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Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
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Pardenisg.

In reply to those who have, in
their superior wisdom, snimsdvsrted
unkiDdly upon onr article Of two
weeks ago, headed Pardon,ng." We
snswer. The Act OF ti,s Territorial
Legislature creating the Board OF
Pardons was approved on March IL.
1885. Congress adjourned ON March
4, 1886, and has not since besn in
session. All Acts OF our Territorial
Legislature. to become laws, must be
first submitted to Congress -United
States Revised Statutes, Section
1850. This Act has not been
80 submitted aud has not there
fore. yet become law. aud the
psrdoning power without it rests 10
the hands Of the Governor. II We
are wrong in this notion, our errsr
can easily be demonstrated. a. il
Dnst rsst in one of two points fret.
that Section 1850 has been rspeHled; /;
second. that it's provisIons may bs
avoided. We desire honestly to be
convinced, il We are in error, a. up-
til We are, we must contest this and
oil ether Acts OF the 18th, aud this
even to the court OF last resort. In
oar article We intended NO uDkind
reflection on Governor Tritls.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
iTHEACuERGUs INDIANS
killing n Caatsans Inspec
tur--Crsalx's D0ings.

A dispatch from Tombstone, dated
June 10Th, says: Conrivrs and resi-
dents from Bisb-e arrived this MORN
ing With the InisIlig"i.es Of the Kill.
ing by Apsehes Of William A. Dsa.
ie!s, mounted Inspector "t CastooI..
Lar, night Daniels. accompanied by
q man and 4 boy. followed a trail In
the Dixie canyon, Male Mountains.
ten miles from Bisbss Daniels was
IN advance, when he suddenly found
himself in an anbuscade, and the In
disns among the rocks shot and
killed bis horse. From appearances,
it seems the animal must have fallen
on HIM. p,pning him to the ground.
Hslpless!y cntapg,ed under the dead
steed, Daniels, in spite Of his skill
with the rife and great personnl
courage. was unable to defend bin
self, and the Indians shot bin dsad
at le,sare, then cut his throat and
mutilsted the corpse. His com
panions escaped in fight. Armed
men from Bisbee. Oh r.csipt OF the
information, started after them. and
q conrier was sent to Tombstone for
assistancs. saying that the Indians
were surrounded ~ ths canyon. This
town was again in an uproar, and
about thirty mounted volunteers,
well armed. started for the scene at
10 a. H., With A. T.Jones and several
experienced men ut the head. Mayor
Thomas also, with twenty-five we'll
armed men started 10 two wagons
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

a TTssGh 0-ise. u sas.sssZs has
couceiysl III IDEA for euaoiing yss-
se.s upon ,ns b,gu ssas 10 s,nmuoi-
cato with taS sa,is By means OK tie
existing snb.a sEiuo cables. He pro-
posas that ihsss cables shall os sup
pli.l st c0svsnicns intervals with
sbJrt branches, tns free eads Of
shien sasJ lie blogea in sush Il
staa.. y ils: ia sis : Tcsss.s, provided
ndu i.io ,coyGfJ ys;.sTiss std VITO
8 Key by wuisa - obtain access ~
the wires, mag telegraph home. Ex-
psrimsots - test ina feasitility OF
ths scheme are soout 1, ps began,
and several traacnss ara being ut
t.sheJ 60 tas caols which oonnscts
Aigars with Msrseiilss.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
Editorial Nstes.
TEs New York World hes rails

TEs New York World hes raised
.5ssrly $4,000 o: thc san necessary
Il, eo2npI,tc tie !,Ese si lie Bar;i.oldi
ats'.s, bat treTs st rensirs s5o.Co0
10 Is rsi.el. iYs Go Lot tn;rk that
~ display tbs proper "espri. de
CORPS" 10 let tcs " ar!d pay the Spo's
bill ami thorsht OF sivs ,eins the
nsesassty sim. hi. j. las bssa sag
gsstsd to % taa. il would ba ;nIsii-
cate TO step IN before the Flacs.aa
'Caamiiion ia the natter. az NO havs
been sssursG that Fay slwsys in
toadsi 10 msko ap the aehcit.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
The New slll..

