davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Probate Court Notice.

IN THE PROBATEECOURT, PIMA COUNTY 4 Anzoua, In the matter of the estate Of hOmas Davis, ceceGsed.
 L. l.. WetmOre, the Administratcr of Thomas DaTIs, deceased, having filed his petition herein, praying for an order of ssls of certain interests m mining claims m the Tyndall Min ing District, PIma county. Arizona. belonging Co the said estate, for the purposes therein set forth.
 lt is ordered, by the said court, that all per- soas lnterested iu the estate of the sid dsceased appear hefOre snid ceurt, on Saturday. the 2tth dag of A grll, lssf. st 10 o'clock in the forenoon of sad day, at the court room of said court, in the Clty Of Tucson, t0 show cause why an order should not be grAutet tO the sad AdrninIs. rator Co sell such interests Tn mining claims of The decessei as Eiay be necessary; and that a copy of this order be published Gt least four succes siye weeks m the CITIZEN, a weekly newspaper printed and published at Tucson, m sad County of Pima.
 J. <. WOoD.
 Probate Judge Dated at Tue on, March 2ith. 1888. Wit
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Letter From Don \. Sanford.
 WASHINGTON, D. 0. March 30th 1886,

W AsHISGTON, U. U.
 March 30th 1886, EDIToR CITIzEN:-Wkile perusing your valuable paper to day, I saw under caption of stree. .i1Provements my name connected with others intended 10 infer that I am opposed 10 stree. improve ments.
 do not know by what authority my name WAS put there. 1t ls surely for geTy. never signed my name Or used my Infuence against public improve ments: to the contrary I have always favored raising and also of paying my share of any amount of taxes for any permanent improvement. in city. coun- tY, state, or territory wherever I have lived and l am still in favor of any amount that will be used for the welfare and benefit of the community. l do and always have considered that, every dol lar iudicIously expended for permanent aud substantial improvement adds fifty or more per cent to the investment No person ever tried more 90 have good EA-NSNt't s-aNAN eA-2Ht P1u4AO E1ullOEftbGlAA- lugs, dralnlngs, cemeterles, librarles etc, than l did, and had those been gotten ;n your city l would have been nus. ss anxious afterward to have had gas and electric lght tO illuminate aud show the beauties of the streets, sidewalks, and places ot attraction Rs any person. l do got hesitate 10 say my pride w-s too much above the old narrow, roughIand I-,fr.aHa and uncrained streets, brushy rough and neglected cemetery and plRzss 10 ever favor their being illuminated by aD attractive e1pensIve and elaborate light; the contrast would not wear well and the appearance wOul3 be mUrtityiDg. The following was last falls assess mebt and tax and for what purpose: Assessessed valuation, Sl,52S, 5l9-2J; l rate of tax, S6i scts., to build a vault IL city hall for books, papers, and other city property, S953 5; II cts, to redeem bonds against the city issued Tor build ing purposes, SI, ,GS1 37; < cts., to pay in rersst on bonds for yegr loo5 and hIst six months of lSS6, Sl ,222 Sl; 3415 cts, to dram streets, repair end buildings and pay city officers months, S5,213 40.
 The above was levied and paid for the year 1885 but as the money was not ex- pended by some thousands of dollars. it must necessarily be retained ID the trea- snry al present, to liqUidate the indebt ed as above and build the vault.
 If Rs much interest will be taken to prevent incidental expenses III the city of Tucson, and in Pima county, aud in Arizona Rs there IS to prevent improve ments the welfare of the country would be much improved, and more prosper ous than it ever has been. Where citi- zens en!oin prvste improvement and re- monstrate against pnbllc improvement they are neither entsrpTls!ag or pIO- gressiys.
 1 wish tLe misled public tO be inform ed that I did not sigD or wish my name to be sisnel 10 any paper demonstrating against any judicious street, sidewalk, cemetery, plaza O: public building i'm prOvement. D. A. SANFORD.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Catilemen's Meeting.

