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The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-02-20
A Breezy Time in the House

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 14.-Robinson of New York, in commenting upon the necessity of Congress taking some steps to relieve Amencan citizens from Irish prisons, took occasion to make some reflections upon Robeson of New Jersey, and that gentleman in turn made bitter speech, Tn which he applied to Robinson the epithet !" demagogue," and intimated that he had been mendaclous in his state- ments. The house was in great con fusion throughout Robeson's speech, and on its conclusion several gentle men were on their feet with'points of order, There was good deal .9i |Jse elnd aspiisstsa, and some an
 ,tut p1 language passed IX|I1 M tI& tils.49> I|i "A &>xs,r
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-02-20

FROM Frank Alters, who has been
 prospecting Tn the neighborhood of the Harcuvar range and Black Tank mountains, south ot Date creek, we learn that a range of hills called by the Indians Wind-wick. .rob-row, is scanned with large iron dykes. carry. ing a great deal of gold. The quartz is hard, white and filled with dark iron strata, which, on close inspec- tion, contain much visible gold. It is doubtless a fine field for prospecting, and the lodges are large and rich. Mir. Alters came back via the Vul- ture mlne, which, under recent devel- opment, is showing grand bodies oi bigh- grade quartz. He emphatically pronounces it a great mine. MT
 Alters discovered and located ledge in the neighborhood of Antelope creek and brought with him speci. 1 mems of the croppings, which assayed ! lneAtly $1 ,OO0 in gold.-Prescott Cou
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-02-20
The Way They Do in Globe.

From the Globe Chronicle.
 This morning opened with somber, cloudy daylight, but stirring breeze such as makes cats risky. It has always been mystery to us how cat could gauge the atmospheric velocity just as thermome- ter does its cold or heat. But revenons des motions, for it is nearly breakfast time, An anclent and.spectacled magistrate of McMillen, and Its moral representative, stood upon the corner of Broadway and Mesquite streets, near the well-curb, and observing one of our prominent merchants pass turned loose whole volume of vitu- peration in Arizona vocabulary, which everybody knows is chaste and classic winding up the matutinal crow with an in. vitatlon to the merchant to come on, as he, the magistrate, law -giver, etc., was armed drawing a navy The burly, but undaunt ed, merchant marched at double-quick ts the cannon's mouth, seized it by the mug gle; it didn't go of, but the two old law abiding gents get'aown into the mud and tried ~to-~eJtish oact athSt's clothes and noses. The lltqe ~ fGe ,interfered with by persons racket," tho magistrate wen 4} nises and mongrel blood ile the mer chant went to thQ1I< V< &lI U0re to wasf the sacred Hebrz4H 01 nm his head and bind up his x'SNG <<ed from th, magistrate's bloY1d ll31{Azia
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The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-02-20
TUCSON TOPICS.

From the star, rop' H.
 Messrs. Mark Lully and Charles Altschul have returned to the Tyn- dal district.
 Quite a number Of legal gentle, men are in the city in attendance on the Supreme court.
 Hon. s. R. Delong returned Sun day morning from Sacramento, where he has been visiting his children.
 Governor Tritle and family yesttsr' day took up their residence in the Williams mansion on Military plaza.
 Mir. Whetmore informs us that cer- tain persons have received a telegram from Tombstone saying that Dick Gird has been taken in by the h. dlans.
 The adjourned term of the Supreme court, Chef Justice French, with As .sociate Justices Stilwell and Porter, formally convened yesterday morn- ing.
 From the Citizen.
 In view of the recent reported In- dian troubles in the Dragons and elsewhere, it would be we'll for oul readers to recall certain predictions made by the Citizen, just after the escape of the Chiricahuas into Mexico.
 The water company, in which Hon R. N. Leatherwood is interested have raised all money necessary te the successful carrying out of theil water franchise, and will in th' course of about thirty days from thu date of the oompany's organization begin the delivery of $30,0O0 wortl of pipe, which will be at once dis trlbuted and put in place.
 After the able fish commissioner of this territory have succeeded il stocking the Gila river with alliga tors they might, with profit to tn country, turn their attention toward introducing the German carp int the numerous streams of lesser vol tune. This species of fish is makini its way to all parts of it with grea rapidity. MT. Abel Wright, who be gan with two or three dozen of tn carp three years ago, thinks that h now has million in his pond a Griffen, Georgia. He has sold nor than 5000 at $20 hundred, an cannot keep up with his orders. H bears out MT. Seth Greens assertion that an acre of water can be made g profitable as an acre of land, and does not cost much to make the ez , pertinent.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-02-20

between Randall of Pennsylvania and Robeson in controversy as to who was entitled to the floor upon the resolution.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-02-20

