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The Arizona sentinel., 1894-02-03
For Over Fifty Years

An OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup has been
uscd for over fifty years BY millions OF
mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums. allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for Diar-
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Twenty five cents bottle. Its value 'is
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Engineer l.. A Easton, who has

Engineer l.. A Easton, who has
charge of building the new levee
along the Gila, for the United
States Government, left for San
Pedro, Cal, Monday, where he
goes under instructions to make
some important surveys Of the har-,
Dor for the government. It's due
to Mr.. L. to say that every citizen
of Yuma owes their good will and
thanks for the splendid levee which
will forever protect the town from
anv overflow of the Colorado or
GiIa rivers. Mr.. Easton by his
courteous and manly method of
doing his work and his urbaae and
gentIemanly manner which char
acterized HE course while in Yuma,
gained the confidence and esteem
of all with whom he met. Col. W..
II. II. Beny?urd of the u. S. En-
gineer Corps, complimented Mr.. E..
highly. when he was here for the
faithful manner in which he had,
overseen the governments work in
Yuma.
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RucKon's ArnIca SaIvs

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Rheum. Fever Sores
letter. Chapped II ,nds, Chilbrains C0ns
and all Skin Eruptions, aud positively cure
Ples or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price - cents per hnH.
{ II Sale by W.T.. iOuder * 20
Col. Geo. \. Allen left on Non
day for a two weeks trip up the
river to examine some gold mines
n the interest Of sons eastern
capitalists
W. c. Ham, the well-known cat
tie man, went through town to
B,nson, Saturday evening.
Sir. and Mrs. T. 3. Wilkinson
returned from Los Angeles, Satur-
Gay evening.
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RULES OF POST OFFICE.

The tfEce is open from a. NJ. to P. NJ q,
daily. SLLdaHs II Ia l.:4U to l:zO J. Nj.
end 90 to G:30 L. NJ.
East-bound mail cluses at 5:COP. ~
Mcst-buu.d mail closes at 0OA NJ.
Money Order and Postal Note deralt-
men. closes at Z. NJ. daily, exc .pting
Saturdays, ~ hen it closes at ) p. NJ. n"
MoneY Order 81 Postal Notes issued Sun
days. 10,
Nail from Parker, Ehrenberg and Silver
District leaves \ una Mondays and Trrr'-
d,ysAt7 A. NJ, and arrives here Iuesha. 5
and saturdays.
FL. EWING. j. NJ.
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C;carlI Lee Eicht.

"You have triled with nc, Miss Grip
ley," said Young Lcezcr. You have
been warm and cold Cy turns. You
have led ilc on ty your cCquet,ish arts
TO make Il fool and laugIIing-sto Il. OF
raysclf for gods and men. l will stand
it no longer. Hiss Griplcy, permit me
to recall the offer l made to you six
weeks ago. have conc" lie went on,
with increasing bitterness, Ito with
draw froE, the utterly unreliable sav-
inGs banl: Of your destinations one
heart placed there on deposit April g.,
1G03.'
Hiram, > softly replied the youH3 girl,
with loo& that brought the wretrhcd
young nan to his l.nccs, II shall
take advantage of the time limit. You
will have to let it remain on deposit,
dear, sixty days loLge:. .'-Chi,aGo Iri-
Cunc.
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-02-03
Henry Avila, formerly agent of

Henry Avila, formerly agent of
tie S. p r. r.: at this point and
new holding the important posi-
ion Of cashier of the same COM
nany at Fresno, Cal, spent Sun
day in town visiting old friends, of
wLom lie has host, who are pleas
ed with the success which has
crowned Henry's efforts in his
cLCsen occupation.
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EDYzCEG I'D MIN EzsS.

Any miner knowing the address
Off. Darlington. please send 1T t.
c.. Schaclim IN Ogilby, Cal.
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-02-03
tsyTtsyp OE = IEH.

Produced from the laxative and
nutritious juice Of California fig
combined with the medical virtues
of plants known to lie most Ucne-
fetal IT, the human system, acts
gently on the Kidneys, liver anc
bowels. cfitctuaIly cleaning th'
system. dispeiIing colds and head
aches and curing habiiual consti
patton.
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Hei-Tho Old Mam'ssilo's Secret by z

