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OnH Shade Trees.

Under the influence OF the late rains the. al.
ready. prosperous shade trees OF the city have
fiourshed wonderfully, and the result Is that
the city appears one mass OF verdure Looking
down many Of the streets the compact lines OF
trees completely screen the houses from view.
and but for the tell-tale presence of the as
phalt pavement one might imagine himself In
some forest aisle OF thrifty trees. The side
walks that are lined with double rows of
trees present the appearance of contIn-
uous arbors, miles In length; and the
branches are allowed to droop so low
that q moderately tall man Is compelled to
stoop In passing under them especially when
the dense foliage Is weighed down by moisture
In rainy weather. This Astounding array of
verdure Is exceedingly pleasant to the eye, but
Ii Is question whether the city Is not getting
more shade and more barriers against the cir
culatlon OF air than is altogether wholesome.
Our parking commissioners have succeed ed
admirably In filling the city with thrifty trees
Of many choice varieties, but Ii seems to be
their plan to cultivate them In iox cabbage.
shaped form, with compact masses OF foliage
near the ground, supplying dense shade. The
result Is that the circulation OF air Is greatly
tmpeded By this matted Jungle OF vegetation,
and at the same time al unhealthy
dampness is promoted about the easements
fronting north. The green mould to be seen
on the steps and basement fronts Of houses
thus shaded, and the growing dampness OF
basement rooms heretofore dry, afford evidence
that there is such thing as getting too much
shade about house. The unwelcome vista.
ton OF the mosquito plague and some forms OF
malarial disease In parts OF the city heretofore
flee from them, may perhaps be accounted for
In the same way.
Sunlight and fresh air are. after all, the great
Indispensable for health, and they cannot be
shut out with mpunity,-certatnly not In the
latitude OF Washington, where the atmosphere
Is naturally humid. II will probab be found
requisite to alter the plan Of tree culture somc.
what,-to trim Off the lower limos, thin out
the foliage, and encourage the growth OF the
trees into stately shafts. throwing out branches
and spray at sufficient elevation to afford free
circulation OF air and allow q flicker OF whole
some sunlight to penetrate the foliage It will
&c well, also, especially in the case OF houses
facing north. to either dispense with trees
within the parking, or to have the lower
branches Topped and the foliage thinned out to
point above the main floors and chambers OF
the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17
RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE. AND TIE ONLY LINE
TIE EAST AND TIKI WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER sTHKI
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EEEEoT SUNDAY. MAY
An A N ,. LEAVE WASHINGTON:
zI To1is FAST Ex HPasSssNAIl AND e..
+ssaaeess,altfiTfpss Esc;i Sty and Way Stations
6:so-Ra timore, Anpspolis. and Way. Pedm,nt
strasbnrg. Winchester. HaserstOwn. and Way.
s;iSHPoint 81 Rocks and Way Stations.
t9SooPfHRlTLSAlpFELPhIA, NEW YORK. AND Bos-
ss0-sTAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS
CONNECTS c TOT Hassrstown and at Point Of Rocks
70 00.on sunday only. for Baltimore. Annapolis
10 .oe@B1fsTIMoRE EXPRESS cssops a. Hy.tt.-
junction, Jsssqp,s and Hanover -.
- AID ST. IoGis EXPRESS. 0NNA'
q 10 Baltimore. EuicOtt City. Annapolis and
sHTssy SRE Fl Baltimore and Way
rs g8eo0RBnaLTTVl skg, Observation-Disclosures
s.soNBaltimore and wsy Station. winchester,
rssn M HsSsEI9ya rPe MY VIA Esiy
%sSs:..S ia w. H ssss.y e.
Point of Rocks and Way stati ms only
RTPREss ana
Way, via Relay. Stops at Ryattsyiie and Lsu-
rel
.6t5-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
:sOsBALTI noKE. HYATTsVILLE AND LAU-
ts:lsmPII TsBgRG. CINCINNATI. AND ST.
LOUIS EXPRESS.
to t0oP9ILADEIPHIA. NEW YORK. AND Bos-
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping cars to New York
1000-BALTIMORE. HYATISVILLE, ANDLAU-
IL 81. a mr. 70 az of
Passengers al any station between Washington
spd Annapolis JUNCTION.
cept sunday.
=. u trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
ton.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Office. Washington Ststion. aad
6l9 and 1851 Pennk ylvania avenue, corner 18th
street, where orders viii be TAX for baggage to be
checked and received az any point 10 the city mas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

