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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
Judge W. '. Blakely. who is largely

Judge W. |. blakely, who IS largely interested in mining properties in the BaboquIvarI mountains was visiting h Tucson yesterday, but returned C. camp this morning. He has about ten men ID his employ There are all told. about forty men in the BaboquivarI camp, and who although at present without postal communications, have petitioned the department for the establishment of an office with tri- weekly mail, and are in hopes that the favor will be accorded them. The Judge on his return trip was accom- panled by Dr. A. c. Mccormick, a very pleasant gentleman from California. who arrived m town a few days since. He intends to pass the winter here for the purpose of observing things gen orally and bettering his health as much as possible. II satisfied with what he sees, he will engage in mining CT stock raising and settle down into a solid citizen of Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
Nothing Short Of UnmiStakable
 RpuqfifS.

Conferred upon tens of thousandz of sufferer' could originate and maintain the reputation which AYERS SARsAPARILLA enjoys. lt IS a compound Of the bes vegetable alternatives, with the loddes of Potassium and Irou,-all power ful blOod-ma1iug bloc cleansing and life sus- taining-and is the most efIectual of all rene dies for scrofulous, mercurial, or blood disor- ders. Uniformly successful and certain. It pro duces rapid and complete cures of Scrofula, Sores. BJils Humors Pimples. Eruptions, skin Diseases and ali disorders arising fr m impurtJ of the blood. By it's inVigorating effects it al' wayz relieves and often rures Liver Complaints, Female Wsazucssas and Irregularities, and ls a potent renewer ot waring vitality. For purify ing the blood 1t has no equal. tones up the system. restore- and preserves the health. and impa-ts vicor and energy. Forforty years it has been iu extensive us.. and Is to-day the most available medicine for the suffering sick.
 For sale by all druggists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
Successful Enterprise,

Dr. J. Pool, formerly an extensive sugar cane raiser in California, has been trying his handiu the same direction on the Santa Cruz bottoms opposite the town, and has succeeded in raising a much heavier crop than previous ex- perienced in California had led him to believe possible. In that State under the most favored circumstances, fifteen tons of Honduras cane to the acre was considered large crop. Here at the first planting and with less care, the yIeid has averaged twenty tons to the acre. From the six acres planted the return has been l2D tons of cane, out Of which MT. Pool expects to make 2,000 gallons Of syrup. He has at an expense of about Si50 fitted up for its manu- fracture in first class style. His mill, one of the Forest Crown make, was ordered through MT. W. F.. Stevens, as was also his defeating or clearifying boiler and evaporating pans. The syrup will be wholesale, about one dollar per gallon and will no doubt meet with ready sale. Now that Mr. Pool has seen the produc- tiveness of Arizona soil, he will plant more largely the coming year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

Q1ite a distressing accident occurred near Iork's ranch. in Graham county, on Wednesday. As Messrs. Bolan, Frank lin, Solomon and Salcido were riding n -le mail coach to that place, the vehicle upset, causing internal injuries to NIT SalcIdO and breaking one of his arms ir .wo places. Medical aid was procured and he was made comfortable and lef' lt Works, the remainder of the party continuing their journey on the follow iug day.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

Ed Williams, the assassinat 1r of Zieg- Ter, in Tombstone, a week or more aLo was arrested on Monday at Benson After committing the murder he fled to Mexico. but concluded to go to Califor- mia, and came up to Benson on the Glaymas train, to go west. He was recognized from a description by Dep ny Sheriff R. l.. Collins, and put under arrest. He acknowledges the crime, but says # was in self-defense.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
NiIsCEILANEOTS.

