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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-02
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-02

They tell story of Woodsocket man who
recently visited Boston to do little business
and hear lecture by Mark Twain. By mis-
take he happened in on one of Rev. Joseph
Cooks lectures. "Was it funny?' queried his
family at night. swell, yes" slowly replied
the traveller, "it war funny, but it warsn't so
darned funnY."--[ Exchange.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-02

WE WOULD recommend the use OF time
pieces to the City, San Pedro and Military
plaza railroad. 1t is impossible for single
track railroad, and hardly any other, to run
cars by the sun, as we suppose this road, by
the awkward time it makes, to be doing, es-
pecially on cloudy days.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-02

Entered at postofiice at San Antonio, Texas
as second-class matter.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-02
He Acknowledged the Soft Impeaoh mel

"You mustn't touch the top of the baby S
head" said a mother TO her little four-year
old; "she has a soft spot there that is very
tender"
The youngster gazed at it curiously for q
moment, and then asked:
"Do all babies have soft spots on their
heads"
"Yes."
"Did papa have soft spot on the top oil
his head when he was a baby?"
"Yes," replied the mother, with a sigh,
"and he has got it yet"
And the old man who had overheard the
conversation from an adjoining room, sang
out:
eyes, indeed he has, my dear boy, or he
would be single man to-day."-[ Rochester
Post-Express.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-02

He-"May l call you Revenge" She
"Why?" He-"Because revenge is so sweet"
She--"Certainly you may, provided, how
ever, you will let me call you Vengeance. F"
He-"And why would you call me Ven
geanceH She-"Becsuse vengeance is
mine" And she became his in few months
after.-Bufalo News
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-02

AMONG the 10000 adulterous poisons by
which the lives of the people are being ''lied
away" is that of teas. Congress, at its last
session, passed an act ''tc prevent the impor-
tation OF adul.erous and spurious teas" and
Chicago is calling for the appointment of an
inspector, which President Arthur fails to
make. Hurry up, Mr.. President, keep
moving.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-02

PRESIDENT ARTH0R has put another spoke
in the wheel Of the nestest, most patriotic az d
admirable reforms, which seems to have be q
conceived and Is being executed by himself,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-05-02

MARRIAGES seem to drag, and the births
fail to keep up even with the casualties by
wind and food, explosions and suffocations
in mines, to say nothing of the suicides or OF
the ordinary modes of departing this life, by
which mourners are also crowded. While,
on the other hand, there is much activity in
the divorce market. Matrimonial societies
are failure, and new methods will have to
be found for increasing the marrying stock or
the country will 60 to the "demnition polly
wops," as Mantalini would say.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-03-09

Eevey hing on. ht to 1e Gol u fos-
ter their buildi 9, that does not i'm
pose oncrous condiii rs UP II Tie
pe pie. A " bad man sort of
fellow, went into the Chinese restau-
.nt down in town, AID amused him
s7lf, while he was wal ing for "becf,
with chile till you cant rest" hy
shooting holes through The TIA kettle.
Enterprise: We learn from Rev.
Father Girard that five Sisters Will
arrive here from Florida 500 to
complete arrangements for opening
the Sisters school in the Cd church
building. Thy will bFing with
them all the necessary apna:atss for
the school, ine ludrg a fine l'isno
for the muse department The girls
a.;d boys will be taught in separate
rooms, md all the modern branches
will he taught in regul r grades.
Foua teachers will be employed al
the commencement of the school and
HSSiSla0lS dluCl W nrn6!cT an III
crease in the Attendance of pupil.
may make ihe employment of extra |
teachers necessary. This school will |
be of great benefit to Florence, as it
Will indU' e parents 10 settle here for |
the purposs of educating thesr chill
dren. A first Class school is of great
advantage to any town, and these
Sisters schools are always fir-t
class. -. The Globe and Florence
.tage was robbed, Friday night, just
This side of dripping Springs. T.-ere
we're i've passengers aboard at the
ime, but they were not disturbed by
he highway men. Only the treasure
nox was taken, and it contained but
very little that was valuable. Only
wo robbers were seen.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-03-09
a ESystIaed Traveller.

q Are we on Il down grade?' asked
M imreiuous passenger, gazing first
a. the conductor and then earnestly
out of the window. "No, SIR r.
piled the Coz ductor, coldiy. This
is peri, city level track. There are
no grades on this road" That's
curious" mumblcd the passenger,
opening the vi dow and sticking
his head out. IF anything" con-
iinued The conductor, exaspcra,ed by
the mans contact, 81 anything we're
going up slight incline." That's
wondcrfuli" exclaimed the pnsscn-
g,r. II thought it was remarkable
remarkable if we were on q down
grade, but under the circumstances
it's mi:aculousr" an hat is. :" growl-
ed the conductor. What're you
about, anyhow? ~ "I simply can't
how that COW should beat
rs going up hill, that's ALL" sighed
he impetuoas passenger, sinking
back into his seat to figure it out.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-03-09
Animals in Norway.

