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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
Additional Local.

When one arLy cug=es aan,icr iI
 should toe termed a war Of races.
 Last evening. at thc Russ House
 ther, Was torn to tue wife of l.. !. Eries
 a son.
 Hard times, but the Fashion Restau- rant keeps ou setting before its CUr>t
 the finest and richest diuL,Is oi any place m The ci,!.
 The contest m Apache rrUaty this ! year k one which I- destined -. Cuer Cs
 later tc assume formidable 2 rppurti1us
 Ariz' na. Its Mormon ani auti- ! Norm, n.
 The happy faces of man. r-iicut' oi ! the City wuo have 2. turned t.um sum ! mer vacation, are sec u upon t-e streets | In few weeks u'@ ly aI W.iI have lee | turned and mole .u~y arpcaraICe will prevail atout town.
 Richard $, nd,r Las been slfferin- very severrly r.. ve-ai weeks past witu ] a malignant f,!vu CD hi- left haId. Ir l nas caus,-' hiu the meet intense suffer Iup, and for [ eur two week- It vas im- o-sIbie for hIu tu obtain sierp or rect
 IL + now Lea itC, Lat fu.is ten days longer time VIII le required tJ complete his recovery.
 A letter from $ Fried, written ut NirnBa. states q at la, arIi iveU home iu lift, en day- after tEs death of hl- mother. His sui, Dtject In crossing the Uceap was to sse lc- at.d thIs great dis appointment, le say-, can better te imi gii cd then eXpr, sS-d. He lam sell has cen si-k two we-k- brt wi. n -uf- iicletty recovered he mt is king @ trIp al over the continent before return ing.
 The present contract of the c.ty " th th- Electric Light Cumpauy will expire next Sunday. As the cuurcrl ha- adopted resolution to not renew if,Bni q ar a. ly being m chsotIc coudIri,u, there k a strong probability of s-hsou ,i dark ncss about ih.. streets. Iii~ will cr,at,. @ golden opportunity tor ih. f.utpsd and will nee, ssiiate th. invention of a high pressure Cu-s-word equal 'p the emergency.
 Wm. Luudy. Wm. kurrn. Knox Cor bett, Lculc B1rh, G.o'g.. Mearus, Geo. E. Pense, the Misses Mamie Armstrong. Oracle Davidson. Mss Schmueipfeuuig and Mss UnderVo d enjoyed them selres m. .st deligLtfuliy last ,v,uiuc at Silver Lake, engagIi z in dancing. boa; riding and promeI ading, returning 6t a late hOur after blving put iu the leisure moments iO us much eujoym meut ts would satisfy the wants oi the u1st te- sirous.
 The welcome intelligence has been re- c.ived by tue uemh, rs of the Ancient -. Order Ot United Workmeu n thIs jurIs- | iictIon, that the Grald Lodge of Col ! oradc. New MeXcp gEd Arizona has l been set apart as separate beneficiary | jurisdiction with 2,5jO members. This | result is in a great measure due Co the ! and uniiriug energy dis . piay e by the Grand Rec. rder. Wm. T. . Boy q. Of Longmont. C,lura io. who has | lahOred faithfully to h-ing thr mrmter- -hip up tO the requisite number. When i is stated thlt on May lsr. this jurs- iic'ion had nly about 400 memuers, he great work accomplished can be bet .ar appreciated. TSe .odEe 70 th city nrr-aSs-,i i'. -c's stip fuily one hnn- fred in this time. Under me ,yg -e-,me h isa h assessments vill probably be 'edueei over fifty per cent
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
Fine Fruit>.

