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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-11

Harper's Weekly ought to be above
that common and worn cant about Mr..
Lamar's having once violated his oath to
support the Constitution because he re-
turned home in 1861 to follow the for
tunes of his State. The whole cause of
the South in the civil wal was founded
on the right of a State to secede from
the Union, and the fact that the Southern
States have pledged their faith to the
Union, without any claim to that old
principle of State rights, does not
now and never can prove that
the Southern men in obeying their po-
litical teachings, as to the nature of the
Federal compact, did anything wrong.
Secession and slavery have been de-
stroyed, and the general opinion is that
it is better for the South but the men
vino let the Federal Capital in 1851 TO
share the fortunes of their States, did
not violate any oath as they understood
it, because their belief was hat all the
violation of the Constitution was on the
other side.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-11
Insurance Against Epidemics.

Mutual organizations to insure against
epidemics are being established in some OF
the large manufactures OF Sheffield, Eng
land. Each workman contributes 2or2l-2
per cent Of his wages, and in return is
guaranteed a payment equal 10 his av-
erage wages should he lie obliged TO quit
work on account Of any epidemic in his
family. The proprietors Of the manu-
factories have charge OF the funds. New
York sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-11
Braxil's Diamond Mines.

A gentleman Who returned from the
diamond districts of Brazil recently says
that the stories OF exhaustion Of these
once profitable mines are pure fabrica-
tons, designed to influence the market.
He declares that he could buy $1,000 DOC
worth of uncut stones in Rio Janeiro to-
morrow-if he had a million dollars
New York Mail and Express.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-11

1t is q distressing incident to the Re
publican taste that fifty clerks in the
Interior Department who were Union
soldiers called on Mr.. Lamar and ex-
pressed regret at his resignation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-11
Dehorning Cattle.

A manufacturer who makes tools for
dehorning cattle can not produce them
fast enough to meet the demand. Que
large stockman has been dehorning at the
rate Of 1900 per week.-Chicago Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-11

II Boston culture desires any more in
struction on a Virginia menu we may re.
mark that In Norfolk or Richmond night
", In wiuter, there are suppers OF wild
duck and :errapin with a dozen other
delicacies from the Chesapeake and its
tributaries.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-11

It costs the United States 100000 a
year to carry on the war Of 1912 even at
this late date.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-11
gaMp gtmfa.

Entered nj the Richmond (va) Postofic'
IS second class matter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-11

NO. p. BRANCH. YRED. X. sco1r
THOMAS BRANCH & Co, BANK
l. ERS AND COMMISSION MEKCHANTs
BONDS, STOCKS, and SECURITIES
BOUGHT AND SOLD 10 this and al the
Northern markets.
We have q private telegraph wire from our
office TO all the Northern exchanges. and can
execute orders for ACTIVE STOCKS within
a few minutes Of their receipt at our Office.
We get quotations every quarter Of An hour
which are open for the inspection OF our
customers.
road and Corporation Securities and State
Bonds.
dc eff THOMAS BRANCH a co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
NOTIONS.

The only house In the world selling Pure
White 10c. Pearl Dress Buttons for ic.
Beautiful White Pearl Shirt Buttons, not chip
ped, two dozen for &c.;
- dozen China Buttons on a card for &C.:
Extra large size China Buttons for &c. card,
cost iSa. elsewhere:
Metal Bnttoris &c. n dozen worth i0c
shoe Buttons for ic. dozen;
Pants Buttons, blccs-horu and bone, for Ic. a
dozen:
Hooks and Eyes ic. a dozen, cost you SC. else
whep:
Collar Buttons for &C. dozen that sell elsswhers
two for -:
Ladies' Cuffs for SO. pair worth l0c.;
ladies' Cape Collars for Sc worth lOc
Infants Socks for SC. worm 1on:
SiafiOrd's Writing Ink, considered 20 be the best
made, for 40 bottle, cost you eleewhere
l0c;
p0ysI Gloss Sboe Polsh--protccts the shoes--for
&C. a bottle worth i5c.;
~ sheets Pure linen Psrrhment Writing Paper
aleo q Envelopes aNortcd IN pretty box,
box, worth 25o., for only &c;
100 Hair Pins. assorted kinds In neat case, for
&c. worth 1oc.;
Large Size Back Gutta- Percha Dressing Combs
for &c worth l2c.
large and Small sizs Horn Dressing Combs for
g. worth iOc.:
Largo aud smar Gutta-Perhs Fine Combs for
&c. worth l5c--one quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
NOTIONS.

