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The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29
TrIaI OrN. A. Meek.

Captain C. V. Meeden returned from San Diego Wednesday. where he had been as a witness in the trial of N. A. Meek for forgery Meek will be remembered as a would-be young gambler who robbed the dead body of Charles Jordan in April last at the Cole rado Hotel of two certihca ;cs of de- posit on bank in Auburn. Cal, one of which he presented to one of the Los Angeles banks, with the name of Jordan forged upon the hack of the certificate. and i; was paid. During the time which elapsed between the time when he presented the first certifate of de- posit to the Los Angeles bank and the time when he presented the other to the San Diego bank with Jordan's name forged on 1t, 1t had become noised about that Jordan should have left behind him con siderable means. At the time of his death, search was made but only a $l0 gold piece and silver dollar were found. Meek was susp;cioned, arrested and tried, but the jury failed to agree. Last week he had his second trial and was convicted. When the officers were taking him from the court room to the jail after his convic- ton he broke and run, but the officers captured him after a chase of a mile or more. He was then taken to jail and put into the "snake den" where no one but the keeper is allowed to see him. It is the general opinion Of our citi- zeas that Meek murdered Jordan by smothering him with a pillow, IS Jordan was found dead on the door and pillow lying near him, when if he had died a natural leath, his body would probably have been found on tie bed. As soon as it was known that Jordan was dead, Meek went away no one knew where until he presented the certificate of Deposit to the Los Angeles bank.
 After he has served his time in States prison he can be brought back here and tried for robbery and murder. He is said to belong to good family.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29
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Carl HF:;ler, of Ncndocino City, passed through S. r. recently. I-e saws, :. Joys Vegetable s5ar- trouble"
 Tob'tI. Tarr-, Assistant Superintendent Pull man a,a: e Car Company. whiie in Cuiifornf; last sumner, Gid not suffer with lis usual sicl headaches He gave Jcy's VegetaDlc S;stsa pa1ini as the preventing agent.
 John M Cox lives at 735 Turk St, s. r. T. used to be indicted with sit k headae hos :, had ole attack the day he com ;ne1ced ,aki:- Joys Vegetable SarsarariIla, but nono slnc, They are done.
 c. A. Bushnell, of the Murphy Enildiu Market St., $. r.. suffered with inG !gcsi.on a.. dyspepsia ia is worst form for years, tii Jos Vegetable eaIss.; aCi4ie c.Tne to tis Ge' = nov r.lo1li.one9 it to everybody si.2iissf.J a li1jod,
 Nrs. Dr. J. T. 3Taaon. of No 1952 3+AA.e* 2 :. T., whose trouble was chroa;c l!lic'.sr. says of }o!'s Vegetable aFrSapafi!la, |. a.ii on ll,e liver and ki,.ucyA is tevit+l G-& ; l GtC2tity improving
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The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29
Arc NJ Danforth died on MOj

Arc. NJ. Danforth died on Mon day last and was buried Tuesday. Mir. D. had been oa the decline for several months, but able to be around until a few days ago, when he took a hard coll, followed by a severe attack of dysentery, which reduced him So, that he was obliged to take his bed. His ill- ness which was Dntracted by ex- posure and had been of that dura- ton that it was only question of time as to the issue. When he was finally compellel to take his room, he was novel to the house of J. E. McCarty, where every thing possible was done for his comfort, but it was too late. Mir. D. was well-known in Tucson and San Diego. In the former place he was with Zeckendorf & Co. for a long time. He afterwards travel ed nearly all oyer ths territories and in old Mexico for the Giant Powder Co. He is reported to have $ mother and brother living in Iowa. He also has a sister, Mrs. J. L. Nugent. living at O2eanside, Cal. Judge C. H. Brinley read the burial service at the grave. While reticent and nos one given to mnk- ing many friends, Mr. Danforth was 9 man liked by all, and one in whom everybody had the fullest confidence.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29

