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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

THEmany friends of lIessrs. NicFad- den S Serot Of this city, formerly man agers Of Messrs Woodhead 6 Gays Pro duce store, will be glajto learn that they expect to resume business in the same line on there own accout They have many friendsard are both popular en- eregIc business men, and will no doubt buil 3 upa thriving trade.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

DETROIT, February I4.-New develop ments in ihe Adrian bond matter. Alderman Fred. 4 Clark. Presj- dent of the Counoilmen, acting mayor in absence of Navin. was arrested yesterday afternoon, charged with complicIty in the swindle
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-19

NEW ORLEANS, LA. February lj.-rhe steamer Mike Davis from the overflowed section of St. Francis river, reports great damage. The boat is removing families and stock to safe places.
, 1882-10-28
Water Works.

gentleman named Goodrich has con-
tracted to furnish the city OF oiympia with
an adequate supply of pure fresh water lie
is 70 take it from the Dechutes river and
filter it through gravel and charcoal before
delivery. Sec. of the ordinance reads:
SIC S. That the right is granted to W.
W Goodrich, his heirs or assigns TO charge
and collect. for the use OF sald water any
amount not exceeding the following schedule
Of prices, to.wit: 81, oo.
dollars per year .L.,a
For each additional lancet for household
uses and purposes only, two ts2oo) dollars
For sprinkliug lots, lawns and sidewalks
far each lot, three dollars per year
tor water furnished the city for flushing
sauers for fire plugs, for sprinking streets,
and Tor all other municipal purposes, hVe
bunSrei dollars per year tor every one
Thousand inhabitants said city may contain
for and during the life OF this ordinance;
Far all other purposes, As for hotels, hos-
n;taIs and for manufacturing purposes etc.
r.. such spec,a rates as may be hereafter
dstermiued snd satisfactorily adjusted by
rornm;t.ee Of the City Council OF the aiore-
said city of Olympia
Sac. 0. Work shall commence ~i.hih
thirty 1901 days from the passage OF ai,
ordinance. and the same shall be connRie.ed
With an ample supply OF water TOR all cay
and private, and other purposes, oy July ISL
1853.
, 1882-10-28
Driftwood from Sunday.

The following drifted upon the editor
table via L. 5. mail
Mr.. EDIroR Il inclose a specimen of
verse have been publishing some now and
then, but as yet have not received enough TO
pay postage. Give me your idea Of Jour
nalism. BOB.
No doubt, as Bob is attempting poetry,
he knows all about TheOcritus, the origina-
tor Of pastoral poetry. II Bob's is poetical
composition, We are not surprised that he
has not received enough to pay postage. "
Poetry was a drug IN the Alexandrian mar
ket over 1000 years ago.
Theocritus describes his own disgust when
his rejected manuscripts returned to him.
They --trooped back" he says with faces
bowed and dusty feet they sneaked into
their old place in his desk and there is
their drear abode when they bring no earn
ings home"
Not even Edgar Poe made competence
by writing verses. We commend Bobs
modesty III not asking for Iay-
The question 10 regard to our idea OF jour
nalism as profession is somewhat difficult
TO answer in short half column To be a
journalist you must be really
/. To write at moment notice.
=. To write sick or we'll
?. To write day or night.
4. To submit to notifications.
;. To be bored by exchange fends.
6. To become the party OF the second part
in n mortgage, rather than a bondholder-
!. You must become the ladder on which
other men climb to Office and distinction.
OF course courage, determination and IN
dustry will overcome all these difficulties.
II the aspirant has natural aptitude for
newspaper work and is made of the right
stuff, he will find in it a wide field and -
small pay.
In the matter OF eyes, the preference OF
authors has always varied. One-eyed heroes
have been frequent since the days Of Ham
let senior, and present succession as re-
markable as that of the thousand knights
who charged Ivry. each one with spear.
The eagle-eye was once much IN vogue Tor
males. Then We had blazing eyes that Int
up faces, then hazel eyes, and We know not
what. The heroines were restricted to blue
or black, though one of the loveliest OF
Shakespeare's creations. Olivia, had gray
eyes. Mrs. Braddon and Wiikie Collins IN
troduced us To limpid-eyes she tiends, and
women with sea-green eyes, also great yell
low eyes
, 1882-10-28
Eelunys Water Privtlsr~

