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HOUSE.

The Worlds Fair amendments the sun
dry civil appropriation lii is in the exact
ta'e it was when the house adjourned ye;-
terdar. Not on" step forward was taken.
The whole of tie day WIS consumed in
roll calls Calls of the roll on q motion to
adj lurn unit Monday a'tcrnated W! tn calls
of the house in we rying monotony. A
quorum wo Id appear for moment and
then disappear until tired on at the seq
saw game aud droopin II Ter the oppres=
sive heat the Eou$e dec dcd TO postpone
the fight until tomorrow.
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THURSDAY ,JULY28.
SENATE,

Considerable miscellaneous legislation
by unanimous consent was ACCOMPLISHED
in helter skelter way between times. in
Guiding the assage Of an eig,t hour labor
law to apply to all contracts on govern
ment work, which now goes to the president
for approval.
The melting away of quorum let Mr..
Washburn aud his anti-option bill help
less and an adjournment was forced for the
first time this session by the suggestion
that there was not quorum in attend
ance.
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At the Universal Exposition of 1885, at raris
France, the best sewing machines of the W, rid
Including those of America, were in inGonpatiti0n.
They were passed upon by jury composed Of
the best foreifn mechanical experts, two of whom
were the leading sewing machine manufacturers
of France. This jury, after exhaustive examina-
nOn and tests, adjudged that the Wheeler &
Wilson machines were the best of all, and award
ed that company the higl est prize offered-the
GRAND PRfZE-giving other companies only
gold, silver and bronze medals.
The French government as a further recogni
don Of superiority, decorated Mr.. Nathaniel
Wheeler, president of the company, with the
Crbss Of the Legion Of Honor-the most priced
honor Of France.
The No. 8, for family use, and the No, 12, for
manufacturing uses, are the best in the world
to-day.
And now, when you want sewing machine, If
you do not get the best it will be your own fault
Ask your sewing machine dealer for the No. 9
Wheeler & WilsoO machine. If he doesn't keep
them, write to us for descriptive catalogue and
terms Agents wanted In all unoccupied terri
tory. WHEELER WILSON MFG. co.
Chicago, Ill
For sale by stone & DUMBLE.
MORRIS, MINI.
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FRIDAY, JULY 80.
SENATE,

Mr.. Carlisle addressed the senate to-day
on Mr.. Hale's resolution as to. the relative
merits of protection" and a tariff for
revenue on " in response to the speeches
of Messrs, Hale and Aldrich.
Mr.. Sherman made q long and earnest re-
ply to what he termed the fair argument of
the senator from Kentucky denying that
cheapness Of things was in itself a benefit
to the people Of the United States, especial
ly when IL was our own products ip which
the fall of prices occurred. =
noVsE
Watson. the Alllanc G congressman from
Georgia created great sensation by charg-
ing members Of the house with being drunk
on The floor of the house. The speaker ap-
pointed q committee to investigate tho
charges.
Majority and minority reports on the eff.
feet of the Mckinley tariff Law upon agri-
culture are presented to the house.
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What is

CastOra Is Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
Pleasant. Its guarantee iS thirty years. by
Millions CaStOria destroys Worms and allayS
CaStOra prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
toething troubles, constipation and fatulency
assmilacs the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
tOria is the Chidrens Panacca-the Mothers Friend.
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TUESDAY, july 26.

