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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
Ynnn- ,ien,-Rend This.

The VoIiaic Belt c., of Marshall, Mich, offer 10 send theirceiehrafei E.cc- tro-Voltaic Belt and other electric gp- pliances Ou trial for thirty days. to rtu (young or old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss of vitality and mauhpCo, and all kinds oi kindred troubles. M-0 for rheumatism, neuralgia paraly-is, aud many other dIseG-es. Complete re-tOra- ton tO health, vig1r and mauh1od guar aateed. No risk is incurred as thirty days' trial is allowed. Write them at once for illustrated pamphis, free.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
The New SehoeI Trustres.

The School Trustees elect met this morning and visited the new school house. The visit was not an official one, however, as they have not as yet as- sumed the duties of office, and will not until September 1st, but for the purpose of familiarizing themselves with the condition Of affairs. The contractors have put Ia large iron pillars ;o support the Poor of inc main hall. and are put ting in heavy iron slancuions to support the Toaf aaG dome. The walls have been strenstAeued by putting iu iacL and quarter ron rods. Ilc chief aTcblte oi tha South arn Pacific road anu his assistants UIll pass through the clty Tn a short time, and they have. at the solicitation Of Mir. Smith, con sented tc sfop over here and make thorough Xaml1a.iOn of the building without any charge-. Tbo trustees wIll thea he governed ia the premises by the report of those gentlemen. Thi- step Vas taken for the reason that the trustees believe that an exau iua;iou oi the bE.iaI@g by unbiased mea O; experi- cnce will prove zloro satisfactory Co all parties concerned.
 At the first meeiilg {, be held by the trustees President, Secretary and Treasurer wIli be elected and 1t .s likely tIHt tEe teachers for tue fail and winter terms will beseiCcted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

We learn from Mir. F r. Ksiiuer. that Julius A. Van Slyck. whose death was published as having occurred m Cali fnrnia, Is still living in Los Angeles. and and takes bis whIskey straight. We al- so learn from the same source that Sam Wilde, another lawyer l6te oi Globe. and also of unsavory reputation, is glraning a psecariOus living "by ways that are dark and tricks that are vain." |" up north, on tue line oi the [. F. road The latter bef're leaving Globe stole 0 saw mIll.-GlCbs Silver Belt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

For its soothing and grateful influence on the scalp, and for the removal and prevention oi daEdEuH, Ayers Hau Vigor has DO equal. It rest res faded or gray hair to it. original dark color. stimulates the growth or the hair and gives 1t beautiful, soft, sio-y and si.ken appearance.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
Exposition Matters.

The board Of directors of the Arizona T,iu.trial Exposition Association will meet to-day in Pbenix for The purpose ni or.nipr the proposals Tor land for t-s exrosiiIJn grounds.
 The s.oekholl.rs of the assertion ,,,es. tl,is eyealug Gt the court house ID ,bs+ nirce for the purpose Of adopting L,--Iagrs a.id tfausacjing such other busi- ,,..s .s may come before tEe meeting
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

Richard Starr aims ths honor ot hay ing negotiated the sale of tbe Hudson property at the corner of Stone avenue and Alamsda stree: to F. La5Ory.
 Lou Martin, the engineer who was SO badly scalded through 8 broken hue at MaricOpa some time ago, resumed work to-day, having sufficiently recovered.
 The doctors sry that while there is considerable sickness in the city, very little Of II is of a serious character. The undertaken expresses himself as com pletely discouraged.
 Tue newly organized Quiiotoa Mining company will work some placer claims in the "HOrseshoe" ut the QuiiOtOas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
ard.