SANAAS NaAhhSAo'
 Edward Owens has rented the McElwaine house.
 Thanksgiving day was generally observed in Yuma.
 The steamer Gila is expected on the 9th of December
 Eugene Sanguinctti bagged 32 quail Monda. afternoon.
 Bob Chapplo and $. W. Taylor, of Tacna, were in town Friday.
 Ahthee Modesti is repairing his store on Main street, opposite J. w. Stwartz.
 H. E. Harris, the pioneer Of Harrisburg, went west on yester- days train.
 Mrs. Esther Post proved up on 16O acres of land in Mohawk Val icy on Tuesday.
 J. w. Swart and his son Jack went to San Bernardino on Sunday on d visit to friends.
 Are you married? If not, send vour address, with stamp, to The American Corresponding Club, P. o. Box 643, Clarkburg, w. V.
 MT. and Mrs. L. w. Blyn were quests at the s. P. Hotel Wednes day. Mir. B. is the lumber king oi Los Angeles.
 J. J. Stein returned from Los Angeles Friday morning, where for day or so at first he felt some what relieved.
 "A. G. Hubbard of the Harqua Hala mines went though yesterday on his way to San Francisco to purchase new mill fir his mines
 Crystalized pineapple, sugared cherries, candied apricots, delicious marshmallows-in fact the finest stock of confections in the world for sale, by Merriam x Co. 121 South Spring street Los Angeles.
 NJ. A. Hubbard isin town to spend the winter. MT. H. is member oi the wholes lie firm of James Lee X Co.,, Cotton, Cal. Mrs. H. will join him here provided he can rent a house.
 John Gandolfo and Prof. Taylor of our public school made tn" Sen tinela pleasant call on Friday. John has a clear idea as to the plan for building a new school house which is needed very much
 Don Ponto de Leon de Mendosa came np from the Co"opah placers on Sunday. He reports th:t since the cool weather began the mines are doing better The mners arc able to put in fnl. time aance the day ends with better results.
 Will E Gill, representative of the Phoenix Bepubljcao was in town Monday and Tuesday taking subscriptions and looking up busi- ness for that paper. Mr. Gill was well received by our citizens and his trip was a very successful one.
 Hall Uaalon came up from his ranch on Monday. His many friends were glad to see him on the street again, and only hope that the old pioneer may remain as well for many rears to come. The dates grown on his piace near Fl Rio are very fine. None better,
 Godfrey Sykes and Charles Me Lain left the Needles ol Wednesday of Iass week in a boat 24 feet iii length and 2 feet in width amid ships. for trip around the world They may reach Yuma at any tiroo
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29
ISOG bEc I0 Walk.

1 was confined to my bed for six months with Rhrumatis:n. not ;lhl, to walk strF. .>ll If rhc rrmpdirs isualIy prescribed for this dis"as" 1tviny been employed 60 no ril"cr, l commenced taking <. <. $. hay" LOW taken l l botIl.s of rhis excellent medicine and am on my f'rf, attend ing ro all my house work is of wore feel that 1 cannot sufficiently rx- press my thanks for th.. benefit 1 Iavr received from the use of this mriiciur.
 Mas. NJ. X. W0oDwARD.
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The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29
For Fifty Years.

Mrs Wiaslow's Soothing Syluo Ina; been as5 for if'y years by mllirns .5 .a3,btfs tar their children whil' ..r'a.-. wal perfect success. l sooths the child, softrls rh~ gums. allnys all pain, cures wind c'l'c, and IS the best remedy frr dirrhors. l. will relic ve the poor little sufferer i'm med,atrly. SoId hy druggists In ever! part of tn" worll. Twenty tive rents l bottle. B sur, aml ask f.,r "Mrs WinSln~'s Soothing Sl rup,' and tak' no other.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29
.ac Fsucaaueers oC 0zd

