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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
To fhc Ladies Only.

Mrs. A. S. Pearson has receIyed q new stock of hair goods of the latest styles, at No. sos Congress street. Tucson, 4. T. Switches from 8 up. Hair combings straightened and made in any style; also kid gloves cleaned. aulS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

Frank Burns meat market Is always prepared to supply the choicest cuts in meats of the kinds. For Christmas he has a lot of fine roasting pigs and the fattest and best beef Tn the Territory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
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ApplIaat5on NO a5s for Patent for Inc Anls
 Mining Ciain.
U. s. LAND OFFICE, TUosON, AKIKnsA
 fs-t bar Isrh n

Get Der 18th. ~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI 3D. - ward ?. All. and James NcC. Elliott. whose postOtice address Is ID care of T. l.. SHles. Tue zon, Arizona have this day hled thelr applica- ton for patent Tor iSo linear feet of the Alils mine or Vefu bearing gold and silver. with sur face srouud 6D feet in width. sItuated m Ha- shaw Mining District, county Of Pima and Territory ot ArrOna, and designated by the held notes and ofisiAl plat on file at this office as Lot Number 4s m said district, sad Lot No. t5 beIng as follows to-wlt:
 Beginning st the initial monument st the N r and center of the cislrn. where the location no tice was placed. at q post SxS lnehee square. 5 feet high, marked co Allis No l-'
 Thence S g deg e min F. to the corner of claim to a post sz3 Inches square, , ;eet high, Thence < g deg .0s nm W lSOO feet to $ W corner of the claim Co a post 3I5 lnChc- square. feet high. marked ~ Allis No. H. from whence U. . mineral monument No. 5. HarshaW Mining District, bears ls deg S5 min W sSS feet distant.
 Thence \ g deg e min W 80 feet to center of x W elu of clam to post SI3 inches square. 5 feet hlgh. marked Allis No. ""
 Thence N g deg C min W SlD feet 70 \ W cor ner of claim. Co poet 31s inches square. feet high. marked "A Alils No. W
 Iheace \ j1 deg mn r i5Ol feet to the N. F. corner of the claim Co O post 3IS inches squAFu foe high. marked Alhs No. Nl.,' and
 Thence = deg 4e mn sO feet Co the pines of beg nnIng.
 Magneuc Sariarioa. I2 deg Ss min, containing 13 fs acres.
 The location of thIs mine is recorded in afse Recorders oaice ef Pima county, A. T.. m Book P Records of Mines. pages 5l5 and alo. The adjoining claimants are the Owters of the Com m0uworth clam on the E W: the owners of tho Garfield claim on the ' r..
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion Of said Aili- Mine or surface ground ar- required to flle their adVerss- claims with the Register of the United StEts- Land Othce at Tucson, in tte TsrrItory of Arizona, during the sixty days period of publication hereof, o- th0y wlu be barred by The provisions of the Statute
 HENRY OJSINS. RegisteS. Haynes < Stiles Attorneys for applicants.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
splendid Bath Rooms.

The Tucson Bath Rooms, south Main street jus. reftted in frst-class style. Hot, cold and shower baths at all hours. Price 9 cents. ADAM SINDERs, Prop.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

Mack's cleaning, repairing, dyeing aud renovatiue room is opposite the post office, 30S Congress street, Tucson. Benson, Maricopa and Casa Grande take notice. HAMILTON MCCULLoCH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

Rev. Thomas Scott, on publishing an edition of Bunyon's "Pilgrim's Progress with expository notes, presented copy of the work to a poor psrishloners. Meeting him soon after, Mir. Scott en- quired whether he had read 1t. The re- ply was, "Yes, sir" Do you think you understand it?" "Oh, yes sir," was the answer, land hope before long to uD- derstand the notes"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

That Dr. Gladwin, destist at 3lG Con- -ress street, prepares a tooth powder that will if used, keep the teeth white and clean, and at tine same time sweet ems the breath.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Application No. e6S for Patent tO the ArI
 rona kiag Mining Claim.
US. LAND o.rIrr. rrcsos. AEI1osA.l

