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A VICTIM OF FATE.
Thrilling, Original Romance of old NeW
York.
BY EVELYN
Once. in a word. ] was a fool
And then | tDdS in lover

And then l tCdS in love"
How many fools among you 2" he cried to
the young ~gailants who had gathered about
him. and soon their impudent gibes and
laughter resounded through the place.
II never before saw Edward Cautley even
halfway SOBER said Peter, looked mystitied
at his companions.
And you know him 2" asked Wayling, in
a harsh, excited whisper.
mot as a friend. He was always about
the playhouse, but this month past has been
in Boston squandering his last shilling, no
doubt. He often asked me to the coffee
house with him. but / never agreed. In
faith, he is we'll nigh a pauper and an evil fell
low to boot. lis not good for ones reputa-
ton to hold much converse with him."
bid him zone to your lodging tonight"
said Wayling, eagerly. lie that be your
first duty as my friend aud secretary. l must
SEQ that man for a half hour tonight. Will
you do this for meI"
Peter hesltnted. The expression on the
Hirdoo's face made him suspicious of
treachery.
'There is ZONE mystery here. What may
your reasons be for this strange request ;
What will YOU say, what do?" asked Peter,
very much troubled and looking from one to
the other.
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Kalb and my age is ifty-one. My chill
dren are:
Michael Stecklein, born March 10, 1858 I:
Peter Stecklein, born Jan. 1, 1862 George
Stecklein, born April 2. 1865; Mary Steck-
lein, born Dec. q. 1866; Jacob Stecklein, horn
June %, 1868 William Stecklein. born MAY
o, 1871; Theresa Stecklein. born June /,
1872 Henry %Stecklein, June 8, 1876 Kate
Stecklein. born Aug. 10. 1879; Mathilda
Stecklein, born Nov. 8, 1883.
For confirmation of my statement / re-
specially refer you TO Rev. Father Schwen-
nicker, pastor of the Church Of the Assump-
ton, West Forty ninth street, between
Ninth and Tenth avenues.
MRS. CATHERINE STECKLEIN.
July 80. $40 West Forty-nlnth street.
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was Elizabeth Hall and my age is forty three
years married in Brooklyn. Jan. 20, 1862.
The fathers name is Henry Scharf ; his
age is ffty-hve years his nationality is
German. Our children's names are
Mary Jane, born Jan. 25. 1868.
houisa Emily. Aug. II. 1865.
katio Amlla, Sept. %. 1867.
Anna Bella. Nov. II, 1869.
Martha, July 3, 1872.
Henry, Oct. 10. 1875.
George Washington, Dec. 90, 1876.
Ida, Aug. 20. 1878.
EtbA, Dec. ID. 1881.
Lille, Feb. Z. 1883.
William, Aug. 4. 1884.
lesta. Nov. 10. 1885.
Wallace, April Is, 1887.
The, four oldest were born in BROOKLYN and
fhc others in Jersey City.
Mrs. ELIZABETH ScHARF,
July 80.
l have been Mrs. Scharf's family physician
Tor several years and can vouch for the truth
OF the above statement.
GEo. WILKINSON. NJ. d.
27S Bergen avenue, Jersey City, July 80.
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I, Julia Emma Gastmeyer. nee j. f.
Reck, was born in Germany, age 4S, wife of
Herman Gastmeyer, also born in Germany,
age AZ. were married in New York May
0. 1867. and / am the mother Of ten living
children, az follows:
William George Frederick, born in New
York Feb. %, 1868.
Addie Amy, born in New York Nov. Q,
1869.
Julia Francisco, born in Brooklyn Feb.
g, 1871.
Clara Louisa, born in Brooklyn Feb. o,
1873.
Andrew Herman, born in Brooklyn Feb.
10. 1875.
Leorora Doretha, born in Brooklyn JUNE
26, 1870.
Chas. Rud. Oscar, born in Brooklyn Jan.
1, 1881.
Ernest August and Emily Bertha, born in
Brooklyn May 10, 1866.
Elsie Ella, born in Brooklyn Dec. II. 1887.
JULIA T.. GAsTMEYER.
1873 Middleton street. Brooklyn.
Endorsed by Ihos A. Beard,
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Prom hs Chicago TrfbHne.l
Mr.. %Skinnphlint, " exclaimed the driver Of
hat gentleman's delivery wagon, as he
rushed into the store excitedly, my wagon
was run into by q heavy, loaded truck a little
while ago at a street crossing, and"-
IF my property has been injured in con-
sequence of your carelessness James," said
expect you TO make the loss good"
"Injured." replied the driver. my wagon
wasn't hurt a bit. The truck just grazed it.
But the fellow that was drivin' II turned 80
short that q box of fancy candies tumbled of
his load into my wagon and l didn't find it
out TIL he'd got out of sight. / don't know
who he was. and the box amt marked. In a
case like this ] suppose there would be no
harm # | kept
James" said Mr.. Skinnphlint. lyon may
give Inc that box of candies"
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iE,on ne Phtsbvrq Di.pateh.
"Good.by. dear dollars mine. goot-by,
lis time that we should part:
Vacation dawns and now must
For recreation start
SO sang n youth. and sped away;
Soon by the sounding sea
His dollars dwindled day by day
While he lived merrily.
Amid the breakers white he rolled,
All careless OF Old Sol:
Aud many q tale of love he told
Beneath = parasol.
Filtration? Yes, little-or
Ice cream and opera airs
Upon the pier-then still some mora
Filtration on the stairs.
Result-a scarlet face and nose
The holidays all spent
Tln-types OF Lou and likewise Rose
Heart gone and not q cent,
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NTOvIuG tho Previous Question.

