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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-04-19
Another Railroad Accident.

Ell. Norton, an employe Of the n.
p. r. r., and living III tile section
house at the junction, attempted to
board 4 passing freight train there,
Tuesday morning, and missing his
hold, fell beneath the cars, the wheels
of which passed over his right leg
lust above the ankle and across the
left foot, crushing them in such, 4
manner as to require amputation.
DR.. Babcock, the division surgeon,
was summoned, and madc him as
comfortable as possible until the al
rival of freight train which had re-
ceived orders to stop at the junction
for him. Norton was placed in the
caboose on a mattress and made as
com Portable as possible. Cnder or
ders from the Superintendent at Brain
erd, the train was left here, the en-
tgine attached to the eaboose and
made the run to Brainerd with all
possible dispatch, where he was
placed in the r. r. hospital. One of
the most pitjable sights we ever saw
was the. young wife, scarcely more
than 4 girl, holding her young baby
iii her arms and with the tears run,
ming down lier cheeks, watching the
|sufferings Of her husband as he was
s, =: :. <,.,oI IN tho train ~ Nav
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-04-19
Additional Local.
Lovers Of Concerts Attention.

The Ladies Swedish Quartstte de-
sire to inform the public and the sur
rounding country, that they will give
one of their celebrated concerts in
Peake's Oper: House, on the evening
of May End. The past success Of our
concerts justifles lis in saying that
the people will feel amply repaid for
the time spent in listening to us.
LADIES SWEDISH QUARTETTE.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-04-19
L00AL TIME CARD OF N. P. R. R.

TRAINS GOING WEST.
No. j. Mail, daily except Sunday S s:se p:m; p: M
M os Freieht. 12:40 p. m.
TRAINS GOING EAST,
No. g. Mail, daily except Sunday, 9S lo:2S a. m. m
~ os =" 5:35 p. m.
Freights Nos. 25 and 26 carry passengers.
Stages leave every Friday morning at O'Clock
for Long Prairie, connecting with the sauk Gen.
tre Northern Railroad.
Stages leave Wadena every Monday and
Thursday for Wrightstown and Parkers Prai-
rie, connecting At Parkers Prairie with stages
for Alexandria,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
He Repeats the Remark
..Will yon rlease repcnt that remark

twill you please repeat that remark, Mr. Msthisou!"
 Turning so as to look your represent ative squarely in the face, the head Of the house of Soren Mathison & Co.,, Pharm- acists, No. 1892 State street, Marble Block Chicago, replied: "Yes, sir, with pless- ure. My remark was that we consider PARkER's GINGER TONIC, now called PARKER's TONIC, the best article of its kind In the market. Our sales for the last six months tell tho whole story and settle the question. The Tonic like good diner, carries its own recommendation with it.. It's bound to sweep the West like prairie on fire. In cases of rheumatism. dyspepsia and liver and kidney troubles 1t scores eticcess and wins friends every day"
 \. Ekisc0x & Co.,. beg to call public at aention to the fact that hereafter Par kcr's Ginger Tonic will be advertised and sold simply under the name of Par kcrss Tonic. We make this change for the reason that unpriapled dealers are constantly dereiving their customers by substituting inferior preparations under under the anne O. ginger; and as ginger is only an unimportsnr flavoring in gredi- ent. we drop he misleading word.
 There is no change. however, in the preparation itself, and eh bo' tlee remain ing in the hands of dealers, wrapped un- der the name Of PaPker's eiiDger Tonic contain the genuine mcdeciue If the fac-simile signature ef HtHc0X & Co Is at the bottom of the outside wrapper.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
SEPTEMBER-S SURFACES
A Lively Fall in Passenger Bates and Events ia Ht0ry which will
 Greatly Exceed expectations.