Fl,untr,l the skull aud eros hou"s, tlair ensign, driiantlv a; the mast head I-0ur modern pirate, mt on he high seas, hut upon he hgh F prtarion of standard ram,-,it"S skulk nndrr v,riols dis41'srs. His hoI.. amt cornr,. tratji has never to any degree affected HosttltrI's S-omach Bittrr>, "Irhopsh thlt standard in- vieoranf and clrrpc;ivr has long l"en h. shining ..!ark .t which his shafts have h-rn dlrrcfr.i Ch-ap lo4al hit trrs. com ~os"d of fiery unrrciitied ssj.uplan.s. with an intnsj'n or rx- .ract l."s>i,jv, Of sou" GOT . bark, .r,. s ii s1nrtim~s rpcom.nends.d 9s iltntic4d with, or >ini ,r to, CT p0ss. s ~jng virturs kindred 10 tho.n os A.nrri,.,s chosen family medicine. ThrS, perish enr'dily, while the great snh jlrr and preventive of disease pnrsucs its slccrssful c"rrcr, over coming nnIarii, dyspepsia, ntIvous- ness, kidney troubles, cons iralon and rhrpue ic ailments, not only on this bnt on many continents.
 z77-zz- DIED-Aro. NJ. Danforth, formerly
 from Ohio. San Diego, Ocean
 side and Tucson papers please
 copy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29
Yer arc im a Esn sl FIX.

Bnt we will cnre you if y0u will pay us Men who are Weak, Nerve uus auA D,hili- lated. suffering from Nervous Dr:i:itv. Seminal Weakness, and all the effects of earl Evil Hafifs, or later itdi<oIe. ions, which lead to Prenature Dec,v Consumr- ton or hSani-: shouil send for and read q the Book of Life" giving particulars If d Home Cure. Sent 'seaIed}free, ly aiidTe-s- ing Dr. Parker'S Medical and Surgical In situate, l5l North Spruce St.. Nashville, i Tenn. They guarantee cure or no pay.-- The Sunday Morning.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29
Bucknn's ArnIca saIve,

The Best Salve in the world for Cnt> Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Rheum, Fe, CT Sore Tetter, Chapped r tnda, Cbilbrains Carps and all Skin Eruptions, and positi, ely cnre PIs,, or no p1y required. It is glarrantee. to give perfect satisfaction, or money r+ funded. Price 9 cents per box.
 FOR SALE BY A Frauk.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29
WEEKLY W.ATHE2 REPORT. poS the seven days Ending Friday
 NoY. 9Th, i89o.
LOCAL NOTES.

The town is well filled with strangers.
 Joe Garter was up from Fl Rio Tuesday.
 Hall Hanlon is selling of his herd of cattle.
 Mrs. E. S. Post has been quite ill for some little time.
 Four comfortable dwelling houses to rent. Apply SENTINEL office
 District attorney-elect of Coahise county, A. R. English, was here oa Sunday.
 Ansaluo Figueroa is running the pump at the Indian school across the river
 Walter Miller went to Fl Rio last week on business for MT. Ed ward Andrade.
 Col. J. s. Noble, superintendent S. P. R. R. at Tucson, returned home Sunday.
 When you went to purchase fine candy, order from Merriam x Go, number 127 South Spring street Los AnPeles.
 Mrs. Frank H2rtlee, who has been quite i'll, is on the gain. She was able to be out on the street Tuesday.
 Sundays freight train had II carloads Of Arizon's fat cattle for Los Angelez, il ot which were for 6. ". Cliugban.
 Crysta}izea fruits, toothsome naTs'5-,- sa sa2 lias ali kInas TOT sale by Merr5arr < Co. Los Angeles
 Gea. c. Audrade. Fathers Will liams and Chaunott and Edward Andr de went down to ae bound ary liAe ca Tuesday ana returned on Wednesday.
 Col. c. c. Bean returned from Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico, ol Saturday, and left for New York via San Francisco Monday noon. He will return here in a few weeks
 The Territorial Prison inmates have been increased in number bv the addition of Frank Franco and Reyes Sitvas, of Pinal county, house breakers, two years.
 Dr. Daniels, the well known den tjst, who has many friends in 1 7Yuma, passed through town on Sunday. The doctor expects to return from San Diego in about two weeke.
 Delicious sweet meats of violet, and rose leaves; preservd figs orange and lime; chocolate9. cara mels and fruit candies of all kinds for sale by Merriam & Co., Los An geles California.
 Mir. and Mrs. F F McElwaiu left for Phoenix Wednesday morn ing. As soon as NcE. can set tie bis family he VII retorn to Yuma tc spend the winter Miss McElwair left on Thursday to join her mothe She is agent for Ban croft x Co., tus Sar T Trancisco pub fishers, 53s Pboeuix ana icinity.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29