Although crockery and glassware are the most important factors in the busi- ness of Messrs. A. D Otis x Co, the house also deals largely ID hardware. such as iron, and bar steel, and miner and mechanic tools of all descriptions, assaying apparatuses, paints, oIls, and paint compounds of every known colof and value. A full line of gas fixtures chandeliers and lamps suitable for any and every purpose, doors, window sashes, glass and shutters, also canned powder, beth black and dynamite. are sold cheap. Among the recent arrival of goods may be noted several new and elegant designs in China and maJolica ware, also Tn vases of which there IS a large assortment, selected expressly for the holiday trade, toilet sets, bar fix tures, castors, Rogers plated ware, and glass for every purpose. The goods are all marked down to bedrock prices, small profits and quick sales being the motto of the house. Housekeepers and and conntry merchants, or. in fact, any one desiring to buy anything ID their line will find it to their advantage tO rlve A. D. Otis S Co. call before mak- ing purchases elsewhere.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

Sam A. Moore, till lately agent for the Corbin Bros, left on the Sth inst. on his return East. While in Tomb stone he patented for his employers the Hendricks, Baxter, Mammoth and Wade Hampton mining lodes at Bishee as well as She Tombstone. and Hard Ur in Tombstone, besides other properties
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

Hon. Leland Stanford visited San Diego last week for the first time in hIs life. On Friday the Chamber Of Com merce of that city and prominent citi- zens tender him an excursion around the bay, and in the evening a receptiO D was he at the Horton House in honor of Governor Stanford. at which an im- meu~p number of people attended. The iutroductions and hand-shaking lasted two hours. Saturday evening the Governor and his family left on a special train for Riverside, and the following morning departed for New YoIk direct.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

'ir George King, we'll known iu and about Tucson and Harshaw, was mar ried in Wilcox about a week since, tC Mrs. Dalton, also of that place. Imme liately after they were married they started for New York where Mr. King formerly resided,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
nr. Rees, nxrren Treatment.

This treatment IS a never failing remedy Tn the cure of the various diseases known to the human race, the forms and originatIon of the many com plaints m the blood, of which the oxy gen purifies and revitalizes the whole system. of the many diseases that have yielded to the treatment are dyspepsia, cattarrh, consumption, asthma, scrofula, epilipsy, chills, fever and paralysis, in fact It Is the blood purifier of the age. It IS also prepared for selitreatmeut, thereby enabling patients to treat themselves at thelr own homes. Dr. Rees of San Francisco, California. has performed some wonder ful cures in that city Of his-this oxygen treatment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
Trouble for the Eaehi Company

The Judge of tha First Instance" of Arispe, Sonora, w-l.es under his official seal, to Nr. Antonio V. Lomeli, Mexican Consul in Tucson. tatiug that Messrs. Barnett & Black h 2, through their at- torney, Leonardo G.mez, commenced sWt against the "Gaohi Min ng Com pany' for the sum of 4,i2s.7J in pay ment of a debt said to have been con tracted oU the 9th day of January last The Judge, Jesus AEuirre, has issueu hIs summolses for the company through theIr representative, to appear before hjm and make answer to sad suit. Tht time to appear being set at SIX months dating from November 2d, 1882 IL view of no response being made by the company the judge has appointed Mr Jose Ma. Guvira to look after their in- terests. In the meantime the property has been attached and assigned to keeper, pending the settlement of the claim. The Gachi Company is an American company, believed to havs been formed in Boston, but beyond tha. nothing further Is known, and even the Boston part of 1t Is uncertain. If the ? official headquarters was known Mir Lemeli wouid forward them copy of the 'edict' issued by Judge Aguirre.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

The nice young man who -windled the conf ling vouur ladies of Tucson ont of considerable money a short time ago, takiu, orders for shoes that he never in- tended to deliver, and getting cash m advance. has turned up in the northern counties of Califoruia, where he IS doing land ofi'e husine=s. He talks so clihlv that confiing young ladies are obliged to yield to his blan iishments and allow themselves to be swindled.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
INSURANCE ]! !! !
R. M. WILKTN,
With Culver ( Ararn, 2l5 Congress street.

We rsprsse1t none but B5ar1 Companies. our rates are as low z- is consistent with frst-clai,s insurance. No cheap or nou-board conpsnIss represented, and competition Sitb them neither sousht. desired or seesptsd. !zis-tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

Six hundred and seventeen votes were paIled at the election in Graham county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
0mcial Records.
LOCATION NOTICES.