the Citizens Of Dayton are jus. nov .si,,..
% a0ouf a proposition to bring water into
.nat city, And are in qaandry about Ur.u..
ing an exclusive right for this purpose. In
'n'' connection, We present herewith a couv
OF The opinion of e1-chie. Justice Ievis
given On application of the citizens O, Van.
oouver Alter stating tina. the Legisl.tor.
passed an act Incorporating that town. and
mat the act provides that "the CITY Council
Is hereby authorized to grant the exclusive
f'ght to use tie streets Of said CITY for the
purpose OF laying water pipes intended 70
furnish the inhabitants of said city with fresh
wholesome water. for a term not exceeding
. years. Judge Lewis says: "Firs, Has
tne City Council power to enact an ordin,nce
granting such right to lay water pipe, in the
streets OF the city for the purpose of supnlv.
ing water TO the people there, Second Is
Lnis ordnance granting the exclusive night a
In late case, decided by the Supreme
court OF Iowa, involving the first point. it
was held that 1t was for the Council 10 de.
ter'hine, according to their Judgment. as TO
the necessity and expediency Of any measure
ana the Courts would not interfere 10 arres,
TIE passage OF any ordinance; but when the
ordinance was passed. the doors OF the Courts
are open to test Its legality. This opinion Ia
based on reason, and think that the Coun.
Gil should pass such acts as are deemed for
the welfare OF It's citizens, leaving 1t to tie
courts 10 decide as to the valiiitv.-fGas Co.
VS.. Clty OF Des MONIES, a; Iowa sos.
Touching the second point-Is this or,ir.
nance granting the exclusive right 4 valid
ohe!-it Is seit-evident that the Legislature
cannot delegate to the city any powers
winch 1t cannot exercise. Hence. If the Leg.
lslature could not grant such exclusive priy.
heges, 1t could not give the City Council
authority TO make such grant. The organic
act Is the Charter Of the Territory. BY It's
provisions the legislative powers are fixed.
The legislative power shall extend to all
rIghtful subjects Of legislation not inconsis-
tent with the Constitution and laws of the
United States Revised Statutes OF the L..
S, Sec. 1851.
In the absence OF the Act Of March, 1861,
l am OF opinion that granting an exclusive
night Is oppressive, and creates monopoly,
and tends to impair the rights of others to
engage IN such business, and it is doubtful
whether sueh law would be valid; so i, was
held IN Illinois and COnnecticut-Il5 Ills. /;
80; p Conn. 1871
But since the law of March, 1867 (Rev.
Stat, Section 1889, above cited, there can
he no doubt on the question. Clearly, it was
not within the power OF our Legislature at
the time the Charter Of Vancouver was en-
acted, to have passed law granting such
exclusive right. Such an act would. in the
very terms OF the statute, be an especial
privilege, privilege not to be enjoyed in
general. and in addition. would tend to DIS
elimination and monopoly. The Legislature,
not having such power, could not delegate
1t to the city. 1t follows the ordinance
granting the exclusive right is void, and the
Council may grant the right to others.
, 1882-10-28

Work is progressing rapidly along the line
of railroad from Umatila to Baker City. The
track is already laid to Pendleton, distance
OF l3 miles from UmatilIa, and the grading
completed about 45 miles further, or nearly
to the summit of the Blue mountains. The
LAYING Of track will be resumed on or before
November lst, and will be ready to run
trains to the summit, IS miles, by the lst of
January The tunnel, eight miles west Of the
summit, will not be completed before the
middle Of December. The grading and
bridge work over the Blue mountains Is very
heavy in some places. The grading alone
costs SlO,O per mile.
4 large force of men will commence on the
heavy rock work on the east siie OF the Blue
mountains III two or three weeks and woik
will be pushed all winter. large force Is
now at work in Burnt River canyon and the
force there will be increased so as 10 insure
the completion of the heavy work near Snake
river east of Baker City early in the summer
of next year. Grading viii be commenced as
soon AS the line is located through Grand
Ronde and Powder River valleys which 1t
is expected will he done in two weeks. Mr.
II. B. Thielsen, assistant chief engineer
with a force of engineers, is already on the
ground tor that purpose. Mr.. A. :. Watt,
right Of way agent, accompanies him. The
line of the road will not run through Ladds
CANYON from Grand Ronde to Powder, as has
been reported, but will run through Pyies
canyon on the line of the first surveys.
The Oregon Construction Company are
the contractors for this work, and the con-
tract is perhaps the largest one ever entered
into by private individuals in that state
The same company have the contract to
build the Palouse and Columbia railroad,
from the 5lst mile post east of Ainsworth on
tbe line Of the North Pacific To Colfax, and
also the branch to RosaIia via F2rmington
The construction company is composed oi
K NJ Steel. ]. b. David, G. ID. Bates and
p.P Thompson. ID. p. Thompson Is fresi-
dent. K. NJ. Steel Vice-President, ). b.
David secretary and c. ID. Bates Superih-
tenlent.
, 1882-10-28
Arrested tor Murder,

