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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
s.r..s r,..s..,,..r .r.A. Nerve.

The surest trsoq ailis .r of ,he nerves is . nedicine which remedie, taeir superseusi- tiveness by iavigssst,ng them. Over- esnsioo of tbs perves always wcakens them Wat they need, then. is tonic, not . ssdative. The latter is only useful when thege is an intense meotai excitement, and a immediate necessity e,is;s for pro- ducins quietuds of brain. Hostetter's Stomach Bitten restores tranquility of the nerves by enclosing them with the vigor requisite to bear, without being jared or disturbed unheatnfuiv. the ordinary impression produced through ;hs media of sight bearing and reflection. Nay ii sAovs more than this-,t eosolss tbem sc sustsin adegrse of tension from mental application which they should be totally unable Co endure without ns assistance. Such, at least, the irresistible conclusion
 b drawn from the testimony of basiness and professional men. iitter.ssurs, clergy men. and othe-s who have tested the fos,i- fying end sepsra:ve influence of .his cele- bsoied tGnie and nervipe
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
rhe a,oseAse ne0e.
ADxKn


 Far swsy from the tunuls and c,smor, tssy fro a t',. soi. ani the strif-; Far away froa tue gii;;er aad gl.oor. The bastie sni struggle Of life; Where the gray mists of morning are
 cro~BinS
 Grsoi;e creek ~i,h its glit:srisg foam, Aad f'smb 3 B,;ts a the S'ssssce is
 t,oSa,.-
 |: .->. -i 'h IT ie., c,.tags hons. Where tns hnsat ro.y glow oi ,hs
 morning.
 Crowns the spo: ~I:h halo of .,ght; Ana the rays of the suu are sdoruiog And gliding each gi,.tening eight; Wtere the cricks: chirps all the eve grimly,
 Aad ,ha sasies of shs nigas % sad cone;
 Where the sown IS scea miss,iy -dimly. b AdAh and Ludvig's dear home Fieecy clou5s float above 1t sereaely, Or scud in the freshening breeze; And the mooa ssiliog o'er |, 60 qu.soiF. einks slswly behind the dark trees; Leaving shadows of isves dream ia the future,
 Where Cupid so iaselj lid roam; With his darts that will truly maturr. Two loves in their nes cottage h,m,. May their lives shine out hxs v'si'a, From early morn nIl midnight desp; And their home Ss a1 earthly Elysian, With little M,zsrs s,uis [, reap; That will carol all through the m,ua- tains, Floating up to the sxies szars dsms With the love that fos. iron the fouD- tains Of the mates ia their "sa c3rss. ] home.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
LOCAL N

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 euII we wonder st the incrise of cream.
 Attorney General Churchill has gone {
 Phenix.
 Lynx Creek oeschss arc larger than eve this year.
 An invoice of fresh drug. just received a Hutchinsons Corner Drug s,ere.
 CAB. ,icxets for safe st the stage office, 10 San Francisco and return.
 Tue Eiltor of the Hoof and Horn is slightly nnder the weather undergoing elaificstion.
 The prsyers of newspspe, men don's seem to be recognized st the nigh Court. Bet ter try the efficacy ci Zuni rair God.
 The fire ladiiss deserve great credit for their promprness m getting to the fire last night. The Dudes and Touehs acquitted themselves equally well.
 A broi her of s. C. Reese, of Chino Val ley Is visiting this secti n with view, we are tod, of making invts. menfs. The railroad will bung msny people with sirli- lar intentions.
 There will be irregular meeting Of the Prescott Grays at their srmory this evsn- ing for the parpose of eleeiing officers. All meabers are requested to De present ss there viii bs other impsrt.nt business transacted.
 Prof Lsugrebe has s dog without s mar rstive. There is gDnensss where the wagging part should be, ani ,hs pup Is not well balanced. when he grows up to adult dog>bood he can pe,er croas streams on logs but will always have ,o swim tsem.
 Ia running tc the fire, one of tue O1des ceilidei with a wire tepc. and cut bun self badly. We think ;be practice ot stretching barbed wire fences along side walks 10: the erotec,ion of trees or any other purpose should not be allowed within the city limits.
 Railroad construction is going ahead rapidly. The frs, ten miles will be com- pleied iu few days and Bullock intends to build ten mics every twenty days from this tune forward Prescott: Junction presents a lively appearance. Supt. Stewart informs us that The stages will soon connect wiih sLe railroad in Big Cnino instead of at Ash Fork. The drive across Williamson Valley will be much quicker and plesssnser than the other wey. Severa! sf the Prescott "Bleeds" appeared at the fire in undrNss uniform displaying their Adon,s like foras ID with refreshing abandon Onc tall young man | with light conp'exioned hair, who looked more like sn animated telegraph pole sur- mounted by sn electric h, than an Apollo Beiveie,e, pcrehsd upon the fence in full view of the crowd. Several otbers . promlnen. clothing man among tue num- Der appearcd a;,irsd for q foosrsce or . swim.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
newDres

