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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-05

Baltimore, April 4-Flour quiet: western
superfne 81 700sl co. western extra s. 01a
81 as; western family s. 601s2 90; winter
wheat, patent 50 1898 IS; spring wheat.
patent So 650D33 30; spring straight s. 25fn
s. so. Wheat strong; No, red spot 62A@
62hc; April 6214062lIc; May 63s063l8c; JUN
64A@64Hc; steamer No. 2 red 59&c bid:
milling, by sample, 5S&662c Corn strong;
mixed spot, 42ac bid; April 42a4c bid: May
42Ac bid; steamer mixed 420A21ac; southern,
by sample 43c; southern, grades. 434c.
Oats steady; No. white western 396 33I(c;
No. mixed western 354035%c RYE
dull; No ?. 54Q55c. Hay quiet steady
and unchanged; good to choice timothy
Sl4 500Sl5 90. Grain freights quiet and
unchanged; steam to Liverpool per hushel
Ad, rs; Cork, for orders. IS; cotton. per 100
visions firm; mess pork, S13 50. Bulk meats
shoulders &c; short rib sides nc; clear
sides 714c. Sugar-cured smoked shoulders
sac; hams llAQllhc lard. refined IS IS.
Butter steady; creamery fancy 2SG124c;
ladle fancy l4c rolls, fine 13414c; store
packed 90lOc. Eggs weak at Toe Coffee
quiet; No. :; l7hc. Sugar quiet; graduated
Cincinnati, April 4-Flour, spring patents
So Z5uS3 80 family 81 25Gl52 so: fancy SO IS
ass 10. Wheat quiet; No. 2 red 56hc, Corn
steady; No mixed 40c; No. = yellow ear
Acc No. white ear BIC. Oats firm; No
white 35hc: No. , mixed 33I5c Pork-citv
mess Sl2 50; clear mess Sl3 %; family S12 o.
Lard-ioboing. steam leaf 7Sc; kettle dried
7Ac, Bacon steady; shoulders 6hc: short
rib sides CSC; short clear sides &c. Whisky
steady at 81 IS.
St. Louis, April 4.-FlUur higher but auiet.
patents - 300 80 90; fancy 50 256l$2 80; choice
81 901q2 10. Wheat strong and higher; Nav
59lac old; July 6llsc. Corn higher; April 35b
nominal; May S52s@25hc: June 353Sc Oats
higher; May 32Hc; July 25lac. Pork stand
ard mess Sl2 80 on orders, Sl3 90. Lard.
prime steam at ~ GO: choice 81 TO- Dry
sailed meats-shoulders S. IS; longs and
clear ribs 30 05; shorts IS IS. Bacon-boxed
shoulders So 20; longs So 62IE; clear ribs Sc rs;
shorts So STA High wines steady at al 0S
Rice.
New York, April 4-Rice. fairly active and
firm; domestic fair to extra, 33s05hc; Japan
4hG4zlc.
Wool.
New York April 4.Wool quiet and steady;
domestic fleece 20G2oc; pulled I6925c.
Petroleum, Oils Etc
New York, April 4.--Cotton seed oil frmer
and quiet crude &c; yellow &c.
New York, April 4.-Petroleum market
quiet; Washington, in barrels IS 90; Wash
ington, in bulk, 50 so; refined nominal: New
Baltimore in barrels, s. TO-; PHILADELPHIA and
Baltimore, in bulk, 81 6O,0$2 to.
Naval Stores.
New York, April 4.-Rosin market firm and
dull; strained common to good, 81 $50
81 20. Turpentine scarce and firmer at 29i4D
3Oc
Charleston April 4.-Spirits turpentine.
dull at zoe. Rosin firm; good strained al 9oc
Wilmington, n c., April 4.-Rosin dull;
strained, 90c: good strained. 95c Spirits
turpentine nrm at 2554c. Tar steady soc
Crude turpentine steady; hard 81 10; soft and
virgin, 81 50.
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For additional shipping news
see other columns.
Notice TO Mariners.