Mir IA J. Ken, who has just returned from an oflicIal trip through Mesaviile and pheuIX, brought with him from the latter place few boxes oi the finest and most deiicious peaches and grapes that were ever seen in Tucson. They were not selected frGIt. but We're taken at raudrm from the trees or vines. or one variety, any five peaches would weigh .> ounces. while several weighed t,I auuro- each, and measured eleven
 inches ga circumference. NOtwI'h- standing this exceeiingly large growth. tue gna ity 1f ihc frui; had n suffered {: iude, d. The quaity -as improved by it. and muTe d,- IcIuus and b-antiful fruit ha- never ie-u seen anywhere. I e grapes in size and quality We're just little superior to the best produced m California. When railroad transpnrta- tion is provided PheniX Will supply all Arizcna with fruits-a little matter that it IS easy for IL to accomplish.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
Notice of lCrtenuFe.
Ircs. s.z.fres Corzry

IUCs. N. TIrA CoUNrF AT. 7 ITO JOHN r. W IKtE oE THOSE WHJ ' may ciaI-s uuo,r iIW uu undivided .r-. SIX Iuter--f ia fhr frI.r. I.- d.-rrlt... r-ur- c-ty. lpu ar. hereby notified that vy. i.r. .-- pended tlyr ulfpt iuilsr- iu labor ar.. ..- IrogcWeut- upon tlr P,UIey and lterru.rr.r- ullluE claims. located February Q I--~ -s l- st AtteuE- mining claim. located J-l - i-.- '.H VI mo llDu a- inning cIsim io,1-.i 'u-.-t c. i-l-. .ri fle [ an ier HrLIus clam. ..- rl,-. .hrga e.. i-,- an -a.' claims h...e- tas tru..Ht 'H.1r- lr~tI.r. Hua suuu-y. f1. E.Fs. I'.. -sId --I ia.ire been cyy,r.... a i-ss .G ,r..tr Co. Hoii sand c-aiu- under 'ts r-H vi-rrr- Of ~r,ti,u -s,t fev'-, d ~rstur.. v '.. t.fri ~raf.-. hDirc the amount reTH..t P. Lo.d thn sam, tus t., y,ar tro'uE Ir.,r ..- i. i--i. aud thar ,t' hove DuIfrl' uftI yuur r"....- thereof. fIu.rfpr-. uIfrHr 'H day- .'..r-.-- Icr ot tl'~ .sll,t U' IuhHrs tur ynu ia. .- refuse CD Cuutr,tu'r yof . uroroi'fDr .5 -... .s- pel ..it' rc- .- Cu-Yv urr. wtfu t.c r...- u. . publication. yuut rTfHrg IU -g..' ,.-..r g. '- c''Jle tle rrsf erty of tfr sul-.rfi. --..I Section -;'li fCur uroIUrtIru Of -t.I Er..- Iture I- eighty a roe and ai.t O j,.'-r-.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
ArmK IlInnrrs.

Major A. K. Arnold. Sixth Cavalry, having been relieved from duty at tncs, headquarters. will proceed to Fort Win Mingat-, N. M.. and take station.
 The Quartermaster'- Department will furnish transportation from Whprl- barrack-, A. r., e. P.,o ], Chester county. Penn-y lvania, fer the !licjai records of Masor r. r. G. Hall, Pay master [. S. amy.
 Captain John C. Bourk', Ihiri Cav airy, will take charge, temporarily. and perform the dutes of Acting lL>peC.pr General uf the department
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
Official Records.
J. A, BRowDER.
LOCATIONS

