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Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05
A BONANZA.
New ssA Rich Develspnsa n.
The &C. .. D." Mine

Few people are aware Of the amount oi
work that has tssa doos on this msns IN The
past few monshs. and stiIl fewer are swars
Of the fact shst u has now become ops Of
tho leading ere psUduesrs of tbs eounty.
Aitnatsd aboot . mile and q half from
stockton Hin, tho &C. o. D." 10 one Of tho
| o.dsss and best known Of the minss In that
vicinity. - 10 has bean worked for number
Of years psst.
Through tie couftsay Of Mr.. Micha@i
Daley, the efficient foreman Of tbs mins 10
we're enabled 10 visit tie underground
workings last Wednesday. Donnina min.
srs' suit We dsscsndsd the almost psrpsndic-
aLss shaft 10 tbs 40 foot level which b the
deepest potion Of the mine uSw being work
ID, although ths shaft itsslf has bssn sunk
20 depth Of 2i5 lest. AZ the 2J0-foot lsssl
drifts are nov bsing rtn ON the vein both
east and west. Tbs east drift has bssn run
In some 20 fest and shows ~ fsst of ore
that viii sssay from el50 to SITS per ton.
In tho west drift which has besn run IN
sbout 80 fest tins ore body vidsns oot from
~ fest at the shaft TO fsss At ths fsos, ths
ore averaging from $iso 20 $40. Thsss ars
-sesnal npeasaremsnss made By Mr.. Daley
With 2foes rcis In our prsssnss. and may
b islssd ON a. being entirely eorfest.
From this lsvel we ssesndsd the shaft to
ths ls0foos lsssl. On whish drift has bssn
run lls feet wsstwsrd, showing from one
foot 10 ~ inches Of ore which ~iil average
about t7O; and eastward about 70 feet with
about The aans amount Of ore. which runs
in the Isighborhood Of $l5O.
Ths work M tbs Slopes above the 2oefoot
level has bssn diseontinusd ON account Of
tAa an sonsequsnt upon the damp atmos-
phsrs esusssd BY the recent hssvy rains.
As shs present writing some II mon arc
WORKING IN tbs inins IN s-hoar shifts, and In
suite Of the ipoonvsniense and trouble
caused By tho i.rgs quantity Of wstss IN tbs
mine tho ore shipnsmts average from " to
50 tons per month. This ore 10 packed aboo,
. mile and a quarter 70 the rosd and froai
shsnes hauled " the Kingman Stamping
Works. Under tho energetic and sifsciens
management VI Mr. Daley who is . practical
minor Of many years szpsrisoes, this n,in~
hss bssn placed on . paying bssis,aDd fsoos
= more prospset has, IN few monshs, ,bssoms
one Of the Lending mines Of tbs county;
which shows what good management will
do. Mr.. ,. II. johnson, the fortunate own.
u of this property. and Mr.. Ciack, who is
ssesiatsd with bin, have N bonanza In
sight, and that IL has besr exposed 10 visv
ID dus ~ much to Forspan Daley ~ TO
anyone siss ~ far ~ Ne could learn frDm
tbs boys at the mine The MIxrs wishes
tbsfn all oontinosDoe Of their pressns good
look.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05
Ir s.. sa.a .. ~ ss.pr,.

