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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
Grover Cleveland az Prospective New
Jersey Senator.

CHICAGO, December IA Tribune special
from Washington says An army ofhcsr, who
has kept close watch Of the little campaign
for the staa prizes In the army which closed
with Mondays appointments, boldly declares
the President IS now engaged IN smoothing
Is path way from the White House 10 the
Senate chamber via New Jersey avenue, giving
the eieyutl not Captain Vro0m 70 be Inspector
General, which was due 10 New jersey
political influence as bis fe son FOR 50 think
iog. II Grver Cleveland ev.r takes this
journey aud Seuat r ingalls, lives TIL Senator
Cleveland has taken his seat there VIII DO
some scenes 10 that old chamber worth going
miles u
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

The Italians and the Portuguese are go-
Ing there. The climate Is sslubrious.
The language, Portuguese, ia easily
learned. That nation must be christian
ICED. Ii - now heather Romanism
has predominated there and in no place
In the world Is a religion SO degraded or
where the people know so liitle 81 Christ.
Whatever you may think, he Roman
Catholic religion Of Brazil has nothing
OF the spirit Of God.
The speaker illustrated his position by
a number of anecdotes or a child who
believed In seven Gods another who had
been taught that the Trinity was COM
posed of Mary, Joseph and Jesus; Of
several statues OF St George, 10 whom
the government paid tribute, but when
he let his spear fall and killed a man the
tribute stopped OF priest who wor.
shipped the statue, but when he found
that he had to putty up holes and put IN
glass eyes, thought ft tine 10 stop wOr-
shipping that particular idol.
This is the religion OF Brazil. Priests
burn bible if they can get hold Of one
Superstition is the mother Of vice, and
taking stock Ia the ability OF wooden
image to do them good, ia the curse OF
Brazil Like priest, like people They
are immoral, untWibfnl, show fayorit-
ism and are dishonest
You must give these two young men
a support There Is less money spent on
missions than the ladies. spend for kid
gloves. Can you who present your
souls aud bodies 10 be reasonable sacri
fee 10 the Lord. refuse 10 up.
hold these missionaries, This is
a modern missionary movement
carried out on principle. 1t will
I'll our Seminary, give new impeturs 10
good works and shed an influence which
will result In the eyangeization Of the
world
THE OTFERTORT
was sung by Mr.. Otway Owens Of Lynch
burg. He sang "The Palms" by Fsure.
lie has a superb baritone voice. He took
Captain Cunningham's place, who wss
present, but was suffering from hosrse-
ness. A large sum was realized After
the dezology the congregation was dis
missed by the Bishop with the Apostolic
BeuedictiOn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

Tonight "a Parlor Match" Is to be
PLAYED at the Mozart. II Is one OF Hoy,'s
funniest Of funny comedies, and has SO
thoroughly established itself 10 favor
with the public that It has had run of
continued success for five years. The
piece 10 interspersed with many songs
and dances, to which some pretty girls
give an additional charm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
Charged With Trauduleatly Obtaining
Money,

Thomas Murphy, carpenter from
New York, was arrested yesterday by
Sergeant Matthews and Policeman En'
right on the charge Of feloniously obtain
ing money from MessTs Purcell, Ladd
& Co. and the Owens 4 Minor Company.
The case seems to be that the prisoner
had dealings with man who sold patent
medicines out at the Exposition grounds
in October. Bottles Of the medicine
were left for sale with The
two firms, and the accused went
there and collected money on them, get
ting from Purcell. .Lsdd i Co, $500, and
from the Owen & Minor Company $40 SS
A warrant at the time was sworn out,
bat the accused could not be found
Yesterday Policeman Enright saw him
on Eighteenth street between Franklin
and Grace. He came TO the station-house
not for on, got the warrant and with
: eergeant Matthews made the arrest In
Bossisux row on Eighteenth street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
The Maryland Oyster Battle.

special from Baltimore says; "Cap'sI Rice
OF the Oy ster slOop Mahoney, one OF the ves-
sells sunk Ia Chesapeake bay ~ the state
steamer AcLane. says that nine Of the crew.
Of the sunken vessels were drowned. re
ports from other sources. however, say that
az but two or three meu were saved.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
KilIad bt NIoonshiners.

CaArTAEoOGA, Tenn. December IL Yea
terday in laurel thicket near the foot Of
Roam mountain In Carer county, Vast Ten
nessee. was found the deal body Of Unitoi
Ehz9bethtOn November 3lth 10 serve papers
on a desperate gang Of n onshiuers and was
not agaiu seen alive. II has been earned that
the next day he IVES killed, by whom IS yet q
mYsteIY
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
Hrstings Court.

