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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-13
The Capital Of tho sims city sayt:

There ers mary Of the more vicious oelort
people 10 our city VINO regularly mike point
Ct stealing for the sake OF b,iOg provided with
comfortable quarters. Food muon better than
shelter. decent beds and nothing TO do. com Den
sato more than fully f,r temporary loss of lib
erty; and this wretohed clns5 Of vermlu lv:s ut
the TX oense OF the han.s;y and industry OF
Others"
All The cities aud townsof Virginia arc mi
larly fHiole1. ard will b, more so now that the
readjustrrs bsvs ,b,lishod tho whippit e pt st
and the cbaiL-gMg the Two most fl, C i've
means ever applied for lhs suppression Of tie
evil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-13
General Mahoos's Wastitg:cn organ says:

few days since coltrod nan ~ The S.v
enth preooct sole ham 10 open day from o
grocery store, and c,Olly walked out with H..
not even attempting TO run away. giving the
owocr empl, time to send for a pocemsn.-
The officer arrested him aith The ham 10 bis
ssessloD, and took him to court utxt morL
log. Whcrs ho got q comfortable free ride and
LioeIy days free bosrd at the JILL This will let
him cut bright snt 10 gnod oobdiIiou NIX.
spring when he will b. readJ for p!caic, aud
river excursions during The summer. fibre
are scores tf su,n both 10 tbs iai and WorL-
house."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-13

ACCIDENT TO FATHER HEALY.-R:v. P
Hsalg. president OF Georgetown College, Whsn
Arising yesterday morning at abtui half pss.
six O'Clock. was t,ken with 10 attack cf vertigo.
aOd 10 falling irjur:d binsslf severely about
'h' head. Lbs tuf.rsr was comparatively
Comfortable last pgb', sod will b. out 10 "
Day" Father He.iy returned from Massschr-
setts with bis brother. b: hop Hsaly, o. Thurs-
day lssr, hsvioe gous North for the b,pefit If
h's health which oflate has bee III greatly i'm
pnred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-13
"5LACX-DRAUGHT" cures cos,ivo.
Mothers Mothers!i Motho.s,,

ness and Sick-Headache.
For sale BY Z. 8. LeadbeAte. d Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-13

ATMOKE'S and N,s.
~ WELLS MINOK MEAT JUS. recese ed
and for Gale BY
jaD24 IL NII.RURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-13

WARNKR'sS SAFE KIDNEY snd LIVRK
w CURE-A sure remedy for B,ixhrs Iii
ease and oil Kidney and Liver Diseases 1T
oanl7 WARFIBID & HALTIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-13

PURK SPICES. freshly ground for Christ.
L mas trade, for isle By
der16 N HITpnpN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-13

NEW CROP PRIME NRW ORLEANS
~ MOLAESES just received.
nov28 w. A. JOHNSON & co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-13
Legislative.


La the Stale Senate 90 Saturday bill was
introduced icc operating tho Fauquier. srd
ksppahanncck Railroad Company.
The bill incorporating the Virginia md West
Virginia Rsilroad Company was passed, md
tho bill 10 itcorprate the Washington ard
Kchmotd Railroad Compsuy Differs from
the other bill only il that it 6xes canisal sleek
at 81 ,OOO, 900 instead of $2.OO0.0COl Was il
trotuo;d.
Ia The House OF Delegates bill vas reported
to amend the Cod, 10 relation 10 catching fi,b
tr tho purpose Ct manufacturing the sauna
lotto Of! md maDuu; al.o a bill TO iucorpor
ate the Board Of Foreign Missions Of The
Baptist FJreign Mission Convention tf Tho
U6i.ed States.
A number Ct petitions favorable to The p,s
saga OF local option law ware presented.
Balls were passed 10 smoud .bo Code 10 re-
!atlon to vacancies 10 the cfics OF ildee: to
amend an got for the protection Ct sheep 10 The
county OF WaIrsr; aod TO prescribe Md, for
the assessment sud payment of dsmapes to
private property BY corporations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-13

MRS. WELLS PURE HOMR MAUE
AVA MlNOE Mat just received By
nov26 W. A. JOHNSON & co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-13

now tbs. If assorted quality, for Isle
~ cheap 1t 88 King Sc, corner Royal.
dec7 j. T. CREIGHTON 8 SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-13

VERY CHOICE ROLL BUTTER JUS. IL
Y ceivei By
jsh26 W. A. JOHNSON q &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-13

e. bULU BIZ TIE UnUUoI5Ttj.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
Partner Wanted.

