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Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
Love.Making fin a Beer Garden.

Making love in a beer garden is liable to be carried on under disadvantages and subject to Interruptions more or less disagreeable. The other night young man sitting with his sweetheart in q garden over the Rhine was endeavoring tI pour a tale of love into her listening ear, which the shrill cries incident to the locality were continually interrupting. The courtship ran something after this fashion:
 Dearest Eliza, you know that your image alone holds place within my h art. thrill only to the soft tone of your sweet voice; I am happy in no company but yours. In short, better than life do love"
 "Zwi beer !"
 "As I was saying, before yon caitiff beer-ierker passed this way with his dis cordant ejaculation, am indissolubly yours. The stars are never bright un, less you are by my side, yet your eyes do ever shame their brightness. see no beauty in the flowers until your pres, ence blesses me, and then your beaut, make them hide their heads with envy. For one kiss from those sweet lips would"
 " Fin cigar ein mineral P
 "(Confcund that boy D Dost love me, dearest, as I love you !? Wouldst join yourfate to mine? Could you con- sent to gohand in Eand with me through life, banqueting on love and feasting on"
 "Pretzels for two p
 "(Oh, hang your pretze's D What would life be without thee '? It would be as barren desert without one oasis a long dismal night uncheered by one single star; cast adrift upon the wide and lonely ocean, with no friendly sai, in view from day to day, and all the while the fierce hunger in my heart cry mg-"
 "Boleena wooSt p
 "Fire and blazes Lize, let's get out O this."
 They got. - Cincinnati iSatmday Nigh.
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What Causes the Blood to Circulate

To what degree the heart is aided b.. other forces is yet matter of investi gation. Probably there are seyeru i"rces assisting. The elasticity of tn
 arteries increases their carrying capac! iy They are firm, elastic tubes, whici expand under the pressure from eacl heart-contraction, and then by thei, own elasticity contract and help tho on ward flow of the blood. In the sma!l,l arteries the flow loses the intermitt,l character it possesses in the large arteries, and becomes steady stream The elastlci y of tho arteries serves pre- cisely the same purpose as the air chan, Der of any force-pump, that of equ,lil. mg the flow, and so increasing th amount delivered. The whole force ., derived from the heart; the arteri cause the force to act continuously.
 The veins are lax tubes somewha! larger than tfe arteries, and capable u holding all the blood of the body. The, convey the same amount of blood ss t.. latter, but more slowly. In the larY,.' veins, however, near the auriclos, th, velocity may be 200 millmetres De second. They are provided with valve. which eilectually prevent the blool f. uIu flowing backward toward the heart. Any compression, produced by mu-cu- la. contraction or otherwise, win thee. fore assist the forward flow of venous blood. This is one explanation why ex- ercise hastens the circulation. The movement of the chest in breathine probably aids the pulmonary circula- tion, the blood, as we'll as the atmos. phere, tending to fill the vacuum during inspiration.
 Physical capillary force is not gener- ally regarded as an active force in the circulation. But there is an admitted force in the capillaries, resulting from the attraction of the tissues for the arterial blood, containing the required oxygen and nutriment. "The vital con- dition of the tissue becomes factor in the maintenance of the circulation" IL is this force, primarily, which adapts the amount of blood to the varying needs of any organ; the nervous system regulates the supply by varying the caliber of the vessels.
 The force in the capillaries, or some other force, carries the blood after death, from the arteries, where the heart leaves it, into the veins. Finding the arteries empty after death gave rise to the idea that they conveyed ar; whence the name. It was this belief which Harvey overthrow in 1620.-PopuiMr Science Monthly.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
Prohibition in Kansas.

"All aboard l" yelled the conductor huthis seven passengers who had alight. cd to stretch their legs on the platform did not stir. Some depot hanger. on had told them that this station was the las' before crossing the Kansas border, and 1t seemed as if some common impulse or affection held them all spell-bound. "All aboard l" the conductor cried again and the train started. Tine seven pass. engers made a spasmodic attempt to reach it, but the attempt was too spirit. less. Only two of them found footing on the hind steps of the sleeper. These were Kansas City drummers, and they came on into the day car looking very de.ected.
 "It is dry time, said the fat passen- ger.
 1T pause to rumiuate." said the man in the linen coat, pensively chewing a bit of licorice root.
 "The drama is decaying," said the sad passenger.
 Don't wh)ine," said the woman who talks bass.
 "I'll sit beside her. volunteered the boy who sells peanuts.
 "We have crossed over intr the land of milk and honey" said one of the drummers, feebly endeavoring to keep up with the procession.
 "Now you're screamin'," remarked his companion.
 "Loggerheads," observed the man on the wood-box, as the train halted at a tank, "the engine is going to be gin und-water. "-BUdcHe.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
That Little ilatchet.