LNA AANN~- Cuarves and JAun mlues. Calabass, ' di~trc', August 9, by Wm Haney and Howard Mercer Maquiu.sia and Honey mnes, Gala. hasas district, Aug. 10, by Wm Hgney and Howard Mercer.
 Gringo. Luce sud Greaser mines. Gro Blanc" di-JrIct, Aug. II, hy Wm Hauey and Hpwari Mercer
 Balsam COValba mine, Patagonia dls- tri.t, May 3l. bs Cha~ Harrison, Cyrus = Cooker, samuel r Carusi.
 Iron E II ard The Earl mines. Tucsun dIsirici, June 70, by J W Decker.
 Mercer Spring and Jam mil.sites, PsJ Iitu mount IDS. Ang lO, by Wm Haney aud Howard Mercer.
 Land claIm. l6O acre. south of Paja- rio mountains, to be known as "J ID Carh'n claIm." AnG n, ly Wm Haney and Howard Mercer.
 Nat Fuimer mire, Arivaca district. June lG, \ ; Fuimer. G Einstein.
 DEEDS.
 Ferdinand $ Gruut. administrator oi the csts,e of C C Soult. q, c,as, q. to Wilhelm K'ug, Wear mine, Silver Bell district: SG3j.
 Join If Wear tn Nm hlug, Blue Wing. Header and llooSier miues, all Iu silver Bell district: $500.
 T c Kre>hHm Co Edward Ocbs, los 2j and fl in SW !. See II, T II <, R l3 F.; SJDJ
 Tucson Lend and Herdic Coach Co to Jas Buell, P,ul Ri ck-r aud r NJ Wiley, Trus'. es school Di-trici No 9 l Is l3, n and l5 block t3, Buell's Addition to Tucson: SlJ1.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Boud-Pedr1 CLavis, Juan M-lende and Wm Haney ;o Howard Mercer. Q lof uf mines in Oro Blanco district; S3.uOO
 Bond of l. D ChIll~1n as Notary rub lic. W E Gleason sni C II Adams as surrties.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
NoiLe of Forfeiture.
H,asH,u. rv,C.->r

 TO J. \. NOLLfI. OD IHHrt ... ..
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

Postmaster Freeman bGs recommended 'o the Pust, flee department that they make r-dic4l rsduction m the quar- t-rly rental of boxes in this office. The rent l. nov g and he believes this to he m dispropo'iiou Co The price of other thIres :. ;l's community and more than the pat ous of th. off ogeb. :o h.. asked tn pay Ih- r-dEciian, if granted Eill m tarially ?, Ice The Teceiuts of 'he flee unless. ss iJ Is hoped. 1t may lead to an increased demand for boxes
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
Notice for Publication.
Tre-eupti.u N....-
LAND OFFIcr AT Irc.os VI

LIND OFICr AT I-c-rS al.
 Igl - -- No.icr i- hereby l.v,u f..f trr nan. a s0ttler has u..i r.r....f Ll- -r.. uiu-e ulai prof lH a.HT.It or ll- rua. sand prpu wa. l. -.lo. D fore ... .. ard Ercriy.r ar Irr-ua. trs,Ha. u. r -. l-~f. V.z.. NIiusr Parker ut iac-..r. a for th- Sf 70. ~.e l- D.. .. ~.. '.- % D.. .. <. B. B. ard. 'i .r.. raH..- ttH rD-l"vlrE wI'ue--e- ylr |. .I..l. ta.4.'. | I. t.- John h.Isr.. and Sr... Walters. ..l ,. l. sop. ArHula.
 U.N H. HONs~ E.-..- First puhiya' ..r. A.-u-- 70 I--.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
Notice for Publication.
hOm -Fcad Ao- 2-i-Io"uI'-I
LAND OguclAr T,e~o>. ta.

LAND OFFiDE AT Ir.-1S. .u..r-t.
 A..r-- ( ..-.- NOTICE K HttFEl GINIE IHtI IEH ~ iu. owing named -ettieI .a- t... ... ..f hoe Iuter ton |, mlke tual roof u -.. ...- t ll- cis,fu, auf tHat said prpuf yr.I H. ..... De fore Ge Register and |; C.tyrT ar I....H. .-- Eprs, ou fvpt-u her Jt. l~~i vr. w.r.. Johnson, uf tucson. Arizona. fu. t.. ...-, =. and (. Bee. t. D. Co ., . li r.. t.H ~ . .. l.. and unmf- tle following r- t.. s.'....'.. William Parker. William Lly.rg--... f...i. NH~Iu-z and Slla- Wa trrS. aIl rt .l....r A.- zouU.
 BEN VI. THOMAS T.---.- First publication Nuru.r - I--f ...u
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
MORE vILUABLE THAN GOLD.
Notice for Publication.
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 Uni. IH I--. [ Notice l"nr- -lE.- fHHr r.. f .- rs--r -..f.ar r.- t.... ~r..-- ar De .rr.-t.H- Co make -.i- i-.Hf :. -r. r..-- .f t.- claim. ..i and t.a~s.r.r gf Il.-ss-. ar1.-.. -- ....HHa a- T- .r lr .--- Ls. l--4 rtr .l h.Ir. sf iE--.-- llu.a cuurrr. A-.l.ra. I. .tr .H'- k .fl l..l-4 rsla- f.- .li,.1lE- -s l.- s.f- rs--r-. s.E.. John S. Wool j. !. Ea~.I r tsraa al..l arI .saI-cs I E.-E-l-- ---. -.I U. L.r son. i'i i-.. cHl--r. h-rr.-..
 EiN. 70 THOMAS Reg s-.-. 2 r-t rrhii.a.-u-. July ts l--t. lrl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

