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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-06

Export grades SIS. 2505.5O
Good to choice shippers .--.-...--...-.. 4.70O5.15
Fair to medium shippers.--...........
Common shippers and feeders..--..---. 3.7504.35
Good to choice heifers. ..-...-.-. 3.7OO425
Good to choice w 3.4004.O0
Fair to medium cows and heifers 2.75O3.2O
Common old 2.0002.5O
Veals, common to good. 4.OOO6.25
Bulls, common to so
Mixers, dull. 20. 00O40.00
HoGs-Receipts, 500; shipments, 700. Quality
only fair; market active and higher. packers and
shippers buying; all sold.
Select medium and heavy..-...........$4.400445
Light and mixed 4.250435
Common to good light ..-.....-.-..--.. 3.SO04.3O
Pigs and heavy 3.5004.1O
SHEEP-Receipts. -; shipments, -. But
few here; market steady and unchanged.
Good to choice.
Fair to medium
Common. 3.0003.50
Culls, per head 1.00O2.00
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-06

Wood ashes and plaster make an excellent
fertilizer for all kinds of grass crops, and should
be freely used.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-04-06

indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield.
-Depart-Decatur and Peoria Through Mail. $50 ann
Montezuma Accommodation, daily
except Sunday. 600 pns
Fast Express, daily, r. G. and So. 1880 PM
Arrive Fast Express, daily, r. c. and So. $50 ann
Montezuma Accommodation, daily
except Sunday $50 ann
Through Mail. .-....-.-.......- $50 pm
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11
cNE 49, 80.
The gnogacdgc, ygisaom aud Lcandng
CautaiHed Ia III

che unoNledge, yYlsloH aud Learning
Caatpined "a III
Take lhe animal world, Tor example
tho creatures themselves, and not their
names and LOOK st the diversity 81
CATS and dogs, goats and sheep. beetles
and butterflies; soles and sllrimps, tbat
even the ofdinar5 unlearnednan knows
and recognizes, mud mostly remembers,
Marrow che question downs 70 dogs alone,
and tili yong tlie same result C0usisl-
or tie ST. Barnatds and the nasiiils, the
pugs and bulldogs The blsack-aad-
and Che King Charities, slia sheep dngs
and tbe dear-hQgnis. tic shigering little
Italian gray-h0unds md the long aachs-
hnuds that YOU buy bY the yard Every
one Of these, and countless others, has
got 10 have IT'S coll I'LL 10 itself III the
classiiicatoty department III tho iiHnaa
brain agid suppose another ealIfer its
neine Ia the portion specially devoted n
Language also. Ald IL these
the plants lowers fruits, Roots
and Other well-known vegetable prod.
nets whose names ara Familiar to almost
every body, and what Il total you have
I got at oncol a good b0tanist 10 take .
moro specific cass knoWs (in addition
/ To 4 stcck 81 goncgal knowledge about
equivalent Oh the average n anyhody
alsGs u The names aud natures of hsiA-
ldreds aud thousands of distinct plants,
4 To saY nothing itheat iinumeritble small
/ pcculiarities 81 stem, and leaf and flow-
! ar, and seed u every species and variety
among them I'LL N9. tho mere bare
I weight 81 dead fact with Whieh every
/ body memory Is stored and ia1en defies
/ tic possibility 81 reckoning and pigeon,
/ holding Make your saitarafe dockets
1 ever NJ tiny, reduce them all 70 their
4 smallest dimensions, AIid vet there will
not ba reoDl for IN az them ln the Hui.
man brain. Ihe more Ne think on II,
/ fhe more win tho wonder groW that one
I small haad can carry All that the merest
/ irifant knows Graf8 Alien, III Gcn'ie-
MN Aaq0si7Sg.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11
A NEW NOSE.
How Mr.. sheshan was Provided wien =
Brand New Proboseis.