At a meeting of the Pima County
 Ranchmsn's Association, held at Fire,
 mems Hall, on April l0, there was large
 and enthusiastic attendance ofmembers,
 and the following business was trans acted:
 RoDEos
 Will start at the Avea ranch. Aprll 10th, | Captain, Charles Proctor, wIll start ai ] San Xavier. on May lst. and work up ! the Santa Cruz river, Captain, Charles Proctor; wi!fstsrt at TAnque Verde, on the 10th of May, thence to Pantauo, thence to the Empire ranch, thence Co Richardson and GOrmley's and down the
 SonOita 10 Santa Curz; Captain, Lewis
 Gormley.
 Each person must furnish hIs own
 provisions.
 \ resolution of the association passed
 tO the effect that no persOn will be d.
 lowed 10 brand his cattle on the ranch of another person without the permis- sion of the owners of said rsnge. and each member of the association is re- qUested to sec that this resolution Is en- forced.
 Considerable time was consumed Tn bringing Co the attention ot the meeting certain infringements Of the law. and a resolution was passed to the effect that It shall be ;he duty of each iJdividual member of the association Co rrport any case uf violation of the law to the execu- tive committee. who shall vigorously prOSecute every case; and that each in divldual member shal look up all the evidence obtaiuable m such cases and forward the evidence so obtained for the use of the prosecutor ID the courts. and further each member shall recommend that rewards shall be paid when neces- ssry Co enforce the law and such recon meudatiun shall receive the immediate attention of the executive committee. who shall offer libersl rewards when deemedi Decessary .and use every dsli- gence m bringing criminals to justice. Renewed vigor in stopping depredatious k urged upon the members of the asso- citation.
 Attention WAS called to the few absent ees, who as members Cf the association. should have been present to participate m the important business transacted. and IL was the unanimous sense of the members present that hereafter in all cases where members We're absent with put written excuse received at such fines should be enforced.
 Ihe next regular meeting will be held ! 'he first Tuesday ID May. Special meet ngs will occur to transact business ! when necessary, upon call.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

' -eN7tAlt @AA AAALA LtDs ss l-7os | NOIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT E. s | ~ Arnold. Trustee. whose postofice addres. ! IS Iuc-nu, Pima County. Arizona care A w | Ontha1 k, has hls day filed his application for q patent Tor i5pl huear feet of the SOn0na miEe ol | yeIa rrartEE mineral. with surface ground s1 feet tn width. -Ituased m the Oro Blanco p,iulnp | district. 'ouuty Of Pima and Territory of Ari- | zuAa, and de-iEnated ny the field notes and Oti clal pls on ne m this oece ss lot No ~ in said | Oro Bianc1 district. sad lot No. ~ being de =crIhed s- fOllovs. to-wlt:
 Beginning at the southern end center of claim ! al H pl-, ' Lee, bong Feet In a mound of stones
 Us Y. M No. bears N 20 degs.. 57 mins., " Thence S 70 tecs., mins. F sOO SO. to A Dos, z irsi long s-t m a mound of stones, marked Thence N 70 degs-. g riins F s2s feet to cen. ter Df t1ulch bear. \ 2g del,s tu .uins " s0o feer to ceutsr of Gulrh ba--- N ,i des,s fi ,';,s V ill' teet Co ,. poet feet long set m a mound st1ue-, marked S N. No. g."
 laeace '9 deg, 05 mins. W SoO feet Co north ern e. center ot einim at post feet long. set in 2 muund nf stones. mark.d q .-S. M. No. l."
 lheucr " dec--. O5 rlIus.- V % feet C.. cen Ter Ter gi S'noma Galch near- s e degs.. 2l mins.. " l-' ie..' Co center of Gulch bears s i7 de. s 46 mIn--, T. 9Ju feet tO post feet long. set in a .und oi stoces naked '-S- N. Nn. 5.f
 Thence \ lo degs- s mi1s. W 5e0 feet to cen ter of Sonoma Iulch bears 65 deg-s. % min W l1J' teef Co center Of Gulch bears \ 65 dags 49 mfns. W l5bl feet Co a p,-t feet long ssf ir, a Tound Of stones. marked '~. M. No. G."
 n~.ce = it degs.. o5 min- F 3o feet Co post N. l. M. No- l, V p'ace of heglunirg.
 Ma-uei ic ~Farlation l2 deys. q mins. | con taluIn2 -l.f6 acres
 n, The location of this mine is recorded in the recorder o1ce of Pima County, Book b. Rec ofds of Nine. pages f74 and f75.
 A'y Gnd all persons claiming adversely any i"Fuou st said souOma mine, or surface ground are reiulred tp nle their adverse claims with the hes1strr of the United states Land Office at iucson, m the Territory of Arizona during the ten weeks period of publication hereof or they wilI he barred by virtue of the prOvis- Ions of the stlEtute.
 BEN. NJ. THOMAS. Register
 lt is hereby ordered that the forcoing notiea or application for patent be published for the period of Zen consecutive weeks in the CITrZEN a N--siy neNspsper published in T lcsOu, Pima
 B.M. THOMAS. Register. Firs. publication Fab ra tsss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