Tn addition to the reward authorized by the Buard of Supervisors, Con Ryan offers reward of S2Ol for the arrest and nviction O' the murderer Of Fred. kei-ter. al Con Ryau's ranch house on thc evening of June 2}i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
Dr.J. e. .Ayer& Co.,, Lowell, Mass.
 Sold by all Druggists.
PATENT TS

Obtaiued and sI o-isr l1sir.sz ia :te C. \. Psfpu OEcc attended to sur NODEEAi n FrtS.
 OIfot-cc iz opposite ts. T. x Patent OGicr. and ., Ctr ul-ll Pa--uf- I- .e=- trle c. a1 thO-a remote from W WASHINGTON.
 Ssrt MODEL Df ORA " tNi- We o..vi-e DO Co la--lr-hii.ft r-aa of rE.r.-. and ae make No CHARGE UALrSS GE OBTAIN A PA T- PINT.
 We rafer here fl 'ha TU-tra-tor tfo ~upf of Mouay t1i.- Dsv-. and .p officials Ut .l. Potent ,IH re. For cl--u.ar. ujvir-. t-rIr- and rrf--rar - ;H .rta-. rIiel;s la yuuE Hvl -fa-H 'r county. write .u
 .. A. SNOW 6 co. i.tlff Or. Patent OI.ca. W s.=hia-tu- D. .C.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

ihe nsW engine of the Electric Light Company Nas put ID motion last urrHt i.r tLe first tme. lt Vas ruu with ouiv s' pounds of ~'.am. against % with the former eagine. and after getting Vel e. -ted lt run with a smooth. steady mo 'T, yielding a strong sui s'a.ly figI. ia 3-hoat thc entire night Only op, iai' occurred daring tlc whole ry.u- IaE. the cra.s LPad i anne heated. ow- l-- 'H 'le -..ic-hars Icing baltt! foo '-. ., winch caused the engine to c.,rr i'ariE (" stauI-till for a few m,- h-ni~, vixen wrench looseued the '4,s and slight application of o!l Ss..'|'He an trouble, aui no further "iAcnl'E was experienced. This fine snZine vas supplied from the w3rehonsa .' \ .p:c [" Hal; ,a ti,s citv. and if is n fec'ive motor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

Word has been received that the resi. 0e9Ge oi Hey. |. Gregory, at Vacaville. Sai,has Teen consuUeu by fire with near Iy aH iis contents. The news is received with expressions of deep regret by fine many friends of Mr, and Alrs. Gregory ID this city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
LIInIG Dl>rIN>ARf

f.G-Ir -fr..t. saI lr....r rI-eu. ( ..... Pr.vatr Da--.rrc. i <, VI H-Ul -fi-st iulI n.ur. up Grary --rr.- from k-sHy. N.u -utrgH. ttrouga ni-H-.-aU I.r- ~.. -,. s-I-ilw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
Great EneIiSh Kennedy

s s.sy .,I .f- g-H --r N, -gr s uesf k~ .-a-s trralr. Seminal 't FaE Q e- -r r1l Et. ErIL1. LtI-
 4ANE.''.l.I, aE .u D g. t.. Pru-rGr. -r r.sAar4 H.I che t-r- s.E she-ta co tl. abuse, grr-. iui fc-.le
 ru exc .e- Is r-1Jtr- 5rlrl ..e- a- l.s. ,l llUrs .l.t-t.t1a-.Nu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

