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FOR SALE BY ALL cRocERS
1u
Perfect Hair

Indicates a natural and healthy condi-
ton of the scalp, and of the glands
through which nourishment is obtained.
When, in consequence of age and dis
ease, the hair becomes weak, thin, and
gray, Ayers Hair Vigor will strengthen
it, restore its original color, promote its
rapid and vigorous growth, and impart
to it the lustre and freshness of youth.
L have used Ayers Hair Vigor for a
long time, and am convinced of its
value. When was II years of age my
hair began to turn gray. commenced
using the Vigor, and was surprised at
the good effects it produced. It not
only restored the color to my hair, but
so stimulated its growth, that I have
now more hair than ever before. -
j. W. Edwards, Coldwater, Miss.
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PENSIONS FOR EX-CoNFEDERATEs
New York Tribune.

The bill introduced in the House by Mr..
Tucker (Dem.) of Virginia, granting a pen
a lieutenant in the United States Navy" is
one that the President really might veto
without offending the patriotic sentiments of
the Nation. Vanzandt resigned his position
in 1861 and II DAYS later was commissioned
an officer in the Rebel Navy. Now he. has
the assurance to want pension of So a
month more than any Union soldier gets,
except General Black, P. w. and G.. p.
physical Wreck and Commissioner of Pen
sions). But far cooler than this rebels as
surance is that of the Democratic Represent
alive who introduced the bill Still we must
believe what the apologists of the Rebellion
loudly declare-that no ex-Confederate is
foolish enough to suppose he will ever get
anything out of the United States Treasury
on such claims as this
THE OTTAWA GOVERNMENT AND THE
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MEMS YOUTHS
CLOTHING S!

My stock is all new, and select
ed from the best manufactures,
and a perfect fit and well made
garments are always to be found
on my counter. Also all the late
styles in NECK WEAR, COLLARS
and CUFFS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
sc.
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CAMPAIGN PRESS.

For the purpose of furthering the good cause in
the coming political campaign, the publishers of
the PRESS propose to issue their Weekly and
Daily Editions at the following extraordinarily
: rates, barely covering the cost of material
osfaCa
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CURRENT COMM EMIT.

A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER SPEAKS OUT.
Charleston News and Courier
1t is time for the Democratic party to look
around for better men to represent it in Con-
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Attorney General Garland is going to take
a two months vacation. 1t would be great
comfort to the administration if he would
extend it indefinitely.
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st. John Globe.

The inference is irresistible that the gov
eminent is not acting upon its fishery regula-
lions, instructions or warnings, but it is
making great show of doing something by
harsh Enforcement of the customs regula-
tions-regulations which, it is clear, have
not been for some time vigorously enforced
in the smaller ports. According to one re-
port vessel landed a passenger and two
trunks before reporting at the Custom
House, and for this she is seized. This is
clearly not fishing or preparing to fish.
Another is taken because she procured wat
er before entering at the Custom House, but
this is not fishing, and the procurement of
water is allowed by the treaty of 1918. The
truth appears to be, so far as we can gather
from the columns of the Sun, that the Gov
eminent is not standing by its bait regula-
tions, but by its Customs regulations, and it
is enforcing the latter with such severity
that if the American Customs authorities
were to retaliate they could greatly annoy
our coasters running into their small out
ports. If the Government is right and is
able to do anything in this matter it would
not have to enforce with rigidity every petty
customs rule; it would rest itself on its fish
cry regulations. 1t is not willing to enter
the admiralty courts and try out its cases,
but it is acting upon its own powers and fin
ing the American fishermen just as it does
the Canadian smuggler. Ali of the dust the
Sun is trying to throw in the eyes of the peo-
pie cannot hide this fact.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-07-14

Minister West has gone to Canada on an
extended visit. Secretary Bayard will now
have an opportunity to recuperate from the
enervating effect of British influence.
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SEASONABLE CLOTHING.