How Mr.. sheehan Was Provided yylEh =
Brand New Proboscis.
John Sheehan had new nose put on
him Sunday. Sheehan has been rather
weIl.known about town on account Of
the iisfgufement Of his face BY the loss
Of his nose, which was eaten on by
smallpox twelve years ago. lie really
had no nose a. all, nothing but 4 Dat
liberated place on his face. The bones
were there, but the septnm and carti-
lage were gone. There were two open
ings in his face for nostrils. When Mr..
Sheehan had cold in the head, which
frequently occurred, his fa4e presented
any thing but an attractive appearance.
Sheehan, after struggling twelve
wears against the disadvantages Incl.
dent to his condition, voluntarily sub
mitted himself, 1T the Providence Hos
pital, to the operation Of building mp
4 new nose What is known as the In
dian operation was performed by Dr.
Hamilton, Surgeen-Cieueral OF the Ma
rine Hospital Servicc who was as
sisted by Drs: Hartigan and HEX
ling. The operation consisted Of
taking Hap from Tho forehead, twist
ing Il around and forming a nose Of IL
A triangular section. with one point OF
the triangle boswecn the eyes, WAS cut
in the forehead The skin aud flesh
we're cut down ~ the bone, the Hap be-
ing left attached to the flesh between
the eyes. The Hap was twisted around
until il hung over the proposed site q
tie new nose. The skin about tho old
nose was then cut, and the flaw was
sewed in. A septum was made, and all
together the nose, when completed,
looked very well. When a Star reporter
called at the hospital. Mr.. Shcchan's
face was swathed IN bandages. His
hands w6re secured In a muller, 50 That
he could not, ia his sleep, scratch his
new nose or before nature hal secured
il In It's place. The new nose will be
Of the Grecian type, and the surgeons
think Mr. Shcehan viii bo able to blow
it and use 1t for all the purposes that
noses are used for.
This Is the first operation Of the kind
performed In this city, one Of the pllysi-
cians said TO STIR reporter, for prob
ably twenty-five years Il is, however,
one Of the earliest operations known 70
surgery In the middle ages, when noses
were more frequently knocked on than
nov, Che surgeon was often called upon
to repair the damaged face H some nm
fortunate knight and SO such operations
were common. The old Italian method
was tonfake q graft from the skin and
hesl az 4 mans arm 10 his nose The
flap was 1eft hanging partlyto the arm,
so rs to keep up circulation in the err
grated flesh while nature was making
fhe union. The mans arm was there.
fore bound TO his head 20 he could not
move it. The French method was to
make two flaps from the check, one on
each side The operation N Shcohau's
case is called the Indian operation, be-
cause tho man who submits 70 it is par
italy scalped. Washington sur
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11

+.
Positions Fbat Sioati M Afelaea nprng
srYere aaaitas
1'llnrcport 81 tho London Lightnjng
Rod Confluence his glgsa stma ounsi,l-
GRAFTON as % tile question 81 positions
that should ba avoided by living per-
sons during tho prevalence ct Severe
thrnder-stornis, II observes that tho
chief danger lncu;ued hy human beings
and other living anlnals i duo q their
bodies being better conductors than
some objects. such as trees Gnd w3llls
with which they ,tre aDt to be associated
although they arc aialG9ndlators iH the
sense ihnt thcy afford considerable i0-
sistance to electrified discharges t,assjag
through thorn, and therefore give rise 70
the development Of heat and nechanieal
and molecular disturbance. a man
Standing. Walking or riding ulnn an
9poH plam during thunaer Storm il in
4 dangerous position, baoa,lsa hts body
ii apt % Be made asiepping Stone for
the discharge tlIat offers less resistance
to Ii than air. fhn danger il Increased
By tie near presence of winter, Cr barge
masses Of metal n the ground Rryg
low-lying positions ARE sater tlan
such rs arc elevated and eS-
posed The close ne ghbqrhoodc CT water
eOursOS should alwRys s avoided Ii Isl
better to lie fat npaa ttso ground than ii
is to s4and or ST. Il shelter Ia near, the
individual should got at once completely
laldor eoysN 10 stand Under the len 81
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11
80 80 y surrLrnl A..srtsa.