AESs.
 easa undartakar not cured The reason -a --lay cannot get cured of weakness and tha lt-,Ts a.s- sases IS owin, 70 s eompheatlon; oa4.-4 ts'4-- IATORRHFA with h1fEhAl-S- Dl, lN, which requires speci sl treatment DR. IIKBIa's iSVI IORATcR. No. 2, Nl-l I.-- Ie- suliRr special tTea.taeut. ts the only cure tnt PRosrATOkRHzA. Ey 1t Manhood is -sf,ar'i and the ham s.s t7vcs moved back Iron age Co TOutn.
 If piuoples appear on the face fl .o1 b. us listi s-s and desOOndent. look out for the r,m- plicariOn with Vital Weakness Sal lOfs ss NiaI- ity known as PrOeIatCrrhea. Hundreds Di .i,ss Eave been lost for the want of proper trs.. l-e7t tor this complication. and thousand ttT- ..-' all their property and pleasure iu llfe i-o-- l,- heCts-
 six bOttles. Si0. Sent to any address cCgclei scuIs ely from observation.
 Dr. Aiebig sx Co. treat successfully by ll'- nNOpethy every form of SPECIAL. bl.il-i1 pr CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury ot lauseous drugs. If vitality Is drained from 'lv body numerous diseases follow thar hsf.is "r.l.- aRry medical treatment. 1T kllCSed tO souf'r-a she unnatural lOes cRuEes COnsu mptIuu. ltai-- scs. Brights Disease Insanity. ets. Cures guar 1lteed. Diseasss Of the SenIto- urlCa-y Ur-als, xldneys liver and bladder -pecl6liy tregtet. ui-- s4sEs OF wOafzS SPEEDILY CURED.
 Qualified and Res Don>ihie.-Dr. Lis1ir Co.,, from EUROPE. arc organized m comp. .ial,' sith the California Medical Law. Dlplulia pre- 'ured oy regular college etrcatOn, and are .s tn their nineteenth year of special practice NOst powerful electric belts free tO pstleIt5 To PROVE THE WONDERFUL POwEs of tHr iN- ttdOkAIOk A e BOTTLE 0IvES OB SIM f4Hk jonsultatIon free and prlvats.
 Call or address
 LIEBTG DISPESsARY
 f0O Geary street, San Francisco, Gel Mnm H
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

Sheriff Psul to-day deposited tie coin with the clerk of the District Court In lieu Of the stay bond on appeal, aud the subject of the motion for 6 new trial will now be considered by the supreme court The conspirators hsd now bet. ter begin to look for small holes to crawl into and hide.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

TUcsoS. April 10th, 1886. The Board met at p. n. this day. Present: J. 5. Mansfield, Chairman; l. c. Handy. Member; ChRs k. Drake, Dep. Ex-OfiiciO Clerk. Absent Geo. W. TeitswoIth, Member.
 It appearing from the treasurer's report for lst quarter, lSS6, that there is c de- ticiency in the salary fund of S3J9S 9, on motion Thomas Hughes, County treasurer of Pima county, IS hereby or dered in conformity with Sec. l9, Act n, Lavs of 1885, to transfer the said sum of s359S.25 from the general fund of the county to the general salary fund in order ;o pay the salaries of the coun- " officials.
 The demand of R. II. Paul for SlS75.- co. salary as sheriff for fir-t quarter. 1886, wss audited aud warrant No. Is drawn on salary fund for same.
 On motion the Board adjourned to meet at 10 a. m, April l2th, lSS5.
 J. S. MANSFIELD, Chairman. Attest:
 W. E. HORTON, EV-Officlo Clerk. Per CHAs. +. DRAKE, Dept. E1-OGicio Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Proposals for Cleaning Streets.
CITY HALL. TUcsox.

