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THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

Since Senator Allen made his urbane com.
parison OF Senator Chandler TO babooD, he
has received several fiatteriDg offers from
managers to deliver series OF lectures on Par
llamentary Politeness, Sarcasm and Wit.
There ls a peculiar ligbtness and delIcacy OF
touch about Mr.. Aliens playfulness. We
should like to see him umpire close game Of
baseball.-New York Sun.
With all their fierce and intense loyalty, the
Republicans OF Massachusetts have never nom-
mated Federal soldier for Governor Of their
State. This is all the more astonishing when
II is remembered that they are wildly rebellous
whenever an ex-Confederate Is nominated for
Governor OF any other State.-St. Louis Re.
public.
Senator Mills OF Texas is still solidly in favo
Of free lead ore. but against free iron ore. and
for free wool, but against free sugar. This
extraordinary condition OF the Senator's men
tai affairs shows that Mr.. Mills personally
needs tariff reforming much more urgently
than the country does--New York Press.
When the sons and secretaries OF United
States Senator'S hang over the tape for weeks
while a new tariff bill IS In process of fOrma.
tion 1t is very clear that somebody close to our
great men is on the make, however innocent
those statesmen may themselves appear.-St.
Louis Post Dispatch.
The money Andrew Carnegie "paid for
peace" 10 the Secretary of the Navy was plea
OF guilty 10 the charge OF fraud. Now give the
case TO the courts. There must be no official
compoundng Of the felony OF furnishing rotten
armor-plate for The American Nayy.-New
York World.
IL the general public should refuse to believe
that the efforts of certain United States Sena-
tors in behalf Of the sugar trust were entirely
dislnterested, the accused Senators may find
charitable world. New York Mail and Ex-
press.
Russia and China are very friendly OF late
and line OF telegraph will soon be opened be.
tween Pekin and 81. Petersburg. But 1t Is far
from probable that correspondents will be
cal letters.-Globe- Democrat.
The Bohemian term "Pantata" has passed
into the language Every tcwn has Its Pantata,
and the rural press is working the newly dis
covered word for all that 1t is wortb.-New
York Commercial Advertiser.
Crispi is Just the sort OF man that Italy needs
to deal with her anarchists. He don't scare
worth a cent" and he strikes back at them In
most spirited style. More power to his elbow
New York Recorder.
The offer OF a college presidency to Chairman
Wilson must open up cheerful prospect for a
man who tried craftsmanship and made fall
uTe OF it.-New York Tribune
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BEFORE OR AFTER.

Ii is stated that several Democrats here
have waited upon President Cleveland
and Secretary Carlisle and urged upon
them the policy OF postpnning another
bond issue until after the November elee-
lions. These Democra make an argu-
ment which cannot fail 10 impress both
The President and the Secretary. They
say that if the issue is made before the
election the Democratic party will be
swept of the face Of the earth. As neither
the President nor the Secretary desire to
figure in history as the Last Of the Mohi-
cans" il is presumed that they will try to
persuade Wall street 10 give them few
months respite. Rather than have the
party swept of the face of the earth they
might consent 10 the use of silver as a
kind OF bresstTork against the expected
demand for gold.
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BERKELEY.

at Pythian Hall on Saturday evening the
Republicans OF East Ben kelley met and formed
a permanent organization The following of.
GERS were chosen: j. Nj. Whtworlh, pTesi-
dent; W. L. Weir, vice-presldent; Robert
Edgar. secretary: Z. II. Shaw, treasurer; c.
r. Lord, seTgeant-at-arms resolution was
passed iDdorslng the Hign School proposition.
The entertainment given by Columbia Fire
Company in Shattuck Hall on Saturday even
ing was well attended.
An additional building Is being erected as an
annex 10 Miss Heads school for the aceommo-
dation of the increasing number OF pupils 1t
is 22X40 feet aud two stories high, and Will
form an l. 10 the main building.
Another Iumbet-yaTd is soon TO be estab-
lished in Berkeley by one OF lis prominent clti-
Zens. THIS will make the. third. There is so
much building going on here that IL seems TO be
warranted
The Berkeley ferry-boats were run yesterday
for the purpose OF carrying passengers. Ii WIS
d convenience for the West Berkeley people, as
the local from there did not run as regularly as
the train from East Berkeley.
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Tho Overland FLYER