Washington, D c, April 2, ls94-Notice is
hereby given by the Lighthouse Board that,
on or about April 3, 1894. the characteristic
of the second,order light at Minots Ledge
light station, of the entrance to Boston har-
Dor, Massachusetts,, will be changed from
fixed white TO flashing white, signaling the
number li3 every 81 seconds thus: One flash,
dark interval about 30 seconds flashes, dark
interval about seconds 3 flashes, dark in.
terval about 10 seconds. The order OF the
light Will not be changed For about one
week previous to the change in Characteristic
the present Illuminating apparatus will be re-
placed by six lens lanterns placed so as to
show one fixed white hight OF about one-third
the power of the present light.
Pilot charts and all photographic informa-
ton will be furnished masters of vessels free
Of charge in United States photographic or
nee in the custom house. Captains are re-
queSted to call at the office.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received for
transmission to the navy department.
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COnsignees.

Per Central Railroad April 4-Butler g. s.
NJ Maclean & Co, Stubs s. 4, John Fannery
s. Co Hunter p & B, NJ Y & d l MacIntyre
w w Gordon & Co, P Williams & Co. l. J
johnson. Lindsay NJ Savannah c & w Co,
Standard Oil Co. T. Lovell's Sons. w ~ Reid
s Guckenheimer & Sons. d Weed & Co. Iva
Washington j w Teeple q Co. w G Powell,
Savannah Brewing Co. Haynes & f., Lewis
Davis II II Cohen, w d Slmkins, Cohen Bros,
NJ Ferst's Sons q Co, j S 1art. j W Nickel
Leopold Adler, Bethurey Watson, Savannah
Bottling Co, p II Ward, Venable Bros, d II
Browdcr s. Co, w II Conneratt.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail
way, March &c w Parish w ID Simkins,
Fawcett Bros Southern Cotton Oil Co. w Fl
Price, Fretwell & n j E Grady Son, ID 5
Wells, T J Davis, Georgia Poultry Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western rail
way. April Wv w Gordon G. Co, Butler e. s.
John Flannery & Co, M & D MacIntyre.
NJ Maclean s. Co, Woods 6 q Co, Lemon & NJ.
w w Chisholm Co. Chestnut s ON Craw-
ford II g Co; Ellis J & Co, Edwards T & GO,
Gregg J s W Hunter p g. b, McNatt g. M
Peacock Il & Co. Nelson C & Co, J p VIII
Jams Co Savannah N $ Co. d b Lester Gro.
Gerry Co. s Guckenheimer Sons. A hanley,
ID y & h Il Dancy, w Miller II Traub, Tom
Mattox Standard Oil Co McDonough Co.
Reppard & Co, K l. Smith. Chas Ledne. l. J
Dunn Commercial Guano Co. Moore Co.
A Ehrlich & Bro. Foye & NJ. NJ McCuly J
f Freeman j r Einstein, Standard Oil Co,
Lowell g. l.. G w Tiedeman & Bro - Gastel-
man, r West & CO. Estate S w Branch Jos
Dieter, J. Myers q Co. q M ID Riley, Julia B
Ford Haynes s. r. Savannah Grocery Co, @ II
Holmes, IL Solomon & Son. KavanauRh & b,
IEpstein & Bro, Lippman Bros w d Simkins,
savannah Brewing Co. Solomcns Co, = A
Schreiner, Savannah Steam Bakery, d l.
Wa ers, A Ehrlich g. Bro The Miller Co. Hull
& p Palmer Hardware Co. A Letter Son,
Appel g. >, Mohr Bros, Whitehead & Co G
Hohen, Cohen Bros. Southern Cotton Oil Co.
Jackson NJ & Co, Leopold Adler.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway,
April 5-Chesnutt & ON, j z Williams s. Co,
= Ills Y & Co, Peacock II & co. Gregg j & w.
Hunter = g. B. Southern Cotton OiCo F. st
Clair, M Ferst's Sons & Co. haynes g. r, j d
Sanders. Brown Bros. Q II Sipple. Brown g.
n, CIR X & Blfg Co, Epstein g. Bro.
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Neuralgia, Catarrh and Rheumatism
Cured After Three Years Intense
Suffering