Ssaled proposals for the elearIng of inc streets of the City of Tuc-ou, m confornity with -F@cincAtions now on fils in this UfIc. vi n he 5e-viy-d hy the undersigned. up Go May 25th, pr-sarcs of bidders.
 Its Council re-ervss the right Co reject any and lil bids, h deemed bet. for the interest of the city.
 By crder of the Mayor and Common Conn cil.
 CHARLES II. MEYER Aprl-!U City Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

NIT. W.J. Corbett left yesterday for Atlanta, Georgia where he will reside in the future. Mir. Corbett is a pleasant gentleman and a desirable citizen, and his large circle of friends In Arizona bade him sdieu with regrets, and hope his footsteps may again be turned this way.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

can soon Dulld up permanent and profitable b1slress. They are not sold by merchant. and NegiVe exclusive territory. thereby giving the agent entire control of these superior cor sets m the territory assigned her. We have a large num Der of gents who are making a grand success selling thgse gOOds. and we dasire sueh m every town. Address MIME. GRISWOLD CO. 9s3 Broadway, New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

Itis hereby orcered that the foregoing uoties or sppIcatlon for pGtsnt be published for he psrlOd of ten consecutive weeks in The CITTzTs a reesly newspaper. published in TCcson Pima Couuty. A-izoua B. M. THOMAS. Keclstsr
 FIrst pubhcstion.Feh. i2. is-si-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

An energetic business woman to -9heit and take orders for The
 VI A ID \ VI F. GRIS OLD Patent skirt Supporting Cor sets. These eorsefs have been ex- tensiTely advertised and sold by Lady c8nVasssrs the past ten pears. which, with their superiority, nas 'reated a large demand for them throughout the United State.
 and any lady who gives her time
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Unclaimed letters roinaining m POstOfics at Tucson, Arizona. April i1 Issjt

Tucson, Arizona. April I2, issii Abiia. Maria livingston. C AbisO, Guadalupe Lopez. ALnusa Arhlsa. G F Martinez, RJtario Baicenegro, Jesus MsrtInez. hafEils Balencla, Antonio flctOnaghay Charlie bzusr. m G hcLe-teg. John Bagkoyick, Man Mills, HB B0nrard, Frank A Miranda Maria Browu, MT c l. Muutau0, Francisco BuTrusl, Pedro hu-es NugOn Bg-isments, Victor Moreno. Marcaria Jabaiieru. Juau6 Norton. I \ Siaik, Harry OlarmIs. MirsndO Curdoya. ugenio O'bIyar. H Crea mer, Ju-eIh Psdeas Jesus Dsjelle, Jas S Pemb-rfon,J J DOty. l. Ouitty, Charles DOrr, Ebsn k sidIng, Michael Egau, Della bslcidO. Eesman Ess-T. tiss D Mary Saazsr JOse r E-pinoZt. Victor Si-uerO. ChOnA GlpIn, Mrs Smith, W Gomez, Luis NaiieucEru, rranQa4liuR Grreu. Charley Mat-on MaJurA s GrIJalba. Margarita Young. b
 M. P. FIREMAN. Postmastsr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

The StaES rumor that Albert Stein field and H. E. Lacy put up the $500 for Sheriff Paul lacks tr1thtulness. In fact, the Star seems to have successfully boycotted the truth in all things,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

