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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Nnfisn nf Enrfelfnre.

ITO l.. J. SMITH, DANIEL CONNOR AND
 | Georrs Gilhooly and B. Morrison. You are hereby notified that have expended S,sO on the Forty Nine mine in the Arivacs Mining DIs- trlct Pima County. Arizona, located February lG. IS5g. Also S2UJ on The Blue Jay mIne, sItust- ed m the ArIVaca Mining District Pima County
 Arizona. located February 6th, lsss. Also Slut on the Golden Age mine. situated m the Arlva- ca Mining District. Pima County, AriEona- locat- cd February Iith. Is-u, m order tu hold sand promises under the prvOsiOus of section 232i Revised Statutes 0f tkc UnIteI States. being the amounts required to hold the same for the years ls-u. I--I and I--3, and if within sJ days after this notice by publication you fan refuse t0 contribute your proportion Of such expenditures as co-owuers, your interest n said claims will become the property of the subscriber under -nld Section 2s.i. JAMES II. TOOLE.
 Tucson. \. r.. february -, A. b. lsss. e0d.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
BORN.
DEB
Miscellaneous.
Probate Notice.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF | Daniel Murphy, deceased.
 In Probate Court, Pima county. Arizona Tern tory.
 certified and authenticated copy of a docu- ment purpOrting Co be the last will and tests- ment Of Daniel Murphy. deceAsed, and the pro bate thereof duly authenticated, having un the lsth day of FebruHzy A. D. lssS. come into the the possession of sand PrObat= Court, and a De tition for the Probate thereof Ipd for the lssu- ance Of letters testamentary tO B. D. Murphy and Charles r.. Chapman. having been hled by said 8. D. Murphy and Charles F. Chapman, notice i- hereby gwen that Mon day. the Nineteenth day of March, A. ID. l--3 at n o'clock A. s. of saId jay, at the court room of said Court. at the Courthouse ln the city Of IucsOn. county of Pima. has been set Gs tho time and place for proving the slil of sald Dan iel Murphy. deceased, and for hearing the appll- cation of b D. Murphy and Ch1s. F.. Chapman for rhe issuance Co them of letters te.tamen tary when and where any person IT terestcd may ap- pear and contest the same
 J. A. ANDERSON. Junior Clerk.
 Dated Isbruary llth, \. D- lss5. f25 itN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Administrators Notice.

IN HElMATTER oF THE ESTATE oE w.. 4 Ganz. decea-ed.
 In the Probate Court, Pima County. A. T. Notice Is hereby gwen by the undersigned. Gd- mIuIsistrator of the estate Of W. Gang, deceased. Co the creditors of. and all persons having claims against the sad deceased, tO exhibit them With the necessary vouchers within four months after the hr-t puhlica ion of this notice, 60 the sand administrator at hls place Of busI ue-s, So. 3i4 Congress street iu the city of Tue sou, County of Pima, A. r.
 II. HUFFMAN. Administrator of the estate of W. Gang. de ceased.
 D1ted Tucson. February =, 1895. f15 stW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

Several sections of the territory are clRmoring for territorial ald to bulld wagon roads. Arizona's past experlence in this way should prevent any further issuance of bonds. Wagon roads are certainly great factors m opening up country but we fail to see the justice ID compelling COchise county to help Apache county, or vice versa Roads will be built without public sld when, ever there becomes 8 pressing demand for them. and it has been the almost universal experience that but a small portion of public funds has been Judic- ionsly expended, the greater part of the various road funds having gone to en- rich contractors.-Epitaph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
The Ru>tlers-one of the Gang Killed
MesIlla News E1yrs. Feb. 2o.