Nc; The Old Mam'sello's Secret by r
No z-Biind Fate. by Mrs. Alexander
sAy Wr mi,e ny hi9ssn S, warden
No 5-Rufiino. ~ OuidA,
No. 6-Loyss Atonement By III. Benton.
Nc; II Have Lived and Loyod By MIRA
No. ). Jot; Her Face and Her Fortuna BY Mrs
No. y-.The Houte on the March. By Florence
Warden
No. 10 adies Fancy Work
No. n-Wifo in NAmo Only. ~ Charlotte
No. i2-The Story of an African farm. BY
No. is-she. History of Adventure. ~ H.Iidsr
HAxgard
No; II-Hlng sOlomon's Mines by II. Rider
No. is-Essays First Series. ~ Ralph Waldo
Emerson.
No. 1.-THE Modem Home Cook Book.
No. ls-The Shadow Of Sin. iy Charlotte NJ.
No. u The Secret OF Her Life BY Edward
No "a RoEue's Life. 81. wntis Collins
No. 2i-llls Their Mans Wife. by John strange
No. 2l~ihs Master of the Mine. BY Robt
No. 2s~Isord Isles Daughter. By Charlotte
No. 2i-Esssys: secOnd serios. By Ralph Waldo
No. 25-Doris' Fortune. BY Florence Warden.
No, 26-1he Tag OF Diamonds. by George Man
No. PA lour of the World in Eighty DAyA
No "a Nemesis. BY J. MeLAren Cobban.
No. 2e-Allan Quartermain. by II. hider lag
No. s0-Ths Scarlet Letter. By Nathaniel HAw-
No. si-The Frontier.man. BY Gustave AimArd
No Sat the Worlds Mercy. ~ Florence
Warden.
No ss~Ihe Yellow Mask. By Wilkie Collins.
no. - kAtt; A Tale OF . Caravan. hy Eobt.
70 So little lri,h Girl. IL The Iuchess ."
No. 38-Forging the tetters. ~ Mrs. AleKander.
No. S7-Guity or Not Guilty. BY Amanda NJ.
No. sss@sir Nosl's Heir. BY Mira May Agnes
No. ss-The Twelve Great Diamonds. ~ Mrs.
No 1oNihe Heiress Of Hendee Hall Hy Ettis
No n-iho Cuban Heiress by Mary Kyla
No s5@isora's Brilal Vow. By Margaret
No. is-RAiph RAymond's Heir. BY HoratiO
No. H1ihe Fatal Glove by Clara Augusta.
No. 4i-The Heir Of Chenille. By francis A.
No. OF Brave Little Woman, By Mrs. Mary
No. o. i7@Ihe Queens Revenge Hy sJlyanus
No. as@ihe Mill Girl Of Tyrol b.. NJ. 7. Caldor.
No. l9-Auld Licht idyls by j. nj. Errie
No a0-Dorriok Vaughan. NovensL hy kdnA
No 'siIThs ruchsss ~ The Duchess.
No. The H-ir Of linue. BY hobt. buchanan.
No. 53-1he W. orphans, ~ K. d knnery.
No ~ Crown Of shame. BY Florence
No, 5sSA Trout le-ome Girl BY The duchess"
No. h6-When n n ans Singlo. ~ j. NJ. tarre
No s7-fanchon the cricket. by George AMI
No SHE Story Of flizateth ~ Miss
"a ackerny.
No. 1.-TWO Kisses Iy HAwley Smart.
No Ga Mad Love. BY Chsrlot'e n. RreamO.
No. 6i-Tho DEVILS Die. by Grant Allen
To any one who will send us THREE of
the No. ? coupons accompanied by
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver OF post
age aiampa Ne will send any THREE
HOOKS to be selected by yourself from the
list printed above, by mail postage prepS'di
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From what is said on certain platforms
It might be believed that until we, the
women Of today, came on the stage, no
woman ever knew anything. Yet one Of
our sex, making an appeal for the study Of
political economy, said: "1he exigencies
Of our times demand that the social and
economic conditions receive more and more
attention. History is full Of women who
have ruled great countries and who have
exercised a wisdom which showed an nc
curate knowledge Of the science. They are
not called economists by history, but had
they lived at this time they would have
been given their just place"
Both secular aud Christian history
abound with eminent examples OF women
who were wise and successful leaders in
the great days Of old. Medieval history
likewise has its names Of women who
filed high places, and modern history has
never been without bright illustrations Of
women s intelligence and influence.
In numerous particulars the advantages
Of today are superior 10 those Of any earlier
day. but it is far from true that superior adj
vantages make all the difference in the
world. The exceptions in divers fields Of
human life and action are too many for
such a claim.-Minneapolis llousekeeper.
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Equal TO the Emergency.