To all who iFe suffering from errors and indiscfeiisus oi youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of maDbeod. etc, will send a recipe t5at viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great rem edy vas discovered by a missionary .u South America. Send seli-sGd -essed envelope tO REV. JOSEPH T. ISHkv, Station D, New York. iv-l6-e0d-d-w-Iy
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
Notice Of Forfeiture.
H.aasw, PIa1 C5vsrT. <. T.

f.a-1.a.HFs l4a-a '.lf4h. d. T. .
 August ,. I-,i. TOJA. N0LLEY OF IH0oL WHO MAY Il clam under han al .lFli.t Cle-'hird in- terest in tir fallDvil- H---Iaed property. You Grs ba-sly. .EstirHi tHat have rzrsnded Ono Hundred DoI.ars iu labor and improve ments each auon tls Ae Piu7 CiJri and May Queen mining cla-ms, located May !, issl. and recorded .n Book F., h'rori- oi Mines. pages 7-u and 75l, Recorder olics nf bi1ia county. A. T and the Yankee uluiuc claim, located May l,-l and recorded .n Book D.. Records lf Mines pages 75i and ls2. kecorisr'- ol8ce of Pima county. \. T, all sad claims 1aIlg iu tHs Aztec Mining District. Pima county. 4r.zoua. The sai1 slu1 each hsg.rl: beea .gsllad In ls,3 m order co hold sad cialms under tho provisions uf Section Z5-l, lseYi-ed Statutes of the United States. being tAe amount r-I-ar ca Co hold the same for the year ending Dee .-ber 3i. IS93 and that have con r.buted your portion thereof. Iheref0ra If within % dag after srv. co of this notice uf publication you t-ll or refuse Co con- tribute your proportion of such expenditures as co-OWner. with tae costs of tnIs publication your interest in said claim will sec0us the prop crty Jf the subscriber under fald seC.lon El24. Your proportion Of sad 0xpentllture ss one hun dred dollars Oc S3B.s3l5 for each of cad several claims.
 Aucgw-2m V. D. COOLEY.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
The Sanoita.

A gentleman who came ID yesteraA! from the Sonoit valley states that dur m, .ba mast two weeks very heavy rains have prevailed the entire length of the valley and in fact almost flooded some nortions of it. The grass Is now NsIs ranL and stock find good range boih on the hills and in the valleys and car tIe are in consequence looking fine.
 While the rains have been oi great .5vantaee to the stock men, however, tbey have caused considerable sickness tbouch nothing fatal or even serlous- Those living in the valleys are the great est sufferers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

Epitaph: Mir Orr. who i- said Co be delegated by the Virginia City Miners Union, is in the city. IL is reported be Is here for the purpose of compromising our present dificnlsie-. It k feared, however, that matters have gone SO far as to preclude pronounced success ia that direction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

From Yuma the welcome news ls re- ceiveI that tLe work on the Yuma br,.lge was ended Wednesday at 4;l0 p. n.. when the first tram passed over from Arizopa to CaiiforEia with eighteen car loads of freight. From the tune Of the destruction vf tha bridge, July lsi, unto fine pfsscut time. the company have nd ., f,-rs of one hundred and fifty men at wc-k on the transfer. These gangs were divided in squads of fifty men each on c,rbi Eour shifts. The company VII J,1[ Tor labor alone %; Yuma fully S2O, oC6 Arrangements have been made 'o nav cF tLIs army of workers at once The road is nov open from tle s"''i 'o -.--,. Fr.-eis.r. and travel will resume an uuiurerrup;ed cou'ss again. In ihe ,.1,,rs,, of the sumner the company ex- neTt to erect substantial truss bridge p,-sr fbe Colorado river winch VIII be proof against any force cf the stream.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
,l.r- ,IrKar r.Ln-nel ye..sraay tr

Alex. Mckay rsturnei yesterday from a t-iD of three aud oue-hgif months through England. scotland, France, ra-t. ef Germany and Switzerland, and inc Eastern S aies of this country. Not witbs,andmg he bad been away from els Scottish home for over twenty years be som grew weary oi that country and loprei for the fresh air and bright sun sun shine of Arizona. T. is the same with evs-ybody: the charms of this country .-,. irresistible.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

