average S1OO per ton.
 Work is suspended temporari' Iy on the Cox and Coplin mine. The air became bad, and hose had to he sent for. The hose will be here next week, and the work will go ahead again. The tunnel is now within 8 feet of the man ledge.
 Rummors are aflOat-we hope. they are true-that the Golden E.ele will soon be started up again. We cannot gun any aci curate knowledge of the matter.
 Frank Amator just brought Us in some magnificent specimens of ore from Mir. BurbridgoI mine and the New York. He speaks highly of the property. Where the specimens were taKen from, there i> l5 feel of good ore, and ihe is about 20 feet. The owner has larg~ quantity of ore out, and Mir. A. tells us that there are thousands of lOus in sight.
 The Hoosier mine has been sold to Eastern parties by its own CTS, W0od-on and Ellis.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

Mir and Mrs Webb, Mir and Mrs L Furrer, Mir and Mrs Felipe Amabisca,.
 Among the young ladies present were the Misses Mary and Frankie Alexander Rosalia. Dolores and Rijina Coutreras' Virginia and Co mela Ortega, Carmen, Eloisa, Dolores Amabisca, Maria and Dolores Avlla, E James of Martinez Cal. and also Miss Hoagland of San Diego.
 And young gentlemen present were Messrs W Milliar, J W Darlington, Pale mon and Francisco Avila. Francisco and Joscmaria Amabisca, W Hodges. H H and W Douglass. Bernardino Contreras. All Wright. H A Meedeu, Palcntino. Frank and Peter Burke, Louis leager.
 The Dancing continued until the "wee sma' hours" 0: the night.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
(Fron The St~I')
Old Hat District.

Mir. Charles wimpie returned yesterday from Old Hit District, where he has heen fbr few days past. He states that lhe mill re, gently erected about eight miles beyound Weldnn's camp. is run ming on ore from the Imperi ,l mi e, and all the indications are that it will be a surce<s.
 The mill is of the Huntingdon patent, ard stamps are not used in conneclion with il. The mill has capacity of thirteen tons in -four hours. and only re- uuires six men to operate it.
 The ore from inc Imperial Is said tn average $23 in gold, and there is now at the mill TO tons. Dr. II. H. Lyons, of Oakland, Cal is the owner of the mine and mill and the result of the first clean up" will be awaited with consi' derahle interest, riff the results are anything like what is antici' rated, Old Hat District will hHve bonanza of the first magnitude.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
ARIZONA MINING NEWS.
Globe District.
IFrom the SilUer DeH.l

Lieurance Bros and Salter are pushing their tunnel along on the ''entrhlih. They are now in q little over 80 feet, and the indi- cations go to shnw that the ledge is near at hand. From this mine considerable ore was taken snmp time ago that worked over $l80 per ton. From small quantities of it, some fabulous ass 'ys have he4n made. It bids fair t0 become d valuable property.
 Holmes has made an important strike on the Democrat.
 Erllnd and Sturgis are about closing contracts for the erection of tbeirWOrks'
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
Tombstone District.
(Frona The Epitdl3h.)

From Tue EpHdph.)
 Mir. Keleher, Deputy U. s. Mineral Surveyor, surveyed for x patent the Wheeler mine yes. terday. IL looked d little as if there would be trouble over the matter at one time, owing to some parties coming on the ground, who had subsequent loc.'ions to the Wheeler, that lappcd over Ol 10 it, impeding the work by tear ing down the stakes set by the surveyor. Deputy U. $. Marshal Etlp was call upon and would have arrested the disturbnrs had they not gone away and left the surveyor to d. his work in &ccord- ance with his instructions from his superior officer.
 Work will be immediately started upon he Mountain Maid lhine and pushed forward for al .here is under the ground nr on the surface.
 The Verde is situated about one mile south of Grand Central and in the line of the great mineral belt. II has one shaft down 49 feet and another one down 80 and still sinking When they reach. 100 feet they will cross cut the the ledge.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
THE BALE.