George Briggs. OF Moore. Oklahoma. writes
March ~, 1894 that p. p. p. (Prickly Ash
Poke Root and Potassium has cured him OF
catarrh, facial neuralgia and rheumatism
after three years Of intense suffering. The
pain lay In his cheek bone and temple, down
right side Of face. along upper lip. and whole
length OF lower lip, and from the slightes I
touch suffered agonies for weeks at a time
Could only open his mouth wide enough for
teaspoon. and any acid In his food would put
him in torture.
He had consultation Of the best physicians
in Texas but all TO no purpose.
Catarrh ana rheumatism was also causing
him much trouble until he tried +. p. p. He
says he Is well and will swear that neuralgia,
catarrh and rheumatism, no matter how
chronic or how old the cases are, that 2. T.. +.
Will make a total cure.
Mr. Briggs winds up his testimonial by say
ing, he thanks God and our medicine. II. p.
p. lPrickly Ash Poke Root and Potassium
for the great cure.-ad
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The crowds that gathered TO witness the
funeral rites OF the late high priest Of Hon
Janji in Kioto, Japan. were estimated at iGO,-
OJJ persons Confusion ana accidents were
almost Inevitable The GoJiyo bridge broke
under the strain imposed upon It, and twenty
persons were preciptated into the river; hap.
PLY all were re scqed. A'sbuil1ing speeia lv
erected TO shelter visitors collapsed and 200
were caught in the ruins. None were killed
and only twenty-eight were so badly hurt as
to necessitate their removal 70 she hospital
Sixteen thieves were arrested and twenty-slx
children were lost.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah, Ca, April 4, 1894.
Cotton.

--s, market was again a little quiet to-day
.--rsacttons somewhat smaller than yes
d.. The entire sales Of the day were 4s5
..rss at steady and unchanged prices. On
,ahsrre At the first call, at 1890 O'Clock a. m,
,,s market was buletined firm and IN
.1srred with sales OF I49 bales. At the reg
1r,' midday call, at O'Clock p. m it was
s,sadv and unchanged, the sales being 2et
lies AT the last call. at O'Clock p. m, it
c cg steady and unchanged with no sales.
The oacial quotations at the Cotton Ex-
-tsr~a are as follows: Market steady.
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Bribery is often punishable with death in
China. The latest case is noted in an i'm
pcrlal degree which SAYS that although the
board OF punlshments have asked for mercy
in the case Of Chou tutsing, found guilty OF
trying 10 bri1c the Chekiang Literary Chan
cellor while passing through Soochow last
autumn. with the sum OF $4,000 for passing
SIX candidates at the Hangchow chujen ex-
aminatious. on the ground that the crime was
exposed before any harm had been done.
etc. we command that the proper sentence
Of decapitation after the autumn assizes
next year be decrecd in his case a severe
warning TO would be offenders in the future.
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Impure Blood Can Be made Pure.

Boils, pimples, and other eruptions re-
moved-the skin assuming clear and
healthy appearance-all by taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator, purely vegetable.
-ad.
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The steamer Cherokee Bearse, from Jack
sonville, at New York, reports March 81, at
4:2J p m, HatteraS bearing ME- Il miles dis
tant. in II fathoms of water passed sunken
three masted schooner with topmast and
masthead above water.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-05

Per steamship Decatur Fl Miller for Balti-
more-700 bales cotton 3 bales sea island cot
ton. 10 bales sweepings $50 bbls rosln. p bbs
rosin oil, 100 bbls spirits turpentine. bbls
pitch, 25 tons pig iron. p cases domestics 524
empty barrels, $50 cases canned goods IS $50
etables, 2S8 crates vegetables, 100 pkgs mdse.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-05

