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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-19
How to Cure ALI SKIN Diseast 4

Simply apply "Swsyne's Ointment" No
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face,
hands, nose, &C., leaving the skin clear,
white and healthy, Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed By no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for Swsyne's
Ointment.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-19
Cuticura Resolvent,

The new Blood Purifier and pures. ana DIST OF
Humor Remedies, internally. ana CUTIcURA, the
great skin cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, exquIsite
Skin Bssuti6er, exttrnaly, positive uFe &c
every dise.se and humOr of the skin, scalp, ana
blood with loss OF hair, from pimples 10 scrofuia
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, SOC. Soap,
De REsoIvRNT, 81, prepared by the foTTER
DRUG q CHEMICAL CORPORATION, BosreH-
HS-Send for How 10 Cure skin Diseases, ID
cages 50 iIlustrs TONS and 100 testimonials.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-19
Piles Piles! Itching Piles.

Sympioms-Moisture; intense itching
and singing; mos; at night; worse by
scratching. Ii allowed TO continue humors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate, be-
coming very sore, Swayne's Ointment
stops the itching and bleeding, heals the
tumors. AT druggists, or by mail, for 80
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-19
Cured by Cuticura

For three years was aim ,st crippled w,th an
awful sore leg from my knee down To my ankle
tie skin was entirely gone, and the nesh Is one
mass of dise,se Some physicians pronounced 1t
fucursble. 1t had diminished about one third the
size of the other, and a. in hopeless condiiion
After trying all kinds OF remedies anu sPendiig
whatever, / wa persuaded 10 try yyur CUrIcuRA
REMEDIES and the result was as follows AFTER
s4hree DAYS motto decided chang &c for the bet
feI and At tn end of two month was completely
cured Ms flesh was purified, End the bone ("nich
had been xposed for over yea got sound. Inc
a sh began 10 grow, and TO-DAY: knd Tor nearly
two wears past my leg is as well as ever 1t was,
eound in every resp &C and not sign Of the dsease
TO be seen. S. G AHERN, dubois, Dodge Co. Ga.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-19
Skin Disease IL Yec's.

Ihsye been troubled with skin a. d scalp dls-
resse for seventeen We rs. My head at times was
one running sore, and my body was covered with
then as larg" as half dollar tried or. at many
remedies without effect until used tue CUTfCURA
RruKnIEs and ana thankful to state that sitter two
mon ms of their use am perfectly cured. feel II
ruy duty to YOU and the public to state the above
csse l. Il MCDOWELL, Jame.tOwn, n. J.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-19

skin en- tireIy gone. Flesh a mass OF
disease. Leg diminished one third
NV fine Cuttcura Remedies I'm two
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-19

If sick headache is misery, what ar.
Carriers Little Liver Pills if they will pose
itively cure il? People who have used
them speak frankly of their worth. They
are small and easy to work.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-19
Another Marvellous Cure.

The CUTIcURA, CUTIoURA REsoLvENT. ana
CUrIcuRA Soar, haze brough. about ma rvsiious
cure in the case Of q SIX disease on my little son
eight years old Ihave tried almost all remedies
snd so the ma ST eminent doctors, all alike fallng,
eXcept the wonderful CUTIcURA REMEDIES.
Eli A. BROWN 10 n. 10th ST., Omaha, Neo
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-19

DTMPLES, black-hesds, red, rough, chapped.
I Inland oily skin prevented by CUrIcURA SOAP
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-19
Messer|y { Meusehke
NO. 232,
n. W.COr.Olio and Third Sis.

n. B.-Our store Will be open till
3 o'clock every night after this date,
rain or shine"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-19