There was very recherche gathering at the Court House on Last Saturday even ing, brought there by neat initiation carrying with it the pleasent reminder that even the Angels dance" We have never had a more enjoyable time, nor at. tended dance where there was such an entire absence of formal restraint and su much unanitnity III the determination 10 "the occasion a success" The supper was all that coIld be desired and the music, unusually good. In tact there was pOt d face in the entire throng but wore a smile and hardly toe but what did the fantas- tic. Much credit is due to Mcs.ts William s. Hodges. A. H. Wright, Pete, F Buke, and others for their happy efforts in bringing about such a delightful reunion of friends. Among the guests we noticed the following:
 Mir aud Mrs Sam Purdy Jf, MT and Mrs Fl N Alexander, Mrs Antonio ContreraS Mrs G " Norton, MT and Mrs JOsemari' Contreras. Mir and Mrs Chas Webber, Nil and Mrs Dr K CortOn, Mir and Mrs Dl JR Tasgsrt. NJ. snd Mrs Col Al Barney
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
NOTICE

After this date all fees in my ofice must be raid in advance Of work done. Any prospector known to be broke and without employment can have all the work he requires done without charge There will be no exception made with others. luna A. I. Feb. 10th 1881.
 SAMUEL PURDY JR.
 County Recorder.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
Assessment Notice.
ToT.L GOODMAN.

U.L. GOODMAN.
 NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
 I have expended one hundred (l00) dollars on each of the following named mines located jointly D. you and William Bcnr with me to wit: he Gro GrAnde and La Plata Bonita and if within 90 days from date hereof yOu fail to Day to me your proportion thereof amounting to fiXty six Ind 66l00 dollars your eight ti3le and interest in the said mines will cease and bec0me the property of the un- der>igurd according the DrOrisIons Of sec tinu 232f of an act of Congress approved may 10th 1872. Dated PlOmOsO Yums County j. T Jan. 18th 1881.
 3-gt C.L. BANCROFT.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
BORN
It Yuma April 27ih to the wife Uf Along Fcra a daughter.
Noticia de la Ley.

Tod, persona qle dislmra pis tnia O ntro arnr en ralle put'ic;i ntra parie sin drScriminacin diSturbiu de Ia paz |. quieiud dr lu lnhabItHnteS pnnien,lo cn ptligro la vidadH cuale~gupra, ser, rnultad0 V en Srgun Ia OfenSh ncltrah Y pagara tudo gasto del proced'
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
ExcIuGiHg the Hebrews.

New York Aplil ?6-The Herald says that several watering place hotels aIe pre- .,ariug tu follow the example 0, Curblt of Manhattan Beach, in thr exclusion ui Hebrews, and cites one of Gozcn adver, JIscmeEts ui first. Glass houses appearing in to days papers notifying Hebrews not To apply.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

B DimUnds of the finest quality, sin gle stones aud clusters. Fine small sturer for $20 medium sizes worth three lim~s the money, for $S5; large stones for S5J to $60. If you want barSins in that lln, send to Uncle Harris 221 Kearny street between Bush and Sutter.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
Secretary Lincoln,

New York, Aprii 26-A Washington special says Secretary Lincoln it is under >lood, has dec ared lis intention to relieve al. d send to their regiments such officers of the army as have enjoyed the soft bille' ofdccachea duty in abont and Washing ton for several years The most pronoun eco case, and one without nanallel, is that of Thomas H. Bradley. Br, vet Captain and First Lieutenant of the 2lst I.fantry, who has b~en on detached service in the office "f the Secretary of War for nearly elgh- teen years and has never done days duty with his regiment since he was appointed Second Lieutenant. Tn 1886,
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

The recent resignation of Brady as Sec oud Assistant General of the Post office Department will he the key note for all investigation and discovery of One Oi the biggest steals of the Public's money on record and only squalsd by the Post tra der Belknsp.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
The senate.