US. LAND OrEcE, TucsoS, ARIZONA,
 October E l,s2- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE V Santa Rita Land and Mining Company, by g. n. Lord. agent whose pOstOthce address i= care Of Geo. D. smith. General Superintendent. Gala hasts. Ari1oua. has this day hled its application for patent for tjpU linear feet of the Arizona King nine or v-ln. bearing copper and other minerals, with surface ground Utu feet m width, situated in Pima Mining district, county of Pima and Territory Of ArlZOna, and deslEnated by the field notes and official plat on hIe At this oi.ce as Lot Nun ber e tiIla and Salt River Me ri liam. =aid Lot No e being follows. tO-vIt.: Beginning at inItlal monument at end Ot claim at % plue post 2xi inches square, feet lOur, set iu gruuud and monument of stones, mGrsed "A K No. |" from which shaft So. bears \ sI deg V Ia feet distant. This i- also the V W corner of the ArlZOua Queen Mining Claim.
 Thence \ deg W along end boundary line of claim 9u feet to corner of claim Co pIne post 2Xi inches square feet long, in monument of -tsnes marked "A K No. 2.' Thence st deg W on \ side boundary line of claim l50U feet tO \ W corner to pine post 2I4 inches sl are, feet long, m monument of stones. marked "A k No. g..
 Thence S9 deg F 90 feet along W end bous- diary of claim Co center of same. pine post .x4 inches square. feet long, Tn mound of stones, marked "A k No.4."
 Thence < 9 deg continuation of line on " end slO feet Co S W corner of claim 10 pine post 2xi inches square. feet long In mound Of stones, Thence \ si deg F i51o feet along $ side boun- diary lIue of claim Co ' corner tO a pine post 2xi inches square. feet long. ID mound os stones. marked "A K No. e. from which U. $. Mine- l Monument No. 2 Pima Mining District, bears 4i deg 45 mn 70 feet distant.
 Thence \ 2 deg " along E end line of claim s., feet Co the place of begInuIng.
 Magnetic variation l5 deg E, containing d.dd acres.
 The ocati0n notice of thIs claim is recorded m the Recorder office of Plma county. in Book "C of Records Of Mines. page ju
 The adjoining claimants are the Arizona Queen on tho F..
 Any and all persous claiming adversely any portion of sad Arizona kIug mlne. or the surface ground. are nrtluIrpd Co nle thrIr adverse clam wlth the hegIster of the United States Land Office, at Tucson. ArizOnu, during the sixty days period of publication. or they vlll be barred by virtue of the provisions uf the statute.
 HENRY COUslSs, Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

Mir. F. A. Smith, at l15 Church street, has painted two pictures, one 71zIl013 feet, the other 6lSIl0ls feet. The former IS R representation of "The Gate Aiar," the other "Eloise" or the Enchanted Swans" Both pictures appropriately framed excite much favorable comment, ss to coloring and reahsticness of the subjects they are in- tended to convey. It IS the purpose of MT. Smith to keep them on exhibition at his place of business as above given, till the last week in December when they will be rallied of.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Hear What fhe Deal Say :

It hus performed miracle In my case.
 have no uuearthly noises m my head. and hesr much better
 have been greatly benefited
 Aiy deafucs- helped Er-gt Ctal-thinE a1- other bottle will cure u".
 lie virtues arp USQrEsrIoSABLE and its C-- EArIVE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE AS HE WRITER cav rERsoNALLT IEsrIrT. BOTH FROM ENrlRI- rNCx AND OBSERVATION. Mrt- at once to HAr- LoCE JESNFY. DCy street. New York. euc.cs- ing St.n and you will receive by return q remedy that will enable you to hear like any body else. and whose curative effect wil ba UerIua- nert. You will nrvcr regret doing 60. 'kDIToE MERCANTILE EEviEw.
 s%-Tp avoid los in the malls. please --nd money by Registered Letter.
 Only imported by EAYLOCk s JENNET. Dov st.. V r. sole ago ts for America. wly
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