TTT"W ?" "VT"VH
San johnson happened to pay a visit to the
county Jail u few days ago, and who should
he see inside of the bars but Gabe S~nodgrass.
How in de worl', Gabe. did yer git in
dar ~ asked Sam johnson.
II doau bodder my head bout dat mr.. how
1 got in beah. How ter git out oh henh is
whut | wants ter talk erbout."
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All DOubt. Settled,

iF'om ne Cohi,r and F.rnisIsr.l
" Arc you sure these colors are fast ?" said
the anxious customer as he examined some
colored shirts.
Certainly. sir" replied the urbane
clerk " why. creased lightning is q messen-
ger boy TO them. " and the customer ordered
u round dozen at once.
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Mrs, Wise Hn. TweIve AI.o.

l enter for the prize for the mother who
has the greatest number of living children.
l am forty-two years of age and was born in
Syracuse, NY, May 8, 1S47.
/ have twelve living children and have
been the mother of fifteen. My maiden name
was Mary Goodfellow. l was married in
Syracuse July Z, 1861. My husband, George
Wise, is forty-eighty years old.
Our children are as follows:
Francis, born sept. II, 1864; George. born
June 49,. 1866 Mary, born May 26, 1869
Freddy, born March 20, 1871; Ida, born Jan.
5, 1873; William, born Dec. !, 1874 Lewis,
born May IA, 1876; Eward. born March 8,
1878; Gussie. born March %. 1879 Daisy.
born June 20, 1881: Oracle. born Oct. 10,
1883; Adam, born Nov. 8. 1885.
Mrs. MARY WISE.
90 Forty-third sire ct Brooklyn. July 80.
Bill Nye Lost in the French Ca tacombS
Sec the SUNDAY WORLD.
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IFrom ne Chicago TIibun,.l