 Captain Salazar with his company Of Militia. of Major Fountains Battalion. proceeded to La Mesa. \. NJ. last plight at F o'clock for the purpose of breaking up a nest of 'Rustlers" belonging to the Kinney gang consisting of Doroteo Sals, EugenIo Pedrasa, Faustino Lopez, and others. Second Lieutenant A. J. Foun- tain. Jr., with his squad found Eugenio pedrasa. who was twice called oD to sur render but refused. He made fight and was fired on and killed. Jose Henri 1ues. MargaritO Sierra and Severo ipodsca were arrested and are now in mil. Captain Salazar Is after the rest of the gang, and will hunt them down.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Legal Lights.

Among the members of the bar prac- ticing before the Supreme Court of this Territory, now in the city, are the fol- lowing:
 Judge De Forest Porter. of Phenlx; Messrs. J. E. Southard, of Tombstone; II. c. Dibble, Tombstone; J. F. Lewis, Tombstone; c. \. Tweed, Phenlx; W. 5. McPheeters. Prescott: Webster Street, Tombstone; Lyttleton Price ,Iomestonei H. E. Summers. Florence; 4. c. Baker, PheniI.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

The Fronterizo has been apprlsed that tventy-three Americans and two Mexicau.s all well armed and mounted, are camped on this side Of the Sonora line. in the vicinity of the Tinais- They represent themselves as re-running the division line of the two countries, but with what object the Fronterizo says mo one knows or cares"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

DEE. C Wesrs Nerve and Brain l-satueut. @ specinc for Hysteria. DlEziuess. CoEU.s.ous. Nervous Headachs Mental Deprsss1au. L1z~ ut Memory. SpermatorrhOea. lupotency, laToiru- fary Emissions, premature old a-,e. caused by oTer-exsrt1On self-ablse OF over indulgence which leads to misery. decay sud csa-a- One box will cure recent casss. Each box contains one months treatment; SI e box. UFsiI toZss fJl S5. United States com: sent by nlail prepaid ol receipt of prlce. We warautee SIX boxes 1lE cure any case. With each order received by as for SIX boxes. accompanied with nve dollar, wr Will send the purchaser our written Euaralr.r -u return the money if the treatment does not elect a cure. Giuarantees issued only by
 J. F. YORBA. successor tO C. K. Meyer, No
 35 Congress street, Tucson.
 Wholesale and Retail Druggls-- Orders by mail ss regclar prices. mell-i- d&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
DR. C. D. SALFIELD.

BIC hearuey Street, >stn Francisco. Cal.
 Consultations strictly confidential by letter or Rt ofice FREE For the convenien-s of p5- tleuts, and m order 10 insure perfect secrecy. | have adopted prlva-e address. under winch '--! psckage- are forwarded
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

Rev. Dr. Deems says there are thou sand stupid hearers to one stupid preach CT. If such be the case the stupid hear CTS in this country must aggregate something like countless nnilllons.- Rochester Post-EXpress.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

Pete Kitchen has finely and positively sold his ranch and stock, and for the present is residing in Tucson He pur- poses taking three months trip oy. easy stages into Sonora and to several of the Mexican cities on the PHclhe coast. hoping to improve his impaired health.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

suupffor Diabetes, Brights D.seasa. Ja-lGiCe InsanttT. etc. EEcesses, Eoa-us5. Abuse, Inherit cd Weakness, MalnUtriticu, Spiral and cerebral complaints bring OF the above fatal tlsc1Sos. Debility and seminal Vesi-zless obstruct the Izl- rortaut and necessary acts Of life and thc.~ en- ioynepts Cures Gulrantssd- Diseases of the cenito urinary o-gc--, kidneys. llyer Gnd slud- der n specialty. The many couIplalrt- and d-s- eases Of women speedily cured, consultation It office or by letter free and confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Capping and Restoring Teeth
Jos. CoIdtree,

COR. MEYER 6 CONGRESS- SITS. Agency of H. R. Kel- ly's Key West and other Brands of Ci- qarS. legs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

An odd thing in toys IS savings bank with a monkey, which enters each deposit in a book The inventor caught the idea from seeing human cashiers monkey around deposits before scoop ing them in.-N. Y. Com. Adv.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,

Sufficient to show its merit will be cent to any one applying by letter. stating nls symptoms and age. COrnrnunicarious strictly rn1noential
 fhW-S
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

The Epitaph publishes Q rumor that Fin Clanton had shot and killed a woman known as "Calabasas,' at Char leston, on Tuesday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
The Rnad MesfMnrd.