A correspondent makes the follow
ing remark on Il very pleas ant feature
of the Norwegian character, viz:
kindness to domestic animals. In
that country, he says, these animals
are treated as the friends rather than
the slaves of man. AS result, vic
ious horses are unknown; foals fo-
low their dams at work in the fields
or ON the road as soon as they have
sufficient strength, and thus gently
acS ustom themselves to harness. |
heard of Il foal trying to force its
lead into collar in imitation of its.
mecIlS4- AarseS are trair i TO obey
The voice rather than The Gand, bear
ing rrins are net usrd, and the whip,
IIf carried Mt all Is hard Y ever made
use of. Great care is taken not to
Rverload carts, especially in the case
'of Young horses, and consequently n
broken knee is rarely seen, and the
animals continue fat, in good condI-
tinn and capable of work till the adj
vanced age of 25 or 30. So tame are
the Norwegian horses and cows that
they Will allow casual passers by to
caress them while they are lying
down. Even domestic ca will ap-
pr0aah a boy with confidence, know
ing that no chasing or worrying
awaits them. One very hot summer
dav met a woman holding up an
um brclla 10 carefully screen what /
supposed was little child ut her
side from the scorching rays of n
midday sun, while her own head was
covered only by a handkerchief. LII
driving by | tried to get glimpse
of her charge, and found, to my great
surprise, that the object of her care
was fat block pig. The question
of humane methods Of slaughtering
animals has lately been prominently
brought forward in England In
this the Norwegians show rs good
example; they never use the knife
without first stunning the animal.
In the above remarks | am alluding
to the country district of Norway /;
in the towns the national character
istics become modified, although
even under these conditions kindness
to animals is still remarkable To
those whose hearts are siekened by
the sights of cruelty daily witnessed
in our streets it must be consolation
10 learn that country exists where
these things are unknown, where
men are instinctively considerate to
the animals dependent on them, and
where no legislation is required to
enforce The claims of The dumb Gre
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-03-09

you would be astonished at The
fun that crops out among the Gus
mcrs that visit Il drug store" said
II druggi-t the other ", after. lie
had got through trying to convince
y young man that ii would be imros
sible to take back tooth brush af-
ter ii had been used three or four
days. and gi7e him another one a
size smaller.
$50 you strike all classes of Gus
toners, ch p i quired the newspaper
man.
"Well, should cackle," said the
druggist. "a woman came in this
morning and handed me an old
back number porous plaster, one that
looked as though it had been taken
off an Egyptian mummy, and want
ed me to give her another one. She
said the old one did no good; that
the old man had worn it on his back
for two weeks, and it had never
drew a blister 1t just loafed around
op lis back, and did no more good
than so much sand paper. tried TO
tell her that 4 porous plaster wasn't
intendcd to blister, but simply t. re
tain the Lack in its proper place ard
let the pain crawl ou. through the
holes. She kicked, and said was
Il worse fraud tlian the other plaster
But she was not so bad as man
Who came in with his wife one day
and told my clerk he wished he
would take his wife's measure for
porous plaster for her left lung. The
clerk is a modest sort of \ fcl low,
WHO was just thinking of getting
married. He blushed, and finally,
after looking at the lady ard taking
a mental measurement of the local |
ity of her left lung, went and got
pc rous plaster and said he would |
warrant it to fit. l pledge you my
word, the next day the man came in
and compiimtntcd the clerk on the
excellent fit of the plaster lie said |
Ii was just right. But the worst case
of economy l ever SAW was woman
wLo brought back four big blue pills
that she had left after her husbands
illness, AID wanted to trade them for
borax to wash with l didn't want
to hurt the woman's feelings, and 1
gave her somo borax and took the
pills which 1 threw out of the win
low into the back alley, because no
body would like it if I sold them
second hand pills. Even then came
near getting into trouble, asa couple
IF Polack's boys picked up the pills
md ate them for licorice drops, and
heir father was going TO sue me for
his children. Peek sSun.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-03-09

