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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21
The Homeliest Man ia Abilene.

AS well as the handsomest, and 9th.
ers are invited TO call on any druggist
and get free trial bottle of Kemp's
Balsam for the throat and lungs, a
remedy that is selling entirely upon ilS
merits and Is guaranteed to relieve all
Chronic aud Acute coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis and consumption. Large
bottles SOC. and 81.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21
The Greatest Strike.

Among the great strikes that Of DR..
Miles in discovering his New Heart
Cure has proven itself to be one Of the
most important. The demand for IL
has become astonishing. Already the
treatment Of heart disease is being
revolutionized, and many unexpected
cures effected. II soon relieves short
breath, fluttering, pains in side, arm,
shoulder, weak and hungry spells, OPP
preston, swelling OF ankles, smother
ing and heart dropsy. DIR. Miles book
on Heart and Nervous diseases, free.
The unequaled New Heart Cure is sold
and guaranteed by j. NJ. Gleissner
also His Restorative Nervine for head
ache, tits, sprees, hot flashes, nervous
chills, opium habit, etc.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21

STATE Of kA SAS, a..
Dicki sou County,
Peter sauboru vs.. Isaiah Shock and Charity
Shook, his Wife p. A hcNdmee a1d Matte
hcNHm -, lis wife; {. T.. Ar "sirlDg and NJ
v. Arms rong, HIS wife; john h. Miller anu
MARY Miller, his wife.
By virtue Of an order OF sale, Issued out OF
tile CLERKS 80, Of ths district court sitting
Ia and foi .Aid Dickinson cOuuiy, In the
aUUve entitled action anu TO me directed. !
will
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21

Travellers may learn lesson from
Mr., q. ID. Cone, u prominent attorney
Of Parker, Dakota, who says: II new
or leave home without taking bottle
Of Chamberlaln's collie, cholera and
diarhoea remedy with me, and on
mHny occasions have ran with IL TO the
relief of some sufferer and have never
known it TO fail. Sold by Quick the
druggist,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21
On Monday, Feb. 1. A, d. 1899.

at the ront door OF this court house, In the
city o. Alb lehe, county Ut Dickins n state
OF Kansas, at 10 o'clock a. M, OF said day sell
to III" high, IL bidder for cash, the iollowln.
deecri ed r, al estHte, To wit:
Tn south half OF the ,rtn-east quart OF
So tion ! lumber two (2) In township thirteen
N3) SOuth ufIange one ~ Fast of the sixth
4 inciIsal Meridian In Dickinson county.
STAT. OF Kan-as.
Tn salt RAJ state will he sold pur-uan
81 tn Judgmen, OF the court In said cause
re tied Ia said order OF sale.
W tnrss my hand this 3lst day OF Dec, A.
d. 1891.
n. W. NALL,
Sh- riff OF Dickinson County, Kansas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21
first published in the ABILENE wBEKL
REFLECTOR Dec. 81, lsel
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Under anu by vniu Of ~ Urier of salo is
SUI d by the G ERIK & this district court Oi
Dickinson county, state OF kRnsas. In cause
pendi therein, wherein John X. Mulva %,
hu Martin AMI william II nossing on, trus
tae-, are pIslntitfs, aud Robert McSaull,
Eliza McNaull, JOnn G. Burruss, william
Koch ana PuilliD hOch p ,rtuers as Koch
Br theirs, Tue Badger lumber Company,
The Chicago Lu uDer COMPANY. IL iRc hook
ey and 4. snider partners AS Shockey a
snlder, - Peters and - Psters partners
~ Peters Hard ware Comp ny, l. U. Grower
and JacOi May partners as Grower a May,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21

For any trace of antlpyrine, NOR
phine, chloral, or any other injurious
compound IN Krauses Headache Cap
sules. Sold by q. L. NOrthcraft & Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

tFir.t published in the ABILENE wKEaL,
REFL.CIo january u, ls9l.l
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21

OWEN A BAssETT,
Attorney Tor Plain;in.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21

OWEN A BAssETT.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

First pub ish"d in the ABILwsE WEEKLY
REFLECTOR, Jan. Il, 1901
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
Die erfert@aas aaarattems.

