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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-08

Oakley Hall. formerly Mayor
New 81 9rk, has Joined . London firm /
solicitors, a.sE
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-02-08

Sophie Croisetse, the actress and
Stern, an a American banker ia Paris,
we're narried iii that city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-25
OVER IBgi, CITY.
"A merry Christina, to all, and to

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7'ocN'hES'
Santa. Claus is here, and the midget
are more than happy.
EVERYTHING in the dry goods line Mt
| c. Robinson's.
Fine gold-hcadcd canes. suitable for
Christmas presents, at Hers.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-25

Mrs, Parsons. no Preston st. Ilous-
ton, say: "llaving used Browns
Iron Bittor- for maiarial foyer, indi-
gc,tion snd as a tonic, | take pleasure
in endorsing il H. u standard remedy
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-25
SLEEPER, CLIFTON & CO. S

Reliable Roots and shoes We are working for
your trade We want II No house in the STATE
has any advantages over US We offer yn',
every advantage that reliable dealer can oH,r
its patrons. Come and see Us We are luukiuL
for you, and are standing ready 10 show ,ou a
very choice stock OF Boots and shoes for much
less money than they can be- had tor , lsvp. mere.
SLEEPER. CLIFTON X Go.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-25

Our holiday goods must br ,old be
fore Christmas day. Price l. no OBJ
jeCt, for We need the money and need
1t badly No one can or willduplicatc
our prices IN toys, vases or any other
christmas Wareh, for old or vOunx.
Cali on US and assure yourself of tue
above. Mas. ELLA : Cones,
Fashion Bazaar.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-25

"Wednesday evening the pupils OF
Prot liamer's school. at Robinson
entertained a goodly a>sembllge OF
relative, and friends 10y an exhibition
consisting Of defamation, recitation,
dialogue and other devices wlercwitl
the young idea j. wont 10 a,toni-h and
crafty tine children Of larger growth
The event was successful to II most
marked degree, and reelected much
credit on the scholar, and their very
efficient prCccptOr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-12-25
BOOTS AND SHOES !

People will talk people VIII tell and thcy
al! TO man, woman and child tell you OF
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-04
COAST NOTES.

At Springfield, Humboldt county,
on Saturday, a man by the name of
Mike Tarbet, while working in the
sawmill, was caught in the betting
and instantly killed.
A dispatch from Los Angels
dated Saturday says Charles Kent,
ex-senator from Nevada county,
who was reported as missing, passed
through that city about ten days
ago on his way to Tucson or Ell
Paso. He was in usual health.
On Saturday at Victoria three
houses in Chinatown were burned.
One young Chinese girl perished
and two others are scorched so
bad as to render their recovery
is doubtful. The fire originated
from coal oil, which was used to
quicken the kindling of fire.
The water in the San Joaquin
river is. very high, but the levees
are considered safe, as men are
watching the principal points of
weakness on Roberts island. A
small break in the levce occurred
near Whiskey Slough on Saturday,
but it was repaired without dam
age.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-04

also keep on hand New Wagons. Buck.
boards, Carriages, etc excelled ~ none in the
State, for sale CHEAP FOR CASH. l have
ing, having In my employ one Of the bes. shoera
in Nevada. Grateful for liberal patronag
heretofore bestowed, intend to merit its con-
tiuuance by fair dealing, good workmanship
and low charges.
w. ID. TORREYSON.
mArcho
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20

The conduct of the somnambulist living with her uncle, near Montreal, excites much attention. One even. ing, recently, when she was found walking in her sleep, gentleman, procuring pen and paper, requestt d her to write letter. She obey ed mechanically, and, sitting down, wrote no,e to an absent friend, cor rect in every respect, although her eyes at the same tune were closed. A singular fact was that .he writing throughout was excellent, the ~oro> being written precisely along the lines. At times she cOnversei while in this state quite freely and correct. ly. Rec enrl,, though exhibiting the same symptoms, she has kept her eye, open, which, however, only give vacant stare. On one occasion, while starting out for d drive, she becam, unconscious, ard the next moment revived, only to be found in her ole state. She was asked ,o drive, and. al the budding of iiiend, took tn, reins. On returning home she be- came herself again, and, when ac- quamied with her strange actions, felt greatly surprised. Th- young lady Is about IS years of age.
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20
Treatment of Criminals.