SENATE.
The senate, passed the wholeday in dis
cussing the tariff. Mr.. Aldrch. of Rhode
Island, chairman ofthe subcommittee on
finance, which during tteSnmmer has been
investigating the effect of the Mckinley
bill upon the cost OF the neceSsaries oflife
made an elaborate and carefully, prepared
protection speech. lie was repliel 10 in
part by Mr.. Vest, of Missouri, and a fur
ther reply was promised from Mr.. Carlisle,
OF Kentucky, 'before adjournment" The
senate took an important step in the dir
ectlon OF adjournment by adopting the re-
port of its cOnierrees on the deficiency bill,
leaving only the sundry civil bill to be dis
posed of Anti-Otion was shelved for the
day, but is expected that tomorrow a vote
will be taken on the Wolcot resolution to
postpone that question till next December.
HOUSE.
Bills were passed setting apart lands in
Oklahoma territory for school purposes,
forbidding railroads to charge more than
cents per mile on passenger fare in the
Indian territory and Oklahoma and per-
mitting the peoIle of the territory OF Utah
to make an exhibit at the Worlds Fair.
The conference report on the deficiency
bill was agreed to. The appropriation Tor
the French spoiiation claims, amounting
to $737, 1885, was omitted. The app opria-
tionsin the bill amounted to S., 900, 319 be-
ing 1923, $50 less than as passed by the
senate ana $l,OSl, USI more than "a passed
by the house. The conference report on
the sundry civil hill was offered by Mr..
Holman, democrat, of Indiana, ali the
items in dispute being agreed to except
those relating to the Worlds Fair appro-
priation; the appropriation for the ma.
tional commission and the employment of
Pinkerton detectives at the G. A r. en-
campment in Washington next September.
II was agreed that vote on these items
should be taken at II o'clock tomorrow.
Dabate then ended on the bill.
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HOUSE.

/. Our readers will remember the par
ticulars of some remarkable cures
published some weeks ago in these
solumns. These articles attracted
widespread attention for the reason
that medical science had hitherto held
that the diseases in question were in
durable. In our last issue appeared
the particulars OF another equally re-
markable case, the person who thus
miraculously recovered being one of
the best known merchants Of Detroit,
Mich. The article appeared under the
heading IA Detrait Miracle" and
merited q careful perusal.
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WEDNESDAY July, 2T.
SENATE,

Senator Washburn tried to get unani-
nous consent to have a final vote on the
option bill tomorrow, but failed.
Senator Mitchell made long speech OH
the option bill.
Senator Palmer made a speech against
the option bill.
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BrieF remarks were made by Mr.. Caruth
(who formerly voted against the PROPOSE
tion) Mr.. Bowers, Mr.. Honk, of Ohio, and
Mr.. Hopkins of Illinois, i'll favor of the ap-
preparation, and by Mr.. McMiliin against it.
the apnropratio lion to to y and this Was Isue1 voted
down on decisive n.ailrity. The friends
ofthe measure were clatei. 1t was by no
means a test vote bat it was one which
showed largo attendance. What they
feared was the lack OF quorum. Then
came the Tote on rcceding from the dsa-
ereement to the senate amendment, and
the friends o! the measure were successful
by a majority Of -. But Their Joy was
short lived. Mr.. Holman moved recon-
sid,ra,ion and this motion. alf0r;tinz q basis
for filibust ring, was followed by dilitory
motions until the hour OF adjournment.
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besoin cue IL r5uyernan,aa4
yjenpe. sans cessc dans III. 'a'ee
nous e~ntreprenons. C,est j j. IL
seule difference que mons .na.e.S' 1
dan les tt.h.isscmapt /
deux cote "a fAtlantia,a ] u
vart.oa de rEtat mi fa,.. ~
progr mme on Fr.noo H.
re-ter.it ca-nnIa. 4ma.+ .h.. ~
EtatJpis, Mons ~ utons aa1
catto ah.n,.. d.i,t.r- qu7
tont a. s~nhven-ion III III
nonr cas institutions
lutte. Ill. NEST naS al d.b.r.
IDS pradafts ttranaers rllo Nh
dedans, contre les mononola.
a.c parent t,us iii h1nEfc.a =
travail. ct. Ill a~pDfnyrissan, !, II.
tanr i ~eara,iar n.,olr -
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Xxx
Quand il cut quite Claire, lie We'll
Xxx