Ir Sss Mast - ~ lsspSy.
lfyoU ysns TO be happy yoo msst b good,
! A maxim all right IN its wsy; 5
Bot far better one. II understood,
Is what have nov got 70 ssy.
II Y on wgnf TO be happy you must i,s..vsll,
Whatever the rtation you serve In;
Asd Of all the nedieinss ono bears the lsad,
Tho good SAMAkrrAr SykvrSs.
once tried every sort Of cure.
To restore me 10 good health;
And spent in vain, Of that I'm sure,
Considerable share Of wealth, -
Bot slf was vain, tilih fsisud advized,
In manner most dessrvin'
The medicine he most highly priced,
kfcnHosps SaSAHfTAN Nx1vxk-
took biz advice; in one short week,
felt no further pain;
For doctors no longer had 10 seek,
For j never fsIt sick AeaiB.
I'm healthy and happy the whole day i~ng;
So IL hsaltb BE- worth pres<rvin',
The constant burden Of my song
Js, try SAMARITAN HknvTsK.
Twill cure ths young, twill heal ths oid,
Twill make the whole world better;
AZ -, yosspb, Niss0ori. the me dinins 10 sold:
Drop DIR. kiehm0nd letter:
He'll give you sdvies far better than vsalth,
He'll point out the way to preserve In
The BEST c0udition your newly found hesltli
BY the mss VI SanAsrfAE NEEvnE.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05
s.s,se {. S.,es us.IAeys.
In the District q. urt of the Third Judicial
lsLiici VI this Territory u Arizona, 10 and
ivr Moiisve County.

In the District O. urt of the Third Judicial
ihsLtioi u ths Territory u Arizona, 10 and
ivr Aohsve County.
Clark G. Miller. Eotles
7 .. slepl ems. Oscar Hodgdon, I Lisn
0,Ln Iva, i.Ld ". A. OsIood. E.ictss
Notice is hereby eivsa
tiiai Clark q. Miller, as plalntih, has On tue
2oth day VI July, A. u. istS commenced an
hctJoii ih tho abvye entitlso Goart, against
j. Y. stsphens, Osear Hodsdon, John Tway
ald W. A. OsGood ~ defendants, 10 recover
,he sum OF teyenty-ihrce 10 loOths ft73.l0.
iuo) uoIlars, with legal interest thereon, 10
satisfy the lien Of sid piainuf. Said lien
was fled and recorded in this Office Of the
Esc"rdsr of Mooaye county. Arizons Tern.
u,fy, On the 18th day vi April, A. u. 1876 NJ.
.'caock r. Min Etcvtd book y ~ 1ieclsnn.
L5's and LaboFer's L.sns, pages z, b aud 3,
kecvrds VI saia AotsAye County.
1hepreioisss sought " be charged With said
hsn are diseribsd N PLAINTIFF complaint ~
follows, to wits 6Itusts d, lying and bsing In
the County VI MoL#yy, a srfisvry Of A Tsscnr,
sud nors fully dssGri6sd ~ follcvsi
Thaf osrisin usns snd ulnin4 olsim
k1own and recorded as tSs -idt- mtne In
the Lost b.sm Mining Disucs la ssid
County and Territory. said ''idar t.ins
OF mining claim is ! 100 feet In length BY
wv tcct IN WsuSn, htio Tue uOttoe a Ico4ttOo
thSfsof ~ duly rvovrded In the Mining
kscosds VI said County in B,ok p. pages
zI3 st So and re.erence u hereby had 70
said s0ttcs Of location no recorded for
more full and compists descriptions VI SAID
mining ciaim.
And further notice Is hereby given that
any aud NIL persons n0IdinQ or claiming
liens u, said property shove dessrit,sd are
hereby required " be and appear 1t the
Court roym VI said Court In Mineral PARK
an said County aforesaid On Monday, SEQ
tsinber sth A. u. lss6, ~ 10 O'Clock A. M.,
Lciag tie first day m the next succseding
term Of said Court, which saId day has ip-n
set fos the hearing sEd df tsipiiine oi ss.,I
clatsns and lions, or at such other time a.
the matter may bs adjournsd TO, and than
md there exhibit the proofs Of their rsspss-
tive demands aud lsens In accoftmnos With
the statute In such case. made ani provid-
I'd.
Witness my hand and the
sxsLl seal of said District Court,
this 12th day Of August
A. ID 1886.
Ii. BIZ KssAun
Clerk.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05
TAe 1epsssisss Fss.sss~s.