NIT. Huller. the President and super intendent of the YRqui River Mining Company, in Sonora, who IS at present m New York city, will leave in a few days for Mexico to take charge of the property of that company. Mir. Huller is an old resident of that country, and has large knowledge of its mining in- terests. The owners feel confident that with the experience and ability of their manager their best interests will be cared for, and expect the property at an early day will bs on dividend paying basls The Lesinskys gre largely inter ested in this property, which IS s pretty good indication that 1t has merit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Atcbison. Topeka aud santa Fe.

Mir. J. r. Goddard, for many years past general freight agent ot the AtchI- son, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, has been promoted to the position of traffic manager of that company, and VII have full charge of all its commercial busI- ness. His authority will extend over the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and leased hues, and also over the New Mexico and Arizona Railroad and the Sonora Railway tlimitedl and LesvenwOrth, Topeka and Southwestern Railway. It IS generally understood that NIT. H. C. Barlow, at present as- sistant general freight agent of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail road, will be promoted to the position of general freight agent in plscS of Mir. Goddard. promoted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Ir>f IYhai k Manied.

For stoves, sheet Iron, tin, crockery or glass ware go to W. E. Stevens or Main street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
HENRY COUSINS. Register. Ha-nes { sLL-e- A--n-neL- f-r aun.lc.nl..

It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice bc published sixty days ten consecutive weeks in The Arizona CITIZEN. weekly newspaper published at Tucson. A. y which paper Is here by desIgl ated by me us published nearest such claim. HENRY COU SINS. Register.
 flrst publication October 22 tss2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
| Nj, e COUSINS. Register.

It ishereby ordered that the foregoing notice Of application for patent be published for tls peuod Gf sIXty days iteu consecutive weeks 10 the AriEona CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper published at Tucson T which i- here by iesIEnatet by me as published nearest s1ch clam. HENRY COUSINS Register
 Flrs- rnh.lcatlnu December 2 I-.a-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

The officlal vote of Dakota glves John E. Raymond Repubhcan) for Congress a majority of 30 2S6 votes: The total vote of Dakota is 47.373, of which South Dakota boiled 3l.0j4 votes and North Dakota l6,3l6 votes. Only persons who came to the Territory prior to August were entitled to vote. This would Indi- cate that South Dakota contained about lS0.00O inhabitants last August, and It had al least 25.0O0 more now. making over 200,00O, while North Dakota has probably at this time about llO,0D pop ulation. South Dakota has 75.OO0 square miles of area, or nearly as much as IlI- nois and Indiana together. IL is en- titled to be admitted as a new State of the Union at this session Of Congress.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

The Boston Herald, which is usually accurate if not classical, uses predicate" in the sense Of base or found upon, as in the expression might have been predi- cated upon knowledge of the man" This Is a quite common misuse of predi- cate. Both the etymology of the word and its use in logic require it to be fol- lowed by of instead of on or upon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

Nr. c. E. sheldon, Of the firm of Moss * Sheldon. Of Lordsburg, IS m the city, but leaves for home in the morning.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
BORN.
DIED.

DOMINGO-At the Territorial Prison. on Mon day. December II. lss2 Gusdaiupe Domingo. a native of Oris. Sonora, aged about 20 years WALMSLET-In tEis city. December ldth. Lu- cretia. infant daughtcr of'W- W. and A. l4. Nalmsley. aged seven weeks
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Application 10. s6e for Patent for the gui-
 tsrsOR Mining Claim.
U. <. LAND OFFCK TUCsON. AR1zsSA. 1
 October v, tss2.