This is one of the most valuable of all the mines in Santa Rita, as shown
 by development work. It has a shaft down seventy-four feet, sunk in the ledge close along the foot-wall, and from the bottom of the shaft cross cut twenty feet in length nas been driven in the reef without encounter ing the hanging wall. There is l20 tons of ore on the dump; estimated value, s6O per ton. One year ago last October, a working bond tor sixty days, for SS,000, was taken by one Chas. Calbey, in favor of San Francesca parties. During the cur rency of the bond $l,O0O was ex' pended, and the mlne would have been sold but for the sudden deati of one of the parties to the deed
 The thickness of the ledge matter l' unknown; the pay streak, on whict the shaft twas sunk, is one foot II width at the surface and three fee
 six inches at the bottom of the shaft and is continuous from top to bot
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-02-20

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-14
7 ELEGRA P JIG
Traae sevieW.

New York, 49, Following is tke re-
po:t of the condition of trade here for
the weak ending to-day: Trade gener-
ally Is reported quiet, with restricted Ge-
maad for most descriptions Of merchan-
dire.
The drg goods trade is mora moderate
than for some time past, owing partially
to untavorabe weather. Agents are
still masking fsir deliveries on account OF
back orders, but the current demand is
limited to the supply ofimmediate wants.
The j0bbing trade is not animated, and
more business is being done by mail and
telegraph than by personal selections.
Domestic goods are reported quiet all
around. The prices realized Of auction
were considered fair, and silks, satinsr
V-lvets and plushes we're disposed of in
considerable quantities. The lace and
millinery goods sales were we'll attended
and proved satisfactory.
The grain market he's been
very strong all through the week,
gradually advancing all along the
line. The slight breaks which have
occurred in prices have been quickly fol-
vance, and the market closea strong at
,
In pork and provisions the market has
been very irregular Operators complain
that they are sure TO be On the wrong
side.
Cotton has been generally weak with
fluctuations within range of fifteen points.
Considerable timidity Is shown on the
part OF operators in engaging in trans
actions. In view oil the moderate amount
OF visible cotton and the light receipts
corner IN October cotton is within the
range of possibilities, and this fact affects
the market.
Wool-The finer grades are in good re.
guest, but the lower are quite neglected.
There is nothing ofspecial interest to
note.
Petroleum-The volume Of business
has been large and fluctuations rapid,
but not wide, and operators for quick
turn have been enabled to make little
money.
Freights as 8 rule have been dull and
rates are without material change,
except in cotton charters for the south,
that branch OF business being fairly
active.
Butter, arrivals are fairly ectiYe for
this season, and the price has been re-
markBbly steady, there being little
ofthe finer grades. A good many
in the trade are apprehensiVe that from
the amount held in the interior there is
likely TO be drop in prices before long.
Cheese is very quiet, half cent otfand
&c. ia the highest price obtainable now.
Shippers are buying very carefully.
Coffee remains without animation and
prices range low. There is nothing
special to note since cur last quotation.
Sugar. raw, dull, because OF the light |
demand from refners; prices unchanged. |
Refined, trade light. The consumpuve
demand is moderate.
Tea. weak, consumptive dcmand light,
nothing special to note.
Boots and shoes-only moderate bust !
less being done. The results of the !
seasons business are generally quite |
The Leather trade remains
luiet, moderate business only having !
been done; prices firm.
Iron trGde-There is absolutely nothing |
# interest transpiring. The amount of |
lew busiBess done is very small, most of |
he product of the mora popular brands /
icing absorbed in filing old contracts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-14
$500 Reward

We will pay the above reward fo,
any case OF Liver Complaint. Dys.
spepSia, Sick Headache. fndigpsti0n
Constipation or Costiveness We can.
not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver rms, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar Coated.
Large boxes, containing 80 pills. 25
cents. For sale by all druggists.
Beware of counterfeits and imita-
lions. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN G. WEST SEQ. aThe
Pill Makers" Isl and 1872 w. Madison
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of a
cent stamp. q. C. M. I. Drug
tore, agent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-14
Ohio Election.

Columbus, I3.-Oficiel returns from
different counties are coming in very
slowly on account OF the scratching on
all local tickets. As the returns come IN
from different counties it looks as if the
great sweeping victory claimed By the
democrats would dwiBdle down 10 only 8
majority. Democrats are considerably
surprised that Mercy and Hart have been
elected, but seem satisfied because they
have majority Of the delegation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-14
So Unaayorv CroIul,.