.rhs Pittsburgh (Ps.) Bullstin says:
e Tns Revised Old Testament low
burdens the counters and shelves OF
the booksellers in anbroksn rows.
To the riYht-lninded reader revised
Bible is 70 Bible at ail, but the work
OF over. jealous msddlsrs." This is
oar notion too, bat u will bs differ
en-. with the next generation, who
will, psrbaps, be educated into the
samo veneration for the new that We
oil fpyies have for the old. With
ths Bible. ~ with everything slss.
much depends on the way . man is
tresght up. Some fsllows have
grown 10 manhood and lissj to .
good old age without any Bible at
all. and these can accept either sdi-
iion with Indifference; bat We prefer
the old. II bad not been repealed at
ihs time OF the last session Of our
Legislature. and whatever served %
. guide for that body Of god msn 10
good enough For Us.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

The aws>is on wines and spirit.
e,hibiisa comparatively n tas Nav
Orleans Es.osition have been made
Gxiiiorois tskss the issd OF toe
Siat.s and has received the 6rsi
prizs 10 each instance The prizes
~srs taken by 4. J. Baldwin OF San
francisco and q. n. Jarvis Of Ssn
Joss. A. Harsssthy o! Ssa Frsscisco
:,ok the sssond-slsss medal for
Eclipse brand o. shsnpsgns. For
rest collective display OF domestic
ss,nss snd brandies the medal was
ssssdsd 10 u. j. Baldwin and second
tss. 10 9, II. JsryiA
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
The Isfsrnatiss Act

The Ioforastion Act Of the last
Legislature, il . law. throws . sravs
responsibility on the District Attor-
issys Of the several counties. d. il
they. and they sAly, ere hsid re-
spoLsihls for oil prosecutions; b.
,esuse it 10 the duty-msds % BY the
A:,-of sssh Dislssss Attorney to
mske . full szss;natisn Of oil the
facts conn~sssd with any case OF pre-
linrnsry examination: aud il from
;snsh examination be shall dstsrmins
that no Information should b flsd.
no shall 80 state to the Coart and
shsll file sush information in such
,cass only when ordered by the Cosrt.
This Act throws greater rsspopsi-
tiliiy on the shoulders Of the Dis.
trirt Attornay than shsuid be cast
upon any othcial. and, ct the Same
time. reposss q power in bis hands
that should not be given to any one.
says from absolsts n-cessity. A mo-
msnt's rsAsction by any oss upon
the simple facts stated asst show
that the entire control Of criminal
prosecutions 10 in the hands Of the
pisiriet Attorney and thst tho ~hol.
business 10 sui ject to bis judgm~s,
and discretion. The Attorney can
prosecute whom Ls choose and re-
fuse TO prosecute whstsv-r he may
~isb. Iiis dangerous power to be
30 fully sa;rustsd 70 any Attorney.
because, no matter however intelli
gent and honest ts nay be, all men
are hunss and liable TO err snd ose
r,ss msy not aggregate the intslli
g.pce TO BE- foaud in . bsdy Of 23 or
II. A Grand Jury may cost more,
oas j !. s.sssfsr plan.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
WaiiaSni Tribane.

We have received the initial nm
ber VI tue Wailapal rnouns. = NO"
paper starred at Klnsnau BY Mr..
Auson II. Smith, formerly . pro-
pr,sior OF tn's oh,s. Tue rriouns
Is . very neat paper aud reflects
great credit on ITS director. H. ID
very nswsy aud coatsins much read
IDg matter vi interest. We heartily
wI.n Tue new enterprise every sue
GEES.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

for the foothills, which they will
reach BY DARK. They will 60 around
on the Eonora side Of the mountains,
leave tho wagons at = ranch, take 70
the bills on ft,ot and attack the
Apaches. There are reported 70 be
thirteen Indians in the band, 20 far
~ known, while thsre are - many
- 100 in the county. The citizens
are deeply incensed st the lack Of
action on thu part Of the troops.
plenty Of which nre in the Geld. bot
they sssm to l,s in ths wrong places.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
Hegaiss Frsat.er.

Wo we're glad to receive last week
and plscs among our exchanges the
Nogales Frontisr, published At NJ
gsiss, A. T., by Bernsbs &. Bnchts
Que page of the paper 10 priut.d III
Spanish. It's very 6 ,od addition
to ths journals Of the Territory. a. it
il s,.iIsd with ability and contains
mach hsWs Of interest.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

The City OF Roma. watch ran down
the bari George JEANNE on the 18th
~ iast m,nti ard caused tie Io,s OF
twenty two lisss, had on board I.acl
rsgnla- passengers. What fearful
,ss had both vessels go,s down.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY
rn ApacHrs.

