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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
HC RSDAG.

Jake Hinkle is once more with Dan Hatz
 MT. Llil, the contractor, Neat est tq ths railroad to-day. Judge John Anderson, of Pinal County Is !n TucEon.
 Jim Ro.bsrough. pf the Mohave stage line, Is m town.
 Several teams loaded and departed foI Maricopa to-day.
 The Diana saloon received fresh coat oi paint yesterday.
 Nothing has been heard of Herne, the n.Iss,ng engineer, asyet.
 Miss Maricn Miisoh. ho has been quite i'll. IS rapidly recovering.
 Sam Brannan denies the report that he IS Luill!ng d hotel al Guaymas.
 | di,.,a ai beef cattle passed through town to day for .Achr,s > &..i:,..
 Checkers IS the oldest game reported in history. It being 4.e0o years "!d.
 lIr. Loucnthal. frr7n,r.y "i Prescott, has .renc} up tailor shrr iu Fhenix.
 isrr., r.a.3 f the Silye~ Belt, Ina. gone on a tT1p to ,he t.ou"ta!ne 1t finsi
 Mr Webb. of V,hb < Fisher. .aiiroad contractors. is in town making purchases.
 The rrad between Prescott and Whipple l@;o hrrn 5y"d u? .I a very credirable man. n'T.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
To Days News.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. 1.-Dr Colton and O. c. Thomas have been arrested for poison ing an unknown old man and palming off the body as that of E. G. Burnham, $4, 900 life insurance on him. Bernham has turned up alivc.
 GALVESTON, Dec. L-The News special says: Track laying of the Chicago, Texas and New Mexico Railroad Company is con- pleted to Cedar Hill.
 NEW YORK, Dec. It is reported that a new American steamship line is being or ganized to carry passengers only, to Europe. Jacob Lorillard Is at its head with abundant capital
 YANKroN, Dakota, Dec. 1.-Central Pa and drove stakes down to Seventh street, the center of the city. This completes the survey from Corrine, Utah, to Yankton, and here the surveyors halt for further or de-s. The line crossed Missouri river 90 miles above Yankton. OMAHA. Dec. 1-Postmsster Clary at Sidney, Edwin Corbin, President, and C. P Iddings, agent of Gilmer, Salisbury 6; Co s stage line, have been indicted for conspiracy to defraud the government in the Starroute reports.
 NEW YORK, Dec. IA President Garfield avenger writes from Milwaukee to Guiteau, Judge Cox and the jury that if Guiteau Is not adjudged guilty and hanged, all will be assassinated. He declares the organization number 20, 900 from New York alone. Judge Cox says he receives similar epistles at the rate of dozen a day.
 The differences between the Mexican Gov srnment and the Sonora Railway are virt ually at an end, and it is probable that the work of construction will soon be resumed.
 MAEIcoPA, Dec. 2.-No Prescott passen- gers this morning.
 Freight bearing the following marks was loaded yesterday: T. c. Bray, D. Hatz, T. W. Otis, Hall X Poe, c. P. Head
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
A FORTUNE
Awaits any Man who Secures
 Control of OZONE in any
Township or County.