New York, April 4.--Business at the stock
exchange to day was quiet. After fairly
steady opening the market was weakened by
a drop in General Electric to 40, a loss OF IL
compared with the closing OF yesterday. The
stock continued weak tnro lghout the day,
and in the last half hour of business touched
38I. nearly 10000 shares having changed
cred favorable, and there was steady sup.
plyof the sstock from start to finish. To put 1t
mildly the statement was a surprise to the
street and professionals were not slow to dis.
cover LIQUIDATION and to take advantage OF
the situation. DistillinR and Cattle Feed
ing advanced fracuonally at the
start. but later receded to 262S, a loss of l9s
per cent. On streetsrumors that the case now
before Judge Gibson will be decided against
the COMPANY Chicago Gas was depressed
from 641s to 62S, the elections at Chicago
having beeu considered UnfdVOrable to the
company. Missouri Pacific was again active
Mt 3I63203 O5s Delaware and Hudson rose
from 13975 to 1875. The advance in the
latter was attributed to purchases by con
tending interests in the matter OF the new
stock issue stockholders are TO act on the
matter Nav s. One division Of TIE
hoard of directors favors issuing the
new stock at 70 and the other at 100
I ondon did little or nothing, ana the reports
Of railway earnings for the fourth week and
month OF March we're accepted with com
nlacpncv In the last hour the weakness or
General Electric disturbed small holders,
who proceeded forthwith to sell. resulting in
a net loss of "a to 2ls per cent, General lslec-
trie Leading. Delaware and HUDSON gained
%, and Consolidated Gas per cent. Inc
market closed week TIE railway and mis-
celIaneous bond market was strong. The
transactions aggregated 1900 shares Of
listed and IL 600 shares unlisted stocks.
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Naval Stores.

Spirits Turpentine-The market continues
firm and unchanged. The demand has been
moderate. Receipts continue large, and the
Offering stock Is increasing. The corrected
count Of the stock on hand was reported at
the Board of Trade to-day and shows an in
crease Of 1869 casks on the amount reported
April l. At the Board of Trade to-day, the
market at the opening and closing was
oulletined firm, at 261qc for regulars No
sales were reported. There was some sales
made, however, at the official quotation.
ROsin-Ihe demand for ali gra0es continues
good and the inquiry for pales is increasing
There was another advance of SC to-day on
Waterwhite, Window Glass and n rosins
The corrected count of the stock on hand
April l. was posted to-day at the Board of
Trade, and is 4Ol6 barrels in addition to the
amount before reported. At the Board of
Trade, at he first call, at II o'clock a. m. the
market was bulletined firm and unchanged.
Al the last call, at o'clock D. m, il advanced
&c per barrel on each of the higher grades
The official quotations are as follows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-05

steamship Decatur II Miller. Baltimore.
steamship Broomhaugh .Brl, Harburg.
Schr Madeleine Cooney, New York.
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Part 8 Contains
A Literary and Pictorial DsSCrip-
ton Of Scenes in Florida
and Niagara,
On The Beverly GOQSl, Massachusetts,
(stcel Engraving)

The City Gate,
Watch Tower, San Marco,
Interior of San Marco,
Ruins of a Spanish Fort at Matauzas
Inlet,
Coquina Quarry, Anastasla Island,
A Garden in Florida,
Mouth Of the ST Johns River-LooSing
in.
Mouth Of the st. Johns River-Looking
out,
Bar Light House, Mouth of the ST. Johns
River
Green Cove Springs,
A Florida Swamp,
Waiting for Decomposition,
Ascending the Ocklawaha River at Night,
The Lookout,
A Postof1ice on the Ocklawaha,
A Slight Obstruction in the Ocklawaha,
Cypress Single Yard,
A Sudden Turn in the Ocklawaha,
Silver Spring,
Stairway at Whirlpool
The Brink of the Horseshoe,
Barnett's Stair, under Table Rock,
Barnett's Stair. in Winter,
Under the Falls, Canada Side.
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THE MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, April ), 1894
Sailed YESTERDAYS

Bark Emilia rNorl Moller. Wilmington,
Downing 4 Co
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Miss Fanny Crosby, who is best known es
the author Of safe in the Arms Of Jesus.
has been blind since she was G years old. She
Is now ".
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