Chicago. 13.-Mr. and Mrs. Sooville
are besieging the courts with various
bills, cross bills etc, directed against
each other and offending the public with
most ecandalous countercharges. Scarcely
8 dey passes without one or the other ap-
pearing in some new place in the eourts.
Their bills are generally Of the least pos
sible interest and their uuarrels are
actively promoted by of6cious outsiders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-14
Bright,sI pisease. Diahetas

Beware of the stuff that pretends
to cure these diseases, or other Kid
ney, Urinary or Liver Diseases. as
they only relieve for time and
make you ten times worse after
wards. but rely solely on Hop Bit
tiers, the only remedy that will
surely and permanently cure you.
1t destroys and removes the cause
of disease so effectually that it never
returns.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-14
Another Eynch5ng.

Laramie City, Wyo., ia Boom
erang special from Fort Fettermsn, this
county, says J b. Coop, last night, shot
and instantly killed R. Il. Elgin, book
keeper for Searight Brothers, and dan
ger0usly wounded Mike Egan. The
latter and party of cowboys took Copp
from custody and lynehed him. This is
the second lynching in this county within
three months.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-14
Fabor Denies.

Chicago, 13.-Ex-Governor Tabor was
seen ct the Palmer House, last night,
and denied that any attempt had been
made to cause his arrest, growing out of
certain mining interests, az intimated in
these dispatches. He stated that be had
no time to go into details OF The affair.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
A. IeliriouS NEWSPAPER.

WE ,lrsisc to call the attention Of
our readers to- one Of die Largest, ablest,
aud most popular religious newspapers
lrnl,lis;.d--Dnc that secures the best
writer's In this country and Europe,
regardless Of cx,,cnsc; has the best
nihi fullest book reviews of any PAPER
in the country; hns aLle articles upon
financial and commercial subjects; has
departments edited by specialists and
devoted to Fine Arts, Music, Science,
Religious Intelligence, School aud
college, Missions, News Of the Week,
Hymn Notes, the Sunday-schoOl,
Legal and SANITARY questions, Biblical
Research (sOMctliing that cannot lie
found in any other newspaper i'm the
United Stntes), Farm and Garden, IN
si,rance, Weekly Market Reports, etc.
In fact, n newspaper which, with its
| twenty-five distinct departments, Is
suited to the requirements Of every
| family, containing fund Of inforina-
| tion which cannot lie Ind I'm auy other
| shape, aud having u wide circulation
all over the country and In Europe.
We refer to The Independent, of
New York, now called "fhe largest,
| the ablest, the best" Sce advertise
ment, In another column, and send u
postal card for free sp.rimcn copy.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
The Eesi Practical Art Magazipe,

The Art Amancr for 1883, lnsent lt
from the publishers annog ren,ta,
Will amply maintain Its sart ,p.vs.
tiou .s the "lwst prncsit.' prncsi. abundance Of
.s,, zine" 81 The nH,i: .ry. 6rking designs for or
u.u', "s,,..,.,,, ''n,,s.issi,lery, Woodworking,
pu,nu"e, e..Wurk, with copiOus l,rac-
s,n., ~nu I l.Ctions for all classes of anna
,"nr .". lists, II will continue ndd q pro-
h ",.ah Of charming illustrations Of por-
.tlaln, furniture. needlcwOrk, and
bric-a-bruc together With am endless
supply of entertaining information on
decorative ansl industrial art. Num-
crous artists sketches will lie published
as usual; the ica,ling txhilitions will
bc largely illustrated and piquantly
criticised, and artists of merit will be
geographically noticed. a series Of
beautiful embroidery designs from the
Sumth Kensington Royal School Of Art
Nessilewurk, and u number Of articles
on china painting by Miss Mclaughlin
of Cincinnati, will be published during
the year. II IL not too much tO de-
clare, with the London academy
(which places ii alWvc any magazine
Of the kind in Englan,D, that The Art
Amateur Il II "marvel Of variety,
beauty, and cheapncss." This opinion
may I've readily verified 10y sending
thirty-five ccnts for specimen copy
to Montague Marks, Publisher, "
Union Square, New York. The SUB
scription price is 81 year.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14