Washington April 26-Scnate-Leave was granted, on the suggrsti"n .f El- mund>, to the Juddlciary Committee to sIL during recess, if that should ever sc cur, 70 investigate lhe subject of bank iuptcy. moIion for executive session WAS lost, 4 to 24.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

We had the pleasure of meeting Comm aore Haires of the Westera Union Tele- graph Co in town Tuesday, the Comodere had been to Deming and was on his way home to Los Angeles.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

The high hill which stands betweed the Railroad track at the DepUi oppOsite the new hotel is b0ing cut down by the Rail- road Company with forge force of men The cutting down of this hill will be great improvement to that part of tho town.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
Indian Agent.

Washington, April 26-Tne President has nominated Roswell Wheeler, of India ua Agent for Inuans at P.mt and Mari cupa, Alizuna.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

Nr Tho,. Hughes got back on Sundays train from shorL visit to Los Angele' Cal. Mir. H. is luoking we'll hnd glad to get back to Yuma's delightful climate.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

Sheriff Hudgrs got back on TueFd y xy.niuys raiu ffom StOckt tDn Cal. Where he took Juan Martinez on charge of in- sanity.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

The following changes of Railroad time have beeu made. No l9 Atlantic Express 73OP Nj. No. 24 Freight for Los Angc- les leaves Yuma at 4.30 F. NJ.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

Any one desiring tu purchase or good horses will do well bY calling on Leo. Furrer at the Yuma Exchauge."
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

Col.J. NJ. Barney and family left on Wednesday evenings train on snort visit to Tucson.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

The Steamer Mohavc will leave for El D,rado Canon and intermidiate landings to morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

Ch.s Norton of Silver Districtis in town this week. and reports progress Ill ms district again.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
lroncao Mining Company

T OCATlON OF PRINCIPAL PLACE lL location of works, Silver District Yu- ma County. A. T,
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that al meeting uf tho, Board of Directors, Erld on the TWENTY NlNEIH day of NOV EMBER 1880 an assessment, (NO. 5 oi i've cents 0 cts ) per share was levied up- on the capital stock of the corporation, pavabn immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office oi the Company, Rooms and 9 No. 324 Pine street, San Francisco California,
 Any stock upon which the assessment shall reman unpaid on the TWENFi- EIGHT day of JANUARY 1881 will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at pub lie auction; and unless payment is made before will be sold on MONDAY the INV ENTY-EIRST, day of FEBRUARY 1881 10 pay the delinquent assessment, to- .sether with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors.
 CALVERT MEADE. Secretary, OFFICE-324 Pine street,
 San Francisco California,
 PosEpoment.
 The delinquent day of above assessment is hereby postponed until February 26th. 1881 and the day of sale until Monday March 2l>t 1881. By order of the Board of directors.
 CALVERT MEAD. Scy. Postponenent. The above delinquent uay of the abov' SsrSsmcnt is hereby postponed uht' April 4ih 1881 and thr day, of sale unt; Iundav the 25th. day of IA Til 1851. E rtrr of The Board of Directors CALVERT MEADE, SccY. ResciudmenE. The assessment No. of the Iron Car dning Company was this day resinded " order of the Board of Directors. San Francisco April 4lh 1881.
 15-2t C. MEADE sccy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30
LOCAL MATT E RS.

Warm weather is beginning to st in'
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

Col E. E. Hewitt is paying Yuma a visit this week.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

Why is it that Ice is so slowly coming Tn this summer when the demand is so large
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

The Colorado and Gila bottom forests ar. ceyered with their Summer verdure.
The Arizona sentinel., 1881-04-30

The river is on the rise again this week
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08