TFTOUl NO INITnVO ITTONNF.
Proprietor of Ice -Croam Saloon James, I
haven't seen young Spoonamore here with
Miss Softly for several days. He hasn't
moved away, has he?
Employee-Moved away? No. He was
married to Miss Softly the other evening
Proprietor SHARPLY. to bookkeeper)-MIss
Addemup. close Mr.. Spoonamore'S account
and send bill ut once.
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From ne Cothisr aud F~HrnisAsT.
Mr.. TIavers (clerk)-H possible. sir. I
would like to 60 to my Graudmother's funeral
to-day.
Head Of Flrm-Certainly. But l hope for
propriety's sake, Travers. that you won't 90
in that white flannel tennis suit l saw you
sneak in behind your desk this morning.
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Husband, Erastus H. Munson, born in
New FORK Sept. 81, 1889; wife, Abby l.. Nun
son. born April 4, 1851, Orange. N. j.,
married in New York Aug. 81. 1868.
Children now living are:
Martin L.. born April 20. 1870. N. Y.
Harry E.. Sept. 80, 1872. N. Y.
Cornelia A.. Nov. 20, 1874. N. j..
Erastus H., July 6, 1876, n. J.
John H.. March 8. 1878. n. j.
Charles H.. March 8. 1880, N. J..
Frank G., Oct. 10. 1881. N. j.
Mary L., Jan. 5, 1884, N. J.
William c., Nov. Z. 1856, N. Y.
Ada, March 4. 1889. N. Y.
All we'll, all alive and all at home.
Z. H. MUNsoN.
781 Tenth avenue, July 30.
1 certify that Mrs. E. H. Munson, of ISL
Tenth avenue, has ten living children. and
what is more has never lost a child.
L. b. COLUMBIA. NJ. D.,
351 West Forty eight street.
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PROFESSIONALLY.


DIR. Joker-Your dolly appears to he out of
sorts to-day. doesn't she?
Dolly's Mother -four years old)-well, I
guess you'd feel ont Of serts, too. il you had
oil the sawdust spilled out of you.
The evening world., 1889-08-02

Liberty Star Pleasure Climb picnic, Atlanta Ca
sine, Aug. 3.
Gramercy, Athletic Club afternoon and even
ing picnic. Empire City Colosseum, Aug. ..
New York Nationalist Club, lecture by j. T.
Clark, Cooperation the Underlying Principle
of Progression, this evening, Third avenue
and Fifty-ffth street.
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Mrs. A.-Your husband kissed me this
morning.
Mrs. Bile il incorrigible, and his bad
taste, l fenr, / can never change.
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NOBODY KNOWS.



why more money doesn't come in to that Cen.
tennial arch.
Why the bathcrs at Narragansctt can't get
anything to drink in the Casino porch after
bathing hours.
Why the doodle exiles don't return.
Why the Giants don't take the lead.
Why the Lurchmont Yacht Club wants Willie
Wetmoro and George Work as members.
Where the Exposition site will be.
Why tho Newport millionNires haven't been
able to stop the electric railroad.
Why Mrs. VIM. NJ. Laytin's costumes are
only fccn at Saratoga III Summer.
Why Willie Il. Vanderbilt rs the only swell to
wear a high white hat a! Newport.
Why President Harrifon hasn't visited all the
resorts that have announced him as their guest.
Why l.. d. Morgan don't buy more yachts.
Why with business 80 dull 10 many rich men
remain in town.
Why Bishop Potter went abroad so suddenly
last week.
Why Millet's ''Angclus' is so pulled and
doomed in certain newspapers.
Why the Summer resort correspondents don't
tell the truth about the season at the watering
places.
Why Willie Vanderbilt passed all his goods
through the Newport and not the New York
Custom-H ouse
Why Baby Mckee doesn't get an office.
Why tho Central Railroad, of New Jersey.
have taken of the evening trains and boats from
Long Branch.
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Littlo Academia.

lfroH Tends SUhHgs.l
Stranger Cn a crowd)-Ouch Wow
Old Gentleman (pleAsantly)-Pardo me.
sir. for treading on your COINS but little ac-
cldents of that sort will occur in a crowd.
Same Old Gentleman ORter. 90 another
stranger ,DAmme. sir, do You know that
YOU are jabbing Inc with your cane
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Good Suit 70 Wear.

IRON NE CiOhfsr aud FrTRishsT
Prettyman-What clothes are you going To
wear fishing tomorrow?
DNshaway-The suit I do most of my lying
around III,
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Amshe RiVeS outdone by q Passfonat Il
Novelist of the Erotic School. Read ~
SUNDAY WORLD.
The evening world., 1889-08-02

Dr.. Brown-SeQuard'S Elixir of Life an
Empty Dream. See the SUNDAY WORLD.
The evening world., 1889-08-02
Cut Work.

Prom n, B~urIington Free Prsss1
Advertising Agent-Do you use any cuts in
your paper
Country Fditor-Yes. sir; all our editorials
are done with the scissors.
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still Another Thirteen.
am the mother of thirteen living chill
dren my name is Elizabeth Scharf and my
nationality is American my maiden name
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Coming Events.