These are tile shortcst days Of the
year. -
o. +. Phillips talks Sfs trip to Da-
kota. -,
The District I.o.lgc meeting Of &C."
Templars will convene In Court 1ouSc
Hall to-day.
DIR. w. b. Mott is fltts'g up roo'ns
f,r Office and druS store In Mrs.
Browne buildIps on Michigan avenue.
\. W.. rec.sYsd pleasant cali FROM c.,
J. N.cb~ht, Of Chase, Hast Friday cven-
ipC
C. III. Chick contcmplatcs trip to
Mississippi, In the near future, where
ie talks Of investing In lands.
business men hnd the daily Poet &
Tribune n valuable assistant to them,
and many deem 1t well high u matter
Of necessity. See the prospectus.
It IL not too late to send In your SUBJ
scriptions to Century or ST. Nicholas
for 1888. A subscription would make
\ nice holiday gilt. See prosrectuscs,
oiA another page.
The Congregational and Methodist
Episcopal Sabbath Schools are to have
a Christmas tree In tile hall, Monday
evening, Dec. 25th. A pleasant time
IL expected.
The Presiding Elder OF tile NJ. T.
Church for this district will preach In
Court House Hall Friday evening, and
the quarterly conference will he held
at the house OF Rev. A. r. Sven an
the afternoon Of same day.
We hear that Bro. Drew, Of the
Echpsc, is in trouble; having hired q
horse ut livery la Chase, t0 drive ia
Stow's mill; drove to Luther; this
horse died from some c,,,ise or other;
and Tom was arrested for horse steal
ing.
One week from Tomorrow FRIDAY
will lc tile last day of baldwin schools
prior to holiday vacation; AMI 1t IL I'm
tended to have exercises in the schoO
room, 40 that the parents Of the schol
ars, and th,sc Interested may .bc pres
ent aud see for themselves the progress
making.
A few days since VIC received sacl
Of -four from \. Root, proprietor of ti'
Hcrs-y City Mills, which gave proofo u
the fact that he manufactures an arti
Gle fit tn please any housewife In tn
lami. Mr. II. takes especial pains e
suit hi. patrons, and we are pleased I
know that he is receiving MANY order
from Like county.
| One Of the hnn,isomest and most al
tractivc pcri0iica,s for the little folk
to tx fund in this country IL Ow IL
tie One. 6 Aur",y; published iy th
Russell Publishing Company, 81 lsron
field st., Boston, Mass. The terms nr
within reach Of those of mWleral
means Isl. 80 n ycar), and the, cl,iidre
like it, and watch eagerly for its iDontl
IL aDrenrancc
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
Eililcls Of Persons

Die annually, who might he saved
II attention was given to the little Ills
of life. Coughs, colds, Sore Throat,
&c. nrc easily cured ly using Htn'H-
ton's Comgh Bdis"m which removes the
tickling IN the throat and tightness
ncross the chest, helps to- throw OH the
poisonous matter and heals the M
famed membranes. Immediate relief
will I've found In Group. bronchitis,
Whooping Cough. &C., and even III
chronic cases and last stage Of con-
sumption great relief IL received: For
incipient consumption It works Ike
cl,arm. Price IS and 50 cents per bot
tie. Sold by Il. Campbell, Baldwin,
Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
Letter lrum TreSGll.
December 7th, 1852

EDITOR STAR:-Eigl,tecn days more,
and then look out for the Christmas
tree: also, n grand hop at the Frcsoii
House. All are cordially invited.
II. c. l. Gu. have something nice for
presents, Mt the postoffice.
A man named Robert Irish WAS In
jurcd quite badly at Il. G. & Co.'s mill,
Oh Monday, while unloading logs.
1t seems he WINS trying to keep tho
slcigl,s from tipping over, aud they
came back Oh him, crushing him to
the ground, injuring him across the
hack. DIR. Brass WAS sent for, who af-
ter cxnn,inati tion, stated that no bones
were broken; but that one of the kid
neys had been injured; yet 1t Is thought
lie will soon recover.
]. Mcmillan and VIM. .Mayath, Of
Chase, are painting the new school
house here. Rather cool work.
Dickerson, the shoemaker, has just
moved into his new shop, and Is nov.
ready to fiji all orders.
R.C. Il Co. have just put their teams
at work hauling logs on sleighs.
Kobe d Browns new billiard parlor
Is running in good shape, considering
that the building is ~ yet unfinished.
w. f. Patten has his new barber
shop running in first-clsss shape; Office
at the Freesoil House.
The terrible intelligence came from
Manistee, Sunday, of the loss of the
steamer, "R. q. Peters," owned by l..
Sands, Of Manistce, ~ miles out Of Rs-
cine, Wis, on Friday, ut o'clock.
She was towing two sailing vessels, the
'.In Dale" and Lucky" from Chica-
10 10 Manistee. She caught fire, and
afterwards blew up. sinking immcdi-
ateIy out Of sight. Every soul on
board perished. There were 10 men
and one woman. have only learned
the following names Of the lost: Cap
tain, Chas. Smith; first-matc, John
| Larson; chiefengineer. George Mullin;
| second engineer, VIM Tellsge; fire.
man, Thos. Finn; wbeeIsman. VIM.
johnson. These lived. at Manistee.
The scene was sad one when the
news was received at Manistee and was
broken to the widows and fatherless
children Of the lost sailors. The "In
Dale" drifted into Manistee, Monday
morning about II o'clock, while the
Lucky" got back to Chicago about
o'clock Saturday morning. w.P.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
The Greatest Pain Killer.

