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Proved a Cure.

Before I have used one
bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm / am cured of ca
tarrh. / could scarcely
smell anything and bad
S headache most of the
time. - Henry LiIly.
a gent Am. Elk. % .
Haven, Mich.
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6 BUSINESS CARDS.

ThefrmS represented bsl0w ne he mast
stouaoh end refiabie IN The city nsf are eatirs'y
UoFthg Of The patronage Of !SeatiAci rsrf;r5
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Hopkins ard Randall. the resolutions were
unanimously adopted and the House. as
mark OF respect TO the memory of the de-
ceased adjourned
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-04-16

A NIoHr or HoRRoR.-An Eng
lish writer thus describes the terrors
of . night which he passed on The Is
land OF Trinidad The weird rock
scenery, with its dead forests, the
strange birds that were foul as
the tabled harpies in their man
ners. dropped morsels Of rotten fish
from their months wien we approach.
ed. and attacked us with fury" More
uncsnny still wore the landlords,
Fearful az the freight fell on their
yellow cynical faces. fixed as that Of
the sphinx, but fixed in horrid grin.
Smelling the fish we were cooking,
they came down the mountains in
thousands upon US. We threw them
Jumps Of fish, which they devoured
with erab-like slowness. yet perseyer-
ence. It is a CHASTITY sight, land
crab at his dinner. A huge beast was
standing yard from me; / gave him
a portion Of fish, and watched him.
He looked at me straight in the face
with his outstarting eyes, and pro-
ceeded with his two front claws to
tear up his food bringing bits Of it to
his mouth with one claw as with a
fork. But all this while be never
looked at what he was doing; bis face
was fixed in one position, staring at
me. And when ! looked around, 10 |
there were half dozen others all
steadily feeding, but with immovable
heads turned to me with that fixed
basilisk stare. It was indeed horri-
Bile, and the effect was night-msrish
in the extreme. While we slept that
night they attacked us, and would
certainly have devoured us, had we
not awoke, and did eat holes in our
clothes. One Of us had to keep watch,
so as to drive them from the other
two, otherwise we should have had no
sleep. Imagine a sailor cast along
on this coast, weary, yet unable to
sleep moment on account OF these
ferocious creatures. After few days
Of an existence full ofhorror, he would
die raying mad, and then be consumed
in an hour by his foes. In all Dante's
Inferno there is no more horrible
suggestion Of punishment than this.
AS Il was keeping watch over the 9th
ers / threw large stone at one Of two
great crabs that was approaching the
sleepers. It broke through his armor
and k;lled him Hia death nrodncai
an effect on his companion that ! lit
tie expected, and which, / confess,
made me feel quite uncomfortable and
nervous In my exhausted condition.
The reptile stopped when his compan-
ion fell, copions foam then poured
from his mouth, and his two eyes
started right out Of his head, hanging
on the ends Of two long strings Of
horns. When / saw this CHASTITY ex-
hibition / did half believe for time
that ] was in land Of magic, sur
rounded by more than earthly enc
mics. The forl birds luckily slept, so
we had not to defend ourselves against
their attack as well, or ! know not
how we should have got through the
night. As it was, the everorowding
crabs produced an almost delirium
tremens sort Of an effect on the mag
ination Of a lonely watcher. But we
managed stay~sat-kksangh the night
withouT anoroIng tnsm the unwanted
luxnrv of a human amman - NJ Ft
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Steamer Westmoreland
FOR sHERIFF

Messrs. Editors ga stitch in time saves
nine" is an old saying that coniains good
deal Of truth. You will therefore, announce
O. HAYDEN RUSSELL as the coming repub-
lican candidate Tor the Sheriifals, land say he
viii not only be warmly supported by the
Republicans, but by all men who wish to see
the offices Of the county 6lled by the best
men. That they believe Russell will lill the
bill win be proven by the votes Of the 9Th
and sth districts
May l5lSa4--ie
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ron CLERK 70 rHE CIRCUIT coURr

Messrs. Editors PLEASE announce, Mr.
FREDtA. MORAN, as suitable candidate
Moran is eminentlY worthy, and If he win con-
sent 10 serve, he will receive The cordial sup
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

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will consent to be a candidate for seat 10
the next House Of Delegates, he will receive
the earnest support Of The
SlxTu DisTRIcT.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Editors Of the Beacon ~ J. Alvey Is n
good business man, hard working Demo-
GRAFT believe he would make good sheriff
II he win run believe the party would nomi-
nate him. 3rd District.
Jan. 20, lSs5--te.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-04-16

