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stores, rooms or farms to rent free of charge
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
ue Was asa Enclish tnan,

An English Geasral In reviewing n
corps Of cavalry suddenly stopped bstore
a splendid looking follow and asked sb
ruptly:
(which ,s the bsst horss In the rsgi.
ment?"
Number forty. sir"
What makes you think It is tbs bes,
horae7"
He walks, trots and gallops we'll; 10 q
good Jumper; has no vics. no ble,nish
carries his head we'll; 10 In bis prime"
"And who ID the bsst soldier In the
rsdnent7"
tom Jones. SIR"
"whyr'
because he 10 an honorable man, II
obedisnt. Thy. takes good care Of his
equipment ard his horse, and does hi.
1uty we'll"
"And who Is the rider Of the bss,
horss?"
tom Jones, STR"
"And who 10 Tom Jcassf'
Il am. sir"
The General could not help laughing
but he gave sovereign to hts Informant
Who received II without moving q muscle
John Bull's Army.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
Bniidlng Railroads to Raise Lana
Values.

An article In Bradstrrst's relating 10
tnture railroad construction. and vsssning
particularly 70 the probabls construstion
this year and IN 1889, says: Tho actual
traffic req iirsments Of the next two es
thres years have lees to DO with ths
probable railroad mileage constructed
than ever before. II future ssiisosd
b hiding is 70 bs determined by this d
will bs scant for tho next twelve mmths.
Toe nav factor TO override the old ops %
that railroads will be built TO mako lasA,
mineral and timber Investments produo.
tive In tho mex. Ave years instead ol Scg
~hs. traffic they may haul during ithst
time. Short lines developing cosasueus
territory and connecting parallel sosds
will engage more attention thaa- tho
building Of long llnss. That 10, the ehisi
bsnsHt tina. railroad builders In The
futurs will seek TO rsal.se will b In ths
appreciation Of hand rather than ID hau.
msrsd-do~n or eornm.ss!cnsd-6e
freight rates, Tho process o. land sequ3-
sittoa by individuals, eyadicatss and com.
binations Of individuals now going on
indicates more clssriyshsn other sssusias
the probabilities Of railroad buildiAs dur.
Ing the NEXT two or three ysass9 fhSssis
scarcely section In the United Slstse
whore this process lie no. going On. The
limit Of railroad building for traffc msg
have been pretty noariy reached for The
prssont. but ths fsld for railroad con.
struction iog investment TO meet the
future needs Q. the Expanding popalstion
Ia wider and opsns vas. opportunities for
enterprises"
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
r 7 "A N q s.

GAINED isf PREMIUM for greatsst
merit ~ the New Orleans Cotton Csnten
MAI J. Worlds Exposition for refined and
wonderful pnvsr of tone, elegance OF design
and supurb fnish. Only piano endorsed BY
United States commissioners. from saoh OF
the States. Cases finest otrved, rosewood
fn.sh-fnsst imported docble repeating 20.
tion-three gtrings throughout OF bost pat.
snt steel vire--ksys b at ivory. Oar nsw
patent steel timing dsvics. instead Of wood,
Il the greatest invention ever made In
pianos. II consts Of stationary steel tun.
ing pins that are sss Ia mold and molten
steel Ia run round the pins. keeping them
solidly In pl 90. A thimble or shell pin Ia
made TO exactly fit the stationsry pin re.
volving thereon; thus the stfinRs wind
round the pins. Aftor the strings are prop.
srly stretched the pispo can never get ont
of tune the rest plank being VI steel 10 not
affected by ex renes Of climate. This will
DO appreoiat I'd by all Iarsioisns in city or
country. Il will stand twenty gears with.
ont tunina and 70 good for lo0.~ No other
piano has this improvement.
Great strength and durability 10 anpthe
advantage. In other pt mos holes ars bnret
| IN wooden boards and tuning pins inserted.
The PIN. turn rennd in this DO srd and can
not stand permanently In tune. and IL often
or +cks. split, dries ont. bsSominR utterls.
totally .nd entirely worthless AZ = musical
instronent. Our steel tuning divioe ~ Ii
no wsv sdeeted by suoh casualties. and the
soundiRR board is so 90 oastructsd thst our
plan g can never become THU or metallic q
tune. They ara ways IN tame and the ex.
pense Of tuning Ia we'd. This patent
alone Is worth millions and makes our
pianos the grettsst Ia the world Price
are no higher than other pianos. Buying
direct from ns. he largest manufsetu rers.
you save 800 or se00-dsslers' profits.
Don't mind ths "rninous Qrowiings 81 deal {.
era md sPsnta, " o see their chances OF
selling a poor piano at big pr'ht OF e20o
iipoing awsv-pitv them.
We guar 'ntse Onr pian"s ten yea Q. 100
.tvlss We we pat our prices at lowest
bed rock for C sh. A 500 piano for S2&9.50:
! a $500 piano for 1921. 30; = $1,000 piano for
&375.50: 1880 piano for f475 30. Upright
Dabinst Grand.. with stool and rubber
,vsr. shipped n bo rd IA = at s r. TO snv
part ~ ths United Statss Can da or MsI-
loo. Our tor are Dash with order. II
MT A. reprasSN'e ed rnonev raturnsd. We
oooa siosaliv hnvs good seonnd hand piano
made over at ,&I0o 10 500 which ws take
In part pavmeDt for our own. Write or
call for o4t 'logus free.
T. " iNTiSELL PIANO C0..
Offios d. w 'rsrnons Odd Fellow Hsfl.
Cor. VI rkAt g. Tn S,s.: r .ct ,riss. Fol.
som. 8 ID'weli a IA h SIS. 8 Z. Francisco,
Caiif raj agents " ta'sd.)
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03

