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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
Army Changes.

By authority Of the Lieutenant Gen. eral of the Army, contained ID telegram from Headquarters Division of the Pacific, dated the 2lst instant, private James McC. Rutledge, troop M, sixth cavalry. whose term of servlce expires prior to September 30. 1881. k transfer red io troop G. fourth cavalry.
 Privates PItre Champagne and George Emerson. transferred from troop l., sixth cavalry, to troop F, fourth cavalry.
 Privates George Evans and John A. Murray, transferred from troop l., sixth cavalry, to troop H, fourth cavalry.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

Two brothers ot General E. A. Carr are m nbers ot the Chicago convention. One is chairm an of the Illinois delega- tion-General c. l.. Carr. The other Is Colonel D. O. Carr, of Napa, California. On Sunday morning the Illinois deleSa- ton paid their respects to the CallioT- nia delegation at the laiter's head olar;ers. C. E. Ca-r, in speech, asked that when tbe Californians got tired ot voting for Blaine to go Tor Logan. Chairman ". W. Morrow replied that .ha. gentleman, (C. l. Carr, ought 70 know his own brother, CD. O. Carr. well enough to know that he Gs one would stick to his first choice to the end, and that the entire delegation were similarly determined. General c. E. Carr was m Tucson last year. on visit 10 hls brother, General E. A. Carr. post com mander of Fort Lowell
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

One of the severes, sand-storms ever known in Tucson prevailed to-day about II o'clock and swinging signs were hurl- ed in every direction. The city was completely enveloped in dust and sand and a more disagreeable event was Dev' CT witnessed. The storm, happily, last ed but few minutes, but 1t was otsuth. cent force to cause all business men and others to close their doors and seek shel- ter in the house.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

Herr Albert Friedenthal IS preparing n grand farewell concert in Los Angeles previous to hrs departure for the East. His former performances in Los Angeles were highly successful. He is expected n our city in the latter part of this month. The preparations for bis con- cert are about to be made.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

On account of the continued large sales of Damiana Bitters I find 1t neces- sary to have an agency at Tucson. No tice IS hereby given that Msssrs. Hil- Anger k Patterson have this day been appointed agents of the celebrated and well known Damiana Bitters for Pima county and vicinity. LEWIS HEss,
 Sole Proprietor and Manufactures, No.
 r. Montgomery ave. San Francisco. :
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

On motion of councilman Cronly, seconded by councilman Levin, the Arizpua Mining Index was declared the official newspaper Of the city.
 Tce matter of placing m electric hght On Convent street was referred to She committee on streets with power t5 act.
 The license committee was requested tO attend to some matters concerning the issuing of lie nse.
 Council adjourned.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

The Phenix Exchange near the depot has had a ct neral ovefhauling, the walls are handsomely papered, the ceiling and other wood work painted and NIT Brown smiling behind the counter makes it popular resort for that part of the city. Call in and see him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

Ayers Sarsaparilla IS highly c ncen- trated extract of sarsapGrilla, and other blood purifying roots, combined with iodide of potassium and iron. Its con trol over scrofuious diseases IS une- qualled by any other medicine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

While the retail business of the city Is somewhai quiet at present, the whole sale dealers report q most gratifying ln- crease in their trade. One house to-day filled orders from Contention. Benson, Pantano. Papago, Gapsight, QuiIosoa. Riverside, American Flag, Oracle, Greatervlile and @ number of large mining camps.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
\ Morning Matinee.