Srobbem Auitralien untsr aaen
Welttbeilen Der ileinite, sebt es bod
nit Der grforiduns feines Snnern Der.
bdltniBmdBig langfam porlpdrts. und
obeleid in ben lebten Sabren serabe
auberorbentlid piel in bieier 8idtung
geideben 1T, iinb mir bod beut3utase
bon elmer eenauen ,Genntnib oiei
ies merfipiirbieen Continents nod iebs
,peii entfernt. Wau iollte meinen, bab
gerabe bic autraliIde Golonialperipats
flung uno bic Bepolterung ielbit baS
meiite Sntereiie an bet grforiduns bsa
2anbes baben iolten. @ber serabe
bon bieier Seite seidiebt am alerlpe4
nisfen. Sie bisberisen grpebitionen
iino meilt bon gnslanb aus equipirt
iporoen; aud bur9 Seutide, pie be-
fonoers our6 ben padern Sr. Sei9s
barot, 1T oiel 2idt iiber bas rdtbielbaite
synnere perbreitet nproen. Sefannts
lid 1T bas Sauptbinbernib Der Grfora
i1un9 9luItraliens feline eisenthiimli1t
gooenformation unb Der oaour9 be-
binete Waiermansel.
9luitralien sleidt elmer Muloe; bic
SDbenSise linb auf Die 9iiiien pertheilt,
wdbrenb nad bem Snnern gu bas 2ann
f6 ientt. anltatt baB bic aliife unu
fleiueren @aHerldufe in's Wteer Min.
ben, entiprinsen iie bier nabe Der &illte
uno wenbeE ibren 2auf na6 bcm Sns
nern su. Sief einsei9nittene Sbdlerj
oft nit berrlidcr 9esetation, be9leiten
ben Glublauf unb oft senug enoet Die.
ier aus Mansel on 3ufliiiien tldslid
I'M Sanoe; er trodnet elm. Sieier 8es
eeniab swiiden re9enloier Siirre i'm
Snnern uno Der 6eu6tlgteit oil ben
&liten ipiro aud bur9 Die Sooenbil.
buns beoinst. Senn Die 6eudtisteit..
pef6e bic See,pinbe bonn Weere ber.
fiibren, i6ldst iid on ben gerstetten
nieber unb oieie perbinbern wie cine
itarfe Wanb ben gintritt feu4ter Sufh
iromunsen in oas Snnere bes SanoeS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
XII.