The kind hearted old gentleman watched
the young woma seated next 10 him in
the elevated train with interest. She held
a magazine in hor hand with its leaves
uncut She looked through the table Of
contents and raised the corners Of the
leaves so as 90 get a glimpse of the various
illustrations. The old gentleman drew
out his pocketknife hesitatingly. He
opened it still more hesitatingly. The
young woman seemed entirely oblivious OF
his acts and evident intentions. but their
fellow passengers were able 20 arouse a
great deal Of interest in the proceeding.
Finally, just as the old gentleman reached
forward, extending his knife, she young
woman dexterously drew out a hatpin and
began cutting the leaves Of her magazine.
The old gentleman leaned back and deliv-
cred himself Of a confidential aside 10 the
man next 70 him:
81 have heard" he said. "that women
can do anything with their hairpins and
hatpins, but at any rate they'd need a
knife 20 sharpen pencils" And at that
moment the provoking young woman drew
a pencil from her reticule, bit the wood off
the top Of IL and made a note on the ar
ticle she was reading. The car giggled,
and the old gentleman began to read his
paper with an injured air.-Boston Her
aid
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The fact that pride goeth before fall
was amply demonstrated the other day on
the rear end Of a Spring Garden street bob
tail' car. When the car reached Broad
street, its only occupant was a demure
young normal school miss. aud when
fashily dressed, would be swell got on he
Immediately selected her as a subject on
which TO display his charms. Instead Of
entering the car, however. he remained on
the rear platform, where. by sundry poses
and numerous fits of alleged coughing, he
underworld TO attract the attention OF the
fair one. In order 60 show TO the best adj
vantage his easy grace, he perched upon
the dasher and allowed his legs to dangle
down. just then the car gave sudden
Jolt, and with a shrek Of dismay the mash
or lost his balance and tOppled over hack
ward. But he had presence of mind enough
TO catch with his knees as he went over.
which saved him from bad fall on his
head. In the meantime the car was bowl
ing merrily along the driver being uncon-
scious OF the catastrophe, and 1t was not
until the school miss pulled the strap and
stopped the car that the giddy youth could
extricate himself from his perilous position.
He didn't get on the car again.-Philadel-
phia Record.
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- all cases and the Tn atment adopted tach
branch having ~ epeciali Is. no one physician
and rover lees IA VA fFa experienced sieciAlls,s
have consultation on every case pfeented.
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MIN hronic affections. whether from early
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The marriage Of Queen Victoria. then
only 20 years Of age, TO Prince Albert Of
Snye-Gotha was. st. is well known, veri-
table love match, but for some years the
royal lady found some difficulty in recon
Cling her sense 81 dignity and her wifely
affection The story goes that one day,
after a little disagreement. her majesty
having expressed herself In rather n des-
potic tone the prince, whose manly self
respect was smarting at her words. sought
the scclu-ion Of his own apartments, clos
ing aud locking the door after him.
ia about five minutes some one knocked
at his door.
"Who is itf" inquired the prince.
cit is J. Open 60 the queen OF Eng
land" haughtily responded her majesty.
There was no reply. After a long inter
val there came a gentle tapping and the
low spoken words:
"It is !. Victoria, your wifer'
And then the door was opened. and the
young bride was claspcd ia her husband 3
arms. - sydney Cowell in Tammany
Times.
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CATIONS NERVE TONIC
AND WALLER.