GrrEl EmlzbIutl AFvrslpL TO o's-c,s- t.--ls.' - If Nisiun koIsas Ia -hs Eead t',r si'al a-i lassIrE unohsar-ed in tns Irlu-, and Elan other dis.sse- rhsf i-si tuIl-s.nlI. al-u doath-
 uh. MINIIE rII agree rr tg-te1i q -sr ttli .r8t baiiars fO- Q case "i ---- AiHl tio 'i.a g--t8rstf.s l1rlfr tIs lpscll. aIygce au. r1r-r4rtf y1lt not cure or tIr any .5-ls iLf 1rt DO snrur.Or1 found iu it. lii.- MN liE tFea.t Q all F-irs's uIseases s1rce5-t1-ly without Ciet- ..-sr. Com. i.atie- s-ca. Il ,rJuvt ezagiUA -lsl and |. tvIra sEcluGf-E eng. -3s uf lrt-r klrI. p-tcr lf the NItcl Gee-a-----t- '-s. S -.s He. ur -Four uC.r- tte suLEtf4, tat., cent e t-y Edtra-s upon ssce.it ul lucs .r t. O. a .scure f-1.r utsCrrerlH-. u-.i 10 --4yat- Is-I-a issIrel by A. r.. 1iieItE, M. D.
 lI Eear-y Street eac Francisco, '1--.
 SAMPLE EDTILE FREE ou sppucaGu1 O.. eJter stating symptoms, sex and sSe- tsul--- nica,lCus strictly clut isntIai.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

lnUrsday's Tombstone Epitaph says: Judge Fitzgerald. of Tucson. has grant "d aa injunction restraining tie follow Ing settlers ou tbe e0-callgl BaIocuwari grant from fencing the land SD as Co rr-- .cEt tae cattle of IeyiS. Perrin, Land X Ga. from reaching tie water: C. H Brooks. \. W. Waite. Lewis r. Jul,an. J. W. Sullivan. M k. l-u.tv ard Walter heuout Lsch of these parties has been summoned tC appear n IUc-ou within twenty days to ar sWcr why such irjuuc- iion should not log made perpetual. The al-i- of tue clam ofthe cattle company upon this confirmed grant i- souethIrg lot-lloW can find out Many cf the settlers have lived ulon aud cultivated iAe land Tor years. and t is hard Co uu- ter-iaIa how iujEe can restrain them From using what they have a better right io than any one else uutil the grant k confirmed, wh.ch tt probably revef wi! Ee.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
Rennblican IEradnunrter,.

The headquarters of the Republican club have been thrown open to the put. lie. The rooms are located on Cbu-cl plaza, in the rear of Drachman's cicai store. They have been thoroughiv Ten ovated and made as attractive as pnss,- hle. EurtA,r decurati ms ID tLe way of flags. pictures, etr, wIli De added ,u g few days. Two long and several smaller tables are provided; also a hundred chairs. The tables are kept we'll sup- pled with newspapers from all points east and west. apd gny one is at liberty to read and rest so long as proper de coum is observed The rooms are open from early morn until late at night. and are provided with bright electrIc lights The piece iS both cosy and attractive. and will be resort for Reuublicans both residents and from abroad. The roil book of the Republican club can always be found there in charge Of Fritz Martin, the janitor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23