A ring Is given in m .rnlgs becauss,
.nciently, Il WAS used as a seal, by which
|'ontracts, desds and or iers were vail
Lated; and in classic times. az anon
Jrentals a. the present day, tho delivery
II ring was s!sn that the givsr sndov.
cd the receiver with all the power he
himself possessed. Hence woman who
hsld her husbands ring could issue com
nands with all bis authority. and loo p!icif
obedience wss assured. But, back OF all
this, the ring In marriage 10 thought 70
possess symbolism derived from the
phu,ius worship Of Our Aryan ancestors,
and which opens up a highly interesting
aeid Of inquiry 70 those curious Ia sIch
matters. In Rom an sspousals, says Mac
rooils. the c, .n gave the woman e. rug
by way Of u pledge, and the woman p1.
it on the third Anger OF her left hand, be.
cause II was believed that q nerve ran
from that finger 70 the heart. The sane
writer gives as the re4son for the selection
OF the third finger tl,a. tho thumb Ia too
basy 10 bs set apart; the torednSer and
the little finger arc only hall protected /;
the mid lie finger ia called r,tdieus, and Is
too oppro'rions for the purpose of honor,
30 the only anSsr left Il the pro .u5u,, or
wed Hing anysr.-Fron "At tho Co irt Of
Hymen," In Dem ,rsst's Monthly for
Iarcn,
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
TAe Champion Faith Care.

A Norwich Comm correspondent
writes: cat the last holiness meeting o
ths Reform Club an old lady told sbou
her s.eaffast faith and Its reward. Tf
the cold snap she said, all the wase,
pipes in 0 ir ne.ghbnrhood wsre freesin.
up eysry night and gave us great deal 0
tr ,ubls. Plum bers had TO be sent 70
e'sry day. Finally said one night: n
b I'VE no more trouble with my pipes. II
le we them to God 70 take cars or And
70 ] did The next morning I vent d
than early, fully convinced thai they
would 10 found all night. And 30 they
ssre. The water poured ri -ht out whci
turned the faucets. But all the neigh
b1rs' pipes we're frozen stid. BY and by
+oms OF them came to $50 me, and the,
-aid: why, Mrs, ---. how Is 1t go
yer keep your pipes frontre4zins' Min,
md all the rest IN tho nsizh oorh I'D 4rs
'ro1en solid Then told her OF my
4ith and what hal done, aud she vsar
ZONE 70 think OF it,"
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
Trichs 20 Cheat Cseie Com.