THERE ARE BUT FEW KILT BUTTS ON
HAND. ONE LOT OF LINEN KILT SUITS
THAT ACTUALLY COST Us S2.S7H WE ARE GO.
ING TO GLOBE OUT AT 81 SO. 1RE OTHERS
ARE ALL MARKED AT ABOUT HALF VALUE.
1HE CHILDREN'S EXTRA PANTS WE HAVE
MADE THREE LOTS OF; THOSE THAT HAVE
BEEN 75c. AND SO. ARE NOW 65o; THOSE
THAT HAVE BEEN 81 so ARE NOW 81 20.
AND THOSE THAT wEBE 81 5O-THOSE REAL
FINE ONEs-ARE NOW s21o. OUR BOYS
DEPARTMENT MANAGER HAS REQUESTED
Us TO REDUCE The CUBAN TWEED SUITS
THAT WEBE $3.50. TO Sl.75. HE SAYS THE
WEATHER HAS BEEN 80 COLD THAT HE
COULD NOT OFFER THEM AS THERE Is
HOT WEATHER IN PROSPECT THEY ARE
JUST THE THING. THEY ARE ALL WOOL
CAN BE WASHED FREELY. AND ARE AS
CHEAP AB LlNENS-AT sl.75 THEY ARE
CHEAPER.
IF YOU KEEP ON READING THESE AID.
yERTIsEMENTs YOU WILL SEE SOMETHING
YOU WANT: AND WHEN YOU DO 1T WILL BE
WELL WORTH YOUR WHILE TO CALL ON Us.
OUR BUILDER has JUST INFORMED Us
THAT THE STOCK ON THE LOWER FLOOR
MUST BE MOVED UP STAIRS BY JULY 25rH.
IN OUR NEXT ADVERTISEMENT WE ARE
GOING TO DROP THE BOTTOM OUT OF TIE
PRICES OF ANOTHER LINE OF GOODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

Persons leaving the city for the summer can hsve
The STAR mailed to them postpaid. for fifty cents
Der month. and the address changed % often a
desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17
STRAw hats
AT REDUCED PRICES.

AT REDUCED PRICES.
Having very large Stock Of desirable Styles OF
MEMS and Boys rRAW HATS, We propose to
oner them at great reduced prices daring the
next thirty days to close them out
We ofer Gable Brim, MAMMA Hats. 90 and %. 80.
Young Mems Nobby Mackinaws. 81 to 81
Mems Mixed straws all styles, Use. tn 81. 81.
Young Mems White Imperial Stra ~, SOC .75e 81
Large assortment OF Stiaws, with fancy Bands
Ore hundred dozen Of Boys and Ohildren'i
White. Brews 81 Mixed Straw Hats OF the very
best ms kes and latest Styles ct 25c. 35c., &c., 75c
al d u, at
LEWIS
popular One Price Store"
800 7th st., bet. and & northwest
N.R.-Price plainly marked ia each Hat
3e17, Is, ~, "a, IS 28 800 7t-2dc 2ip
IMPROVEMENT ADVERTISE
mENT NO. b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

The STAR Office is connected with the Telephone
Exchange Advertisements. orders for the paper
by mail and otherwise. news. or any information or
business can be sent day or night. free of charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17
$500 REWARD
OVER MILLION OF
FhoEs St iLNETEE,S FRENCH
KIDNEY PADS

r.anEt FRENCH
Haye already been sold IN this country ana IN
france every one OF which has given perfect
every time when used according
We nows.x n TO 10 objections ,
that ,e Will pay The above reward for . single
LAME BACK
That the Pad fails TO cure. This Great Remedy
VII POsITlVELY and PERMANENTLY cure
humbaso Lame Back. Sciatica. Gravel. Diabetes.
ton OF The Kidneyf. Catarrh of the Bisddsr. Hsh
Nervous Weakness and in fact ali disorders Of tn
Bladder and Urinary ORGANS whether contr setsd
by private disease or otherwise.
Weakness or any disease Of the Kidneys. Biadder.
OK Urinary orssTs c,,,n,
Without swallowing nauseous medicines. By sim
ply wearing - N
PROF. GUILMETTE,S FREVCH
KIDNEY PAD,
WHICH CURES By ABSORPTION.
Ash your drugsist for PROF. GUILMETrEs
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD and take NO other II he
las s not got IT, send e. co and you win receive the
PROF. GUILMKTTE's FRENCH LIVER PAD
VII positively cure Fever and Agua. Dumb Asue
SsSs SAe. bilious Fever, Jsundice Dyspepsis
49, 20 diseases ~ Of the Liver, Stomach and Blood
Ifeatise on the Kidneys and Liver free by man
FRENCH PAD co..
Toledo Ohio.
>CHELLER d STEVENS, Agents.
leil sos Pennsylvania avenue.
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1851 PENNsYLvkNfa AoUTH 1881