Dsi. EiSEIE.- kiduev Remedy SoFh. rsticuui. cG--s s.i Ei1.r of hitLgJ lLc .ip ;'iei 'umYi.4lfz. t-olcTglC.a 1lrgt. Le- -1s.h,>a For -alo 5s al d.1s.. ste; bottle. -.- bottle Ter B.
 DH. MTNEIE'> BanGeiiou Fiil- Ars r.t beet s1i chespest Dyspepsts and Btiiiur- -'-- In the ruark8t. For sale h1 UilGrul-.z'r- ap.i
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
SGMBsMS&ta'

tIG IHtfrLrg. DNHflarts f-l f--Ih- li'il t.-' l
 .IIrra1I LOSS OF MANHOOD. in all it- complications. and from whatever cause produced. lr g1-iehes and iurtrcs tr. riu,Hu Htral.f hens the Nsrve-. Brain. 1...rl1s ti-,es FIuT. Esu.,I.r-IV1 Organs. ulu Ely -.'1l -rg Mental tacuitia-. it et,g gs srg Ur-,iurai c-s-i Ita'tr- dram ggrr r.a sy-t.I1, Fys7-rr1ur irvn. uutary lo--eE. dsIi.i-atfuF dreams -cr.I1l loses wI.h tEe uriEs vf,. co Gs- Tuc ss. e r.rri and irn.'r. if l- H -rfr- IuIuu .r r. Gi KIDNEY Lcl Bs Abb' E .OHlLAlSi- ! -.lsfEIls DO IIlurIuga il ls-Hs.ia-f-. To Those .liasriug from ttss eytt sHcgi- af Houthgui sa'if~rrrttnH. or cZCr>-e-. a speedy, tSgT su-h and prrmHucnt Cs RI I> Gj as;AS TEEG- FrIre ss2.50 ger tu-t.s, "- uss Sr.flet rl ca-a. Sith fuii 'tr-C-Iu-s aai advice, ric ,elt r-r4rs f-.I Uh-rrr. r.tirl to --g -Il.rs-s ull
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-23
ThIn ere

huH gre
 Sure % Efh eninG e Remedy and Nerve TONIC I-fLv trrti1- mate r.svlt .f ov Q
 vcUt- years Df grac-
 IclI rzG. rI-r'r tg a fluruu-u.y lIIa'FLai 2 l-ra.lua p. .-Irtausf rr uf r.I- u.-. .H-t ua..Iraf ct li-- - ei Elrur.. and JAi> NIil urtJslI rC-rtsi- -ry Nrrvru- Euu fl =icl. Debility ~gEt- -t Wen Ea--s. irr- saforrLs.. Fros;s furrhUa. ivIaaIoEs
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-07-26
Our neglected $ treets.

To admirers o. the picturesque the streets
Of Wilmington Offer a fruitful theme for
contemplation and possibly admiration, but
to the citizens who have to walk and drive
over them, 10 the tax papers who pay for them
and to the keepers who vainly seek to
draw country custom into tie city, the mat
ter presents itself in a very different light,
Not for fifteen years have our streets pre-
sented so dsglacefu an appearance as they
do to-day. Wh 10 the winter was on us,
and while the roads we've yet soggy and
oozy with the rains Of spring, we were con
tent to wait for the day that was to make
of Wilmington new city, so far as its road
ways were concerned. Three months ol
fine weather have passed by, and nothing
has been done When the Court Of Errors
and Appeals took away from us all conceit
| of being community lifted and able to gov
ern ourselves, the judges must have measured
our administrative capacity y by the aspec
of our streets. 1t is unnecessary TO parti
cularize where loose stones, holes, furrow
and knobs are to be found everywhere bu
the matter is getting serious and may fur
nish one of the many explanations for exist
ing complaints of depression of trade il
this city.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-07-26