We are dsposing of great many lots Of SUITS and
PANTS for Men and Boys at greatly reduced prices LIN
fact we are offering tremendous bargains.
Our All Wool Suits i'm fancy Plaids at $500, $500
QUESTION the best goods for the money ever offered in
any clothing establishment.
Mems and Young Mems All Wool Indigo Blue Suits
regular $1,000 and $500 quality, are offering at
$1,000 per suit
MEMS, YOUNG MEMS and BOYS THIN COATS and
VESTS i'm all grades and qualities, and prevailing col
ors Bargains in Dark Gray Mohar Sack Coats at 81 so
and S2.OO.
Extra Long Black Alpaca Coats. Special Bargains
in Mems ALI Wool PANTS at $780, $500, $500 and
$3.50, light and dark cOlOrs.
BOYS Shirt Waists %, so, rs cents and 81 90.
Boys Flannel Blouses IS cents, S1.OO, $3.50 and
$500.
Boys Sailor Suits $3.50, S2OO, $3.50, $500, $3.50
and $500.
Boys Knee and Long PANTS in large variety
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We, late Of Falmouth,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ subscriber has been duly appointed Ex-
ecutor of the VIII of
SEWARD FRYE, late Of Falmouth,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and
has taken upon himself that trust by given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
quired to exhibit the same; and all persons in
debted to said estate called upon to make pay
ment to
LINDSEY FRYE, of Deering, Executor.
Falmouth, June 10, 1886. je2Sd1aw3wM*
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans of Cumberland County are
hereby requested to send Delegates to County
Convention tn ha held at
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Maine State Press,

WeeA . will be furnished, beginning with the
number issued next after the receipt of the order
In each case, and closing with the issue Septem-
Der 10th, containing report of the Maine cleo
Zion
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-18

The only BATTERY ksswa 70 ths Wet
capable Of bsihx L 70 \ kGED wdh NEblClAA4e
P6OPEhIlh., vi,hh 10 TiANsf vsED ~ ~
THE SYSTEM. Hyou ayc slaieee4 VIII say -
tie follswise Dssykss .. dsst .sagSsss - vss
eae ef esr bsfteri~s.--yis;
Paralysis. Brain and Eervess pssse.sa
Rh>sma'l 'lse. Cous, ewasisn yelnfs, tetaetcoe
ksuraieta. lsumbaso. Aeises an6 ps1ssy hesyeoe
esd O. s~faf llsblltty. tpinal Dtsrsess neak
lisek o. s,de, wasfl.e, Dsesy. Rrstisss lIgh:ss
Aigstmasv. Neianciss.iy, Dsxis~ss ~ vslig@
ysllnrss - bioo<. 1ssk ef fcwsr 81 - y -
As1ioa, Psipiisfien Of ths Iirrrt. Lsse - nsn-
orr, Lcss Of fConadence, faisslnl op<t3as Ugesg.
IA. Epilepsy, nsvstbsssa. DJspepsss, eae
Ehssm, HcaehitIs. wsah ffemec6, tiaas1seeys
Dis~sses a. the Heart end Lsness- Dfelsls
Asshna, p1esrisy, Coustipaeioe, Jets4afA
t'atssrh. Fore Thrcsf, p~biItfy, tfiss, Jsoosa
sores. lsciis. Csrssesies. Fever and AGss. IIv1
Csmplainfs, I5sb-ifs, Kidney .ccnplstsfs
Gravel. C'hfIIs. lmp~f~aey. Diserdsf~d Copde
tIoss Of the Liver. Eiood. kidnsys - Urinary
DIR. rHopxs, rArExr xxrCrns0
TRANSHUsIAO BATTERY - wesn see.
peaAe1 from the neek by Reaae 81 .
stIkea cord aad ycses apsa ths NYss~e
Cseuaa. 6ent BY nall oysvywesvss
eaAtl slse. ot.oos eeeAeo soses 49,
oeeA fsr csssuAss. Allseee ~ en0e29s
assssasas ts W. u. DBOWHs 8eAnD
20. Boz 76z,
. cHURCH ST., NEW YORK CITY.
II not satisfactory xftef fair trial vili
rsfund ths money.
FOR SALE BY ALL DkUO0IYT8.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-18
THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

'B A NEVER FAIL.
,ig Gaze for ksrvou |.
'DsbiiIty. EMBASSIES
Vitality. Sem q sl
Wsaknsak BpsrzastSs.
rbcas, Loss Manhpod
Iinpotsnsy, rosss.
|torfhea. Para lysis,
nnd all ths terribls u.
fss4s of SELF Absas,
(yVuthf folliss A.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-18

- so6sluse apsApe = sustnsss sa1I4
S1S6101 poGCs166y.l u ~ ). a.S.ss.. ..-
- L. 80 - =. :5s.z.s.3sscs = sscs.s - -.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-18