Yet found for cramps, Collie, Stitch
I'm side or back, Neuralgia, Rhruma-
tism, Sprains, Bruises, &c, IL HanaN-
toms Jdnoicd Ginger Tonic and Pain
Cure. Bound ON with hot wet cloths
II never fails to cure. For Dyspepsia,
indigestion, sick headache, fiatulcnce,
diarrhea, dysentery, heartburn, sour
stomach, DC, 1t Is une,lualcd. War
ranted to give relief. Used both I'm.
ternally and externally. Warranted
to cure. Try It. Price 25 and 80 cents.
Sold by f. Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
Enrich The Blood.

Hdmivon's German Bitfers are high
ly recommended for all Diseases re-
quiri,,g a certain nnd efficient tonic
Especially lndigestion. Dyspepsii, :,
want of appetite. loss of strength, lack
of energy, &c. They enrich the biWSi,
strengthen the muscles, aud give new
life to the nerves. They act ike a
charm In the digestive organs, remove
all dyspcptic symptoms, and whenever
the stoniacli H. weak, or there II n gen
eral loss Of physical vigor,. these Bit,
ters are just what you need. Only SO
cents per bottle. Sold 10y +. Campbell,
Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14


Pttcrxo,,'s MngtSinc for January Is
ju~t out, n marvel of beauty, the poSt
costly, evidently ever issued. There
arr two ui,riva!cti steel cngravinss; ,ht
"Cherry Ripe" an exquisite copy "'
Miliais' celebrated picture; the other,
"psyche Listening To the Flute" also
exceptionally charming. Then there
|. ,luub.e sized colored steel fashion
plate, which is picture as well; and
snmc thirty other fashion patterns. be.
sides u score uf designs In embroidery,
crewcl- work etc, etc. But the great
feature IL ~ magnificent colored pat
tern in Brrlin-work for N cwftain-bor-
der, c!,air-,tripc, etc., the most cx-
pensive and beautiful, yet useful en-
bcllislnnent, perhaps, ever published
In any naenzine. Subscribe to no
magazine till ysNl have seen IL copy oi
this. Specimens are sent, gratis, IL
persons wishing to get UP clubs. Adj
| dress Chas. j. Peterson, 300 Chestnut
| st., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14

JAMES VIcK.-Fr.nn the appearance
of Vlck'x Floral Gmicts, which Is on our
desk, We should judge that the young
Vicks ere "ci,ips of the old block" AS
the Floral Guide with its Autographed
cover Is handsome enough for the par
lor table. 1t Is printed on the best of
paper, has three, cplored plates of
Flow crs and vegetables, and full of
useful information. Those who send
10 cents for 1t cannot he disappointed,
as the plates aloi.e are worth the
amount. Address, as In past years,
JAMES WICK, Ruc,icstey, n. y.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
A Card.

To all who arc suffering from tho
errors nnd indiscrctions, sf youth, ner
vo,,s, weakness, early decay, l,iss Of
manhood, &C., l will scnd recipe
that will cure vot,, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by n missionary in South
America. Send u sclf-a,l,lrcssr,l chvel-
ope to the REV. JOSEPH L. lSMAN, Sta
ton ID, Ncw York CITY.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1882-12-14
THE INDEPENDENT,
25l BrOud,cay, NeW York.
70 COnSunptiveS.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured OF iliat dirnd disease, Consumption, by
a siniple REMEDY, Is anxious 10 make known
10 his fellow .suiirrers the means OF cure 10
III who desire it. lie will send copy of the
USED (frrc OF chargeJ with the
directions for preparing and using the same
when they will find sure cure.. !or Coughs.
Caiis, consump ptlon. Asthma. Btonchlsis. &c.
PARTIES wisiiiiig the prescr'rtion, VIII please
address. l,ev. X. A. Wilson's: lst Penn 81,
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