In this court yesterday Judge Alkins
presiding, ihe following cases were dis
posed of: 80,
a. " Woodbridge, charged with
feionlously asseultlng and beating 7. W.
Jones, was acquitted.
Mary Taylor, who wes indicted on
seven cases Of petit larceny, was led to
lie oar aud her counsel suggested In
sanity
A Jury was empanelled TO try tbe
question aud returned the verdict mat
she was of uDs0and mind The prose,
cuiloa was accordingly dismi. sed. and
she vas lef, under The protection Of her
iriendc ,
Emanuel Ross (colored). charged with
felonlously asssaliDR George Harris, was
found gully, aud sept TO jail Tor IhlI'y
DAYS With fiue of one cent
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
CONSPIRACY TO BREAK JAIL.
Tennessee ConvIcts Preparing for a De
perate Break for Liberty.

perate Break for Liberty.
NASHVILLE, I m, Dec. IA search OF
the cells Of the prisoners In the main prison OF
this city yesterday, resulted IN the finding Of
about sixty knives, fifteen or twenty razors'
one revolver and three ropes. II IS believed
by the authorities that the convtcts had ar
ranged 10 make a desperate break rOr. lberty,
and that the weapons were 70 DO used 10 the
best dvantsge against the guards who mig
lnterferr. IN one OF the celia was discovered
q lamp. ladle and white metal used for max
Ing counterfeit money. an pieces or bogus
coin were taken from 4 convict. but no aies
anne 10 light. Several cOnyicts are suspected
OF manuiaeturing the money.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
A Negro Desperate Sentenced for Life

HA-TD0s,Neb December le.-"AId" Nelson,
the ueHo desperate who k lied cfioer Halcomc
ast August while resisting arrest wa som
teBced - imurlsOnwent for lite last night. "a
jury rendering - verdict ~ murder IN the
s. cOnd degree. Nelson 4 the l. wear old boy
who held seven officers al bay while ne was IN
ambush. Thirty shots were fired at Nelson "a
the dark without Ell ct. In the meantime he
stole an officers h0r-e and esc8fet, lie
accepted the sentence vita an air Of indilef-
cuCe
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

10 the Police Court yesterday Lewis
Winston, sheriff Of Richmond, and Rob
el. A Carter, Sergeant Of Richmond,
were charged with fghiing and creating
disturbance on tue premises of LOc.s
Elser, were fined each $40 and costs.
W. +. Stein, charged with beating Pat.
Robinson on the street, was fned - and
costs.
Walter p. Stuart, sorderly on the
s.reo. .sud carrying d razor, was nned 20
a. c0s.s
Nsitsr -. Hobs0n and 0. A. Booifight,
crsaied disturbance IN the bar-room OF
y Lazaroao and paid 81 co and costs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
kiohmond's Mortality.

The report Of the Board of Health FOL
the week ending December 9Th says
Whole number of deaths: White males
10; white females, 8; colored males, 10;
colored females, 10; total, AZ.
Rate: Rate Of mortality OF whole pop
ulat.on was 2l.84 per cent, per l.VoO per
annum; rate OF mortality OF white popu'
lation was i76 per cent. per l,Ooo pei
anuum; rate of mortality Of colored pop
nlssIon was 27l8 per cent per l'ooo pei
euuum.
The mean temperature for the week
ending December 9Th WAS o. degrees
euteesibe % ~ plsts Tpe1e
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
circuit Court,

la the City Circuit Court yesterday
nothing was done but the Introduction
of one suit which vas that of A. Il Felt
ing against Lewis Nschmsn. Damages
S4O0. This Is an ass9mpsit suit for
$500
Judge Wexford came 10 the Clerks
office aud signed the records OF the pro-
ceedings of Tuesday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

New YoRE. December IA special from
Columbia, 3. G.. says. "The House Of Repre-
ssntatiyes has passed an act imposinga tax Of
twenty rve ce ~ ton on all cotton seed
meal brought into the state
blu has been introduced 10 the House
granting pensions Of $50 yesr 10 ex-CCn-
federate soldiers. The present pension Is q
peT month
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

CHICAGO, December l2-Io-day an official
notice Was sent 10 all railroad companis In
the West and Northwest to restore all passea-
ger rates 70 the former basis The order will
take effect fu ten days, aud all companies win
respect IL. This notice IS satd 70 b. { g out
come OF Judge L o!ey's address before the
association yesterday.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
southern Nominations BY the President

wAsHNoIos. D. O., Dec. ls.-The President
sent 10 the Senate to-day the nomination OF
Walter L. Brigg Of Alabama to 10 gu inter
State Commerce Commissioner. Also the fol-
ting named Postmasters: AIabama-wfiiiam
H.. Morris, ut Birmingham; Ambrose q. Ne.
Oxford. Georgla--Jobn .. Roberts. At saun-
dorsv1lls. North Csrolina-John y. Hunt. IT
Lexipeton: John u. Thomas, at hon %
lonih CsIolina-Johq g Hsen!ers 1t Onion.
Ylsginia- Richard \. Halles, . Aisioqi toecrt
tss tSsst ~. :: ix's'u'''''''' ''u~ = S'a'S's'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
special Sale of Excellent Furniture.