Among the many instances afforded
the observer of what young men may
accomplish right here in Missouri by
means of integrity, industry. perse.
verance and suavity, is Emile w.
Moore, of Bunceton, in this state. A
country boy with only a common
school education few years ago he
was country school teacher, when
scarcely old enough to be out of school
himself. but he wanted to do some
thing for bimself and that was
all he could do at that time.
He staid at that until he
found something better aud, by close
application aud intelligent effort al
whatever he turned bis hand to, be
steadily rose from one important posi-
ton to another until about one year
ago, when the Bank of Bunceton was
organized, he was made cashier and
manager of that institution, on &C.
count of his splendid business ability,
keen intellect, quick insight and
courteous manners. He now owns
stock IN the bank and
at a recent meeting OF
the stockholders. was made a direc-
tor. He is yet but little more than
a boy. This position in life, proud
one for so young a man, he attained
by his own pluck, determination,
persistence and will power without
aid from any one. His very business
attachments which fit him for such a
position he gained by unassisted per-
sonal practice. His own mind form
ulated his path and his own hands
islled the obstacles, unassisted. Ills
of such stuff good citizens are made.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-19

To cry over sad stories or sad scenes
ON the stage is something that is much
more often done than confessed.
That does not mean TO get right down
to a steady cry as girls DO some
time in their lives over East Lynne
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-11-19

The ProwIer attended the Keene
performance Tuesday nighs a.ong
with many others Sedalians and
during the progress of the
actors magnificent impersonation
of the crafty and wicked Louis, was
annoyed by the senseless chatter of
two well known young people who sat
just behind him.. "He" had on q
high collar, a white tender looking
mustache and IA necktie in which
shone large red pin, She" had on a
smart hat, bottle of blondine and a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27
llIhAT f ALL S
 Yol

Do yuu 1ee1 duh. Ianguid. hw.&
 see and indescribably miuesnhIa f
 ca!iy and mentally: experienrS <
 fuilnea er bloafing after eafinS .s.
 neas. or cms> >.inesa of sfom~~S
 InG ongue coated. bitter or "
 moutn, irregular appetite, dirEins1
 neeoacnea blurred eyeslght z fIooll-,
 eiose to9 e{eS nervous pFuotE1
 nsustfou. irrifahtlity oe temper. E alternating with chilly eeraft~.
 biting, transient pains hero and r feet, drowsineE2 nfter meala IT. disturbed and uprefreshinr sasrS indescribable feeii16 oe dEcod Gc.<
 If you have all, or any cnuusau-3. of tbese symptom J0u nre Su1@- !. that most commoQ6S AmeriG1s<.', 6iliou8 DyspeiUia,r Torpid Ljvul, 2 with Dyspepein. orT T1ndigesfjon.
 complicated your Sdisease has hs1 greater the number and dlversiQ C toms. No matter what stAge it A < pr. RaorceaU Golden Mcakc0l 1i> will subdue if, if taken accord1Az a tions for Q reasonable length of ttz cured, complications multiply enf (, ton of the Lungs Skin DiDea11A Hf Rheumatism. Kidney DiBeaBaS Qe <z maiadies arc quito liabio tose4 AGz or later, induce Q fatal tcrminaftE~
 Nr. PlePcesD Golden Wo1i1' eOvePy acfs powerfully upon e < through that great blOod puK1 c}eanses the system of all blood equally emcacfous tn a0ttnG - neye. and other excretpry orRln ! strengthening. ant healing the1e a. an appettzing, restorative tonta ! digestiou and nutrition, thereby s both flesh and strength. In mafn this wonderful medicine hos C celebrity in curing Fever and Aglz Fever, Dumb Ague, and kindred e
 Dr. Piefcos0 Golden Mef< cOvcry
 CURES AL Hl' from Q common Blotch. or Ersts-', worst Scrofula- Sait-rheum. Scaly or Rough Skin, In shorf < by bad blood are coDorSE purifying, and inyicr-,: cine. Great Eating Ulcers rupfSr It's benign influence. Espec1SIlv ss tested it's potency in curing TS1 Boils, CarbuncieS sos llous Sores and Swellinga Hins \ White 6wellings,s Goifre or and Enlarged GlandR ScrS t-., for Q hrge Treafina plates. on Skin Diseasea or fke <. sa Tor . Treatise on Scrofulous l6z. .FoR TIE 0looO Q MI; cS2Ts lcsS2rToushly csesnse t y usihg k ste ngesflou. . fair skin, buoyunf eJ J0 'trongth and bodily health vH h
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Threatening weather again. Tomorrow vii, be the arn;versary of
 Washington's birth day. The JoURAL-MEER is nov the otti cial paper of Yavapai county Bishop Kendrick, of the Episcopal church, is visiting Phenix. N. Ellis has returned to Sa Iran cisco from his recent visit to South America.
 Mrs. Geo. H. Tinker, of Flagstaff, and her three sons, are visiting friends in Prescott.
 Judge and Mrs. J. H. Wright re- turned on last nights train from Los Angeles.
 w. A. Clark proposes to double the capacity of the United Verde smelters this season.
 Circuit Courts gre not needed in Ari- zona. Time enough for them when we are admitted as State.
 Councilman Drake, of Pima, is a candidate for receiver oi public monies of the Tucson land office. Three-fourths of the voters of Yava- pal county have signed a petition against county division The city council met and went through routine business yesterday afternoon auditing monthly bills. "The Valley Bulletin" is the name of the paper now presided over by Coun- cilman Dunlap, of Graham county.
 Three attempts have recently been made fo burn a block in Phenix in which the Hartford bank is located.
 Col Bigelow is doing good work for this section by the publication of a series of articles in the Phenix Herald.
 The time for receiving proposals for legislative printing was yesterday post poned in Phenix until Tu esday, Febru- sry 18th.
 A boiler explosion in hotel in Hart ford, Connecticut, resulted in the death of a number of guests.
 Sing You. cashier of Chinese bank n Chicago, has skipped to Canada "alle same Melican man," with $I, 500 ct she banks assets.
 Gen. Alger has bought the Pittsburg and Lake Superior company's iron mine for $500. .ooo, including I,Soo acres of iron land.
 It has been discovered that the barbed wire patents are invalidated by the exist ence of a previous patent issued in France. The barbed wire monopoly will therefore be broken and cheap fences will soon be available.
 The senate committee on territories decided to report favorably on the Spring CT bill to organize the territory O. Okla homa. Butler dissents and will report a substitute authorizing the government 70 treat with the Indians for the extinf ,u;sh- msnt of their titles to lands p.e2srasHy to m organization of territory.
 Henry z. Osboras, edItor c; the Los Angeles Express. is iaen,iy spaksl of as candidate for putlic printer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27
A Foreign Policy.