Thunder mine, Tyndall district, 5 B Mann.
 Pegasus mine, Tyndall district, s B Mann.
 Eldorado, Red Rock district, Septem- Der 2S, 4. Carre, Fred Reney, Alex. La vallee.
 Imperial, Red Rock district, July 25' A. Care, Alex. Lavallee, Fred Reney. Belcher, Red Rock district, July 9, \. Carre, Alex. Lavallee, Fred Reney. Galena, Red Rock district, Septem Der 3S, A. Care, Fred Reney, Alex. Lavallee. Reaper, Cababi district, November 6, Cyrus H. Mccormick, Jr.
 Harvester, Cababi district, November G, c. H. Mccormick.
 DEEDS.
 Alex Chisholm to Archibald Chisholm, half interest in the Widow Parker mine, for Sl.
 Thomas J Ward to Thomas Fitch. one-fourth interest Tn Santa Ana claim, forS2.
 Alex Mckay to Marie Mundelius. s5,- OOO square feet ID township IA s, R l3 E of Gila.
 RHPaul, Sheriff, to c Mundelius, S E corner of \ W sec 23, T 14 s, R l3 E, S20o.
 DC Thompson and Fl Thompson to L Stuart, acres of land near Arivaca for Sl
 L Stewart to ] c Cont, the same, for $500.
 CD Poston to John Clark in trust for W B Hooper & Co, a certain lot in the town of Arivaca, Sl.
 Michael Etcheto, Milford Gregnon and Simon Danx, interest Tn the Standard claim, Red Rock district, S150.
 Robert T. Paul to Wm Reid, lot < iu block l2l. sold Tor delinquent taxes, owner unknown, Sj.45.
 Robert H Paul to Wm Reid, q field west of Tucson containing 6.52 acres, owned by FerI ando AscedO, ass esssd at S1,0JO, also part of lot ? in section II. containing ll.2 acres, also part of lot , m block IF, sold for delinquent taxes, S29.20.
 Same to same, lot 6 in block l2l, owner unknown, sold for delinquent taxes, S5.45.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Location of mill site near the Abbie Waterman mine, Silver HIll district, Nov l3, Thos Gates.
 Amended location notice of Cyrus mining claim, formerly known as the "Cok,spa," Cababi district, Nov. IS, Wm. Warford. c. c. Copeland.
 Articles of incorporation of the ArI- vaca Land and Cattle Company amount of capital stock 1000 shares al par value of s100, Albert Steinfeld, 5. NJ. Jacobs and Pedro Aguirre incorpor atOrs.
 Decree of distribution of the Probate Court Tn the matter of the estate Of Thos. G. Roddick. deceased.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

Arizona comes to the front with four assessments delinquent this month, viz: Fair Villa five cents per share, delin- uupnt November l6. General Lee one cent per share, delinquent November 27. Pinal Consolidated fifty cents per share. delinquent November 6, and the San Pedro five cents per share, deliD- quent November 29. For the same month, California has SIX delinquent assessments averaging from ten cents to thirty dollars per share, and Nevada has eleven in like time, varying from ten cents to ten dollars per share.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

Fresh Hermosillo oranges just re- ceived a. the store of jos. S-esov- ch, on the corner of Never and Mesilla streets. Try them, they are nice.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
DlI ID

FISH-In Tuc41n. Nov ID ber lf. iS-2 Emma C. Fish dauE ter Of Edwa-d N. and Nara W. Fish. aged IS months and days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
NcdicnL.
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GYSuGpS!a.