"Come heah, George Washington, ou black ape," exclaimed Rev. Amini- lab Bledsoe, of the Austin Blue Llght Jolored Tabernacle, to Sundav-school ,cholar who had just removed big wad f something or other from his mouth. The boys trembling limbs carried him nto the immediate presence of the irate ,heperd.
 |" Yer was chewin' terbacker in de louse ob de I,awd."
 "I owns right up, parson. I was 'hawin' terbacker, but I won't do so no noah"
 George Washington, chawin' ter packer am bad enough, Lawd knows ut when yer has got so shameless yer ont eben try ter lie out ob it, hit am ime ter take yer ill hand, so you wont grow up and disgrace de fodder of hie uuntry. Lean ober dat knee, George. " md for about ten minutes people living evcral blocks off imagined their neigh ors were preparing tough beetsteak ior Inner with an aX.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
Assessment Notice.

fS1O JAMES LOWRIF, W. P. CONLiE AND k E. ROSS, lhei, heirs or aesgns. You are hereby notified lial lhe undersigned hss exj ended the full sum Of one bupdrei dollars (S1u0) upon The hambcr on mine, being ihe ass, ssmrnt wor k require hy law, for he purpose of holding said pr, misses for the year ending December 3I, 1881. Now, unless you CT eacn of you e me ,Grwgrd and pay 10 me the sum of tweniyf dollars, being the proportion of each as Cqnal co-owners. within ninety days from ihe fist publication 'f this noti, c, your inc CT ihe interest of the one ccr4uliing will be forfeited 10 me according to law. Said mine is situated in the Teys Mining istrict. on lac North slope Ui tue Dos CabezaF range of mountains.
 VIM. l.. MARTIN. Dated July 9:h, 1ss2. jyl5 3m
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
[First publication, June 10, 1ss2 Application No. I90. for Patent to the Wade HamptOn Mining Claim

NITED STATES LAND OFFICE, TUG. O soD, Arizona, May 3rd, 1882. Notice is hereby given that Phnip Corbil, by samuel \. Moo. (, agent, has made application f r patent to 1874 linear feet of lhc Wadc IamptOnv in lodt. Ordepost, bearing pret ior- me ta.s together vii h snrface ground 6O0 feet iu widlh sliuaied m the. Warren MiuiBg D's ri.t, C.chsc County Arizo. na. mure partculary described in the field holes and plat "i tliv official surN"y on file in h office designated as To- No. 5U, as follows, to wit;
 BtsinninE at the iuiiial monument near the c nter of clam. on the east sl.c of discovery shaft, at Ii pot ket long. 2xi inches souIrr in mound of stones nrarked II. NJ. w. IL Nj. C. No 1, from which Uni cd staies mineral monument SO 5 bears nOth 12' 3s' cast q fee. distant. :. thence norh 22 52, wet Jl feet 10 sh.fI 4yf t,et 8, feet dvep, and t74 ftet 10 4x4 inch po>t near the center ol north end line, marked "(N (. NV h. M q. No. 7; thence nori 6j' 29 east @JO feet to northeast cIrnor post. 4X6 ches square. in mound of stones marked "tN. E.) w. H. Nj. C No 5; thence souih 22' 52 east 7I tt 10 soutb, f, corner post 4Xi inches square, in mound oi stones marked '(S. E.) " M. C. No. 1; thence south 66' 29. west. s01 feet 10 south end center nasi marked "(S C.) W II. M. c. No B." and 6nl f.,t 10 southwest corher post, 4X4 il ches .qaarr, in mound of stUnCs mark d '(S W N if NJ ~ No. 6;' thence north 22' 5i' west 1874 t,t to northwest corner post 4x4inches square in mnnt d of siopes, marked ('N W W. h. M C No T." tnehte aoitn oo 29 sssS feet to post No. md bon day Of the aim. Variation Ii' a2 east. containing 1891 acres.
 Said claim is duly recorded m tlc office of ibe Recorder of Cochiee county. Arizona.
 Any and all prrs' ns claiming adv, rsclv in, whole or any portion of the Wade Hampton min. ing claim are required 10 file iheir adverse claims in the United states Land flee at Tucson during the sixty days period ol publication hereof or they wlll be barred by the provisions of the etature.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register
 J. II. LUCAS, Tombstone, A. T., Att orney for Applicant. 'o'
 Ordered that the above notice be published for the period of.sixty days ten consecutive weeksl in the h taph, weekly newsLaper published ut IomDs'oi'', A. T which paper l. her eby dcsir- mated ny me us published nearest ssch claim.
 HENRY COUSINS Re,i,tpr
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
Notice tO Creditors.