The Crlehrated Marg*riie Havana cigars, manufactured hy Fritz E O.. Cincinnati, Ohio, ale sold at tn Southern P1citic Hotel. Sam Gllt.> pie being the sol" agent. Sam h4s also received Some ru,e T~qnil", dirr,t from the di,tiIl~ry a' T. quil', Mexico It IS ar absolutely purr liquor, mad from the Magu"y or Thorned Aio plant, and the h.st liquor in 'h world for medicines. <
 Wells, Fargo's Detective, J Thatcher, was passenger west on Tuesday. He has been oyer into Texas looking up some train rob he. s and other like characters.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29
Ex-Sheriff Roland of Los Angeles,


 The mother and sister of the Hon. R. r. DeValle, of Los An geles, spent Wednesday in Yuma.
 F. B Wightman has fitted up and moved into the rear part of his office and will occupy it as a resi- dence.
 Althce 2Iodesti is fitting up the old Palace Hotel building, where he will soon have some fine rooms to rent.
 J. II. Carpenters father, mother, and hrothcr's wife arrived on We'd nesday's train. They will spend the winter in Yuma.
 Frank and Antonio Caravajal and J. AT Amavisca, furnished the music for the party last night. The music was very inc
 Capt Godfrey deserves a compli- mentary notice for his efforts, so well directed, in getting up the successful candidates ball.
 The Southern Pacific Hotel is we'll filled with guests. Proprietor Gillespie says that he could fill 100 rooms more if he had them.
 There was a pleasant party last evening at the house of Hon. A. Frank, in honor of the third birth day of his daughter Miss Stephania
 pr. Mcintyre and Norton Mars hall came into town on Tuesday to prove up on their land locations in the Mohawk Valley. They have a section of the fncst land ill the valley.
 W. l.. Scott, an attacho Of the California Southern Railroad Com pany at Riverside, Cal. made us a call on Tuesday. He has valuable land interests in the Mohawk valley
 W. Riggs Of Neo5ho, Newton county, Mo. die at the honsc of J. B. McC.-rty on the 18th. He ar rived here from Tucson, where he had been in the hospital, only the day previous.
 Mrs. Capt. Ingalls, and Mr. Fred .7rsdloy deserve great credit for the interest the too& in the ar rangemcats made for the burial of A. NJ. Danforth. No sisters could have done more.
 Dr. Neil Mcintyre of the Mo- hawk valley is very much elated over the fine growth of his oranges; grapes and other fruits, and says that he has full faith that they can be successfully raised and that the valley will be:ome . second River side.
 Valentine Wes.faIl came into town on Sunday on land matters. Mr. V. is one of the most industri- ous and prosperous grangers in the Mohawk valley He has a very pretyy home which will be- come of great value in the near future.
 Harry Carpenter, with his father, mother and sister-in-law. made the 5zITEyE1 office a pleasant call oil Thursd ly. Mr. and the two Mrs. Carpenters are from New York City, anl hare come to Yuma with an idea of making it their homey They arc very mI;h pleas ed wi.h our perpetual sumner climate anl oar delicious citrus fruits and bolutiflI flowers.
 
 A. w, M:Pherson, agent of the S. P. R. E. at Texls Hill, has a leave of absence till January 1st, during which he will visit his friends ia California. Willie has been very efficient officer of the company, and his absence will be regretted by the settlers in Mo hawk valley, to whom he has al ways been very courteous and and polite.
 Esac Fsuccmsecrs o@ Ozd Fl ,untr,l the skull aud eros hou"s, T .. J.t;.,,,tl,. .s .l,., ,,,oct
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29
The Pulpit and tho Sta ge.