The iAlles' Work. BASKET contains 10 LARGO
eyed imported Neeile-, also steel bodkin,
several si1as Of Darners. Wool, Yarn,
Motto; crocbct ani Baton Nocdle~ai Tor
g. worth fully -,
IIs, Pins. ioag longta-. sell elsewhorc ? tor Sc,
w. seil for ic.
Nicslc-p aged Thlmhlcs i0r ic. each;
Extra wide Tapes Tor D.. punch.
Biacx aud foToae kuIler h8ir- Plus, for
> largo ani ANAL f.4ss;
The worry re.t Gut fdso English fins Tor e.
papcr.
100 Aouru.ng Drossine-llns iu a box Tor D..
SCruchc. Ac~fiie. 40 q neal litto case t0r II
steel AMI bale. zssCf-fi
Specia'ics lur ~, thst cpt.,,Rns charge o. tor.
Eya Ciasse- for q, worth Ss. these goods
are Narrsn.ed
Elegant ausiEy tooth Bru.hcs for sc.-cos, you
ID adruCGofe yic.
Steel Point Invisible Ha.r-plu. tor t. paper,
Double Bono CrocD,g Needles FOR A.;
Plansgtor Combs fSr p. worth i0c:
Geuuemcus White Lawn Ties Tor g. dozen
worth co..
Shoc-0triag, for g. dozen;
IN c0i0fs Ia CaIulCiI thlubles for g.. worth
fyr.,
Elegant quality larFc-sifei Palm Fans, for s..
Pins. "a rows and fuil count. papers Tor -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
TheGrcatestSalc
WE WILL
EVER HAVE.
DRESS REEDS, ,WHALEBONES,& &c

i0c. Dress Reeds for &C. a sc;
19c. Dress Reeds. with Rubber attached, for &C.
all colors made:
i5c. exra-wdc Dress Reeds, with Rubber at
tachei, for o..
The above goods are the hest made.
J. and S-inch Dress steels for &c. dozen;
= aud s-inch whslebones for Sc. a dozen;
Iteal Stccxiuet Dress Shields, warranted water
proof. for g.. worth 25c..
Brown Worsted Skirt Braid for -. bunch;
Black Worsted Skirt Braid, the very best mado,
for &c. a roll;
Riokrack Braid. warranted full twelve ysr'is for
Sc. dozen;
Garter Elastic worth i0c. yard for &C.;
Two pair Corset splts for ic.;
, A No. spring Bustls for SC. worth &C.;
Tho Justly celebrated Lotta Bustlo for s2c. worth
50c.
100 boxes White Darning Cotton, which IL far
superior 10 Dcxter's. for &c. s ball worth l0c.;
/ Chlldrcn's Round Comb3 for &c. vorth i0c.;
7. VI. Frcnch Backing. The very best made. for
e. a box worth i0o.;
I Elegant quality BrEided-bacS STik Gloves for
2si- Forth 76c.-nll cs,ors:
i Daisy Ribbon. D. ayard;
Beiding's SpoOi SIX, best m ade, for &C. spool
every color imaginable;
Belding'5 spool Twis;. two spocls for &C.;
Smiths, Crpwlcy's. aud Sberp's Needles for 30. a
paper-eeil eleewhere for Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
HANDK ERCHIEFS.