Just after police court adjourned this morning It so happened that large party of city hall wags were present and they indulged in a good many remarks regarding the mayor and oouncilmen who are under indictment for mal- fsasance in office. Most of the accused" were present and enjoyed the fun Gs well as the outsiders. Ex-Alderman Parker wanted cell large enough to turn around in, but did not wish to be placed nearer than four cells from Coun- cilmau Etchells. Alderman Levin was not particular as regards companion ship, but preferred to be where he cOcld "see out" The Mayer had no choice but he proposed to make it warm for some parties lin the sweet bye and bye" Ex-Councilman AguIrTe had only returned from the QuijOtOas and was not posted on the situation of tffairs, but If he was to be confined he preferred tO be confined ID one of the Tucson and QuijotOa stage cOaches-he wanted to see the country. Councilman Etchells thought 1t would be pretty slicA" to get in place where he could enjoy some relief from daily toll. but he would insist on the privilege of going to church Sunday morning.
 Recorder Meyer said in case the "prisoners" were confined in the city ''yug" he would give them their places in the ranks of the mesquite brigade. He would put Levin and Parker to- gether, and then pair off Mayor Strauss and AgUirre. Councilman Etchells would be placed in n squad by himself and would be accorded the dignity of conductor of wheelbarrow.
 All parties enjoyed the iests, but the reporter was requested to say nothing a6out it and he has kept his word-to moderate extent
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

Is;dor Gotthelf. who has been with l.. Zeckendorf X O., for five years and who ia one Of the most reliable young hu'l- ness men in the city, has returned from Bishee where b. has Tor sometime been connected with the branch hou,e at that place and has taken charge of the ~hr ie- sale and retail grocery department in the tablishment of that firm in this city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN- 1N d@rsigned. the admiui-ir rator of the estate of Mm. C. keegan. deceart d. Co the creditors of and persons havi z claim- against sgId deced ent. @ present them tO sad sdministGator, with the Druper V. uchers st Otis s-Ore, corner Meyer and Pennington streets. m tucson, A. L., withiu four months after the hIst publication or thls noilce.
 JOHN W. DAVIS. A Administrator of the Estate of W, C. Keegan decessed. IefHtG
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

Fine watch repairing a speclllty at J. A. Turner < O. s jewellers, c C1ngress and Meyer streets. Money advanced on watches. dlauonds and iewelry. d&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07


 Ihc Doctor wi. agree to forfeit sI. .oOo for a case undertaken n1t Cured. iEe reason many cannot get curei O- weakness and the GeOve dls- Co -e~ Is ovvlnl. Co a com plcatlOn. called fEOS- IAIUHKHER uita H. lEAAESIHlA, which UIfes spe, ial treatment
 pR. LTEBIa's INN4GoEN.OE. No. Q. with our De- cunar sieciGl treatment. IS tGe only cure for fEOsT NTokRHEA. Hy lt Manhood IS restored and the hand of time moved back from age tO yocth.
 If pimples appear on the face. if you become stless and Respondent, look uu for the com- plcatIon with 'itsi eakuess and loss of Vital I'y known as ProstatoTrhea. hundreds oi lives lave been lost for the want of proper treatment for this complication. and thousands have lost all theIr property and pleasure m life from it's effects.
 Pricc Of either InYigoratOr, Ss. Case O SIX bottles. SlO. Sent Co any address covered ecurely from ObservatIOn.
 Dr. L;c5ig d Co. treat successfully by HO- mUopa hy every form of SPECIAL, PRIVATE 2 IMEONlC DlSEASE without mercury or nau~eous drugs. If vitality Is drained rum the body numerous diseases follow that batie Ordi- n -ry medical treatment Ii allowed tO continue the unnatural loss cAuees Consumption. DIabe- t--. rights Disease, Insanity, etc. Cures guar. autced. Diseases of the geuItO- Urinary organs sIdu- ys liver and bladder specIali treated. DIa- ESssS OF WOMEN sPEEDILN CCKsP.
 Qualified and e~ponsihle.- Dr. liebig & O., from kUbOFE. are Orl;arlzed m compliance ~tth the California Medical Law. Diploma prO- cured hy regular college educa lon, and are now in their nineteenth year ut special practice. To PEOyE THE WONDERFUL POWEE of the IN NlGOkaTOk S2 BuTr- D GIVEN OR SENT FEEE. Generalization free and private.
 Cal! or address
 LITBIG DISPENSs2Y
 4O0 0Geary street. san Francisco. Cal. Private enrrBnte e. suj Mason street. four blocks up Geary street from K,aruy. Nam entrance through DIsUeu-c-y Drug Stofe. Oci6dNw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
From CIObe-sOme Interesting Figures.