Roy. r. T. Shroat, P,stor United Brethren Ca=rci, Blu. M"arl hrn says: Il fee, 1t ny duty to ''Ii whtt wonders Dr. Kings New Dis coyrry has done fir n" My lungs Were badly di,aa<ei, and my parsi'- toners thought 1 coull live oul 7 a few weeks took five l"trIrs If Dr. Kings New Discovery and au sound and well, g,ining 26 lbs. in weight.
 Ar,hur Lrvr, AI,nng"r L 'vr's FInmr F,lks Cnnhinlfinn, wri "Af;rr q thorough trial and cnnrinc- irg cvi.lrncr, an confident Dr. Kings New Discovery for c""sunp ,iot,, hs;,,o ',.,n all, ;,'tel cur's wilrn everything else fails Tae .rett''S' kin lnrSs c,n do my many thoaSand friruds k 70 urge them to try r. Fr.. ,riil hn5tI+s a' W. T. Con fer < Cn'> drug storr R gnlar sig $ 50c. ani $l00.
 Louis Jaeger and Fred Ward s1c- cceded in capturing the runaway convict, J. ". Worrcll, at AdoHde. Monday night, with the aid Of the famous Indian trailer EscaIante. They laid d nice p!an fir the capture of the wouldbe free con vict and were sEc:essful in carry ing 1t out. All three deserve great credit for their faithful and earnest effor.s to accomplish So diff :ult a task and often not void of danger. WorreIl was in for , years anl had served about } months.
 Engine 262, which went into the creek near Pantlno with Engineer Ed. Allis, WIS hauled into town oa Monday on its way to Sacra mento to be required, as it can not be done at 'fu son on account of the pressure of other work. It looked the worse for the accident. Poor Allis stood at his post but lost his life.
 A. A. Doughcrtv of Los Angeles has been in tow boxing over the place and its resources for the future He left for home on Wed nesday, but will return in few day3 to look at sonTc of Yuma's back country.
 Hon. Geo. E. Brown U. s. Deputy Marshall of Present., wa> in town Monday. Mr. B. Is one of those efficient, ahle ana faithful officials whom it is always pleas tire to meet.
 Lindley and Sniler are putting in 30l acres of barley in Mohawk valley. They cxpaas to ple in the same acreage U wael5 this s-4s)a.
 Mrs Jos. Bray's mother is spend ing the winter with her at Texas Hill
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29

g. C. Shultz, dry goods merchant, ". F. Benjamin, real estate agent, c. c. Carpenter, T. G. Wood,ide and T. R. Hanson, the two latter If the Mexican Central, and C. II. Morc use. general agent of the Sau,a Fe Railroad Co.,, all of Fl Paso Texas, are among the late visitors to Yuma.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29
HE PRESCRf3ES IT.

l have ns,.d x. $. sS. for Biapi Dis. 'asrs for seve.nl years, ,nl tin.l f all 1t is recommended to b. 1 heartily r""ommend it to any one needing q blood purifirr.
 0 E. TRoUTMAN, Drng Clrrk,
 Oakland City, Ind. Treatise "n Blood and Skin Dis na&'.s mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC co. Atlanta, Ga.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29

Tiny, litrl-, sng1r coated eranuirs, srt what D. Pi~rr.'s I.l>ant P-Ilr's s gre. The best Ljvrr P Ills ever invent -d; active, vet mill in operation: cure sick and bilious htadachts. Ont dose
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29


 There's a patent medicine which iS not d patent mrdicinr-pnradnxlcal that may sound. It's discovery !! ;he golden discovery of mp.ilc q science It's he m,dirine for vou-- fred. run down, exhausted, prrvc- wasted men and women; for you suf ferrrs from q s4nsrs of skin or seal ,. liver or lnn"s-its chance is with every one, its season always, hecansp 1t aims 'o purify he fountain of life the blooi--upon which all such diseases d,p.hd. The mtnirin" is Dr.. Piercr's Golden Medical DiScov. ~rv. Tn" makers of it have enough confidence in it iG sell if an frial. That is--you ran g"t 1T from your iruggist, and if it dn-sn't do what it's 'l1im"d to do. you can get your money back, every cent of it.
 That's '9liat irs makers call taking
 he risk If their words.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29

DOsh the method and results when Syrup of Figs is tal en; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, clranscs the sys- ten efectually, dispels colds, head aches and fevers aud cur habitu*l constipation. Syrup of Figs is thc only remedy of its kind ever pro dueed, pleasing to the taste and ac- eeptable to the stonach, prompt in Its action and truly bcnefcial in is effects, its 2,any exc l:cat qualities commend it to all. Iti'f,rs'le in!Hc and s1 bottles by all leading dra sgists.
 Manufactured only by the
 cAiIFORkIa Ffc SYRUP CO
 S6V FRANCISCO, CAL.
 a0ViSHntE. KE. RrV YORK NY
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-29