This psrsakls Btssi Water Jsskst eslslsss
i.,setsd 81 Z, 4. Hastsfsld, tAs sssslt 81
uaAny yssn Of pssestsal ebssrystk.s ss0
expssines4 10 Eusops sa1 ABesisa. y nex
o1sssa 70 The pablis - ths moss eo0oaets,
SsrAkIs aad ssssssm9ai fnrnses sst pssdss
= for ~ eenscuiaaI tssatmsut II l0w
ersAs ossa. u u beiis entirely 81 qnastss
80 stssl u6atss tnsz1s, sa1 ens.foassA tneh
boiiss plssss esssiAs, Ard has no ebsAp est
Irea Il tts su0eSsus3ioa. Il msde In ~
sksas fss ss~nspeseatisn and requires 10
hrskvork Sos ksunaastso. Tbs sfsss ssase
Sssm eus - hSsy t@ss and Ars gnAsaasssd
- skanA shs severe tests ef mining osDps.
Any ORE that yss abovs ssvso esnses %.
YER POI IN may - readily slDs1es6. - shs
ssSst rsfenstSsy ossa, vith 10 ~ seat. tea1.
With Tho Hartsfsl1 process vii raa lfks
better snd separate iiks ell and vatsf.
This furnace ssquirss 20 no more care
o. sstSntSna thsa an ofainaFy seeam boties,
end saa bs rpp - iSnG asd With - nttls
lsss 81 tiDs or sxpsaAs far fepatrs- Rnjl
iafsrssssiss Vim b fsrassbs6 ~ shs
8assseSlA 9estshis e1sl$i2s
Furnace 4 Mining Company.
30. DOx as,
Hsvs-su NgwPc1T. RY
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-18


ssssssss y nssurss ysass. sush e Lsss Il
0oDosy, LAmtto4a, Nocturnal Emiasson9
AvsssGon - 1osissy. Dtnasss Of visisa.
h0isss IN ths HssA; NJ vital 1aiA passine
enobsssvea IN ths srins, ssd nasy esAss
dienasee list IesA 70 inaasity ss1 DatA.
Dr.. AiNTfE, vbo 10 regular DAysisias
t9fAanass u ths Uniysfsity PsassyIvsniaD }
uitI aGfss 70 forfeit Five Mssdrsd Deilan
fos 6as sf this kind ths VITAL RESTOR.
ATIvE tsndsr bis special sAv;ss ssA treat
asatD viii not eurs, or for aaything inpsN
- intsri0us fsund IN IL. Dr.. 1istis treats
FAli privxss dissAsss susssasfsiiy vithsat
nssossy. CSassitstisa frss. ThnssaSh
sxsnainAaisA and saviss. including snaIysls
Il lYina, Yivs dsaian. Prios u Vital Re-
tosattvs, oI10 bostls. sF foar snnss
~ quantity for I've eollap; ssas - aay -
Afs9 assa rsasips u vsiss, - G. o D., .
ssrs fso0 essssvstiss sAA h ssivsss sAos
3 A. =. Mintis, n. D.,
II Ksany g., ,sas Hsaasisss, Cal.
AANPLE BOTTLE Y1Ek
Wll - sset 70 anyone aPp,yina - lsttss.
stAtixs syuptoms, ssx ard ags Strict -
srssy n nGnfd " all busipssS sraaspstSoas.
Dk. MfkriE'B KIDNEY REMEDY,
NEPHkETJCUM. saSss ali kinds sf kilnsy
sd bla1dsr eonplaints, gosSrskoa, giss{,
isusorrh0a. For sale By al dr~eefsls u
o.s dollar pr bsttis; six bsttiss Tor Five
! DR. nrHrIx.s DAHDELrox PILE
are ths tst 50 shsapsss OysDs1sis asA
nkiisss ssrs h ~ saskss. Tsf sais ~ Ill
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-18
Rli1 9 suluI ulHHifIl1s m wal1."
More Money Needed.