2uh rNISeS. .'....+............... 5.40
~~-~~~-~-~~~-~-~~~-~~~~~~ ~~~-~~~1~S~1S-So~1%S
High Water at Fort Pulaski 6:O0am 6:32pm
Central Standard imei
~~~~~0~N~~~~~~~-~~~~>~S~~ ~->~~~-~~~-~~~-~~~-~~~
THURSDAY. April B. 1904
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Highest Prices Paid for
EuPS Ard HIDES
~ - "a - ~f~Ir-Tn Y zr-Lr Ia - -

SAVANNAH, GA.
Hides-Dry Flint, sac; Dry Sailed. 3Ilc;
Butcher sailed, &c; Green sailed 24c. Deer
Skins--Fl,nt 25c; Sailed, zoe: damaged, i0c
Wool Prime Georgia and Lake, free OF sand
B1d burrs and black, Fac; Wool, black, l6c;
Wool, bury 7d12c. Wax, 25c. Tallow, 4se
Otto Skins. 50cGiS7
III ST. JULIAN STREET.
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HAS BEEN REVISED

and corrected to date. Everything passe
has been omitted, new matter has been
added. new illustrations specially pre-
pared al1 inserted, and the work to-day
stanCs unequaled.
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Steamship d Miller, Billups, Baltimore
John Caroan. Agt.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Schr Adelbert Ames. Jameson, New York
with salt TO Savannah Grocery Company,
vessel to George Harriss & Co.
Steamer Alpha. Daniels, Beaufort and
Port Royal-CH Modlock, Agent.
steamer Katie, Bevin Augusta and way
landings-W Gibson. Manager.
Arrived Up from Quarantine Yesterday.
Steamship City Of Gloucester CBrI. Mi.
bourn, Norfolk-Richardso & Barnard.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship d II Miller, Biuups, baltimore
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Rice

The market is Arm. The sales to-day were
M barrels. The quotations at the Board OF
Trade are as follows:
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Market for poultry steady; fair demand;
geese 4 pair, 96caSl 90; ducks. 65075c Mar
ket for eggs is steady; market fully supplied;
country, per dozen. lie. Peanuts
Ample stock: demand fair: market steady;
fancy hand picked Virginia, z 10 sc; hand
picked q ID, 4c; small hand picked, q b, &c.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York, April 4, 4 p. m.-Money on call
is easy at l per cent. The last loan was at 1
per cent, and a. the closing was offered at /
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 31a0lH per cent
Bar silver 63lsc
Sterling exchange is rm, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at S4811404 S71S for
sixty days and 81 81404 S5>a for demand;
posted rates 81 8 "a s14.
DAYS and 81 S7116l4 8124 for demand,
Government bonds higher State bonds firm.
Railroad bonds strong.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected
New York April 4.--The following were
the opening quotations a. the Stock Exchange
fn-dav-
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-16

pop Of rcvolvCrs, the shouts or men ana
the waving of handkerchicfs by the ladies
inspired us to do our best. We felt cXhila-
rated We arose to the occasion. The sight
of our narrow minded, knOckkneed, small
soulcd contemporary in the audience de-
cided us on making an effort which should
drive him head first through the floor.
We began in low, pathetic tones to re-
cite the causes which led the pilgrim ia
theirs to seek these shores, and for - min
utes it seemed as if every person in the
audience held his breath Then We Slid
along to the Declaration of Independence,
The war for liberty, the founding OF tins
glorious republic and the present great
ness Of the nation. BY slow degrees, &C
cOmpanicd by much enthusiastic shooting,
we got around TO Arizona. The applause
was like the roar Of a mighty flood. We
referred to THE KICKER and its vigorous
appeals to lOngcrs for justice, and for SIX
long minutes it seemed as if the hall was
being toycd with by an avalanche. When
the applause had subsidized, we had some
thing to say of our patriotic and progress
i've pcOple-Cur mines, cattle and agricul-
turc, our energy in the past and ambition
for the future. We made comparisons
which ratified the shingles on the roof.
We submitted facts and figures which
made every person in the vast audience
arise to his feet and shrek again. When
we finally closed with a pcrOratiOn which
cid Cicero would nave thought cheap at
$50 during a financial panic and sat down
exhausted the enthusiasm reached such
a pitch that the necessary repairs to the
hall will cost in the neighborhood Of ST.
200. Scores of people called on us during
the last -four days to inquire if our subscrip-
ton and advertising rates will be raised.
Nothing of the sort is contemplated, and
Job work will still continue to be done