.- Pho i-y-.- iC.r- ls i5-
 1 =. $. = < x. x: ;. E. .. ... <. ... ..: x: :. sale prices direct Co consumers on all goods for personal or family use. Tells how to order, and gives exact cost of every thing you use, cat, drink, wear, or have fun with. These invaluable books com tain information gleaned from the mar kets of the world. We will mail copy Free 0 any addrc upon receipt of thc a.t--1-I cents. Let Us hear irJln you.
 Respectfully,
 MONTGOMERY WARD e co. .-. C. 2-J V. .-ss-a E----e. ..lol-as 5LL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
-uOTCU ON PtTN

Cures colic. cramps, diar hca; eztrr- nBlly for aches, paias. spraIE=, h-a iacLc neural Sia. rheumatism. For man CT beast. 20 and 5J cents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
,o,cuo,p.IN,, PLlsTER.

Porous and strengthening, improved, tlle best for backache. pains n chest oT side. rheumatism, neuralgia. -o c's' DrnCrisfS or mail.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
PRETTY WOMEN.

Ladies who wruli retain freshness and vivacity, don't fsil Co try "Nel E Health Preserver" f
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

On account of the continued large sales of Damiana Bitters l fad it neces- sary to have sn agency at Tucson. No tice k hereby given that Messrs. Hil- ginger & Patterson have this day been appointed agents of the celebrated and we'll known Damiana Bitters for Pima county and vicinity. LEWIS HTss.
 Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, No.
 r. Montgomery ave. San Franclsco. e
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

THE DAILY AND WEEKLY ARIZONA CIT Il ZEN Is kept on He at F. q. DAKE'5 Agency, 65 Merchants ExchEnee, where con- Francisco. myisB
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

Ayers Sarseparilla is designed for those who need medicine to purify their blood, build them up, increase theIr appetite and reiuyonatc their whole system. No other preparation SO well meets tiis want. It touches the exact spot. It's record Of forty years is one of con-tant triumph over disease.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

Total Tax. eco. n.
 The levy for school purposes ln bi.- trict No. l, was fixed at 3Jc, when ls considered barely enough with close economy. to cover the necessar! eA- Denses.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
-EaUai! oS ToDTuiCuE ,'

Instant rcl.ef tor Neuralgia, Tooth ache, Facsacle. Ask for "RCuch ou lolthlche." Ij T pc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
LIFE PREsERNER.

If you areAlosiug ynur grip on life, try Wells Health Renever.' Goes d. rect to weak spots.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
,opEor THE NATION.

Children slow in development, puny, scrawny and delicate, use well fleal'n Remover"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

The thermometer to-day succeeded ir reaching IGI degrees.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
NIGHT sYEarS

Headache, fever. c5il,s. meiaria. Gy5- pepsia, cured by "Wcirs Health Re
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
The Poor NehnIons Ihinr.