"Why do you badger me SO much
about my nose 2" asked Snifkins,
Grossly. II had nothing to do with
the shaping of it," mo" replied
Mrs. s., "but You have had great
deal to do with the coloring of it.
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The Hope q TIE Nation

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AT meeting Of the Tamnany com.
mittee on organization, last Wsdnes.
day, resolution was adopted ''in.
dorsing the prompt action taken by
the administration to protect the in.
terests and rights Of American citizen,
on the Isthmus Of Panama, and ap,
plauding IT as an evidence of the sin.
certify ofthe pledge made in the ma,
tional democratic platform adopted al
Chicago, July 10, 1884, for it'eshowl
that It is the intention Of Presi.
dent Cleveland to protect the rights
and property Of American citizens BY
force Of arms whenever and wherever
it may be necessafy.P y
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The Annapolis Dialectic Society
has invited the Young Mems Chris
tian Association of Baltimore to de-
bate and oratorical contest. The sub.
ieot for the debate is to be chosen BY
the participants, The contest will
take place in Baltimore. Tha rapre.
sentAssyes d The local society ID tn
--iebate viii be,James II. Hodges and
Dennis Claude Of A., and in ora.
tory, James NJ Monroe. The alter.
mates are For debate. D. r. Magru.
der and =, s. Riley; orator, +. Eugene
Wathen.
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irritating Coughs, Colds, Sore
d by "Rough on Coughs. F."
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Palpitaton, Dropsical Swelings, Dizziness
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cache, pains In chest or side, rheumatism,
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though on Toothacke.n
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There is q supposed outbreak Of
the cholera in Spain, and several
American cities are already adopting
sanitary precautions against it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1885-04-16

Minneapolis girls have red-ribbon
clubs with the motto. "The lips that
touch wine shall never touch mine.
Beer Is becoming the popular beyer-
A new Ministry has been formed in
France. with NJ. Henri Briason as
Chief, and as a mark Of confidence,
the Deputies hove voted credit Of
$50, 100000 to carry on the war with
China.
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are loosipg your grip on life, try
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"And the lamp Of his nose had new
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izen. The jury awarded the family
O 1000 damages.
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"Why do You badger me 50 much
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Mrs. S., 'but You have had great
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News NoTEs.

On the 9th, the Pope was reported
TO be again i'll aud confined to his bed.
His symptoms were so grave as to
cause great solicitude.
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luxury of a human supper. !
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-02

MR. JOHN C. HERNDoN, of Pres colt, Is a candidate for United States District Attorney for this Territory, and the Enterprise would be pieased to see him appointed. There is not a more accomplished lawyer in the Ter ritory, a more conscientious and con- siStent Democrat, or more honorable and upright man.-Florence Enter prise.
 We most heartily endorse every word of the above. John C. Hern, don is a leading lawyer in this county, whose democracy is unimpeachable, and should hs receive the appointment of U. s. District Attorney, he would be an honor 10 the position. He has the unanimou; endorsement of the democracy of Yavapai.
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-02
Three Books Given Away.

We will send the following three books free: Ladies Private Compan- ion, a complete medical adviser for women, illustrated and bound in cloth, (former price SI.); Fun and Candy, 48-page book, telling how to make over 100 kinds of candies and other sweet things, handsomely bound, Qormer price 50 cents), and Ladies' Guide to Fancy Work, prac- tical instructor in all kinds of art mat ters, containing 64 large 4.column pages, over POO handsome illustrative engravings, we'll bound, to any lady who sends 50 cents for six months trial subscription to THE HOUSEWIFE, large I6-page journal devoted to fashions, fancy work, art recreations, how to cook, and household matters. If you will seed s2 for four friends, you will each receive all the above, and will send yon an elegant hand mirror. For club of 50 we give a Ladies' Gold Watch. Address, THE HOUSEWIFE Publishing Co.,, Nunda, N. \. I6ma
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-02

P. B. Brannen x Co. of this town rae just in receipt of the largest ship ment of TEAS ever brought to the San Francisco mountains, imported direct from the Japan Tea Syndicate T Yokohama and Hiogo, Japan. Chis firm are the sole agents of this company and those desiring to pur- chase good article of PURE TEA will find It to their interest to call On them.
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-02

The oufre, the sensational and the startling, are nearly always located in Arizona by eastern papers when dis cussing western affairs. Any thing out of the usual style in the shooting or lynching line; any broad social ec- centricity, or any tale demanding more than the ordinary amount of eastern gullibility, is generally attrlb- uted to the land of sunshine and sill yer. In fact most of those papers tell everything about Arizona-except the truth.
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-02