Every invention Of artificial light In our
day has been obStinately opposed as per-
nicious to life, and have no doubt the
first tallow candle encountered persist
emit enemies, fearful Of that crowning
achievement Of the dark ages. The aoci-
dents which ushered in the invention Of
gas for a time retarded is general adop-
ton. Explosions were numerous, and
deaths from suffocation everyday ocsstu~
rences, hut in the course Of time people
learned how 70 use gas,
To-day all this Is changed. When
water-gas was introduced the same spirit
Of opposition was manifested, but it rap
idly died out Now the electric hight IS
exciting the apprehension Of tinid peo-
whose hypercalition blinds them To its
But very few people have been killed
BY electric light wires, and during the
past two or three years such fatalities
have been very few and far between.
The law oil the survival Of tho fttast az.
serts itself in the scientific walks 81 life,
and the result viii be race Of men
whose instincts win protect them from
coming IN contact with two currents of
electricity at the same time. Cs5l
Flad.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11
plrA AND POINT.


1T Is now aseertancd that the tower
pf Babel was only weak imitation Of
the modern bonnet, Chicago Jd5srWai
..Thne makes an things even, said
an old maid SEd had lived odd till she
was forty.iiye and then married ere Cbi.
cdgo HeNliR
"A Nashville girl has elope,i with m
editor Some women are powerful any
ions 10 organize u private poor-housc,
Now is the time to subscribe. ---httt'S
Sill.
Learned men tell MS that in Latin
the word editor means 'tO eat, In
United States Il means 20 scratch around
like blazes 20 get something TO eat~-,
DaWScille breeze,
The men who are running paper
in States prison viii be saved the bother
Of applications for places rs EDITORIAL
writers by green college graduates, ---
Miltedu6ee, Journal
&c Country bride Cooking over bin OF
tarel-,John, Whist Patty defeegrass?'
Groom 'Shl DOM talk SO loud, orpeo-
pie think we're ignorant Il must be
French for celery. NJ u SRN,
An Ohio Young man has been sound
asleep for three consecutive weeks His
father .emphatjcaly declares that not
another copy Of 4 London comic weekly
shall come into the house, --Drake'S
Travellers HdqeriRe., ,..
Mrs. Lighthcad- -0f. course, DR.
Scripture. we were very sorry to have CO,
give up our pew in your church, hut Is
cost US so much for the children : daac-
ing lessons that we bud q give upsomc-
thing. Pitts5i.r1k Posi-
-Ah Eastern arm very generously
seRtis us an order for advertising 10 be-
paid for in seeds. We thank Won, gen
nemen, we are about as seedy now as
we can be and get around town ltyou
have any patent adjustable pants patches,
warranted to match all patterns, you
can send them right along with your
electroplate, st. Ptal Herald
-'a.ook here, nowl Don't you know
there's an order requiring every car
riage TO have lantern at night9N said
the policeman 20 tha Hibernian hack
driver FAN sure, sir, y was the reply,
"what made have / for lantern ut all,
at ALL? Can We not see for yursch, sir,
that my horse is hloindr' Philadelphia
Cal.
Fond Boston mother Ito daughterl
Jennie, did you kiss young Gaskins
again to-night2n Daughter e'Yes,
mamma, he's inst lost an uncle in San
Francisco, and was so sorry for him, Y
Fond Boston mother well. Jennie,
let this be the last, I'm afraid II you
keep on encouraging him with your
sympathy he won't have relative left
in the wide, wide world. - Til ms
-'Did You enjoy yourself at the re-
ceptions" asked Miss Fussanfeather of
Young Crimsonbeak, when they had re-
turned from sosial g.lthering IN the
neighboghoOd .'Oh. very much. was
the reply. (which do Won think were
the prettiest features Of the EVENING""
..0h, yours. BY all means, was the re-
sponse. which made the lady blush ia the
end Of her bonnet strings = Eonkeys
Statesman.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11
one Peculiarly Of the Redwood.

