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New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
STATE POLITICAL NOTES AND NEWS.

The ant-Platt victory in the lid Cattarans"S
sembly District Friday is significant, rep'e'
ing as II did Platts last rally In Cattara"e
County II Will be remembered that the bosS y"
dertook TO control this whole Senate district o' -
feating Senator Hgginss denomination Asse''",,
man Nixon was put In the field TO perform ''''
work He was withdrawn. however. so quich'!' ~
CONSEQUENCE OF the widespread Indignation ms ~
ton evoked. that his fight against h'ss,'
amounted to nothing. and the Senator was re"o.''
mated when the time came by acclamation. bea'e'
in the sena,orship. Platt undertook to coh'fo' ."s
Assemblyman Nixon had fought him for 7ea'''
hut Mr. Nixons powers OF reversal are In exce''e"l
order ard he is now considered thoroug n,s
Platt man He represents the lid Cnautauqua ,ha
frict Mr. Whlpple. OF Salamanca peiohss ,vs ~ - n
lid Cattaraugus District. and Platt was anhou ,tb
have him In the Legislature TO co-operaSS ,rSand
Nixon against Higgins Whippe IS deVoten lie
OF Platt He was In the Assembly IN io.o. =. a an
course aroused so much opposition that III n", - re-
tagonism was manifested when he came up 10, -, ,e
nomination He nominated, however; ou' oa
feated at polls This year ne was asa,s nd
didate against Assemblyman Charles w ienny ros Tho
G. A. Matteson. OF East Otto. Natteson ""i i,latt T
representative OF the antmachine iorcrs;, oTorts
aided WhIpple In every possible way Dus ~, NJ Tyon
were as futile they were In Dehail III II Nafte-
against Higgins. Whpple was beaten: annuu,,hi;can anu
will to Albany an Independent i.portne on
while Whippe remains IN Sa.anlahca Po'
the rewards OF Boss servitude
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

lvX From New-York We'd, Fri. and Sat.
A DEIIGHTFuI TRIP DY SEA TO THE PORTS OF
As-0EORGIA-Fi.ORIDA.
STRAIGHT AND ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO all points
in Texas Colorado Utah. arizona California, Nexico
TOURISTS TICKETS good FOR six nine months
Write for 0i-page Pocket Guide tmaiied freel.
& H. MALLORY a CO. Gen. AEts.. Pier 20. z. r.. ~ !.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-25
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC REPORT.

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC fEFONI'
-s,xnrrroN OF THE ROAD FOR THE YEAR END
ING JUNE 30
Following IS the statement or Thomas r. oaKes.
..,,v e PAYNE and Henry c. Rouse receivers of
~. Northern Pacific Railroad Company for the
tseal year ending June 80:
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Anour snnI.ArrMn,

Tho CrodulltY of Colorado People Com
Cerning thn sp-Cnllud "g'hith Healer"
The commotion which has been
causud.in Denver, Col, and the sur
rounding lands by the so-cRllol healer,
schattor, and by his reported "mys'
terious disappearance" is, to uso tho
fayorito phraSeoIogy OF the late Mr.,
carlyle, "algnilicaut OF much" ~ to the
superslitiou and creduity tina! may
still DO displayed in communities re-
puted 20 Do Intelligent.
No doubt tho "curca" oil Schlattor
have been as genuine as those OF many
another faith healer, or those that have
been wrought by tho alleged relics OF
dsnsr.Ud saints. No definite limit can
bo put to the capacity Of certain class
Of human beings, who may DO found IN
any community, Tor being cured, ioF the
time being, ct least, Of real or imaginary
ma!1dies through tho agency OF their
own excited nervous systems. II their
emotions are sufficiently wrought upon
by an appeal to faith IN miraculous re.
suits, the strain may overcome morbid
conditions to which they have yielded
for yoars, especially II the conditions be
OF nervous origin. They may leave their
beds or throw away their cruiches aud
rejoice In recovered health. and rumor
will magnify aud multiply the wonder
with marvellous 0lacrlty.
10 what extent Cureh were wrought at
Denver hy tho touch OF tho "heaIer" 1t
ia needless TO inquire, for there Is moth
ing new or specially Interesting in that
phase OF the matter, Nor Is 1t necessary
TO assume that there was conscious i'm
posture In the doings OF the vAgrant
shoemaker. lie may have been as much
a victim OF the dsluslon as other believ'
ers in his miFaculou, power. The curious
thing iS the exhibition OF Credulity
which lie has evoked. His personal APP
pearAnce, his eccentric dress and man
hcr, his WAuderlnes and iastings, his
quiet assumption oil tue power to heal
tho sick, his imitation OF Consecrat0d
forms OF expression, ami his refusal, so
unaccounlable to the Colorado mind, 10
take money, arc enough to account for
tho actual scenes that took place about
his abiding place ir the Denver streets.
Stories OF wonderful! cures were sure to
spring thereirom and to increase and
multiply As they went abroad.
What is exceptional in the case is tho
exlent to which the marvels appear to
have been accepted as mystlcal or mi
raculoua in Colorado, aud the serious.
ness with which the Colorado estimate
Of them has been treated elsewhere.
And yol. perhaps it ought not to bo re-
gArded as strange when we consider tho
ravases OF the silver craze and rcmem.
Der that Waite was elected governor Of
Colorado. Belief in schlauet's healing
powers ia not more remarkable than
iAilh in the craftsmanship oil COxcy.
Tue case only illustrates oncs more how
thin is the veneer OF our civilization,
how little advanced We arc in some re'
spects from the conditions Of primitive
times. Waite aud Coxoy and schlatIer
arc symptoms that show how little ed.
ucation has yet done to form the com.
mon mind" to scli.control and sanity
New York Times.
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MUNYON'S
DYSPEPSIA CURE