i0r. fancy bordered usndkerchiefs for &C.;
Iadies' fancy-bprdercd clear hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs Warrantci linen, for DC worth &c.,:
Ladies' delicate borderei Mourning Handker-
chiefs Tor 5itc. worth i6sc.i
Ladies' clear linen Mexican hemstitched sll-Over
uandkcrrhisfs for IT,. worth ssk.;
ladies' hesvily y-bordered Mourning Haadker-
chiefs for e.. worth double:
Qcrtemens pure linen Handkerchieis for isc.
worth 25c.;
Gertlemeps clear heNsi':chcd Handkerchief
with fancy border mat Is richly worth &c. for
only TO-;
Geuileraon's fsacy-boriercI Handkerchiefs for
y. worth lN.
Ladies' Chemi, ettes. all qualisles, TO close for
l3-.;
Chlldren's sailor Stras Hats to close for lee.
worth 35c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
HOSIERY
AND
TOILET SOAPS,

Iadic.' Seamless Bsitrggan Hose ior o.. worth
i2Ho;
Ia3les Black Uosew worth i,,. for only ~ pair:
IaIlcs seanloss ful sgllr- Maia Hose, In
rrt cniy. fnr inr W.T. n y-:
Ladies' FntJet lla uO-c r ~ worth PC 80
theso g"V.s aro warrnutld not to siain he
lret;
Genilomen's English BALM Cyan -eAuiiess Regu-
lar-Maie iialtllo'e l.r ifc-Nouid oost you
elaewh. - &c.;
Gentlemen. Blao an' r-oNu Mixed soamless
Hose iDr D.. NnIi1 l,.
Large -szct Sweet Toilet Soap Tor D. cake
worth sr.;
Eayescns White Floating psth-l,oom Sosp, war
raulei b. ucst on the water Tor -. worth isc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
SHOES.

ladies' Norocco-House srppenS broad bottom
and fla hcei, Tor g7r. worth 90;
Ladies' hiack Lasting Hrise slippers, broad bot
tom snd hat heel, for pa, wortr Jtc.;
Ladies French Kid-Glove Top six Worked But
ton-llole ShO "a for sl.49 worth s.
Ladies French Kid Ssiin-Liaed SilE-Workci
Button-Iiole Shoes. medium heel and very
stylish. ior for 81 10 worth $3.50:
Ladies Freoch rid Overlap Seam with Medium
Heel Button Shows for f1.N worth $40
Missos' Opers-roo slippers for 81, worth 15c.:
Ladies' Trcnch-kid Paient Leattor ftp-Button
ShOe3, nrhde en- \ beautiful last. vould cost
you elsewhere s., we are going to sell them
for ti.6I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.

Pure toly linen Staudng and Turn down Collars
for o.. worth ilc. far superior ~ the uatchot
ARD other such worthless brauia:
G6nuemeas pure tply Linen Cuts f3r 49,
worth 3pc:
Containers nue puro lluen pleated- bosom
shirts for 40 worth 81,
Gcntemens Jeans Drawers for i9'. worth 49,;
Pcrcsie shirts with collar sior 3ic. worth 55c.;
Gentlemens Suspruders IN white and fancy
styles Tor l3c. worth 3OG
Hesvy Goublc-seat aud doubie-valst Blearhed
Jeans Drawers for GO worth 1s,;
Gentlcmen's modium- re eight Underhirts ior2ic.
worth SIC;
Genteuens white reinforced bach and front IN
laurdorPd Shirts for 49c. worth double the
Wouey. warranted puro linen cuts and
bosom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
NOTIONS.

Spool Cotton. stronger than Clatk's o. Y. T., and
warranted 10 ses on thc machine. Tor e.
spool. all NUMBERS. white and black;
Beautiful styles In pure linen fancy Napkins at
a.. each;
Extra iarge-si1s rinner Napkins for Sc. worth
1ekc., warranted pure Irish linen:
LArse-sze dne fancy boriered Towels, warrant
ell pure linen, for 2ic worth 33hc..
Extra iarg ssize pure irish Linen Towels, ~
inches long, for g5c worth sO0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
DRY GOODS.