A striking peculiarly Of the edVood
is the surprising facility with which it
initiates all other forms Of coniferous
growth and branching. Some II the
tops az the younger treas have an che
wave, swing, and grace Of feather palms,
others are sitter in line and resemble
more the sugar pine. The fir, the great
Sequoia, the Ponderosa or yellow pine,
and also the solid dome top, noticed 20
sharply by Muir in the virgin groves Of
Sequoia on The Kaweah, are an typified
by this versatile tree
IL also has d peculiar feature Of it's
own, athick branching of long, extended,
and pendulous arms leafiess, except d
slight furriness an over. The branches
have delicate and graceful fiexibility II
line and beautiful swing, without the
slightest woodiness or stiffness; and yet
this form 81 growth Is the most repul-
sive Of all tie redwood's freaks, and is
best described ii spidery, and that on d
giant scale The branches, Or, more
property, arms, appear % have the power
% locomotives and To be able To seize
and hold. San Francisco Chronicle.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11
canar shnp. q other Eand..

In the matter Of CONNECTIONS by the
way, New York, speaking after the man
ner Of men beats the world They hardly
know what candy is in London, where
still obtains the antique and exploded
superstition that it is 4 sort Of pap pecu-
LARRY suited to and designed for infancy
A country where ice cream il a rare and
novel compound, sold 81 fabulous prices
and by the wine-glass full, presents &c
the American imagination difficulties in
the way OF cOurtship and marriage which
might be expected 10 seriously check the
natural increase Of the population; but
the untraveled Englishman has neyery vet
learned that sweets 70 the sweet Is the
proper method u bonbardiug maiden
hearts, and he seems 70 get the necessary
preliminaries settled some way in q
goodly number f cases Iniassisted by any
softer gs,strononic influences than are
shed By his own indigestible plum pud-
ding.
The candy shops there are small and
humble places where the proprietor
gladly exchanges a portion OF his simple
goods for penny or even fraction
thereof, instead Of refusing, as Do our
brilliant and lortlly confeotioners, 70 me-
gotiate for less than half q pound of COM
pounds ranging from 80 cents to 81 a
pound. The idea Of such airs in such a
business wOulG b. laughed to scorn. In
Paris they are in these respects somewhat
more civilized, aud indeed it was from
Paris that we learned our early lessons il
the worship OF sugar, but we have now
far outstripped our teachers both in the
number and splendor Of the shops and in
the expensiyepess and variety Of our con-
fections. New York Graphic.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11
80 sNoM.


y. u
vast Extremes .af fep'psrlt'lre hornS w
InRsu'ra lr9"ae'.se oris'"''
Even to-day che wiltt theories about
the rod snow are not yet ended Seeing
that ire Young spores III the alyap moved
incos.antIy bsc,',y.,rg soJ g.,r,yarJ n
4 M. KIM.
wy "','ei, wy NVS'' ''l',''0 sA4'' '''s 49,
aniinalcalie, ana req snow only the
lowest form q aNimal life, By de-
grees, however, It came 10 be an ae-
Cepted fact that this voluntary motion
does not belong exclusively Is animal
life. aad tl,e young spores 81 The lower
plants. although thuy move freely about
IN thr water, ana are nlentifully pro-
yided with fiIie hair-like threads llks tie
real inilisoria. still remain plants. and
never turn into animals. ana thus The
plant nature u the ..snow blossom"
was finally settled The red snow alga
found on the Alps. PyYcnees, Carpa-
thians, and also on the submits II the
North American mountains as far down
AZ California is not, however. such de-
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11
snoa. If,,s.,l M ~ An1l,oaea.