Gowobi Der Sniprctpr, a!s cn1 Der
Setectip iprdngen erltaunt Gul.
.99as babe id 9eiagt?" rief Der
2ebtere triumphireno. ,6abe i'd es
nidt in S4rcm Gcii0t seleicn, oaB Sic
nod etwas wiiien?"
,Na6oem Sergeant Qpmer ieine
9e6eime llsberSeuaun9 in 10 cntldieoe.
ner 9Geiie ausgeipro6en bate, tiir1=
tete er nun aber ooh, Su porelll9 genes
len su iein.
uIber merten Sic pobi", liiste er
binsu, i'd babe nur iebr weni9e wirt-
lide @emeiie. Sd ertannte ole Sano-
ibriit aui bieiem papier uno erblidts
geItern 9(bsno eans Suidai9 Den Mann,
Ser oieie S9orte aeibrieben bat, nah=
benz ib i'm ieit SSabrcn aus Dem @cNht
perloren bate. Sics iiihrte mid enos
lid aui oieien SdIuB."
.99ie tejbt err" irasten Seioe in
einem Sltbem.
Sem 9lame 1T Saint 9llban". er=
pioerte &obert Ypner.
Saint glban!" riei SIR. SruIel,
,bas 1T ia mertwiirbis!" Saint 9llban.
wenn es oerielbe 1T. 1T elmer Der reiA=
iten 9eute in 2onbon, iein gtame lit
an Der Sorie gut fir ieoe Summe.
g9ie in aller Welt baben sic i'm ten-
usn selernt2"
Seraeant Yotper aoa feline Stirn
suIammen. ,8or eini9en Sabren lebts
i6 in Wandefer". ermioerte er, bort
babe i6 i'm tennen eslernt. Somals
| ,par sr nod nidt reid. ib bate iosar
alleu 8runo gu slauben. oaB es ishr
weit oapon entfernt mar
sd min eebansen iein". rief Wtr.
Sruisl in ieiner un9enirten Spred'
weiie. .wsun i'd peiB. pie oas alle:
su. periteben if. llber ipre6en Gil
| Sbre Weinun9 gang aus. uuo oanr
mollen mir iehen. mas mir su tbun ba'
bel"
.Meine 9lnii6t lit folsenoe". iagt'
Der junse Sergeant. n@ir pilier
niat, per bic un9liidlide Dame mar,
aber cs in betannt. oaB lie bierber lam.
I'M nit ir9eno SemaRo suiammenSui
treIien ooer Semano aufsuiuden. Sit
mar cine Grans6iin uno Saint @!ban,
Imel6er iaet, er lei Elm gnsldnoer DOR
auslanoiiber 9lbitammung, bat iriiber.
mie er cinmal Iaete, in 6rontreid ge
lebt. Saun er tie nidt bort tenner
eelernt babcn? Sas 1T Der eine Sbsi
| Oes SALES. Damn 1T aud Der llmltanl
| gu beriidli6ti9en. OaB Der Sriei
wel6en Die Sremoe erbielt, BON pie
fam, popon mir uns ourh bic Sci
''iner Ssitelluno lberseuat baben
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3eugen ats auBerbalb aller Wabrfdein'
li1teit lieseno, perneint. Sie Wunoen
ieien 10 beidafien setpeien. oab Der
@ebante an einen Selbitmoro uibt aufs
fommen tonnte.
partins, Der 8eiiber bes Ropalbo'
tels In Sanbbant. fomie @liiabeth
Yafer. bas Sieniimdbden in oieiem
gtabliIiement, uno peridieoene perio'
men, pel6e in Der 6amiItonitraBs
pobnten uno bic 0eritorbene bonn
Se6en iannten, ia9ten aus. mas lie
iiber oieielbe puBten. jeoo4 waren ihrs
9lnaaben obne Seoeutun9.
,gs iino feline weiteren 3eugen au
pernebmen," iagte Der Snipector @aoo.
i'd lam jeood binsuiiisen, oaB bic
polisei i'm YeliB peri6ieDener InSeis
den III. oeren Grwdbnuns inl jeBi9en
9lusenblid ni6t ratbiam mdre; mir
bitten oaber nm Sertagun9."
Sa Der Coroner einmilliste, wuroe
bic SiBune auf9eboben. glls Ser=
9eant Gower nadoenfli6 bic Wienge
betradtete. mel9e li6 na6 oem aus=
gang Ordn9te. fiiblte er. wie cine Sano
Oertraull6 auf feline S9ulter selegt
wuroe. Gr manote ii6 I'M unb iab,
oaB es Der no6ldilis setleiOete Serr
nit ben i6arien 9lu9eu uno Der lansen
Naie mar.
Gut semu6t. after Sreuno." iu9te
Der qebtere. .Sie baben fir einen
gteulina in iolben 9tngelesenbeiten Die
Sadie ni9t ible6t ansegriIfen. Gnt=
i1uloieen Sic meine 9luiridtietsit.
uber, wis gum Seuiel. tommen Sic
oaSu, elm 9ep0bnli1er PoliSiit gu wers
benz Nebmen sic bas nidt libel. es 1T
nibt meine Sadie. 6amilienanselesen.
beiten aus,ulpllren. Wein yiame 1T
Yruiel. 9etectio=Sergeant in SCOT.
lano Yaro, uno id babe ibon gu uiel
in Der g9elt gsIe6en. als oaB ir9eno
Semano notbis bate. mid gu lebren,
pie man gier ausiaust. Sie. baben
llneliid 9ebabt. mie9 ytun. nun. ss
9ebt mid nidts oil uno i'd mil ni9t
,peiter bariiber ipreden. 9lber Bel una
ierer Sa1e weroen mir sic nOtbis ba=
ben. benn sic ipi1en mebr oariiber,
ols sic ausseast baben, oas tann ib
IN Sbtem @eiidt leien."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
2inbiaps Expedition in SiiSaaitralien.