1hs RspsbIic.n rrimsries here last night
Dsssd "a very quistiy, although tksss vas
asms opposition 20 the rsgukr ticket.
Rofsv4hrso votes we're ppiisd in M. several
k<vaLlicans abstsining fsom voting. 1hs
following b the vote. the frs. si1 being
siscted:
". Cole. -; Cb4s. ksiisy, 10; n. D'yhr.
y; Sssphsn SSaith. &c; Tho~. Roberts, ~,
0Aaa nasiardson, Is; Jss. Twigxs, Is; J.w.
Hlshssis,lc; 3. Erisubeck, II; J. Kelley. 1.
Isase Coakoy ws eIsct-d = d~,ea.ts 10 ths
nSysLiissa county Convention from Chlo
rsAe, and Je TourtiIios and 3. n. s~ar.
fsom Csstst-
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05
a Gestle stisssssss.

IA impaired to the kidneys and bladder by
HostettsS's stomach Bitssrs. which Ia most
u,sfui in overcoming tospidity Of tbe.e or.
gans. Bssidcs infusine NOR activity into
them, this excellent tonir indows them with
additfonli vigor. and cunb,es them the bot
tsr to undergo this wesr and tssr Of ths dis.
skAraing fan,sioa imppssd up,a tbcm by
nstuse. Moreover. n they are the ohsnnri
for tbs saoaps Of certain impuriiies from the
blood, inc reases thsir usefulness BY strength
sning and hs,lthfuliy stimulating them. IN
certain morbid conditions Of these import
ant organs, they fall into q slucgish state,
which is ths r,ual prscursor Of dissss~.
Whist q ksn cwn be- n Rrentss servsos than .
Madeleine vhi.h impels them 10 greater
activity when slothfoI? No pxisdiss are
more perileus tLsn 'h'ss which affect the
kidneys. snd a rncdioins which sverts tbs
psrii shoald DO highly sstsswsd.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05
sxIf D1sxAsxs CURED.

BY DR.. Fraxiss's Magic Ointment. Cures
NJ II by magic; Pimplse, Blank Heads or
Grnbs, Blotches and Rruptions on the Face
issving tho skin clear and beautifaI. Also
cures Itch, Salt kheun,, Sors Nipples, Sore
Lipa. aud old, Obstinate Ulcers. Sold by
druggists or mailed on fessips Of prios, 70
cents.
FRAZIER MEDICINE co,
AuR3o-1y. CLzvKLsSD, OHfo.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05
A WONDERFUL BOOK.
JUS, published, and for sale by tbs uedi.
cal book dealers. or may BE- had direct from
the author.
MANHOOD! wOMANHoODi

An exhaustive treatise ON Sexual EESsss-
-, the diseases arising from them, and their
treHsua<nf and cure: also brief lecture On
Epilepsy and other Nervous Diseases, show.
ing the seiat ionship eristipg between tbs
sexual and Nervous Sysiem. BY DIR. y, A.
R,cHnosp, ". Joseph, Missouri. Prior el.5O
Fnlly illustrated and elegantly bound. oon-
tainina over $50 pages.
This wonderful book reveals tho inner
most secrets Of nature. and is, In fact. key
which opens the book of knowledge, and
piuoks leaves Of healing from the tree of
life.s IL treats Of subjssts which are of Inn
inensA vai'ss TO every man, woman and child
In the land, and will. In all probability, save
years of sickness and fortunes In doctor
bills. Agents wanted svsrywhers, both
male and female. Send at .t'nee and get
agsnts' circular.
The Samaritan Nsrvins can Be obtained
At Watkins Bros. Druggists, Kineman and
Mineral Park. Price 1i.50.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05
CONCENTRATE