Altar the STATESMAN had gone to press
Yesterday afternoon, the following sPeeiA'
d;spatch was received:
PoxsRoY. Oct. "a.
Cd. ovanhy Was arrested today for the Hiu'-
,n.nT : II CoEuInins, at New York Bar; ,,,
The readers of the STATESMAN VIII reeAii
-. facts of the murder of Mr.. Cummins'
wh;cb were set forth IN this paper OF July
s-,b For several weeks, the officials oil the
.o,,.v in which the murder was Committed
ro,t "a on a clue that pointed to one blan-
.hard and his pals, but nothing came OF IL
They now have another man. and 1t Is 10 De
hoped, the right one
, 1882-10-28
MINING CAMP TRAGEDY.
Charles johnson Shoots fellowman and
then Suicides.
ESPECIAL To THE Statesman

ESPECIAL To THE Statesman
LEWISTON, |. T., Oct. 20.
Charley Johnson, An old timer. who has
been engaged in mining in Northern Idaho
FOR the past 20 years, on Sunday last at " ar
rens. Idaho Co., got drunk and shot miner
named Devlne and then shot himself thronsh
the head, blowing his skull completely OH.
At the latest accounts Devine was recover
inr. Johnson Was the owner of the TRAMP
mine. aud at the time of the tragedy had
Sl5. 900 worth Of ore on the dump In MS
sober moments he WAS one OF the best anu
most Industrious Of men, but when drinking
ALWAYS became very violent and had to be
closely watched. This is the hrst time 10
the history of Warrens that such case mas
occurred. and il has been the boast OF the
camp heretofore that no man ever died there
with his boots on.
, 1882-10-28
Railway Items.
rr,vT y. P. e. r., Oct. - 81

rr,xrN PR. r., Oct. p, 81.
-, the grading force has moved
-,,sr crossing of Clarks Fork
'7's ,r,,L =, /. beng executed along the line
H''' .,r.r,v miles beyond the Crossing.
q &C. AK !. at Mosquito creek within
r;le. Of the crossing
'a,,, nL ard land si.es near Nixon station
~, - doing some little damage to the
-. - and delaying the trains for the past
'.r T., stage line between the crossing and
'-' xsu stocked with good ANIMALS,
VS.; stations are being built along the
r;r.er use. The through trip is
b, .b., way in tsenty-fOur hours. Mr..
u.,oy owner OF the line Is personally
"a Getting the route IN good run
- - for the winter. lie states, by the
s-sr. month be will put on line OF
.,.5, horse coaches, between the Cross,
,oi Y,..9ula. Mr.. Mccoy has the mail
t.,veer Nissoula, and Sandy Point,
-, Noz5u has gone below as far as
I'll % c.sh railroad checks on the
a.fr 0-er.le di'islon-
r.jr. Hammond & Go. and c, Smith 4
= v.soula firms have branch stores
d.. 49,. r.., O.: rraie between the terminus
Z; ;y-...g,, i large amount OF freight has
4 u, I'm, lately from Portland for these
..' ..,- ira. iar thar stores here and at Mis-
- Tley aye virtually the first Montana
ia. ,,,- the y. 7. L. Il. from Portland.
s-tt NASHTCCKNA.
, 1882-10-28