Qgickiy cures genera and nervous debility,
ipnl c1tausiion, AtuI .theuia efr.
Conn letely. perfcct.I aud b .ruuaututy re'nr-
mat ng tho vital ererfIf- luf reasinx nar.ala
pow 'r. ron1 IN fhe alilriuu % you il sd fts
frrra4e af manhood. rastu-Iug Co. rlfs.ul-I
nervatei. ethaust"d. dDvitaIz-l. o. ostrwur1ai
neu sud pou', . rf.c- clnstifuticua p.~ers.
T.. etifa"rl uary curative p9f,tr Eani'e-
teaf q rnst Iunle l.rfHiy o. 4. faEa4 tiu rfif
CO. No tho 81 nre a those 80. haze taken DC D.
rHiu.H. an lassltlF Joey a. Loy ca feel
ihe effect "i efeiy Ause 4 Jag Them goo % lisa
powerful nerve iuvle1rnrlus r.c iilrsrfinr iia
restorative inf Ieufe fhroush - u.eIiuni of ffo
uet s"au ~ ieul %. even gan al1 fe.a BAD tha
u'hl y iAAtef hAI .i'..~ ii'lfIen~- pir'h'r tla
Sons .il' ."tr. flf4r ias tufu uId IfllI.e1 ~
tcuH ti-nta-. ntarW "a AL llI-t hisFa "a b
ma arrntion. OF whether fHe hr1ter down rG rl.
Do iun s oallfd - one name or Oh or 90 lnsg -
tH"fr is hefFepe erhsurt..n renfrtt co. iuotl
uuaknes- a., long 80 tIerfa ila and debility ara
thr - o. n ain ~. t.ls D. t.ie r1tfecy
governmental - phgsr0sl ryertfrn EarIafst.
enp1-ure. iitden afnE caprice co. "a b. have
brought npen thoils lFss a -er - ,f.irtlors D.
. ANTI - eutuiT tio.lIiog Eatnr-.- law
Vii IND Iu atoms tlfallast ALL Norvs Tu. G
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rae a-c.Hi5. cuuard CO. -. ufst ~ f.e kae-a
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ans reapu-sl'iilt-rs ~ ii'e. Do b. tie ronsiy Dif
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c4sss . uf ubinru r-fe- offsu 20 .-ira more. Q
~.il l. -lt lasfI pail. occurred from s-rsst g..
CArOs NED. 90. Uos,oa. ilaaa
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The flowers are dead. the trees are hare,
The cock g. still az morn
So frosty flows che winter air
lie dare not wind his horn.
Bot though tho time d cold. my love,
Ny heart D. warm for thee.
What sorroW can 10 hold. my love.
n thou De- true % mo.
NJ thou be true 90 MOP
Tie dead arr frozen IN tho mold,
Tho rimo O. ON the tomb,
And blow % hot or blow it cold.
They'll know tho day % doom.
But though tho frost q low. my love,
My heart Is warm for thee;
What sorrow can 10 know. my love,
80 thou hc true 20 mo.
80 thou be- true TO mcl
met my friond upon the heath,
icrnVcd hts favor high;
But up his sword sprang from its sheath,
And anger from his eve.
But what though friends forget. my love,
My heart remembers thee.
And can nor fear. nor fret. my love.
While thou ART true 60 me,
while thou art true 90 mel
Louise Morgan sill in New York sun.
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1894.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPrRs MAGAZINE FOR 1891 viii maintain the
character that has made &c the fayorite Illus
trated periodical for the h0m among the re-
results Of enterprises undertaken By the pub
lisheFf. there will appear during The year
sup ,rbly illustrated Iaprs o1 India By fdwin
Lord Wagke on the Japanese seasons by Alfred
Parsons. on Gsrmany by P0ultney higelow. on
Paris by Riehar harding Davis, and on Mexico
By Frederic Lexington.
Among the other notable features Of the yonr
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1 udlsy warner, tho personal "reminiscences 81
W. j.. Howells. and eight short st0riae OF west
ern frontier life by Owen Writer. rhyrt storiei
will alsB b. contribute b. Erandor Matthew,
Richard Harding Davis. MARI +. wilkins. Ruth
No nsry btuar Miss Laurence Alma laden a,
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Thomas Nelson age. AMI Others rticles on
topics 81 current intsrest will 10 contribut- d
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You love my daughtcrf" said the old
man.
love herY' he exclaimed, passionately,
"why. ! could die for herl For one soft
glance from those sweet eyes / would hurl
myself from yoader cliff and perish, a bleed
ing bruised mass, upon the rocks 200 feet
below"
The old man shook bis head.
II am something of q liar myself" he
said. "Hud one is enough for a small family
like mine. -lit-Bits.
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NOTICF-To THE sTOCKHnIDERe OF
Az the Pint National bank Of ho!enA Mont
I he regular anuua mostins % the stockholders
o Z to iirft afinnal hans ~ helens. MONT
fur tho election 81 directnra 20 serve Tor he en-
. uing rear Will 10 held a. It's lansing once "a
a n second 1t.esdag. 10 VT be sth day Of Jan
uaFy. ttst. bstsesn th8 hours of 40 a IN AID
80 " - q. W KsIouT. Cashisr.
Helena. Mont. Lee. q al
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/ sua.ly has a bad live lie IL bilious
onstipatod. has indigestion aud dyspepsia
II Thee - no organic iroubis few doses
- fafEs' surs Core will tone him NJ.
arks' Sc Cure l. the onlg liver and Kid
ney cure re viii sell 90 O. rositise guaran-
&c. Price 81. For salo by Parchen-
D'Acheul Dug Co.
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j. mpio n Of disease Of this kidneys. Il
will certainly he relieved by Psrks' Sure
Core. That headache. backachs and tired
feeling come Tom the same cause. Ask
Tor farks sure Cu'e for tie liver and kid
nc1s' price a. For sac By Parchen-
D'Acheui Drag g..
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How chnIren shnnIh ~.

children SHOULD he trained to ear slowly.
no matter hoW hungry or what important
bu .le-, is pressing Much safer 90 little
food w-li ground than q henri s. meal smaI-
lowed Boz haste. Cold food b. even morrdif-
hcult i1 digest than boz DO taken too rapid
lg. The normal temperature Of the -tln-
aeh IS about %. degrees. Food has 90 be
raised Geo tA4s temperature before biggest ION
can take place Peoples Health journal
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Albert I'1scius Bootlleieh Just arrived
IN Hnwr.liei-Why, my little boy. do you
thrp" ~lowballs 80 persist eutly at yonder
street -ieus
Little boy continuing o. throw)-Prac-
uc.n fur tonight show Chicago Record.
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HARPERS PERIODICALS.

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That Nay marriages are unlurky 81. n su-
per sutton as ua a- OvId's timr. l...l I...,l
tlea passed into "a proverb among tlo peo-
pie. which puzzled even Plutarcn.
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