lard VT tomber r'espece d'exaltation
qui Tavait soutenue en- sa presence.
Il 81 trouva face i face avec la
ttalitt. Comment tiendrait-il Ia
pfomosse quill venait de faire; com
ment lui rendra;t-il Georges de Fres-
niercs, toujours amourcuX, tou-
jours digne dele Ii ctait
persuade que le jeune homme ne
pouvait ras avoir trahi "a tiancGe.
ay0.r ccssG he l,aimer. Claire lui
pataissait i lui 81 belle, 81 audessus he
toute5 leg autres femmes quill lul
seAblalt impossible qu'on songeat a
l~abanaonner. il y await la-deosous
Iuclqle myst6re, quelque drame,
que!lue crime peut-etre.
Sans conna1tre Andre Roustan
sans SAVIOR sill ne valait pas mieux
que son pGre, il await contre lui une
lei ,Ace instructive. Ii l'ayait VI
tfaverser le jarIn. II Sc le rappelait
maintenant. Ii sc souyenait de sa
figure It il trolyait 4u'eIIe await quel-
que chose de Ia faussete, de ia durete
de son pere.
Cet hOlnme ferait lie malhcur de
Claire. IL ne devalt pas aimer celle
gull voulait tpouser. C'etait par
intGrat quill cherchait d faIre &C
marriage. TT tous les moyens ayaient
du lui paraItre bons pour %arriver 4
son but.
Te!!e ttait l'idee qui dominant note
ami, ct c'est sur cette idee quill Sc
nit en route. II fallait sauyer Fave
nh, il bonheur de Claire. II ALA
d'abord Tue de Ia Monnale, au domi-
cue de Georges. IL interrogea "a
concierge.
NJ. Georges de Fresnieres ? dit
c%elle-ci. Noila pres dun mois quill
est absent
-Et salt on OH il est ale?
Pas moi, toujours.
IL ne yols d laisse aucun orlre
pour lul faire parvenir SIS ~lettres, 81
quellue atftirt ur5ente 20.
-Aucnn. Puisque je yous dis
quill nc Gus a pas meme prevents.
-g'est singulier, murmura ~l'incon-
LII decontenantG.
La portlere poarouivit
-pensez-yous! Tn avocat. LIT
qul await de Ia besogne encore Toutes
ses %atfaires sont restees en- plan.
m pas meme AVERT ses clients !,
Eft sill lui 6tait arrive malheur,
fit notre ami.
All, oui, malheur. s'tcria Ia
portiere. Je c~roirais plut0t &C Que
dissent les j%ournauS. Dame, il est
jeune, n~'est-ce pas?
lie vieiIlard Sc rapprocha, lie coeur
serre. Il ttait deyenu tout pale.
- IT que disent-iIs, les journaux ?
h6gaya-t-il?
Dame lis dissent quill "a quel-
que femme sous roche.
Notre hGros c~hancelait.
-Une femme? Qui peut vous faire
supposer -.
lSuite "a proclaim aHmefo.)
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ATELIER TYPoGRAPHIQUE.

Ayant tout le matGriel neces-aire, nous
sommes a meme d'executcr tons les ouvrages
typographiques Nqni nous seront coniGs. Les
briefs d'av"cat. carries d'affaires. entities de
features, tickets d'habitatioa, bIancs. circu
laires, etc, seront ilnprimGs dams lie plus bre
delai ct a ces prlx uuI deient toute concur
renee.
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SECRET De DANIEL
(Suite)
(Suite)