A. C. Bowen, Marion Ohio, has cleared s2 coo in tvo months. s2 for test package hs rst invest | me1t.
 Woods Brothers. Lebanon Warren Co Ohio. made SsOO0 on eggs purchased ill Angus: sud sod ove Der lst S2 for test package vS their first investment. r. k. Raymond, Morris:cwD. Belmont Co Ohio IS clearing g. ,"o month iu Eaud'ing and cling Ozone g. for d test pacSsge was his first investment. D. |. Webcer, CharIott-. Eaton Co.,, Mich, has cleared Sl,oOO month since August. S2 for test packsGe WAS his frst investment.
 B. Gaylor, sI Ia Se!c St.. Chicago Is preserving eggs, fIu etc, for tlis men Cf Chicago charging .c. per dozen for eggs, aud other article.
 in proportion. He IS preserving j.UDJ dozen egg. Der day, and on kls business is lnskug S uO) a rncnth clear g for lest package was his nrs investment
 The Cincinnati Feed Co ig, West Seventh Street is making S5,lsr II0T i1 handling brewers malt preserving and chipping feed to all parts Of tne country. Malt dlIrr-a- y-1 ScurS in 24 hours. Pre- sef't ty OzoEe l ErsI- perfectly for months
 These are instances which We have asked the rriv- ledge Ci pGb.h.Ig. There of others. rir. 10 any oi tEe above parties and the evidence direct
 Now, to prove the absolute truth Of every thirg VIC have said in this paper, we propose to place Tn your hands the means Of proving for your- self that we have not claimed half enough To any per-On WLo doubts a cf these ,tsteiret- and who s Interested suEcl-uIy tc make trip. VII Iay 4- t-ve-llE and h,trl expense for yis. To tl -ty, 4 Ne i1-l prove GLy statement t-t h., ft
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
How tc Secure 8 Fortune with ozcne.

teSi racEsFe cf Ozone, coutsiuiDe srf.c:err qaIrity i9 T-ss7IFe one hc1s,ud dozeI. ts or e+;, efii les ID irop1r lCI viii be sent to arv ay; gr or F1rt-it e > I.i- package N enable The arr. lca- Co pursue any 4se Cf tests and experiments L, G .rs and ts sd,iay himself as to te eN:rsu-inary Iueri.s o pzJEe as FrrrrT 4t'e After naFiug thus shai him .f. GLi had fine to look tEe asd over to defer mine what ae wishes to do the future-.hether to sell The article to others, coDne 10 his own us. or ay oi!eF hne U policy which s bee; suited 10 hiI sId ms township cCunty-we wiu enter into An .r- rangcIrent with him that wlll nak. fortune for him and give us good profits. We will give exclusfye toxI ship or county privileges to the Et responsible .pp cant WHO Orcers test age and desires to control the business in his locality. The man who secu-er control of Ozone for any special territory errieh hl;r.
 Doit let day pass until you have ordered Test Package and you desire an exclusive priv lege We assure you that delay may deprive you of n Tor the applications come in to us by every mai many by telegraph "Frst come ar.t served" i. our rule
 If ,ou do not care to send money advance for the tett package we Will send it C.JD but this will put you to the expense for return of money. Our correspond ence is very large; have all to attend o the shipping of orders and giving attention 10 our working agents. Therefore, give any atteD- ton to letters which do not order you think Of any article that you doubtful Ozone pre- serving, Tenenber graranee that will preserve it. no matter what il r..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
Ch,no Valiev School.

W" are indebted to Miss Dessie Grandec. the efficient teacher uf the Chino yale. school, fnr the following report of the aver age standing of scholars from October 24th l. Nov. 24th, ISSl:
 John Shivers, 95 per cent; Alice Reese, 90: Robert Reese. 6S: Leon Banrhart. S7l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
The Coming City Election.

We would call the attention of our citi zens to the fact that We are soon to elect our city officers. The first Monday in January is election day, and how that We have but a short time in which to work iet those Nho desire office chmG forward and announce themselves
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02

Goai IS setting aG the rail road for about g per ton. North Eastern Arizona soa1a;pe one of the largest coal fields on the conti- nent and the quality IS very good. Some years ago an occasional load of coal was brought into PrescotC for blacksmithing pur- noses When the Arizona coal fields are spegen up to the commerce of the Pacific Coast it will riiai in initertsnce cur product of precious metals
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02

The owners of some of the idle quartz mills in California and Nevada can find q good field for their employment in the coun- Try immediately south of Prescott. Wood and water are abundant and the quantity and quality of quartz unrivalled on this con tinent To good mill men who understand the treatment of refractory sres and to those possessing tirst-class machinery the opening Is cSceptiunaliy good
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
WahTEA WANTED