The Union Pacific is the only line running Pull
man palace sleepers and dining-cars daily san
Francisco to Chicago without change. Time to
Chicago only. three and half days. and to New
York four and a half days.
Personally conducted tourist excursions through
to Chicago every Thursday. Upholstered tourist
carsto Chicago daily without change.
For tickets and sleepIng-car accommodations
call or address: ID. W. Hitchcock general agent, l
Montgomery st., San Francisco; or g. +. Herr,
agent, 22s South Spring St. Los Angeles. Cal.
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able adjustment They should consider
the magnitude Of he interests involved.
Every day Of idleness is 20 the people
loss or at least half million dolla;s.
These losses come at a time when all in
dustries are depressed through causes not
within cur power 10 remove. A just cause
need not fear tie examination Of al intelii-
gent and impartial tribunal
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=HsIT0RS TO COUNTRY RESORTS.
JULY 1884

city Sqbscrj5er8 to THE CALL vtsiting
the cQ@iltry during the sumner months can
-hqge 1keir paper se1t 10 them for any
pertod destred-one lseek Or L0nger.
= Orders. con BE- gigen 70 the carrier Or to
ettteriAe .Braneb Qfce 10 Market street.
! or Business Office. 525 Wontqomerg street
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"Mrs. WinsIow,s Soothing Syrnn ),

Has been used fifty years by millions Of
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect 1t soothes the child softens th a
Gums. allays Pain. cures Wind Collie regu al es the
Bowels, and is the best remedy for Diarrhmas
whether arising from teething other causes
For sale by Druggists In every part OF the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup 25c bottle.
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srRscRIPTIoN RATEs:

pITT.Y CALL dneiudIrg sunoSys), ts sper Fesr y
E8sI POSTPAID. 15 cents per week o. % cents PEI
esleD6sF month. through csrTIsrS- DAiLI - -
I've corses nhree months. - = SUNDAY tAL3z
q g. per year postpaid SUNDAY CAL L.is so2 z
WEEELE CALL. s25g ger yezf' Ios'Ls-e- p" "-----
C&LLs q, per gesrs ygstpzla
TEE CALI cannot return rejected nsnusef7 yts'
Et4 VII the editor enter lEto cores pcDosAoS 70
1IscL41E IEe-r
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Her Pocket Picked,

Mrs. Maria Giroth obligingy held up the
little son CT Jean Peyrouet, a shoemaker, TO
see the people leaving The Mechanics Pavilion
yesterday afternoon. While she was doing so
Jean went through her pockets and stole her
purse. containing So gold piece and some
loose change and her keys She gave tile alarm
and Jean was hustled TO the City Prison, where
ne was charged with grand larceny.
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party of friends of the management and
The inmafes.
There will be-a San Francisco carnival
night Tuesday evening with mardi gras
floats, parades, etc. For the Fourth OF
July elaborate preparations are being
MADE. The admission will be . cents and
10 cents, and in addition 70 the many ex-
traordinarY features promised the night
will close with brilliant display Of fare
well fireworks
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prPIICaTIoN OFFICE:

~ Nonfgome~y street near Clay. open unt1 il
Ciejoek ,. y. BRANCH OFFICES: TO MzFkst
fireet. near Rezrzyo open uutJ Z O'Clock rn5onigEt
rs Ezyes street 1psr Until $50 oclocks D5l lsTkln
EIeet open uurl SsOo'cloek- So corner slzteeI1lh
arc &iEEOn streets oDeu uuJl z ce-ock5 z'-o
\ ission street opeu untI oclocks s1d 10 MIL
Et4Ssi CDeL uutiI & ~ o.cLCck.
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Phillips Rock Island Excursions