"Emugglers mus. lie awake nights try.
ing 10 evolve new schemes to evade the
payment Of duties; at least. I imaains
they must from the number Q! nep
schemes am constantly obliged to he 0i
the lookouf for. No sooner do ~e begi'
10 watch foi passengers with the thick
soled shoes. made ny European shoe.
makers 10 accommodate the diamond
srnugylsrs, than We have TO keep our eye,
open 20 detect the woman with the hon
net full OF jswslry. We seize enough
heaven knows. hut not a fitis,h part o
the con.rabsnd goods brought into thi.
country are detected"
"Ths articles which seem TO h.s most
favored by the emuggiers sre dismonds
iewslry and watches. although silks all
costly dress goods are by no means d.
spised. Diamonds. however, hold Cir,
rank, because OF their portability, ano
the smaller space which they oscup,
search In the moat unlikely places ha'
often revealed mine ii wealth. Only y
few days ago in the travelling bag Of b
torrist inst arrived was a very irnocsn'
Looking piece Of toilet soap, which wouIc
never have bssn given second glance b.!
the Inspector If II had not been for the
evident anxiety displayed by the owner
OF the bag TO get Il back.
Almost ashamed OF himself, the ofaceI
pulled out his pocket knife and attempted
to pierce tha. cake Of soap. The travel
er's Jaw fell and the offoer's knife met al
obstruction at about the came time
There was just $1,000 worth OF rubiss ano
diamonds inside o. that partly ussd
cAka p,-,IeHeler,aW Weekly.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03

The cnre Tor sickness 800 years ag'
was Neglect; 800 years sgo. soreer,
100 years ago, Hers and Drngs; 25
years ago. Medicines; to-day 1t IL
Compound Oxygen.
Medicines weaken the whole sys-
tenn 10 strengthen ono weak point
Compound Oxygen strengthens both
A DOCTORS average bill is $50. In.
vest SJ5 IN orr Home Treatment"
and you will save the other s35, and
feel better than you have for Eve
wears. Are yon nervous' Those
tired, sick hesdaches will vanish
Have you weak lnUgs7 Give com
ponnd oxygen one. chance to
-rr.rgthen them. Havo You dyspep.
-isi /, will cure yon!
Ramember always one thing! You
risk absolutely nothing IN trying unr
treatment. It is simply breathing
different air, no dosing" or drug
ging." or going 8 Thousand mics
away from home and frisnds. II is
breathing daily into your lungs, at
your own home, tbo concentrated
vitality OF all the health resorts in
the world.
200 page book mailed free.
For particulars, address.
DRS. STARKEY d PALEN,
1877 and 1879 Arch st , Philsdelphia,
Penn.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
-aFs7FTf
Hay Sent to England.

The latest competition threatening
British farmers is the importing OF baled
hay from tho United States. I. is given
out in London that the space allotted to
cattle by the Atlantic steam srs 10 TO he
devoted 10 this use. The publication Of
this news is said to be causing consider
able alarm among asriculturalists.-- -
Chicago Times.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
Con nay.

Sheriff -koberl Stssn.
Under. sheriff T. kusnosf.
Recorder - z. J. Goldman.
Treasu rer--Daniel smith.
Probate JudQs--G. w. Besehef.
Dis.ric. Attornsy--Eb. Williams.
Court Commisaoner--Otto =. Eusnosr.
Clerk Of District Court-W. Lorkiu.
Public Adrninistrator--Eugens D. Whir'
pie.
County surrsycr-Ot.o +. Kusnesr.
= US. Gonnissionsr--J. J. Hyde.
q. y. Deputy Msrshai-Roeers stssr.
supsfvisors-s Samuel Crozisr, J. L. Mel
son, J. II. johnson.
Clsrk Of the Board n aupsrviso,s--J. j
Hyde
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
INVENTION ssi e; ii:s'ss:,ts' 5::'s: 5:: L: .

!e sci among the wonders OF inventive pro-
s.e4s i,n met! oa and sTsteD OF work that
osn Ee .rsriDrme6 oil over thu country with
sat sepagt1i9 tbs workers from thsi'
homes. Pay hbcs.l; nny one car Go tsc
rork: either SIX, g,InS or old; no speoiai
ability repaired. Ctpita! not needed; sou
are started frea. Gus this out snd rstnrn
% az and We will send yoa free somsthing of
great v4luo and Importance - yea. that
will start you in business, which will hrin2
you In moro money right away than any.
t.ine else Ia the world. Grand oat6t free.
Address True 4 Co.. Augusta, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
Arizona Posto0ees.