Rlms q 1uluiI nLsHifIIs m vmlS."
More xonsy Needed
/ n cs@ntstss \ shasvs q ~ ospssrusttos
n ~ pe4eeeal md u eSOcst0a 0f the Btetue,
In order to raiNO funtla for
3So 00mpletlOn, havs pespersd. from
pc1ei farnis6s1 by ths aSt3st, . Sa5Sa Eee-6ss(k
Nlnfessrs Gtatsstts. YhseA thsy Ssv delivestng
p s.s.enesn tiroughest - csftsA ststss q
- fclloWfng pslces: -a
etaSas heoassd; ksdSssal lsllvsssd.- .--st
One Dollar eaOh. dsiivssUd.
Ne. . otatpstsA. p zone nstsf. kSseUs laeAO
~ bsagnfully broauesd and in.ckale4, ~
Five Dollars caCh. drlivsgs1
No. . oeafuette, faeMss tadlss MOA, Aneiy
sAaesd, Statue bsonxed, Psdssfsl, Heavily
t1llvor.1s1at ed. wrTn YLusn sTAnp. q
Ten Dollars G0Dn, dslivefed.
Mach time and money have been spsnt b
pssfsceine the Stafuettrs. aud th~y ere Oueh
Impryved over The first sent out The Con
ntttos have received from sub~crbsn many
lssten Of commendation. ~
Ths Kss Yoyk Ucvs6 Psnd OF ei0o 90 con-
pjstes the Pedestal, but II A estimsse1 tAat
Ssoooo Y yet needed 10 psy fov the iron fastsa-
tses ard The erection Of tie sssxne,
Lb~r.l subscrptions for The Miniature oesesr
setse VIII psoducs the dsutred eDosst.
Address, with nSntttancc.
1fcHARD BUrLIA Secretary.
Anssscss Committee Of The statss se Iibssty
% Mercer Street. Nsv Yerk-
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-18
" vss vvsss % - Issppy.

" SEES vast - - IsspDy.
II you want 70 b happy you must b. good.
i maxiH all night In its way;
fsnt far bsttsr one, II undssssood,
10 what have nov get 70 sav.
II you want 70 BE- happy yoa must b well,
Whatsysr The station yoa seTvs In;
Tho good SAnA asfAn Annv1a.
oao tPisd every sost al csrs.
To restore me 70 eo0d health;
md spent in vaiR, M that I'm ssro, @
Considerable share ef wealth:
Bot all vss vain, tIlls fs,sDd advised,
In manner naess dssssvin'
The nsdisiss b ssoss highly psissd.
kscKn0sps eAnAbsTsB GEpvmn.
I teok his sdvsss: In ons sAort wssk,
felt no farther pain;
For doctors no ksaess had 70 sssk,
fos nsvss fsit sisk aeais.
I'm hsalthy and happy tbs whois day l.nK;
10 u health b worth prsaeTvin',
The CONSTANT burdsn Of my soaa
10, try SAMksrIAM NRnvus.
Twill sars the young, twill hssi the old,
Twill make the whole world bstcer;
A. So. Joseph, Missyu n. the mi dioins Il sold
Drop DR.. Richmond lsttsy:
Hell R1ve yoo advtes far bettss than wealth,
He'll point out The way TO pssssrvs Ia
Tho boat condition your newly found Asslti
BY the uss Of AnAnfAH NE1vrSR.
a voSDEnFUL Dsok.
Juss pablishsd, and for ssls By the msdiea
sot,k Dealers. or may b ksd direct from The
iuthov.
AANHOODl wOMANBOODl
An exhaustive treatise on Ss1nai Exosss,
~, the Diseases arising from them, NJ d
their treatment and onrc: Also brief leo.
tuFs on Epilepsy and other Nervous Di.-
easss, showing the gelsti"n hip sxistina b..
tween the bsIual and Nervous Bystsm. By
Dn- =. 4. RTcHnorD, Sc. Jossph. Missouri
Prios el.D. Fully iilust rsted and elegant.
" bound. containing over 2S0 pages.
This w,nderfnl book reveals the inner
lnaat secrets OF nature, and u. In fact, p
ksy which opens the book of knowled9s and
p,seka leavrs OF hssIing from tbs tree NJ
life. Il treats II SUBJECTS which are Of i'm
Insnss vsiue 10 every man, voman and otilc
q the land. and will. In all probability
srvs yosTs Of siaknsss and fortunes In doc
tor bills. Agents wanted everywhere, both
male and fstnsio. Send At oncs and est
sesnt's sironiss. . rs
sNThs Samaritan Esrvias can always Be
fosnd st Watkins Bros. diugst0rss.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-18
Dr. Liebl0