Leave San Francisco every Wednesday via RIO
G RANDE AND Rock ISLAND RAILWAYS. Through
tourist sleeping cars to Chicago and Boston. Man.
ager and porter accompany these excursions
through to Boston. For tickets, sleeping car ac-
commodations and further information address
CLINTON JONES, General Agent Rock Island Rail-
way, SO Montgomery street. San Francisco
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overland poufe

The Shasta Route and Northern Pacific Rail.
road TO points In Washington, Idaho, Montana
The Dakotas. Minnesota. Wisconsin, Illinois
and all Eastern States IS the most comfortable
and picturesque line OF all. Daily train SER
vice. with dining, Pullman Palace and up
holstered tourist cars on all trains. L. 4.
General Agent, 638 Market ST.
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MORE than $4,000 people read the Pacific
States Watchman"; 10000 BONA fide subscrlb.
ers: largest legitimate circulation OF any
monthly west of the Rocky Mountains. A few
frst-class advertisements will be taken. Ad
dress VIM. ii. BARNES, 81. AIMS building,
san francisco, Cal.
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The ''holy ghost plant" product of
Mexico, Central and South America. is so
called because OF the shape of the flower,
which has the appearance Of a dove with
expanded wings
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NOTICE 7

Any Of olfr patrons os6o fail TO find THE
NOK&TEG GAIL far saLe Jy troinbogs
tstU corsfsr q Jacor Jy not.fying this Qftce
q tie fact. naming the date 0nd train.
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The London Lancet says that persons
affected with insomnia should not go to
either seashore or mountain, but should
seek quiet inland resorts that are few
feet above the sea level.
The morning call., 1894-07-02

WHAT stronger proof is needed of the merits of
Hoods Sarsaparilla than the hundreds of test l.
monials published telling of marvellous cures it
has effected after all other rem edies had failed
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FIREwoRKs.-Buy direct from the only
manufacturer on this coast, California
Fireworks Company, 219 Front street,
between California and Sacramento*
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DEFAET1CEsT or AGRICULTURE
WEATHEE ECEEAC.
EAN FEAS cisco. July !, lS9s-J
OnfciaI Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Monday.
SAL Francisco aud vICi1lty-FsiT, bUt prob
ably foggy Or cloudy weather: nearly stationary
temperature. nigh southwest winds In tbe atter
Boon. W Il. HAENOS,
Local Forecast OrcizL
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TRF DAILY nIoRyIxG CALL

FOR SALE At
New York BEE-NTANO BROS. 9 Union Square
ChIczz zg..-.--.-..-- w Z. ETZER. 1sS state street
Eew Orleans. GALLoT 3 &JoCBERT. II55l Coznu0a
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Appointed Delegates.

S. johnson and A. J. Read were Saturday
night appointed delegates 10 the third annual
convention OF tn California Federation of
Iypograp phicaI Unions 20 be held al Sacramento
on August 9. These gentlemen will represent
Oakland Typographical Union No. SO.
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For the benefit OF our out-of- town patrons
who were unable TO attend our great SIS suit
sale last week we Will continue II during this
week. Roos BROS.
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Z IbE EAsIEhH OFFICE OF IHE tALI4
50 Potter building, New York City, Is provided With
2-es q California p2peTs- Visitors welcome Ao-
FsTg1slrS rates and sample copies furnished
4. Z MIECE. ManAEer.
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Another Attachment.

The unfortunate Consolidated Piedmont
Cable Company has been attac he'd once more.
This finn IL was placed by Ira Bishop, the re-
eeyer, in favor OF the San Francisco Tool Com
paDy for S32, 993 27. { is SAID that the object
In putting on this attachment IS to protect The
hy
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ATCIIoh sALts To-pAY
wEATHER PREDICTIONS.