There isn't lnuch show for our leather
81 our manufactured shoes la Australia.
The people have good-siged, civilized feet,
and they produce niore leather than they
want. They have reduced 10 sci-
ence the manufacture Of leather
from skins n the native ans
mails, and as long as the lat
ter hold out, Consul Griffin doesn't see
any market for US, The skin Of the kan
CARGO Is much used, but the Australians
donot discriminate much, and carve up
their native bears, OF ruthleSsly destroy
the bandicoot tthe native pigl or the
tingo or native dog, 50 that all tastes
may be suited in leather Tic fashion
able slippers are made from the skins Of
the platypus, and are highly priced The
people In New Zealand don't go much
upon style Their feet ore large and I'm.
shapely, and pegged boots are considered
Just tie thing, In South New Zealand
brass rivets are used 70 faSten the soles to
the uppers, eg
The good people Of japan do not show
any desire 90 cultivate American leather
or shoes. All the noble subjects Of the
AIikndo banker after European fashions,
and spend some Of theirincomes IN wear
ing French shoes The Young women
in Japan are not much behind our own
They catch ON 70 all the new fashions in
European dress, ape the manners and
customs of Europeans, and ttslye savage
delight is showing their pretty feet and
silk stockings They don't want any
shoes Of American manufacture, and the
bulk Of the natives arc satisfied q 90
through life wearing sandal On a
wooden clog. Consul Patton does not
think there Is any Geld for American
manufactures ia the Japanese empire
New Word Mail and Express.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11
coal rormed 4 "a Arotlo region

Commenting on Lieut., Greely's dis
coyery Of coal within The Arctic Circle
IN Greenland, Mr. w. Mattieu Williams
expresses himself as dissatisfied with the
prevailing notion which demands sub
tropical climate for The formation 81
car5oniferous deposits He Has himself
described tae deposition 81 cool that Il ii
actual progress at The present time III
Norway within degrees of The arctic
lircle and believes that STELLAR deposits
noy - found much further norsil Nj
yery yialeat alteFatien a clinate tlacIe-
forea need he assumed tn axiaaiis tie
t8sssis iasld tloAsl. estoss GET.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11
selIing oIothine ~ ralt-sampie.

Clothing diqmmers are alwaya making
an effort 10 reduce the size 81 their
sample trunks, and to prevent tie losses
that occur 1t hotels Isl reason Of the ac-
Cess which porters and housemai6s have
70 their rooms. The loss from this latter
SOURCE Is not 70 large now as il formerly
WAS, because some manufacturers have
hit upon the plan II making only one
half 81 each article of clothing for 4
sample. "A sample coat IN only d half
coat sample vest only a half vest and
50 on. The porter who runs into d drtiti-
mers room and oiit again will not set 3
full garment as ne formerly did, and
girls DO not have the same temptations
in the matter o. providing for their
beaux The plan, too, reduces the
weight ~ the drimmer's samples, but |
understand aae manufacturers lose soaie-
thing Ia the eiad, a. pieces are now and
then misIaid. and the LOIS 81 one-half u
earment ruins its value. Con. elobs
Democrat.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11
Irhrss osnts l.l....., 81 Artl.tLe oeoElnr.

When Catherine Dc Medici was mar.
ried 10 Henry II she introduced into
France, with her corrupt and eTeminate
followers, a system Of epicureanisrn that
had been confined e. Italy, Paris then
became the center 81 artistic cooks and
epoking, ard has continued such ever
since--a period Of more than three centti.
ries, Il has taughtso much o. the modern
world 70 cook, hiss sent 20 many 81 is
cooks abroad on high culinary missions
that othsr cities ci,a nosg compete with
i ia what q prone 10 heheye is exy
elusive specially Chicago iierald
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To Capital Seeking Investment.

II OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER
i eSt I'D Tie two fOEiplr claims with a
large gia9lttA III hiah Grade eepIer or Ia
sight Plenty " wacd ard Wsttr 40 fi,a
rlains NaGt S95.W8to hify sulanmlina
Interests, deielop claims and prt thtm IN
baliien pFndufiTE condition. ] Nili REPAY
this S;5la9 out ~ the iirst cIper lrpdurrd.
leaving yen With oft-half interest IN tyo
gR0d. developed claims. With gtsd tetiRe-
tioB works On property You can srpire
yourself ~ deeds Is claims and an in-
pFoy finents uniil money b paid back, tlleU
divide property and gil aIIlsad
WIN wants To Investigate tl!is ii good
faWlis
Call on on address JOHN u. BURGESS,
Dunlap PDstofliee. Graham County AriEo-
na, via Fort Grant sept. str
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III Weakness. Spefmatsnrrpla, Pr0Staiiinr-
fhaa Emissions Inlmigl.ty Exhausted
Vitality Premature Decline aud Loss Oh
MANHOOD, IN all rs complications, and
from whateYereause produced ltenriches
and purifies the Blood, strengthens the
Nerves. Brain, Muscles Digestion, Repro
dnctiyc Organs Physical and Mental Fac
ulties IL stops amy unnatural facilitating
strain nn the system preventing hEOlun
tary losses, del1ili5ating dreams, seminal
LOSSES with tienfine, etc, 80 Destructive ~
mind and hUly itis sure etlminat0T Of
an KlDNEY and BLADDER COM
PIiAINTS. III contains no injurious itigee-
dents To THOSE SUFFERING FROM THE
EvGI EFBEcTs on YOUTHFUL INDIscBE-
TIoNS or EScESsr.s. A sPBEliN. rHoRDUGu
AND PERMANENT CIfRG is GtTARstN-
pEED. Price, 50 20 per aoitletm live bot
Ties In ease, with full directions and advice,
for SO Sent secure from observation 10
any address upon receipt 0f price, ur 6. O..
p. To be had only 0f
Dir. G. d. SAlFlELO, 2f6 KEARkY sri,
san Francisco, Cal. Consultations strictly
confidential By letter on AZ Office. T REF.
For the convenience If patlents. and IN or
der to insure perfect seefeg3 have ADOPT
I'd 4 private address under W@leh all pack
ages viii be forwarded
Trial Bottle Free @ sa's III s ss ssss Is 3
any one applying by letter stating his
symptoms ana age Con,N,ue sVlis strict
i confidential tai aiif
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-09-11

lie Hiahma's eolden Rmisnna No.
Cures Chancrcs, hrss and second stages.
Sores on the Legs and Body, Sore Ears,
Eyes, Nose, ste, Copprrseolorsd Hiotehez.
Syphihtie casarrh, diseased scalp. ana All
primary ferns Of tho disease known az
syphilis. Price, IS 90 per HettIs.
lie Richnuss Golden Raisam No. q
Cures Tertiary, Merenrial Syphiiitie Nheu.
faatifm, Pains IN tbs Bones, Pains IN the
Head, back q The Neck, liberated sorc
Throat, syphiiieic Rash, Lumps and con.
tvacted Cords, Stiffness Of ne limbs, and
eraaicates all disease from Che system
whether caused BIZ indiRrretion Or abua
of Mercury, ieayiag the blaod plra ard
healthy. Price IS 90 per Bottle.
Lee Riehnn's Golden spanish Antf-
dose for the cure o. GunorhGa, elect,
Irritation Gravel, and al Urinary or Ceni-
tal disarrnlgements. Price sc so per
Bottle
L.c Isiehauss Golden spanish Tn-
lection, for severe cnses 81 aoslorrhgra.
InaAmmstory eject. Strictures&e, Price
81 SO per Bottle
In Hiehau's Golden 0gnsment
for the effective heal.ngp Syphilitic Sores,
and erupsions. prfee& Oh 90 per ltoz
lie RiehRuss Golden Pitfs Nerve
and Brain treatment; loss Of physical pow
eg, excess CIR oger,work Frostratlon, etc.
Price 80 90 per nax.
Tenic and Hervlnc,
sent everywhere, e. O ~, securely packed
PER express
e. r. RICHARDS a. co. Agents.
ss7 & 40 sansoinc street. Corner Clay,
san Ftantisco, Cal.
cSscuLAR MAILED FREE
febi3Iv
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$500 REWARD.

N.ssA Figp hundred dollars,
viii br paid upun the
cOnli'tifncf amy prFsen
- cangilt stealing Gf Kill
ing any cattle With the
~ 9V " ali0YrbfanG or With BIZ
l,s41.as4sssska- 4 son tlle lcft ribs and
Sllatiller ~ atiialnogd bar us the middle
OF the itft side. ShqPl,--eTep ofi the lt'ff
ear two Sits an lie right
Post 0aie--pLehix A. II.
Sppt 2z-iyl D III. 4 a a WARn.