If an act entitled, AN Act to Pre-
vcat tie Improper use Of Deadly
Weapons, and the Is.discrimin4te
Use of Fire Arms in Ihe Towns and
Villages of this Territory"
To inco rorate The City of Pres
cott, to define its limits ard rights,
to specify it, privileges and powers,
and to prov;d for an efficient go, :
crnmenL for the same.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-03-09

ie6hicago Rai'ogay Age has ta-
lss owing that although the num-
" pAsengers carried during the
yai nthg June, 1880, according to
ie Il 4nss, was 27O,O0O, 1850, and of
'lp'oFes'l9,OO0, of the passengers
~ ey wre killed other than by
w own carelcssness, or one to
eiy 44leOn, while of employees
ere kacd, or one to ev' ~ .611; /;
< Passeg4r to every S14,421 re-
'e lRJu is, and one employc to
.'s.F III; fre raseepger in every
:1--eOG wassilled by FIs own care
'sness, ani4pne to every 1,2GG,00
''s injured Vhe astonishing fea-
lse siPown 1.-THE small danger to
fsisns3flly ca ful passengers. The
.nFits to employees show a very
u rate, whiH the mortality is ter
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-03-09
Pill !! Piles !!
Sure Cure Found at
Lastf Fzc Ore Reed
Suffer!

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding
itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DIR. William, IAN In
dian remcdy,) called DR.. Williams
Indian Ointment A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases OF 25
or 80 years standing No one aeed
suffer five minutes after applying
this wonderful soothing medicine
Lotions. Instruments and electuarieS
Ito more harm than good. Williams
Ointment absorbS the tumors, a!lays
the intense itching, (particularly at
night after getting warm in bed) acts
as poullice, gives instant and pain
tiss relief, and prepared only for piles
Itching of the private parts, and for
nrthIug else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Coffin
berry OF Cleveland says about DIR
Williams ) Indian Pile Ointment: II
have used scores of pile cures and II
affords me pleasure to say that have
never founrl anything which gave
such immediate and permanent re-
l.~s ess Br. Williams Indian Oint-
For sale by all drucp.sts o. l4I,.-,-.I
on receipt of price, $500.
MCCARTHY 8 Osborne, mhcIesaio:suent
Denver, Cclova1o.
Henry s. Co., Prop.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-03-09
TersitR sal TwIzs.

'r. F.M II $nas, formerly In
IN Agent at slq ia Fe, N. NJ, has
pn appointed Register at the Tue
s Land Office
-sleer Bet TIN & Arizona Demo
{ shows that it glasps the situa-
2 perfectly, wheh it says: "Ari-
z1a is get in a pos ton to attack
rlraads. We haze upt enough pee
: enough business enough rail-
lads 70 begin an inss spe attack on
Iese great civilizers . That IS true.
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II sstead. Notice.
First Publication February 13, 1888 ]

First Publication February IS, 1888
Land Office at Tucson. Arizona
+ F.hruaiy u, 1888
Noiica ia hereby sivcn shat the follow
ing named settler. iicnry f. Slos-tr, has
fiji. notice Of his intention to make final
proof IN support of his homestead claim,
No. 1O3, and secnre final eDt-y thereof, b :
ore ID. H. Pinney. Judge Of the End Iudi-
cial Di-tIi. { af Arizon =. Il l'hon Y. on the
al,t day uf March 1888. NJ the ho-r Of 10
O'Clock. n IN , for the Ei2 \ va and VIZ
y f i section @0, township No:ih, range
; Z q and K u aad names the 10. low ng
as his witnesses, VIZ: WI liam H. Down
ard. Martin p. Griffin, 'seph Monihon
amd Michael Engsesun, all of Phoenix.
Arizona.
HENRY COUSINS, Regi-tcr.
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Fem stead Ri3tica.
First publication February 13. 1888.
Land Office Mt Tucson, Arizona !