sHc. Check Muslin Tor &C.
81 White Liaan Lawn worth i5c for SIC. yard:
Sc. Unhcachod Cotton FOR &c:
Beautiful -tylns IA Mourning PHnts--the quality
much better thau Simpson'sfor &c. worth
$50,
The y8ry best satin Jeans for lining worth felSc.
FOR only 5hc-in slate, browns, and blacks;
Pants linen IN plain and fancy stripe for loc.
worth DC.
Red and Whiie Polka-Dot Light Shrtlng Prints
Tor &c. worth SSc.;
Beautiful styles In Fancy Gineham Prints for &c.
worth SIC:
Haif-wooi Gray Flannel Tor f2r. worth 25c.;
All-Vool Grey Flannel for 2)c. worth &c.;
Heavy Canton Flannel tor &c. WORTH l2%c;
Extrs- heavy Canton FIanDol for oc. worth l5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

DICHMOND FLORISTS CLUB
IN was temporarily organised last Friday eve
ming with gohn r. Hooper In the ctiA,r aud =. T.
howe secretary After an Interesting discussion
Of tho object 40, t was decided 70 meet az J.
HAKyEY's . east Broad street, on TuhsDAf,
ian instant at p NJ, 70 effect q permanent or
ganizalion All persona engaged IN the growing
OF iowers as a baAipess are cordially invited 70
attend on khs sboye dAts. X y. koWh
"a iatt eocxetarx 2Te HHh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
YnoPosALa-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. -
~ Sealed proposals for me construction Of
TIE Chorsa and Southern ratlrosd from Drivers.
Ia Nansemond county. Va. " TnnlS en tho
Cnovan river. IN Hartford county, n. C.--thirsy-
r. C.. to raxtoro', y. C-<wohty.scyen CG)
mlIes-wiI be ressivcd By tho Amoftcan Co..
struction Company st It's offlce. 100 ain street,
Norfolk. Va. up 70 the xfH OF AUGUST. 1854
Probes aud specifications may be cxassknsd az
the same place on and after tho i0xh instant
with the exception Of approaches 70 The Chcvan
and Roanoke rtters The ~ofx consists r9tnca-
psaiy a light enbackments. Tho CON paLy TO
cress q n HEkPELl,
Gsnnrna xAaAsor,
An s-ss 100 xain stEvsI Noyfstk. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

DOLITICAL NOTICE.-THE DEM
4 OCRATIC VOTERS OF MARSHALL WARD
aro respecifully requested - Assem- BILE at Cor
coran Hall on MONDAY EVENING NEXT.
August 18Th, at $50 O'Clock, for the purpose OF
electing delegates 70 the Democratic Congfes-
s.onal Convention for the Third district Of our
state, which VIII be held In the city Of Richmond
on September ), 1855. We would invite tnSse
known as "the good people" especially. whe, II
Il said, take no part Ia politics, 20 attend and
participate. Our ward Is entitled 10 eleven dele
rates JULIAN BRYANT.
l2-its Superintendent MARSHALL Ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

V1HE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
Il MONROE wASD viii please attend the
ward meeting MONDAY EVENING, August l5sh.
M CoIumbgss Halt corner Of Third and Broad
streets 81 500 O'Clock. for tho purpoee OF elect
tng ssyeateen delegates 10 represent ue ward In
the Democratic Convention OF mo Third con-
grcssIonsl district 70 be held on sspsems ger .,
isSs SOL l. BLoOhbhko.
Acting Superintendent Monroe Ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
MEETIEGE.

-~ ~. .'rsNJN@~.---t : - -
MASONIC NOTICE. THE, ~
vi members Of LOGR FRANCAIsR, w
No. IS, A. z. and A. NJ. arc requested n at
tend a stated communication Of their Lodge on
MONDAY EVENING, August 18Th, at o'clock.
Members OF sister lodges are iraternslly inYiIed
20 attend.
By order OF The w. ".
WILLIAM LOYENsTFIN,
au191ts Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

A MEETING OF THE DEMO
"A CRATIC VOTERS or CLAY WARD viii DO
held IA Westham Han (c0rner Of Laurel 1nd
Cherry atreots) MONDAY NIGHT, August 18Th,
nt Ss80 O'Clock, for tho purpose OF eiecting
eighteen delegates 20 tho Democratic Congres-
sional Convention for tho Third district, which
will assemble In this city on Wednesday. sep
temDer 5th. b- n JACOb'
aul2-lt Ward Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

VNO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
4 or JEFFERSON WARD: A meeting win
be held st Old MARI et Hall MONDAY ETKNiNG,
August 18Th at $50 O'CLOCK. 70 elect delegates 70
tho Congressionsl al Convention. hSery voter y re-
ouest1J 10 attend. r. A. bUGHks
nuls-it Ward Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
julius SYCLE ( Son,
2l3EAST BROAD.

