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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-07-09

s~~S Nestssss. NOV VA stAAO 80 IA III
front Of his house. Among the guests
were Capt. Fred Munro and wife, MI.
and Mrs. Jas. PSicc, Inspector of Gus
eoms, Col. N. 8. Coos, Mr.. and Nrs.
kylatt. Capt. Jonas Dalgardno, Of the
schooner Mary Taylor, Capt. Rsa.
schooner Annie F. briggs, Capt. Quinn,
schooner Teaser, DR.. Power, II. A. Gal
lick, and Others. Capt. Willoughby put
up an awning, and under il, prone on
the Rrass, No rcclined in primitive posi-
tons, and filed Ourselves with the rich
and palatAble food which baked
haiibut's head will yield. This, with a
liberal supply of cakes and bread, tea,
conee and preserves, made feast fit for
an epicure.
! missed my old friend Peter Fisher,
the former farmer, who il living al
Vaaiisute. Last year, Capt. WillOuchby
gave as ono OF those halllbut picnics at
which Fisher was present, and after
exiting two good sword heads, sMacked
his lips and remarked: "l'il be dogconed
II this amt nice.' Fishers Rassrunom-
10 powers are huge, which may be rea-
duly believed when state that ono of
his favorits dishes is fried elk horn
when II il in the velvet, aud then il ia
like marrow.
Fisher is an old hunter and trappsr.
de states thar the first time be cav OuiI.
ieute he came through the country frum
Pysoht. He had been three days With
out food, aud finally reached Qullleute.
where the Indians gave him quantity
OF whale blubber boiled. This no ate.
but said II was from the whales back
ana was somewhat ''corky." He soon
reached Hoeots village at Fiattery rocks
where the Indians gave him some nice
cuts from under the whales throat. He
says hs consolsd himself With about tn
pounds Of IL, and then ..slept the Zen
OF the righteous" and aross the nsxf
morning much refreshed and went Iii
vNy re50icinQ.
During my visit at Neah Bay. uaanv
ecnoonefs engaged in 90 lnR wsro ont
on the sealiuR grounds. The ssals nv
oesn very numerous this season. bus - |
weather has besn % stormy and the - |
- rough, that lees than the sversee |
catch has ben made, and q psiess for |
siina have ruled low, The suoeoo hns not |
besn pgu0tah1o.
Noah 1ly = ~ only AasAes g IL |
no9ea - ~ eosot1 WhfoA oDagD . ~ |
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17

.ymi haitel'sr e. ~ 'em,r ehiolsa
IN MI
Hope ymfli OIL ggg~." fsimiea
sarah 60 N yuu lsH'i hoell en- nul "A
,aif faflen W. Afe 9nluH iodflss em "
tho puuHd
n'fe, he !" glaaled sam
Although w hurried aD, Il WAS lalo
Vhen VI Rf hfue We wefs afrald
that supper wmliI h. al eYer. aBd Anm
Jane would sculi ~ fH belHR lale
llui though tlit table wAa ~ and tlmnd
IN was hunu ifum wuik. ~ sne hal WI
hdwn Ia "
lIen waiting fpf lhc mllk." " sali
Aunt iaue. Hut. h. its nn usr 10
wali ~, longer nv usc mufnlngs
mllk,N
"Yp-," .aId tIrandpa, wlio waA wash
Ing HE haiids a the sinh. +" Its lei'
have supper Children, have YOU sccn
the cowaf'
"Why. no.p | answered, "not ours,
lnu Du and ! drove the spIcern' euws up
To the pgnnh
Those fha, rcm III wir rnrtlchg'
demanded Aunt Jane. looking straight
VI me, I.ls-...
nodded.
"Wcli II III The little mlschicf-mak.
crsl Those wcrc oHr cows
"My gracious. goodncsa mew said I;
"and t'fandpds got 10 pay fine 20 get
his own cows out Of the ponnd' Oh.
dcarl ] do hope Sarah Spiccr won't
ilul out about It."
And 80 Dot and had 10 20 TO bed M
hour earlier than usual but Sarah
Splcer doesn't know anything about II.
~-I q. Hympton. ~ ~ Nicholas.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17
WIT AND WISDOM.