SAN FRAscireo. June ia Bal
l..,n Tombstone. A. T.. special this
morning says; John Slaughter and
J. J. Pssten, WHO arrived to day from
Swisshs!ms. r,pport that the Apiche+
killed four soldisrs belonging to Gap
tain Lo~dsns command Tuesday
last IN Gusdalrps canyon. A Mexi-
eau nsmsd O;bos was killed. lsst
oight BY another baud OF Apacbcs
.ik miles south Of Bisbee, in the
Whitss.one Mountains.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
Shaking Fund Notice.

OrT1cs or rns TRgSsuRzR
OF MoHAvx COUNTY. Arizona,
Minorl Park, Msy 27th 1885.
Bids for the surrender Of hohsys county
warrants will be reosived by me At my Of.
flee until o'clock p m. on tho 18th day Of
June A. d. 1885.
Amount in the Sinking Fund 90 be bid
for Is Ssvsn hardrsd and twenty ave dol.
lars. (e725.00)
Bids must bs in tbs form OF sealed p,o.
posals, accompanied by the warrants offer.
ea " be surrendered, addressed 10 the
County Treasurer, and marked "Sinkinr
FuRd."
......... DANIEL SxrrH,
eourty Trearrs7
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

He dsl,ea'sly broaehed the snl,jest
- folloss: 1T l were 10 speak to
you II marriage, after having only
ma 10 your acquaintance three days
sgo. what would you ssy to iti"
" Well. I should say never put off till
to morrow that which you should
nave done the day before yesterday"
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

Hssry Lnmpkin, negro murderer.
was hanged BY . mob q Hsaras,
Tex.
Three boys psrpstrstNd daring
train robbery near Fs'nd du Lac
THURSDAY night,
John H. Auf1smorts. i clerk in the
Unitsd States Sab Treasury at New
Orleans. is . dsfAultsr h,r $4,000.
The Unicn Pacific earned S47.l40
more the Grst -four months Of this
yesr than last and sp'snt S2i3.0ls
less.
Many isniliss Of poor mill hssds
mt Of work are being svictsd 1t Fall
River. Il. I.
Isssc Hibbs. the F'ostnsstsr At
Boiss, /. T.. has disarpearsd. after
dsiranding the GovsrnInant ost OF
bstwssn s2o,O and $4,000 by nsaas
OF dcti,ioas money orders.
Agent Ford Of ths Ban Carlos
Reservation reports the Iadians ss
rsxcsabls a. that place. Tho M-Ii.
can Government 10 preparing TO give
ths rsssgsds Apscbss . warm ~
esptisu.
Hsrssrt f., son Of Harry Wsrd
B-ecksr, hss bssn a,,roiutsd Col
isct,r Of Customs ut Pert Townsend,
W. T.
Ths sppoistmsat Of VI. r. Bsseher
az Csl!sctor OF Customs Tor tho Pu
get Sonad Distric. II sAuaing much
iissstisfsetion among Ds.scrsts.
willisn D,,rancs, Second Teller
OF tbs Providsses r. I Nstionsl
Bank, has embeszlsd $40, 900.
At New Bedford, Asss.. Charles
Fsss killed p. ID. Slosunb and thea
cora a,aittsd saisids.
1t 10 reported from Russian ssnrces
that th. Ap.sr OF Atkh.nist~n has
bssa murdered.
II 10 sxsin ssnernssd that ths
AoxI, Russiaa diEasn ,ss hSvs sssn
settled.
iicsts for ne cxtsnsiaa OF
British trade alsrg tas Mis- is be.
ing formed il En gland.
The French CSsnbsr Of Deputies
rejected the notioa to inP"seh tss
Ferry Ministry.
The Nova Sco,ias ssh~rn~s com
plain Of the sncroachmsEts of Amsri-
cane.
1t 10 rsportsd tbat ths oysrturss OF
the Porte for as allispos with Russia
are not favorsbly considered st 81.
Petersburg.
Calisorsis sIsiS;.ors tack all the
6rst prizes for wines sua braadiss at
tho Nav ORLEANS Exhibition.
&c. Smith. 9 Chicago iswysr. hiss
fo:.sd &a.coo uerb Of stolen jewels
in Liscoln Park. where they were
hurisd by the th,sf.
Abe Bszssra, the paiericss P"ss
sylyaula. outlaw, hss surrendered
hias.lt to the sa.k orittss.
All yrssmp.ion sairi.s m tbs s.s
FTa,e;sco aaj Hs MOLD; districts
bsrs b.so temporarily susp.ndsd.
Es.,ly 20J persons were drowned
by ~Atsr-spont near L.sos, II iIico,
CT Saturday.
Ths cholera has appeared in Mad.
rid, Spain. ..
The Franco. Chinese treaty Of
peace has been sigoed.
There sr. ramors to the effect ,hs.
General Gordon may have escaped
from Khsr.oam.
Three hrair-d houses. tity shops
and ttrss mosques in the stamboul
qsartsr of Constaotinopis were ne
stroysd by FIRE last week. One par
son was killed and psny more in
jnred.
The French man OF war Renard,
with crew Of ninety two msu, is be
Iisvsd to have foundsrod IN the Rsl
Sea.
r. TEEACysEEAI INDIANS
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