X one-third or one half interest in the HLRAID office and pr pe.ty Is offered for sale 0 the right kind of aman- The first T. requirement. wilt be &3 GOO cash, more or less. Sec o d requirement, experiences. Third requirement.. business energy and capacity.
 Any man possessi the proper requisites cnn have the privilege of puTchasiDg an interesl in this paper and the real estatc conne ted with if, or n ihe newspaper tuxiEes+ 1itli- ont iile red estate. CorrsspDacatt ;S ,uff, f'e rrnm such parties. hcn Y ithogf; some capital a7i cz- pcrie,.cr ncei no. app'y for ilf'- ru~- rtee cf Prr. haei z an interest. A p.rtrer fully c1mrsteT.t III eve'y ,nsrs;e:iisr Ia take f,Iii and c,iinpirtc char. 9p.l con-r.'i fs uaui-.i. ir whom salary Hill I,e paid for airn -pine the interest .'t .ho s:ssr n;it nrr. I,:e WE,tr Eetttis- at Pieec a |. and can. ct give personal at el,t the b;.sinc-s.
 This ls E firsT-clas5 orp"rt'. n;.y fur any '. nilVinHn with sHme caIilai aod a good cesl "f energy and ab1l.to, 70 dn cxcetSlirel ly well iI tie r.ulilisiii g buSirsss. The UtRALc is oEe of ihe lGe
 ,t wsractrs ,Le Tclri;rry ana + 2epubiicau in politics. Ii was es- ! ta5ii-Eei IT February. 1879. when ] tlleie were hui three Or f UT papers pab.ishch m inc Territory. Prem 1 the very frat, II has beon Il piofta- T. Fsg,, tn,,
 The patronage iI h0:h fhe aoFcr- iising anu j b-woTk depnIIIme' has been liberal, and inc snme can be greatly enlarged by vel directed ef- f,r,.
 The real estate consis's of rne fourin of En e..iiie business block n .he Inter of tl.c town tf Ph,:al., 1 I37xi50 feet, viii a large and very sui able ding oH he fanlr. in l which fhe eff is situated. With n small expenditure Of rnoi.cy, in Fe- pairs, etc. the ether part rf ti!s l proDorty n be made to pfolucs fro forty 10 sixty dollars ptl month in renr- Tle town of PET
 nix is situated In the garden spot ci
 Arizona and is giowih Is ste dy and <urc.
 This ia decidedly a fret csas opuning fnr some yorng
 lr.,..I pos essed of the proper require
 mcn.s 4 nah With mare brain!
 than cash 's cesired. Cn-h withou l,raius wi not be sc epied u.le- ihe Y hoi .Jroperiy should be pur chased. The very kast of refer
 ences viii be required. Ad;.ress
 !. J. GosPER, Prescott, Arizona.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
Sole Tradersh;p.
TERRITORY or ARIZONA ,

Co-STT OF NARIc0PA-
 This ie to declare TO all whom it may concern that I. Moiiie Copf. O. Vulture. Il the ounty of Hsricops. Territory of Ari- 'Ea. married somsn now .he wife of " II. Cook. of said ccu,ty and territory, do in iefld and will, i om and fer this date, Carry on and transact b-4sine-s under my nam and on my own account; that said business shal. con-ist of ruaniI 2 teams uDon the road for the purpose Of trensooritug freight and mercRf ndi=e 10 and from tie various TaTts of h is Ferrto- Ty. and trading ir nuis- candies. frnits and other mer handise, thzt th-a whole ano 5nL of moa-S do not xceed S5.1O and 1T m aud ft.r this date 1 viii .5e indIyidn lly responsible i1 ny own name for all och,s eouiTn t-d b. me ou accJuu7 of any of the said basine=s. AOLLIE COOK.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12

ts ssHel on Jack 'hls saesl for a ''chnnti- ,'renda ge." He af- h. hc got ihe hesi ,is c" hs ever drank have greer names k but Jack HnG-r T. l:zes Aie boss Awife have arrived M now occupying
 Exchange Hotel
 ks Of them es
 been induced f5ls friends i r.. himself there, ksiciau- C have A'riny iis ertire
 for . period of
 a-i rsmein-
 slaallPox si-
 e; a d Blu
 .sh pra fes-
 saved
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
Ho a,ss51i Hotioe.
Us. LAND OFFICE AT rresos: AhlzosA, ]

[. s. LAND OPTIC AT Trcsos. AkIzoSA.
 Ap.il 6 1SS2. Notice .s hereby given ibat Sereoa H. Jsnks has fled Dotlce of his intention 10 nak final proof in support of his Home stead +-ntsy ->.i. 99. and that said proof will he made before the lion. DcFurest Porter Judge fIhe second .;adicial District ior the Territory of srizcEiS, at his cham hers in Ph enix, Maricopa C.Euty. AriE1na. on the 18th day O May. l2S2. 10 clock a. m for fhe t U of Sec. No. a, Town ship No. 1. N. Range No. 4. East.
 lie names the f,i owing witnesses To rove his continuous residence upon and uitiva U On and improvements Of said land. iz: Cha r. EaN den Andrew Benton ute r eIeTron, and Robert Fiayton, all of emp e, E Earicope County Arizona
 Eh&RY COUSINS .rNr1s, Regist
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
PILE $! Psl- :! u-o CLr9 Found at Last! No One Need
 Suffer!