1
Every farmer ought 10 be able 10
boast of having cold spring on hisfarm
this year. fl
---tiuttcnbcrg invented printing. but
who Is the genius who viii rise up aud
invent prooi-reader = burlington
Hawkeye.
"A white monkey with pink eyes has
Just arrived In New York. u must
make the society mashers nervous for
their laurcls u fs 't &
There Is q kick In some quarters
against tight trouserS It's generally
quarter where Il hurts, too. II the old
man Is very mad.l--bostoa Post.
--As between The "greenery . Of our
bills and tho "yallery" Of our gold
coin. Oscar Wilde has no choice. He
takes them oil ln.--Ncw HaeeH Register.
What Is more disgusting 10 tho sight
than young woman In state Of intos-
icationp Two of 'em. Of course. Moth
Ing easier come againl-C Chicago Her
Queen Victoria has \ great dignity
on state occasions. land looks every
inch Queen" She has been a Queen
80 long that she ought by this time 10
bear faint resemblance 20 one. Low
~ Courier.
Officer Of the Prussian guards.
looking nj the ocean. to his wifei isn't
this glorious sight. Minnie7 But tho
sea seems greatly agitsied-probably
has never before seen an officer of tho
Pru.sian guards"
We are told that "Nilssoh wears
deepest mourning for her husband. and
recently declined an encore after sing
ing nj Albert Hall, London Such a
touching display of grief as the declin-
ing Of an encore IL something 10 make
the whole world weep for sympathy
-Bosfon Post
-Newspapcrs are noticing tho fact
that thief IN Harrisburg carried on q
ton Of coal without waking tho family.
but We do not see anything remarkable
about that A ton of coal Il 20 small
nowadays that any smart hoy could run
OF with one. -Phiiadeiphia ksus.
=" What lunaiic asylum l. thstP''
asked stranger In Philadelphia. point
ing 10 building from which the most
horrible sounds were issuing. "why,
my dear sir" was the reply. "that Is MOI
. lunatic asylum. That Il female sem.
mary: this & the music practice hour
Philadelphia Ns,rs.
Il
-"Does hoss-raein' hurt anybodyr'
exclaimed alIIue Grss. turfman. .fo-s.
racin' hurt anybody Why. a clean.
sqnar' race. run from eend 20 eend. with
no pullin' and no puckstin'. TIERS No
more danger In attendin' that sort O
raee Than tbcr i in-In than thcr Il Ia
. duel between two Congrr>smen.' ~
Losfsrsiis Cosrisr-yosrnal 81
oh. doctor. do you think my IIlfle
darling viii livef' inquired IN snxiou1
mvther of he family physician who he'd
called the scynlh fime With HE ~,
"IIve' Why there Isn't anyikine IA
matter with him. Il theFeF "Wsll.
no. not now: but you know. doctor,
there sre - many chiIdreu's disraara
around. llahl II the child tnksu
afi~r his father. hen live vherp - ~
81 nan win ssarvs 70 dsaak. 0eof
uFnIne Mes GsrvH heyfrw.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17
nflmIoua asp rotcsrios,l.


Ont N 4 population N osef 6n.
gOo N South Cafilaa only I,U0 ato
fpiawpalians
AZ The recent convention n tho
Elfacurai lioese " Noflh Camilba n
was resolved 10 divide The slaln lniD
two dlwesea IlIahup Lyman tenetl
ually opposed The plan
= IDf Wills a. tfaIr has accepted the
chalf n EecIeaiaateal History in tho
Theological Seminary ui the Northwest
u which h. was elected, md Will Lc
present ai The opening u the next sos.
.l0n,
The Archbishop Of Taurldn. which
Soc Inulu,len the tfimea. who was for
many fears head NJ Ruaslan missions IN
China. and prepared some valuable
works n The Chinese, Is dead nj IN ad.
yanced age.
--One Of James freeman CIarkca
parishinncru. Indy ~ great wealth.
sent him present of 81, 900 on the c,c
OF his departure for Europe lIeiS now
more than seventy wears Of age, and
hopes TO preach until he Is scventy.llyci
Socrates, Aristotle. Gnosticlum.
Platonism, Christian Mysticism, Ihilos.
ophy Of the Bagaynd Glla aud Fichtc's
works, are the subjects Of some Of the
lectures TO bc delivered before the Con.
cord school Of philosophy next summer
---ln the great work Of foreign mis-.
slons, the Morayian Church IL the bio.
ncer OF the Protestant churches. II
sent It's first missionaries TO 81. Thomas
In the West Indies, IN 1899. The l5Oth
anniversary Of this event Is TO be celp.
brnted on August n.
The following statistics are from
the recent annual address Of the lgishop
OF Nebraska: Confirmed, 17O persons;
bnptlsms, i0 marriages, .; sermons
preached, 1877; addresses delivered, Gl;
miles travelled, 1900; corner-stones
laid, 2; church consecratod, 2.
"A Sunday.closing movement has
been started in Russia under the
auspices Of Archdeacon Bogoyavlenslsy.
Most of the clerks in st. PETERSBURG
have signed a petition 10 the Emperor
asking him 10 enforce cessation Of all
mercantile business on Sunday.
The new French version Of the
Bible, by Prof SECOND, has attained a
great success, and n copy Of the New
Testament at three.half pence has been
published. of which 100000 were sold
of the first edition. OF the second So.
900 copies were sold in three weeks.
"A food OF manuscripts has been
pouring into Rome In response to an
oiier Of four gold medals rs prizes fol
the best eulogium upon Leo XIII. They
were reduced by selection 10 seven fol
final decision. Two Of the winners ar,
American, aud not one Italian. tn,
Pope has. however. rewarded all witt
the decoration OF his benediction.
= The American Baptist misslonaric,
speak well Of the Telugu converts. Il
n recent letter one Of these missionariel
| says: Three years have passed sine,
thcn--years OF persecution and trial t,
hgreat many Of the new converts ant
Of sitting the chat from the wheat
Some chail has been blown out, bu
only enough to show the genuineness o
what remains. Nowhere are there nm,
Indications Of collapse, unless Il Is i
the interest Of friends at home. Durin,
the last year 2,757 were baptized, ant
about 1900 so far this year-a numbo
which will probably reach 1000 befor,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17
CONDENSED TELgaRlxs.