The busy note of preparation in Baltimore for the coming Summer Nights Carnival is heard on all sides, and the city appears to be walk ing up as never before to the deter imitation to mako this years cele- bration certainly the biggest event of the character ever conceived of in this or any other country. The novel featurer being steadily added. to the already most brilliant pro- gramme apeaks strongly of the strik. inG talent possessed among the good citizens who spend day and night in planning and executing.
 The city illuminations promise to be upon a most extensive scale. and almost altogather in the electric line Many buildings will be literally ablaze with bright lghts in all col ors. and it is proposed to demons : trate in hitherto untried fields what can be done with electricity.
 The harbor display on the open ing night will be as unique as pos- sible to imagine, and a veritable fairy scene. Every description of light will be introduced, and the pyro,echnical features novel and of great scope of design. Baltimore, as the nearest Atlantic seaport to an fenormous section of country, will show her unsurpassed harbor to the multitude after fashion never be- fore dreamed of. The reception of Lord Baltimore on the night iB question, with all Its attendant efs fleets, will be something to remems Der for years, and amply repay a journey even across the continent :. Pageant night will also prove ana other memorable occasion, for never in European or American cities has a parade of such magnitude or of such remarkable richness and novs city teen attempted. Last years pageant was conceded by New Ors leans mystic experts themselves, as we'll as those from Mobile, Memphis Galveston and St. Louis, to have been beyond all comparison the grandest pageant ever witnessed in this country. If such was the una. nimous verdict last year it would be difficult to measure the limit of praise this year, as the pageant, now
 in its finishing stage, is lncstimably
 superior, larger, grander and ir
 every way finer than that of 1889
 It will require regiment of mer
 and horses to put it upon the stree
 upward of thirteen hundred mer
 and two hundred and sixty odd hor ses. Thirty thousand dollars Toult
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
COULDN'T AZ FORD |
Made Honest by Btisiness PrIn. cifSies Druggist Tells tiiS
 Square Truthl

"Ndw. my ;fiend. let's le perfectly frank af1d candid 6tsont this little matter,e, :he druggist said, placing both elbows on his plated showcase and looking his customer fairly in the eye, You have 6 lame back and sVant plsstaf io put on it. You don't know me, and. judging of human nature ae it runs iR business, yOu are afraid I'll humbug you iu some way. Ton may think 1t an Cld statement, butt l can't afford to cheat you. Even if l did I haven't tho means.
 That's curious, (Oh, my, back I'll take a chair. I gucss.) Don't you keep pasters ?"
 Oh, yes, ono or two kinds nnce had ehelves fall of them-eYery sort that were ever invented to gull the ignorant and em out one by one, ana now sell
 BensOn's Capcine Porous Plasters principa iy. They always give satis.- them in preference to all others"
 Haven't you Allcock's?"
 'Yes. but my customers and myself prefer Benson's Capcine-which are quick as electricity. Safe as government bounds and sure as the law of gravitation. The doctors order them. and what is more 10 the point, have never heard a complaint from any one who has used them, Ton can go elsewhere-if your back will bear you out in the operation-and get another and a cheaper plaste, but"
 sDon't talk to me about the money" in the comf1rt-seeking stranger. with come heat. What's ten or fifteen cenis to getting rid of this confounded-oh. Lordy!@thie pain and lameness7 Let me have ono of BeAson's Capcine. Thst's the real art cut in the body ct the plnster, You'n b. around in Q week. straight and strong," added the diplomatic druggist, throwing he money in his cash drawer.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
Driving dewn from Tempe yegter.

|
 | Driving down from Tempe yester-
 day, Dr Gitgg oaihe suddenly on a
 fine buck. The buck was just as
 much surprised as the Doctor, bht
 succeeded in making his escape.
 So far as we have been able to
 learn but one tresher Is now running
 in the valley.
 We would respectfully call atteh< tion to the real estate now being ad> vertiscd m these columns for sale The property is all just what it is represented to be and titles all per feet
 Nearly hundred steamboats on the Mississippi river and it's tribut. aries now employ the electric light.
 Electric light has bten found to be & very effective insect trap, and its eventual coming into use for this purpose in bug-infected gardeiis and orchards may be regarded as amofig the things that are possible.
 Dr. Frentiss states that pilocars pine, the alkalid of jaborandi [piio- corpus pehnatifolius), which is used in medicine as sudorific, has been found, when administered by hypo, dermic injection, to alter the color of the hair from light blonde to al most a pure black.
 Extract from a letter froi1 Angel ina. Dear Henry, you ask if 1 fe> turn your love. Yes. Henry, I have no use fot it ana feturn it with many thanks. By-by. Henry"
 The riihaway of Broadway's four horse team this morning resulted very fortunately. Nothing was broken and no ote was injured. MT. B. had just left his team in front of Smiths Flouring mill, and had gone inside when they started up Monte .uma street scattering pedestrians to he right and left as they thundered llong. Luckily there were no teams n that part of the street, and after passing Mrs. Goodhue,s ice cream ,arlors, they veered 10 the left and the heavy wagon to full top against cottonwood tree.
  MT. Patton yesterday received nine pads of doors. windows, hansome loor and window frames, mouldings nedallions lintels and brackets for [ he new courthouse, all ready made ( t the mill and so numbered and ar> anged that they only need be put 1gether when they will 6e ready to e placed in position. Over 10000 T get of mouldings has been received nd will be employed in finishing C D the building. The mill worked 3 was mostly received from | iadeira Fresno CO.,, Cal, and some - f it from Wilmington. The joists pr the lower floor will be laid to- ay and the wall will Immediately egin to rise above them. An order ' as been sent for the iron cells and lso for the remainder of the lumber h hich will ere long be on the ground. a he contractors are pushing the c ork pith commendable energy and U Ire and the probabilities are that D hen finished we will have not only k Ie handsomest courthouse in the si erritory but also one of the very u est as 90 convenience and construct q on. O.
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might give considerable trouble un, der some circumstances.
 "5ack," a crazy blackssaith from Prescott, was shut up in the town lookup a day or two ago, but proved 10 be more than drunk and was therefore taken to the county jail where he seems to be growing more violent. Toeday he kicked up quite liHle furor among the attendants by tearing his clothes oH and raising Cain generally with everytkin. he could get hold of.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
A Card.