A, denotes U. s. Money Order Office; +,
international Money Order offiesi Z. Wells
Farso's Express Office. This list 10 correct
ed monthly.
YsvAya, Cor<rr-ARua Fris Valley. Alex
andra, Antelope Valley, Ash Fork, X, Big
Bog (I3sd Rock), Bradshaw, Bueno. Bum
bic Bee, Camp Verde. Chalender. Cherry
Chino, Cionega, Flagstaff. K, Giiistt, Has
sayannpas, Howsils, jerome. Juniper, Lees
Ferry, Mayor, MsssviIIe. Payaon, Prescott,
AK, Summons, Stanton, Stoddard. TIP
Top. Walker, Walnut Grove. Williams X.
PrnA Couxrr-Allen. American Flag, Ari-
vaea, CaIabasas X. Oit:sndsn X, Desert,
Esperanza, 0fsatsrvilie. HArshsv. hogslss
4, Oro Blanso, Pantano I. ouijotoa, BED
ington, bahasrits, Total Wreck, Tubac,Tue.
son AK, washington.
GrLA CorrrY-Arrnsr, Globe A 4, Fio-
neer x, ssn Carlos, Tonto.
MoHAyR Cous7r-Aubrsy, Brson, Hack
berry Z. HsnninR, Bingnnap I, Mineral Park
A, Mohaye CITY. Powell fNesdlss). Signal.
C,oH1sE CousrY-Bsnson Z, Blsbes. Camp
Huaohuos A. Charleston Z. Contention Z
Dos Cabszas I, Dragon :, Fairbsnks <.
Fort Bowie (Apsehs Pass 4, Oohosvills.
st. David, Tombstone \ 4, Trss Aiiaos.
Wilcox (Anlsy)Ax.
GRAzAM CovxrT-Bonita, Clifton = L.
duncan (Pnrdy) Z. Dunlap, Fort Grant.
Fort Thomas. Morsnoi. Pima. saGord, Sol
knoxville.
Pu.L CouSrY-Butte, Casa Grsnds 4.
Dudley yville, Florence . I, Maniyvills. Mar
eopa Z, MssaviDs. Picaoho, Pinal l. <. River
,ide, sacaton, Silver King \.
YunA CopS7I-Csntsnniai tPlamoss).
Chn. Ehrsnbern, Eortons, Parker, Yuma
AK.
ArAcns t',uHry-Erastus. Fort Apache,
HoIbrook x. ksams Canyon, Eusr,oso. vt.
Johns A, st. Joseph, Shsv Low, Snowflake,
Springer rvills. sunsct, Taylor. Winslow.
Woodruff.
NAa.ccpA CouNrY--Gila Bend Z, Hayden,
Lshi. Mcdowell. Phsnix 4, Bsntinol. Tenn
ps) 'H.yden) A, vuiture Z: Wiosenburg.
RxsIHpYAp xRyAfIor-Fort Defiance.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03

A Michigan farmer writes the faculty ct
Yale: What are your terms for Q yeayf
Aud does 1t coat anything extra II my sCn
wants 70 learn to read and write. % veil
40 TO row q boat7'--Ths Watch Dial.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03

"Charlsy, Didn't yoi leave Miss smith
rather suddenly the other EVENING""
"Well, yes. To tell yoi the truth. sh ,
was beginning 70 get tender, and I go'
irigttened." New York Kun.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial

oovsrnor-C. III. Zuiisk, p ssoott.
SecrstsYy-Jarnes A. Bav srd. Prescott
ssistant SsorstaYy-- -. --- Pres'
oott.
Adiussnt esnsral-J. r. h'sador. Pre-
eStt.
Attorney General Bnags O. ,odrioh ..Pres.
eott.
Treasurer-C. B. Festsr. J reseott.
Superintendent of Public lastruction--C.
NJ. Strauss, Tucson.
Auditor--J. J. Hawkins, Prescott.
superintendent of Territorial Prison-
Thomas Gates. Yums.
Supreme Court--Ja,nss II. Wright, Chisf
Justice, Prescott: W. w Porter, Asso'
late Juat.cs, Phenix: Vim. II. Barnes
Associate Justice, Tucson.
q. s. District Attorrsy--O. W. Rouse.
Tucson.
Us. Marshai-w. \. Meade, Tucson.
Deputy e. q. .Marshal--H. D Underwood
Surveyor 8snsral-Jobn Hiss, Tucson.
Prescott Land haes-Rsooiver-D. j
sullivan. Register Z Burgess.
Tucson Land Once -Rsoeivsr-Frsd w
Smith, Register--C. Z. DALEY.
G. y. Internal Revenue Collector-J. T
McGrorty, Santa Fe. New Mexisc. Sp
-lty CoIlector-W. II. Bristol, Tucson. DE-
par,mert Collector. Custom Ofhosrs-h
Anc rews. Prescott. ". 8. Oury. Tucson.
Delegate TO Congress Smith
Tombstone.
Judge of rirst Jndjnisi Distriet-W.H II
Barnes. Tucsu.
judge Of Sec"nd Jadicisl DISTRICT"
W. Porter. PnsJi IL.
iudg- of Third judicial District ) ,Gne'
~~,yh; P'eao"t
Clerk Of the sapre o.. >our,- w. DcGiGe
PRESCOTT
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
n nMnnSea Wonders exist in thou;

tsgnds Of forrns, bat are surpassed
O4J0L by the Ioarvels Of invontiop.
T oas who sro in nsoa Of profitable worl;
that can 10 done vL:ls living at home should
=. once sesd Their addrsss to Halle.t Co.,
Portland. Maine. ard reosigo fres full In
formation hou either sex, CT all ages. can
earn frora Is to sz5 per day aud upward.
whe,svor tEsy liza. You are started free
Capital not feqoirsd. soras have made
over go dag at this work. All succeed.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03

Two young wonsn at Milledssv!lie, Co.,
havo engaged in the Insurance. business
snd are agents for number Of ccmpanIss.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03

The same things strike different man
difIsrently-snowballs, for instance
Burlington Free Prssa, ....,
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03

Gentlemen learning the cornet should
employ private too.ers.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
TIME SCHEDULE.

Trains on the Atlantic and Pacific Bail.
road are run on Mountain or Standard Time.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
To PrlnteEs.

For sale. a loxl5 old style Gordon
used but very little. Win be sold cheap
for cash. Address this Office.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
nRewsrded are those who
klliHi,.I read thia and then aot: they
lulOA ~ i viii And honorable eupiDy.

Dett that will not take them from the ,
b. ss nj fimiies. The profits are rye
aud snte forev-rv indu Il ri rs person: Inany
have intsde -rd are now making ssvsr"l
hundred doll ,rs \ moth. II is crsy for
any one 10 make IS and upwards per dsv
who ar re willing % work. Either ssT. yorng
or old: capt. I q Z Btsdsd: We start you.
Cysrything new. No spscih ability rsquir.
I'd: y"u. rssdsr, O . DO II ne we'll 40 any one.
Write 10 "a A. once for full p rticuIars.
which We mail fros. Address S.inson 4 Go ,
Portland. Maine. =
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03

Subscribe for the MisEn.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03

0overnor-C. III. Zuisk, p ssco&t.
Secrstsry--James A. Bav sTd. Prescott
, ssistant Seorstasv-- ---. --- Pref
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03
TIE MoHAvE MINER.
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G. N. FUNSTON, publisher.
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Battered at the psssoeiss la Kingrnar
as second class matter.
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sls.Do psr ys.e. tnclaiiAg subscription.
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-. Eas MrsEa will not be responsible tor the
!. +:,Inidns and views Of its correspondents.
Mohave County miner., 1888-03-03

W. r. White, W. II Biddle.
Traffic Maua'r. Div. Pass. Agent.
Topeka, Kan. Albuquerque, N. M
J. n. Scott, Superintendent,
Albuquerque. n. u.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
what Imperial Tours Oess.
London Truts