si e ;5A::s;|:;::::;::;s:; z: -: ;;::!;
42N1 Tas ColIses Institste
me.Nf 1es shs ears of ~
hEAlM sssssai sa~rissasd :
y salIsd insusabls dissasss. Dr. Lishis's
GssnAs Inviapsates " positively gpAssatsso
y eaes nssv0as and pkysissi dshllity, asss.
inal weakness, ,lest inaAh0od. spssmaSos1hsA
loss ad snssgy. sinaing and diksiness In the
hsAd. nelaneholia. hopeless feslines, psoslA-
sosrhsa. asA all the sssslts u ysaskfsi IN
psadssnss and sncsAAss of aatsss ysan, Ths
Doctor. rsguiar college pkysisaaa fsom
!a.ops viA agree 70 fosfsst 60 shsesssd
AOllass fer CAS- tks InsiesrAsof vili not
ssss ,snAss svosiAi tssasmsat sad aavsss.
Tes reasea % many can not ~ csreA u
veA1neoe aaA ths ahevs diaeos0s y 6vine t<
. esgspiisatioa. called Psaasas0syhsa, vkish
psaelses psoulias trsasusns.
Dr.. LAs6i9's Inviepeasss NJ. : b ~ saly
Doeisivs s.ss tor rvosestesvAsa. Psies q
sishAs IsviGofss0s, ~ pss bottisrts Tor Sl0,
ssat " any sedrsss On rssstpt q rssss. ..
10. y. D.. Rsspcnsible Dsfsc9e san ~
vhSa sussd. Styisssss neerssly Aaintainsd
Pssisass ssred q honss Dr. lAseiG DE-
IsesAsy has - k'ssaas Drsg stsss - u
Tse lsssvsas svasuAtacs q A. BiAASs,
anA Repy Ssainsas 10 uyiss ars symvssm,
u 4ssssdasy Ssmlnai wsaknsss anA psss
tssssSAea. Ccnplaiats fsaAily ~ - -,
Ds. Lssbig TrsAtmsat.
| Ordinary OAsss-Asy fessas saDsf spssta
% pSiynts dtasnsss ssysd fos 90. 1e0s
aDs su6lAsas 70 sass VIII hs ysumpsly ssns
With fuli dtrsettons asA aAvtsa, - veesive D
4lo An packasee afs sssssuoy ssvsssd
frssa ebeervatioa.
| Iaviepmtes BAaDiss Fses.
II prove ths vesAssf.l psvsss ssAseses'
1 sazshs tvil ~ ssaS fsss ~ sAssps. Yss
ssas orasrina frss bsSsis viii esfy hsvs :,
pay sxpFseaaGs en AslivySy
| 1eH powerful Elsssy3e Belts ffes - -
tieass. Censalts1tun, sxamtnAtioa an1 -
vfss frss ard pyivats Gail ~ vStss.
DIR. LlEbl0 u CO., 80 Oeasy D..
Prints Knsranse. xo6 hasna d. 3. Gal
Jslvi ~
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-18

q ns~A~uss ossAsa nsasaa Ms.1
ossse 20 ths LAp eat Dsey; asss ks,s,
.Slsssss assss;A. 7sssssS sssi,. ssS ii
E&aAsy tsens u ths AtRass ksews q
hryAii6. py1ees - % pes Settle,
- RSeAas's 0s11~a nalsaa No 3
csfss-Tssstasy, nsssssiai1y 1yrhi itie Rkss.
snAsisn, Paiss 10 sAs nsoss. rsiss 10 shs
0saA, ba<k q sks xssk. Eieoaasd Ssss
rkesss, eypisiisssu kask, tumps sa6 con.
ss~essd cers. ssa9nsa ee he Limhs, ESD
ssakteAaSs sH 4seass fssxn the syssem,
vhsthss e@aAsd ~ in1larretica q AAsss
d 4sraagy, iessisg ihs b ,od purs esd
healtAy. R,ss~ - 30 pss sstte.
- Abehau's osBdsa = aassh A ..
Assa fee TIE eusa u 0eesvs1a. gisss
lesstatirs C-zvsi. sn4 ~ udns,y o. 0ssI
- ti,ssrasss.ssss. Pstss - ~ pss
r. 1isAss' q .iss, apssasA ss-
l~sti >. frs,vsFs sssrs q oasarrksa.
1nAsnaas b y Gisss. ssdsess SAC. Pvses
- - pss 1stsIs.
- DssAss's e.lAsa O'asosas
~ 80 q cs.v~ healsAe RI kypiiil.tie sv~s.
81 srsp.ssss. pylse ~ 70 , 1sx.
- cbshsa's ees1ss Ytt s-servs
- Bras trssAssspt. kss q vhysi Il Dsv.
~, sHcSss % sses.vork. rrsslss6tss, Ga.
pvteo - - p~v -.
Tenla eaa HeSvtnA.
ssss ssssyvhsss. c. O. D.. ssssss.y pssssA
pW s1rPuA
C. Y RScUARpa & 60. AssssA
- - nsa.s.s sssss: Corner ~.
1,A Yrsoetsra. Cai.
cftUtAk hhl1o FREE
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-18