DR.. Brown-Sequard's Elixir of Life an
Empty Dream. See the SUNDA WORLD.
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patience. and try 60 glide as pleasantly as
possible through eight weary months.

Robert L. McNab. n brother Of Frank Car
lyle, has Just gone upon the stage, making
1.-The Runaway Wife. v In which he will APP
pear as the young artist. McNab has been
ticket-scller III the Hartford Opera. House for
q long time. 1t is not known whether he,
too, will become Carlyle. McHab is n nice.
useful naine even though 1t doesn't look
sweet on n programme.
The evening world., 1889-08-02

AmeLfe RiVeS outdone by a Passionate
Novelist Of tho Erotic School. Read the
SUNDAY WORLD.
The evening world., 1889-08-02

Everybody is Reading Blind Love-
Wilkis CoufnS'S Last and Best Romance.
Running in the SUNDAY WORLD.
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Russ Harrison TO tramp)-Who are you,
pray
Tramp-Dont you know me, Russ? I'm
ont of your old college chums.
An old chum. oh Z Well, I'll see what Office
can find for you when 1 get back to Wash
inglOn.
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The Cases INHERENT.

Bill Nye Lost in the French Catacomb,
See the SUNDAY WORLD.
The evening world., 1889-08-02

Everybody is Reading blind Love-
WiIkie CoIHnS'S Last and Best Romance.
Running In the SUNDAY WORLD.
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A PernonnI Renenrinn.

McTode-Jimmie. Jimmie, come over here
wild yer spear. quick! l just saw the biggest
divil nv n bull frog that ever was. a-lookin'
roight at me
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Presented Him with Ten.
I am the mother of ten children. My name
Is Catherine Stecklein and my nationality is
German. My maiden name was Catherine
The evening world., 1889-08-02

i" Bric-n- Brac " has begun rehearsals and
will open the season nj Tony Pastors Satur-
day, Aug, H.. 1t will have the advantage Of
very careful direction.
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Why Baby Mckee doesn't get an Office.

Why tho Central Railroad, Of New Jersey,
have taken of the evening trains and boats from
Long Branch.
The evening world., 1889-08-02

Bill Nye Lost in the French Ca tacombs
Sec the SUNDAY WORLD.
The evening world., 1889-08-02

Why Willie Vanderbilt passed all his goods
through the Newport and not the New York
Custom. House.
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ONE MORE A NOVELTY.
MRS MREA. BANKER SMELLS DAUGHTER,
An ASPIRANT.

Mrs. LanEtry VIII Come Back TO Cs Again
Summer snaps Getting IL All Around
This IcRr-HeIen Blythe Secures a.
Mothers Love "A Great Array OF Tai
ent to support Miss DRuVray.
The evening world., 1889-08-02

Why the LNrchmont Yacht Club wants Will
Wotmoro and George Work az members.
The evening world., 1889-08-02

Why the summer resort correspondents don't
tell the truth about the season at the watering
places.
The evening world., 1889-08-02

Why the Newport millionNires haven't been
to stop the electric railroad.
The evening world., 1889-08-02

Miss Cora Van Tassel has purchased from
Howard p. TAYLOR his four-act comedy
drama. THE Little Sinner" Miss Van Tss-
sci will tour the Southern and Western
country, but will not come to this city until
April. So we mi possess our little souls Ill
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-01-12
PROBATE HoT!CE,

In the Probate Court of the County of Yu- ma. Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the Estate Of David
 Neahr, deceased.
 Freedom Neahr, the executor of the last will and testament of David Neahr, de. ceased, having filed his petition herein, du- ly verified, pray ing for an order of sale of a certain part of the real estate of said dece dent, for the purposes therein set forth, 1t is therefore ordered by the said court that all persons interested in the estate of said de ceased appear before the said Probate Court on the 2lst day of January, 1889, at 10 O clock a. m. of said day, at the court house f said county, to show cause why an Ordei should not be granted to the said executOl to sell that certain portion of Agua Caliente Ranch mentioned in said petition, at pi vate sale, for the necessities and benefit of the estate; and that copy ef this order be published at least four successive eeks iu the Arizona SENTINEL, a he vsparer pub lished in the village and county If Yuma. Done in open court this iJJh day of De cembcr, \. D., 1888.
 C. H. B2TNLGY,
 Judge.
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Are xe 10 Have Another Var?