promptly and at lowest figures. Should
our speech be wanted by any editor in any
other territory we will forward 1t for =
reasonable sum. but it must not be used
in connection with any town lot boom or
irrigation fake. At l2 o'clock that night.
after we were In bed, some one came and
fred SIX bullets into HI KICKER Office. Il
was our esteemed contemporary, no doubt,
bet as Usual his shooting was only . waste
Of ammunition
NE!GHBoEHoeD NEws-The lndla= VIA
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The NJ O of 1t.

They had wandered far from the merry
bathers, and in the shade of a b~eetling crag,
where the ripping waves spoke in soft UNI
son with their thoughts. they paused.
My darling,' he whispered, II trust our
engagement will be short"
She looked into his face with a puzzled
look in her great gray eyes
"Of Course
Her every word burned into his 0
you don't imagine ! can afford to
pay SO a day at that hotel and tool with
long engagements. do YOU
Then it dawued upon him that the heart
of the fin de steele woman was f~earfully
and wonderfully made, and that the man
who understood it was just about & donly
Detroit Tribune
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-16

And YOU. woman. will 0 u love for
this man continue to the brink OF the
grave and beyond?"
"Wcll. l sa~rtainly Cote Gu Sam, she
chcerfully replied
What property have You gOt2' was
asked of the bridegroom
Ter acres Of land, a horse and a dug
out
And you, MADAME
Ten acres of land, a COW and a sod
house
"And you both 1ovc?'
we do"
An right. Stand over there Clasp
hands. Now, then Sam, If you don't use
this woman right, I'll hunt you up and
make your heels crack. and, woman, II
YOU don't do your level best tC make sam
happy. IN divorce you All forbid you to
marry again. ] pronounce you man and
wife. No kissing the bride, and nothing
TO pav Dig out for your dugouts and be
happyl'
but you are not a preacher'" | said to
again.
"Of course not
"Thcn why-why'-
ITO make en- happy, Of course That's
about the fifteenth couple I've married
within two years, and l expect to marry
about Is more.
"But'--
"No butts about it When a man can
make two of his fellow beings happy by
jumping out of a stage and joining them
in the holy bonds of wedloCk, then he's a
blamed mean critter to hold back on itF'
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The ARIZONA KICKER.
The Editor Makes n Great Address. but Ad-
Nertising Rates Remain the Same.

OUR GROWING EFFORT The address
which we delivered at the public meeting
held in the town hall last Tuesday even
ing was no doubt the crOwning ehor or
our life, although our esteemed contem-
porary. of course, characterizes 1t as the
senseless rawlings of n lunatic who ought
TO be sent to a public asylum" 1t was
another meeting to give public expression
on the question of admitting Arizona TO
statehood. Every man. woman and chlld
in this town having the interests OF Arr
iona at heart was there. 1t was a wildly
enthusiastic audience. The two 'front.'
rows of chairs were occupied by gentlemen
with guns. and they took advantage or
each and every opening to bang away at
the ceiling and prove their enthusiasm.
The mayor of this town-who is ourselt-
introduced the editor of II
who is ourself-and as we stepped to the
front the applause was simply terrific. The
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-16
Its Principal Beauty.

The strong point about mississippi river
water said the st. Louis man, holding a
glass of the fluid up betweeR himself and
the light. lis that it's self fltering. Asthe
sand and rich a~lluvial matter it contains
sink to the bottom they carry all the inn
purities along with them, leaving the re-
sulting liquid pure and wholesome"
And he tilted it carefully toward his
mouth, being careful not to disturb the
quarter of an inch of rich ~alluvial matter
ut the bottom of the glass, and drank it
with great relish Chicago TribuEe.
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MAKING FOLKS HAPPY.
They Both Loved and Were Spliced In q
Practical tanner,

There were only two OF Us IN the stage
coach, and though | had asked my com
pa3;on no questions l pretty Well knew
that he was a prospector We had left the
station Only two miles behind when we
were stopped by a man and a woman
f.andiag hand in hand in the road. The
man was al cf 60 and lame in both legs,
and the woman was at least 80 and hac
lost az eye and most Of her teeth. As tie
stagss stepped the couple came forward az
the MAJ asked:
Ar either Of you IN thar a preacher''
What's wented?" asked my companion
as he got down