ESTATE OF II. B COOK, DECEASED. NO. EL ce is hereby given Dv the finders igncd ad- nInistratur of the Estate of II. B Cook deceased, 70 the creditors of and all pers having claim against the said deceased. to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months niter the first pubfCat:oG O this notice, 10 the said admin- strator ar hi- place ot business at Tasker X Prid- hams store, on the southeast corner of Allen ard fiitn streets in Tombstone, ill the said county of Cochse, Territory of Arzon..
 Da;cd July 15, 1eS2,
 GEORGE PRIDHAM, Administrator Of the Estate of II. B. Cook de- ceased. iya2lmw
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
Notice.

HNO J. D. KINNEAR-YOU ARE HEREBY X notified that we have expended one hundred dollars in labor and Improvements upon the Mo zart mine, of gold bearing ore, situate in he Dos Cabezas Mining Dirtrict, about two miles norih. east of Ewell Springs, III order 10 hold said prem ises under the provisions Of ecions 232i and 2325 of tue Revised statutes Of the United States, md the act oI Cvngrcssa, approved January 2d, lSS, mandatory thereof: said sum being the amount required 10 hold the said mine for the year ending 1850. Now, if within nluety V days from the publication of this notice. you fail or fuse to contribute yo .rpropoTiUu of such ex- pend .ture as cO-Owner, you interest in said claim will become the property of the subscribers undcr ihc sections oi The revised statutes afUre- mentioned. JOHN MCGREGOR,
 WILLIAM FOWLER.
 Dos Cabezas COchse County, A. T.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
NOTICE.
TEyO IONN MCGlfJRE NDTICE

TENO JOHN MCGUIRE. NOTICE IS HERE g by given that the undersigned has perform d the annual labor required ry the laws the United States upon lhat certain mining claim situate in the Hartford district. Cochse count, {, known as the Bati ore mine for tbe year eighteen hund ed and eighty-0ne, and you are hereby notified that there is due from you To the under Signed for your prnpOrii Il of inc moneys required 10 be pad for uch work, the sum of twenty-five dollars, and If you aI 10 pav the same. together with the cot of this advertisement, with ninety days after the publication of this notice, the undersigned will claiA your interest as for. feited te him.
 ARCHIBALD c. MlNIFL, Dated July 3, 1882. 6jy 9m
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
Notice of Forfeiture

TOMBSTONE, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, Il County of Cochse, July 1, lso2. To the heirs, executors, administrators or assigns of Matthias Vollmer, decessed You are hereby noti- fled that l have expenGed one hundred dollars in labor and Improvements on each of the follow ing named mining claims: Columbia, Saratoga Green Ja' kct and Nesuvius situaled in Cochise Mining listrict County of Cochis0. Territory of Arizona, aud owned by said Mathas Vollmer, C. r. Hauke. and J. b. KenBecy, copies r,cordr ot Cnthisc Co.,, Aiizona In oldcr to hold said premises under the provisions oi s1clion a}2i, Revised statutes of the nited States heinz ihn hnnunt required to hold the same for the year A. D lSSl. And if within ninety days aft.r this notice by publication, you iail or refuse to con tribute your proper proportion of such expen- cilure as co owners, your interest in said claims will become the property of the subscriber un- der sail section 232i H. R KENNEDY
 jyG 3m
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
Notice.

TOMBSTONE. Cochise County, Arizona, i
 Septrml CT {. 1sS2. ITHE FIRM HEBETOFUkE EXISTING < under the firm name or style Of RILEY .S B RGER - hr", by dissolved by mu ua coDscr [. Charles F kllel is to collect n l accounts due said firm and 10 lay all Of its indebtedness
 LOUISA BERGER,
 E. BEHGER,
 c. +. RILEY. Dated September 4th, 1889 sep5tf
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07

 Ir is related of Dr. Holmes that at n country charitable fair one day he WAS utreAted to furnish letter for the lcdHtfice. He seizel sheet of paper. .t"i between its folds placed Sl bank r".e. Turning to the first page he wrote ,e following:
 Dear hdy, whosoeer thou art,
 lnrn this poor page with trembling care;
 Bit h sh, oh hush thy beating heart,
 Tho one thou lowest best is there. Ja obedience to the poets injunction, ,ue page turned disclosed the attractive l,feenback of the value of one dollar, aud, to prove the truth of this assertion, ae made the following appeal on the op. rrsiie page from the bank deposit: 4 ir lady, lift thine eyes and tell
 If this isnot q truthful letter;
 Tihs Is one thou lowest wei,
 And narr''' tN u'' m Ia thpe love 1t better.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07

To GIVE an idea of the immensity of the spirit trade in the country it may be stated that the amount appropriated by Government forthe maintaining of store- keepers and gaugers alone is above Sl 5 O.000,and the number of distilleries registered and operated above 5000.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
Spiders on Telegraph Wires.