A somewhat remarkable account appears in the Paris Temps of the way in which persons convicted of murder are treated in some of the European states where capital punishment is either abolished or never enforced. In Belgium it appears that many mur- derers, who are confined under life sentences, may De seen going about unshackSd or working at some easy occupation, like toy-making, in cells that have been made to look home like with pictures and other little things which the convic; has bought Out of his earnings. This is one way of punishing murderers, because the King Is too tender hearted to allow capital sentence to take effect The other side of the picture is shown in Italy, where conscientious scruplec also prevent the eXecutioner from do- ins his duty. Pdssamante, who tried to murder King Humbert in ,S7S, is confined 10 the island of Elba. He IS secured to the wall of an almost dark cell by chain five feet in length, which is riveted to an iron ring around his ankle, ard which does not allow him to take more than one step in any direction. His keep CTS are forbidden to speak to him ol answer his questions. He has become imbecile. The most sensatioha French novelist never invented an, thing worse than that of the Bastilt in i;s pa!miest days:-Cor. Chicago Times.
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20
Tho TrOttlng kecof,..

A summary oftrotting re cords show that the '.best time" for mile heat
 has been lowered sixteen and one
 fourth seconds or more than quar
 ter of minute in the last quarter O! a century. The best time up to 1856 was that of Lady Suffolk, a;2oH; ther Flora Temple, an old time favorite. reduced il to s;s5H and subsequent ly to s,i9A. Dexter was the next 10 break the record, but in turn gave place to Goldsmith Maid, who, be. ginning with s:i7, in 1871, got down 10 s:I4 in 1874, and for four year, reigned as queen. Rarus, with s:ISH, took her place at the head nf the list in 1878, but gave way the next year 10 St. Julien, Sho in succeeding years reduced the record to a;IIH. Then came Maud S., who began with a:IoA in 1880, reduced it to a;IoH in 1881, and has remained "Queen" to the present time, with final record of a;o9A, except for the single day when Jay'Eye. See had ,he then best record of s:Io. The improvement shat has been going on and that seems destined to continue, is not al together due to breeding, but also to better training, better tracks and sulkies and better equipments for the horses. And this development all along the line has taken place not only for the benefit of these leading horses, but for all racers and for ami mals that never pass under the wire.
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20

A fashionable young lady at the Grand Union, in Saratoga, gives the following account ofher silver poodle: "He's daisy, he is. So nice and clever. He has his tooth brush ana keeps just as still when the maid uses it wr,h powder. He barks to have his hair oiled and combed, and takes a shampoo with perfect delight. When he gees to bed he lays his head on the pillow and goes 10 sleep like 2 tired boy: It's lots of work caring for the brute, though. There's one thing Pm thankful for, he's alway' dressed fer the morning. Gam bridge IT bune.
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20
Grand anyon oi the Colorado.

At the last meeting of the Academ,
 t Sciences, San Francisco, Prof Davidson spoke of his recent visit l.,
 he Grand Canyon of the Colorad, It point I66 miles east of tn, Needles, on the Atlantic x Pacih, railroad, which required only aIH hours time and an expense of sIo fol horses and guide and 5 cents q meal He saw vertical walls ?. 700 feet high, 6.,oo feet above sea level, where tn, Colorado river was r0o feet deep, and can not imagine anything grander than the effect of sunset shining on these walls, only 'o' from vertical, composed of different colored rocks, red sandstone, and the black over hanging rocks. The temperature wa, S60 Fahrenheit:
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20

A Methodist minister once started a church in young western town, but for want of pecuniary support wa, soon obliged to abandon it. Hi, farewell sermon to the luke warm brethren was characterized by more than elegance. He ended thus: "At The last day the Lord will say to St Peter-Where is your flock? And St. Peter will answer, here Lord. He will say to Calvin-And where are yo-r sheep? and Calvin will reply, here Lord, and so all the shepherds can answer. But when he asks me, Where are your sheep? how will you feel when l am compelled to say Lord 1 havn't any, mine are hogs.
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20

MT. Jas E. Duncan is out in a [ I'd in the Cochise Record, announc ing himself as a candidate for cleo. { on to the office of Councilman from Cochise county. NIT. Duncan claims that he received the nom nation from the Democratic convention on ,h, first ballot, but by ruling of tho chairman another ballot was taken which proved disastrous to him:
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20

The making of wood flour, which is similar to wood pIlp, is the chiei industry of the Cat Kill mountains. New York, ard it bids fair 10 demor- allze the forests. It was first manu-- factured in the Catskills about nine years ago, and now over twenty mills are in full blast.-Albany Journal.
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20

The Clarion ssys, the man who as pres to public office and can't give brains and character in return for the honor conferred, if elect,d, is no bet fer than any other obtainer of goods under false pretenses.
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20

Ex-Chicf Justice C.. G. W. French writes from San Francisco that he will visit the New England states and taFe an active part in the campaign for Blaine and Logan, after which he will return to Prescott, which place he proposes to make his home.
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20

Mir. w. W. Hayward has severed his connection with the Arizora Citi gen. He will stl continue to make Tursen his home.
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20