BEYOND qaestion the cheapest and most
effective mssehins Of the kind nov in use,
adapted to all grades and classes u ore.
This nHchipe has been thoroughly tested
for the past two years under great variety
of conditions giving most extraordinary re-
suits, far tn advance of anything aver be.
fore realized.
A resent competitive test made with tbs
fruc at the Carlisle mine In Nex Mexico
showed an advantage Of 30 per cent in favor
Of this Duncan. Tho amount saved over the
Frue being sufficient to pay the entire cost
of the machines nearly every month in the
year.
The following IL m, enumeration Of ITS
many advantages over all other machines:
FIBsT-lts cost is not more than half that
OF any other OF equal capacity, and the
weight is nearly 900 pounds less, thus
greatly reducing the cost Of transportation
SEcoND--The expense of setting np IN
running order is not more than one third
that Of the Frne. or any other belt machine
much less grading and timber work being
necessary. .. -"
1HHD-The erpenditure for repair is not
more than one fifth that Of any Deit ma
chime, and they viii last fully three times
ss long, working under the same conditions
FoURTH-Not more than one half the
apacs Is required--a point Of great isppor.
,anoo where q considerable number IRE used
FIpTH-So special skill and very LITTLE
care is necessary 10 operate IL,
Sfxru--No more wafer In required than Ia
furnished by the batteries.
SEyENTH-It saves all the amaleam, gold
OF silver that escapes the batteries, pans or
settlers--an invaluable feature, and claim
ed BY no other, making the machine worth
more than II costs for this purpose alone.
EfoHTA-.A much coarser grade OF ore can
be handled successfully than by any other
nachins--a gyeat advantage in many in.
staices where fine crushing Is not necessary
TO eliminate the mineral.
NIsTB-It has no small aud delioste lne.
chsnisfu, requiring nice adjustment and the
closest atten tiou--an msnperable objection
TO all belt ard ether forms of machines, ma.
king them unfit for the rougk service Of a
quartz mill.
TENIH-Great simplicity Of conat ruction
and small number Of ring parts. The
whole machine 10 comprised IN seventeen
Iieces. only three Of which are subject TO
any special wear, and theSe Can be replaced
ut nominal cost. The frue has I3 pieces
and some similar machines many more ma.
king complication Of parts, that involves
constant repair andgreat expense In this
way, as we'll as In loss Of time.
We Rfe awarethat the most sweeping and
pretentious claims are made for nearly
every concentrstor in the market, bnt IL IL
wel3-known fact that the results Of their
operation have not In any instance made
good these CLAIMS. Tn, advantages here SET.
forth for the Duncan. as well AZ the state
ate BY actual working results.
Price. $50. Weight. about 17JOfb
send for cir ,ul,r II Pasii, irsa WORK
b RANKIN, IiKsYTON a co,
San francsco, Cal.
l2--2m
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05

HUT Ufor w"EkiAg pe. PIE. sepd 10 cts
III mIiIpOst@Go 80. and We viii mail Won
EEH1 royal, valuable sam, ie box
Of ecoig that sill pu, you % tie way of
mliunE more Lni3ey Ia . few days then
voa ever th"peht y soil le at st, bnsinets.
Capital not TCqnircd. You can I've ~ home
and work IN spare time oniN. or I'll the time.
All of both ssNNs, 1f all Cges- gTandiy sue
cessfuI: ~ tents Co 81 eTris'd every evening.
bat EIi Who w8ri 20 1utk nsay test u Q
bnstuess We make thu rHTar lieled o..r;
To nit WHO srs not V"n NHishs1 We VII
1s7t,i n to pay fnf tistrJJble ~ writing ~.
Fnit ,rrtigulsYs. a. rclIE ~. str.. sCEi frc.
isBn,epse ply sis0lEtpiy safe iuF ~ y o
StH,t = ones. Don't delay. AlAruzs S.la-
soE 10. Fpsiispd, A~iUe,
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05

Ths PesA's Estsset Cs.. rs b
ASsnus. n. Y. pui'i,sh SO U book yssr,
sssiiax . las ie p, pie sss Poad's Extssss
Eos, bsshssg bsing sorAi for pam.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05
DIR. e HOD s.