SurlSi n1sston. AVer5iol tp 9Nc-ciF. Di ra-F 1f Vision, Noises in tho hssd: eScr->e, il drinking intoxicating iiqnors, tes Vi. sl and Jssslnz unobssrved in t1e urJ-e, s-r .l.-- Ithsr diseases that lead Co insanity and 4-a.s
 pr. Mintie, who 10 A ESgUisT T h5 ,ican Graduate of the University Uf Fral.,'- yania will agree tO foEfsit Five Hundred Dollars, for 6 case Of this E1Gc 'le Vital RsstcrstlVo under his sp5c-,l 4lrlrr s-c .resrusnt) will rot crr5, O- for Arvthl-g -1.-rs jr injurious found n it. Dk. ALEItI .-s.r all Private Dissssss successfully v1t.ult ---- ;ary. Consultation frse. TECrurEl .~--. .,- ion and advice. including h.sl .S,- st e.,-- sj. Price of the Vital Restorative ,.l 90 {, - . -s, or foC- times the quantity. SJ; sent q. any address upon reo3ipt of prIls o- ,.I.L. sscurs teom ohss-vBtsnr, SC6 F. p-Ivr-e -.-- desired. by DB. MISNIK, q kss--5 S,r--- -s1- Francisco. OgI. Send fyr list Os qca- .e..- 4-. pamphlet.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE o1 sggIca-1--- -- letter stating syn 2tous, sex and EEe- Sts. secrecy m regard Co all business tra-s-c-l.l-.
 DSS- sfIHTIE's Kidney E-Hlsas E,g.- retieuua, cGros all kinds of KIiEsy and Ha lsr Complaints, GO1crThce1, Ciac., L.sGuc-r--s. For sale hy sil drugl-sss, sl DC,t.o, sax ....es for k3.
 DR. EINTIE'S Dandelion Pills s-, ,la best aud otespsst OyspePsIa and HiI.ols ---e in the market For ssle bZ all druggI-J-. aac.l
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
TERE1roRY oT tHIzoNA t,

IERETrCEY or ARIZONA County of Pima, {77
 l. F II. Hereford. Notary Public in and for the County of Pima and Territory of Arizona do hereby certIfy that the above named A. M Goodman. wife of J. c. Goodman. personally known to me. appeared efors me at my office in the lty of Tucson in said Pima county on the iOt day Of March, iS-j and then and there in my pre-enes made and executed the foregoil E declaration.
 In witness whereof l have hsreuuto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day ana yegr above written.
 lsEAL.I B. II. HEREFORD,
 Nstary Public, Pima Co. Ariz
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

lt is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the perlod of ten consecutive weeks in the CITIZEN, a eeesly neWsp6per published iii Tucson. Pima County, Arizona. B. N. THOMAS, Register.
 lIrst publication. Feb. I3. Iss6
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17


 the lowest, It was accepted and the con tract awarded to him.
 NIT. Mansfield speaks in terms Of praise ot She Board of Supervisors of Cochise county, whom we found to be thorough gentlemen, fully alive tO inc needs of the wants of their county and careful of its interests. He also has many good words to say Of the cIty ot Tombstone and its open-hearted people, and IS much impressed with their rare ho -pitality.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Notice of Sole Tradership.

ON THIS 10TH DAY OF MARCH, A. D. V iss6, at Tucson, Pima county. Arizona per-onally appeared before me, B. H. Hereford a Notary Public m and for said Pima county A A. Goodman, married woman. wife of q. Goodman. personally known to ma. and be- declares from the date hereof that under an,. 5y virtue of the h of said Territory she in- tendz to carry on business in her own name and or her owl account.
 -o carried on by her IS that of General MerchAn- dlzlng m said Pima county. ArizOnat That from and after the date hereof she will be individually responsItls m her own name and on her own account for all debts con tracted by her on account of The said bus mess: and that th5 amount Co be invested n said business does not exceed the sum of Five Thousand Dollars.
 A. M. GOODMAN. Witness. B. II. HEREFoR
 Notary Public.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Great English Remedy-

ic E Esvsr-faia-er- tor Nervous l.1.,y &rhsEst5C FI-afs., Seminal V H@sEus.. : spermstorEaOea. .-e7 AA SAOOD. Irb-..-. cy. Pa=slyB.s. P1u. z- rnGa snd all tse .sl oie sGects ot a.F Aouse, yoC.hfu- f1..ss Snc aNcesses l. .s. rs ] saTs-s1 1a a= t-- f Memory, t-rs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Tine RnnndnrX Line