Since the new road from Tucson to the Gunsight has been made, the direct trade with the camps in that direction has in- creased from a mere nominal amount to an average of S7O,OO0 per year. A good wagon road from Tucson to Covered Wells. costing perhaps 0 thousand dol lars, would divert to this city more than ten times the trade that 1t now receives from that direction. There are already some two hundred head of stock now on the road between this point and the Ajo mines, engaged ID hauling, and M. G. Samaniego has but recently put on a train to haul the Ajo ores to this city for shipment by rail, notwithstanding the stlll imperfect condition of the roads. These facts suggest profitable field of enterprise for the people of Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Court Report-Judge W. W. Hoover
 Presiding.

MONDAY, Feb. l9. Bernard Conway vs. NJ. F. Campbell. Motion of R. D. Ferguson of Counsel for defendant for an order declaring the pretended servlce of summons on de fendant III this cause and the Sheriff 8 return in regard to such service null and void and that no further proceed ings be taken hereunder. Motion heard and submitted, ordered that defendant have three days additional time to file briefs.
 TUESDAY, Feb. 70. Ex parte, Juan Moreno, hsbeas corpus, opinion of Court read and filed; ordered that an application of Santiago Aiusa, counsel for Moreno, by stipulation that further testimony be taken before W. l.. Campbell, Justice of the Peace, and that the matter be continued till such testimony has been taken.
 Tucson Opera House vs. James H. Toole, Court rendered its decision m writing, demurrer overruled and defend ant excepts. Time extended to answer till March 10.
 Southern Pacific Railroad Co. vs. R. H. Paul, Sheriff and eX-oficio tax col lector. The Court rendered its decision in writing. Judgment ordered for plaintiff in accordance with the prayer of the complaint.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

All the psraphernalia for the new Commandery of Knights Templar ID Tucson will arrive ID abOut two weeks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

Impotsncy. Exhauted Vitality. Prsuaturr b. cllne and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all its complications, and from whatever cause
 produced. It enuches and purite= the bioot- StOeng-heus the Nerves Brain Nusc-e-- Il-e-- tIon. Reproductive Organ, and Physical sud Mental Faculties. It stops any unnatural fenil- itatlng dram upon tha system, preventing lEvoi- uutary losses debIlitArIlg dreas-=. seminal loses with the urne. e-c.. SD destructive t1 uiind and body. lt ls a sure eli-n rnat0r Or al KIDNEY ASD BLADuEt COMPLAINTS, t contains ro lniurlO1s ingredients. To tho-e suffering from fhe evil effects of youthful
 fndI<rrrtions or eNrcs~r>. a speedy. thor Sugh and permanent GRE iS GUARAA- FEED. Price S..5O per bottle. OF i've bottles m case. wIth fuil directions and advice SIO. Sent secure from observation r0 any address up- on receipt of p-1ce, or C. c. D To be H..i only
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
uI uIoot1qtSo SIMPLIFYING,
 REFINING,
 ASSAyING, C.R. H0TGS, ASSaTGT. Assay oaice and Chemical Laboratory, No IO6 Camp Street, Opp. ClITlh Street Tucson, \ T All Assays Si.OO per Meta
 Contracts Made Wsth Mining COmpanies st
 Reduced RateS.
SAMPLES BY MAIL