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 Ordinary Cases-Any recent case of spec ial prva diseases cured lor SIo. Reme- dies sufficient 10 cure wlll be promptly sent with luli directions q. d advice, on receipt o SIo All packages are securely covered iron observation.
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The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20
THROUGH TICKETS

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 w C DENNI-ON,
 General Passenger Agent. F.M SMITH General Supt.
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20

When lIoStet,ti'S stomach 'il,er> is used to promote assimilation of the food ard enricl, the blnod. Indig, ,s,ton, the chief obstacle lo an acquisition of strength by the weak, is an ailnier' which ialibly succumbs { the ac- ton of thS peerless corrective Loss of flesh and apetile, failure to sleep, and growing i- dence of premature decay, are speedily cou teract d by the great fnvigorant, which braces up the physical energies and foriies tLe con >uuton against disease. For sale by all druggists and dealers generally
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20
I;6nng Ahn

on the iacI1c Coast.
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 And Middle. Aged Men. who are suffering rom the effects oi Youthful lndiscreiions 0, ExceSN in maiurer years, Der ouS and lhysi cal Debility. Impotence, o>t Manhood, con fusion of ideas, dull eyes aver,i n to society dependency, pimpleS on the face, loss of en erg> and memory, frequency of uiinating. etc Remember, that by a combination of Vrgela. ble Remedies of great curative power, ,h, Doct I has SD arranged his treatment that il will not only afford immediate relief bnt per. man.nt cure.
 UosbiIoi Experience, (llaving been surgeon m charge oftwo lead 2 hoSpiisis) enables me 10 treat all private troubles with excellent results. lwish il dis. tinciy understood that l do claim 10 per. l/m Iml possibilities. or to have miraculous or supernatural power. l claim only to be |. sKILLFUL and SUCCESSFUL Phy sician and Sur geon, thoroughly informed il my specially -
 DiseaSes of lian.
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The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20
DR. LIEBIG
DISfENSARY,

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 This ollege Institute for the cure of all si.ecial, complicated and 90 called incurabIe di-eas ,s. Dr. l.iebigs German In vigorator Is positively guaran teed to cure nervous ana phys. ical debility, weakness, lo>i manhood. loss ol energy. ring Ing and dizziness in the heal, melancholy. hopeless feeling, and all the results oi yourinui impudence and excesses 0 mature years. The toclor i a regular College physician and Will agree to | rie; on, th. usand dUllarS'ior a case ih, ln,igoralor will not cure, un der special treatment ana ad wee.
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The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20

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 Dr. Mintie, who is regular graduated phy- s,cian will agree to forfeit Five hundred Dol lars for case of this kind the Vital Restora- live under his special advice and treatment will not cure, or for anything impure or inju- rlous found in it. Dr. Minute treats all pri- ,ate diseases successfully without mercury Consultation free. A thorough examination and advice. including an analysis of the urine S. Price of Vital &estoraltc,Si. 50 I bottle or four times the qIantity, $; sent to any address upon receipt of price. or C. o. D.. secure from observation. and Tn priva name If desired, by A. E. MlNTlE, M. b., No. T.. Kearney Street. San Francisco, California.
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 pr. Mim,ics Kidney Remedy Nephc,i.um cures all kinds oi Kidney and Bladder com plaints, Gonorrhoca, Gleet Leucorrhea. Foi sale by all druggists, si bottle, six bottle, for $.
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The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20
The Great English
 REMEDY.

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 hess, spermalorrhoeS. .os; Manhood, lmpo. I teney, Paralysis. ana Ia q all the terrible ei, ! fleets "f self abuse, youthful f lie, nd ex
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST,

THE EXPERT SPECIALIST, nR ALLEN ASIS WEI l. KNOWN, IS A REGU lJlar graduated Physician educated al Bow dom College and University of Nichisau. He has devoted lifetime to. and k acknow ledged to be, he most expert Surgeon in his specially on the Pacific Coast.
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-20
keH'. SHDiHnEaey.

40. " hraynty Sreef, TREATS ALL SPECIAL. ANDCIIRONI,
 MISE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
MINE0LA.
4 Brief Chat With Gov. Ireland What
He Says and Thinks Of the
Martin Interview.