October S1 tss2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE ~ Santa Rita Land and Mining Company by t. II. Lord, agent, whose postotiiue sddrvss I- sars of George D. Smith. General Superintend- ent. Calabasas. Arizona. has this day hled lts hI plIcation for n patent for hftseu hundred linear per and other minerals. with surface ground sI1 hundred feet iu width. sItuated m PIma Mlutrg district, county of Pima and Territory of Arlza- na. and deslguated by the held notes and otclA. plat on tle m this othce as Lot Number .l G snt S kiver Meridian. said Lot No. 4o being as t.-- lows, to-Hit.;
 Beginning at the initial monument at vrsf end of claim at 2 pine post 2Xi inches square. feet long, marked ''P No. 2" se, m a cett u rock. from which U. & mineral monument Su. bear- x 77 deg g nm V 2se2 feet distant.
 Thence \ 9 des F. gID feet along " end boundn- ry of claim and the end boundary of tho ssr Xavier mining clam to = corner to pine pp-t 2Nt inches square, feet long. marked P Nc. O..
 Thence N Fl dsx P i5ou feet Co < corner ot ciain to pine post 2Kt inches square. fs-t long. marked P No S.' set m rlonumrrt ai stones.
 boundary line ot claim 10 center at pine poet l1i inches square. feet long. marked p No. {. . ss- m monument Cf ztones
 Thence \ deg W continuation of end line of claim 5u feet ts \ F corner post Of claim. be- ing pine post 2x4 m. square, D feet loue. i1 mound of stones marked p No. l."
 Thence \ st deg " along side boundary lile Of claim l5Cn feet Co \ W corner of clam Co ptne post 2x4 inches square. feet long. marked P \. &" m mound of stone
 Thence < 2 deg F along " end line Of clam 3lu feet tc place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation l3 deg F. containing 3Lt6 acres.
 The location Of this mine is recorded in ths Racurder'- ohi ice Of Pima county Arirona t- book of Records of MInee. pages -sg and 2fl.
 The adjoining claimants arc on the W-tls San Xavler.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely azy portion of said Patterson mine or surfuce grcsli are required to file theIr adversss clAirc Vitl the Register of the United states Land Oiicr co sixty dsys period of publication hereof. or tlsI will oe barred by virtue of the provisions Of tls Statute.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

Yesterday says the Albuquerque Journal of the 10th, s gentleman ar rived in the city from the mines near Flagstaff, A. T., having in charge two sick miners, who were en route to St. Louis. He also wanted twenty men to go with him to the mines. Last night be had secured fourteen of the number.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

The much abused goat IS coming to be prized as useful animal by English farmers. They have been long time discoverlng what has been an estab- lished fact on the continent of Europe. that the whIEkered and frisky animal ls an important factor in pastoral wealth. In other European countries lt hss been demonstrated that the goat will, It properly managed, yield milk. butter and cheese which possess peculiar WIT tues of their own, and also provide e1- cellent meat for the table, as well as gloves and boots, which cannot he matched for delicacy and strength. As a result of the new light on this subject q goat farm of 2l0 acres has been esJab- lished on land Of the Earl of Lovelace, in Surrey, where goats milk, butter, cheese and leather will be produced.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
nnn,I Fnrgef

Millions of Toys and Holiday goods at very low prices. H. ]. Brown, Cor ncr Meyer and Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

Application No. eG6, for Patent to me
 san Xavier Mining Claim
 T. \ Il,-n lrFrrr. Trr.nN ArIZ0NA