ing aHioroa take Simmons Liver Regulator.
 Dyspepsia. The segalstcr uili positively elro this terrible disease. Hs Ess-rt e-aphatlcullT what wa know to bo irue
 Constipation, ture demands the utmost regularity Of the bow els. Therefore assist nature by t1l1rg summons Liver Regulator It is harmless. ni-d and ei- fectual.
 SiliousneSS. One or tNO tsblespoonfuls will relieve all ,he troubles incident 70 biliOcs state. such as nau- sea dizkinees drOWsiucss. dlst7ess after eating 6 bitter. bad tasto in the mOuth.
 Malaria. Persons may avo.d all attacks Dy occasionally taking a dose Cf Simmons Liver Regulator Q, keep tho Liver m healthy action.
 Bad Breath. generslIy arls.ng from @ disordersd -,amaca. oai. b. corrected by taking Simmons LiTe- l'e-ula tor.
 JaurdiCe. simmons Liver Ea-uIat0r soon oz.iics es th.s dissase from the system. leaving he -l-rl ciaai and free from all impurities.
 COliC. ChiIirer suffe-.n-- with Coiir soor experience relief when Sitamons Liver Regulator IS ad ministered. Adults .ils cerivc great benett from this medicine. It Is nos unpleasant; it IS harm less and effective Prrcy vegetable.
 Bladder and Aidney>- Most of the diseases uf the bladder originate from tho-e of the kidney restore the actlon 0f the liver fully. and lth the kidneys and bladder xill be rectored. Cs-Take only the geuuiue. which always has on the wrapDer the rel trade mark and signature Of J. H. ZEILIN & CO.,, Sold by all Druagists. PEILADELPEuA.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

A large bull ring Is being prepared at the Park. Batting will commence some time within the next two weeks. Some ot the widest bulls that the country at lords will be used in the ring. They will. 1t is said. be purchased from the Sanford ranch. 4 bull and bear fight will also form part Of the programme IL the vaoIeros now out can succeed Tn getting a sh'rt hitch on bruln m hls native wilds. Col. Ramon D. Yanez, of Barcelona, Is announced as the im- nressariO for the occasion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
Miscellaneous.
Notice 10 Creditors.

In Che Probate Court of the County of Pima, GerrIt1-v o- Ariz IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF | Jose N rla Ss..is, Geraa-ed. Notice is hereby gwen by the uElcrs gn c, sdmIui~trat of the estate of Jose Maria "a as. deceased. Co ths creditors of. and all persons having cl Im- a1ulust. the sand deceased. 70 sX- hIDIr them. witn tHe ne -e--Gry vouchers, with n four months after th' first publication of thI- notice. to fl- sand aImiuI-trsttrI., at the office Of N J. Nal-h. Esq.. No. 6 Camp street, the -are being ttr place for fle transaction of the buisn--- of cad e-tsfe. iu Jbs city of Tucson, sad coGuf- of hms,
 her
 MARIA x SALiS.
 mark lWitre=- iernl-rs: M. J. NaIsHf AdmIui-,rati,Z of the Estate ot Jo~1 MarIa Sa- las. dUrHa-ed.
 Dated at Tucson. Nov mIor I~ --2 N. U, WALSH AtI0ue, fo- admiuIst-atrIX.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
dalGla, Silver and Copper Ores.

pACIFIC WAITE JACKET SuELTERS Embrace many features that are entirely nea md oi great practical utility. which are covered Jy letters patent.
 No other iuru9ccs can compare with these i.,. durability and m capa 'ity for unIuterrIpted work. MORE THAN olAIl 0f them are ni N running on the Pacific Cuast. giving results ner -r before obtained as regards continuous ron gI-E. economy of fuel, grade and quality of bat lion produced. We are prepared to demonstrate by facts the claims here made.
 These Smelters are shipped m complete state requiring no brick or stone work. except q ai for the cru~Ible. thus saving great expense and loss of time m construction.
 Complete smelling plants made to order with al the improvements that experience has proved valuable in this class of machinery. Skilled and experienced smelters furnIshe when desired to examine mines and tO superntend constructi sn and running of furnaces. Estimates given upon application.
 Send for circular
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