SnolaDs GIpepittpn III SuoaulfralleH.
Sm Siioen bes Continents siebt lib
lan99eltredt uno ii6el- Ober balbmono.
fDrnti9 Die @roBe IultraliI9e Sudt
sntlans, I'M @eiten begrenst bonn Point
b'@ntrecalteaur, i'm Often pDm Sap
Stlpap ooer ri1tieer BON Der Sniel
Tasmania; Die benz Seitlanoe porsela.
gert als oeiien GuBerfer 9luslduIer be-
tradtet werben muB. Sas 9anse weite
@ebiet, iuel9es ii9 etlpa bon Der Wtitte
Der @roBen gubt bis CUR WeitipiBe era
ftredt, bat ppn jeber, als Der Dbeite unb
bem Nnbau an ueni9iten au91nsli4e
She'll 9lultraliens sesOlten. Die &eia
ienoen Selilier unO' Saropide itellten
fef, baB ii6 bon bier bis tief in's Sn=
mere cine pbaig piiite uno baumlOie
@bene, an Geltalt einem Salbmonoe
d9nli9, Die ioeenannte gfullarborz
gbene eritredt, beren 9tamen aui oen
aansliGen Mansel an 9HanSenpu9s
binDeutct. 9leuerOinss fat Der eng.
liide GeiIenbe 2inbiap es gem agt, lueia
ter in bas unbetannte Snnere poriua
brinsen. Ser g9es ben er senom.
men, 1T aui Der obisen 9arte peran-
idauli6t. Sicier Sbeil 9luitraliens
1T wobl Der pailerdrmite bes Gonti-
nents. 9ti1t Elm einsi9er 6lub fGllt in
bic @roBe Sudt. Nu6 i'm Snnern
man9elt es 9dnsli6 an flieBenoem
@ailer. Sie peiten @benen baben
bier, tleine oaienartise Stellen nit iria
i6em 9BaNer unb oem entipre6enoer
lebbaiter Yesetation aussenOmmen, Ell.
men iebr unfru9tbaren, nit Oi6tem
'@ebiiib bebedten 8oben, Dem es on
| ieeli6en friiden Quelen maneelt.
Seionoers 9aratteriitiib fir oieie
&e9ion liuo Die sroben Seebeden, Die
aber leioer MIR nit itarf ialsbaltigem
Ma1er, oft au9 nit ialsisem S6lamm
aeIiillt linb. sic biloen elm sulama
menbdnaenoes Spfem unter lid, dbn,
lid Der Oapel in Der Mart 8ranoen.
burg, Die aud tein eisentlider 6lub,
ipnbern nur cine Gette BON ieearti9en
grweiterunsen 1T. Don ipruoelns
ben Quellen lit iiberbaupt in auitralien
10 gut wie sar feline &eoe, oahsr Der
llmitano, bab bic Babe unb 5liiiie nur
mad itartem 4esenfal einen suiam-
menbdnsenosn 2auf baben. 9lua bic
expedition 2inbiaps bat eies ruieber
aui's yleue beftdti9t. Inter biefen lin.
ffdnben 1T aud Der Siiben aultraliens
bodiens fur bic 3u6t oes seniisiam.
fen Saustbiers, bes S6afes, seeisnet.
Don elmer sereselten 2anbwirtbiaaft
| II iiberal nittt bic Rebe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29