John Schsuss was very much fright
sned and his head was very badly swol'
len when he wss brought before Justic,
Wanaell 10 the Police Court, to snswsl
for being intoxicated.
~Eopnd drunk In the street." said the
Court. Schsuss stared At His Honor
apparently bewildered
aWhy don't yon speakf The Judge
says You we're drunk. Open your mouth
an say somethin'. Ain't you got NJ
tongaei queried Policeman McSally, 10
rapid style as be endeavored to shake
the prisoner into . comprehension ol
what Was said
.lsh dot SOY querisd MI. schauss
innocently.
Sshwar,x," dried McSslly, al he slared
a the prisonet aid grew red 10 the face
s.Der Cbudgs says you vas bin trunks
Vas hshei sic -ae sagen dsxu. ~ qne.
ried Interpreter Schwsrts.
A smile spread over Schauss' isse "a
be looked upon the ruddy countenance
OF Mr. SchwartI.
.Och das is goot," hs exclaimed.
aYou vas Elm Deutschman.
"Yah," replied Schwartz. "Vas haben
sic zn sagen ,"
Dots righd l vas Deutschman too.
You was ein lsndsmsn. Ich war elm
geladrn kindtaut und trinks blndy beer..
said Schauss.
WHIST does he say !" asked the Cou't
"He saws be "a. ~ baby ghristenin
md he drinks blendy beer" said
Schwartz '1ts
"Tep dollars fine" said His Honor.
sTzen dollar STRAIT, exclaimed Schwartz
"You vas no goot; you gesf me sway
said Schauss, looking ang'ily st she in.
tprpreter. as
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08
Do Something, nat

Do not spend yuur precious time 10
wishing. and watching, and waiting for
something to turn up. IL you. do, You
may wish and wsteh snd vait. forever,
You can do it II you will. but you must
put forth the effort. Idleness and indif.
ference, never accomplished anything
1t takes energy and push to make head:
way in the world. And an active, en-:
ergetic, perseverlhg man is sure to sue.
ceed. II he can not do one thing, be
will do something else. II lie ,tsn fol
succeed ia one direction, be will IN some
other. He will d.. something. He vii
not waste bis time 10 idleness. There /.
no lack OF work, no lack Of opportunf
ties. DO what comes to your hand, ant
do It we'll. True progress leads from
the less to the greater You mnst he
gin low il you would build high. worl
ia ordinarily the measure OF success
Quit resolving and e.resolvfng. 6,
and DO something. fs se.s;a e, Il
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08

~ The New York Herald's late re.
ports from Southern Indiana and Illinois
Indicate that the wheat crop in those re-.
eions will be failure. Osiug to the
late planting and the early hard winters
large portion Of the wheat lsnd 10 said
to he ~ mass OF ice" and Il 10 not be.
lieved that much more than . 9th Of
the crop made under favorable circum.
stances will he realised this year. 0u
the 18th inst. ! Chicsgo dispatch intima.
ted that for the ssms reasons there were
fears Of deficiencies Of the wheat crop
in portions of Iowa, though investiRs-
tion proved the case wss not % bad in
that State q bad been feared. z 50
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08

bat law sakes shvs, no; Why before ~
got through eating things 80 ~
*Then you had oil the dishss 20 wash,
put In Miss Purday. s6T El,.-
HBless Jon, moi. I: We had. attempted
to wash the dishes, / know Mrs.. Noble
would have stopped d, and besides II
would have taken rs half the uight, and
OF course she didn'texpect If. But o. ]
vas saying. they kept staying. and II vas
alter midnight before they all Got away
"Well. the next Sunday We Oh thought
the! pastor would have an extra sermon
aud make some sckno Judgement, of the
|donstiou besides, and Of course every
body went to meetin'. startsd early
and stopped for Melissa Jones on the
yay, When We got most there, Melissa
'4opped sudden, aui sags eh1as w bst. ON
'b bss 81 deA M fif d y l B5dSsd sea1 INV: Nv
thing Don't you see. said she, that
every body stops ond looks at the par.
sonage % II something VISA the matter ?
[,Sure enough, says 4; lit cant be there's
Grape on the door Well, We hurried
dong and what do you think We saw
|lestooned the bull length OF the piazza .
[elistenin' in the suni What, indeed. but
|sausaq qss-link on link! -. :
"ls it possible p exclaimed the dress.
linsker, shaking oil over with laughter.
Isf beg your pardon, Miss Betsy. but I
couldn't help laughing; it 10 Too funnv." !"
at wasn't ANYTHING lauohable. Mia
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08
Hathv.
Blue AND GRAY.