THE House OF Representatives rejected
several amendments 10 tho legislative, ex-
ecutise and judicial appropriation bill On
the 10Th. tIffu.Er t st
MRs. J. w. BARRETr. Of Washington,
u. q, was killed on the steamer Star Of tho
East, At Bath Me-, June 10. BY q collision
with schooner. Several other passengers
were seriously injured. The steamer was
greatly damaged.
RUSSIAN peasants attacked the Court
house at Brokrinski the other day. There
was a ssnguInary encounter and several
person. were killed.
A TOTAL failure Of crops In Patrick
County, Va, has brought some 5000 people
20 the verge Of starvation. A wagou.load
Of shelled corn seat from Danvile was sur
rounded by men, women and children who
fought rasenously for every grsiu, which
they desourci without waiting 10 cook is.
A rousG man entered o gun store In
Chlcsgo the other dsy, cooliy examined the
stock, bought revolver, and. while the
clerks back was tugaad shot himself through
the head and died instantly.
Mas. MAGGIE LASeo, Of Chicago,
fcIIfrom third story window to the side
walk, a dI.,sacs 81 forty feet, June 10,
striking on her head and shoulder, and shs
died on the wsv TO The hospital.
THERE WAS triple lynching ai Law.
renee. Ksns.. June 10. George Robert
son, Ike King, and Peter vinaxsr. The ne
eroes who murdered David Bausmsn. were
taken from jsIl BY masked men and hurried
20 the bridge, where ropes wers placed
about their nschs and they were dropped %.
The June crop report Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculsurs gives, On The whole, an
encouraging showing.
MARI SrEsoLDT, aged s. yesrs,
wife Of Casper syebeIdt. baker reading il
Chicago. poisoned hsr four children. June
10. and them committed suicide. when
Mr.. syeboIdt got home Il Eve o'eloek IN Ne
morning, after woskIse ~ night, be uas net
a The door By Nj vIfs. s'Come n. Caapss,
eope n. y she ssId. wsvinx her hand. "sad
80 our IIstIs ehIIdrss. They srs ~ dead.
A our four lIstIs ehIldrss are dead-fsns
b hessea. CaepeF. - how pretty theJ srs
--svsry one gos nice 6svefs fsr The ssssls.S
M. syebelds stated hat NE kavs ~
pslroa 10 her chIIdrea arst, lad them ous
"A ihen prepared ker,slf for desih. iakIns
~ remssnss u IarFe doss q ffJcAsis4
ehe dled IN Hrest aEsuy shovtly afleF sst
- Inid cut besiie ker t11l1run-
JoHn BnlLt, u zdn1svG|os 01io. ~
n1|Ied b. . inin - - 1u1rI1 Ms-s Jnno
n. u + suppossd = uuns y sl11p - ~
lxzes. -. -.
CsAalss Booru, ~ u. ~
6rvwnsd vile NM nosf Tepe1A. -
~ -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17
NARY JANE TELLS ABOUT THE
SPICER,' cows.