 san Xavier Mining Claim
 US. LAND OFFICE. TUCsoN. AnIzoSA
 October 3,th. l--- NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - santa Rita Land and Mining Company, whose po-tothce address l- care Georse U. Smith Calahlsl-. Ariz1nl. has made application for patent for l5l linear Feet Of the San AavltFT Mine or vein belrlnE copper and silver with surfuce ground ru feet ID width, Eltuated .l Pima Mining District. County ot Pima and Ter ritory of ArizOna, and designated by the he.d notes and official plat ou Ale in thi- office as lot So. 43 sad lot So. 43 beInE gs follows, to vIs; Beginning st the initial monument. a po-t .xi and feet long o mound u- stones lf the W :. end center of ths claim. marked = \. So- L. from which U. \. NJ. VI. SO. bears \. q des- ll " 2Ap fee. distant, tLauCe x. drg=- L., SH feet Co \. W. e lruer post -xi and iy't lonS ID mound of stones marked '->. \. Np- H. thence x. si de,-. F. lis1 feet t0 <. J.. corner post 2yt ard 2 feet long m mound of stones marked ''S. N Nu. llI..' thence N. Hler-. w.. -t feef Co F. end center post 3zt and faet Iona m mound of stones marked --S. N Nn. w. thence aO on feet Ions Iu mound Of stones markell 'S- A- No. N..' thence S. -l deE-. w.. lEU feet tu N- W. corner post. m mound uf stones marked '-S N- so. VI ," thence >. @ dee-. F. 5u feet Co initial monument and place of beg unin-,
 Magnetic va-iat-on g de<res- F.. containing 3l6i acres.
 The lo.stiou ofthis mIns i- duly rccorled 5n tie Recorder od ce Of Pima county. Arlzpnl- 10 book C Records of MIne- pace- jl and D.
 Any and all persons claiming adyersely the whole or any portion ol sad San AlvIer Mlue sr surface Cruuad are required rO ilLa t.eIr atv-r-e claims in this office during the sixty day- Tsrli uf publication hereof. or thoy wlll be barred 1y virtue Of the Ircvlsllr- of the Staru-e.
 HENEI COUSINS, Register. It is hereby ordered that tle fo-esorHg notice ot application for patent be- pubi7h't sixty days .teu consecutive Neeksl lu tle ArIrrua CT IrTN a waaElr upwEuaper uut-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Haynes < stile.. Attoraeys for applicanls.

It ishereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published for the perlOd of sixty days ten consecutive weeksl 10 thr Weekly CIrz-u. a newspaper published at Tucson. Arizona; which paperIs hereby dee-g- mated by me as published nearest such claim.
 HtNkl cot SINS, Reglsts<.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

10 is hereby ordered that tho foregoing notice he published sixty days ten consecutive v1,eksl ID Ihe ArIzOna tIrIZEN. weekly newspaper published at Tucson. Arizona ferritOry, which paper Is hereby de-Ianated by mo as published nearest such claim.
 HENEY COUsTNs. Register. First publication October 3g Iss2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

The yellow leaves on the Alamo trees bespeak the presence of autumn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
HENRY COUSINS. Register.

lt j., hereby ordered tha; the foregoing notice or application for patent he pub.Ished for the pertuu uf sixty days iteu consecutive weeks Iu rus ARIZONA CITIZEN, a weekly newspaper pub llsi ed at Tucson. Arizona. winch paper i- hereby des z1at-i hy me us published nearest such claim. HENRY CO. ~IN- Register Q FIr-t publication. November5. i-,2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
Dr, S.F. GIadWln, DENTIST
From San Francisco.

HAS OPENED OFFICE AND LABORATORY ] 1 m Buehmun's new block, No. 3ld Cous-e strret adjoining tL- photograph gallery. wIere he IS preps red Co do all kinds ot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

Contributions to the Globe Hospital Association, collected and due, amount to Sl, ,194 75.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

Judge John Haynes has returned from Tombstone.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

The indications are that 1t is showing in the mountains.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
HENRY COUSINS. Resi,.o-

It is hereby ordered tha. the foregoing s'tI1s of Application for Patent bs published for --s period of dl days ten consecutive Seeksi lr t1s Citl1sn. a weekly newspaper pubhshed at Tuc-1l Pima county. Arizona. which paper ls her'ay designated by ne az published nearest such claim. HENRY COUSINS. Reg7sts-.
 E-rs. Lah.Ica-lln nc-n1er gs. I.-,.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
HENRY COUSINS. Rer.,sr.