EFUENITUEE--By the EeseT Furniture Co., a.
f75 AID 775 .SarEet 81. ~ Il O'Clock.
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A big glacier has formed in the Rocky
Mountains, near ST. Mary River. Mont.
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FAREWELLS AT THE FAIR
A Grand Festival in Honor OF
the Exposition.
ACCIDENTS MAR THE PLEASURES
Three Men Were Injured, but the
Crowds Enjoyed the Novel Sunday
Entertainment Thoroughly.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY

Through 7urnsst'es Testerday......4o.a4t
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Card.

DR., ELLEN ID. MOORE, Office and family
practice, Lancaster building, Berkeley, Cal .
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THE MORNING CALL

Has larger Circu' alton than any
other newspaper published in San
Francisco.
The morning call., 1894-07-02

The swimming department of the Palace
Baths opened March L.
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WIN cros. the Bay.

In view Of tn fact that there will be no
special celebration of the Fourth Of July ID
Oakland this year, the Grand Army Posts here.
Lyon and AppOmaIioX, have decided 10 cross
the bay ana participate with the san Francisco
posts In the exercises at the Micwinier Far.
Post Commander G. b. klug OF Lyon Post has
been appointed by Grand Marshal Grove one
Of tie aids on his staff.
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BACON Printing Company. sos Clay street..
BUY glass of F. N oods & Co., 81 Firstst..
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A Jesuit Mission
Went to Germany,

The most recent entry in The already crowded
divorce arena is John a. Nordin. Mr. NOTdin
wants divorce because his wife, Sophie
Nordn has deserted him. He says ~ his CON-
plalnt that he cid everything he could 10 pro-
vide her with pleasant home, but that when
everything going along smoothly she
packed ber trunk and went back 10 Germany.
She has not returned yet and Mr.. Nordil wants
3
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z 6-inch Flower Pots,
win handles
I Colored ounISins
5 extra arSs Yin " heels
. large Pin u heels
: O.. =. can ! ed Fire
, IarEe Aparkling Bomb bs
= RuDy Lights
= Catherine wheels
2 BeeniYes
I Trlzacle
8 >erpeutS
= 6as Weiis
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FIRE WORKS
AND
FLAGS!
Assorted Cases Of Fireworks
for Home Display
CASE NO. /, s1.oo, coNTAfNs
s2.oo. CONTAINS

2 medium Pin Wheels
2 EeehiT5s
5 large Pin wheels
b 4-inch Serpeuts
- Catherine " heels
IL blue lights iexfrs)
] z-ibeh Triangle Wheel
/ Young America Szluie
: pkgs Crackers
10 Redheads
l pkg TorpedOes
y pes PUNK
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Groceries & liquors. Z. Brandt, Oak 6 0ctayia.'
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CASE 40. 4, 8
8 6-baIl Caaoles
3 s bali Candles
3 i0-ball Candies
s kuby Torches
2 No. 2 Miniature Bat
teries
3 No. 2 Sparkling Bombs
4 Electric Lights
or. D c u Red Fire
8 6-oZ. Roc els
3 4-oZ Exhibition Rock
els
3 4-inch Bengal Lights
3 Beehives
l large Mount VesuTius
: 4-inch Flow er Pots
8 6-Inch Flower Pots
The morning call., 1894-07-02

HEADQUARTERS FOR AMERICAN FIRE
WORKS. FIRECRACKERs. LAXTERNS,
FLAGS. PISTOLS, ETC.
fS send for Descriptive Catalogue.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-09
The receipts at the opera house las
night amounted to Sl30.