OIOlOIl LII DAIVlLL
(Suite)
-Je NJ sails pas.
Comment yous eXpliquez-vous
quill ait dIsparu tout 4 coup, sans
YOU bonner de ses n~ouvelles?
de ne m'explique pas. Je ny
comprends rien. II lui seIa arrive
malheur.
Que fait-il, VI. de Fresnieres +?
IL est avocat.
-Combien y a-t-il &c temps que
yous ne lavez WI?
Pres dun mois.
Claire lie fiXa de ~n0uyeau. Plus III
conversation Sc prolongeait, plus les
allures du yieilIard, seo paroles. lui
paraissaient eNtraordinaires. Qui
etait done Get homme? Tn ami. i
coup sur. Mails d'ou venait son
Grange affection? VOLTA &c que
Claire ne s'expliquait las, he pouyait
pas comprendre.
Linconnu parut Sc rendre compile
de Ietonnement que son attitude
devait causer a son interlocutrice. II
dit encore
Ne yoyez dams tout &c que je fails,
dams tout &c que je dis, mademoiseIle,
que mon desir profond, ardent. de
bonner pour vous ma vie, mon sang.
Il Y await tant de chaleur dams ses
paroles que Fttonnement de Ia jeune
file augmenta encore.
-Je men doute pas, monsieur,
dit-elle, mais apprencz-moi dou Went
Get inttret que vous me porter ?
Ne m'avez-yous pas sauv62
N'estce pas vous qui, lorsqu'on allait
m'emmener pale-m&lc { dies crimi-
mel p?
Mails avant celia. dit Claire avant
le yous al WI.
-Vous m'ayez remarou6 , s,1cria
Iinconnu avee joic.
-Je vous avais observe solvent,
ct j~'avais lu dams yos veux fixes sur
moi.
-Touto Ia joie que i'avais i yous
contempler heureuse, richie?
-Oui, oui, c'est bien celia. Nous
me connaissiez done?
-Eons, non.
-Qne}qu'nn DIES miens, Mon p9rc
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est lmpulSSaHt, GU qu II III Haiiqao
principal facteur de tout progress
Iargent.
Cest a ces objections qua youlu
repondre lie legislateur francais &C
! sont ces obstacles quill a tente d'apla-
mir. II a commence par Greer des
syndicats, non pas settlement DIES
syndicats ouvriers, les seuls que nous
commissions, lei, ct qui ont fait I'm peu
trop parler d'euN, mas aussi DIES
syndicats a~gricoles, qui font peu de
bruit, mails beaucoup dc besogne-et
dc lexccllente. lis ont r%approch6 u
grand ct le petit propriGtaire, qni
etaient en- lutte, autrefois, ct qui
S ~entendent fort hien, aujouri.hni.
lis ont cree dies ma9asins cooptra-
tifs pour la vente ct pour l'achat its
ont procure, i bon marche, au cult
yateur, les matieres premi6res nece--
saires L !'exercice de son industrie, il
lui ont assure dies debouches d droita
ct a gauche des dtp6ts pour IA
vente lie ses produits-par eNemple,
dies boucheries a rusage dies petits
eleveurs.
Rien de mieuS, mails tout celia ne
fait pas afliuer l'argent, ct c'est Ia le
principal obstacle i tout progras.
Comment attirer le capital ct I'll nc
Went pas, commelt ~ prendre poar
lie remplacer :?
En- Allemagne, on a 6tabli des
caisses de prets agricoles, qui fonction-
nent Acknowledgement. Files sont 40
nombre de deux mile, PENDANT
d'inappf6ciables services Ii fermiers
du pays.
I'm France, OIL il ia dtja dies
syndicats agricoles-un miller, nous
dissent les stacistiques Ill nest MULE
ment besoin de rien Greer de nouyeau
il ny a qua transformer &C qui exi,te
deja, c'est-a-dire les syndicats en-
institutions de credit, ca p%anques
syndicales.
Pour Sc rendre compte de Ia gran
deur des resultats auxqueIs peut
condulre cette transformations, il faut
SAVIOR que tous les synlicats Sc sont
constitutes en- plusieurs unions rG-io-
males, ct lie tout, en- IN syndicat
general, don't le siege est i Paris.
L'avantage d. ces institutions. au
point de Il de leur transformations.
Ell Institutions de credit, c'cst Que
tout lie monde j roursuit le meme but
ct y q les m6mes intGrGts c'est que
chacan s'y connaft Ct salt Il de4rt de
solvabilite dc sc9 co associts. Per
some ne dot done tprouver de
ditficultt i \ etfectuer ses petits