They had lots Of COWS, the Spiccrs
had land they passed most Of heir timo
In our garden. The reason they didn't
stay IN the pasture was because the
fences werc all broken down; for the
Spicers were the most shiftlcss folks In
Tuckertown. Why | cared about the
cows was because | had 70 drive 'em
out.
Well, one day Grandpa said.
IN those cows get Into my corn
again. III drive 'em up to tho pound.''
Whats the pound" asked Dot.
''Its PEN" said Grandpa, "whero
you can drive any cattle you find ON your
land; and the owner can't got them out
without paying q tlne."
"Oh. think that's elegantf' said I.
II know lots OF peoples cows | should
like TO get into the pound"
When Grandpa went out. | said
would 20 and tell Sarah Spicer Just
what he had said.
"Now, Mary Jane, YOU Just stay
where YOU are. You want your fingers
In cverybody's pies" !. was Aunt
Jane--you might know-who said that.
might have answered that she was
20 sparing with hers Especially mince)
that ] never could touch them. But I
didn't often think Of real smart
things, and It's mean that I cant say
them. fi'i
But declarc. there Is never any use
at all In my arguing with Aunt Jane; for,
when | get the best Of her, she always
stlifcns up and says. "There, that will
do, Mary janet Not another wordr'
Resides. II isn't right 20 answer back.
So Just said nothing. but took Dot and
marched straight OF 10 the spiccrs'.
We found Sarah and Sam playing In
front of their house.
How d ye do. Mary Jansf" said
she. 6a. sIgatm
! How d 70 do. Miss spicerg' said I.
Mercy me. Mary Jaucl what airsr'
said she. Its no use 10 put 'en on
here IN Tuckertown. can tell you, for
folks know all about you"
There. that will do said I. ~ like
Aunt Jane as ever I could. 81 only
came over here TO tell you that We
are going 10 have your cows put In tho
pound. the very next tIme we iiDd en-
In our garden. p
''Pohr' cried out that Hop-'o-my-
thumb Of Sam. "Your grandfather
has said 80, lots of times. but he nsver
does" u Ht
"Doesn't dare tor snapped Sarah.
! was Just boiling mad. Tho idea Of
my being treated 30 by those low spi-
cersl .r
"Darc top" said I. ~ wonder who
you think would be afrEid Of such .
poor, shiftless setPr
And then ! took Dots hand. and Just
ran for home. 20 rs not 70 give Sarah
chance 10 hare the last word.
Oh. but don't ! 'spisc hcri
Well, TINT afternoon. Dot and | were
In the barn playing with all our might.
when Aunt Jane screamed out:
MARY janet Mary Jano' The cows
ara 10 the garden. Run and drive them
out" &c
"Ii's too badr' cried Dot Those
spIcers' cows spoil ali our fuu.r
III tell you what" said !. after I
had shoo'd them into the road. "rm
going 70 drive 'em right up 70 the
pound. III show that Sarah spI-
why. Mary Jane Huntr' cried siIly
Dot "What1I Grandpa sayi Iwont
"ssyr Why. that he Is much obliged
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17
That Hired Man.

/ A good old Welher.lield farmcr
pestered by the lack Of helm. told nj.
son 10 slip down In Nav Y,rL a,J I,lr.
= man. but before be started he can.
toned him 10 look out and not CO,
loaded down with dead. heat add,,,v.
ssThcre are sbarpers there who wIli
beat Won II Won giye iem half . eb,nc.
You can feIl one Of them mir heats n.
Ear as you can ,ee him U,re soma
good. lnsty Young felIow.-a grrenhorn
H Won angany ons bu, ds.d 'bas, \, y
Ia Z couple Of DAYS the new man WA a,
work ON The farm. and with li,,Io
practice would have broken in ali rigbt
but the old farmer, who was fretfnl and
shipped him The young man nan " vent M
10 d neiehboring place and bIrad o,,t
and tho Old farmer started for Gotban
himself 10 ret Inc rirht Kind of a hired
man. He came bark with one last
Thursday. stoppiny IN Hartford n buv
him some new clothes. The nr;ce =,
which was 10 be deducted FINN nj.
wages. The now helm wanted some
pretty good clothes. and ouieted the
old farmer BY telling him he could take
the price out Of the earliest earuinvs
Friday morning he set him 10 work in
the garden In the rear Of his barn. IN
about an hour the old farmer wrnt ont
TO see how hc was getting along. lie
found him living on some hay on Tho
barn door. Iwhat Is tho NATTER"
said The farmer.
I'm feeling bad-don't know what
siIs me-
"Do you ever drink9r asked Tho
farmer =
Yes, an s'pose that's what's tho
matter I've been drinking purity hard
Of laie.r
"why didn't you let me know i,r'
said the other. land I would have fi,ed
you up sunthin'. I'm a TENN rance
man. though I always have drop In ihe
house for medicine. The old farmer
went in and made a rum prnch ana
gave Il to the fellow. This had an IN.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17