The receipts at the opera house last
night amounted to Sl30.
A suit 10 the district court was enter
ed this morning by Paul Abadie against
Juan Elias on writ of attachment.
A '94 Lu-Mi- Mum bicycle, weighing
twenty-six pounds, with Palmer tires
and wooden rims, has been ordered by
Byron Hartwell.
E. W. Bowers, L. Roce and others
will take bicycle run to Fort Lowell
in the morning as an appetizer for break
fast.
Mr.. West, who bought cattle in this
city two weeks ago purchasing, of John
Zellweger among others, was. injured in
a railroad wreck in Colorado recently.
The Drovers' Telegram of Kansas City
says: w. L. West. formerly located at
the yards, was seriously hurt 10 q rail-
road wreck in Colorado recently. 1t is
not known how seriously he is hurt.
The injury is internal.
The African gold fields are attracting
the attention of the adventurous, and
thousands of American miners will
undoubtedly try their fortunes in the
famous Matabelel8nd. The CITIZEN
publishes elsewhere the adverti~ment Of
the South Africa packet line, which
plays direct between San Francisco and
Cape Town.
Mr.. Tom DTiscoll narrowly excaped of
losing a finger while ct the Canoa few
days since. While handling a threshing
machine, driven by horse power, his
right hand was accidentally caught and
although the horses were instantly
stopped, if was bruised and skinned up
considerably. OF course he can't see
how he did it, but it was done all the
same.
The board of supervisors have declar-
ed the following TO be county roads and
same was recorded with Recorder
Shibell today. Tubac to the interna-
tional monument; Stevens avenue; Tue
SOD, Crittenden, Harshaw AVID La Noria;
Tucson to Mountain Springs; Road
across the valley to Warmers mill; Tue
son via Steam pump to county line of
Pinal, and the old Yuma road down the
valley to the county line.
A peculiar wreck happened on the
west bound freight near Pantano last
night. 1t appears that the forward
truck Of car collapsed but, strange as
1t may appear, that end of the car was
held IN place by the bumper and coup
ling, and In this manner travelled about
three miles before falling to the track.
No other injury was done beyond de-
laying the east bound passenger, which
was held here till o'clock this morn
ing
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-09

that cause. The real cause, be said, was
the demonstration Of silver in 1873 and
the subsequent divergence of the rela-
tive values of metals which enabled sill
yer using countries like India to export
wheat at the present low price.
He also said: "And if silver contin-
ues to fall, there is no reason why wheat
should not cheaper indefinitely. We
propose as remedy, an international
agreement to revert to the system which
prevailed prior to 1873. The failure of
the Brussels conference is no argument
against this, as 1T has since been clearly
proved that nothing but the action OF
the Englishdeleegates broke up the con-
ferenc."
Chaplain reviewed the bi-metallic
movement on the continent and point
ed out especially the importance or
President Cleveland obtaining power
to resummon the conference, adding:
my answer to the argument than an
agreement az to the ratio between gold
and silver is impossible is that bi-
metallists will accept any ratio rather
than continue as now, and silver is 30
sensitive that the market price will con-
form to any fixed ratio. The increased
output, consequent upon such agree
ment, would in our opinion, not affect
the matter IN the least, as it would be
inhnitesimal compared with the i'm
meDse exporting mass. The argument
that an international agreement would
make fortunes for the owners Of Amer
lean and Mexican silver miners does not
touch the question of its expediency and
general utility.
1.-The most important adverse argu-
ment is that Great Britain, being the
greatest creditor nation Of the world,
would receive payment Of her debts in
the cheapest metal We contend that
both metals would perform equal
functions, while on the other hand,
We make il il Is wise for a creditor to
embarrass his debtor by monetary
changes"
The speaker then referred to Ameri-
Can railways and made the assertion
that one third of their number are in the
hands of receivers. Chaplain followed
this by dwelling upon the unfavorable
investment made IN Americas land
mortgages and said: From accounts
Of the condition of land and farmers
there and especially the west, owing to
the fall in prices, / would be very anxi-
Gus about such investments if they
were mine. in fact. creditors every
where are in the greatest danger Of
losing their capital or the greater part
of it, owing to the appreciation OF
gold" The argument in favor OF
mono metellism is based on the fac-
that enormous quantities of g"'d is ly-
ing idle 10 the bank Of England is err
roneous as it merely points to the way
to invest it in Industry and enterprise
in the face of falling prices. The b.
metallic prospects OF the future ar
most promising and can re-assure our
foreign friends that the recent h.
metallic debate in the house OF com
mons is devoid of Importance. The
discussion of the matter was attempted
against the advice of its friends and
the result was inevitable, seeing that
no division was possible. "Advices
from every quarter of Great Britain
show interest in the question is steadi-
and widely spreading and that the
city of London itself is coming in"
Chaplsin's speech greatly impressed
the audience and he was loudly ap-
plauded.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-09