The American people deHrs tS live a
 psses with oil their neigbbore sni 70 be
 exceedingly fosbearing with the weak oses
 anoog the number. It is she purposs oi
 the Govefnment of the United States 10
 sseersin its people with strong haod
 from taking sdssatsee si their numbers
 to do violeace Go any minos power ou this contieeat- ts has proved sbi. time sud again oa the Rio Grands and in ths case Ot the Fenian 0ovemsos on the Canadian bor der; yes TO sm,uns of forbearanee seem. to teach eur seighSors the leseoa that Sney must not presume loo far On their weakness Oniy lee days ago sae Canadians seized
 sn Anericanl 6.h nj: ersf, fos the hsipous offence cf bayIng bait ia Canadian hxrbcrs,
 and nos the Mexican, are treating sa Anerics1 ci.issc with outrageous
 brutality.
 Mrcut'ing, the editor sf fs pap pu.- Ii.aei in ne American town of E. Psso printed some .seic,ure on the Mex 'can officials "a lh, Mexican iowa ei Pnso del No'ie, just opposite. Having occasion to eros the river shortly after. he sas srre ted. ,hrus, into filthy dungeon and refused bait. His case was brought before the Goveroment 8, Washington srd N, Bays-d promptly demsniei his immediate selssss- The Feierai Govrrnm.rs ot Nex- ico st osce scceded ;o ihe demand sn i har afata h.. Bas the authorities of Psso del Nortr ] refuse to obey the order, on the ground that # is StSte- matter and that they are not bound to act sill they receive directicns iron the State Government ss Chihushus- | iu the meantime Cutting is srff-riug Acateiy from his conf aeuent in Mexsean jail. and the State authorities of Chiaus hus are ius,itniing an elaborate inquiry | into ths csse which may take several 1 weeks.
 Ia it quiie fsi, for the Mexicans to put | ,1r Government 10 the trouble and ex. peass of guarding their frontier acsinst nvssisn by tarbuleos Americans when acts 1f this character are being committedf IL could not take loog to gather . crowd in Ihe American town of Fl Paso which would ibsrsss Cutting in five minutes, and if my thing could be made of them, would bring beck sn our side of the river all the Mexican officials and Gsnesals in sodplss, lke tho animals in the ark. Lav-sbiding 'isizsns feTvensly trust that nothing of the kind will he done, and the Government, you'd da i,s best to prevent any such s,,e,np'. But is i. wise 10 provoke such |ecidenfpt
 The foregoing from the San :Franc,sco Chronicle is to the point
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
FROM MONDAY SDAILY:

FROM MONDAY sDAILY:
 Weather still hot.
 Mir. Wm. 8. Head is ia town from Fort Verde.
 We are In rece;p, of the Phenix Herald dated July Se.
 Charley Curtis is running 8 railiosd saloon up s, tie grading camp it is said to be . bonsDza.
 Another picnic party enjoyed the fine scenery sui c o, atmosphere Of Maple gulch yesterday.
 .Oh, George. Why do you wait until all the rest gre through dnaer befsre you go for yoursi Mss lone L. smith, tte young lady who spent the winter in the homo of Rev. N. L. Guthrie. was buried at Madison Ohie yesterday at sunset. Kendall House Regulars all went hunting yesierday--never shot a clan and they a,e double rst,ons when they returned. T,mmy Cathrens thinks his political views were not appreciated m Prescott. de intends to bring body guard the next time he comes. Dan Seaman think. seriously Of going into ,be dairy business. He would do well to start hotel st some mineral springs near Prescott. Cap. Fisher insends to leave "Wednesday to attend the-G A R. reunion h San Fran cisco and he may extend his trip to Hon. olulu. The rest and vacation will do hin good, and DO doubt he will have 6 jolly time with his old comrades Tn arms.
 Geo. White. from Agua Fria valley, one of Yavapsi's pioneers and . member of c. A. R. leaves in the merning fer San Francisco f.: short vacation, his first for nineteen yesrs, We vIsh him . pleasant trip.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
Railroad Mates.

Bullock is hurryiug uP msteriai along the A. X P. and Santa Fe lines.
 Parker IS Co.,. are turning out a steady stream of ties for the Pro cot, and A'iz,nr Central railroad working their mil: ,o IFS fullest capacity night ard day.
 Tbe Atlantic & Pacific people have ,o hump themselves to traosport material fast enough to keep the coastruc ion force If the Presc,tt brarcI supplied. Tne work is being pushed vigorously.
 General Manager Robinson of the A < ?. RR. Is one of the nest efiic ept rsil- road managers in the country. No danger o' tue Az P. people letting him go Sc long as they can keep him.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

A protest should be entered against the indiscriminate slsughtsring of game in the vicinity of Prescott. I've sets of mighty nimrods, under the leadership of Coioneis Meador and Bray, respectively, are moving down the rabbits and quaiIs by thousands. Ammunition has advanced in price and there is danger of an epidemic being c,used by the dense smoke and fumes of gunpow der, hanging like lowering clonds over the town and vicinity. Tae carcssses of deal animsl. are scattered ia All directions, which it is feared, wiIi bsse c,n'aso ous di'e.ses. The 3osrd of Supervisors should look into the matter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Ludwig-no; of Bsvsris-hss climbed the golden stair, o: rather committed uatr'mopy, which means the esame. Patrons If tie SaZersc were uniformed last evening that the Professor wss playing elsewhere, music not permitted in heaven, where it is stated by those who profess to know. that there is ne marrying nor giving ,n marriage.
 Bat whether or not the Angels play such music, the strains were surely divine. We wish the Professor and his fair psr,nes un- united joy, sno we con grstulste them on tbeir nerve these hsrd,imes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
Ree neArehing Question.

They were waiking in the conservatory at White House reception.
 Twill you love me with all ynnr soul!" she murmnTed.
 "Yes, dsrliny," he answered.
 And all your hesr.g'
 "Yes, dearest"
 "And al youi"-
 "Everyth,ng, darling. everything" he interrupted.
 "Pocke: bookl" she continued. no; nctic- ing the interruption.
 He gasped once and all was over. He evidently expected hsr p.pa [" furnish the sQuigiian.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

The Tragic mrke, has increased its force and the population of Prescott by the importation of another young butcher. What is the matter with Walker and Smith and the balance of the uptown shop: Not a benedic: in the outfi.-hoW can they bs 'fathfn and multiplyl" It is reported that CavAnaugh has been de'silsd to redeem the reputation of the firm in this respect, and that he is making great hesdwsy In the direction of mstrimony- sTis weill"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

We regret to learn from reliable su,ho- rity, that the President and Cabinet have decided agAnst removing the Apsches ltiDi was thoroughly considered, Reported adversely, sbis IS bad news for t5e serri- tory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Chsw "Pipsr Heidseick" and "rsksy"- smoks "Aitkens Besi," 'StaRgo," "Silk Tise.. 'snd "M. E." cigsrs. "Spostmans' Coporal, ," "full Dress" c;garsttss and vsr- Us othsr brsnds of cissss asd cigarettes ct Aitkena.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
A Mean lnslnaation.