A sure cure for Bind, Bleeding, itching and Liberated Piles has 'leen discovered hy Dr. William, (an h. .lian remedvl called Dr. William s Indian Ointment. A single b,,x has rured the worst nr'.nie "ases of z5 ar 90 years sti.nGing- No one Ieed suffer five minutes after app 'ylng his wonderful suathIng MedlcIuo Lotions, instruments and eleciuaries do more harm than gooT. Williams $ Ointment absorbs the tumOrs, allays the intense itching. (particularly st night after getting warm in bed) acts as ponliice, gives instant and pain llss relief. anl prepared only for piles itching of rhe private parts, and for n.,ihlng else.
 Bead what the Hon. J. NJ. Coffin hefrv of Cleveland says abnu. Dr. Williams 6 Indian Pile Ointment: ''I havr used scores of pile cures and II . aff;sfds me pleasure to say that have never found nnvthing which gave snch immediate and permanent re- lief as Dr. Williams Indian Oint- Elcnt.
 For sale hv all druge:sts 0r mailed on receipt of rrice, $1.00. lie carshy & Osborne, wholesale Agent
 Denver, Colorado.
 Henry & Co.,, Prop.
 CLEVELAND. o.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
From Tuesdays Dail5 ]

----.'.----------.------ --..---..
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
Aavertl~ea Letters.

Unclaimed letters ia tine postotfice at Phenix. Arizona, May s, 1882. Brownfeid, Terry LaiiimOre. Tn E Barker, James HcCutchen. J B Baker, El Pat eFson, George Clark, Augustus Rosenb'a't. S'ms'n Clark. Gnssie 0 Slteur, James Elweli, John G West TFhns c FeE'on, R B - Ruckinas. Ramon ST ibsrt, re Z4molin', Aa onio Cali for advertised" letters
 GEO. <. HowREY, P. M.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12

isi:y1  ihe HSEkLp, day.
 s IT April div rents.
 r. Fireman E to dAy.
 e;I ,,trrned is To niaE. up he Bank Lest night. -c A d : large oaen her select morning. She ;ll.A-s7rt siil To oncsai F usnreak ixer Agency ! Shcshones- Pnse. cf the in Tonto ke Bal. ree di. . y enc bstly of
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
TEn IroRr oF AR1zozA.

CDEz zTY oF AARI COP4-
 On this tnetSentisth day Of z 2ril. A. oze fhousSnd tight hindr-d and eighty TWO, b fore me- J. IT. Clifford, Justice 0 the Peace, in and for said ConrIy of Mari cot,a- personally appeared Aiollis Coo. Q married woman, wif- Of W. Il cook, known to to te the sam person whose nam is subscribed I5 tae said annexed in- sirument, Is SSr-x .hereso, and who there onS,.Dsl oiss beng n with dn tnil
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12

We carry the largest and most complete Stock of Goods in every line appe,' taining to .Ge C Il Mer chandise in Phoenix. We have M buyer constantly in market, who Is thoroughly posted in the wants of this community. We can and to offer advantages superi or to any house in the Ter ritory.
 SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS Offered to the Wholesale Trade. Every attention pal to the wants of the community. If you want to buy the very best cf goods at the lowest rates convince yourselves by calling first on
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
From Thursdays Daily.l

sait River is well filled. Ihe fish will not need to carry canteens this year.
 vulture City is hourisbing, and erybody is feeling good. Tomorrow aiil be pay day.
 Dr. Fri e. U. $. A., arrived from th. front to-day, and is now tick at the Bank Exchange Hotel.
 Pos master yow.ey has just re- ceived the new Garfield 5-cel t stamp, and handsome stamp it is.
 C. E. Philes telegraphs that he left New York on rhe 4th. He will, pro.abiy, arri.e in PAeni1 to-mor low.
 Brent Kirkland is coming back at last. He will leave vuliure City next Saturday and be with us on Sunday.
 We call the at'eniion of onr read CTS to City Ordinance, No. 25, regn- lating business taxes. 1t will be seen in aEotuer column.
 Vul ure City has been entertaining an rn~ elcome visitor-ihe measles Among the sufferers are Inc children of W. II. Leg.itt and rhos. Hodg.s.
 Ml. h cs is sinking rapidly on the Gol.'en Fleece ninr, at Cave Creek We predict that th;s will be one
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-07-09
THE FUTURE or IRELAND.