Teams to haul coal from Lynx Greek to the Agua Fra Shelter Apply to
 D. C. THcENT. Prescott. Oct . I6Si-tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02

At an election of officers of Azrlan Lodge N2: IF, F. < A. NJ, held Saturday, Nov. VI, the following were elected: Morris Goldwater, W. NJ; Ed ". Wells, c. NJ. Fred C. Brecht, I. w; E. J. Cook, Treas Vim. N Kelly, Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Prescott, A. T.. for week ending Dec.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02

Miss Jeanette McManus has on exhibi- tion at the jewelry store of Geo. H, Curry a beautiful worsted wreath, of he- own a!ass and design, Shlch she proposes to rafile otf as soon as the chances are all taken. Tickets are only one dollar, and re would advise all who have not ta ken chance to go and pro, GdIs one immediately
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02

The Jury n the AcbrIde ease, after twn hours deliberation, brought in verdict of murder Tn tn. second degree, and recom- mended the prisoner to the mercy of the Enurt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02

At inc vceide'.c" of ar. M. T. Brown, Tucson on ihe -iih itir'.bN LiSe Rev. lshop Dunlop. General (" b "lLcpH and Mrs. JulIa WyCtt, of Chicago.
 it- GCouy"nt s'rac'. Tucs.u. on th. 2irh inst Mir ChEs. 4. Hag' auI Miss AInes MloLcy, DELANEY -SCHNTFS- Los lug.las Nov 2sth at 'h~ CIiAoh" Cathedral, hy Key. Father MCNarlce Mr. rark leIau-.. oT Arizona, and Mss AodulIa rhm"es, of Los AnseIys.
 Ihe uVi'ial rites were foowc! by high mass.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
TO the Pubic.

Parties wishing copies of the "RescUree. of Arizona to send beyond the Terut1ry, can be supplied by loaring the names sua addresses of persons to whom they desire '. send such copies, with the undersigned. Y sh uld be understood that the work Is co,- ten up fir distribution in the principal towns and mouled centres of the East and the Pa cihc Coast, and not at home. Whoever can place a copy abroGd, ghere it IS likely to do some good for our Territory, should secure one Office, opposite the Pacific Brewery.
 PATRICK HAMILTON.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02

WANTED. An only sister of Edmund Northrup wishes to learn his address. Said Edmund left New York city and landed in San Francisco in 1856 or 1857. Since then he has been, successively, the owner of gold mines in the San Joaquin valley, silver mines in Idaho, and restaurant in northern Nevada. Va. heard of once in Virginia City, Nevada When last directly heard from he was at Knights Landing, Gala ia 1867. Any one knowing his whereabouts will confer favor by informing his sister, Mrs. Adeline Burnside, Audubon, Iowa. Local papers please copy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
D l E D.

iu fs'- of. November 2s ISsI twillilru Iohaus . -.-r!ve "f Germany, aged p y.sr-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02

Prof, Howe Is at the Senator Mill examin. ms minn. property in that vicinity
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02

Received aj this efice for delivery tp par ties srrrendering Receivers Duplicate Re ceipts the following cash patents: Certificate No. l50, Joseph Condrnn, & la2, James T. Brown. = = la4, J. $. Scatter,
 lG4, Conway Bristow. 125. 1hos. NJ. Alexander.
 WM. \. KELLY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02

Dr Mckee, formerly Medical Director of this Department, We hear, IS on his way to Prescott
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02

On and after tomorrow the Black Canyon stage will leave Prescott at 10 \. N, instead of F M., as heretofore. No change for the present will be made in the time of arrival.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02

Ferguson, the wsll-known prospector, m company with two or three others, started out to-day,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02

Townsend Cox, Jr., departed for the cast to-day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02

The case of Psstin, indicted fnr murder. comes up Monday
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
R RefeseneesI