1851 PENNsYLvSNfa RoUIH 1851
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel RAilss
sPLKkD1p scENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from pepos.
corner Of sixth and streets. ~ fa.lows:
ssspsna osrs % Stts5 s and GGisasoy
IN daily With seePn. Car from Hsssss55sbaE
Ok fs As6 f FSa t'?alf
With Pafios Oar to Wstsins and lie North. .,
500 an; dsiy. except s1ndsyi $50 p n; daily.
dsir1s ana Ga Watkips. -' - o-'' - o-''>A'
Tor Willameport Lock Haven and RlmirA 81 10 20
For New York York . saHs sBs f Ea1t 60 10 SO
2o 10 10 90 ;nd 10 rs pm On sunday 90
man Parlor Cara SO .. N. daily. except Bun
Jersey 6!s, with bOsa Of groofiy1 sSa es' AZ =
tording direct transfer TO Fulton street avoid
go. iS:SS ana 1915 Pm: o. sunday. To-.
Tor Bs,tners. SO s Ss. ssas 10 so Am. and
p: on Sands, sSS. ID 30 s.I.. soS. sd !.
For PopeS Crssl Lane. go Am. and l:4o .. m.
For Annapolis. 8 20 4 n. and 4:4o pm daily. e.
1Sf FR EaaRaa1G 9sD ~ssA I'M
For Alexsndria, 90 40. Q 90 and IL % q n
i:50, g. 90. 90. 90 and II so p. 10. On Sun.
Day st 2 0a. 20 and II 80 n. and ;ve q.
daily. ard s 100 .: "a. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Mexandyis for Washington 90 sos
D m, ard II 90 midnisht- On SUNDAY & Sos
and 10 90 4. M. 2 100 and 3 0e Pm.
corner Of 18th street and PenuGylvania avenues aud
&c the depot where orders can BE LEFT for the
sneso' q. wooD. General Psssenrsr Aren't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

THE STAR printed during the month OF May
2,393 new advertisements. being the largest
number ever printed in one month In the his
tory OF the paper. The increase for the nve
months OF 81 over the corresponding period of
last year already exceeds 600, that OF May
alone being 2S4. Advertisers Will confer
favor BY sending In their orders early for tc-
morrow's enlarged edition in order to secure
insertion and classification
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

HUHNINGHAM, THE WELL-KNOWN. RELI-
" able HATTkR II prepared to do Ill Kinds OF
WORK IN bis line. New SILK HATS made to order.
md OLD ones remodeled. Remember the number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-17