Some political prophets aver that we shall. Be that aa it may, tue battle waged hy medical scieuce against disease viii never cease unti! We arrive al Shat utor;an epoch hen the hd nan family shall cease to he afflicted with bodily ail leuts. One of the most potent weapons w hich the armory of medicine furnishes is Hostetter's om- ach Bitters, which is of special utility as family remedy, as it Is adapted to the i'm neiiate relief and ultimate cure of those disorders of the stomach. irer and bo yeis, Which are "f commone5t occurrence. Irdi- gestion, hiiousness and constipation are in- separalle c0mpanipns, anl these ailments are completely eradicated by the Bitters. Bat the remedial scope of this snperlatively wholesome and genial medicine takes in also nervous ailments, rheumatism and kid. ney trouble-; its action in these, as in the other com mplaints, being characterized by uneQualed thoroughness.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-01-12
Yuma is unusually lively.

Governor c. Meyer Zulick visited Yuma during he week.
 All kinds of table delicacies in stock at Gandolfo's f
 4 fine lot of Christmas novelties at Gandoifo's store.
 IL is learned that General William Andrade and family. of San Francisco intend residing in Yuma for term of six mouths or more.
 The various improvements madr along Main street during the year lend metropolitan aspect to our principal thoroughfare.
 Cprried oysters and ''sich like" put mp by Richards & Robbins on sale at Gandolfo's emnoriun. I
 The H4,qua Htla gold discoveries and our magnificent climate together are attracting great numGers of visit ors in search of wealth and health.
 A full line of Gordon & Dilworth' < jams, jellies and preserves, just re c, ivc>. by John Gandolfo. I
 Miss Ella Burton returned on Mon day morning from Los Angeles, where sha accompanied MT. and Mrs. Geo Norton and the remains of Mr. O. F. James.
 This being the week for the quar- terly meeting of the Fliscn Commis sionelS, We note in, arrival of Hon. F. Brady, Hon. Geo. H. Stevens and Hon. Isaac Lyons, commissioners.
 Gfr. J. Ochgner returned from Mo hawk valley last Sunday, where he owns some magnificont lands. After etfecting arrangements here for imme- distely improving the property, he left for his Sacramento home on tie succeeding day.
 That slight coll, of which you think so littl'-, may lead to serious trouble with the lungs. Avoid this result by taking Ayers Cherry Pcc.oral, the best known remedy for colds, coughs, eatarrh, bronchitis, incipient con sumption, and all other throat and lung diseases.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-01-12
TATE SPRINGS, TENN, July 4, 1888.

7 The Swift Specific Co.,, Atlanta, Ga:
 During the spring of 1871, while working in the field at py home in Morgan county, Ca, I pulled off my shoes to give ny feet rest. Unfortunately, l walked into clur2 of poison oak, ard iii few days my feet were in a terrible condition, and could rot put on shoe because of the soreness ard swelling. was treated as poison oak cases usually are, ard everything was healed up. About the same tire the following spring, 1872, my feet became sore again, as at Erctt, and every succeeding spring for i've years bro o.qht back the same conCition cf tke dis ease, only each time it became racre G.5- tressing, because l began to think it was a lifetime trouble. Finally, was induced to try Swifi's Specific 1 took six tottlcs, ar1 today am entirely we'll My improvement was gradual from the first, and no evidence of the disease remains. ! shall take pleas ure il testifving as to is curative proper ties. 1t i3 the greatest blood purifier in ex- isser.cc. Yours truly, J. L. MORGAN.
 The foregoing certificate is taken at random from thousands of letters in posses- sion of the Swift Specific Co.,, and presented simply as a sample It is voluntary statement, C;ving facts ard r"sul:s of the csc. Is accuracy and geauineness are beyond question.
 A valuable Treatise on Blood >od Skin Diseases mailed free. Address
 THE SW,FC SPECIFIC O.,
 Drawer } Atlanta. Ca.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-01-12
Take Aos;ce'