We desire to call your attention to class of refer. euces which no enterprise firm based on anyt hing but the soundest bUsiness success and hghe.: cial merit could secure
 We refer, by permission, to integrity and to the value of The Prenti.s Preservative to the gentleman: Edward c, RoIee. MsInbsr Hoard of Pub te NorLs; E !. Eshslby, City Co ptrolIer; Amor SmftE. Ir., Collector Inc. nal Revenue; wulsin k WorthingtOn Attorneys; Ma.tin H. Hsrrell aud B. F. Hopkins. County Commissioner; W. Capp@iler County Auditor; all of Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Chio- These gentlemen are each fsI.,iliar vith the merits of our Preservatyr and spow from actual ob- saryatio.I NC xifhuu. oucstion
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
The Banning Claim

Please say advertised.
 T. W. OTIs. P N
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02

No session of the Court to-day or tenor
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Important to Grocers, Packers, Hucksters, and the General
 Public.
THE KING FORTUNE MAKER

OZONE ::;;: s. x: s'5, i s;s: ;;::9:s; :: E: $: Vegetable from Fermentation and Patrefacton Retain-
 ing their 0dOr and Flavor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-12-02
M AR REED

T. \, Alexander arrived in town to-day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-11
General News.

| According to the critics. Annie Louise
Cary Is a superbly dressed lady.
| They are harvesting wheat in Salt River
Valley. Arizona.
Henry Ward Beecher's son is in the office
of the District Attorney of New York.
| Accounts from all parts of the northwes;
indicate increased crops of spring wheat.
The Boston Art Club has reached its maxi.
mum number of members. 500.
The estimated expense OF the French ex.
pedition TO Tunis is forty millions of francs.
There is great decline in the gold product
of Australia. The principal fields, which are
in Victoria. produced less than half the usual
yield last year.
The Rev. Arthur Edwards. editor of the
Chicago Northwestern Christian Advocate,
is going abroad next month with the inten
ton of making a tour of England. Scotland,
and a portion of France on bicvclc.
Hank Monk. who drove Horace Greeley
on the memorable stage ride across the con-
| tinent, is now regularly driving on the stage
line between Carson and Lake Tahoe, in
| Nevada.
German immigrants are seeking homes in
North Carolina. party comprising sixty
nine settled in Salisbury the other day and
they report that numbers are following them
! tn the same place.
The programme for the meeting Of the New
York State Press Association at Utica, June
s, has been completed. The exercises on that
day will consist, in addition to the address by
George William Curtis. of the reading of
poems by Mrs. Mary Clemmer and John
Boyle O'Reilley. and music by the Philhar-
monic Society Of Utica. On the 10th the
party will visit the Thousand Islands.
In Berne. the capital of the Swiss Confed-
eratlon. there are $50 dstillerics. and the con-
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REAL ESTATE.