I fear the stiong, I bully the weak. To the smiter turn the other cl,eek. To Hayti I say with drowning bros And voice of thunder: s'No noreense
 nowp "Bow down in tie dust your voolly
 head, Or I'll blow the top of it of with loAdp h bringing to t,sns .hc2 sg -hed
 blacke. Nothing of spirit my paliog Ss, To Foreign powers Qt .aas .,ts po-r and
 weak Let the iron throats o, oV mon
 speak. Let them learn to respect the U. s A, Because we gre richer and s.-onger
 than they. But with foreign powers of erssciass To use the logic of lead I despisc. AtSit4tlC tS AliC a.A<AA A RAAbSl But Bism zrck's very 6iferen1 thing To him : an humble, ard swee. as lic; He pulls the wool down over my eye. When he makes pass 8. Uncle Sam grin and offer meek sal tafr. Let l6n nave h.9 way with the sayages And Yankees down ir the southern seas. I can only petition and snpp.icate And make suggestions that cclae too
 late; Fi-e at him papers and protocols And diplomaS.o fol9e7ols At such long range, with feeble pen, How can protect a citizeng So ! say: "prince Bismarck, if you
 plesse, How long will you keep me on my'
 kaees?" So think that every one will agree I've a wonderful foreign policy.
 -L. E. B. in New York Sun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27