iifndslfeet'a report ~ the condition
u lhe rIgwisH cotton efep. l.assd IN fsplIss
tom lfHH eHffeipondenfs Representing =
Fsf esHi. n The eolion Districts ~ M eauh.
tirs, rlsea ths following figures uhdaf TIE
heaaIue " AcfeAse.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17

Just then Mrs. 0'IiarA came back
from her errand IN the next block. o7
"You can take Teddy home with
you." MrA Gage said. = e,isis gnds
that she likes hcr little sister Inst. alter
nll, II she Il troublesome soipctimes.r y
Mrs. Gage went upstairs and brought
the baby down. When Susie ssw her
she danced with JOY, though Elsie wmI
crying again and Teddy was - salIi =
q mouse. ~ 4ffs3n.lfitIft 3f' &
~ like her forty times The besi, " shs
said. over and over again, "becall<o
she's my own little sistcr Teddy isa'k
Don't you ever give her away. mamma,
II she cries forty iimes harderf and
perhaps Il is needless 70 ssy thai man,
ma never did.--zion's Hsr6M lQfo !
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17
Youths Department.

0rR rOtLf
fug ufrplHf
fleHfs y ftDplHs
~ hei thsmlHf dNWl
fAlf. irHlilnH,
aiewlf npit na
Ont u'Hn ~ herf
hhltrfa rfJlne
sHuw Y HnflHff
fmtn lnil ssfafl
WNaiHf Nhrihrf
WiHiVt wpntfHf
tturll 80 Nwet
Hale MI whHhirF
vi shlnt, snlaHhinf
WaInf rtd a. ic4f'
Nufru aiyii "liuffyi
flpw yuu wnfyi
rpllf 'ilani nlueT
tully HtimlIea,
fflpa and ituniiea,
fhru b hnafr prinksi
fr,wns Hiil splflter,
sula and mutlnie,
tfug a. sr,rn fleta
naughty rubY
AeisN hilly
Ili her tlason wiz.
Iuker huf ina
lslnF-ta lri rat si.si fiH.
Helamh.ly
lAitlo Fully
Down u hrrah fast gnaa,
Thinks tho wrathnr
Altogether
DtddfuI-' cause II anuwai
----
Polly, wakl6R
Ilutrs shaking
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17
Suslc's Little Sister.

Mamma. n the baby cries ~ much
and won't lot us have any good times, l
should think you would give her away"
"GIye away your little sister Elsie"
"Ycs, I'm just tired of her poisc.'
"But II you and don't love the poor
sick baby well enough TO take cars oi
her. don't think anybody would"
"rd love her II she didn't cry so
much" iI'f 4 e i'i'N'
Didn't You cry when you hurt your
finger ycsterdayr
"yesn
"And when You fell down. md when
your tooth nchcdp"
Yes. comdn't help II, mamma" T,
Poor little Elsie hns tho toothaclc.
aud rhs can't help crying, either"
"wcll. I want baby 10 play with.
but don't want Elsie" !" and S,lsio Gage
walked out of tho room with the doll
Elsie had broken and ihe picturc-book
she had torn. In hall an hour she cana
back to tho sitting-room. ri
"Is Elsie IN the crlbP'' she nskcd.
"Come and see" her mother said.
smiling. haf4 8i
Susie broke into a great cry when vhs
saw'a strange baby lying there In her
little sisters place. ~ %,
"oh, mamma, where's EIsieF' she
exclaimed.
This Il q nice little hoy" her moth.
er said. Z" lie Il well, aud he doesn'
cry very often, and W.
al want little ElsIc mamma! Wl,cry
Is Elsle7 You haven't given her away
have youp" and Susie cried harder thar
shc had donc for a month.
4 Mrs. O'Hara brought the clear
clothes little while ago." Mrs. Gag
said, "and asked her 10 give mo be
little boy. Don't ,you like hlmg"
mo, no, ] DON'T" Susie sobbcd
with her head In her mothers lap. ~
you'll only get Elsie back again, iwon
strike her when she cries, or pull m.
playthings awsy from her, or-any
fh,no u 60.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17
'asosAL AND POLITICAL.