 The present outlook of this sectIon is in keeping wi;h the balance of this ter ritory not excepting the a. p. The Sil- yer Era Smelling Company will be ready to start their smelter next week and expect to be able to turn out Sl.OO0 per day. They have at present over 1JO tons of silver ore at the smelter. At the present moment Mir. Sweeney late of the Benson smelter has tine manage ment of the smelter which has a capaci- ty for putting through 10 to F tons every 2I hours. The Fame mine is developing finely and will soon be shipping bullion again.
 The old Dominion. This company has turned out more bullion this month from the Globe miue than ever before. Tbelr output will reach 4S0 tons of cop Der bullion taken from 2,790 tons of ore, or an average working of about r per cent, the fineness of the bullion will run up to 8 per cent; the manage nent and success Of this big under taking Is principally due tO NIT. J. A. Cauaya1, tbe smelier in charge, and Captain HOskins, late of Lake Superior, for the large production from the mine These gentlemen fully understand their business and may be considered pro- ficirnt in every detail as far as mining and smel,ing goes. The foundation for tbe new huisling works Is about com pleted and will remain a monument to Captain Thomas as an original way Cf building and setting an engiue. The hosting works and all connexions will when completed cost about SlJ.OOO, all in place.
 Globe is in more need of q railroad than Bnything else; as to mills, these We have, but on account of being located so far from railroad communication We are are unable tO work them protitably and every one here is looking forward tD a great boom in this camp when 1t IS once definitely settled that we are 10 have one here in the near future; Tue son give us an outlet In return our trade k yours. You will find below an approximation as to what 1t cost the Old Dominion for its last months pro duciion and an approximation of the profit:
 Production of crude copper bullion,
 imuted for sl days n May, t-us---- lslMn lsss par ceut---------------- Nh' rine bullinu. s-- SO tO or iu tounds -.... gi0 silGl Valued ID Baltimore. Ht Is's cents per pound -------Si-f'Vp' u' Total valu- of output for month of
 May m Baltimore. l-f,up uU Expenses spprOximated foi labor:
 Labor at mIne. 5O men at Sl. S2sO per day. or for Sl lGEys-------------------S e,noJ u Fifty men at smelteTs al Si, q O Der -. .. To.sl I,bor fer May Ii.ss0 O. an ITi.enJeni. forenleu. etc,-.---. goo O. Grand total for laNar- -------S I7 2sU co rowd.r. fuse. candles. etC------------- Z,lup ~ Fifteen ions coke per day. 4t1 tons per month of sl dave. At S6j per ton S---1 U Tso huuuref and seventeen cords Uf WOOL. at s7 aD----------------------- l-o-s u Iunib ------------------------ I.s0J ul
 tiIore I,,,,1 o'o af siS or ion .'-- 2I.0Oi OJ R f.nire go tons of bnIlioa. ai 5 I2.OOo ol Commission for for~ arding isO ton. - Inc,denrals for rm0.lth------------- ao 0 raxes ctr - 2D U ! Grnnd total cost of production and
 freight to Raltllaore- e-------.-s s7 q5' OC | Prott for 39.Ois Ot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

Every body is swearing about the nOn- arrival of the eastern mail. The man to swear at Is the postmaster because he is solely responsible for the washOuts on the Santa Fe road.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
Thts Grea

hts req
 Streu gth c n In z
 Remedy and Nerve
 TONIC is the ltRiti- mate result of over
 twenty years of prac- iCal experience. and CUEES WlIu UN- FAILING CEKTtlN- TI Nervous and IEy- . sical Debility, Semi- ral Weakness, SpeT-
 matorrhUa. HrOsts
 s..rrf. frsa Ersrasl1rrsa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