As business proposition. the Los
 Angeles Times is neither beneftting itself, 10. lhe city of Los Angles, by its slurs on Northern Arizona. If there is any portion ot Arizona whose prosperity weuld benefit Los Angeles it is the nsrthern section. The Times would find that policy of friendship would rebound more to the benefit of the great metropolis oi Southern California than one of unfriendliness. The min ing possibilities of this section are as great 2s the agricultural and fruit growing r5sz,bs..Ges of Southern California, and 2 la-ge port;on of the trade will natur- ally go to he tormer city. if not driven away y sn aa~ise and uncalied for pol icg of unfriendliaess. Prosperity in Northern Arizona means market for Southern California products, while the Salt river valley, which the Times seems inclined to boom at the expense o s section, aspires to become rival e southern California in her products.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27

Dover, New Eampshite, hss trial c! a peculiar vii. case on hand. The will provides that Hiram Barker, son ef the testato.. shail receive Ss,ooo ye,lly until his death: saay i De keeps sooer :en years he can draw $a5o,ooo at the expiration of thai period. and ike amount on similar conditions as the end of each succeediug ten years. II ha gets intoxicated once ne loses al. The son will try to show that bis father was insane; also that he had been un- duly influenced.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27
psFsoorr AND TIRE p.. | A. c.

The mistaken policy observed by the T'rss6, 4 < A-izoaa Ccatosl railway Is -sul-ing h ave, seve,e iisclimiaaii an
 s.st Prescott. We tske this yi>v ln .a kindness .5 Mr. Bullock, whom We .C .il..ls inja-s : h.-aseE as veil a the community hg wt-t we consider very a4rrov business policy. Admitting the difficGlsies with which he has had to coL- ,sfd pa.a- lis road upon paying x .siS, c.;s .t9t he could have ac- .50mplishe5 tte same eri by 6ifs-ea, and far more beneficial course. Is placing hi5 isrIf rates at such figures as s.sast prevent increased business, upop tss false hypoIa esis that the traffic mus; Zs to him anyway, can only have one e5ect ia aay case, and is in direct oppo- sision 10 cc.reo business principles a. sll times. We cannot think that Mir. 3,llock has the slightest desire to injars community which from the beginning has. been kind 10 him, and we consider him far 100 shrs 9d man to intention ailg work himself pecuniary loss to vin- aieaie sn empty policy. The position t-Ssc 5s him tkat ss soor as the bus. d6es IL he vii, reducc ths rates f5 2sssf.-z',,V srong the reverse gou,c seS t1s better vsy-i. e., make tSe ta.ez 0s to 6eVslcp business. We gre aow coaroztsd with ample evidence tlLae taS irafSc oF this section is falling of every day, and we aTs forced to admit that t IS being driver away principally by sSbitrary practices of the Prescott & Aszana Cenlrai arrangement. Not only 1se the freight charges far too high. hu. ;Ecre seems to be % disposition to ac- coumQdsse and encourage shippers and as Cl-ect results Of these methods some
 ne largest aippsrs in this .ection are
 bz-ng to sks their business else
 ere The uw1ers of the Hillside
 ne sge building wagon road to Au-
 sy,. on tae al.an,;c & Pacific, in order to sita5ut coming to Prescott. The busGess of the Bradshaw country is al ready se.ng d.verted to Phsnix. Every lnducement Is being offered to the own- CTS of the Congress mine to take their business south, and unless a radical change Is effected soon the business upon all sides Of Prescott and which should naturally come here, will be driv- en away. The Southern Pacific and the Madccsa railroad are both wide awake and making liberal offers to secure this trade, and unless action is taken without delay Prescott will wake up when 1t IS leo lsse, and with abortive Aourishes, 'lock the stable after the horse is stolen" yhile .zz.s ;s.reatening conditions are due principally te arbitrary railroad man. s-Smeat, the merchants should do every t5iag h theiy bower to bring about de- s-e5 changes We believe that the railroad managers and the business men os Prescott should act tremendously for mutual benefit, and there should be no antagonism Ehatever in the premises, and we urge the importance of giving l1is matter attention by those most in terested.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27
CURES All. Hlu
CONSUAIpTf

n!! eals l!!.. 2 essas L.s earlier stages of the dlseaSe E yeios1g power over th1B eegffh1li when first offering th4 now vo4 edy to tho public, Dr. Pierce thotz of calling it his "CoNGUnPT1w abandoned that name e too - . medicine which, from itg VI bination of tonic, or strengt gtheuf or blood-cleausing. anu-biliou f nutrifive properties b uneq
 as Q remedy for ConsumFe1o4 2 ChPOmie y>anea0oo of fho
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27
Letter List.