N 10 ORDER AWNINGS,
mis- I'M SAT 2ARKkT SpAuE.
, 1881-10-22

iohnson-E f.,e,s; ~ !g.ifs; iI.f"rd.
K,aHt,kns,:. KtaSapf; H. T. cslk"s !s,, wE;1inE
i'ee--.j. N. irwin. K~kmk. ifdil1m Snnok.
:, i.lnn-Fra,!k Linn; ' J.: Hurt. Mt. vornon' l.. II.
1A'trtaa-F. i. iiiinrau. columbus city.
Islcas-wnrlyn i; iMura1,: Charton.
Mu.!ls9n- i'nticr 1'r;l. r.x'crson !:.,,., ,,,n,.
'''a''SS'; aatio;t. l;t''p'''f " iecpuy, ro,'n; WILLIAM
Marss!!--E. U. i.omert, Marshnltov'.
Milla-W. T. Lewis, sf!tverIa.
Monrue-.I. y, !!nnb; r, Alnia: a.,,,
M.lsc1tino-.J. Il. Picklur, j. Z. Donahcy,
'Isa..VW: pSgc1W. r. Webster. clurlr,.la. ....
In!k-r. II. iiatnes. Alsoona; Il. ". fInvcrs,
potts%attamle-m.c 9. settrors. Avooa: j. u.
4"tM"i puMwcsihiekmGharlcs I @ II. spencer. urinnoiL
xxo1MG;G xxM;i:. I'0sM,h Ss;ah ETss Nrnss Mueller p
'rAnin-tl. K. striti,F'', T',lei..
'iAylnr-t.y!nnn EvAns: Ifeslford.
Union-A. =. Stevens. Ctnqtnu.
X% l,nru-pt Eer'ck; E,}SvilIs R;s c3r"ST r. e.
o'SxsTs; MSresnMW. AaSofy F: T''s inwell. 1pano..
Waymu"i,r. McCuii0stYl,. lIn,nrstnn.
Wetster-lt. II. Wrlgl,i Fnrt DniEc.
Wtnncshek.,.;l.: lIMt,bs!l, ?. g. g. Ack1r:
Plymouth, sin,lx, uffd lyon-C. l.. Davidson.
fAttersonvllG.
MnMonh, 1tla, and Crawford-it. r. shonrcr. Ida
UttbtB.
Cherni1ee, 1luenn vista. l'ocnhontns, and Bao-
ftGtuttn Pitcher. Cherokee.
3roenr. carroll, and Calhoun-lf. ". Mncotn-
her. Carroll.
At,Air, Audubon, 1lll Sholhy-Plntt Wtcks,
ffhrlnti.
Clay, O4cct,!n. O'Ilricn, and i>lckInson--o. n.
barrett, She'ioN.
N, j;mp'ei;; ;, i'sio aAo @ Kossnth' and Humboldt
Wright. Wlni,elnsgu, Hancock, and Worth-J.
r. tiltlrrs0Il, Ftlrtst clly. ..
CerrD Usrtlo nnn Fr,nkltn - X. s. 1lotisun.
Hampton. independent Republican,:
i{HIlubllcMns, II: 1}e1nUcruts. ~; Grcenhackers
nud Fualnntsts. :.
l;cpnhlcat, majority Oh joint ballot. 81.
'l'llu last Legislature stntnl: StilAtc: Rc-
pub!icu'Is. II; Democrats, q: Grge''backGrs.
:; in.lcl,cliaent, !. rotal; 30; llo;!se,rlse-
Fl; independent. |. ,1'0tat, l0O. llenublcA,t
majority on j"!nt ballot. u. 1lAwKEYE.
, 1881-10-22


Tho otsor cvuiliils cMrtMtuIie broKer n9slaa
ruIIur, wnlln slat.I,nY In thu Htu,r Ut u livery
stam!u uI Sixth Htrsut. n.l.lrnss..l Il slrAnuu
yo,li,x lttiy ~ fam swret th!nK.' nv sweet
alrl,Gk tiiu ftstl!cnt fellow sucl, II hlnw with
ler parl.ol that sao hent hln, eKar hyins
nut Ut his uibuth. y spcot,t crdsh with
i,iStcty nit 1T tho cnrt'stnno ilonl that ilt,
yelled FIR surrey nit! dashe.! nway to'sAtsl os''
yo,,p niy fohnsp.l tho u,warl nf,4l ,lpIlt,I4.l- :
jxe.I .I,uc,ilat0r mi hinged him ut uyNry buu.
Ntil la desperation ilu throw hitlstaf ,lllun thu
inx III llia ptfurts IL ward o.t tho blows. .Alut
beating tho fe!tnw until sha WAN tired, tho
"sweut thinE" f0lled thu shreds Ut hnr ptlrAsnl
nr%,iIlMi It's Gent and battertd ribs and walked
away, tul!0wGa by tho prayers Anh adnrlng
Kintlccs " oycry onu who had Witnessed thu
Alru:r.
, 1881-10-22
A BRITON ON IRELAND.
He Defends tho Irish FcuGlnl Itaek-
IIDnt Lnst4i sy4fo1a, and liniseH Fulxo
t1sur.e. Aa..niiIsa AnlerIclA Dealings
with thu 1ntitAnx-ralk About Con"
trncta-IIosr tho lrIs1a Fnrnlg MAY
dur