Representing the National Surgical institute,
of indianapolis, Phiisaeiphia, Atlanta, Ga,
and San Francisco. viii be in Portland. Ore
son, at the St. Charles Hotel, from Nov. ID to
the 1lsh inclusive, prepared with >n extensive
outfit of the most approved apparatus, for the
treatment of all cases Of disease of the spine,
hip. knee, ankle, crooked limbs, club feet, etc.
They viii be prepared to make the most diff
cult surgical operations, including cataract,
crcss eyes. hare lip. deformities Of the face.
dividing tendons, operations for disease of the
genital organs, pills, 6stula, etc A rare OPP
potuuity is offered those needing their servi-
ces. Old patients especially requested to visit
them.
, 1882-10-28

JAIL DELrvEEY.-Oficei Cock has teit-
gram from Officer Mustard OF Dayton, con-
veying the intelligence of the escape nom
jail there of Fred Muskop, and one Badger
who is abou. % years of age, dark complex
ion: has sneaky look. MuskoP Is the
,coundrel who was arrested here several
weeks ago. for the attempted ruin OF little
GIRL. He was under bonds of $1,000. There
"a evidence of a criminal nature against MN.
, 1882-10-28

DR.. Pierce's FAvorits Prescription il a most
powerful restorative tonic, also combining the
mort valuable nervine properties, especially
adapted to the wants of debiIitated ladies suf-
fering from weak back inward fever, conges-
ton, Inflammation, or liberation. or from ner-
yousness or neuralSic pains BY druggists
, 1882-10-28

At the residence of ThOs Fletcher. Oct f9,
$50, by Rev. II. W. Eagan, Henry Whittier
70 Miss Linda Schuh.
In WaIla Walla, Oct .. 1852, by Rev. \.
I. Cobleigh. Rev. +. II. Friuht and Miss Car
ne NJ. Crouk.
, 1882-10-28

Consumption in its early stages is readily
cured by the use Of Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery, though, if the lungs are wasted
no medicine will effect q cure. No known
remedy possesses snch soothing and healing in
Aaence over all scrofulous, tuberculous and
pulmonary affections IS the Discovery. John
Willis, of ElvriA, Ohio, writes: a. The Go'den
Medical Discovery does positively cure con-
sumption, as. after trying every other medi-
cine in vain, this succeeded" Mr.. z. 7
Phelps, Of Cuthbert, Ga. writes: The Col
den Medical Discovery has cured my wife of
bronchitis and incipient consumption" Sold
by druggists.
, 1882-10-28
slayen's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preservation
Of the teeth and gums. l. is far superior TO
any preparation of its kind in the market In
large, handsome, opal pots, price 80 cents
For sale by sl druggists Hodge, Davis &
Co, wholesale agents, Portland, Oregon H
Z. Holmes, WaIlA Walla, W. T. JyI d&w
, 1882-10-28
To fha Music frade.

Merchants desling in musical goods viii Ind
IT to their in.eres. to give the house OF Simon
Harris a trial. Direct inportstions from
Europe enables him to sell at San Francisco
prices An immense stock of violins, guitars
banios. accordeons, strings, sheet music etc.
a. San Francisco prices. Send for descriptive
catalogue. SlMoN hAhnhS
Portland. Oregon,
Assr, Sohme.is and Knabels pianos and
Palace orgsnA -o~'"
, 1882-10-28

To all who are suffering from the errors and
inaiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc, will send re-
ceipe that will cure you, FREEOF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionery in South America. Send self ad
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph I. In
man, Station d, New York City.
n,2ti-eni-dw
, 1882-10-28

Awriter IN the Pal MaN Ga.es.e says that
not for the last 200 years. if ever before, has
anybody been killed by keel.hauling in the
British navy.
, 1882-10-28

COCAINE dresses the hair perfectly, and
is also preparation unequallcd for the eradi-
cation uf dandruff-
The superiority of Burnetts Flavoring E1-
tracts consists in their purity and great
strength.
, 1882-10-28
USE ROSE PILLS.