In seadiu- samples by nail wrap them up iu pupe- boxes or sacks securely, and put n" Wrlt1l- inside of the package. Mark your Nanie or Initial, on the outside. If a package con talus-ruarc than one sample. number them with hgsres and Iu 30 separate letter or postal c,.I1 v tructiou- as Co v hat metals you wish e.t-E number as-3yel for. Write name and add "-- plainly. send money by Post Othce Order or r'-;- istered letter.
 partlts wishing 70 cheek ny work can gc- - portion of tns pulverIzed sample for TWO mon l7 after t-e assay is Wate. When submitted Co -ts ra.ilhle assayer. tf his work does not couto--l se.L mine | wIli pay al charge. of having cheek assays Eatr and charge netLiua for my wora Ia other worJi-. cuarantes ny results correct 4- an cases. and the cs.i@ on each assav a> | would If ] was buying OF -e.iluc the ore.
 uuuilcarc certificates lurul-hed from u. rec Jrds free of charge. l cannot give one party th'' result of anurher's assay, except when Che parry .aavius- the ore sends a written order.
 .EFEEENCE~.
 Tuc-aa- uujsou E Co. l.. Zeckendorf a tl.. W e. Davis James Buell. san Francisco. J- N. Burlington secretary of Union Con. B. Al- Co.,; II. W Walker. Golden State Laboratory lair
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

"Ls Voz de California" a newspaper published at La Paz, Lower California, makes inquiry of the whereabouts of Don Pedro jMirando, supposed to be heresbouts. Any information of him if given to the editor of the Fronterizo will be forwarded to his friends.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
THE Great English Remedy

Is E uever-fgllins cu -t '.1r SerVol7 Debility. ii-XEaustei Et4LIty. .hsmlu-l Naa k1ps-- Sperm atorr Ha. LOST MANHOOD. iupoten
 cy. Fa-alysls Erpstl-or- 'rhpa and ell The tar--- lble effects ul elf-
 Abuse. youthful foilie-. land excesse- Iu uatur years such aa loss of Memory Iaszitude.Noc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

Teddy Nichols has resigned as night watchman G Phenix, and W. NJ. Mor- gan has been appointed tO that posi-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

John Osborn, of Phenix, took an over dose of bromide of potassium for head ache. Sunday night, and came near dy-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

Covington Johnson superintendent Of the Minas Prietas, Sonora, was shot and killed by drunken discharged Mexican employe recently.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
Medicines.
.DR. LIEBIG, 4Os g!5 sEAsY S4Y.sIIa5 sTIREET,

CONTINUES TO TREAT srr- OJ sessfuIly by Housopa:hy sv- cry form of Special or Chronic
 Disease without mercury or uanse0us drucs. DE. LlEBlG'S MVIGORATCE is a positive and peruarsuE cure for Seminal Weekness. Nervous and Physical Debility. Lost Ma1h0o od, Vital Ex
 haustion. and all the terrible rs- sults of abased uatuce, ezc'.7-'- and youthful follIes. The Doe tor W1H agree ln wrlune % ior- feit Si.OOU for @ case that ae U'.- dertakes and falls Ca cure. lte reason thousands cannot get Acu-ed of Seminal Weakness and the above diseases 1s owing Go O comp tcafion called 2rcs-1sJri- . hea, Llch requires Q special rer..edy. DR. LIEEIG = AN- EIGORATOR. No. 2. ls a SpeciEc cure for Prostatorihea- P-1ce or either Iuvcurator. $ per bottle, or 6 bottles SlJ. Ser: Co any ac- dress securely covered from Ob- servation. Seminal Weakness and Prostatorihe1 GrHir vitaily from the body and cause numcr- uus dIseases that nG-iie ordinary medical treatment. IT allowed Co continue. the ucuatUrcl l0-s affects the vital organs, gaIch causes destroying C,-eGses. Con-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

turnRl Emission, Aversion To 7otleiy- ulihlt-- passing unObserved in the urine. and many other diseasae that lend Co insanity and death.
 DR. MINTIE will agree tc torie-- I've Hun Restorative under his special advce and trsatmentl will not cure. or for anything impure or iniurious found ID it. DS. MiNllE treats all Private Dlsegses successfully without mer rurv COnsultation free. Thorourl eIamlua- tion and advice including EuAly-is of arm e s5.Ol. Pric. of the Vital Restorative. s@--u bot tle or four times the quantity. Sitto- sent Co any address upon receipt of grIce or t. O. D. secure feoru observation. and m l-lgy--o name i desired by A. F. MINTlE. N. b.
 n Esany Street. San rauclsco. Ci...
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE ol application ul letter stating symptoms. sex and Ege- tpllI D. u1cafIons strictly confidential.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