TIE snI, BATrEgY known 20 ne EoviH
espeble ~ bring SHGED vii bEDICiNAk
YkOYEHTik.-. Wiki 10 IRASstCstp iSiO
THE SYsTkN. f,su ave afssefed with asy -
the f,l,owiny D,sgAsIs, don't ansgsess 10 wear
one Of our iistisri.r .--yiz:
Parsiy,ls, Erain sd Nervous Diseases.
Eh-uua' lem, Sani, fwoi,sn joints, keiatiea,
keara,rts. Lnmbago, Aches aud Pains, Nervous
spd q, s~Ssi Debility, fpipsi ll"s-es, Wsak
Bssk o. SIDE, Wasting. LseHT, Restless Nights.
Nightmare, N-imnehsly, Dizf!rs - or y,rtiga.
ya;isess cf bi.eJ. Lax az P"Ser CT " W or
Action, Pal2i;siIsh ff Ito it"srt. I.ors Of Mem
orr, Lcs. Of ori,ht.pc". Eigtin1 fp' is, iiysc.
ris, Epilrpsy. u' a. brH. by,ptpsia, sals
Rh~sn. fsrasehi;.s. : rsx fousch, fls.aisuey,
D.sess-s of the Hart and Lunss. D,oHsL
Asssms, piswii'y, ,nr.iipaiiam. 'sIsases'
casrri,, ser~ Tf,.S., JrJiiiiy. pfies, fumors,
Cspnpiajnss. iiatstrs, kIdpry cosnplaints.
Crs,ri. Is5;i- isa,s1trnsy, Disordsrcd Condis
fions of TIE J. syer, F!,sd. Kidneys er Urinary
Organs.
Dn. RH6Dxs' pATEsr ELECTRlC
TRANsYtrESG BA1TERY II worn sue
ysn1ed froa Tho neck by nBesns 81 Q
silkss cord, md rests upon the SPsnal
Csismn. s~st ~ msii sysrywhesss
s~sd fss Ctrcaisr. Add.ess ali csm1s.
sIsstlens W. III. BkOwS. Assa0se
20. Box 7s2,
% CHUkCH ST. NEW YORK CITY,
II 10. satisfactory sitter fair trial will
refund the money.
FOE ssLE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05

Trains on the Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
roadaFs run On Mountain or standard Time.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05
a w0NDEnrUL BOOK,
inst publisbed, and for sale by the medical
book dealers. or may b had dIrsct fromtbS
author.
MANHOOD, wOMANBOOD.

An exhaustive treatise on Sexual Excsss-
o., the diS~asss arising from them, aid
their treatment and cure: also brssf lee
tuss ON Epii-p~y snd other Nervous Db-
eases. showing the rsIationship existing be-
tween The Bsxual and Nervous System. BY
Ds. 4. a. RIcHn0sp, 81. Joseph. Missouri.
Price tl.50. Folly iilust rated and elegant
- bound. containing over 20 pages.
This wend~yfri book reveals the inner
must secrets of nature. and ia. IN fact, .
key which opens the book Of ksowisdge and
pauchs Ieavss Of hsaiing from the tree 81
lie. II treats of SUBJECTS which are Of inn
riense value 10 svery man, wyIoau and child
in tbs land. and viii, in al probability.
save years u siokBsss and fortunes IN doc
tor biiis. Agents wanted every where, both
male and female. Send at once sud get
agents circular.
rF-The Sarnaritsn kervine can always be
found st Watkins Bros. dIugstorss.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05