A couple .. giddy girls in San Jose, tired of tAc mnnoto9y of home life, disguised themselves as nerresses, and started out to sec t"e mv.il on their own account. Alter one nights roost in a Stockton hlys,ack, however, they were sated with the joys of tramp life, and willingly yielded submission when a pursuing sheriff caught up with them. As the coloring matter used on their faces and arms will not wash off, it is unlikely that the young ladies will attend any social gatherings CT appear on the streets of their home city for at least month or so.-S. /. Post.
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-02

and manifold. Before going to the
 Territory he was foi years and years one of the most active and influential Democrats in Southern California. He is noted for coolness and cour- age which in new and adventurous settlements are needed in such an of fcial. His reputation as square and honorable man is of kind which is peculiarly valued on the frontier He is at present the Chairman of the Democratic Territorial Committee of Arizona, and during his occupancy of that responsible post has shown him self to be political organizer and di- rector of the first order. Mir. Gates has put in years of unselfsh labor for his party. He is in no sense an office-seeker. He is specially qualified to do credit to the position for which his friends in Washington are pressing him, and great numbers of the best men in the party in. Southern Califor- mia heartily hope that President Cleve- land will put him to the fore. He is emphatically the man for the place; or, in the language of Charles Levers sprightly verse, he is "the man for Galway. ."-LeS Angeles HvaM.
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-02

SECRETARY ENDICoTT has created consternation among the dude army officers at Washington by ordering them to report to their regiments for duty. For years past large number of dude lieutenants, who happened to bolJng to families having political influence, have been permitted to loaf aolnd the capital and pIay carpet knight. The present administration will n jt tolerate such nonsense, and dude officers must now earn their sal aries in camp and on duty.
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-02

People who imagined that Arizona is in the main a desert wilderness will be surprised to learn that at the ses- sion of the Arizona Live Stock Asso- citation, which closed at Tucson Sat urday. there were represented 265,- 900 head of cattle, valued at s, 5oo,- 900. By the time she is ready to enter the sisterhood of states Arizona will be blessed with a tempting dowry, and can well afford to supply some of her older sisters with pin money.-S F Posl.
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-02
TIE Flagstaff Champion is opnos,

THE Flagstaff Champion is opposed to selling liquor to miners. It does not give its reasons further than it IS the law, although we have failed to see such a section. Why the miner should be deprived of his liquor any more than others we fail to see. Their labor is the hardest and trying on the constitution, and should any class of m.n need a stimulent it is the miner. We think, Bro. Fay, that it is little early for prohibition boom to be d success Tn Arizona. More Methodist preachers and broke down politicians, short-haired women and craaks are needed to successfully inaugurate such a boom, and even then Il is a hazard ods undertaking. A good starter might be had from the members Of the late etc., but then it would gain but local reputation.--M /0AnS Heraid.
 Bro. Reed takes US considerably to task in reference to our item stating that an act was passed last winter pro hibiting the sale of liquor to minors, because we spelled the word with an "e." Evidently the Colonel don't like the idea of prohibiting the sale of liquor to anybody. There would be one "bay window" less in Apache county, certainly, If such an edlct should go forth. "Sbort haired wo- men" would have still more easy prey. But then, Colonel, let's drop the subject, and conine ourselves to the solemn duties devolving upon us on the outside of the bar, and let the miners and the minors rustic for them selves.
The Arizona champion., 1885-05-02

THE California Democrats are burst ing with indignation over their treat ment at the hands of the administra- tion. A Washington special says that Secretary Manning told a Californian who called on him that he would not consider any California matters tor three weeks. This announcement had a wonderfully cooling effect. One of the afternoon papers prints the following in its editorial columns: The Democracy of California did lit. tie or nothing for Cleveland last fall, and appear to be bent on doing just as little as possible for the good of the party now. Rent into irreconcilable factions, each clamorous for recogni- tion by the administration, when neither deserves it, they have nope but themselves to blame if they go nome empty-handed." A new deal is needed in the State, and the Presi- dent would be entirely justified in starting It by ignoring altogether the pestiferous and quarrelsome fellows who have been boring him with their "claims," and divide up the patron age among men who will make honest use of it. It was understood that this article was suggested by some one high in authority and it does not con. vey any great amount of comfort to the California managers. They be- gln to feel very much like the boys after the greased pig at a country fair in their hopes of catching on" to the vanishing loaves, and it now looks as though they may be barred from the race.