lnpoteucy. Exhausted Niishtv, Premature De
 ,liI. and LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all Its complications. and from whatever cause produced. IteariChos and purlhes the blood
 ,treuythen the Nerves, Brain, Muscle-, Dlges- .luu, Reproductive Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties 10 stoHs any unnatural debll. .fgi.ng drain upon the system, preventing luvol
 lfraIy ln=ses debihtatInC dreams. seminal .uzses vrth tho urtue etc.. so desf ruc'i7e e mud and body. lt is cure cllmiua.yr ot all SIDNEY ANb Rt ADDER COMfLAlNIr. H -rrtai1s no injurious ingredients. To those .rilrrins from tkc evil effects of youthful intltsrrefion- or CNces-es. n speedy. thor
 sush and permanent tshE ts s.t AkAN- FEED. prlce S2 DO per bottle. or nve bottles n ra-e with full directions and advice, SlO
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
THE Great English Remedy!

Is . 0sver-falIing curf flor Nervous Debility
 Exhausted Vitality
 SsmInal Nleakn es-
 sperInstOrrh0a. LOST MANHOOD. lmyoten
 Icy, Paralysis. PrOstat or .rhGa and all the terri 'b,s effects of Seif Abuse, youthful fOllies and eXcesoss in mature ears-such As lOss O lemon. | .assitutie. Noe
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
MANHOOD

,ry using the : ear
 .NItalizer. the hInc
 ,Ofail Kesforative-. -=-=a=
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

Ss. IT Kearny street. san Tranciscs. Cal. Treat, all Chronic and special Diseases.
 YOUNG MEN 1A HO MAY EE SUFFERING thOM IHE " @ co of youthful fOllies or indiscretion, .lu au Neli Co avail themselves of thls. the -r-a'e-t ho.r evsr bad at the altar of suffering snrnauity. lr. SrtNNEi will guarantee Co ior- -.It s-UU fut syrry ca-e 1f Seminal Neaknees or arivate tii-eass of any kind or character which 10 undertakes and fails Co cure.
 MIDDE.-NGED dEN.
 Thare arc many at the age of thirty to sixty yho aro troubled vi.h too frequent eTacuatlons If th. bladder. often accompanied by a sight yrna-tiu4 or burning sensation and a weakening 4 the system In @ manner the patient cannot &C., count for. On examining the urinary depOsits a TOD, -edlment Rill often be found, and sone- .irrss small particles of slbumen 1lll appear. or .h.. color wiil be of thin milkIsh hue, again .hare.ug to a dark and torpid appearance. Therp are many men who dIe ot tAls difficulty, y1urart of tho rause, Nhich is the second stage ss -em.ual weakusss. D-. S. Vili gunrant ee a 1arfect cure Iu an such casH- and health. res- .1rs-ion of tho geuito-ursuary orsa1--
 U.fcs H0urr-iU to and Co -. oluHIys. IrUm iJ Go n a. ID. Consultation free Thorough ex- lrli~ItIon and aiylce, q.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
THE GREAT tYTI-SYPHILITIC.

Ls Richau'. Goid.n EsI-am So. Cure. ChGncre5, first and secOui -tage-; Sores on tn Legs and Body; Syrh.ltic ta-Grrh, di-ea-e' Scalp and all prImnry forms Of tte diseUs@ Price. e. .OO per bottle Ia RIerau'- Golden BaI~am No. Cue. Tertiary. MercurIaL Syphllluc Eheumhtlsn Pa,u- m the E1ncs. Ulcerated lnrua', >{ plil itie Rash. Lamps. eTc.. and ericIc1teS ali di~ eases from the system, whether caused by tt' treatussnt or abuse of mercury, leHv.Ee To. blood purO and healthy. Price. SJ.Oo re. bottle.
 Le Richal'S Golden ~pani>h An'idot" '"' tho cure of Gouorrhsa. Gleet. etc Fri"e ss 60 per bottle. Ie Richuu's Go'deu -pnni-h Objection. 2 wash for tho cure of 1lrot Stric'urrs. 'sca-e Of the Urcths and Bi iier. etc. s'ric". ei.'' per bot ic
 Ie i.irhau's Golden ,'t"tnent for tho efs tive healing of SyphiliJic Sorrs and t-up'ionr, Price. SI DOT bottle. Also agents for Le RichIn'- ""id'n fti for Weakness loss of Phy-Iru p1Ners. and hi di-eAses arising from ahu-' and eNceas tr- ovcrWurk. Price. $500 pr Box Sent everywhers. c. O. D. securely pseksd EHi express.
 C.F KICHAEu@ S co. Agents.
 4yT 4 f2q Sansorre street. Corner Clay
 Sr- Frr~f-r=rf'. Cal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,