| is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice be published sixty days ten consecutive weskF ln the Arizona Citizen. a weekly newspaper pu.- lished at Tucson A. T.. which paper K hereby desig gnated by mo published nearest such sltIm. HENRY COUSINS, Register.
 First publication November 5
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24

It is hereby ordered that tie foregoing sixty days ten consecutive weeksl ID tle ArIzcna CT IrEN. a weekly newspaper put lisaei al Tlsscu. A. T which paper I- here by sI mated by me as published nearest su,l clam. HENKI COUSINS. ksslster-
 flrst puolioltioE Oct. eeth. lso2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-24
FirSt-CIaSS Dental Work

He has a large stock of teeth auS cyery. rrlde to select from. hence teeth maie a, hIs lRbnr',- tory cannot be detected irum the natural teeth and can be worn xIth perfsc. ease and comfort and be used for all purposes of mss'lcutlon. Has had over -j year- practice and i5 cunverst.nt with all late improvements Iu the art
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-12
~
THE NEWS.

The great historian Bancroft is
now in the Saith year of his age.
"Comet parties pass sleepless
nights in order to see the big stacks
in the sky.
The bridge from New York to
Brooklyn, it is thought, will cost
S20,000,000.
The receipts of the Cincinnati Elk
position were $84, 900, being clear
profit of $4,000.
Mrs. Jesse James is going to have
a magnificent monument erected to
the memory of her late husband.
Elk LieutenanteGoyer Johnson,
of st. LOUIS, has been retained as
counsel for Frank James in the courts
of Missouri
James Thomas, jr., one of the
wealthiest merchants in Richmond,
Va, died at his home In that place
the other day.
In the past ten years the importa
ton of opium to the United States
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-12

BENJAMIN f. BUFFERS letter &C
cepting the Democratic nomination
for Governor of Massachusetts is
quite an interesting campaign docu-
ment, and it is SO skillfully drawn
that one cannot help but admire the
adroitness displayed by the sly old
fox who conceived it. The General
is certainly an artful dodger and
possesses the happy faculty of know
ing how to use words so that they
will admit of different interpretations
and without exciting IN the mind of
the casual reader the least suspicion
Of their general meaning. He very
wisely avoids the discussion of his
many changes from one political
party 10 another, but contents him.
sell by attr.buting them to "a ripper
Judgment and instructed con-
science Like the reformed sinner,
he loves to talk about the present
and the bright hereafter, but the
faintest allusion to the days gone by
is exceedingly disagreeable and quite
distasteful. The general, in his let~
ter, takes up the old cry of ''re
trenchment and reform" IN State
affairs, and is very profuse in bis
promises as to the wonders he is go
ing to accomplish in that respect
provided the good people of Massa-
chusetts viii only place him in the
chair of State. But we have the
proud satisfaction of at least beliey
ing, that the old scar-worn veteran
will never reach the goal of his am
bition, and that there is in store fo
him a most inglor,oas defeat.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-12
WRESTLING FOR COURAGE.

Houk and his office-holding and
office seeking friends tell that the
Republicans of this district are ems
thusiastic If not idolatrous in their
devotion to him, and are yearnIng
for the day when, with uncovered
heads, they will enjoy the privilege
Of casting their suffrages at his feet,
and that even the Democrats stand
ready ard impatient to pay tribute
to this latter>day boss.
OF course different tale was told
to the Jay Hubbell Henderson COM
mittee, else the promised aid would
have been withheld; but an intellis
gent public, familiar with Houk and
his clustering ways, will largely dis
count his brazen braggadocio. Houk,
like most men of his calibre, is
noisy and hyperbolic, and under the
crack of his little whip his super,
serviceable strikers have to be
noisy and hyperbolic also, just as
one frisky fste will make more fuss
than six sturdy mastiffs, SO will
one Houkite make more noise than
half a dozen supporters of Mr.. Rule.
Verify,