Reductions have been made on all summer
goods TO close what goods are lots. After August
a5th they Will be shipped 70 New York aud sold
at auction.
Sec show-windoW for reductions on BATrsTE.
See show-wlndow for reductions on PARA
soLs.
MATTING.-stock must be closed out 70 make
room for the large Tine Of CARPETS AND RUGS
which we are about to receive.
CoRNCR-PoLEs. with brass fixtures COM
plete, s5c.
LACE CURTAINS, this seasons importation,
at great reduction. These goods will be sold at
q great sacrifice in order to place an entire new
line.
Full line OF TRUNKS at less than factory
prices
See our popular prices on LADIES' MUSLIN
UNDBRwBAR.
New line OF FALL GINGHAMs at 1oc.
eRNTLEMEN's AND LADIES' GAUzE UE-
DERWEAR at less than cost 10 Gloss.
Fun line Of RED. WHITE, GRAY. AND
BLUE FLANNEL for fall wear.
Julius SYCLE ( Son,
2l3 EAST BROAD,
BErwEEs SECOND AND THIRD.
fan i3-eoii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

GREAT SALE or NrSLiN UNDERWEAR
THis WFEh. An curly inspection Will pay you.
Thcy are wen made AVID cf good material
Cosset-C oyorS. =. - -. g. 81, s0i 5c..
CillIfel's fanL4.etS ~ and I'.;
l..diee Drawer, - - ard co.;
Talios' Cheni-o-. ~, 49, %, anf Nc;
taIt,s NigttH HoDrs. 3i, I'd. and l5c.;
laiics' skirts, 3 10, and 1Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
V,HE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
L CHARLES v. CLARK. PHEsIDESE
BRADsrREETss RICHMOND oFRfCE
he nDe EAST MAIN SRRERE
Teiephoae ho<ss
sH. WITTY, sap.rlnssndsns.

s'H- =
Tho RchsDond once mas more than Kept pace
Win the rapid growth ot tho city and develop
mont Of me tefritnry tributary TO " IL offers 70
the mercantile communlty OK this section all the
advantages OF Geyston tho supersorisy OF which
is recognized In every trade centre OF tho civil
hed world Tna. Il "a IN special sense prepared
70 guard tne a rs local patrons Ls At
tested By the fsct mai n has now larger sez1W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12
NTADIsoN-wARD DEMOCRATS.

Tho Democratic voters Of Madison Ward are
requested 10 assemble at sanger Hall AON-
DAY, August IS, IsS6, st $50 r. NJ sharp, for the
purpoee OF eieeting delegstesto the Cougres-
sional Convention. which meets september olh
r. A. CARY,
nvf9 Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-12

ARTICLE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-16

TIE omission of Territorial plsuk in the Democrstic platform is regarded by the residen. Democracy of ArIEona as @ very serious omission. They very rightly desire to see the Territorial ofi- cers selected from among our own peo- pie in order that the oppoin' ees may be cognizan. of the wants of 6 frontier country and have a more intimate knowledge of our people than hes been displayed by some of the foreigners in listed upon us. But if tbe Arizona De mocrscy hold the party si large sccouat- able for all of it's omissi ns and con- missions they will soon slienste them selves from all party stfilistion with thsi sluggish, degenerate democracy whose suicidal course has been ihe theme of comment among tine stsfesnen through out the world, possessing any kuoEl- edge of Americsn sff airs. The only hope for our Territory is through the Rs- publican party, aud the sooner this fact is recognized the soone' the remedies from misgovernm.n will msieriaiize.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-16
Habits of the Ostrich.