EDINBURG, May 3l.-An important
speech, touching upon wheat, silver,
gold and American mining, railroads
| ard land mortgages, was delivered yester-
day by Right Hon. Henry Chaplain,
| conservative, president Of the board of
agriculture in Lord Saiisbury's govern
ment. The speech was au address to a
crowded conference OF the Scotch men,
bers If husbandry and had for its sub
iect "Bimetaliism in relation to agricui-
tural depression"
The speaker declared that sgricul-
tural depression was chiefly due to the
steady and heavy fall in the prices Of
produce, which he claimed was due to
monetary changes in 1853, and could
only be stopped by reverting to the pre-
vious monetary system. Nobody could
foresee where the present fall in prices
would end. According to the latest ia
BILE, the fall from 1873 to 1898 was forty
per cent. and wheat amply illustrated
this.
Continuing, be said the majority of
farmers believed that the fall IN prices
was due to foreign competition and that
the remedy was protection.
But the fact that half the countries
OF the continent ard the United States,
while imposing the heaviest duties on
imports of produce, complaint of the
agricultural depression refutes this ar
gument.
Touching upon the farmers of Amer
lea, he said they especially were being
ruined and becoming bankrupt faster
than the British farmers. Others con-
tend that over production is responsible |
for the fall In prices; but he claimed
statistics show the production OF wheat
has decreased although prices have fall |
en-. Therefore from the point Of view
Of the speaker it is fsrcial and ridicu-
lous to attribute the fall in prices to
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-09

of the militiamen who participated.
The flowers were abundaLt and besuti-
full. They all came from California ex-
cept oleanders contributed in Tucson.
Two-thirds of the flowors came from
Riverside, from the Woman's Relief
Corps, being made up in bouquets.
When in readire for the graves they
filled seven large boxes. Others we're
contributed by the Woman's Belief
Corps and ladies of the G. A. r. of Los
Angeles. From San Jose the ladies of
the G.. A. r. and Mrs. d. j. Soper sent
numerous and fine flowers. Owing to
rains two days recently the flowers from
San Jose were much less than other
wise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-09
Base Ball.

Pittsburg-Baltimore 2, Pittsburg 3.
Boston-No game, rain.
Brooklyn-St. Louis 9; Brooklyn s.
New York-Cleveland O, New York 2.
Observation-Disclosures u, Louis
vile 2.
Philadelphia-Philadelphi IA, Chica-
go Z.
Quincy-Des Moines z, Quincy O.
Peoria 6, st. Joseph u.
Sioux City-Sioux City 5, Toledo IL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-06-09
ScrOfula
IN Its Worst Form, WIft5


80 Ito " VFSC IOFHt - " fsft1
SsCeiiiRg" Cured.
The remarkable effect Of Hoods Sarsapa>
lila In the following case illustrates the power
OF this medicine over all blood diseases:
My son. years old. had Q white swell
Ing coma on his right leg below sne kne,,
which contracted the muscles so that his leg
Sas drawn up at right angles. Physicians
lanced the swelling which discharged freely,
but did not help him materially ] consiI-
cred him
A Confirmed Cripple.
i was about TO take him to Cincinnati for ea
Operation, expecting his leg would have to bs
taken off. and began giving him Hoods Sarsa-
paEilla in order to get up his strength. Tie
medicine woke MP his appetite, and soon
pieces of bone were discharged from the scTe.
We continued with Hoods Ssrsap arills, as it
seemed to be doing him so much good, and
the discharge from the sore decreased, thu
swelling went down, the leg Strengthened out,
and in a few months ne had perfect use OF
his leg. He is now apparently as well u
ever" JOHN L. McMURRAY, Notary Public,
Rayenswood, W. Va
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold b. druggists. 81; six for s.. Prepared
only by c. I HOOD & CO., Apotheearies,
Lowau, Mast