"Vhst IL akes you look so sad ibis morn- iog!' ask.d Moves of George H,rne7, sn influential San Aneonio saloon-ke.per.
 ''ven dat cholera comes to Sin An,cuio we will lose some of dose most respectable citizens dot town ip."
 "What makes you think 'r
 'P,cluse read in dose pspers do. sil confirmed druDkards dies mi; 'er choi-rs righ; away. and ven dot ,sh so, den dare would be no more total -bs,inencs peepiu. lat. dot ioSn u''-SifiinCs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Msssrs whepley and St Claire, the fruit merchants of Phenix, are doing large export business and they handle the very finest fruits we know for we have sampled eome shipped by them. They are prepared to supply deslers and families AIl over the country.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
Nsmerous tea ,imonisia proye beyend

Namerous testimonials provo beyond . dsubl tta. AllcOcks Porous Pissters cure Paralysis. Nervous Debility, and Loss sf Memory when applied to the spine. They remove Kidney Dlf6culties when worn oo che small of the back; spplied to the pit of ihs stomach, Dyspepsia aud Indigestion disappear. Colds Cough. and Asfhns DO oi,ger trouble the suffering patient when be uses them on hrs chest. nycs have . Htsdache, or want to sleep. pus an All- oc,ks Porous Plaster oo the nap cf the ucck-,he work is not only done, but well iooe. rhu remedy not ooly cures Agus Cake, Liver Coplaint, and Mslsris, but is . protection agsinst Fsvers, Small fox, os Sewer Gss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Was AFYLIcr ED with Cataffh and Gold m ihe Head. tired many remedies without any bcnefcis. ef&.cts, ct lsst :! used Elys CYesm B.in', which e6ectually cured ne. W. II. l. HiiIsrd, Dentist, Bos-: dentown N. J.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
uogyous Dohil;tatsdllraa


 lou are allowed free trial of thirty days
 sbe use of Dr, Dyes Celebrated Veltaic <'.t wnh Electric euspensory ApPliaaos T the speedy reliei and permansat csrs
 Nervous Debility, loss of vitslity end T sohood and q, ki3drsd troubles, Also foe a.ny other disesssA, Coapless restoration D health, vigof and manhood guasastesd. so risk incurred. Illustnted pamphlet, ;i.h full information, terms, etc., nailed -:'' by addressing vsltaic Belt Company tsrshall, Mich.
 lwts non- believer in Patent medi- :ines, bu, having experienced marked ss.lisf from Nasal Catarrh and hoarseness cy the Use of E'ys Cream Bsso, can :eeommead to thOse su6eriog iron this .oathsoms complaint ani to those afflicted with hoarscness or stoppsge oi the throat e annoying 10 singers and clefgymen. - Louis E. Phillips, l42s N '. Ave, N w.. Washington, D. c. Price 50 cents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

CHRONIC CATARRH.-I have suffered fos ysxrs from Chronic CstsSrS. Six weeks SEQ was induced to try Ely's Cream Balm. R:lIef vas instantaneous, and coe- tinucd use has resulted iu an almost ccm- ple,e cu.e.--S. Nj. Greene, Boss.keeper, Stesmboat Co Catpkill. NY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
DUSINNe LOCALS.
A Cara

ro all who s,s suaeriny from shs errors ssd discrenona of youth, nervos wsakpess, esFly decay, los sf manhood, etc. 1 xil 'end , recipe tlat wlli cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy wss dis- cos=red by II issionary Tn South America. Send . self, addressed envelope to the REV JosssH T. ISxAx, Stasies D, New York City 'ts
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
DIED.