lCCscic,t G, show its merit. will Do sent to any .re s.uplyiug by letter, stating hIs symptoms .Isl aae. Cotumunicgtions strictly couhdeE'ih
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
The Arctic Ice NurEs.

"e new works of the Arctic Ice
 -.t'ahy adjoining the electric light As' started up this morning and will cs,.a.." running instantly. The nar SI''! S! oI The works is about ten tons r, 6si .iE. uay. The machinery IS all new and Gi 1;L ,h9 latest improved style and works axe ;. a charm. The es,,hli shment with wo,L:.l u' new machinerg md curious
 tugs IS well worth going To see.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

caruAi rmlssluu, Aversion Co soclsCy, Dlmues oi Vision. Noises in the Head: the vital fluid passing ulobseryec Tn the urine, and many other diseasce that lead to insanity and death.
 Dk. MlNIIE Wl!l agree to fOrfeit Five nun lTsd Dollars for case or this klEd the Vita t:eHtorzfiye under his special advice and treatuent) will not cure, or for anything impure or injurious found m it. DR. MlAI4k treSts all IgiVste Diseases successfully without mer- cury. Consultation free. Thorough exSmIns- ricn and advice including analysis Of urine e5CD. Price of tho Vital Restorative $500 a bot tis or four times the quantity, SiUoO; sent 70 ary aIdfess upon receipt of rrice CT C. c. D. aecure fcJEu observation. and lu lTITate lamS ,ls1ired. by \. E. NiNIIE M. D.
 lI saarny Street San Francisco, Cal.
 SAMPLE EOTILE FREE on application b. ,etto- ststing symptoms. sex and age. Coumu- nicR-ions strict ' cluhdentisl.
 nss sINTg E'S Kidney Remedy NePh- reticurl. cures all tiuds Of Kidney and higcocI Complaints, GoEorrtUa, Gicet, LsuccrrtQ A. For cla by ell drugaists; Si a bottle SIX Eo,tiss Ger 3a.
 Ot. 1s .STlE'S DaatsIion EiiIs are the bort rr-. cheapest DyaPepsia and Bilious cure m .te rsskat. For ,ale bs all dFusgieis- iSidd~
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
DR. C. D. SAlFIELO,

EtG Rcarncy Street, san Franeisco, Cal,
 Consultarions strictly confidential, by letter pr gt olice EEE. For tho convenience or pa- leuts. and in order Co insure perfect secrecy. l -aTs adopted a UTtvAte address. under which all 1gc <a.,cs are fOrVarded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07

o'clock this afternoon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
lL, VI ,-IrI nn,PIIhI n nEiPEEIENtE.
Dl~EA-I~ or AN.
DR. ALIES
2bls Kearnv sfreef- snn !