Land Office Mt Tucson, Arizona !
Fcbr uary IL. 1883.
Notice is hereby given ihrt the 10 low
in. named settler, Samuel +. Webb, has
filed notice of his ;ntenti, n 10 make final
proof in support oil his Irr-en rrion c'aiih-
No. 40, and secare fnAl e"try thereof. be-
fore d II. Pinncy, Judg'. Of the I'd Judi
cial Dis rict G, urt of Arizona, at PtGEiX,
IN he 21et day OF March, 1889. ut the hour
of 10 a clock, a. m. for the n i OF Sc
tion 30. towns hip ? \, Range , f G and
s Il NJ and names the following ar his wit
ne-scs. viz: William l.. Osborn, James p.
HoIcnmh, William A. Hancock, aud Sam
uel Franklin, all OF Ph eniS, Maricopa
county, Arizona.
HENRY COUSINS. Register.
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Homestead Notice.
First publication February 10, lss3.l
Land Onice at Tucson, Arizona,

I HtI'JI IV7-I.I
Land Oflice at Tucson. Arizona,
Feb, uary IL, 1888.
No ic is hcreby given t. at the follow
ing ramed EFT er. Abram II. eep eS. has
fl ed not ce of his Intention to rhake final
proof in support of his Pr -emption
lain. No SGS, and secure final entry
thereof. before d. II. Pinney, Jude OF
the L. :. District Con of Marico"a
county. at PheniX, on Wednesday, 2Sth
of March, at the hoE of 10 O'Clock. a, m,
for the NW14 Section 10. Township L,
North, Range 3 East. G. Il s r Meridian,
and names the following as his wi.nf SIS.
viz: George Light, George K. Roberts,
Owen X. llogg, and William a. Hancock,
of PhRniX, Arizona.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-03-09

Pr fescr Hermann, the wonderful
magici4l, known throughout the
world fr his skill, used S.. Jacobs
0ilf3r ; severe attack If rheumatism
IN he = ou ldcr, aud was cured l'y it.
lie cnas dcrs 81. Jacobs Oil valu-
Hhlc Pr earaiion.
/ TIE thGnix HERALD has entered
Ton rinth volume. The pap
4 rs featlily improved under the
ianass snent of Mr.. Morford ard is
6Gng good service for the prosper.
-'rsa tsvl and county IN which it is
pusis a. 1t deserves success
E..ts1-iie.
Asa shade tree in barren country
thT cottonwood i, a very decided sue
tess L VIII grow from g pole stuck
IL the ground. Two years snfiice %
make the pole a good sized shade
tee j. icayes earlier and quick er
IN the spring lhan any of its breth-
pen. it can squslc lch anything that
stlcmp.s to grew neal it as eGectual-
4 is the crater of EIna. 1t was
ever known to die natural death
II ca lnolz = mean as a pullct q
.n'ii'l Old when ie~t@~r. are scarce.
leeanbear more caterpillars to the
s9uA e'nch than mule driver could
swear aths in month. 1t can be
i'haer hedding It's leaves, dirticr
ana nor generally cusscd IL an any
otiieri k'-~Te vegetation. When
taken care of furnishes the quick
esti.nd best hapvd ali semi-tropical |
|; ees.
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News Of The Week.
From Saturdays l,41Lr ]