To all who arc suffering from the iBdiscrctions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of man. hood, etc, I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Send a self>addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T. LYMAN.
 Station D, New York City.
 o20eodW
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
Fractions in nfthS Tn proportion
 LIST OF PRIZES.

1907 Prizes, amounting to. .$265,50 Application for rates to clubs should be made only to the office of the Company in New Orleans.
 For further information write clearly, giving full addres. Make P. O. Money Orders payable and ad- dress Registered Letters to
 NEW ORLEANNs NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La. Ordinary letters by mail or express to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans La. or NJ. A. Daupbin, GOT Seventh St., Wa lipg,cp, D. C.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

I not begin 10 coveF the Expense of
 thls one display. From this pros
 pectiye visitors may glean some idea
 of what is in store for them. Not
 only will expectation during sos
 burn in the city the second week
 in September be more than realized.
 but travel to and from will be looked
 after with most painstakihg care. l The Baltimore and Ohio, not con-
 tent with making the exceptionally
 low rate of half fare, or one regul 1T
 fare for the round trip from all sta
 tons on its great system, but has ar-
 ranged series of excursions which will afford the greatest possible fla cilities for enjoyment. The visitor cannot indeed find n single point to criticise. for should he so choose he need not have an hour tnoccupied during his entire weeks pleasure hunting. What with trips to Har> per's Ferry, to old Point Comfort, to T OItIGS5 Q1OnIOC, tO M iOUuL cIuO1j to Luray Caverns to Washington, and the Oriole in Baltimore, the man who could complain wotld certainly growl If he had the earth The B. 6 O. has, with characteristic enter prise, issued an elegantly engraved | prog ramme, and which Gan be had l for the mere trouble of m applicas ton to any of it's representatives or at ahy of It's offices throughout the cohniry.
 The B. & o. excursions anticuiiced frr September afford opportunities for pleasure seeking unprecedented of late years. With the solidity of ntaintained by the pool of the eastern lines and the rules of m aintaining rates so rigidly observ- ed. half fare for any event is 8 big thing, and no telling when It will be offered again.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
un. Val, nx.neticsf

The most acute cases of Dyspepsia Indigestion and all Disorders of the Stomach are relieved by the use of Dr. Henley's celebrated Oregon Wild Grape I X L Bitters. They are recommended by all physicians
 Take half wineglass full twice a day. Sold everywhere.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
A Thief.

A man stole last week from the anch of my son, which lies mex west from J. NJ. Bryan's ranch, 17 mesquite posts. I will pay s2O for the detection of the thief and evids ence sufficient to convict him.
 c. A. TWEED, PHOENIX, Aug. 11th, 1883.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

HoDDER's PATIENT BLoTTER TAB LETS arc the most economical and convenient arrangement of office sta- tionery in existence. The HERALD office owns the exclusive right to manufacture the same in this Terri tory.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
GOOD AND TRUE.
Phenix on the Line Of an Ovef-
 land Railroad.