II the telegraphic CD news (?) of the CTrIzEN were registered and sworn in they would swell the Republican minor lty m the county election. inasmuch as oy age they ale fully qualified to vote. Give them one more round through In ele sans mail sacks and postofiiees and trey will die uf old age.-Star.
 Daily Citizen. Aug.s. Daily Star. Aug. I2. AAfAIoAN LOAN. EEXaco's DILEMMA. N-N 1okk- An2- .WAr tfSeToN Aug H. ls slit' lffe that the IT is stated that tie new -.-E L-eaiueit or Ae,i- President O. Mexico has cp has s-ct an age-f Co semi ,sr, ay...f "a ,, New io-E Go try fa pp-.Yorl- f,, -,- =, v, S1tiste 2. loan of s.l d loan of Slfa tslt, For .,l,t- Ina. repusllc, T hc repub ic Of Mexico fs E-o-Y g.r-z owes fhe Tn Al -,...,,,ls. ,b. -, citizens or En.i.rl,i ti,.. ., e- ,.cs .t;-,t s @ @.e'h a,l '.e n ned, and England the above . N.sii -'-l uf ufnlumhl-' 'aamed sum. and her lcaiis oi solrss th1t she been told dir,ios.... mus pay Or there will ally aF cnur,- thai she bs lrouhse. =- tAe sov-.-r,t.s: nav gr there vyii ef!itlrhs -'-s no way of be trouble As the euv- rsislT. It except hy bar-' 'er,nent hns no y-sv of & t.is1 ttiTIi- next raising q Cxcsrt by bor- :o the United S:ate- rowing It Presidep. HilU7- ctti1enn have h. )iaZ turns next to the g4Cait', 'Aeir confidence United States. whose iu t-ie l-' are or Ncxlro cIuZens have iudicat d ,,y pe tlng several mil their confluence in the non uoiiars into rail- future Of Mexico hy roads there already The r,uffinv -evar milton. a 'lllent ts on Co sa- or dollar. into railroads that if the loen cannot tlcr- alreallv- The be had by the usrsi -faternent ,tiirh is method of aafiorai gwen bv a 70, ssiTer m oo9us, there Slll be epe the Sunday Herald goes eial security offe'et In in 70 say that if the ,ie eshape of hihul BHs loan cannot he had by the richest of the AeZi- the usual method of a- cAh e1aie', To To -Iver 'tiOual bonds. there will aa a specl-l pleige- be a special security of-
 Tered ID the shape of
 thihuahua. the richest
 of the Mexican states
 Co be given as a special
 pledge.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

Alas, poor nebulous thing, how thor 9ugaly you have given yourself away. Further comment is unnecessary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
ANTIooIE IS .-.. n-A-N ...... }. Nl | A. \.

TU7T'S HHlR DYE. GRAY HArr Oa WHlSRtH5 Changed in- stSnfIy- to n C;r0Ssy BLACK by a single 3D. pliention of this DYE. Sold by Druggists. or sent by cxurgss on rocclut r- E4.
 Ofi.e, f& Murray Street New ors. mrs FiagaAi oF JSEFiL fEeS.9TS FitE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

The feeble grow strong when Hos 'retters Stgmach .Bittefs ia used to promote assimila- tior of the food and cnriCh the blood. Indigestion tse chef obstacle co an acquisition of -,rcleh by the vrak.is uu aiiment which ufaliihly succlmhs totheLc- ton ot tiiis peer lcas Corre ctlVe. Loss ot dest and appetite. failure tO sleep. and growing evidence Of pre- mature decay, are
 p7edily yccuHtcrac- c . b. the great in-
 zarRut. which
 s and f0rtlhc= the
 For sG'e by all .Ily.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
TlIe Tax IrTy.

Tine Board of Supervisors this morn ing fixed the tax levy for the current
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
..rnrGH ON IT,m.-

"Rouah on I.chr cures humors, erup- tions. TingWorm, letter, salt Thsum' frosted feet. chI,5laIns.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

PS-i Inv. la ysf...-r,t.fr. r1,-t.5T-ssr, Inc re- suit of many years Of special nracti and hard study, which under my special advice has never failed of success in tEe cure 0l L0sE MANHOOD. PROsTNTOHRHEa. ETC ivt1-tf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
DR. SPiNNEY,

Sa. Is kr1~ny street san Franeiseo, Cal TF.af- aIl Chronic and special Diseases.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16
DR.ALLEN'S
PRryArE nrsPENssEY

SElk A-E blsEa-hNA@l. 2Gis kearny street. san Ersmei,ce, Gal. ESTABLISHED FOR THE SCIENTIFIC AND SPEEDY CURE OF CHRONIC. NEkN-
 OUS AND SPECIAL DISEASES. ENnTn-- n-aT
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

LstAllpNS. Silver Iaili1a ID ilsite, Myers district, 5s LeOpDiGo StgTubsrse lIclm nG and Ai1.on uines, Cabali district, AUgUss 2. Wan Sgui.uen, | IA Scaul.Ll. Frank Marion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-16

pCi.oEoA. --uE. g, ie'-- i. H.rEu,.AS, Ezq. SECRETARY ! p--ar.F-s TT,u-a CoNrAST.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
MIR. BEECHERS SAYINGS.