All persons in Eilsw orth District, Coun- ty of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, and all persons eyeryw here take notice, that l., Daniel Lewis, own an undi, ided one-half interest in the ''Golden Belt" and "Golden Fleece" and one-sixth interest in the "Gold Mountain, "Gold Hiil,' "lron Monn'air, 'Golden Eagle" and e. id Rock" mines. situated in Ellsworth mining district. county of Yuma, Territory of Ari- zona; and all persons are warned against purchasing said interests in said mines from any other person than myself
 DANIEL LEWIS. Dated, Yuma. A. T., Jan. 9, 1889. 5-t
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-01-12
oeser. Land Final Proof---NoIice For Publication
United States Land Off %, l Tncsnn Aliznna Dec. 20 lS88-

United States Land Off %,
 Tucson, Arizona, Dec. 20, 1888. Natice is hereby gicen that Edward Hen " Clark, of Mohawk Valley, Yuma County. Arizona, has filed notice of intention to make proof on his desert land claim No. 5G9 for the lots and 4 of Section |. Township & sorth. range l7 west, before the Clerk of the U \. District Court, at Yuma, Arizon", on tuesday. the 2oth day of January, 1889. He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and recama- ion of saih land:
 w. fl. Treicher. of Mohawk valley. Yu- ma county, Arizona; Garland, Post. of Mo hawk valley. Fnma countY, Arizona; Nimon w Taylor, If Moha awk valley, Yuma coun- tv. Arizona; Robert Cant, of Alohawk valley Yuma county, Arizona.
 A. D. DUFF,
 Register.
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Is CoaS1mpt:;a lncura5:e?

Read the follow ing: Mir. c. II. Morris, Newark. Ark, says: "NVas do~n with Abscess of Lungs. and frien6s aud physi- clans pronounced ne an lncurabIe Goa sumptive. Began taking Dr. Rags New Discovery for Consumption; ar1 nov on my thirl bottle anu agle to oversee the work O., my farm. It is the finest medicine eve, made"
 Jesse Mid i,ewart. Decatur, Ohio, says: Glad it not been fpr Df. Kings New Dis. % cry for Consumption I ! onld hare died { of lung troHb.es. Was gi.en up by d ,ctors, Am nov il best of lealth :" Try i'; sam. pc bottles fee at A. Franks store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-01-12

A railroad from San Diego to Yuma and thence to Phoenix is now being surveyed, and the Chamber of Commerce of the bay city write Col. Silnms that it will surely beput through and arrangements are nov being made to this end. This is good news to the citizens of this v&lley.-Gazatte.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-01-12
guo~lsn's Arn.ca sAlve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Raeuna. Fever Sores Tetter, Chapped Hends, Chiibrains Corns, md all Skin Eruptions, and positively eures Pils,, or no pay required. It is guarrantsed Q give perfect satisfaction, or money 1SE snded. Price g cents per box.
 FOR SALE BY A. Frank.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-01-12

4 late Washington dispatch says:
 The bill agreed upon by the com,
 nlittee to-day provides that public lands, chiefly valuable for agricult- ure and suhject to private entry, shall be disposed of under the homes. cad laws only, and that the
 pre-enption law shall be repealed, Persons who have made presumption or home,t ad entry of land, but have not per- .-c.ed the title thereto, are given the right to make another houestesd eBt:y. Whenever a set tier upon the public domain is uIa- ble, On account of the destruction of crops, sickness or other unavoidable casualty, to secure support from the land located upon, the local land officers may grant leave of absence from the claim to a settler for not exceeding one year. Homestead settlers who have made entry to less than one-quarter section ofland are given the privilege of making another entry, the aggregate qusn- tity under the entries not to exceed 160 acres.
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SATURDAY JAN. l2, 1889.
METEOROLOGICAL sUaAART.
Signal Office, Yuma, A. T.

Signal Office. Yuma, A. T. The following is the meteorological report for the week ending January 4th. 1888, which MT. 4. F. Whitfield has kindly sent to the SENTINEL:
 Mean Temperature Co Highest 72. Lowest S9. Rainfall .01
 F WHITFIELD