Dismay is the mildest word that can be
used TO express the feeling of impartial
minds at the attitude of Parliament toward
Ireland. Despite the frequency Of occur
renccs which horrify us, there is no mistal-
ing the fact that the more public attention
Is turned toward the Irish question the more
decisively does public opinion revo II against
the whole fabric of English rule in Ireland.
Arbitrary imprisonment without warrant
on evidence, on suspicion only, and the
abolition Of trial by jury, are the methods of
despots, not Of 5elf.governing, liberty glowing
people. 1t seems impossible for an English
man to write or talk reasonably or for Eng
lsh Legislators to act nationally on the Irish
question. The Land League agitation has
brought out in strong light not only the ter
rible amount Of suffering among the the Irish
tcnantry, but the fact that as Ireland has no
perial government, she has never had an
opportunity to demonstrate whether she
could, if set free, cure or palliate the evils Of
which she 50 justly complains. Should gen
uine home rule be granted to Irishmen, they
would find the question of land and rents
one of exceeding difficulty, and one which it
would Of course be impossible to settle to the
satisfaction Of both the antagonstic interests.
But this is emphatcally one of those ques-
tiOnt with which the community itself should
be left to deal. 1t is not one that can, as if
by a stroke of magic, be solved SO as toavoid
all hardship. The sulIeringB OF the tenantry
are extreme, vast numbers Of them being
barely able TO sustain life, and living from
year to year in the utmost poverty and
destitution. Applying to their case the
principle that the general welfare must he
paramount to the interests Of any special
class, II becomes plain that the incomes
of the landowners must be sacrificed to the
point Of alleviating their condition. The
Irish question is in substance whether an
alien government shall exert i!8 power to
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-07-09

know that the lounge Is madc OF packing box and
tho washstand OF another, Tor You see took the
real washsand for my sidoboard and set up on four
blocks It docs nceyu Aftcr this fashion she keeps
hor spirits up andis asonIshed to nud In how short
time she becomes Interested In all the little matters
that 60 to make up life In an insulated post The
endless monotony makes the tlme pass uunotioed,
and not until she does really go back homo is she
conscious OF the great change that has taken place
herself Her sisters have married and are settled In
comfortable homes OF their own, while sho calls no
place home, one place being 20 her as
anottor. She Is thin and worn, and the winds
have darkcned her fair skin She feels
III at ease and out Of date aud OF all that has gone
on since she left Is shametuliy Ignorant She Is
sclous rs only woman be, hather clothes nrcol1
fashioned, and her hands rough and wcather-bcacp.
gyc Of the very best years Of her life have gone she
has gained little except experience, and nobody knows
It better than herself. Aud set, when sho has Just
settled herself at home FOR long rost, and the
besSeducss of never knowing what is TO bc or dinner
when she has sent George everything she could think
Of to make him comfortable and told him not to OK
pcct to SEQ her for six months at least, shc Is
awakened one morning by an "oystcr man ~ under
herwlndows. lie has an old cavalry bugle and has
picked up tho first few notes Of "asscmbly" and
"stahe- call.n She starts up and listens intently
and her eyes MI with tcars, She announces her In
cntlon that morning NJ breakfast she has made up
her mind to 60 bach as soon posslble In vain they
Try dissuade her ucutgc win not look FOR her and
SHE so needs fesi but that battered buglc has
stirred up within her wild and nurcasonlng longing
10 he back In garrison aud within sound Of Its IA
mllar voice. She forgcts all the dsagrecabc things
70 he encouutctel she loses sight Of all the pleasures
they have arranged for her benefit at home and turns
hef face toward the setting tor another ve years
or so VI hardship and pfivatlon
Truly, women are uuacCountabe cicaturcs' but, rs
said before. there Is attraction for them In the
Army, and sometimes think, II properly enlisted
anddflcd, they would make more devoted aud lshall
say9) moro war.like soldiers than the men.
ONE or THEM,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-07-09