n l. ROWLAND, President Of the
snnsA Ladies' Land League, oI
"; ua'', has written m open lctle,
1 'u''laour. stating thai the league
nsF "a or deviate from the course
-, and that u thIs be un.Casholic
n ~ proud 70 - alIcd hsrctiu.
e ieazuer Of Buffalo express
s.'lon over The policy Of Bishop
q Pave pas.ed dcnunsIz,ory res.
A. BURKE, editor of the
s -. Iimss- Dmecraf, and c. n.
80 oi tho Picayune. fought Z
~ morning Of the 7th. Pistols
~ 40 ave shots we're exchanged. .
isind Burke was shot through,
ne wound was not considered
Hsslsr rs~suessassss
-. thousand influential Repub-
..'.s uni'edIr requesting James
y : candidate for Congress.
49, He replied that, while he
y. vide from HE private Affairs,
y ~ campaign his full
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17

A boy I knew very well wns surs
he Understood "a n5Olt GunpoNder.
Firing st . mark W. splsnd1d 4 spCgq ~
had heard. He would ~ lhas ~ Nay'
Of variety. 80 he took piece of board
for . target with mud rubbed on for :
centre.
Now. for Inc fnn Thess w !
piece Of bamboo. i1rs Of an Old 1ihIax-
pole. In tho she'd. ThIA wns GtotKes
bright idea pour powder Into thls keI-
low BIT Of wood, drop nasch upon ~
powder. than aIn cad Ire. - ~ :
Whers would he gs1 tAs pusdssf
His older brother had sums n > 1nsk
upstairs. flo would ''borrow'' ! I1lols.
Taking . handful. he poured 4 Iplg
what he called the barrel q the eos. Z
There Was the target Ten feefraW15. -
the feneel 1hst shasp-< booeff CO -
this Minute lust how u booked \ card
Of matches from tho kitchen mads
everything ready for the gnnd ts1set
shooting.
Now his wise boy, who knew juss
what powder could do, said % hImjelf;
" I shall hsvc time 10 got my gun 10 my
shoulder before the powder burns, and
thon won 1 Ill lbs mark " "a
Lighting thrrc matches, - = 70 y
SURE there wAs hre enough, ~ dppopd
them down tho opening % the bamboo.
lie looked IN 70 see thst hey seaehcd
The powder. Then he wns goisg n
take ain. Bat ho peysF lDpk = The
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-02-04
PILE s, PILEsL PILES! 2 Suro Cure Found at Last No
 One need Suffer!

\ sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch ing and Liberated Pile. has been discov- cred by pr. Williams, tan Indian remedy), called ur. Wiiliam's Indian Ointment single box has cured the worst chronic cA,es of 9 or 90 years standing. No one need suffer five minutes afler applying this wonderfully soothing medicine. Lo- tions instruments and electuaries do more harm than good. Williams Ointment sbsorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching, (rarticalarly at night, after get ting warm in bed.) acts as a pOultice. gives instant and painless relief, and is prepared only for Piles. itching of the private parts, and fir nothing else.
 Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Coffinherry of Cleveland says about pr. Williams 1n- dIan Pile Ointment: have nsed scores of Pile cures, and it affords me pleasure to say that l have. never found anything which gave such immediate and perma- nent relief as Dr. Williams Indian Oint ment.
 For sale ny all druggists or mailed on receipt of price, Sl.00.
 HENRY tS CO, Proprietors, -
 62 Vesey street, New York City.
 Mccarthy $ osborne, wholesale agents, Denver, Colorado.
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-02-04

Ii the reportis true that $. s. Draper haS secured the coutrol of the Red Cloud mine, (Silent), it will prove of great bei.- eft to Silver District. Mir Ora per is an honest, encrgetIc and caeablc man, and under his administration the property will soon be placed upon dividend-pay- ing basi.. Mir. Draper, under the former management, Was Lam pered by the in- StructionS and orders of the directors living in the Eastern States; i'll comse quence of which, he was not allowed to use his own judgment in the working oi the mine. This property without doubt is one of the most valuable mines ill the Territory; it has shaft neatly three hundred feet in depth, and has been thoroughly developed. There is an in men amount of ore in sight, not only in ali the shafts and drifts, but on the dump. Proper management will glve this mine the reputation it really de- serves. aud that is, one of tho great and profitable bullion producers of Arizona.