Ths richest Chinspsn in tho
United States is Ah II OF La Porte,
Cal, who is worth s2,000,000. Hs
made money III mining and will re-
pair 10 China to enjoy it as soon -
bis buNSsss esp bs wound sP,
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
G--s- -s@--

Emperor William Of Gormsny ID
! ne sese s1l ysilox Leaf oi bis lie
'Qis day Let'er. then sg4;n wu:ssi
.oac day able 10 Sec company, the
next too i'll - b, aisinrnsi. Al old
Welding gradually and ns.arsily
10 the law OF aisSolnSion.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

Henry M. Sssalsy, the Africs1 ex
plorer, is IN London, wnsr, hs /, bs-
lns i.tsl bs thu p,ssrs Sad 6ig.i
ss1es 81 the lsn.i. On the 38sh oi
las. month he vas saterssiosd BY q
breakfast gwen by tas Bapti.t Mis-,
,sionary s1isty.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
ONO IlEpuBLIcAgs.

SpRisayrHLD, O., June 1.-The
Republican State Cony ni,cn was
called to order by Hon. joe X.
O'Niell, Chairman Of the State Cen
,ral COMMITTEES. Hon. J. u. Foraker
was nominated for Governor; Ger
srsl Robert p. Kennedy, Lieutenant
Governor; Judge g. w. MeIlyspe.
SnpIems Judge; John Z. BroSn,
Treasurer.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
kiddle.

Hero is very good riddle. Who
can guess ~ ...
1 have month that nsvsr drinks,
l have ssui tnst never thinks,
1 have heel aud have q toe,
But have 10 feet ON whIch To go,
Yet many q uiio ~ 1 travel,
SometIloes On carpet, tneu On gravel.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

We scarcely pisk up IN Eastern
paper these days without reading
therein sone account Of loss st ssa,
caused BY vessels coming into con
tast with icehergs.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

A woman may Ls loved for three
thiugs: For ssr superior intellect.
. love serious, but rare; for her
hsaaty, love vulgar, but brief; for
the qualities Of heart. a love lasting,
bat muuotonous.-( (Tosckery.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

Frslcis Aarphy is making . ter
ps-sncs campsign among the work
in. men OF Pittsburgh, Pa. The ps
pers Of that city say thas he is
achieving marvellous results.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

For anything III tie shsps Of good liquors
winss, cordin', sai saea. tie po-t .iiios
store is the place to go. iwin .sii ,oa sIi
k.nds vt wins. ssd ,iqu 'rs by sss gallon or
bottle. and Milwaukee beer by sss o4ri,sd.
bTraI or d,ssu. g. pr.,es bsyoni oosapsti.
,ion. am ing Business On a str.etly
c-sh basis jsst At prsssat.
..t w NJ kEipyr
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
Is wi,ssn Il May Csseers.

Ny sifs. Leia Ryan having this day ,.f,
IS o, | asd hoard without just cau.e :,
,:u7o alton, hereby forbid any and III
ssso sfrom harboring or trdstine hsr On
~ nc ount.
J.E. RYax.
Kingman, Msy 18th lsss.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

Tie coinaxs 81 the various miats
during Nay ~1 si,p55.i37. II which
S2,45l 1897 :. in standard dollars.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

Gold, says Osofsi. editor "is
found in thirty SIX counties Of THE
STATE, silver in three. disnonds in
twenty six and whisky in 81 of
th"m. and the las. gs:s awsy With all
tbs rest
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
News Of the Week.
GENERAL. NEWS OF INTEREST
IN CONDENSED FORM.