Angel Mendosa succeeded in capturing the convict E. w. Reyes who broke out of the prison Sun day evening. It seems hat Reyes was waiting near the Gill, trying to get hold of a horse or mule that were grazing ne}r by, when Men, losl discovered him and ordered him to surrender, which he did with god grace. Reyes was in for seven years, and had s.rved about a year and q half. He was sent from Yavapai county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-05-10
YING MANS VISION.

An impressive incident occurred
years ago in Hartford. The man
who related it was SO profoundly i'm
pressed with the reality OF a supra
mortal meeting and recognition that
he never forgot it He is still living
in Western State. On this occa-
sion he was watch at the bedside OF
a dying mana printer. He is a
very practical" hard-headed man
and one Of the last to be given to
fancies. For halt an hour; he said,
the dying man had been sinking.
The breathing, growing more labor
ed, became slower and fainter. The
watcher thought the man was dead,
when suddenly his eyes opened with
a glad look OF wonder and joyful
recognition; he threw up his arms as
in an embrace and his whole face
was Illuminated as he rapturously
exclaimed: "Why, mother?" The
same instant he fell back dead.
"Nothing will ever convince me, "
said the watcher, relating the occur
renee years afterwards, "that that
man didn't actually see his mother
then and there. "-HarBo,a Times.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-05-10
The True Way to Play Poker.

1t happened in mining camp not
far from this city, and the hero is
now a well known citizen, and will,
we hope, attend church this morn.
ing. In those days he had not
amassed his competency, and was
rough miner, eking out OF poker
often what his claim failed to supply.
In fact, he was daring buffer.
One night, as he was raising the
stakes and crowding the Jackpot in
his usual non chalant fashion, a ten.
derfoot, who had watched him with
wonderment, remarked admiringIy ::
You must have a mighty good
hand"
'Don't know nothin' bout nv
hand" was the response. "Hain't
looked at my keerds. | find that in,
this ere poker game it don't pay toI
look at your keerds. It's kinder apt
to shake a feller's nerye. "-Sbokane'
Spokesman
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-05-10
THE COUNTRY WOMAN.
BY L. L. KIRK.

Before the blacksmth's shop she waits,
In her high country wagon sitting,
While the good smith with friendly haste
Her horses clumsy shoe is fitting.
He parcs and measures, stirs his tire;
His hammer blows ring out with shrllness
Into the August afternoon,
STEPPED in its dreamy twilight stiffness.
With anxious eye she watches him,
Her busy thoughts are homeward straying;
Shadows grow long on field AMI road,
And weary farmers leave their haying.
High in the elm tree Oer the way,
On sunlit boushs the birds are singing
Their cradle songs above their nests,
Within the whispering sweetness swinging.
She knows at home the patient cows
Stand lowing at the bars to greet her,
And anxious goodman scans the road
And sends the children out to meet her.
She knows the supper fire is lit,
The hearth swept clean, the kettle singing,
The kitchen table cleared to hold
The things from town that she is bringing.
And smiles in honest rustic pride,
At shrewd hard bargains she's been making
OF snowy eggs and creamy cheese,
For cloth and shoes and ''things for bakin'."
The setting sun lights up her lace,
Tuning its harshness into beauty
Picture OF rustic peace and pride,
OF homely happiness and duty,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-05-10
Impending Trouble.

''Is there a surgeon aboard?" hast
lily asked the excited passenger on {
State street car, as he rose up ane
looked anxiously about.
Il am a surgeon" answered {
man near the door.
Thanks" rejoined the excitee
passenger. Don't get off for r.
moments. please. | see fellow
there at the next crossing that
ways grabs my arm above the ely
with his left hand, while he gives
the pump handle shake with
other hand. | was vaccinated -
ago, lost ten dollars on Anson's 2
yesterday, and my wife is cles-s~9,
house. If that man gets on this cal
there will be bloodshed"- Chicago
Tribune.