One of the chief hindIUnces to tele. graphing in Japan is the giouding of the eusctut ny spider lines The trees bor- i'ring the higha avs swnrm with spiders, winch spin their webs everywhere be- tween the earth, wires, posts, iI.sulators ahd trees. When tue Spdr-webs are covered with heavy dwS they become good conductors, nnd run the messages to the earth. The only way to remove the difficulty is hy emp,oling men to sweep the wires with biushes of ban. hoo; but, as the spidcra arc more nu. rierous and persistent than tho brush. Users. the difficulty always remains a tf.ous onc.-NcicRtGe .iHGrirnW.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
The Great English Remedy.

Is a never failing cure tnr Nervous Debility, Exhausted Vitality.
 tmn M W eakncks. Slumett trance Lost ! anlU d, In otoncy, Pulal,t lis. ai c allthe ter rible effects O. seIi aDGse you1liul follics and ex- cesses in mature years Such as LOSE ID Memory, Lassiiude, noc,ural cn- iss ons, avc-sions 10 so-
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07

ciety, dimncss of yissicn, uoises in the head the wit tuid passing unohserved through the urine, and many other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
 Dr Mintie, who ia regular graduated physi- clan, will ag' to forfeir five hundred dollars for SC of this kind that the Vital Rcst oratiye (ul. der his special devise and trcatm ni) i'll not ure or for anything impure or il jurious lound in it. Dr. Mute treats all diseases success nlly wl houl mercury Consllta ion free. Thorough examina. lion ai advise, inc uding analysIs of urine s. Price of Vital Restorative. s a bottle, or four tunes he quantity, Sl0 sent to aly address upon receipt of price, or |. o. D secLre from obs eIva tioD, and in privaIe Lame, if desired. by A. E MINI IE, M. D., No. i2 Kesrney street, san Fan. cieco, California.
 Dr. Mibue's Kidney Remedy, NEPGRETI. GYM cures all kins fl kidney and bladder com. plaut-, Gonn0rrlOea, Lecucurrl oea, Gleet. For sale by all druggists: B bottle, six bottles S5
 Dr. Minlie's DANDELION PILLS are the Dss and chealest dyspepsla and bilious cure in ihe market, For sale by all druggists.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07

QUARRELs would be short-lived if the wrong were only on one side.
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
Notice to Creditors.

HESITATE OF M. x. KEEL LOCO, DECEASED. 1L Notice is hereby given hy the undersigned, adminis rutor of the est9te of NJ Ike lOgg, de ceased. to exhibit them wi;h the nrce- sa V vOnch CTS, within lUnr months after tue first publication of this notice. to lhc said admiustra or at his place of business at the store of Tdsker & Pr'dham on he southeast corner Cf Allen and Fiith streets in Tombstone, in the sa q county of Cochise, Territory of Arizona.
 Dated at Tombstone July l5 1892
 GEORGE PRIDHAM, Administrator of the Estate of M. +. Kellogg, deceased. iy22 Inn "
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
JESSE MOORE X cos

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 P brand, bhls md hf bhls. per gal ... 35 c brand. b Is and Inf bblS. D gal l............ i No. brand. bbla and h: blls, per gal..... g5 Rv.. hb's and Inf bbls, per gal......... 3 59fIi Q Deduction of 25 cis pr gal on lols of z bbls.
 A brand in Gs. dog 10 case, to gal. ...... II o A brand, : cases, dog 10 case to gal .... 10 J A \ brand, lu cs. dog to ease, do., 1g G A do hint fasks. ? doy to case. e......... I3 O A do casea. Dt laskS, , doz Q case " l2 ! C brtnd. dog, | to gal a. ,........,,.... s5 c do 5sases, , 70 gal s2
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

VIII be sent to any one applying by letter, statin kymp ome, sex and age. riCt secrecy in reg, r to all business transactions. ml3
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-10-07
First National Gold Bank
 GF RAN FRANCISCO. CAaA

Pa,d gp Capital. si.5O0.0oo. Gold
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