The following is list ofletters remain. ing in the post-ofice at Prescott, Ari- zona, uncalled for Feb. 21, 1889:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27
UTERINE PAINS.

DIM P LES, biss heads. red, rough, chapps q tNtanS oily skin preveute: by CUTICURA
 SOAP,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27

The greatest act of political decency recorded. for sges probably. is reported from Arkansas. In Pulaski county the b2l,ot boxes were stolen, and while 1t uas clearly established that the republi- ez1 candidates for the legislature had seceiysd a' majority, their democratic opponents were given certificates of eecrao3. 5 lew days ago the latter re- s-5 tbsir seats and the four republi- c-H- were seated in taeir place. Not es1sianding he revival of kukluxism 1 2 portion Of that state. it seems that .-Ezznsav' $ not wholly given over to political outlawry.
 Ne trus the legislators will let the cir cust court proposition severely alone. Its enaosment would double the judicial ex- penses ef the .erritory without a com pensstog return. The fourth district Jacse. a7 provided for in the bill intro dgce3 "a thc United States senate by Seuztcg Stewart, will fill all the require mer1s o.the much talked of appeal court. We therefore aope for the general good q tae already heavily taxed territory iba ee shat hen no more of this circuit court business Citizen.
 4ae ar nalf or the time allowed l} ec ai ,2e session Of toe legislature @ 12y, at which time only
 -- .een paSseo ana become
 Is-t1s o2p;tol removal biii, and yet
 re a-e peop.e 10 be found who claim iaa. fer doilaIs per cay is net enough
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27
Ghn kuRlHlr DRsWlAG.

3ISi Prisss. amounting to.-....-.--..-tiot ot4,soo Nors.-Ticksts drawing Capital Prizes are not entitled to termln al prizes. For Club Rates, or any further 1T formation desired, write legibly to the undersiened, clearly sta,ing your residence, with State, County. Street and Number More rapid Te. turn mail delivery will be assured by your enclosing an envelope bearing your full address.
 Send Postal Notes. Express Money Or. dsrs or New York Exchange in ordinary let. ter. Currency by Express lat our expensel addressed to
 n. A, bAgflssA.
 New Orleans, Ls. or V. A. DAUPnIM,
 Wash la -tS., m C
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27
i1IRf. RlGHT= F seIIsi SaseG
Guest the -ktu was RaWs 1eoY eeverr q with s~ases like spets sf mortsr. s,u re d by lmfleuta RerE e4yeN