For such violent spasms of reform as the
adoption of Total Prohibition amendment
TO the constitution of lowa-probably one of
the most singular pieces of legislation in the
history of the world-the liquor dealers
themselves must be in great part to blame.
Enjoying most valuable franchise in their
licenses to sell liquor, it behooves them EN-
phatically to refrain from giving otlense in
its exercise, and 10 afford as little pretext as
possible for police interference in their busi.
ness. While there may not be much
danger of total prohibition in any other
States than those peopled with descendants
Of New Englanders, like Iowa and Kansas,
Local option affords ready halfway house
for the temperance people to arrive at in
their efforts, and the District of Columbia is
always an open field for the experiments of
theorists. Liquor dealers and bar-keepers
who sell strong drink to minors aud noto-
rious drunkards, or who, worse still, bold
out temptations for such classes to drink
who keep open ON forbidden days on at
forbidden hours, or in any other way break
the laws meant for their salutary regulation
and the prevention Of scandal, are doing the
most ehectual campaign work for the tee
total cause.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-07-09

SENATOR VEST is undergoing some insig-
niGcant assaults on account of his outspolten
speech on the bill to pay the Garfield doc
tors and attendants extrayagant sums. The
idea seems to be that it is indelicate," ("
"painful, " etc, TO discuss how much cash
shall be poured out to these gentry. We
hope never to see the day when the country
will be too squeamsh to bear discussion Of
just what is being done with its money by
Congress. We take il to be admitted that
the doctors did nothing at all toward the re-
ooyery Of the late President, not even prob
ing his wound properly, in the first place, to
find out how serious II was. They say now
il was impossible to cure him. This may be
true, but it certainly cuts Of any claim to
more than a fair compensation for the time
they spent on the case at the ordinary rates
for such attendance. If they had saved linn
by prodigy Of SKIN, there might be some
ground for umeckoning gratitude, At
present, We see none Whatever.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-07-09

" Brunswick " writes to the Boston GA.
sstte about Judge Tourgee'5 Journalistic venture
follows:
Now that OUr Continent has got into the hands Of
live publishers, Messrs Fords, Howard & Hubert
l should not he surprised If It made to pay. II
paid before but not Ia the way that publishers enjoy
1t paid the biggest prices that paid In this
or any other country for similar work. They gave
Louis q. Tiffany 300 week for the half-page Illus
ratiOn lie contributed, Any other paper would have
given him $50 apiece for the drawings They the
merest sketches. Miss Field received fabulous
sum for paper that she had probably dashed off In
an Idle hour, and Donald @. Mitchell got salary
from them for his papers that must have made him
laugh In his sleeve They simply threw money away,
and were suddenly brought up standing. Mr.
Davis saw that his millions would not last long at
that rate aud thought II well to retire In time. Now
FOrds, Howard Hubert have It, They are prac-
tiCal men, who know Judge TOurgees value as z
novelist, and are not going 10 make any mistake.
Their tst move, and II Is one Is to change the
Size OF the paper. II Will be inst half Its former
Size, and VIII resume Its cover.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-07-09
BrLEp in Tho guperIority of Tho Ameri

BELIEF in the superiority of the American
system of checking trunks Is being rudey shaken
We have grown accustomed to thinking that n we
take checks for luggage II VIII go forward by the
same train take and eau DO had upon presentation
Of the check 10 the baggage agent ON arrival at the
termination Of our journey. But the CAfeessneBs Of
baggage handlers has dissipated the fond security
in which we once travelled free from caro- about our
trunks, and now experienced travellers know that II
IL not safe to count upon finding your trunk upon
your arrival In the distant city where you VIII need
t. unless you have II placed upon the train with
you when you started, and have that II was
transferred with you every time you changed ears.
Ia other words, you are only safe against the neg-
gonce with which the check system Is carried out
when you supplement It by looking after your pieces
Of luggage Just as sharply as II you were travelling
q European railway where checks arc not used.
Ana In the attempt 10 800 that your tunks 80 night
you Will be sure to encounter inclylty aud ndlner-
encO from the employees. who Win probably treat you
as your Interference was lmperinent aud
sary while 1t viii often entail the loss Of necessary
meals, which generally be taken hastily at tho
very stations whore you change cars
Two Instances where passengers wolo put 70 great
nCOuI IonlSnCe have Just come under the writer's OBJ
BoryatlOn, lie belOg the victim IA ono cate, ana %
member Of his family Ia tile other This attociou5
6wiudle Of engaging 10 send your luggage with yon
and u0gocng 70 fulAll tho Implied contract entered
Into when you aIo given the check IS ono Of the most
annoying Kind, for rule you would rather wait for
later train than wait for your property IN travelling
costume stained with the Crime Of travel Tho bag
gage snashers at New Jersey avenue and sixth street
viii ploase take warning aud do the work they are
paid 10 DO, On they wiz hear from TIIE SuNDtr
HERALD on tbls subject again,