au-laN-4Jl1 ba--le O. l--a a -'--'~- e----.l.-el Insanity etc. Exceszs-. goE-ss1, Abuse. l-ElEit- ed Weakness, hlllnU-rt.3li spinal and cerebral compiaint- bring ou rle auov5 fatal diseases. DehiIt- and seminal gea.ue-- uhstrL-t rle 4m- p0rtaut lli ur-a=-..ry 4c.- ul lIte and tl-ir cu- joyucr-s. Cures Guaranteed. h.srl-as ui the geuito urinary organs, kducg=, liver and h.ad- der a specially. The many complaints and 1ls- eases of women speedily cured. consultation at 1i'ire or u- letter free and confidential
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
THE Great English Remedy

turual Emission. AvrrsiOn 70 Socla-g, Niwnes- of Vision. Noi=ez in tha HeaI- tls v'Hl fund passing unobservsd I- the urine and many o' her d5seazee that lead Co insanity end death.
 DR. INVITE will aarse to .lsieIf Five Hun dred Dollars for a case of tli- kind the vital Ee~torative under hts -rrriIl ufvIce and treatmeuti will not rsire. or for arrtal-- impure or injurious found ln l.. liE- MIN iit trest' all Private Diseases gu 'ce--iully vi hrut mer cury. Consultation frec. Ihoruu-. eyaIn-ua tl-n and advice including auaiysJz uf urtne S5.U. Prlce Oi the Vital Restorative. c3.ul bot tle. or iuUr t.ua- Go" quantity, Sil.t- sent e any address upon receipt Cf pIct or c. D. o. secure feum observation. and lD IrlTite name q desired. by A. E. INVITE. N 9.
 Ii knarny Stp,et. S-u Francesca. fJi.
 SIMPLE ROITLE FREE oa application bs letter stating symptoms. -eT and a-a. tammu nicau0us strictly confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
DR. LIEBIG, 40g gdH sER8Y R35n5l1s5I sTs5ET
CnNTINuEs 10 TREAT --e

CONTINUES TO TREAT scc. \ sessfully by Homeopathy sy. cry form of Special OF CEg0n,, Dfs--7c without mercury On. nuu-e1U- drug-. Lf. LlEBltr ', iNNlGOitAIDR is a pu-ltiv, and permlueEt cure for SemiIa
 Weakness. EaTvJ1s and Physica
 Debility. Lost Manhood, Vital Ex- hausti0n, and all the teruble re- sults of nhasei nature. exce-se- aue volfhfll fullie=. The Doe t1s aIN lrree n writing 70 for, feit SlUU for a ease tHlL he uu. der;akss and fails 70 cure. Ihg rea-ou thousands cannot gel A-urad of Seminal Weakness ana the above diseases IS oWIug Co a complication called Prust1tori hca, which requires a special remedy. DE. LItkLf'S .N- NIGORAlDE. No. 2. IS 60 Specific euro for PrlsLar0rihea. Price ul either l1vIElrlfCr. S2 per bottle
 ur Q bottle -i1. Sent rp any ai- dress securely covered from ob- serrarl4u. Sem nal Weakness and P-lstatlr-Lel lr1a yraiIy from '-a lu.f~ and rI.l=r ~uwes- uus dl-alse- rllr halr D-lilary mrlIca. treatment Ii - .us,I to cuut-Ilr. Che uIlH-.Hl lu-- al cts Che glla! 0r.lls, winch caUs a destroying dIaa-s7. Co D
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
.NfsccILnneol.s.

". T. RICKABD, 2. c. S- ( ANALYTICAL AND CON ULTING CHEM. Il ist and H-fal.u -i~t. A-.ay UL.c-- WsL isch's Block. Man s.. Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19
ONE 6oaAL- SAt.-

Regular size s:uflle af E l.r -o-ltor sent free t1 show -h. wonderful p10rr r,.s of tLe .rcatssf fnNsu orator .lEouu ru modern Scientists. Sratc-y -ymp-oIl-, az, 4f 1.-glrl l etc
 RESPONSIBLE PEis, NS can arrange say u--ut- in ra- same ulurr- -s they WOu!d em- r'ly tHair fuuriv uhF-tr.u-.
 STEICTESI SECRECY MAINTAINED Call or address, Dlt. Il BiG g CD.. No. iGC Gaary s-rset corner Mason San Erauci-cu. Cal prLN.fa entr.lnra- t-l Ma-.l -.r.n-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

should 2 Jt be regarded as Q trifing allment, Aa- 1 ture demands the utmost regularity or she bow els. Therefore assist nature by tf-l1rg simmons
 Liver Regulator It is harmless. ni-d and ei-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