Special TO the Gazette.
Mineola, April 4--Seated In the reg
ular passenger coach found Gov. Ire
land en- his way from Terrell Il
1roupe. AT Terrell he had inspected
| the new as, lum foundation and woulc
next take look at the penitentiary al
/ Rdsk.
There is nothing peculiar or striking
| in GOV. Ireland's personal appearance
while travelling. No doubt very many
of his fellOw-passengers rs they came
on aud went off of the train, Were not
aware of the presence of the chicl
executive of the state. Dressed In an
crdiu..'v gray suit, topped by u SIR
hal, he sat alonea peruslhs the w
zE1rE, as your representative maze
bold to intrude upon his quiet,
II am out on little TIP to the state
institutions he said, as he took oil
his spectacles and appeared to resign
himself TO the unmercilul questioninga
of n newspaper man; and OF course the
ouestionings were readily forthcom-
ing, but the governor smilingly said:
al do not now want to discuss men or
measures, ut least in the sense oil an
interview and for half an hour after
wards he freely chatted upon such
matters as directly pertained to the
state institutions and their welfare.
He especially commended the man
agemcnt of the asylum at Austin, the
progress Of the work at Terrell, and
expected to find at Ru;k quite rs
much to speak well of.
ibid you see that interview Of
Lieut.. Gov. Martin in the Galveston
News,n | asked the governor.
"Ges," said he, "and | must say
that it was the very first intimatiOn
that ever had that Lieut-Goy. Mar
tin was not IN accord with me. ] can
only say | am much surprised, AS
know that both himself and his friends
will be when they learn Of what is
stated. have always consulted Mr..
Martin on all important measures,
have taken him fully into my conf
dence, aud If he never asented to
what was proposed, he gave me no evil
dence of disagreeing with Inc; hence
when he makes the statements accred-
tied to him by the News, it comes to
me as an entire surprise"
The governor seemed to intimate
that the News commissioner had pos
sibly put stronger language IN Mr..
Martins mouth than the latter used,
In fact, he seemed to doubt if Mr..
Martin was correctly reported.
Gov. Ireland, Col. Leary and Wal
ter Tipps, as members of the peniten-
tiary board, go on to Rusk in the
DIR. John l.. Ennis and 100 land
seekers are lying over night here.
! hey will stop at Dallas and Fort
Worth tomorrow, and are bound for
Big Springs. The party is composed
of well-to-do and desirable citizens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
GAINESVILLE.
Fridays Races--Rare Sport anu q nay
of Enjoyment-Winners
and Losers.

Special to the Gazette.
Gainesville, April !. Friday was
n biz day. The business houses showed
their nnpreciaton Of the manage
ment's efforts by closing and giving
employees and employers an oppOrtu-
nifty to take I'm the days sport. The
dav was delightful, ana the pro.
gramnie varied. The fist sport was
a race by Miss Nellie Burke on Wild
Bill and Der pack of hounds. IL was
highly entertaining.
The first race was the trnt OF the 2:25
class for n purse of $500. The entries
were Bonham, Executor and May III.
Will l}euham won the first heat in
2:2Dl, Executor second and May II,
third.
Second heat. VIII Benham won In
2:27l, with Executor second and May
Ii. third.
The free-for.all pace came
next fer n purse of $3.50.
Entries. Richball, Fuller and West
mont. The first race was dead heat,
Richball and Fuller coming out even
in 2:lT. The second, third aud fourth
heats were won by Richball in BPS,
2.2l, 2;22l respectively, with Westmont
second in the second and third heats
Great excitement and cheering was in
dulged in, though both Wetmont and
Fuller are great iavorites here.
The, chariot race between Miss
Burke and Prof. Beardsley was per-
formed in the brief space of 1:5j.
The Roman standing race was new
feature, and highly creditable to the
riders.
The mile heat running race closed
the day, though other features were on
the programme. The entries were
Olivette, Frank Harper and Heartless.
Olivette won in two straight heats in
l:l7 each heat. Heartless was dis
tanced the first time, and Frank Har-
per second.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-05
PARIS.
Rabbi LOwcnihalS Residence Burned
The Boy Preacher-A
New Bank.

Special to the Gazette.
Paris, April Am alarm of fire
about l:3O this morning developed the
fact that the residence of Rabbi Low
enthal was on fire. For few mo-
ments the surrounding property was
in considerable danger. The stiffness
of the night however prevented any
further damage than the entire de-
struction of the house and its contents.
The house was owned by Mr.. Thebo.
and was with contents fully insured.
Denseiy packed congregations listen
nightly to the preaching of Rev. II.
q. Pearson at the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church.
Paris Is u have national bank at
once, as steps have been taken to Sc.
cure the capital necessary. One hun.
dred thousand dollars has been sub
scribed. Among the largest stock.
holders are Col, Aiken, Col. Hicks,
Frank Fitz Hugh, Judge Il. X. Gaines,
j. *. Bywaters, j. ID. Thomas. j. +,
McMurray ard Messrs. Martin 4
Wise. The mere mention OF these
names will give strength to the move.
ment, and will secure its success. Col
Aiken has long been identified with
the wealth and prosperity OF our city
and continually manifesis desire t.
see the town develop and grow. The
other gentlemen are also known a:
men of sterling business integrity. anC
are all closely related to the bushes.
| prosperity