The collection of furniture to be sold
at my auclion-rooms to-day at l0i
o'clock is very much better than for sew.
eral weeks past. Sale positive.
GEoReE w. MAYO,
Auctioneer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
Three Tenement Houses Burned In Rock
otte.

An alarm Of 6re was sounded from
Box i2, corner OF Ash and Rocketts
streets. Yesterday evening at o;l4, caused
by the burning OF the three tenement
houses, Nos. sl1a, 61l4 and 6l18 Lester
street. Mrs. James Maggie was the owner
Of No oli2, and Mr. J. Freeman was the
owner OF Nos. ol14 and o1lo-
The eanse Of he ase wes the explosion
6 lamp II 10. MA ooeupIed y
3Aenes y6neg. kQlh etQoH S9sesee
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
Men ofVar or for Haytl.

NEW YORK, December 2-The Gsleua
with Admiral Luce on board and the Xantic
both sailed IRON this port tris afternoon for
Port-au- Prince, Hayti.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
THE RIVER AND HARB0R BILL.
Principal Appropriations for the sont

t8E ScatAs
wAsHISoIoy, d. c., December le.-The
River and Harbor Bill for the fiscal year 1850
% waa reported In tho Rouse to-day. II
spproprates tll,e0d,s50.
The principal appropriations for Southern
harbors are: Norfolk. 5000; Charleston, 8. c.
SaOtOl. Winran nav E C klOOlaO. Cumhar
land SOUND. Ca. $1,000. Mobile, Ais., Il .QOa0
and Galveston, Tex, t5y0O,0.
Tne y inclta al appropriations for Southern
rivers are: ST. Johns river, Florida. <lVU,QDo,
Black Warrior, Alabama. $1,000; aso The
following
In virglnia-Appomattox river. $4,000; Rap
/ panann0ck river, yluOO0; Staunton river
$500, Y rk river, $1,000; Chins oteagQe bs,
~ Delaware bay, sib,uOo; Nansemond riv.r
| 80 700
/ IN North Caroiipa-B Beaufort, $1,000; water
way between hea4ort and New river. $1,000
between Newberne and hea fort, tiv.uu(
Cape Fear river above Wilmington, teo.lQl
cafrytuek Sound, t50og Neuse river, $lU,0Q
Roanoke river, Sl50Q.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

Che Park Place suuday'sohooi WofNei'
The qrand foral entertainment and
Christmas sale OF The PARK Place NJ. T.
Sunday y-Schooi workers is meeting Wild
has success. u is going on al BeiyiueIe
Hall under the management OF Professor
4. J. Minor, and viii continue during
the week. The programme for 10 night
Will DO q floral entertainment oy the
youne ladies. and Il goes Without saying
that Il will be beautiful.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
THE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTORS.
Cleveland Eieo ors Chosen by a Yer,
1feaQre Maturity.

WHEELN0, ". Va, Decentralization
returns for Presidential electors received last
night from tho State Department show an
the faco OF the returns OF 6j5. The vote for
I highest clectOr On each ticker was as fol
lows: 1ravers. Democrat. 1j5Ss; Va!lack
Republlgau .5O25
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

The Exposition IS over, bat the gauze-
door stove aud range that took the arsl
premiums are for sale at my store on
Governor street also, slate mantels,
frouls aud CRATES, lendels aud gas chan
deiiers J0Bg Bowers
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

For coughs and colds take Lemoo -
Or ps. .s.r~~o~
For pneumonia and larspsetis take Lnes
Hot Drops.
II Drops. -
Lemon Hot Drops. -
An elegant aud reliable prepsrations -
cts per bottle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

Evaporated peaches and apricois,
coozing and table sberries 10 great yarl
e.y. cooking brandies. apple jack, etc.
MILAN L. WHITE,
Formerly Christian, White Co,
- 800 Esst Broad.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
FOR KENT.