~oh .oth., Ia. A. ~ 49,, - h,..o
And what 90 shsy nssa ~ xrayF"
1 aeAIo ron sas me- q : ussis oniid
80 = o0cnasa ln ron plsy.
- nl.s3 "isa .sArS
!. -. - -, ~ y -'1 - -
a ~ .'.o0sn'. r"-g a'. Nv 'aany sls"
- - '-,-- - .'A A
.Whv. noth.r,. ave. ~. hl., =, .,..t
q And grandma. hair /, er.vvss 81
aug sne iove 70 osar oos darisas enno
Grows stronger every any. ss..s s
Dus what d,d they neanf 4 persisted tns child
or Or saw = tNo er,Pples eo-dAy.
= sr Txl S-S.SsSs.A. ~ =. y. -. -
y
"Now he Of tho blue Esd lost leg.
And the othsr. had but one .rm.
And beth seemsd worn. snd weary And sd.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08
Lincoln and Suianer.s

The following story OF L,Eooln, like
many others, may or may not be true.
Senator Sumner called one day to advise
the President. he tslked long. alearri-
edly, and. as usual, rsther diciatofially
Lincoln hesrd him through, smiling 'oc
cssionsllyj but making no remark. When
the steam Of senatorial, eloquence finally
stopped, be said, TO the utter am azement
OF bis distinguished guest Stand up.
Simmer, and let ne measure bstkS.'
Sumner stood pswith all the teluctsncr
81 offended dignity. and The stwop backs
were brought in contact si"Ah," said
Lincoln, when the measuring vas ended,
l"ny back is q good deal longer than
yours, Sumner; yes. a good deaflonger.'
Tue interview, as might be supposed,
was speedily terminated; and. sSss The
door closed upon the tall form, Lincoln
remarked, as II soliloquizing, TO 3 friend
present: "SumnerS smart msn, a
mighty smart maniw WhatIan !edccxtion
he's gotl i wish j, had snchasonen Sum.
ner onght 40 lhea KING 4 Of Prussia; sthe
place wculd just suit him.T hlybsss-D
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08

Even poverty is better than avarice,
for while poverty wants msny things
avarise wants everything. NJ 5i's ~
l. Was very hard on q celebrated
physician to cay that when b. went han.
t,ns during his holiday It Was the only
time 10 the year when be didn't kill any,
thing =. ~ a Ee its8 y
The man who revsnges every wrong
that 10 done him hiss no tims ftf any
thing else. II you make youf lFe Z sue
cess you can afford 10 let tho dogs bark
rs you go.by. 4 Il
Prompt relief in sick headsche. diszi-
ness, nausea, constipation, pain In the
side, etc, guaranteed TO those using
Carter's Little Liver Pills One pill Z
dose. Is cents.
Don't depend on snybods's assistsnce
but 90 TO work with the determination
to succeed There are too many mer
who. like the clergyman who was dis
tant lels,ion OF the bishop, expect son
one to give them atari, and die with
loot ever having really begun.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08
Mrs. Partington says

Don't take any OF the quack rostrums,
as thew ere regimental to the human cis.
tern; but put your trust Ia Hop Bitters,
which will cure general dilapidation. COS.
tive habits and All comic dissases. They
saved Isaac from severe extract OF tri-
pod fever They are the .s plss snans
OF medicines. -Boston Globe.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08
I. r. FARQUHAR. M. ID.
formerly Of zanasyiliA, OhfO,l

Physician and Surgeon,
Omcs and rssidsues il the Waltsa property.
WOO SFIEL D, o n o.
Havine located ct the shove place. oders big
Pressssieasl services, whore he hopes By
close aatsntion 70 businsss - Esrtt publis
esnldsnsA and patronage.
Chronic Diseasaa viu reesivs special
attention. nay4,':sv
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08
Eight5,Eile Dollar toet;,,.r