Huy Ont tho Lnndlorda.
tn tbs Editor Of Tic EAieupn Tribune.
CHICAGO. Oct. ELL huvN treu1 with II FOosl
t1enl of interest, some ntnuscnunt. aud ~ S,nl
9f rs'. r isa9ss 1i sa
dependent 10 print tho views ot tho ''otl,or
sM f% wdrs Il eoass s os IT, ss sa. ~
Oh tho unpupltnr side Kncs without Wing. and
the nni,op,tar., llko tho nosent, Mro always
the person who 'nsoxos It 10 "tho bloo'ly
mn pcraoua,ly acquainted With tho leaders OF
tho Laid L.eagur. hslyu lived Tor y0nss in lrc.
land. md ny family hns ins. ecmt,lries. WIS
present ut tho FenlaM "risln9" NJ rni3aRht,
fhs 1 siiop ' tl"ys i, ia ] Ganaoek Ind whIte's aH
Peter i'.ut hcsweeny's ross rs uno masI. uellcsl
tho Englsii4 Hnd warc nrrestcd BY thu constnS.l.
larry. | wRs with tho military wheA thoy etlAseh
ihe . rebels" over tho RAtecs tsnountaiss' ~,
outsds cars Hf T. hhH heun samHor inste1l ui
ikASw just ,ow FIR i't.Jy viii 70 in resoint,o.i.
sp When yuA talk OF tho "reyoluu uuon In lrolAnd
tstluy," aud cnmpnre 1t tn tho "An,ertcnn ltvy-
II t ao roally I Il roains I T%E c,,ioSa fais,;ss.
Every pug A scems Gun & % taks G ,a attyo lrsshmnn s @
fos to"to fas 1ex tnas tney s,ys nse tS ,t IT.
@ i,iSer fcar "4y Te i.eruc ys. Y"u are Be- a: i"E
ill, It's i,,yaaf that knows IL, says Paddy, ll,j
ns long rs thor. Ia po!itlniAn to hG bought, q
rys ,s 1G S"1r. u * ko, a ooo &c
wnat n!ay. pAtl.ty tnnst win. You can't snakn
him pny morn thu he has already contracted to
Iht tenure uf land III ireland, ovc,l hofors tho
passing or tho lust Land net. was intlntly innre
nvaSe e H. i tH shS spoS g1 o wi ,of af
farms l,pon terms tiat ttev0r wuilltl 10 per-
u,lttcd III tho Stato oc lll!nols.
t'rhnt's truo. Tho fnrmcrs OF Illinois would
never tolerate tho scrfstam ind frutlal land
monopoly syston OF ireland for single year.
Th0u n II
, 1881-10-22

.kup'4 N'athuat.n Lttt<r 70 tA4FltF-1.NtNH!.
Whlfu travelling tn(A Euhultt WAA tFnttusntly
a1E,usHd Is tho rclarks inayD to tnu concerning
Tho Whitu IiuI,ko. Ono lnsly from thMttr, sail:
"Why tun't tlOy ltusn ths urtkldultt from
that dump. t.Ayk, Old shanty ~ WAshtnXtoH; ha
viii <lla IL they kuep bin theruT
Ny stAtuuIun& VIA received With !ncredultty
WHEN | said:
"T'hu Wp!to lIollsB bnan not a dark Eontu ln tho
building. II u situated III tha mitalo vt largo
, 1881-10-22
TO THE PuELiCs

There can ba n, better guarantee OF tho va!uo
DIES than sne base and worthless mutations Ut
thGm, ~ Their, ArS False Rasovents, 1sellefs, AnI
that the mama "4sdNaY" Il On what you huye.
, 1881-10-22