Observe strict cleani mess i'll your person
and clolhing. Aathe daily, il you hav,
the convenience, Ii not, wash freely with
cold water every day.
Change your undergarmcnts daily, or as
frequently as your circumstances will admit.
Be moral, regular in your habits of life,
meals, exercise and sleep.
BE careful to dress co ufortably for the
season, avoid the night air as much as posi-
Bile, and when thus exposed put on an extra
garment, and do not go INTO the night air
when in a state OF perspiration.
Be careful to avoid the use of alcoholic
drinks. Do not suppose that their use will
prevent the occurrence of disease. On the
other hand, those that indulge in the Gus
tom are always fair subjects FOR disease,
and when attacked the intempelate are par
ticuarly in a condition to offer feeble resis-
tance.
Live comparatively live regularly, avoid
gestible food, especially cabbage, alad,
cucumbers and unril Fruit
A greater safety will be secured by boil
ing all water used for drinking purposes.
Partalkc Of well-cookcd beef and mutton,
rice well boiled, and avoid pastry and laxa-
ative fruit.
Take your meals at regular seasons,
neither abstaining too long ut Il time or in
dulging too frequently. An overloaded
stomach is as much to be dreaded as an
empty one.
Avoid bodily fatigue ard mental exhaus-
tion. Lead q calm and quiet lifn Let all
exciting causes be avoided. Ifyon depre>s
or impair the vital forces it is pleiudeal to
health. BY excitement or violent exercise
you increase the susceptibility Of the system
to disease.
During the prevalence Of cholera do not
neglect even the slightest dallhoeo, no mat
fer how nainlcsS Mt first
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These nasty rumors which have been going
tine rounds of the radically partzan papers
of both parties are precisely the same, and it
Mr.. Blaine and MIR. Cleveland are the social
outcasts and the moral lepers that they are
| now proclaimed to be, is it not a little sur
prlsing that their questionable recods were
not brought to the surface before?
Messrs Blaine and Cleveland are the
representatives of the two great political
parties, and they both have filled their
respective positions of public trust with
fidelity and with distinguished ability, and
it is simply monstrous that slanderous
reports of their personal characters should
be passed from one partizan journal to
another and from which there seems to be no
to be no appeal or no redress.
In these later days the mere announce
ment of ones candidacy for an important
Office is accepted as the signal for an
onslaught on his domestic life and at once
the food gates of personal abuse are opened
upon the candidate without any regard for
the facts in the case. We concede that hen
n man accepts the candidacy for a public
trust that his record is matter for public
inspection but that record is to be neither
distorted nor falsified.
Campaign orators aud journalists should
be held to a rigid legal accountability for all
unwarran.ed and unfounded assertions
against candidates moral integrity-tle
heat of political excitement should not be
regarded as palliation for incorporate
language and these excesses demand legisla-
tive enactments which shall protect candi-
dates from gross viliiications.
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Hard Times.
For THE WILMINGToNIAN

FoR THE WILMINGToNIAN
Happg Father Cat dinner table), "Any-
thing fresh, this morning, dear,?'
WIFE Of his bosom (sighing) mo dear, on
ly these few little bills''
He (sadly) ''AIore bils-wish could get
some of mine i'm
She "And we want money so badly, dear.
There's poor Mame-only had three new
dresses this year and as for me am asham-
ed to go about. I've nothing to wear.
He 81 thought you had new dress, last
month, my love.
She, THAT old thing An you men never
understand. Why, my dear, want sum-
mer dresses, you know 1 do. There's Mrs.
Grundy, over the way
He "You know she's got a thousand
dollars year in her own right
She. 'No matter-I've right to dress
as well as other women, suppose. If I'd
known when ! was married, (sobs)
He. 'Never mind, you shall have the
new dress, dear. Anything else?
She. "Well there's the minister wants a
subscription, and the Griggses are coming up
to spend month with us, and the piano
wants tuning And of course we must put
something by for the three weeks at Atlantic
City. That will cost hundred dollars by
| itself, wont it ?''
lie. (sighing) ''Well, l s'pose it will.
See here is the money: I'd put it by to
meet that bill of Browns, and let me see,
I've got note to meet in Philadelphia
next week" But never mind, suppose it
will be all right. Anything else, love?'
She You'll want new suit, love-. That
suit that Snipkins made you in May is half
worn out We must go dressed like other
people you know.
He. "Well suppose Snipkins will oblige.
BY the way my dear what did you do with
the bills"
She. ooh, locked them up in the desk.
What troublesome people these store keep
ers are-pestering one about such trifles. "
''You'll not forget to meet us at the base
ball match at three, will you p
He. "Ah, my wife's a wonderful wom-
a., TISicSos bar aud sroas of "a coal n ,,a,,,
explanation of ''hard times.'J