One or tNo tsbIespooafuls will relieve an the troubles incident 70 a blliOus state, such as nai sea dizklnees drOEsiness. dlstTess after eating A bitter bad rasre in the mouth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-19

The S1ga-atCr wili positively cure tlis terrlols disease. Es Ess-rt e1lphatIcglly what we know to bo trua
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-01-20
OUR COUNTY ROADS.

1t seems to be generally conceded in Au-
gusta county that its roads we're never
in so bad a condition as now. In the
roadways leading to several of the most
important villages, the mud is in some
spots from one to two feet deep, and even
of greater depth than that IN some selected
localities. While, of course, this is not
their condition every winter, still we in
dulge the hope that this single occurrence
will be sufficient to stir up our county peo-
pie to train of thought over the evil,
which may result in some good. If they
are still of the same mind as they were
when they voted 10y so decided majority
not to Macadamizs the principal roads
themselves, then let them consider some
other. plan. Even the Ohio law which
makes the making and repairing Of roads
a State work, at State eXpencs, to be done
on the report of State official and Wheth-
Ell the counties apply for it or not, would
be better than the present road system of
Virginia counties. If our land holders in
Virginia expect to get the same enormous
prices for their lands that are gotten in
Pennsylvania, Ohio and other prosperous
States, then they must devise some means
by which there shall be as good roads to
or near their farms as the States named
have. we know what has been the fata
of all the road Improvement schemes here
tofore devised in Virginia, but we also re-
member how persistently cheap as COM
pared with other States her lands have re-
manned. Ii some of our practical and lev
ell headed farmers would meet and give
expression to their views, their opinions
would receive respectful hearing from
our law makers, and their suggestions
would be a starting point for progress to a
new ROAD law and consequent enhance
ment of the values of lands in our State.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-01-20
THE WOOL GROWING INTER
EST

In another column the reader will find
report of the meeting Of the Sheep Grow
era Association of Augusta. The object
was to petition the legislature for some
important changes in the dog law for this
county, and from the attendance, which
was one of the fullest since the organize
ton of the Association, we infer that its
members have the matter at heart. The
rapid advance of Augusta as sheep grow
ing county will account for this interest.
Hardly had what is called the Augusta
dog law been passed than over five thou
sand sheep we're brought into the county.
In the early part Of last year the number
of sheep had run up to 1853 and this
spring it is safe to say that there will be over
10000. whose wool, amounting to ninety
thousand pounds, will sell at from twenty
eight to forty cents pound. This rapid
advance of sheep husbandry has been made
in spite of very defective law-one that
seems impossible OF execution, and the
sheep growers have suffered severely there
by, so severely, we learn, that two or three
gentlemen have been forced out of the
business. Is is remedy for this state Of
affairs that the sheep ralsers are petition
ing the State legislature for in the shape
Of amendments to the present law. 1t is
to be hoped that the relief will not only be
granted. but granted promptly. 1t would be
| a great step forward if our legislature could
summon up the resolution to pass dog
law for the whole State, for such statute
! would soon dot the fields of Virginia with
| white feeces and give birth to manufac-
ture that would bring untold wealth from
abroad First few scattering sheep,
then fiocks, then the wool trade, then
wooden mills has been the history of every
sheep raising state in the Union where
that industry has had the ordinary protec-
| ton of law that States grant to other in
| dusJries.
We can appreciate the difficulties which
are apparently in the way OF our legis-
lators, but they are in great measure i'm
aginary. One bold statute that would re-
main on the books two years would settle
it. The most ignorant man in Virginia
would soon learn to value remunerative
employment and cheap clothing over
cheap dogs, and at the end of the two
years there would be 20 feeling worth
mentioning in favor of going back to the
old system.