~ DUYKnS' 0UID0 y
AssasA MassA 90 osVe,
sosh gsA8. ~ ne psGss,
skx IN Ansbss, wtsh svss
80oO uIaserstS0ns -
wAsss DsseasS 0eSsssy.
- GIVES WnsssaaSs Pyssss
1eSOse - eonSUassrs - aSl DesAs -
ussosnas - aA01V 49, 1sfls Asw -
owAss, - Osvss snase ssse - ssssv.
Anl - -, 80, 1saah, wsas, -
hnvS Ana WeeA. Thse HBvAAIUAD1&
Doo8o esoAs1A tn1ssDa1Asa elsaos1
0o0 o. DasssoD - o. wsse1. We
vn usan . sstv 1108 - eev sA-
sn0snsS - maDtAG. La - Asss SsSs
yoa. nsDsss9a11ys
MONTGOMERY WARD 4 co.
S0 - Wsha1A Avsasa. CaAsaUA ~
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-18
isBkkER'S
MINING HORSE POWER.

T,HK MOST KYvIcIENT AND PilAC.
- ttal lAehtee syss inysstsl fss ths sss.
vtss k rKO6TECT0HA ed ssksss ~
suasiAe ~ ~ u b hosse poUss. Pssssas-
tng ~ the teQaiysmAnta - nsss elsas
hGi1e axA a1of1ina n,sans for IL soatiss
eus sDessAisa II pasnp ~ hlowss withSss
inyssfssia9 With : kolsslaa sppArnssa
u b naH1a sutir1Ay u tron, ~ pAese
UslGhs evW 30 psssds. ~ ths sseiaasy
spss6 - . hssss . IyooepomnA bsshst =
On nAy - ssassd 10 fsss ~ snlnsts. Ths
hsss1ix9 Asun b sudsy us so1pists eco
tspj ef Shs asAs - tbs aAAft. asA ID sApakls
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New-York tribune., 1886-04-04

He admitted before the Senate Railroad Com
mittee yesterday that in 1882 he was worth
only $S,O 900; that in 1885 he Was worth over
$4,000, all made in the liquor business
Then in 1885, in February Farley bought
house for So 900, paying large part OF that
sum in cash, made up in part of $1,000 bill
and one for $500. He received this $1,000
bill from an employc at Ludlow Street jail In
the course of the last few years Farley says ne
has received as many Us twenty $1,000 bills;
but he did not think that was strange. The
Committee, of course, will try to trace these
bills 20 their source, but whether they succeed
in finding legal evidence of Farley's guilt or
not. nothing more is needed than the mans
own statements to convict him from moral
pOint of view
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04

@copious policy -mongers" appealing to the
q great heart of the country instead of rcmlnd-
ing it of its weak head Professor Huxley )
acrid and rsic letter Is level'cd directly
against Mr.. Gladstone for whom the PostIvlst
School in England appears to have lost all
respect, although Mr.. John Morley is MS
trusted lieutenant in the Irish campaign. In
opposition to Mr. Froule, who recently assured
the world that although everything was going
wrong in England. it would all come ont right
in the end, the Professor can only regard he
present order of government q rs clrcutoas
method of going to the devil" Affairs must
have reached Il great strait when 80 disiln-
euished philosopher lifts up his voice in such
a jrremiad as this. His lettor is only one OF a
thousand indications of the tremendous tension
of political excitement in England. The great
debate of Thursday next is destined to be OF
historic Importance. Positvists to the con-
trary, Mr.. Gladstone will prove himself the
greatest statesman since Pitt, if he refuses to
offer or accept any compromise, and is resolved
TO stand or fall upon Home Rule.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-04
THE TALK or THE DAY.

The sanitary police Selling bob veal every day but
Inspector Byrnes has a monopoly OF the seizure Of big
calves
"Ugh," grunted topper when tho bar-keeper refused
give him whi-key and handed hun "a glass OF
stead. ugh, amt much difference tween water
your whskey any way"
"Of not. replied the bar keeper "Onv fifteen
cents, that's all Washington Critic.
Some statistical person Is said to be counting the
number Of times Miss Murree hauling the
the Tennessee Mountains. In her story In The Atlantic
Is this free country demanded the socialist. as he
TO address the assembly.
ayes SIR replied voice. you froe to leave It II
you don't ike IT. BVston Courier.
Tho Russian Government Is beginning to appreciate
the necessity OF sanitary REFORM view Of the