BROwN-In Prescott, July 2A. 1886
 Edward Everett, infant con of Mir ana Mrs. J. H. Brown, aged thirteen monfhs.
 Aftse . protractsd and painful illpess the little sufferer was relieved and taken from the trials and sins of earth. ri better thus
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

An English physician of expesience lately arrived Tn town says that the liquor frora Aanzanits bark boiled, will cure the sum- ner complaint which is prevalent in Pres cott st present. Gee. $. Porter the furni ture man says that msnzsnits bark is ueed in California ss . successful remedy for many dissssss.
 The Champion" of Flagstaff is full ofmst- ter pertaining to the pro osress of the section which i, represents. IL appears 10 steer shy of politics although it is apparently counitted to county division. This vesk it contains . very newsy article on the Prescott Branch railroad which Ws would reprint in full if we hsd space. Tinker gets ups good paper.
 Leonard Carroll aud Larry Carroll, his son, charged with assault with intent to kill Lyman D. Drum and David Brouliier, on the military reservation near Fort Verde had hearing before U. $. Court Commis- 'ioner McGrew, to-day. and were held 70 lnswsr with bail fixed n she sum of q GOO each, the ts,l wss furnished and they were :eleased pending the next session of he '. s. Court.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

We are offering sn elegant line of ladies underwear at cost, and the very latest designs in Reck ruchings. Call and see
 our bargains ev n if you do not want sc
 buy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
NOesee e heesle.

Owiag to the tissolasion of ihe copart> neTshiP of L. Bashford < Co.,, and the ne- c'ssit, of closing up the business of said capsrtnenhip, all per,ess indebted to ti c firm of L. Bsshford q Co, arc hereby nosi- fed 10 ss once call upon the uuderngnsd Aod settle up their indebtedness. NJ ex. cep,ion will be made to this demand.
 jyl6tf W.C. Bashfofd & Co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Some boiy seems to ae seriously affected with "Churchill" "organ" "Phenix" and chronic
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

He assumes c. be irresistible with the 'ndi.s, he kisse' them and (r)eyer tells, can il he s di, a)nl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

De ariures by stage this morning. were Cap Fisher, Andrew Hanscmsp, k T. Matthias aud II. G. SD7aldipg.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
uhorshanl Wrasnne,

Shorthsod is taught entirely by mail, with better results in any given time, than 7 oral methods. Send ten ons cent tAmps fos "Decisrssion ef Independssce' md terus.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
atvayeS Oe Aesoea

A light bay geidinz three year. old branded "C" on left hip low dowa. Any inform, siop which may lead to his secov cry will Dc suitably rewarded by.
 LARRY HAsxKn.
 Stoddard P. o. Aris.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
6ra0A Opoalng

Of lot of new milinGy goods delayed by w&h outs. Owing to the lassness of the season they will be closed out immsdistsly teost.
 tf Mrs. A \. FCn1pR,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Both houses of congress inqsiring about Cutting.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Tue iron rooi is nearly comPieie on J.. l.. FI,keI's new store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

ID. J. S." gives gooi advioc to his democratic friends inst ia of the kind.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Congress will probably adjourn to-day z cd thing.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
MRs. A A. rRDlsn,
a'lanos aaA OR.aoo

the finest tOne and bet make, suited e tho climate, for ssls cheap st
 Gro. H. CunRYb !. JeVelfy 0tere.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Salisbury has been sppoiuted by the Queen, and has accepted the premiership.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
I've Car hoooe

Of choice, extra family, Fresno flour just reeeivsd by
 ]. L. FIsuIA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Judge Rush and family returned isst night.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
RALPH B. CLAnl

ss7 0ernsntown Ale, Philadelphia, Pa Mention paper.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
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51EPHENs-In the city of Prescott, Jul,
 2e.h. To the wife sf J. Q. Stephens, ,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Fresh grapes received every night st Aitken's
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Geld dust, bullion, county and city varrsnts taken in exchange tor geods q J. L. FishA sh,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

The rsilrosi toys are pushing thias-.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
ednesday's Edition,

Noessrern mail since Friday 'ae '.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

H5using lamps, !sssvare and chan dslisss best end cheapest at J. L. F'sb- srt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Caspsss and Oil Cisth. 20 csats per yard ssd upwards, ss ,. L. FisAeib-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Frssh Bat. T. Eggs ed Cheese fsn . the Ionch st J, L. Fishert.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Capitalized Fruits, 3s cts Fer sss as L. Fisheris.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

s0oked Eels and Lsmb Tcagaes, jsss received by J. L. Fisher.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28
1. 1. FISHERS LOCALS.