Mr.. Beechcr preached with his customary
force in Plymouth pulpit yesterday morning. Among
other thing. he said "No will understand the
Apostle Paul unless he is something OF poet or drama
fist, and philosopher"
1.-THE teachings of the Bible deep as the human
soul as deep God Himself"
at you old doctor OF divinity choc fun OF die
tionares and stayed IN his opinion as If made of
white oak the real meaning OF the Apostle you might
well beetle 10 lecture astronomy as TO try with
such rational iratonality to get sympathy with the
real subtle meaning"
"Men concentric. Unfolding within Unfolding; moro
boxes within boxes than carved Chinese curiosity"
"Many man might say that the sweat on his brow
was oil for the lamp of love"
The who lives only the outside OF his life IS
barbarian"
"somc sour on the outside but when you take
of the rind they sweet as oranges"
"TheTe amt mudhOlc il creation like mouth for be-
spatterng men,"
Christ IS ideal such Raphael might have de
pcted a novelist draws. He is zeal and practical
thing TO US"
1.-The unknown in human life IS far greater than tho
known"
{" There royal houses with mean folks In them and
mean houses with royal folks IN them"
Half the prayers Of men confessions OF sin. |
wonder God doesn't hate EN-. lie doesn't want you TO
show Him your eternal sores"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
HOLDING A CHURCH REUNION,

Thirty-six years have elapsed since the La
dies Home Missionary Society, the association which
founded the famous Five Points Mission the direct
means OF establishing what IS known the Had
ding Methodist Episcopal Church. in East seycntoenths
although 1t until SO that church built
the cite Of the present cdi1ce The church has had
among is pastors Of the most eminent clcrgymen
OF the Methodist Episcopal denomination including Dr.
Abel Stevens the author OF The History Of Method
ISM" Deacon r. Crooks, Of Drew Seminary, Madison,
~ j. and Dr. ". 7. Corb the present pastor being the
Rev. Nathan Hubben. The church, which rebuilt
last year, Is now under the auspices OF tho NcwYOrk
Church Extension and Missionary Society Yesterday
the congregation celebrated their thrtysixth
cary by holding services OF special character In the
morning the Rev DR.. John NJ. Reid missionary
secretary, preached, and I'm tho after
reunion OF former pastors. members and
friends ~ the church held when Bishop John Wal
den, of Chattanooga Tenn. presided and the Rev. Or. J.
r. Day, the Hrv. David ", Couch and the Rev. Nathan
Hubbel and Mr. Dkeman spoke. Tho latter, an old
whehoadcd man. asserted with pride that he preached
the last sermon IN the ohufch's old place Of Worship q
room over ecarren,es shop and the first sermon I'm The
present sanctuary Al the evening service the Rev Or
A n Sanford, superintendent of the New-lulk city
Church and Missionary Succty presided an eloquent
sermon was preached by nshup walden EoiNirrH wrte
sso held during the day FOR The nenhoia of tho Sabbath
tVhopl, " being HlHn tho Anniversary If the Nounr
peoples meeting Tho subscriptions to The chulc funds
curing the day amounted Ia $500,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
INTEMPERANCE AND THE COLORED
PEOPLE,