ibr geF9t, nno bbrte nidt ibre
Stimme. IS fam iein, baB id mid
IRE, uuo mas i'd fase. berubt nur auf
elmer unbeitimmten Wermuthung.
Mber boren sic mid an. SD lente
Sbre Mufmertiamfeit 3uerlt aui bag
Yerbrehen. Was iinoen mir ba2
Cine Dame nit ourdibnittenem gals,
= spei lance Wunoen. mie pon benz
Wefer zines Gbirursen. Waroe cine
Srau geniiseno Strait ba3u beielien
baben2 Sas bespelfIe i'd. giiroe ile
ben Mutb aebabt baben. oaraui nod
i'm 3immer au bleiben. in 8e9enipart
ibres Spfers alles su ourhmiiblen. ibre
SGnoe gu maiden uno oann lhlieBlih
nod oieien 9lusidnitt unter oem re9=
ten Nrme Su MAIDEN. Die 2eihe balb gu
enttleioen unb nahher lie ipieoer ai,Su=
tieioen. oaraui. obne ir9eno cine Spur
su, binterlaiien. ourd oas 6enlter 5u
entflieben uno es oann binter Iif lple=
Der gu peri6lieBen. nm uns auI tallbe
Spur su iilbren2 @ibt es ir9eno cine
6rau. irage i'd sic. welde GILES oas
96tte tbun tOnnen2"
.s9as oas betriIft. 10 biz, i9 ni6t 10
li9er", bemertte Wr. Srulel smeltelno,
Id babe Gele9cnbeit sebabt, weibllde
Seuiel fenneu su lernen. peiae 5u Alem
i'm Stanoc maren."
,Sas lit mo9lid", eruieoerte Ser=
acant qoper. .aber nod ems: 9Ser
bat oisie Brau seieben2 9tiemano.
| Srau Gregorn tonnte nur ouslagen,
lie lei sruB uno ountel uno in einen
lanaen Sbawl ein9ebiilt gepeen.
Sic bat iib 10 piel uls mOglid perbor=
sen uno mar ole 5reppe binauf sesan-
gen, obne Elm g8ort gu ipreden."
,Sas benefit nur", .bemerfte Der
Snipeetor. ben Sopi idittelno. ripas
| fir cine l6laue perion iie war. sic
/. mar nit WtorbeeDantsn setommen.
| uno mollte oesbalb ni6t mebr BON
ibrem @euBeren ieben laiien, als ollr6-
| aus notbig mar. gs lit cine ieltIame
/ g(nIidt, Die Sic oa auseebroden baben,
/ 9oluer, aber i'd Iiir6te. Sic peroen
| mid ni6t hberSeueen tDnnen."
uaber lalien Sic i'm trpyoem aus-
| Ipre6en" .iaQte Mr. Sruiel. mir baben
| nod ni9t 9llles eeb0rt."
/ Stein, Sic baben nod nidt sllles
/ aebort", beitdtists 0tobert Yoper. Del
| lunee Mann muroe warm. gs &C.
/ pd6rte inn mad elnem langen, pein'
I li6en 3uIano oes 3lpeifels Grlei6'
terung. feline Geoantcn ausSuipre9en,
] ,@rinnern sic iid". fubr sr iort
| su Dem Suipector geipenoet, pjenes
| papieribnibels nit ben fransOlii6er
| gnorten baraui. Den ih Sbnen gab?'
| ,Sa", ermioerte Der Snlpector, I'D
| babe i'm bel mir in meinem Salden'
/ bu6e."
! ,@ut. Canals belt i'd ss nod iii'
lunnilb, Sbnen AT iagen. oaB ib oi
/ 0anoi1rift als Die eines Mannes er
| tannte, oen i1 tenne."
| .@o6r6aftig?" rief Der 5nlpector
| 9rin nod ieinem Sai0enbu4e uno ios
| ben YapieriAnibel beraus.
| .Serienise, Der oieie g9Orte bier ae
/ Eidrieben bat, fu6r Der Serseant tort
| lit Elm alter Setannter BON mir, au
Der 3eit, beuor i'd in oeu 3;enlt trot
| @r fannie Die Grmprbete, uno er 1T il
oieiem 9tugcnblif bier in Oet Staot
| SD babe i'm nit ei9enen 9tusen ee
| ieben, uno 10 Iider, 0ls ib bier DO
lSbnen Itebt, = rpsnn mir es aud noe
| ni6t belpeiien tDnnen. - 1T er De
damn, wel6en 6rau @.e9orp al
6rau pertleioet lab, uno welhen nj
weaen oes Moroes in Der Siila 9to
Gpp lu9sn.."
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: unn0tbiqes geoauern.

Dame (su einem Serrn. Der ioeben dua
Dem Sattel 9ehogen): rWie beoauere,
i'd, Sic i'm llebermu;b gum &citen
animirt uno oaourd in oieie unanse.
nebms Gage 9ebradt Su babenl"
Serr; %, oas 1T nidt 10 i6limm. ala
ss ausIisbt. -. id ucrlihere sic. es
war mir piel iGIimmsr. als i'd nod
pben iaB!-
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~ pfitfi8er Ratient.

.Srei Yia'n mubt o nebma ale
Stun6 =
90 Soeta bats befobl'n",-
.Tlei' iast Der @ann rywenn I
y ... Dos tunnt,
6ollt' mi Der Seuii bol'n!. -.
Meibt s. mas, Die @'i4idt'. Die is ma
J. oumm,
Wtit oene tleine Sin9!
9u ma9lt um ieo's an 3n6o'l rum.
Samit { + 'nunta briua'!""
The St. Johns herald., 1892-10-06
A Philosophical Family.