L. l. FISHERS LOCALS California -four st J. L. Fisher. J. L. Fisher bas 0a the rood lot Of Mssoa isrs tor preserves.
 Pocket stoves 75 cents each as L. Fishef's.
 Capitalized Fruits, 3s cts rsr ses ss L. Fisher's.
 saoked Eels and Lsmb Tcagaes, jsss received by ,. L. Fisher. Caspses and Oil Cisth, 20 csats per yard ssd upwards, as ]. L. FisAefb. Frssh Bat. T. Eggs ed Cheese fun tho ranch st J. L. Fishert. H5using lamps, !sssvare and chan dslisss best end cheapest st J. L. F,sb- sft. Geld dust, bullion, county and sity varrsnts taken in exchange tor geods q J. L. Fish4sh.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-28

Pocket stoves @ cents each as l.. Fishef's.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-29
E0ttIs Free.

Sent on application By letter stating symp.
toms. 'ey and ase. Communications strictly
confidential.
Dr, Mintie'. kidney Remedy Nephretcun
cures all KIND % kidrev aud bladder COM
plant. acuouans g.eat. Lpcorrhcs For
sale y, III diruseiats q bottle 9ho,tles for s..
Dr. Miatie'S HfaG. aaH PMS are Tie Best
and cheencs de-rcpfia ana aillieus cure IL
marfel rsale BY eli druggists.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-29
An Awful Exa nipple.


The. following contributions from
Al anonymous source show the terri
bic effect. of attempting TO be funny
when u man isn't built that way:
ON A STRIKE.
Gentleman hands boot black five
cents, but is met with:
Have to have a dime, mister"
a dimei Why, | thought you were
eair allowed Il DiclSle.n
Well, you see, were oh strike, an
rave greed to do no shinin' till the
arbtration commilty have met an set
tied do grievances. See?'
HE SAW IN A HURRY.
Hello, Bob!n
Morning. Dick!'
"How's baby?'
Bad"
sHadsn
Yes; got collie
That's bad"
Bad
"Good morning.
GOOD morning.
TING. A LING
Bory; Say, Cub, is that young man
with the black eyes Jew?
Cub; don't know. Why?
Bory: Oh, he's Eye Sick and sup
pose---but Cab WAS gone.
Louie; Doctair, my wife he have a
bunyan on hce's big toe.
Doctor Well, Louie, get bunien
plaster
Louie: But did, and he can't get
him on
mot AT HOME"
Absent minded collector rings the
bell, and 5.year.old runs around from
the side of the house.
rs your mamma home little girl"
"Yes, sir, she's dressin'."
"i'ell her Mr.-would like to see
her"
Little one tells her, but the poor col
lector thinks when too late, and HES
hastily hence.
HE TUMBLES.
Young Widow OH Mr.. Bachelor,
will you not give me your photograph ?
You and dear Ed would make such n
splendid pair.
No cards, The widow proposes and
the victim reposes.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-12-29

W can live At home. and c,ai:s
Z ~ fsore money d VOL; i'e'a..
than .t anything cls2 .ulais
word. Capital lot needed. Yoa M, r.arthd
free. BoiA sexes; all ascs. Any o,tr cae 10
ide work Large earnings SUE. f'chi f:st
start. Costly outfit Tree. R'tier 5.ot 4 lay.
Costs yon nolilnr 10 nd ~ y0arudti md
tl'd ont; # m are wise ,o'l vii do 20 Ii, tnce
Il. HALL EFT 81 Co. Portland, s.a.ne