The following are the transfers of real
the office OF Register Of Deeds. for the week
ending Saturday May 7th;
AUGUSTA. Roswell !. Nelson and Car oline
A. Nelson of Gardiner to David =. Nelson of
Augusta, land and buildings on the east side.
$500. Lewis Blaisdcll of Mercer to Susan
T.. Hilton and James T.. Hilton of Augusta,
land in Augusta. with buildings, Sioo. James
W. Russell of Watcrvile to Parmcla c. Reid,
wife of VIM. II. Reid, land with buildings
thereon on west side of Melville street, Au-
gusta, 81, 900.
ALmoN. .-Elbridge johnson of Albion 10
Amasa II. Hammond and Marshall B. Ham.
mond of same town, - acres of land in Al
| bion 81 900
CLINTON Melvin Wiley of Benton to
| Sarah f.. Goodwin of Clinton. land in Gin.
ton. 81 100.
HALLowrIL Hallowell Savings Institu-
ton to James Thorn of llallowel. land with
buildings thereon ON Second street, $1,000.
iialowell Savings Institution TO Eliza Emery
of Manchester, land and buildings in Man
chester, $1,000. julia W. Ware of lIallowell
to Ariel Wall Of same city, land in Hallowell,
S4o0. Thomas s Burnham of Hallowell to
Benz. +. Fuller of same city, two lots Of land
in Hallowell, with buildings, $1,000.
| MANcHEsrER.-AlbertH II. Averill of Farm
| ingdale to ''the Kennebec Wire Works." of
Hallowcll, land in Manchester, $3.50.
MoSMouTH-Mark l.. Gctchell Of Mon
mouth to Josiah i. Folsom of same town,
| land in Monmouth, 81 800.
PITrsroS. stephen Marson and others Of
Pittston to Robert NJ. Clark Of Pittston, and
| Alexander Troop Of Gardiner, land in said
Pittston, $500.
| NAssaLBoRo'.-,Iohn y. Sturgis of Vas.
salboro to Caroline Z. Sturgis of same town,
| land in Vassalboro', 81 900. Calvin DclauO
of Nassalboro' tn Stephen Strong Of same
town. % acres of land in Nassalboro', 5000.
NIENNA.-Nancy B. Folsom Of New Shar-
on to Mary A. French of Vienna, land In
| Vienna, $500.
WAyNE.-Cyrus Stevens Of Wayne 10 Par
ker c. Trilon of same town. land in Wayne,
| SiO0. Charles s. Gordon of Leeds to Charles
W. Gordcn of same town, land in Wayne,
| $500.
WEST WATTRviLLE.-Greenli I. Stew
ems of West Watervlle to James +. Finn Of
same town, land in West Watcrvillc, 1900.
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WEST wATERyILLE.

Rev. l.. NJ. Grant, n former pastor of the
Universalist church, has been here on visit
to his many friends. lie arrived in season 10
represent at parish reunion held dlastruesday
evening. Ord, and the executive committee
Of that parish at once made arrangements with
him to preach one SUNDAY, and he occupied
their pulpit that day. He has been settled nj
Portsmouth, n. IL, rs pastor Of the Univer-
salist parish since October, 1876, to which
place he went after a successful pastorate
here Of nearly two years.
Emerson, Stevens 4 Co.. last week gave a
supper to the Atlantic Engine Co. Owing TO
the strenuous exertioDs of the engine CON-
pany a large portion Of the Company's fac
tory was saved from fire last winter, and the
supper was substantial token Of good will,
and in appreciation Of the benefit Of the en-
gine company to the business interests OF our
village.
Mr.. John {. Horne Of this village il send
ing some fine horses 10 the New York market.
He sells all his horses to Dablman, East oath
street and no better animals go from Maine,
than those sent by Mr.. Horne. He sends
only gentlemen's driving horses, Of nice color,
style and action. g.
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o-N- SD Oil.
NO. Ill.

vet clothed in seasonable colors. Before the
manor house, however. the flower beds had
burst into bloom. Patches Of primruses and
tulips lishtened the green of the smooth
shaven lawn. knots of violets lay around the
adjacent trees and deep green yews, inter-
spersed with statuary. made the Italian
garden look like tropical oasis
amid the waste of bare beech trees. For
nearly n mile in front of the mansion the
manor park stretches along the hillside to-
wards Wycombe, lis flank is dotted with
boeches, and below flows lazy stream, ar
gregating at every few wards into pools, which
in humorous way Lord Beaconsfeld nick
named the Brook kishon,
At the northwestern edge of the park, about
zoo yards from the mansion, stands Hughen.
den Church. IL is little red-tiled Saxon
church, recently restored, just such an edificc
As Augustine or Ceadda might have preached
IN. With its churchyard it occupies small
plateau scooped out ON the hillside Here,
surrounded by white -blossoming hawthorns,
where the yew tree shade and the rugged elm
wards Of the north blasts from this humble
Gods Acre, Lord Beaconsfcld lies in his
long home. Correspondence New York Ti.
tHae.
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The mansion of Lord Beaconsfield occtl-
pies commanding position on a
shelf more than half way up the steep chalk
hill which forms the western flank OF
Wycombe vale. II is an Elizsbethan man.
sion, standing amid outrageous beeches,
backed by thick wood on the towering
knoll which completes the summit of the
range. The bulk Of the trees retain the dull
hue Of winter, and the chalky Landscape
pfesents {. bare, mottled aspect, which the
scanty verdurs Of dilatory spring has no,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-11