2b-5 kearuy street. san Franclsco, tal-
 P. S.-l have a VEGETABLE COMPOUND, t1e re- sul- of many years Of special practl ard hard study. which under my special advice has never failed of success in the cure of LoST MANHOOD. PRoSIArORRHEA. ETC. no-o nn1
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST

fNE. ALLAN. A iS WELL KNOWN, lS A 4 J r.e4I.r r-sdua--d Physician. educated at .s..-r.lr.-r College and J1Iver5Ity 1f Michigan. -l, E.- dsTp-rd a lifetime, and is acknOwl- .4c,.i to ba Che s1u-t expert surgeon ln hls sDO- ..-..rs ..- s. .. p.crrr rurer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
LITRiG DIsPENsiRY

S0O GcGry strcat san Francisco, Cal. Private entrance. tg5 Nasun street. four blocks up Geary street from K,aruy. Nam entrance thrUugu DIsueu-cry Drug Store. Ocl6diSw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
.DR.ALLEN'S

PRIVATE Bi~PENSNEn. ssss Eearay street. -1n tran't,s9, tai-, .lt t.tI~HF p FUa THE -' lENIlIit AND s9If fiIY rfrHF OF CHRONIC. NEEF-
 GJSAND -gECINL Ul-LASE5-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-06-07
DR. SpINNEY,
YOUNG MEN

No IT Kearny street san Trancisco, Cnl. Treats all Chronic and special Diseases.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-27

When the Franco-German war broke out
Mile. Liz again put on her soldier clothes.
enlisted in free corps, and soon afterward
again became lieutenant and took part in
the fight at Bourgonce-Nom patelise She
was called Lieut.. Tony, the name given to
her by the Polish patriots. She proved her
self brave fighter as well as kiDj-hearted
woman, and her iabors for the relief of the
wounded were indefatigable. When her
company became part of the army of Carl
baldi she devoted herself exclusively to the
anbulances. At the close of the war she
resumed her duties as postmistress, but soon
began to suffer from rheumatism, which she
had contracted during the campaign. the
hardships Of which proved to much for her.
She resigned, and the government then
gave her charge of tobacco bureau at Bor-
deaux. She moves about on crutches Her
soldierly conduct won many honors. In ~
the government conferred upon her gold
medal of the class, as well as the bronze
cross of the ambulances. Gen. Charlotte in
'13 sent her the medal of the PontificaI
Zouayes. while the ladies Of Alsace presen-
ted her with splendid sword of honor; and
this year the chief secretary of the Nationa
Society for the Encouragement Of Good Con-
duct NJ. Honore Arnoul, also sent her a
medal Of honor. Gen. Faidherbe, the Grand
Chancellor OF the Legion Of Honor, is
about to present her with the cross Of the
Legion
Two other French women, Nile Dodu and
Nine Jarretout, have also been decorated
FOX bravery daring the war Of 1901.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-27
iShakff,a O,fnkers.

The peculiar sect known as the Shaking
Quakers" deserve credit for many of the USE
full inventions of the present. More than,
half century ago they first originated the
drying of sweet corn for food, and they first
raised, papered and vended garden seeds in
the present styles. From their first methods
of preparing medicinal roots and herbs for
market sprung the immense patent medicine
trade. They began the broom-corn business.
The first buzz-saw was made by the Shakers
at New Lebanon. This is now in the Alba
ny Geological Hall. The Shakers invented
metallic pens, first made of brass and silver.
ALI distilled liquors were abandoned as q
beverage by the Shakers sixty years ago, and
during the past forty years no fermented
liquor of any sort has been used, except as a
medicine. Pork and tobacco are also num-
bered among the forbidden artlcles.D
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-27
MY SECOND LOVE.


have a confession to make, my wife;
have fallen in love again.
And think the young lady returns my love;
Oh! amt I the worst Of men!
She is younger than you,. this new-found love
And her cheek is softer, ween;
Her hair is fairer than threads Of gold,
And her feet are the smallest I've seen.
She loves me, think, though she says not so;
For she smiles when she sees my face,
And often rests in my arms content,
When hold her In close embrace.
love her as truly as man ever loved;
miss her what time she's away,
And the smile with which she bade me goo d-byt
1t blesses me through the day.
And now, my precious, confess the truth;
Come! Say you are jealous, do
Before l tell you my two true loves
Are my baby Bella and you.
-WSW s, FurbiS, in The Crescent.