dGpots-ce qui est, en- dGfnitive. Ia
plus solide assise dune banque.
EtayGes Il leg unions rtgionales ct
sur le syndicat central, CO. b~anques
doivent a%rriver i constituer, dune
fseon puissante. le credit agricolc
dams lie pays.
Tel est le mtcanisme de l'institu-
ton quill serait facilc d'ttablir. parmi
nous, u Etats-t'nis, avcc les qncl-
ques notifications qu'exigerait Ii
difference dcs m1eurs Ct des habitudcs.
Ny a,tii pas dtja, III, les alliances de
fermlers, qui resscmblent sinou-
Increment aux syndicats locaux dies
fermiers de Ia Rtpublique franchise /?
Au lieu de rclser dams Ill politiguc.
comma Giles yianuent de II faire i
leur dttriment, lei e, ailIeurs-ce ali
deyait abatement lyur Ill driver. i elles
seront toujours les joucts ia politics.
nismo-elles feraicnt nitnx III
s~organiser entr'cllcs. l.ttahlir a.
- sa
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efforts surhumains pour les refouIer,
pour ne pas sc trahir. Une envie
cole lie prenait d'ouvrir ses bras, den
detourner sa file, ct de lemhrasser
ouyertement i Ii face du cieI, u
Grant &C quill etait II ne sayait pas
comment Il J resistant.
File l'aimait bien, votre mere ?
begaya-t-il, Ia voix toute tremblante,
4 peine perceptible.
IL Gtait 81 brave, 81 honn6te,
Tout le monde restimait ct l'aimaif,
repondit-eIle.
lie vieillard frissonna. Son oil
~s'eclairait. Sa bouche SQUIRT pour
tout dire. La phrase dc 50 file k
rappela 4 Ia rtaIitG &c sa situation.
II cut un reinstatement b~rusque.
Non, non L ne ia lait pas se liyrer
On benissait 81 mGmoire d'honnGte
homme. II faIIait laisscr IA m6moire
intacte.
IL s'arracha a lGmotion qui le
gagnait, essnya q Ia d6rob6e scs yeux,
dun revers de manche, puts s'tloigna
TN peu.
-Je l%'aurais tant Anne, murmura
Claire.
--Lui aussi, fit-il il aurait etc ST
eeurouN de vous voir, grande, belle,
omm yous VOLTA, de yoas serrer
dams SEES bras, d'entendre son Lom
sortir de yotre bouche, benz par ell e,
la destinee ne la pas voulu. ii
aurait tout fat, lui, pour vous tviter
une larme, I'm chagrin. Cest 81
pens6e qui ma inspire le dtair dc
yous etre utile. .Je vtis SAVIOR dies
nouyelles de NJ. de F~resnieres, moi
je vais SAVIOR sill est encore digne de
vous 81 on nel'a pas calomnie ct sill
pc lul est pas arrive malheur. TT je
yous lie rendrai, moi.
Claire soupira.
Oh 81 Dieu le youlait
Ne yous dtsolez pas. Je yeux !
que vous soyez h~eureuse, complete.
ment heureuse Et yous lie serez. TT
tu le seras, ajouta-t-it dune yoix 81
bassa qu'ellc ne l'entendit pas.
Mis- ses yeuS p%arlaient. Ellie lul
tendit ID main. ~vaincue, troublGe JUS
quau fond de Tame.
-Nous Gtes in brave homme, dit
ellie, Nous avez Anne mon pere.
Cest une recommendation suffisante.
ct jai fol n vou5. Nous m'ayez
rendn Temperance.
lie yieillard saisit ayec un trans
port indicible les petits doigts 81 doux
ct 81 souples de l'enfant. II les
pressa sur son cuur puts, ny tenant
Plus, il les couvrit de baisers ardents.
Sa joie semblait revenue ma"intenant-
Ellie souriait, ct c,etait a lui qu'elle le
CGtait iui qui lui await
apporte cette consolation II ne Sc
sentait plus. II comprit quill alIait Sc
trahir, Sc pcrdre. II laissa aller Ia
main qu'on lui await abandonnte, 1T
eloigna rapidement, sans dire III
mot dc plus. Il %suffoquait. lln'Gtait
plus maitre de lui.
-Adieu, murmura-t-il encore. ct
espere.
Puts il disparut. Claire le regarda
partir tout intcrdite. Ellie murmura
oh. je saurai qui est Get homme.
Je lie saurai /!
Ellie Gtait stupGfaite du pouyoir que
la ol1 de Get ~inconnu await sur ellie.
de rtmotion que ses paroles lui
avaient causee. du cllarme oui 50
degageait &c toute "a personne. charme
sous leqnel ellie 6tait encore. Ellie
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14
The Temptation