Amelia has pimples, and sores in the
 head, From humors internal her nose has
 grown rcd; She's boil on her neck that is big as a
 bell, But in other respects she is doing quite
 well. And pa has dyspepsia, malaria and gout, His hands with salt-rheum are all broken
 out; He is prone to rheumatics that makes
 his legs swell, But in other respects he is doing quite
 well. And ma has night.sweats and trouble
 some cough, That all of our doctors can't seem to
 drive off; She wakes every night and coughs quite
 spell, But in other respects she is doing quite
 well.
 There is nothing like philosophy to help one bear the ills of life, but in the case of this family what is most needed is good supply of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It would cleanse Amelia's bad blood, cure pa's ailments, and check mas cough. The "Golden Medical Discovery" by it's action on the liver, cleanses the system of impurities. It cures humors, ulcers, boils, scrofula, salt-rheum, erysipelas, and all kinds of sores and swellings. The only guaran- teed plood-purifier.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-10-06

mark or wilfully deface or destroy any certificate of nomination, or nomina- tion paper, or any part thereof, or any letter of withdrawal; or file any certifi- cate of nomination. or nomination pa- per, or letter of withdrawal, knowing the same or any part thereof to be false ly made; or suppress any certificate of nomination, or nomination paper, or any part thereof, which has been filed !; or forge or falsely make the official en- dorsement of any ballot, or wilfully de- stroy or deface any ballot, or wiIfully delay the delivery of any ballots, shall be punished by fine of one hundred dollars or one hundred days in the county jail,
 Sec. 35. Any public officer upon whom duty is imposed by this Act, who wil- fully negIects to perform such duty, or who shall wilfully perform 1t in such way as to hinder the objects of this Act, shall be punished by fine of two hundred dollars, or two hundred days ln the county jail.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-10-06

Mark Smith, Judge flakes of Mari copa and John Hunt, our candidate for the council, came down from Springer vile on the 2Sth ult The people had only a few hours notice of their coming still the Assembly Hall, the largest hall in the city, was packed to it's utmost ca pacity to hear our distinguished dele gate give an account of his stewardship. That they were entirely satisfied with his work was evidenced by the close at- tentIon paid to his remarks and the fre- quent applause by which he was inter- rupted. tThe Sleeping Beauty" was al- ways wide awake and at his post when the interests of Arizona demanded his attention. There is no one in Arizona who can fill the position better than our present delegate, and but few who could do it as we'll That he will be reelected goes without saying. After MT. Smith had closed his remarks, our old friend John Hunt was called for, and responded in few well chosen remarks. giving the people some good advice before conclud- ing That the old gentleman will be elected is as certain as the day of cleo ton will come. 's!.
The St. Johns herald., 1892-10-06

should show themselves friends of these people before asking for their votes. And, if the present scheme is not to lay a foundation for another crusade against these people, then those who are in a position to hear occasional droppings from the Republican sanctuary, do not understand the meaning of those drop pings.
 Can it be possible that men, whose venom and spleen against the Mormons some nine months ago are now their dearest friends? If so, what has wrought the change? Are they converted? No, we think not Neither do we think these people will support men, who, if they had the power, would deprive them of their rights, as many of the Republi- cans, in the past, have shown dispo- sition to do.
 It is to be hoped, for the good of the people and the growth of the county, that this little scheme of Reps. which 'has come from the head'' will meet with the rebuff and defeat it deserves, and that the people, whose rights it is aimed at, will give those who conceived it reproof that will both humiliate them and teach them a valuable lesson A little Southern boy, when asked if his father had good mule, mournfully re- piled, cone end of him is good" and so we think of the plotters and schemers of the G. o. P. in this county.
 PLoUGHBoY.
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sIoo Reward. s1OO.

The readers of THE HERALD will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being con- stitutional disease, requires constitu- tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the founda- ton of the disease, and giving the pa tient strength by building up the consti- tuition and assisting nature in doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of tes- timonials. Address
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On the Way to Paradise.

Let us hope that the people who hab- itually disregard their health will reach that desirable place, and avoid the To- cality which is less desirable as an eter- nal residence on account of the heat and surroundings generally. But while we tarry in this vale of tears, why should we voluntarily endure the torture of dyspepsia when systematic use of Hos- tetter's Stomach Bitters will rid us of the atrocious malady which-unless phy- sicians are very much at fault-tends to shorten the term of our existence. Heartburn, billousness, constipation al- most always accompany this complaint and are symptomatic of it. These are all extinguished by the Bitters, which also conquers completely malaria, rheu- matism, nervousness and debility. Since the appearance of ''la grippe" 1t has shown a singular mastery over this for midable complaint that has carried off so many of our brightest and best.