Following closely on the heels o
 the report that the Atchison, Topek'
 the Santa Fe road were about l'
 build us a railroad we have still more
 cheering intelligence that the South
 ern Pacific people already havel {
 corps of engineers in the field sur
 veying a line from the Needles tc
 Benson the most natural and profita' 1 ble railroad route in the Territory, 1 Time and again we have alluded to
 this route as evidently the source of our railroad communication with
 the outside world. The building of l the road indicated. by the Southern
 Pacific people will make it link of
 their great overland route to New Orleans and will afford us all the
 outlet we could wish. From the
 Pulley Echo of late date, published
 a. Riverside, San Bcrnardlno county,
 we clip the following;
 "From information gathered by us
 most of it from private sources, it appears that the Southern Pacific railroad is now at work upon a scheme which will materially affect our southern country, and will be of immense importance to our neigh. bors In Arizona. It is nothing less than a cut off road from Benson, in the southeastern portion of the Ter ritory, to the Needles, on the Colo rado river; to which point road is now completed from Mohave station on the Southern Pacific, north of Los Angeles. A surveying party is now working up the San Pedro val ley from Benson. and it is stated that the line will run north of Flo renee, through Phoenix, and thence straight across the open plain to the Needles. This movement has been for some time. The old route is the rim of a semi>circle, the new one can be likened to the line of the diameter. It will save long and tedious travel, and most valuable time wasted in crossing a 1esert obstructed with sand storms md cloud bursts, and will travel he most densely populated and fer ile region in Arizona, in place of he barren waste it now crosses. Its ocal traffic will be made much heavier, and the value of the time Iaved in the overland trip will be ncstimablc. Of course, upon its the old line will be abs lndoned, at any event that portion Yuma and Tucson, return ng the two towns named again to he silence of the desert It is pos ible that the road from Colton tu Yuma will be retained, there being ak of coastwise rail connection with Guaymas, Mag atlan, and to the ity of Mexico. A few miles of rack are now built from Yuma onth, but the work was stopped one tNme since"
 The Carrier is of opinion that here is more truth than poetry in he foregoing revelation or revela- ions. The A. 6 P. people made a ,reat mistake in building their road n the route now used by it, when hey could have run it by Prescott and other important Ari> ona towns.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

s. Daneri, at the Garibaldi Saloon on Monroe street, keeps the best of liquors, wines, cigars and a good billiard table. It is pleasant place to pass away the time, and all ar welcome. "
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
SOLE AGI

7 = ~,.-s ,s. SOLE AGI Val Blatz Milwaukee Beer pr. SiegeI,''s Angostura Bitters Uamiana Bitters Macohdray $ Co.'S Louis Roederer
 Champagne ,. Harasthy $ Co.'S Eclipse and Grand
 Prize Champagne California Star Oil Works Company
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
ESTABLISHED 1852 WM. 3. HOOPER & O.,
 DEALERS Il Groceries, Wines, Liquors Cigars, Oils and Mining Supplies.

5NTs FOR. .a.. z. ,. VI, Old Kentucky Log Cabin Whisky
 Coronet, Whisky ,,y
 Vigorit Powder CeDpany
 Proctor & sGainble's Candies .,c,a.o Bay View Dist7lfe.y, of San Francisco
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

Total paid by all. .. $4,Ss1 i06O For the truth of the above facts we refer the public to the officers of the above named corporations, and for our legality. and standing to the Mayor and Officers of the City of New Orleans, to the State authori- ties of Louisiana, and also to the U :. ,. Officials of Louisiana. We claim to be legal. honest and correct in all our transactions, as much so as any business in the country. Our stand> ing is conceded by all who will in vestigate, and our stock has for years been solG at our Board of Bro. kers, and owned by many of our best known and respected citizens.
 III. A. .DAUpHIN, President. PRIZE S55 0OO -G Tickets only &5. Shares I'm Pro
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

the goods tor Goat.
 Eclipse Extra Dry is the only pure native Champagne equal to any inO> ported, and but half the price The sale of an article is the criter- ion of its merits. Daminna Bitters have large sales- You WILL never nave sour stom ache if you drink Damiana Bitters. Domestic sewing machines at Goldman's. Harvesting machinery of all kinds at Goldman's.
 Call for Boca beer at the Boca Beer Depot.
 For health, strength and vigor, drink Damisna Bitters.
 All respectabl dealers keep D miaua Bitters.
 All wine merchants, druggists and grocers sell Damiana Bitters. l For a good snpstite drink Dami ana Bitters-
 A carload oted suesbake- wagons at GofS
 DAS1ANA ma SeVeg aud the weak stry - | A NEW Hg wW
 ;: ':::::: j: $: j: : j Iiii \
 one of the bd # sale at abou
 Inquire atain
 stomacl F
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

Clothing and straw goods selling off AT COST at McNuty's for cash Call and price his goods and you will be convinced that he means what he says and that you will ge the goods Jor Goat. *
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
isrs!M. s!ats Lottery Company.