'"'n rrnts ErgsSn,an i. vnry ,ndlf,e,on,lv IN.
llnss n"sso1" NJ ,.',.n - .asy ."'"sf" s ,,'. m
exposes fIs ,znorance sinco tho tlay tho
Americans gained ,hoir niepentionco-ou
numeo ynfa aKo-,h!s oosernnens @ II. .,s, has noser
alspossesshd an lnhlah tt'oe nt tho'r flRnt ot
rowing ovtr tho cn.ttitry lit 11iest Of Easno and
fish without compensation Tho indian titlo
hAs In overy caso hccn cxtfnEntshod by p,'r'
chase. tho amount bclug mutually a4rcad usn'u.
Whcnover tribo Hn!t it, r1Rhts 10 nny
irict uf country. tho Government set npart
reservation fur 1t elsewhere, md paid all tho
cxpcnsns Of transfer. nnd furnished IL with n
subsequent suppurt. This Government has paid
10 tho fnn tribes, first and last. hundreds Of
MilIlons OF do!iRrs in supplies und Honny Tor
tho1r pravlola hunting rights Tho 1ndlnn
tribes of tho United sultea hrn all residing OIL
fcaeFvltlond. Thoy hoftl moro thnn lU9 mililona
Of acres-at aroa throo tltnes that ef tho State of
Illinois, nearly all Of 1t excellent Intd-ard they
draw dix or eight mllliohs yGnr from tho fn-
tonHI Tronsury fbr their suppnrt. They havo
been na!d full vaies as1d mt spol'atc'l. Their
lands hAve mt bcch cnnt!scatel. but purchased,
and they pay no rents to tho "pa!cfaces."
They are tho spoiled children and patnpered
wards OF tito Nnuon.-En.l
When an lrlshtnRn cat't or wont pay bis rent.
! Mu"tt ~ I. y, 10 YOU sas; anu FuEMsh oofe5nIncnt
tha sutrr If, American n thnrn any yelling
abnut rnnnscntft,n II, stich cns"3 Wy 'o'''~
lrhls tn'k Of 'eontraets" between landlord
and tenant III ireland Is sheer humhus. and
Gladstone ndmittetl it in arguing Ills Land I'LL.
Ue i,t,lt, ted nut that thu trah tenuut farmer tnt
nv, 1tnnsnr's rh.ce wv iio m,'st ",rco ~ nav
~. !.usons s.oes. ~ nuet nkleo ~ NV
sho one 9sn, t as wit w1 talk ot
II was ,oieiy neca,,sr rent contsaess ~ero hi
onc-a!dod that the I'Rnd hlt WAS enactod. Tie
, 1881-10-22
IOWA..
The Republican Triumph in the
Recent Election.
focal Effects Of the Prohibition.
Amendment Question.
t,st OF Members Of the NoWly Chosen
Legislature.


,-..- ,r.,.
Special corrfspo1tHenet % me fhlfado 3f'b"he'
i,rs MntSts. lN,. Ogt. lT.-'TliH result of
N' ,,I,., H., tt,is ,.;,luoro ~, fin Sfote
lilo elecInl. ~ '''' ,.e'no ,, ". o N
:ieSet will 10 TOR n't O1 yrar "ilH ho cAti-
.,tun. Etftv tbu1iHalNi majority for lsnren
p''s sn..,on ~ t,nvnr,,nr ,ri,, nm. trIv,, lin
II. sleE'uaH w o"te ~, w. wy $50 n.y..
Dourbons fNttcli satisfaction Tor tle prcse''t
,,,r hnm, fur tic future: willie tho tttcell-
Eo' IVY. ~ ., .l,,,,,,.,,,..a ,,,tti, tt,n r,.+
hackers Ea'l c"hsn!o tncMH"t'to WIN W. ''e'
nj growing bGnttlElllly tr5s DyHuErte5. Ff0lii
. ,.ott. nt t5 {f) fnttr yt.frs nx,L Md $1,000 t
W.. ~. ,.,,, ,t,,i,,lt,,, -, ,,"or,v IN nk,
l5su tHeY i'asc ""h'""u -, .''"l's ,"'o"
lly nll snrts Ut trHtto n!lu HtGRer Will thc
1,o,nnrrnts mn tl,a t'ruhibtIon amendment.
ue'1oeA"lN ' va" -. ,'t' .t,.t
they hAse al'eceeue't III 'lcleas'Es eis'.
i,st Irrylntllrc to nfnG III tho next.
IL lnnt,1np pvor tin Itst If n,ettbers rs.etect
~ ' "t',ciat,,,, ,,uo i. ~0
10 tic LeR1slal"le' "''e ~
SURPRISED AT TIft: RESULT
T., sov,ruI en,,ut1ps 'i'hn Dn,nrcrutfc CDu,i-
ties Of 1.ge and Dubuque selltl Republicans;
Wills thu Republican Counties nf Scntt, Des
s,'',;>,. 1,ntto,yntrn,ir nnt Marian send
, 1881-10-22
RAD w AVS
SarSapanilIi2n ReSQlyent,