Two brothers named Rsinsbsrssr
were lynshsd at Elders, II.
Twenty one aparchists will b sx-
psllsd from Ssitzsrlsnd.
kX Governor Hale OF New Hsnp
shire hiss fsiisd for $1,000, 600.
Several persons hsvs been poisoned
BY wild hosey at Branehvills, 3. y.
General koseersss has been sp-
poiatsd Register Of the Treasury.
President Zald,vsr denies that b.
BETRAYED Bsrrios.
The Russian tsleErs rsph system has
bssn completed ~ Msrv.
John Ssgt vas killed At g I'D Hill,
Nsv, b7 falling down . shaft.
The slssdsr esss Of q. w. Adams
sgsinss l. ri Chisf-J Justies Colsridg-
10 reported to have been eomprs
nissd.
further particulars have bssa re-
esivsd Of ihs murder Of the two
Oregon stoekn'n BY . hcrsS thief.
He vas 3 hsiiwit,sd fellow Who had
. baad Of stolen stock.
J. Msries Brooks has bssa recon
mendsd FOR sppoIntnsnt a. United
states District Attorney BY eitissns
cf Nan Basnaysntura. "
The P,snssr Society Of Arizona
hsvs sent . dslsyats to Washington
10 lay the Indian s.estiea hsfors the
President.
John 4. Lancaster killed A. j.
Fsrgussos near O,ovills for assisting
Mrs Lssssstsr TO regain possession
Of her child.
= A man named Shsrk.y was killed
near Portland by . brsk.msa for
stealing . ride.
SIR Cs,rlss Dixie sad Mr. Csan-
bsrl.in rstuss 70 secsds to Earl
Bysucsr's propositions for cssreioo
in Ireland.
II 10 asserted that Z weak sgo the
Snltse rejected Rassis's proposals
snd socspssa those Of Lord Gran
villa.
Cholera has broken sut 10 Madrid
and nav cssss srs reported in Va
lsneia.
The Black FlEgs ARD rsysging
proviusss 10 Touquia sesspisd BY
tie Frsnch troops.
Ia Bsrisagar alone sighty-ssvsn
we're killed and 100 woandsd BY ths
r.esat ssrltasskss.
The Paris Gsnlois ssys ths. Russia
declines gll ofrrs of Americans aud
Irishmen, rent through the Russian
Minister At Washington, to equip Il
ptivateer flee. against Englsad.
Secretary Msnnirg has bssn irving
to arrange onp,oiaise on the all
yer qIestIcn.
Secretary Whi,sey joips With the
Secretary oi VIZ 10 discou.aging
the competition o. Government bands
VI music with tnose orga nizod by
private iadividusis.
A meteor Of remarkable s;zs passed
over Sherman, Tex. on Saturday
night.
There hss been another eagags-
ment h.twesn ths Canadian militia
AID Big Bears band.
A great mass meeting il London
denounced tbs proposed increase oil
tie duties On bssr and spirits.
JUhs Sherman va. killed by In
disus in n 40, coauty. his wife shot
in the bnpd aud . travelling cola
pauion fatally wounded.
The Apsahes are reported TO aavs
nnrdsrsd three American miners
and gsvsral natives in Mexico.
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14
BaKER'S
MINING HORSE POWER.

sI-HE MOST EFFICIENT AND PRAC-
L tIoGi Machine svsr invented for the ssr-
y.es Vt pEOsPEUToKS and oshsrr rs-
suI.u2 tho uss Of a horse peEer Poas-ss.
ing all t5s rsqnirsmsr.s OF 6rt o'ass
.,plst and sdordiH;g mesrs TOR the oon.inr
ous operation Of o pLmp or blower without
interfering With hoistin1 spparatas.
II IL nsdo entirsiy Of iron; 10 piso6
weighs over 25J p,Hnos. Atths sro.nary
speed OF = surSe, a 1.0yo-pound buckst os
uro nHy bs Taissd i29 fcst par minute. The
ho,fting drum is ..n6sr the complete con
troi VI the rnan IT tbs shaft. sua 10 esp bio
Of Carrying 500 feet OF 4 steel rops TIE
rost Of erection IL shsit. IS t.y Esr ir
h@.f d oan easily prs 4. II Sisss ready
for WORK.
While :hks po~,a 10 r,srs re't isaIarly for
rs'i'tnG lF1fpose'. IS ~ eaItiiy sd,ytai 10
Il! c'Ltf u.s wh,r. animal py.er /. isauis.
81. .J-dsni FOR cs'cviaY. address
EANRlh, BRhYTON & CO.,
PACIFIC IRON WORKS.
San Francisco, Chicago aad New YORK.
3-2m
Mohave County miner., 1885-06-14