80 .You .doipot tell me thai. yopf kus;
band is up and about ssain, and siffrSiI
cured by so simple . medicine q rsikt
er's Ginger Tonic 2" "Yes, indeed. I
al" sid Mrs. Bepjamin 20 hsr sn4tif.
ing teigbbor," Iapd that too xhet aWo
had foolishlv paid eighty s6ve doliSss I'D
doctors bills and prescriptions Spd. ,af.
tef he had been given or. by his, phys:-
clans 70 die. Now nv hosband feels q
wellasieSer,, entirely cured " sthis ssx.
cellentsT Tonic. And many ssick Cusu
nieht'be we'll in asveek II they would
only Try, il, ,.a., vni,se -, sssI..s.s,,,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-02-08

CfT'is sAzs{eys xeo0, preservRuont-r
yoe M : ., ss..a9s sosH 1ss pointed oni as "tte 1e.
tree oi tue 1yonN tue monk seeming
u ~ .ees,s 49, u ,s srestest adofstion2
.a' : 'pss vsspsaessa 'eesiiys procured
~ - : s. N +. lss tea vee. W corrse,
!. A"e" w ~ "a an's w not tqe syerItahle
.aes ~ ssuny. lor uunq9esti0nablY Titus
u:.e'iy ussu.yeu evesy]ens of the trees
,;s. a ssoe9 ns - ouane sne Ssuoss
- 80 a. sssss.i s W luogo. sxpstevet ~
~ .r' s.,s' 8. 'yss''on,et Soliq not &C.,
~, "a,.s ..1s ssasssslg .si unqer tne shade OF
Suo :. s.se WV srue, sue trees, amidst tue
.. 80 e 49,. xsss.. .ast alWays preysais
!. .Is. : 'v - leve.entai ave, 90
suesc s leoyst ~ .s nind the wondrous
sses g q e z - ~
49,, 1sy 'soN Ng,say =
smsss' 49, - - a. e.,s snao;ya W sIses
u''ls' Ses uis WI 20 uone' = iss-
't "a COOL SLOAN. iisa snll
g Every Bible reader must be familiar
Win SaIoams A favorite resort OF the
Sav,ors maze lnemofa6ie by psgsn ~
well as oy Christian historisns, itis the
~eh-spr'ng that Is best Known the world
over. 81 s'a5st14 e ssa7
.iot all tue Scriptural' localities about
Jerusalem .nis one IS the most mnd's'
rnte1. VI It's identity there scanaoe no
doubt equally. there 10 snosdoubt sAst
nas snofn OF many OF its sucient slories
speaking with sif reverence, 1.-THE little
Hiiageiot sSiloam tooksilikeia cluster'ef
swailo"s nests ellnging ~ tbstscs OF .
rugged bill, and the pool isea sort OF
Underground TANK orireservoirs about 90
'ee' long, 10 ieet wldes nnd xoteetdeep
--aithongh. there is never more sthan
three iees OF water in.ii,. on saccounta oi
.ne constant how 70 led from the
soup'a'n OF 'se virgin snfougn - sub
terranean CONDUIT l,50o feets long, the
conduit being at some points of snfli-
cient diameter to allow man to7walk
efeetin II, at Others, requiring him 10
crawl In narrow and :oezv places. 81 In
the days OF ihe Savior this conduit was
probably,of much greater sise--scooly
and s.shady,n and sifo riding q rare retreat
from the blazing heat outside. 4 Jus,
now il ia none of these pleasant, ,h,nes,
1t 10 dreaded with difficulty and much
uncomfortableness by the modern Chris,
tiau. Through this singular condui,
the vsters e. wed, into Sloan thoussnds
|of years ago. Thus they sfo We 70 ,day.
But whatever the pool was .ins those
days, it ID now STEAD ruin. There are