Dss. BINTIE'S Kidney Remedy Neph- reticun, cures all kinds of Kidney uli blGe-'f Complaints. GcnOrrhUa, Giee-, L5Hcorfal-.l- For sale by all drGg-Ists; Sl 8 bottle, .- autLe- fer g..
 DR. MISTIE'S Daudeiion flil~ are t.e best and cheapest DyRpePsia and Eiiiious cure in tho market. For sale by all drus.-sts- -elt's"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

C. b. Reppy and T. E. Williams are shipping ore from Temporal Gulch. Santa Rita mountains. to the Benson smelter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25
ONE EOTTLE EREE.

Regular Sige Bottle of EtEe1 luyiEu-..-cr sent free Co show the wonderful rrcpertiGs of thu. greatest InVIEorafcr knsWn Go modern Scientists. State symptoms. age. 1T Iurrreti c-c
 RESPONSIBLE PERSONS can a--anSe pay unents in the same manner as they Wul-a en- plOy their family phys.cian-
 STRICTESf SECRECY MAINTAINED Call or address. DR. lls-BlG & CO-. No- .tt Gieary srreet corner Mason. San Frllciccu, Cal. Prlvate entrance. 4i6 MGson street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

<. Bauer, e Tombstone butcher, has been arrested, charged with selling to his customers meat from sheep that had died from disease.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-02-25

IT his Great
 :, tre Eth euin C Remedy and Nerve TONIC Is the lcgitl- mate result 0f over twenty pears of rlar- ucal experience and C CURES WITH N- FAILiNGtE BRITAIN IT Nervous and tag- sical Debility. S uI- nal Weasus-= Ste-- matorrhua, FrD-ta- torrhua Eml--l .r-.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-08
A Beautiful Paragraph.

We have NOT seen or read anything
this long time quite SO beautiful, chasle
and elevated as the following paragraph
clipped from the Sunbury Democrat of
o recent date. 1t was written 10y
correspondent Tho signs himself III :"
Monday evening was one fit to in
Spire the musician with heavenly melO-
dy, worthy 10 draw the poets muse in
10 utterings Cf wondl Gus beauty and to
guide the artists pencil into poTtrayalS
lofty in feeling ard exquisite in eX-
preston. The rain of two days before
had given freshness ard GOODNESS To
the air, the autumn breeze had waited
away the last trace of lingering clouds,
and the moon, near It's full, with an in
tenSity approaching earnestnesS, be-
slowed such a treasure of shimmering
rays upon al nature rs seemed almost
Ike an expression Of loving friendship
The air was eXQuisitely clear, and its
autumn cIispheSS lent additional lustre
to the glorious moonlight and the mer-
~ twinkle of tie stars. The hills on
the left cast long, dark shadows, while
those 10 the hight were reSplehdeut in
the glory OF the night. The undula-
tions aud varying character o: the
landscape the spreading fields, here
yellow in corn, there green with past
ure an occasion farmhouse light,
solitary and star-liks amidst the shade
of surrounding trees the road winding
its sinuous way along until curving out
of view overhead, the glorious ether
eal dome, arching from horizon to TO-
riZon, shading in color from the mighty
gold eXpause Of the eastern heavens
To tie fine, delicate, pervading blue of
the west-all combined to form pict-
uTe of glorious beauty and quiet magniii-
cence, which. .luIing one into the peace
fnl country away from the town, ,awoke
feelings whose only pain arose from
the feebleneSS of human utterance, the
wealth of realization that must lie hid
den under the iuadeQuacy Of words.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-08
church & Sunday School Directory.
Evangelical.