Ls Rieh,a's oeidsa naisana 10.
Cares chsneres, hrs, and socnd stages;
s1res On the Le9s and Body; Fore Ess,
Eyos, Woe. etc, Copper-e ir d Bio.che.,
sypbliitIs CatIssh, Lissased soa.p, and al
primary forms a the iissase known 40
syphilis. Prize, Q 90 per Bottle.
Curcr-1ersary, horcurisi syphi. l,ie Rheu-
Tnasissn, Pains In tho bones, Paln, In the
Head, tslek Of the Neck, Uleera,oi Sore
Throat, syp,siItie Hash, Lsusss And con.
trac.ed cofps. Stiffness of tho Limbs, and
Crtdicafes az d'scase from tas system,
vbr.tts taiysl by Ini,SfctiSn or abuse
q HermJy, J. aFIay The b!SsI pure and
bcalsI,,. r tee IS 90 per . o,tie.
L. afeahau' g -Iden - @ ,sish An 4.
dp!r for t.s eurc cf G0lsyigca, elect,
Irritation G.4Vel, AMI al Urinary Or Gani.
~ dis:IrsDgcnents. Prize ~ 80 per
Bottle.
Lc Vsthau' 90 olfcs spsnIsh In
t-ettnn, irFHsrc'e cas~s q CJaJrrnasz,
Iaaaiam 70 .ieet: strictur sS4e. Fries
u per EpttI~.
I.r Rie:iaR's GJit.~n O Ointment
Tor tic e7 stye hsslib. Il! y'i,,i.!tiG s1tss,
snI eygT'.on1. Prito 81 % p fyox.
Is I:trfisu's Colder Phi s-Sfys
and Eta. tfpatment; i,s. ef ply ! al pow.
er, exssss Of oseT.xcrs. FT9stfstlon, etc.
Pries 60 90 per IyoI.
Tsgt- rad sTrvIne.
sstr: e~ry-here,c. o. D., esaso'y psskoa
pSreEsrGsA 1a 81
e. =. ElcHi.sS q Z. co. hseats,
AZ $40 ta'nosas stres., t0rrsr, ~,
sra Fsane4yss. CIT
tagCULA1 HAILED FUxE-
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05

W000 000iusnrssents given svay.
NTIiI IUIIlS Send ns cents pstssgs,
V~SolSOOand by mail you will gss
free a package 81 goods Of large value that
viii start y''u In work that viii ut once
btt1a yon IN money faster than anything
.is. ~ Americs. tii abont the xaUyuU ID
pr,ssslris With each boS. spvnta ;sautsd
ever>~here. Of either sex. Of all ages, for eli
the time, or spsre time only. to work for us
At their own homes. Fortunes for all work
ere absolutely assured. Don't delay. u.
HALLsTT 4 Co., Portiahd, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05

Yubssribsrs to this paper Will sonfsr
favor by seeding potiss Of any irrssularssJ
u - ds,ivsry 10 this c1Hss.
Mohave County miner., 1886-09-05
ovrIclALPAPEAoYTHECou CouEry.
MINERAL PARK. szYrEMBEKs S lsss.

SPECIAL setiss. IN ths ssaains eoianss q
fSo Co0ts pr lins fos each :nssftion.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-06-17
Preparing Manure.

A barnyard can and should be kept
neat. The manure should be stack
ed in the center, and the droppings
in the othsr. parts of the yard should
be thrownon this stack at least once
a day. The manure stack should be
kept lowest in the central part, and
if the drainage of the roof be occas-
ionally tuned on this all the better.
This masscan be loaded more easily
into wagons, and will be found CT
great er bulk and strength than if al
lowed to ssatter over the yard, ex-
posed to the sun and raios. When
THE grounds settling 50 manure can
be moved t, the fields, fortunate is
the proyidat farmer who has turn.
ed his mantre pile twice, anrnow has
it fine and leduced in bulk. It is in
condition to be Appropriated as
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-06-17
Fruit syrups.