"He do hereby certify th,rt tee supervise the arrangements .for all the Monthly and Semi Annudi Drd,oings of The LOuisidnG StGte Lottery Company and tn person manage and control tke DrG,oings MemselUes, and that the same are conducted auith honesty, fdirness, and in good taith totoGrds du parties, and ,oc dnthOrize the COmpany, to use Mis certificate, aoith Jdc>sinIile of oar signatures dttGched in it's Gdrer> tiSements.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

Total paid as above. $2, ,253, $50 Paid in sums of under $1,000 at the various offices of the Company, throughout the United States. ................. 2.627, 40
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
NEW ORLEANS, August 1, 1883. TOTHE PUBLIC
Invegtigate For Yourselves!

 Postmaster General Gresham hav- ing published a wilful and malicious falsehOod Tn regard to the character of The Louisiana State Lottery Com pany the following facts are given to the public to prove his statement,t ,that we are engaged in a fraudulent busi- ness, to be false and untrue:
 Amount of prizes paid by The Louisiana State Lottery Company from January 1, 1879, to present date:
 Paid to the Southern Ex>
 press Co., New Orleans,
 T. M. Wescoat, manager S1, ,366, 300 Paid to the Louisiana Ma
 tional Bank, Jos. H.
 Oglesby. President. 463,9OO Paid to Louisiana State
 National Bank, S. H.
 Kennedy, President. .... 125,1OO Paid to New Orleans Ma
 national Bank, A. Bald.
 win, President. =. .... 6S,5jO Paid to Union National
 Bank, S. Charlaron, Ca~
 shier.::. .:........ 64,45O Paid tb Citizens Bank, E.
 |. Carriere, President. 57,ooO Paid to Germania National
 Bank, Jules Cassard,
 President. ........ ao,Ooo Paid to Hibernia National Bank, Chas. Palfrey, Ca shier.. 37,OO0 Pald to Canal Bank, Ed. Toby, Cashier. 13,15O Paid to Mutual National Bank, Jos. Mitchell, Ca> shier. s.2OO
 ro.o1 ,5l ooso e-o
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16
TOMBSTONE FLAsHEs.

TOMBSTONE, August 15.-Charlie Lesure, or Rattlesnake Dick, noto- rious New Mexican rustler, was ar> rested here this morning by deputy Sheriff Bob Hatch, at the 0. K. Cor ral. He had been pursued to this place by party led by Fl. E. Jack> son, of Eureka, from a friend of whom he had stolen 8 horse and mule. Dick had disposed of the mule here to Captain B. F. Cey. He will leave here in charge of the pur- suing party to-moI TOW.
 Work on the Sydney mine was res sumed this morning under Superin- tendent A. J. Mitchell. It lies ad- jacent io the Grand Central. Twen- ty thousand dollars has been put up to prosecute the work
 Kitty Mountain was surrendered to the authorities by her bondsmen last night, and is now in jail. An effort will be made to have the bail reduced from $1,000 to $500, which is thought she can procure. GUAYMAs GRAPHIrEs.
 GUAYMAs, Mexico, August 14th - The schooner Gisna arrived here to- day from Agriavampo with twenty men and brings news of a prelimin> 1 ary survey of a railroad from Ala> mos to Culiacan. Grading is to commence October 1st.
 Sefiora Angela Pcralta will con- clude her engagement tonight and sail to Mazatlan on the steamer Newborn, on the 17th inst. KING LALAyAUA's CoRoNETs. SAN FRANCISCO, August 15.-The steamer Mary arrived this morning from Honolulu having on board King Kslakaua's band, the members of which were said to be infected with leprosy. An examination proved the statement to he incorrect and the band were permitted to land without any trouble. Among the passengers. 75 in number, were sev> eral who came to participate in the Templar festivities.
 THE LAND OF DESTINY.
 SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 14.-Felippe Arellano, from the City of Mexico, Speaker of the House of Represen- tatives, says that the building of railroads has donc more in the last ten years to develop and make known the great resources of Mexico than all previouly done within the last century.
 SAN FRANCISCO NEWS. Charles Knudson, a Norwegian and second mate of tha brig Seawaii was killed last night. A yard loco. motive at the Southern Pacific rail- Iroad depot ran o7er him and has lit
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Notime should be lost If the stomach liver and bowels are affected. to adopt the sure remedy. Bostetter's StG mnch Bitters.
 Diseases of the organs named beget others
 far more serious, and delay is therefore hazardous. Dyspepsia, liver complaint chills and fever, ear1v rheumatic twf1ges, kidney weakness, bring serious bodily troub If triffed with. Lose no time in using this effective and and safe medicine - For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.