 am going io tell you os the x,raoriinsrv change your O. rIcURs REMsDIEs performed on me About she ist of April last | Eoiced some red pimples ike comiEg out aii over my body, but thought noth!ng of it until some time lsier nnsw hen it began io look Ike spots of mortar pottrd on .IsG which fame off In lsyfr. aecoopanier with itching. wou d scratch every nigbt untli WAS rss, then the next uig bt tb scales, beng formed meanwhile, were scratched of again. Ia vsia did consnts ali ths docsors in rhe eeuptrs, but without old Afssr sSthg 1p all hoSes c f recover 1 h. opened io sss ads rtiseDsnt in the newspap per an 'st ';if curIcU \ REs- EpiKs, and P lrcnasca t,'sm ifo;i my drnggi gan so uofc .ha te 4ui, . gra .a- - ally dropped isa eAgea ID and have be tf-1fe- had diseas.s thirte+ mon st i. GAa t4kIUg ths CUric n I4aEofss tea D fo 0r five weeks WAS enlheS .Ifd SIS e sEs Cr icURA k''sEnItsso s' in m, vlGsnit . and know of a rttt e,sscs v U bsve faks II thefl, aud h., ue Gr the Know edg of tbenl, espocisl pii rs who have babe ies. 1 cspHot cxp.e wor h. hanks io you for whrt th CU1fcUaA hRakpjEs h,ve and was sp ..wfu spesftgis to b had. Now my skiD T. as nlre a a.. s bahy's
 sep 2l, 1887.
 die SC rom wnish suffered has show i,- sef since my cure. GEO. ~OrEY, Wfcsnaui do just ice [ the esteem io which CUTicuRA. tbs great Skin Cure and CUfI- cuRN \ Ap, sn exquisite Skin Beoutiher. pre- ca ei fr,in it, and UTIcUFA RxsoLvENT, tbe Bioof Purifier, are held by the thou X. .ndh rpoh thons mus whose tvss have beea m soe | tppy by the cure asonl zihg. humii- iating, 1t hin sesiy sod p,elpiv diseases of the sAip. seal ID and biooj. WI h loss If hair. Sold eve ywtere Price, CUT CUR 5oc: SOAP 8s. RESOLVE r,si Prepared ih" POTTER .fWUU ~.
 1Send for "How to Cure Sk' n Dlsess as !" 6t pages. 80 iilustr atiops, anu i00 timc ais
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27
Disd.

GooDwN-At the residence Of hie father, Judge John Goodwin, in tae Upper Verde valley. Februa.- 1gsh,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27

Eco. ', isSS-Not a C ace whstsOe TT of the die SC rom wntsh suffered has show is. self since my cure. GEO. SOrEY,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27

There is some talk of passing a bill 1-aa-ing the office of territorial printer, a. also designating an official organ for trs i5ory. This is not the first time question has been raised and the Star, iu mmon with @ large majority Of the prs of Arizeua, has opposed the meas- u.e for the reason that it would entail a i1rge unnecessary expense upon the ter ritorv. At present there are a large number Of printing offices in the terri- tory. many of which have the facilities for doing any or all the work the territory may require. As to the proposition of designating an of6cia! organ. there is lit is or nc advantage ts be gained to the territory by such designation.-Star.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27
AddTess Registered Letters to

AiuI2SS HegIStelel teIlefS 10
 New 1rieaus. LA EENEMBER that the payment of all Prizes is GUAR NTEED BY POUR MA. TlssN AL HAN ~ = of New Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by the president of an in. situation, whose chartered rights are Ieco.ss nfzed ln the highest cSufts; the erefore, beware of all ! mi Etions or anony m, nus schemes.
 ONE B0l1L R is the pri ,e ot the smallest pat IT traction of a Ticket ISs UEO BI CS many Drs~ing. Anything t0pD1f name os- tered for less than Doisi.f "a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-02-27

pr. J. B. ST ' R IN A \ n Sable: cures
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-05-22
New Use for Carrier Pigeons.

The Davenport Democrat Gazette has
heard that Superintendent Given. of the
Iowa division of the Rock Island road, is
making experiments with carrier pigeons
with view to supplement the telegraph
service. One day recently he sent thirty
four pigeons by express from his home to
Brooklyn, a station on the Rock island
seventy miles east. They were released
by the station agent there. The birds
first rose in the air and made circuit of
the towns as if to get their bearings, and
then took bee, line straight west toward
home. They made the seventy miles
back 10 less than two hours, and all but
three reached Superintendent Given's
house in good condition. These we're all
young birds and this was their first long
trip. 80 that their success IN coming home
was the more remarkable. The Daven-
port paper quotes MIR. Given as saying
that the wind storms often render the
telegraph lines useless. even if the lines
are not blown down. and he thinks that
a set of carrier pigeons at each station
might he made very serviceable in such
an EN- Urgency. He is experimenting
with tn at object in view.