John Wesley. arguing on the importance
of having music in churches, is reported to
have said 1T is not right that the Devil
should have monopoly of good tunes" His
followers have remained faithful to the views
of their founder From British Par.iamen-
tary return just issued of grants under the
Education Code for good singing. it appears
that there are no Wesleyan schools in which
the accomplishment is either not taught,
or is ill-taueht: and no other schools are in
the same position.
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The legal fraternity at Erie, Pa, are all
torn up in mind at the discovery that no le-
gal jurv has been drawn in that county for
over ten years. The disclosure was made
by a lawyer who had a client up for murder.
and who stated to the court that the jury box
had been scaled with mucilage instead of wax
that this practice has prevailed for ten years,
go that every man who has been sent to pris-
on during that time can eive his lawyer an
other job if he wants to.
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The walters in the Denver hotels are as
wicked as they are practical. Having recent
ly resolved upon n strike. they waited until
noon. when the dinners were to be served,
then they refused TO carry the dishes to the
table. or to allow any one else TO do it until
the brave police appeared with revolvers and
bowie knives; but by that time the luscious
steaks were cold. and the soup was like the
heart of bank president.
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Senator Mahones favorite position in the
Senate is mentioned by the Washington Star
AS zone of ease if not Of grace" The doughty
Senator leans back in his chair, places both
feet on the top of his Senatorial desk and
watches everything that goes on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-11

Chos was one of the cities which claimed
to be the birthplace Of Homer. ''the blind old
man of Scio's rocky isle;' and here. as in
Ithaca. the inhabitants still point out ruin
which they call Homer's School. The most
distinguished natives of Chios we're lon. the
tragic poet; Theopompus, the historian: and
in the present century, the patriotic and ac-
complished Coray.
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The sales of stamps, stamped envelopes
and postal cards in the twenty-five leading
cities of the United States, during the first
quarter of the present year, exceeded those
for the corresponding period IN 1880 by sa6l.
293. l5 or 3 ~ per cent.
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The Presidents son Irwin, a sprightly lad
who is fond of his bicycle, when asked by a
visitor AT the Executive Mansion how he liked
his new home replied: 'Oh. the White House
will do, but I'd rather be back at Mentor,
PLAYING in the woods
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An English lady residing in Derby. Conn.
who went home to England on a visit not
long ago. before returning decided TO make
the purchase of something to take back TO
her friends in Connecticut. She therefore
bought handsome chair. which she brought
to New Haven. and presented to the friends
in question. who of course, were delighted
with the gift. After time a label was dis
covered on the chair, which. upon inspection
read: Made by the New Haven Folding
Chair Company, L. s. A.'--Danbury Neps
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The Hon. Elisha II. Allen, who represents
King Kalakaua of the Sandwich Islands, at
Washington, is visiting his old home in Ban
gor. Forty -four years ago he was the rival
Of ex-senator lIamlin for Congress. They
had previously been leaders of rival parties
in the State Legislature.
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A Sunday school boy in Methuen, Mass.
was little inclined to blunder in all his
quotations from the scriptures. and his moth
er had taken extra pains and got q very short
verse for him to repeat at a concert a few
Sabbaths ago, and you can imagine her con-
sternation when his turn came. to hear him
say: '.The Lord is my shepherd, and that is
what don't v rant