EoR RENT.-FoR Mt RENT yANyA
DWELLING NO. 8 West franklin stre<t, -
tween Foushee and Ad M gfreets.- Apnyy -
@. a. DAvENt 0RG
fds a6t No. Ills Z ct Main sgrSc1.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
WANTS,

WANTED, EVERY SUBSCRIBER
w TO the TINES TO report IL tho xper 70
not promptly delivered. Sdeo
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

The reciiatons and The Midgets," by
Miss Lillian Arnold. at the Christmas
sale Of the ladies of The Centenary "
j. Church. attracted large attendance al
conner Of Broad and FOWth streets Tues
day night Miss Arnold viii repeat the
entertainment Thursday instead OF Fri.
Say night as previously announced.
Admission, ten cents
fMl Kearaey Post. G. A, x Of this
city. Is invited by Lee Camp 90 be It's
guest at The campfire 10 be had on the
first Friday night in January, 1889 The
Camp Will Install lis officers on that
l.gli for the ensuing year The election
800 take place on Friday night, the 2isi
ilu
A nslrage license was issued In
Washington yesterday 10 James sully OF
Richmond. Va, and Louisa l.. Bingham.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
II IL q Treat

IL f. Treat
20 see the handsome display ot holiday,
bridal snd birthday presents at
OWES Il MINOR DRUG Co,
opposite pDstoffice.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

Elegant home made mince meat, Eng
lish plum puddings, queen olives by
measure, 4-yeaT old Kentucky wbisky
&2 30 peg gallon, 7-yeer old rye whisky,
~ WfLLf>M l.. WHITES,
Formerly Christian, While & Co,
300 East Broad
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
Educational Advantaees Fos Young Men

L1ulafI0nH NdFa1t4Rel f0I Young 1Itn'
The educational classes az the \ NJ.
O. 4. are growing in numbers aud Inter
t-ts. The bookkeeping clsss. taught by
Mr Henry Banlaf, has d membership OF
tlir,y-ninc ana on last Monday night
despite the heavy rain, thirty-segen
Young men were n attcrriance.
Tue penmanship class, taught by Pro-
lassof sm.lhdeal, has a good attendance
also.
Tonight at6l5 O'Clock the talks 0a
commercial law viii be commenced by
Mr. samuel ID. Davis, a lawyer Of this
city. and the former professor Of law at
Richmond College.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
10 the Public.

10 the Public.
Ifyou want 10 start The coming new year
1lth . telephone hand iu your names early
that hey may appear ~ our New Year
Catalogue r. l. WHeI,
Assistant Manager.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

fts wonderful E6sct ON the !ive<:
sch, Bowels. Kidnevs and D'v
As prepared by DR.. II. Motley A,isnsa: 49, -
A pleasan n . lemon drink that posits 60 ~
all Billion .ness. onstipation. ln6s9ssuo&X - -
Dyspepsia. Headache, Maiaris kohsy
ease. b zzinss~, Colds, Los Of Appe:ns, Z
ve,s, Chllls, II sches, P:mpies. 81 d9p
ties Of the bl Cd. Pain 10 the iSacks 49,
ton Of the Heart, aud all osnex ~
ca .sed by a disordercd liver. st0n1acn
kidneys. the inst great cause OF al - 49,
diseases. 60 cents and 81 per bottle;
by druggists. Prepared only BY H. hes'v'
=. D., Aua-ta 0eors ..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
AMCsEAESrs.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

vi
BERGER 4 LEATH, Lessees ana xauaGoeos
King Fun Will keign Here Three NiGnts.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday ard
Saturday Matinee, Decembo' il. Il i6.
The Laup hter- Making Couedtau7
EVANS & H0EY.
III their Fsm ns fsmRnf Y <uccesG, Z
"PARL0R MATCH.e &
THE FuSNIEsT PLAY OF All.
Embsliished with New NJ TO-. spAs klIng With
New 20 vs, ru mented with New Danceos
Overlooking with New Fun. eeets on
Sale Wednesday. Dec. u. odeceH
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13

WANTED Two YOUNG MEN
w can get uice rooms and board ct reaeou-
able price a. No. alS East Marsball street.
Eno it-6
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w ANT EVERYBODY 10 SEND IN
w THEIR NAMES TO THE TIMt6 As
subscribers ~ postal card or telephone, and
the car ters wtil deliver It et your souse Tor -
cents per week.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-13
RROAD.sTREET OPERA HOUSE,

Commencing MONDAY. nEcExeEn IeFE,
on!s, ths y werrfal mslo ana, 'CXbxk
sctor. WALTER !. sAXfoRD. surposiSS =
N ssS, Sss sS sSsf,SSss sDoS iss MssS cs
HECTOR, the canine mafvels. - -
A compl 70 change OF bill. Thnrodny. nj
day and ssturday, fbe suc esuul o0nsdys
New aud ca'cn specisiises. sssstl,ne rsel-
istic IRE scene. special scenery. 716ou1v'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-11
The Last of the Pinto Indians.