Supervisor J. s. Mansfield returned from Tombstone last evening whither be went in an official capacity to open the bids for surveying the boundary lIne between Pima and COchise counties. The bids were found to be us foiloMs:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Application for Patent.
Application No. IA for Patent to the
 SOn0ms Mtne

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, ! luc-On, ArfZona- Eeb q. I.-S '
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
LIrRiG nlspEAsAPN

fOO Geary strcat, San Francisco. Csi. Private entrance, 4O5 Mason street four blocks Ip Geary street from ksarny. Main entra.ge trough Dispenzary Drug Store. OcisttE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
Dr. Mintie.

THE SPLlIALI>I. No. IT Kearny St, san Francisco. Cal CEEATs ALL CHRONIC. SPECItL A~D Fr-v.-- DISEASES WITH WONDERFUL SCC-E-,.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
LOCAL NEWS.

There seems Co be plenty of water ID the Gcequias along the Santa Cruz bot toms.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

$ glimpse into 4. r. Beavers carriage paint shop, al Vasquez's blacksmith shop on Meyer street, reveals that gentleman as the busiest men in the city. He has plenty of work iO do and 9ive1 the mos: careful personal attention to every detail, and uses the best quality of paints and varnisbes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17
NJ. THOMAS. Register
WANTED IN TUCSON

Fir-, publication Feb. 11 Isss,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-04-17

lt is hereby Ortered 'ha, the f0 eEoiug no- iice uf sppiic stiun for patent Ice puhush-d for the perlui Of tan cun-ecujIvc week. m the tiItLEN, a weekly n-~ -pagsr publi-he,l at Tue c-ou, PimH county, tri -nrE, being the news paper pubL-ted nearest -s.t c,aiM-
 B. M. THO HA. Register. First publication February -7. I,si.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-06-24
Wages and Rum.

The rum traffic is sufficient bur-
den upon decent people and tax
payers at best, without assessing
employers directly to sustain it. 1t
is far better, better for himself and
the community at large. for a work.
man to receive so little pay that he
cannot buy rum than it is to have
enough to enable him to fill himself.
If the rum shop could be eliminat-
ed from the labor problem, it would
be easier of solution by very large
per cent. The money spent for Ii
quor in this country is much great
er than that spent for any article { t
consumption and several times
more than that spent tor education.
Comment upon such a state of af-
fairs is entirely unnecessary. 1t is
incredible that nation in which
there are so many who complain of
an impossibility to get on in the
world, should support a hundred
rum shops to one school house, and
guzzle rum as if it were a necessary
article of consumption. Further
the saloon always furnishes the
flame that breaks forth into riot
and bloodshed. 1t is the enemy of
the workingman and of everybody
else. But thousands of working
men are ready to boycott anything
before they will boycott the rum
shop. Many a man could live well
and save money upon his present
wages, if he would let rum alone,
but as long as he is a patron of the
har-room it is not likely that he
could be paid enough to enable him
to either live decently or to save a
cent.-W esterD Rural.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-06-24
PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

a good laugh is sunshine in a
house.
You getthe truth habitually from
equals only.
The appellatton of gentleman
should never be affixed to a mans
circumstances, but to his behavior
in them.
1t is foolish to become discour-
aged. The best of us have much to
fear, and the worst of US all have
much to hope for.
Men who most pride themselves
on their knowledge of the world
generally only know its icrooked
alleys and lanes.
Talk about those subjects you
have mad long in your mind, and
listen TO what others say about sub
jects you have studied but recent
ly.
When our pride, our avarice, our
interests, our desires to domineer,
are worked upon, are welnot forever
Fostering heaven to decide in their
favor.
Submission is the only reasoning
between a creature and its maker.
and contentment in his will is the
best remedy we can apply to our
misfortunes. 3 ats
Evasions are the common shelter
of the hard-hearted, the false, and
the impatient, when called upon to
assist; the really great alone plan
instantaneous help, even when
their looks or words presage diff
entities.