The suppositiOn that an ostrich lays but one egg annually, and drops that carelcssly in the sand, Is nonsense. So also Is the fam liar story that the bird is in the habit of poking his head in the sand, thinking that lt may thus escape the observation of its pur- suer. The ostrich is no such fool The fe- male lays as many eggs annually as any goose or hen, and all the birds in the flock use the same nest, which is q hole dug in the sand m some secluded place where they are safe from disturbance. When there ar twenty or thirty egg the male bird hatches the m, sitting upon the nest continually for thirty days, and is fed meantime by the fe- males. During the period of incubation the male bird is in an ugly mood and attacks fiercely with his bill and feet any man or animal that approaches him As the chicks are matched their mothers take care of them, the brood being diyid.l among the flock by some instinct, and the cock k free to attend to his own affairs again. Very often egEs are found on the pampas, bet such have been dropped ia the chase or by heEs that have beCn unable to reach the ncst.-Philadelphia Times
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-16

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND, says the Nir- giuis Enterprise, will now have to tear up his letter of acceptance and write another. In blocking out the nrst' which vas doubtless written some time ago, the work wss easy. The ideas ran together harmonIoualy, with free trade as the burden of the song and SD sn"- silver chorous. He will under the un' expected circumstances be obliged to write letter tbet can he read back wards aud make sense. HIs situation if similar to the old hunters predi,smen' when he WAS ID doubt about .he nature of the animal iD sight, and aimed fo miss It if it vas a calf and hit is If Sas s deer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-16

TEE recent gigantic failure of ". T.. Coleman & Go. ID c CllIiornia, was Ren'i! let down by a statement made by The senior member ofthe firm, to the effect that the assets would exceed the lisb'li- ties and tbst creditors would be psid dollar for dollar. The sssingnees, how ever, report differently and figure a shortage of one million of dollars on the the firm estimates. W. I. Coleman, 1T must not be forgotten, WIS for long time leading democratic politician and his name WAS frequently mentioned ID connection with the vice presidency on the Democratic presidential ticket. But his relations with the party are now said to be somewhat strained, inasmuch, ss i. is to the free trade message Of the White House he attributes bis tnaneisl downfall. Coleman & Go. operated the extensive borsx deposits in Inyo county spd had almost concluded sn Rdvsnts- seous sale of ssme, but the possibility Of borax being put on the free list--Bs II has been in the Mills bill-frightened the prospective buyers of and brought about the immediate failure ot the firm. This is but ore instance in winch Cleye- laud's mischlveous free trade notions has wrought ruin and created a feeling Of general insecurity which cannot be restored during bis term of office.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-16
Tn Make uash Rolls.

Prepare the meat as for ordinary hash, choTp.ng it very fine. Moisten with spoon ful of cold gravy or meat juice if you have 1t; add an equal quantity of mashed potatoes tfresh Is bJsJl, and the same Of stale crumbs grated and soaked in cream. Work all well together wi:h the hanl, make into rolls about three inches long and half the thickues-, and brown in a hot oven fifteen Or twenty min uteS, CT you nay spread The hash in well Ereascd bread Val an set ia the oven; when bruwLei Cn the bottom turn into Cash crus;ei side up. and send 10 the tGbls.-New Orleans PIcay-une
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-16
<>5'9 from KgGa to Alkla

skiu entirely euue. Flesh a mass of discease
 Les diminished one third in size. COudi
 ton hopeless. Cured by the Cuticusa kclne
 uic-.
 For three years l was almost crippled wlth an- awful -utr leg from my knee down to my ankle the ~sIu vH~ entire iy gone and the fiesh was one ma s of .-e;I-e. Some physicians pronounced ii Iuru-lhc. lt had diminished about one third the size -f the other and was m hopeless condition After trying all kinds of remedies and speudirg lCi..-s ..- gf dollars. from which got no relief N, .,. ever. was persuaded 10 try your T .ICUR 70 Nfri s. and the result was as follow: After thrcC days | noticed a des-ided chang. for the better, and at the end of two months | was com pl.f' , r.r'-d. My flesh was purified and the bone wu r1 hcd been exposed for over a yearl got -OuLti. | Ae re-h began to grow and to- day, and fr ei~'y two years past my leg ss ss well as ever -- -,su. d m every respect, and not a sign of tit tii-.,.-n to be seen
 t.G AhEnN. Dubois. Dodge Co. Ga.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-16

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