= Rers b. HcpgSt and II, 4. Benfer, Pre0ch'A
Rev. II. A.Benfer will preach next Sunday
evening.
sunday school, lI%P. Nd. L. ZERBY, Supt.
Missionary Society meets on the third Mon.
day evening of each month
Methodist.
Rec FNrmdn Adams Predcher-inc charge.
Sunday School at l0H AND. A Musser, Sup't
Reformed.
Reu. Zlrino1i A. Yedrick, Pastor.
Preaching in Mn!heim next sunday evening.
MI, society meets regularly on the first Tues,
day evening of each mouth.
United Brethren.
Reu. j. @. ", Herald. Preacher In. charge.
Regular services next Sunday morning.
Sunday school, "a. MA. Il. Alexander, Supt
Lutheran.
Rec John TonlipSoa, Pastor
Luther Memorial Services in Aaronshorg next
Sunday morning, Minhcim In the af ernoon
and at Penn'S Greek Church in the evening
Resides Factor TomlinSon, Rev. j. X. Miller and
Rev. A. X. Zimmerman axe expected 10 be pres
ent.
Sunday School at Q An. r. 0.'Deiningcr, Supt
The Augsburg Bible Glass meets every Thurs
day evening 1T ociock.
Ladies' Mite Society meets on the first Mon
> day evening Of each month.
Presbyterian.
Rec ". h FbStcr, Pastor.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-08
Rec. ". h. Foster, Pastor
LOd9G & Society Directory.

Mllheim Lodge, No. g55, I. @. O. Y. meets In
heir hail, Penn Street, every saturday evening.
Rebecca Degree Meeting every Thursday on
ar before the tull moon OF each month.
c. W. HARTMAN, Sec. L ". MACK, y. O..
Providence Grange, No. el1 7. Of H., meeiSin
AleNander'S block on the second saturday OF
each month ut IL, p. NJ, and ON the fourth Sa-
>turday of each month at - 2. NJ.
ID. L.IERBY, Sec. I. q. ERuARp, Master.
Tile Milheim f. & i. Association meets in
the Penn street school house on the evening Of
the second Monday OF each month.
A. WALTER. See, Il. y. pEISiNGER, freSt.
The Milheim Cornet Band meets in the
Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings.
i. H. Il. HARTMAN, Sec. SAM. W EIsER, JR, Pres.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-08
THE ELECTIONS !
New York, New
Jersey, Maryland,
Virginia. mississippi
DEMOCRATIC!
Pennsylvania. Massachusetts
Republican.

The result OF the elections last
Tuesday show that the democrats
are in good fighting trim. The old
time republican majority Of the Key
stone state exists no longer, in spite
Of The union of the factions. New
York, New Jersey and Maryland re,
main democratic, and Virginia is be-
iieved to have been redeemed fom
the clutches Of Malone. This with
Ohio will do for a starter for 1884.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-08

The six leading agricultural produc-
tions Of the United States, according
to the census report of 1880, were in
the followins order: Corn, wheat, hay,
cotton, oats and potatoes. The value
of the first was 100000, 900 of wheat
$500, ,oOO,O hay, 100000, 600 cot
ton, $242, 100000 oats, $3.50, 100000 !;
potatoes. S73,0O0,000.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-08
Miscellaneous.

\ Nebraska thief devotes his time
entirely to the larcency of hogs, and
with great success. He goes forth by
night armed with long stick, to which
a sponge is faSten ed and bottle OF
chloroform. The porcine victim is
lulled to rest by the al WStLetic and
then borne silently away. The other
night one of the slumbering hogs rolled
out of the thief's wagon. A kiud heart :
cd farmer who came along the road
assiS, ed the thief to load il up again,
amid profuse thanks. When the farm
or reached home he discovered that the
pig was from his own sty.