Nearly two hundred years ago there came to this section of Arizona a col. ony of Zuni Indians, also numher ol ApacheS from the same section in Ari. zona, about the time the representation of the Catholic church came through here and built churches. These Apache and Zuni Indians in time intermarried The Zunis are white with blue eyes and very light hair. The offsprings proved to be spotted or, as the Mexicsns say, pinto colored, and as 8 consequence there was formed tribe known as the Pinto Indians, and the vicinity of Tue son was their home. Up to within two weeks ago all of this race had died out save two, and one of them died two weeks ago, there now remains but a sin gle representative of the race, and his skin Is spotted white and black. When he dies the race of Pinto Indians of Ari- zona will have passed away. The Pinto lives near San Xavier, and is we'll known in Tucson. The Star relates this little history of the Pinto Indians, as this tribe less than one hundred years ago formed most interesting part of the history of Tucson and it's surroundings.-Tucson Star.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-11

assessor of the county of Yavapai, ir the territory of Arizona, be, and the sam, are, hereby united and consolidated and the sheriff of the said county o lavapai shall be ex-OfficiO assessor o said county of Yavapai.
 Second-That the offices of treas urer and tax collector of the county of lavapai, in the territory of Arizona be, and the same are, hereby united and consolidated; and the treasurer of said county of Iavapai shall be ex. officio tax collector of said county of Iavapai.
 Bill of A. G Oliver, of $lO.S9 for merchandise, was allowed.
 Judge McGrew presented claim of Simon Juda, for $43.34 for commercial travellers license, illegally paid.
 On motion, it was resolved, that this board respectfully ask and petition the lion. Secretary of War for permission to make a road across the southeast cor ner of the Fort Whipple military reser- vaticn, from Prescott to intersect the Verde road
 On motion, it was ordered that the house, known as the Malloy house in Ash Fork, be rented to Mrs. Stew ,rt, at Sl per month, and the treasurer is au- thorized to see to the matter.
 The board proceeded to examine the reports of fees, of licenses, and of school fund warrants, for the past quarter.
 Board adiOurned
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-11
Saturdays Rejoicing.

The rejoicing, on Saturday, over the receipt of the news of General Crooks appointment as major general culmina- te at night in general illumination of the city by bonfires and in salute of thirty-eight guns, fired under the direc- ton of Chief of Police DOdsOn. In ad- dtiOn to anumber of private telegrams of consra'ulation sent during the day to the new major general, the following telegram, signed by the territorial and county officials, business men and lead ing citizens of Prescott, was forwarded to him in the evening:
 PRESCOTT, X. r., April ', 1888. Major General George Crook, Omaha,
 Nebraska
 The citizens of Prescott and the entire people oi Northern Arizona unite with the best grace, in extending to you their sincere and heartfelt congratulations upon your promotion as major general of the United States Army.
 As stated on Saturday, the feeling at Whipple WIS but little less enthusiastic than in Prescott, although no demon stration was made more than general private expression of satisfaction.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-11
The Whole Vital Machinery

Depends for the fuel, which Is the origin of its propul-ory force, upon the stom- ach. In that hidden alemic the food undergoes the chemical changes which transmute 1t into blood, from which the system draws the material that reim- purses 1t for its daily losses of tissue. These, of course, are greatly augmented in disease Ii the stomach, therefore, is weakened or disOrdered, the system is deprived Of sustenance. Hostetter', |, Stomach Bitters can be relied upon tO facilitate and renew digestion when that function has been interrupted by weakness of tine stomach. BIlliousness, or a diversion Of the bile from its proper channel, which causes constipation, Is also remedied by it. Heartburn, wind on the stomach, sick headache, fur upon the tongue, and other symptoms Of stomach and liver disorder, 1t speedily removes. Malarial complaints of every sort, kindey and bladder troubles, con- stipation, rheumatism a neuralgia yield when it is used regularly and persist emily
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-04-11
The Chautauquans.

Owing to the absence of several members ot the above society on Satur- day, the programme of exercises was more abbreviated than usual. ROll-call and reading of the minutes was followed by questions from the Chautauquan Mrs Burmister read pamphlet on England, and Mrs. WOllenberg Il very interesting essay on Martin Luther. Current events Were then discussed when, by special request, Mrs. Bruce recited, "Over the hills, to the Poor house." and the club adjourned, to meet at the residence of Mrs. w. O. O'Neill next Saturday.