When the Emperor Nicholas came to
England, ebout 1s4S, he sta!d week, and
his presents of various kinds to the royal
household and servants cost EGO 900 The
Emperor Of the French was nearly IS pro.
fuse when he was guest at Windsor IN
1856. People say at Vienna that the EN-
peror William put down the menu 81 the
court dinner without residing It on finding
that 1t was printed In French. and that
sitter his breakfast with the imperial fam
lily he requested to be supplied with cafe
an lait, explaining tina. cafe noir does not
suit pure. bred Germans.
Ihe:r tast the e mpeEcr's tour in Aus
trie and Italy will cost not less that fi0,
900. The smcupt which he has to give
sway to the servants OF soyeretgEs whom
he yisits is something fabulous, end the
presents of various kinds cost 4 fciehtful
sum. The Emperor took with him from
Berlin so diamond rings, $50 silver stars,
so scsrt pine, all richly jeweled; 20 dia-
mond bracelets, s splendid presentation
swords, 80 large photographs OF himself,
with the Empress ard taeir children, all
in gold frames; so gold watches with
chains zone of theae is the correct pres
ent to kitchen fuucticnsryl 100 cigar
casee, with the imperial arms and mono.
gram in gold, and 20 sters in diamonds Of
the order OF the Block snd Red Star
EARLE
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
NIGHTMARES OF spAyEs&EN.

rSt.Jerome" iz Sarstor [ tmunds' nick
name.
John Sherman is known as "Honest
John Shsrmsn."
The Ohio Senator will be recognized ss
"Coal Oil Payne"
Weller o; Ohio got the name Of Sea
lsmity Weller" in Congress-.
Massachusetts boasts Of "Graadssther''
Hoar and Grandmother" Dawes.
Senator VOORHEES, Of Indians is known
IS the "Tall Sycamore of the Webssh>"
"Uncle Dick" Will be recognized By
every Illinoifan IS meaning Governor
Oslesby.
"Our Own Evar.s" ia The sfactiouate
way in which New. Yorkers refer 10 their
senior Senator. =
When Beisord from Colorado weafn
the Senate he wss known ss the 'fR ID
Headed L oosteE q the Reckless
"Whiapssing Jimmie" is the nsnie
given to General Katchum Of New York
because Of his habit CT whispering into
everybody's ear what he has 80 say.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
Ehe robscco Chewing Resit.

There Ia one old time hsbit that used to
be widely prevalent in the United States,
especially in the west and soush-.he to-
baco che Wig hSbit-thRt las Certain IL
declined in tee present generation. The
manufacturers Of chewing too:cco ssy
that the trade IL It has not grown with
the growth OF our population, cut tho. ir
many states i Is less than half as large az
it Used to be before the War.
In tie New England states it has become
OF very slight eecol1t. We think all oil
time Mew Workers will agree in saying
that the chewing Ssbit hos fallen CT
grestly in this city AID state, snd thft far
fewer warkingmen are addicted TO It in
these days than formerly. The states ia
which it ass the greatest hold are Ken.
lucky, Missouri, Tennessee and Arkansas.
Il is a. uuwholescne habit, offensive to
ladies, AID ought to disappear.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09
The Biggest Passenger Engine Yet.
Boston Advertiser,

There Is q locomotive now nearly COM
pleted by the Hinckley Locomotive Works
on Albany street which is intended to
isr surpsss anything ard everything In
the railroad line in the United S:stes, il
not in the world. This wonderful engine
WAS designed by G. S. strong Of the
Strong Locomotive Company Of New
York, and 10 expected to make the light.
ming speed OF eighty miles sn hour with
ten passenger cars on sn
ordinary rosi. It is the
largest passenger engine ever built
and will run on the Atcnlson, Topeka And
Santa Fe road, between Chicago and Fort
Madison. The first thing that would
strike The observer is the singular posi-
ton Of the engineers cab. Il ia perched
on top Of the boiler, shout the center, ana
IS occupied by the engineer alone, as an
other csb is built behind tie boiler fof
thS aremsn. Tue engine clone will weigh
fifty. five tons, ana. the tender, which is
bpllt to ride ike Passenger coach, Will
weigh eighty. f7eFtIss.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-09

missions to Egypt, Persia, Palestine End
Arabia over sl17,00o has been ex-
pended in the LAST two years, with
absolutely no conversions. AL the
efforts CT the Protestant missionaries
sgsilst Mohsmmsdanism have been una
vslling. But while good people meet to-
gether to consider 30 infinitely the si.Us-
ton in fsr away lsnds. how Is It right
under their noses, IS It were, &: hons!
Is it any wonder that Robert k'semere's
heart bled wher he learned osthe poverty,
degradation snd wre;chedness In London?
New York and most of our own largest
cities are little better.