Chronic Skin DIsensea. Carlos Of the Bone. Hu.
inors In tho lt;ood. Scrufulous Diseases. Bad oi
Ennntural fIabit " Boly, Syphilis and venescal
Fever Sores. Chronic or Old Ulcers. Salt Rhellm+
nlcsets. White Swelling. SCad Head. uterint
Affections. Cankers. GlHndtlar SwelItn1s, Nudc4
Wasting and decay OF tho 1iudy. PEmptes and
lilotcbes. TuDnrs, Dyspepala. kidney ind Hind
der DIseaEca, Chronic Rheumatism and Gnut,
Consumption, Gravel, aud Cucuuus DepD3tes,
and varieties Of tho hbnte complaints to which
sutnetttnRs AE0 Kltcn speciOu9 nAtncs.
We Asscrt thnt thcre II no known remedy thnt
possesses tho curative power over tbosb diseases
that ItadWay'6 KesolvEut furnishes 1t cure9ate2
by step. Rusey from the foundation. nitd restores
tho injured plrts to tlor sHunl condition. Thu
wastes Of tho bsAlY Aro etoppe.t. ard bcaitby
blHA ID supplied to the system. firm, which now
material Is formed. This ts tho t1rst corrective
power OF Radway'a Resolyont.
In cases whcre tho aystefn has been 8allvateu,
and Mercury. QUICKSILVER. Corrosive 6ubllnnte.
have accumulated and become deposited In the
bones. joints. etc.. causing carries Of tho bones
BWclltngs, raricosc yelns, etc, tho 9Arsapar!lla
will resolve away those deposits aud cxtcrml.
natp the viruB OF tho disease from tho kystem.
II tboso who are takfny these medicines for
tho euro OF Chronic scrOfufnus or 9yphftlsIu
cases, however slow may DO the cure. "feet bot.
ter" nnd tlnd their general health improving.
their flesh AEd weight increasing, or even keep
Ing Its own II IA 8ure sign that tho euro Is pro-
gresstng. In thoso diseases tho patient elthet
Euts better or Nursc-tho virus OF tho disease II
rot innctiye II not arrested and driyon fftm thu
blood It will sproud and continue to undermine
the constitution. Az s0nn ~ the. sarsapar!ls
you will grow better nud iuereaso In health,
h Hcqh
, 1881-10-22
RADVAYS REMEDIES.
-.
HEALTH II WEALTu F.!
Health Of Body Is Wealth Of Mind.
RApWAY'S
SarsapariIIian
RES0LVENT,

l'ure blood makes sonnd flesh, strong bone. apt
Clear 1kln, II you would havg your flesh f1rtn
yDnr bonus sound. without cMries and -FOUR cutns
plex!1 fair, ttse NADWAY'S SAHaAPAltlls.
LIAM HEHtlIFEET.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-10-15
Board Of Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors met this week to consider plans and specifications for the new jail, and beside allowing sundry bills presented in due form, disposed of the following business:
 Appointed R. c. Warner superintend- ent of public streets in Florence
 Granted District Attorney Summers a sixty days absence from the county and Territory, to take effect between now and the 1st of January, 1882.
 Ordered that the District Attorney be required to examine all accounts hereto fore allowed by the Board and to take steps to recover back all moneys paid out on illegal and improper charces.
 Appointed Mir. Holiday road-master forlthe road from the intersection of the San Pedro road with the road from Riv- efside to Dripping Sprin E to the crossing of the Gila river east of John Schoshu- sen's ranch
 Appointed w. D. Harrington road master for the road from the crossin- at the Gila river east of John Schoshusens s ranch to the east line of R. c. Woods ranch.
 Appointed Peter Boher road master for the road commencing at the east line of R. c. Woods ranch and extending to the county line.
 Appointed Geo. w. Blair road-master for the road from Little Cottonwood Sta ton, via Riverside and Cane Sprin,-s, to the Gila counsy line, and fixed the bond of each of bese supervisors at one thou sand dollgrs, subject to the approval of the chairman of the board.
 Declared Main and Bailey streets in the town of Florence. public highways from tho Holland ditch to point opposite Mir. Jennings residence, and instructed the superintendent of public streets to require property owners on said streets to leve the ground from the front of their re spective lots to the middle of the street l Ordered the clerk to advertise for sealed proposals for the construction of a cul vert across the public road in Silver King above the O'Boyle hotel and near Silyel King.
 Appointed W. L. Bailey, Jacob Sute and J. D. Baker as reviewers of rout, for road from Pinal via Blughman min, to Bolinger's camp on Mineral Creek thence to Riverside, and ordered them t' report at the next regular meeting of tn board the most practical route and tn probable cost of building said road.