To go out of doors in reugh weather is not strong, but we are, many of us compelled to face rough weather fre- guently. Diseases which arise from a chill are peculiar to no season of tine year. This is true, therefore there should be in the closet of every house. hold-what? Not an unmedicated stimulant, absolutely devoid of any thing but an excitive action, but a tonic. combining in the effective form of an invigorant and an alterative, the quality of defense against changes of
 weather. Hostetter's Stomach Bit ters has three or four properties that no other article of it's class possesses. Not only does it relieve the complaints which it eventually cures, it fortifies the system against the bad effects of changes of temperature, fatally and too often shown in the deadly form of la grippe; it produces a radical change in the weakened condition of system peculiarly liable to be attacked by it, and 1t tends to provide against the danger resulting from an impoverish- ed ondiiion of the blood and Q dis ordered state of the liver or bowsls. f
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

report that there have been no acci- dents of a serious nature during the year.
 cone hundred and forty seven men are employed at present, one hundred aud thirty mine at Tombstone and e ght at Charleston. Those employed directly at the mines are divided be- tween them as follows. Lucky Cuss A; West Side-Sulphuret 34; North west 22; Toughnut B. In regard to occupation they are divided as follows Foreman, 3; miners, SC; engineer, q topmen. 4 i; carmen, l5; ore sorters, g. blacksmiths, 4; timber men 3; oia- mond drill ?; office. assay office and stable 6.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14
Ernest Eyer will leave On wednes-

Ernest Eyer will leave On Wednes- day next for Petaluma, California, where he purchased home. He has an orchard of 3l acres. The trees aye and years old. The crop this year is enormous. He has been on the pay roll of the T. Nj. & N. Go. for fen years, and by his industry has accum- ulated sufficient to buy place that wIll make himself and family a home and furnish competency for tine rest of their lives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

The flag" committee of the house will present majority and minor fly report. The majority report drawn by chairman Boatner. will declare the charges of drunkenness not true; and the minority report drawn by MT. Grant, alliance member, will sustain Mir. Watson's charges. Mir. Watson will likely be censured by the house but not dismissed, as members from his own state, GeorgIa, say if he is dis missed. that the cranks in his district will consider him a martyr and re- 1ect him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14
Abstract of Assessment Roll of COchise County for the Year
 1892

Acres of land-Number 10S S,260 1; value S96,l9S; value improvements, s27l ,436; total s367 ,634.
 Town lots Number, 1,l54: value $74,223: value improvements, S252.- 6s4 total $326, ,907.
 Borseo-Number,..3 3.40S; value s7I,- AS; total $7l ,443.
 Mules-Number 1S2; value $6,0S0 total q. .08O.
 Cattle-Number g ,122 valne S647> 075, total s647,O75.
 Goats-Number, 229: value s229; total s229.
 sheep-Number, 9,020; value, $IS,- O45; total $Is,O45.
 Hogs-Number, 239; value $629 total $629.
 Other property-Totsl, $301 ,55S. Miles oi raIlroad-Number III 7-20 total $I ,II9. .744.S7.
 Grand total-s2,s59 ,s44s7.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

Miss Minnie Hart, who has been stopping in Tucson for few weeks, was reported so ill on Saturday that her mother was summoned to her bedside, and left Tombstone on Satur- day evening m time 10 catch the west bound express at Benson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14
Piles. Isching Piles

Symp,ons-Moisture intense itching and stinging. most at night; worse by scratching. If allowed to continue tumors form which often bleed and ulcerate becoming very sore. SwAYSE's ONTMEST stops the itching and bleed. ing, heals Liberation and in most cases removes the tumors. At drug gisss or by mail for 50 cents. Dr. S~syrc E Son. Philadelphia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

Tom Trainor, who has been in from the Golden Rule district since Friday last, left today to renew operations on the Mountain Key claim, in which he is a half owner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

wm. Kieke took his departure today to hunt for new field in which to wrestle with fortune. There are no lazy bones in his body, and if he gets in with the crowd he will come out OF i'm
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

Mehan and Maloney, oi Nogaies, Sonora, have dissolved partnership. The latter retires. J. w. Leeby has purchased his interest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

Francisco Morales was arrested on Saturday on d warrant sworn out by Duncan Garrett chargiug him with stealing & hors efrom Walter Fife. He will have his hearing before Justice Johnston OF Wednesday.