Ths jackets. ulsteretts and saoques fog early
fall wear are much longor this season.
, 1882-10-28

Say, maiden, with the raven hair,
So beautiful and 1.-the and tall,
With eyes SO bright and cheeks 50 fair.
Why let youI teeth destroy it all
For they are dark and feel the want
OF a soft brush and iSOZ0DONT.
, 1882-10-28

lwas slowly hut surely dying. not from con-
sumption, but from the equally destructive dis
ease, dyspepsia. Getting worse and weaker
under treatment of eminent practitioners l
concluded to try bottle of Plumbers Oregon
Blood Purifier, and am glad to acknowledge
herewith my steady Improvement
, 1882-10-28

sg The wonders Of modern chemistry are
apparent in the beautiful Diamond Dyes All
kinds and colOrs Of Ink can re made from
them
, 1882-10-28

NOTICE OF STOCKHOL-
DERS' MEETING
Notice is hereby given. that . meeting Of the
stockholders Of the COLUMBIA AND PA
LOUISE RAILROAD COMPANY, q cor
poration duly incorporated and organized
under the laws of Washington Territory, and
having its Office and principal place OF business
At Walla Walla, in said Territory, will te held
a. the Office Of said Company in said city OF
WaIla Walla, at the hour Of eleven o'clock A
NJ. of TUESDAY, tie FOURTEENTH day
of NOVEMBER, 1882, for the purpose of
authorizing the increase and Of increasing the
CAPITAL stock Of said Company 1.-THE Columbia
and Palouse Railroad Company from the
present amount, namely. TEN THOUSAND
SHARES Of one hundred dollars each, aggre-
eating at the face OF par value thereof ONE
MILLION DOLLARS. to THIRTY THOU
SAND SEVEN HUNDRED SHARES Of
on. hundred dollars each, agsrrgating at the
face or Tar value thereof THREE MILLION
SEWN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS, OF TO such less amount as may be
authorized by said stockholders meeting.
c. II. PRESCOTT,
J. y. DOLPH,
II. NJ. CHASE,
W. II. UPTON,
y. G.. BLALCCK,
Trustees Of the Columbia and PAlouse Rail
road Company.
Attest: W. II. UPToS.
Assistant Secretary.
sel4SSt
, 1882-10-28

Tie uar who cheats his landlord is open to
the charge Of ignore rents.
, 1882-10-28

Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and kindred AZ
...,;,,. For treatise giving successful sell
,,..,,nent address Worlds Dispensary Aedi-
al Association, Buffalo. NY
, 1882-10-28

Hear, Hugo SiSmund, the tailor. and
agent for the Domestic Sewing Machine, has
moved to First street between Main and Alder
ocl3tf
, 1882-10-28
DIED.

October 18th, at Castle, New York, after
a long and painful illness-dOuble curvature Of
the spine-Afiss Lora Z. Watson, aged 20.
sister of Mrs. C.. b. Carlisle.
, 1882-10-28

As agreeable TO the taste as the fruit from
which it Is u.ade, prompt and painless in its
action ON the liver AMI bowels, the great reme-
dy, Syrup of Figs is selling rapidly and giving
satisfaction To all. Children cry for it On ac-
count Of its pleasant taste, and grown people
are beginning Ia Use it exclusively, as it leaves
them feeling better than any other remedy,
Holmes, druggist, agent for Walla Walla-
, 1882-10-28

,.-s.rvrx T. O.-The Post office at a
-r.i Iron Rod. Montana, seems TO be
,.,. IRREGULAR. Here Is the story the
....,, I'll. about 1t: ''GoIng into the
-. F. found the room divided into
..-r,.rs-frst saloon, next the post
,r. last = faro bank. The mail bag
-...-.g.t, IN, I rough looking customer
-...f, and rmptled the contents on the
la. entire crowd at once got down on
..-...r. and commenced OyerhaulIng the
......-. wEIeh several were registered,
.....r.....d such As they wanted. After they
,5-or.h the remaining letters were
.....r.5 mt, candle box and placed on the
.,, The a.eut asked the barheeper, who
IA -.s.,y.l aud distributed the mail, If he
,,.--, q-s, master. He answered No Are
r.- ,fs assistant post master" No. :" here
=. ra,, mister Ont mining. Where is
n. .,.,,lnt postmaster Gone to iieEs
r,-.-.,,l by thunder Bill Jones has got to
,-r I'm, office usxt week; it's his turn The
l.g,-rm,n, l,il .lai then stated who he was,
s.I demanded the keys Of the Office. The
,,r..a,rrslolv took the candle box from the
ar. g,4.cli; onithe floor, and gave it a
.s .radn, !, out OF the door aging.
T.,r.s ,.lr post Office and now git The
l.-a, Gays: knowing the custom OF the
ATTY. ,l,t no time in following this ad-
r.g aal .a,.
, 1882-10-28