Makiag syrupin an all day affair,
and good plan is to set the iaIs of
juice in the oven at evening and
keep low fire all night. finishing
off next forenoon. Six quarts of
grape juice should make one of syr.
up, wine-colorel, lucent, of delici Gus,
perfume and flavor. One table
spoonful in glass of water gives
delightful drink, like fresh grape
juice, the true substitute for wine
with all temperate people, and the
finest medicine for correcting few
erish, bilious state ever known. The
syrup itself is valuable for restoring
strength, and consumptive persons
should take il by the tumbler daily,
slipping it leisurely with sugar, il too
tart for the taste. 1t makes new,
rich blood; it cleanses the system,
clears brain and feeds starved nerves,
It has the hypophosphites which
doctors prescribe for wastes of It's
sue, and taken freely will arrest
even critical stages. of disease.
People fed on pure food with album
dance of fruit need never dread can
GER, Bright's disease, govt, neural
gia, dropsy, ora dozen other of the
worst scourges.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-06-17
CENTRE. sTEARNs MINI, THURSDAY II, 1885,

make your nominations there will be
more or less disappointed. You can
not find perfect men. The ambiti.
Gus must bide their time. You can
not hatch the egg by smashing it,
Stick to your nominations. Appeals
will be made to your jealousies. Do
not desert your friends to elect your
enemies. Remember, we not only
want majority of the next legislator,
but We want the organization, til o
speaker and the committee; and we
want to elect senators who will select
their own committees in case there
is any doubt again about the honesty :
Of the lieutenant governor.
8 There is another point which we
woulp urge upon you: In war they
amsloy sasrpshooters to pick off the
generals, for with the leaders gone
the army is half defeated.
In politics the rule is the same.
They fire at the leaders. If any man
is faithful to you he will be bitterly
denounced. If he be corrupt he will
be praised by those who buy him,
be suspicious of any of your own
men whom your enemies praise. If a
man stands by you stand by him.
There are those who ha We made them
selves targets for calumny for advo.
eating your cause. Other things
being equal, shsse are the men whom
you should send 80 the legislature.
You want earnest, honest men and
no bleckheads. 1t is not stuff lent
to elect men WHO will vote right.
speak right, plan right, fight right.
There is no substitute for br;c'ns.
Mo oey needs tools. The people wantt
men. - bove all avoid nc en- who carry
open 1lsnds, behind their backs. When
YOU nominate men, crossread law
yers and the hirclings of your enc
mics, will cry out y"C@! he wants an
office" Well, suppose Ii . aoes' who
is better entitled to one than your
friend; and those who cry cut mus
want an Office worse than tile m..n
who gets it. These rascals would
have you'believe that under the con-
'titntion the Offices belong to your
enemies, and the man " no advocates
your interests must take back seat.
II you sustain such a doctrine you
will drive your ablest leaders into
be ranks OF your enemies. Ambi.
,lon'is a virtue if directed to good
ends. The right to rise in the world
s,the primal right which underIies I
society.
We issue this address thus carly
hat you all may consider the sugges.
ions We take the liberty Of making,
70 that whatever you do may be full.
considered by all, and when done
ustained by all.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-06-17
POETRY.
LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP.


When Chloe sweetly calls me friend
The presage bids me pause and ponder;
feel all love is at an end; ~
And had hope for something fonder.
Still Pm e!ate
That smiling Fate -
What though that smile be half sardontc-
Has answered love,
So far above
All friendship, with regard Platonic.
TITS something>th she lets me hold
Her lily hand when none are present;
That I, when am bold,
May kiss that hand is still more pleas
ant, -, S. - -.- -.7.. .... i.
IT'S something sure
That she'll endure
My timorsome but fond caresses;
And more, VOW,
That she'd allow
The arm that round her bodice presses.
My Chloe's eyes arc black as sloes;
My Chloe's lips like roses petals;
My Chloe's throat like driven SHOWS;
My Chloe's wit like singing aettles.
Those eyes of hers
My heart prefers;
1 love sweet lips, and / must laud hers;
dearly dote
Upon her throat;
But, ali! her wit prevents marauders.
But rest content, thou stubborn churl,
Be not so clamorous and greedy,
Thou yet canst have some other girl;
OF Chloe sure thou art not needy.
But then some boor.
May her secure
(Beshrew the thought, it grieves me
SADLY
May me eclipse
n, To kiss her lips;
Nav win her heart and wear it badly.
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