nnrdsrsd three American miners
and gsvxral natives in Mexico.
Andrew B. Brokaw shot G. W.
Haiues near Auburn, indicting
wornds which are supp ossd to bs
mortal.
II. Brain Of San Francisco was
ionnd dead in . San Jose park, with
Q pistol shot through his head.
Two more indictments have been
found against Ferdinand Ward and
James d. Fish ut New York.
The insane ssylnm at Williams
burg, Va. was ba:n~a on Sunday
eight and one life Lost.
The Afghan dispute has not yet
been settled. |
Abont 900 lives were lost by the
earthquakes in Cashmere.
Fifteen persons were injured by .
gas exclusion ou the Ironcisd In
flexible. of Portsmouth, England.
James Bee, the San Jose Incen-
diary, has confessed bis guilt aud
ciaims to have had no confederatss.
Scattered bands Of Aoach - are
reported in .varicas paris Ut New
Mexico, all heading for the border.
Additional particulars Of the mur-
der by Indlaus in Mono county show
il 70 have been deliberately planned
affair.
F. Kampmsir, the man who killed
Miss Piukhsm on q tram at Rockiip,
has surrendered hiasslf 1t Sspts
Rosa.
William Vaughn and Alexander
Melville have confessed 10 . stage
robbery in Oregon.
Eli and Sam Dyer, accused Of
murder, were lynched at Bonham,
Tel
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-24

ishment. "Why, where did you get itq'
"You may we'll ask that" said John.
'for l didn't expect it mys elf. There
was = young minister in the next county
who had me at work for him for a long
time fxln' up the grounds about his
church, and his house, too, besides buyin'
young trees for him, He didn't cit no
money from his congregation and he
couldn't pay me, and l never expected to
see it. But lately he's been took sick
and had to go away, and they've paid
him up, and the frat thing he did was to
settle with me, fair and square"
When John Broadly left me l gave a
glance at the clock. There was Just time
to visit the only one of my patients who
really needed me, and to catch the morn.
ing train to the city. By noon l had
seen the literary agent; had found that
the story had not yet been sent out; had
made him feel how urgent were my per
sonal reasons for supervising it; and had
obtained the manuscript, paying him for
It with the money with which he had
bought 1t of mel
This gentleman was. indeed, we'll
pleased to be relieved of q story which
he had found difficult to dispose of on
account of tho author not possessing
literary fame; John Broadly cheered his
heart by paying an honest debt, and rid
ding himself of the necessity of doing o
lot of work for nothing, which he said to
him was the hardest kind of labor; the
young clergyman with a free con-
science sped away to renew his health;
the reverend editor entered upon his
ministry with an earnest and thankful
heart; Horace, whose journalistic success
increased with every week, might be con.
sidered as settled In a life work which
satisfied his every craving; while 1 had
Belle, 9and Belle had me; and, besides
that, we had the heel.turner, the balance
of payment on which Horace begged his
sister to accept as her dowry.
burned the manuscript in my office
CRATE. 1t had never been printed; 1t had
never entered on the course for which 1t
had been intended; its very sale had been
cancelled; and the money received for 1t
had been paid back. 1t disappeared in
smoke, and curling cinders, and yet 1t
has accomplished its purpose, and the
story that 1t had been written to tell went
on. As for the h%eel-turner, having
helped to turn this point In my life, It
never turned anything else.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-24
A Remembrance.

Twas only a moment years ago
That I saw her, but still her face
Ia stamped on my memory, and L know
Though years may come and years may go,
The vision time cannot efface.
''Pardon me, sir, was all she said,
Three little words, all commonplace;
In return / merely bowed my head,
While l turned white, and the ruby red
Bushes suffused her startled face.
She was not very young nor even fair,
Yet my heart beat loudly a pitapat,
And my mind was filled with heavy care,
For she'd pumped herself down right in the
chair
Where l had placed my bran.new hat.
-[Boston Post
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-24
A Lady's ish,

sob, how I do wish my skin was as clear
and soft as yours" said a lady to a friend.
''You can easily make it So" answered the
friend. 'How" inquired the first lady.
by using hop Bitters that makes pure, rich
blood and blooming health. 1t did for me as
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-24

W. None genuine without a bunch Of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous, stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" in
their name.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-24

If you have rough, pimply, or sallow skin,
bad breath, Hop Bitters will give you fair
skin, rich blood, the sweetest breath and
health. $500 will be paid for a case they will
not cure or help.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-01-24

IF you are q frequenter or a resident of
miasmatic district, barricade your sys-
tenn against the scourge of all countries
Malaria, Epidemic, Bilious and Inter
-mittent fevers by the uss of Hop Bitters.