The bean liar is abroad telling of pod
grown in Grundy County, Iowa, which Is a
trife over two feet long and full Of beans
, 1882-10-28

when the fountains Of life are not corrupt
ell and embittered by suffering; when the
functions Of womanhood are strictly normal.
woman life is emusic, with no discord tn jar
her delicate sensibilities and break the vital
and functional disorders have founI immediate
relief and permanent cure by using Mrs. Ly-
Gia +. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound.
, 1882-10-28

Clear out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c.
Druggists.
, 1882-10-28

A11s .gs,,. = grading and seeding Court
:, L Nj a loi been decided upon as
- - P'ooably BE arranged for mex,
, 1882-10-28

It has been discovered that the most aesthe.
tic thing known is a cigar stump. II is all bu..
, 1882-10-28

The very latest new word is the product Of
the feeble brain If a Chicago ready-made
clothing dealer, and he calls it ''pantaloon-
eric"
, 1882-10-28

Quick. complete cure, all annoying Kidney
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists
, 1882-10-28

No drunk men need apply" Is sign on
Fourth street
, 1882-10-28
BORN.
MARRIED

In Spokane Falls, Oct. Il, 1882, to the wife
Or. B. f. Burch, dauf hter.
, 1882-10-28
skinny Men.

"Wells' Health Renewer restores health
and rigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual
Debility. 81
, 1882-10-28
Z" Buchapaiba'"

What Adam said On beholding the sun rise
- Go west, my sun, 90 west.
, 1882-10-28

Trr ELrrGr IIGEr.-At Minneapolis
.-rya-, ra.,In. mast made OF boiler iron,
10 vh..h % place the electric lights, which
- o. i.luminate that city. 1t is to be 251
s..a-h. AMI sunk ~ fcet below the sur
a.e When these lamps are in place and
.-.--i. newspaper can BE- read without
..F u..y At distance oi 900 feet. The local
arr there. say: An OF Bridge square.
>,.ga.ion ami stone arch bridges, Central,
H,aargin AMI N,eullet avenues and First
c,,, Uill be effectively Illuminated for a
...,.la,r ui .lna. s,N blocks, or nearly half 4
--. while praple can walk arouud at night
"a oaus.ieab.y ,reater distance without
,abau- their toes against broken pieces OF
a..alk The great altitude Of the lights
all enable people 10 see them at distance
r. uuy md, those at Fargo being plainly
,,a-El distance Of thir:y-SlK miles. One
.,reu,t s.rikiu. reculsritics Of the cleo
p l,tt 3, .he ilrt that the heaviest ram
s1o: Al! = 1t. and those caught ont in
,-.Fsr Ur..r the lights are IN operation, are
a,' 90 imagine that the moon is shining
.--.'.g even when the water is descending
To. -ra.-
, 1882-10-28

-, - Sow. b Cullom who travelled
=, - 'ais Country and in Letter to the
,.04- 04-l T-vs, lied about it in every
. Winning back with the excuse. that
p. he letter As confidential epis,Ie
- i vas Put into the paper in a gar
-. .'oR. Il isa't 4, all likely that the
e,;.r.'- '-' laH's' re,wgote the whole Of
ass,- -s';S' and made such errors and
=. representations, as appeared there.
L., =. 81 AXE any stock in the excuse.
! ...,.' : .' I'd write the letter as a con6den.
...,.. .'' !; is plain tina. he made these
L. ,,,.. -,sn'' About this country. The verv
=. a'S SAYS, after a shOr. s.ay
g,.,., would ~ri;e different letter
IN IN y he did write the hes attributed
L ,.a @. !. Welcome to all the notoriety
, 1882-10-28

-" Winter finds out what summer laws
by" kidney-Wort cures in winter ard IN
summer. There is scarcely person To be
found who will not he greatly benefited by 4
thorough course Of Kidney Wort every spring.
If you cannot prepare the dry buv the liquid
IL has the same effect.
, 1882-10-28

What Is known as fashionable" piano is
one that is banged.
, 1882-10-28
Natures Own True Laxative.

To can watermelnns one must ge: mp early.
The melon is usually stolen before daylight.