IFroin Saturdays n4rlr
The fesf uafolds its be#utsops
green.
Sale of properly for delinqueni
taxes to-day.
Irrigation is directed frem Lc;d
quarters at pres Mt.
Thermometer r.nge.i among i 6
eighties yes,e.,iay-
The Catholic Cathedral at Tucson
is being handsomely finished
NA>TED at the HERALD Office, a
s.e-sdy bright boy to learn the print
lug husil e.s.
A collection and Insurance agsns y
is being talked of by some of oul.
business men.
By the sales being made by SRI
Reduill we judge the town is grow
ing in its musical tastes. A nmmbcr
of sales are already under way.
Mr. Geo C. Frame of Mesa city IL
now owner of that splendid stalliyl-
Ben Butler. The horse has an extrs
ordinary pedigree as to blood ans
time.
Mr. Faank Walker, the archite O.
of the Co-Ili county Courthouse
preparing plans and specitieationsi
FIR the courthouse to be built here
The Repunl. can stu.es that tls y ARE
nearly mpleted and show very.
fire luilding that can be erected feI.
the an ount appropriated.
rhe Yuma Sentinel recountsa a cas-
Of iahumanry, scarcely cqualed
which took place in that town ;' f-W
days since, in which a husband
abandoued his wife who was tlkeI
down with smallpox. She died
probably on account of his III treat
mcnL at an honr when his craESFd
cowardice should have been suAp-
planted by his duty as husband.
any outward application InsIstirk 3
upon a trial If il, he sent me ta o
bot les. Unable 10 MEET this kind :
nese by further refusal, had ae
remedy applied TO the parts aif-etet b =.
But before the first bottle had bel N
used up, began to he rciievedIof
the painful lameness in ms hip stnd
knee, and when the second bottle Vi ss
out, could dress myself taa wa ll.z
QuiIe large Gro d W $ attracted
to thc-cpurthou-c this foreaoon, i,r
the sale of property Tor dslipquss.t
taxes. The property. especrstTiy iewii
lots, went Off freely A ranch, a
house and lot in YuIture, and fonr +
town lots were sold to-day, when the lI
sale was continued To next Saturday. !
at which time it viii lie couclud d,
if there is any thing lett to sell,
which is not probable, as the sale
was continued for the purpose of
giving time to parties making ar
langelnents To pay up.
ga spirit of gratitude prompts me
to address this brief note" writes
Wesley Sisson, Esq, attorney at Law,
Chicago, H. 'eThlee months ago I
returned from Mobile, Ala, and was
Immediately a'tacN cd with what Is
known as sciatic rheumatism. l en-
ployed three physicians in success
sion, giving each one ample time to I
afford relief, if it had been in his I
powee. | WAS not materially bene- /
fitted by their services and was be-
ginning to despair, when friend 1
who had experienced the effects of 4
St. jacobs Oil advised me 10 give il
a trial. Ifefused, because 1 did not 7
think rheumatism could be cured byE
We are in receipt of the proceed p
fngs of the great mass meeting late
ly held at Cooper Institute, New \
York, concerning the protection OF
-, !, .a-;Carn- Industry.
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uomOstead Notice.
irirst nublioation Feprnary %. 1sss.l

February 16, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ind named settler. John L. Gregg. has
filed notice of his detention to make final
proof in supp TT of his HOmesl cad Claim.
Nm 1875 and secure final eutry of the
saihe before d. II. Pinney, Judge of the
second Jud cial District, Of Arizona, at
Phenix. on tuesday March y, 1885,, at
the hour of 10 o'cOcl<, a. m, for the EiZ of
NW1, of Section 2S. Township North,
Range 1 East, G tS ; r NJ. and names the
following as his Witnesses, VIZ: Thomas
Morrow, Whitfield 4. tumminys, James
T. Priest, and William K. Lewis, of Tenn
pc. Aiaricopa county. Arizona
nENRY COUSINS Register.
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i'vom Tuesdays Daiiyl
Who vii our next Mayor he?

p" no MI our next Mayor he?
N ne eilaLas not yet begun to rise.
Meeting e the Town Council to-
".
Lumber I iu great demand in
ad d elinea
Nr wo.m L returned from Pres.
cot by the t9b t,.nt cam. in lat
night
d :" 'hcrsa acreage of grain has
- {" Sos1n ~ Salt River Colony
Cunuot se,ic,ion no tston u.
town authoritfa . haxa -
streets graded " ."
I'he Masicot,ee can. nm ,wo
ho''Is s n~d-s& Dctnined by heavy
roads Rit r 8 nigh.
~ ipcip5ehte 2 al Globe started
u % breHer!i It is needless 10
sagIt was dseisd
Or KP.tat srs extended to |
Dr. and MrS r. 16ssoa of Pho
nix, in ilItir ~ :5iereavement.-
Globe ChroSs
The HER .I.p Il ,ihdcr obli-
satiens t. taaFsIi'f :oI,, e : Secretary
,r iavors ex.eslfilf' ff'l
The Suna rysaFfor presc 1T got
ato the III 'ulh oA he Black Cafion
! { findiag it imlksible t. 20 far
''er' re uFned last Nit about nine
telouk. =
"a Compendium ofNe ION Census
IS arrived. it is co,,rised of 1863
llges 'lni is about foeinches thick.
sThere are nearly fl million re O.
c in the United StaA VINO cannot
sati aud over six mibn who can
ot write their own macs. In.l1ans
OF included.
Our thanks are due Il Hon. Moye
ticks for a copy of hiniH provid-
g for the calling of Convention
frame Slate ConstitI IN in 1885.
The regular Prescottxage that
ihould have arrived ycstlay at 10
''c!ock did not get in abolt1
o'clock last night, owing the i'm
'assabie condition of the ID in the
Black Cahon.