Chickering Hall was filled to ovcrfiowing
Yesterday at the ocular weekly meeting OF the American
Temperance Union Joseph A. Bogardus presided ana
Introduced John n searns Of the National Temperance
Society who spoke The Rev j. C. Price, president OF Zion
Wesleyan University in North Carolina, also spoken DO
half of his race coored people. in the South He said
IN substances Intemperance strikes at the happiness
OF the home Of the colored people and is assuming
alarming proportions. For $50 years tho negro lived In
this country without home and now that he has one
II horrible 10 think that Is destroying It. Rum Is
crppng the education Of the negro In South Carolina
the average time that public schools open is sixty
two and onehaf days, and In some other states not
more than one month in the year. The negro must
educate himself How can IL be done when men earn s.
aweek and women SIS month and spend large share
Of their earnings for quorl Rum debauohes and cor
rupts our citizenship The IN the South has but a
nominal citizenship today but the race is Increasing IN
numbers and In forty years will number 10 4,ooopoo
and be strong enough TO maintain It's rights Inc
proportion of negro marriages TO white people Is IN
100000 and the colored will not become extinct
from IL said that the negro Is lazy and
will Statistics show that the negro mas saved
since the 81 90 900 900 and added S2ooOOoOOo TO
the material welfare Of this country The yearly export
OF cotton bales England from the South Is to-day 100
acquired large tracts OF land I'm the South since the
have added largely TO this increase "
the export trade The negro has done well az could
be expected since he became free, with the machine
chop and factory closed against him and opposed by
cast prejudices and political persecution"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
TIE SUND1Y TRIBCNE.

Many features Of interest appeared in THE Sun
DAY TRIBUNE of yesterday in addition to full news
reports from all parts Of the world. Among them
may DO named a London letter on Wilson BarTetts
Hamlet" art dramatic, musical and social re-
views of the week; Experiences of a Stranger
Round About Town, Broadway Notebook " Tho
Story of Mary" etc. Following is q brief summary
of leading news topics:
FoRFIGN-The trial of Frederick J. Allen was
continued IN Dublin saturday. == Cases of chol-
era are still reported in Paris. -- The Mahdl was
reported to be north of Khartoum. Tile Chi
nese have been rcpulsed at Iamsul.
DOMTsTIC.-The latest returns mako no impor-
tant changes in the result for President. Several
changes in counties IN Ncw-YOrk confirm The be-
lief that the result he decided only BY the
official canvass. =- Four Republican and seven
Fusion Congressman were elected In Michigan.
Go The Democrats of the South continued their
celebrations. == triple murder was discovered
III Texas. - General lew died in Newport.
The COnlcy-1eemcr scull race at Pttsburg is oil.
CITY AND ADMINISTRATIONS over the cleo
ton ahated =- Virginia stolen by the Demo
Gratis. -=- Meeting of Democrats IN the Academy
of Music. -= The Metropolitan Company joins In
the gas consolidation scheme. -= John l.. Sulil-
van in training. - An order to show cause why
Referee Dwight should not be removed in the Marie
Garrison SUIT. == Five cent fares to be continued
on SUNDAYS -= Mayor Edison congratulated
Governor Cleveland.
Copies may still be obtained at this office. OF by
mail. Price 3 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-10
SUND1YSCHOOL BOYS WHO DhILL'

The sixteenth anniversary OF the Cor
nell Memorial Methodist Episcopal sundayscnool
was held yesterday afternoon In Grace onuron ;,
at sevcnty-sixthst and secondave J. b. ooinen
brother OF the deceased founder, presidea
Tho altar as decorated with roses which were traced
the figures sixteen The portraits of Misses sarah eWi'
zerand Hattie Stokes pupils who had died within the
hung from tho walls draped in mourning. superintendent
Rosemon reported an attendance Of 1921 puphs anu
4s teachers in the Sunday school. Ihe eheroi,o'
consisted OF singing and Rotations. Bishop Fowler
delivered address referring to the beneficial worA .,
the school and closing with wholesome advice ana mural
instruction TO the pupils r =,
novel feature OF this Sunday schools company ui
Zouaves composed Of boys from twelve 70 esn, uns
wears old They are furnished with cadet gun;
and are regularly drilled in the basement, ,,, y
the church The superintendent states that tne ,hep
company OF fifty shows great efficiency ana ,lat I'll n
companies will DO organized from the pupils uh -"
battalion IS raised. This ia something new, -, teep
superintendent, and we have done IL mainly 10 hp
the boys Of mischief and from visiting the low ths
saloons. or Joining the noisy gangs which hio'' WIZ
neighborhood."