Is guaranteed to cure all forms Of in
digestion aud stomach troubles, such as
rising OF food, distress alter eating,
shortness OF breath, and all aiIeCtiona Of
tho heart caused by indigestion, wind
collie, bad taste, offensive breath, loss OF
appetite, headache from indigestion,
acknowledgement eating or drinking, or
where tho lining oilheslomach has been
impaired by physic or injurious medI'
cines,
Munyon's Homeopathic Remedy
Company put up cure for nearly
every disease. sold by all druggists
mostly for % cents a vial.
Those who are IN doubt rs TO tho ma
ture Of their disease should address Fro
fessor Munyon, 1905 Arch street, Phila'
dolphia, giving full symptoms Of their
disease. Professor Munyon will care
fully diagnose tho case and give you tho
benefit OF his advice absolutely FREQ Of
all charge. The Remedies will bu sent
to any address on receipt 81 retail price.
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"cAY YOU SAY 'PArHRE TO ME NOW"
shc had boon at work for their daily
bread, till utter weakness had COM
polled her to desi,t.
Tho little fellow crapt softly TO tho
bedside, trowning, and holding up his
finger to mo to keep silence, and then,
with the thonghtless incongrulty Of a
child, he began softly TO stroke the soft
brown hair, which lay abnndantIy upon
the pillow.
She uttered faint cry, and caught
him 10 her breast
ooh, my boy! my boy" and thon,
with widely staring eyes, she gaSped
out: Doctor"
Eyes, madam" ISnid, roughly. "Wil-
lie knew better than you did. II was
quite time | can't"
She uttered a cry now Of horror and
dread, aI she stretched out her hand
wildly tome.
"Am going to dioR No, no, not yet
-ior his sake"
Itook tho hand and held it in mine
as iGlt tho weak pulse.
81 must know; toll mo the whole
truth" she cried.
Utter weakness -oxhauStion-pro.
iucod by ovsrWork aud ncglec. Of self,
even to sending for medical aid when
you felt that you were falling last Am
fright, madam" said, aud | pointed
to her unfinished work.
Sho looked Ut me wildly and 40 II mp.
pcaling for mercy, aud II ! had not
kept to my hard, firm way, should
hayc made myself look stupid, for /
never felt so much moved In my life.
III have iricd-so hard" she muir.
INJURED at last. "a must no. die; snVo
me, doctor--savo me, Tor my poor boys
sake"
nodded. | could not trust mYseli
to SPEAK, and sat down, took out my
pocGot.boOk and pencil aud wrote slow
~ in large round hand, which n sick
person could easily read, my recipe,
which honestly believe would relieve
tho terrible strain upon hor mind and
work cure.
THIS briefly done, tors IL of and
held it to h0r, saying:
ii on are not bound TO take this. Mrs.
White; for God knows. whatever you
reply, I will do my bust to save your
lie--ior Will e's sake"
Ny voice shook ut these last words,
and saw how keOnly her great, wild
eyes wore trying to read me through
aud through.
Then abe glanced at tho recipe, and
hold out feeble. trembling hand.
FOR Millio's sako" she said, family.
and her boy Crcpt closer, looking
wonderingly at US both Ns he placed
mis- head beside his mothers, softly
passing his arm beneath hor neck.
"For Wil'io's aake." repeated, and
tho rost will come. Willie" | said,
will that other arm 90 round my neck,
tool"
In momunt II was there. tho child
linking us together In an honest love,
and for few moments could not
speak. Thon ! iound my voice again.
"Nillie, boy" whispered, ''oan yo'.
say father to me nowp
lie mipconstrucl my nearing. His
arms clipped from round our ncckg,
were rcvorcntly placed together aud he
SAID, softly: !.
"Our Father which art In Heaven"
Then Ito broke down with q 500 and
cried out; "Oh pOasc, ploaso make
my own dcnr mamma we'll"
Tho boys prayer was hoard. Our
boys praycr.-tho strong, manly lad wo
look upon with 10 much pride, for Ito is
eighteen now. | have no olhor child
than tho ono saved from death.
Tttf fsn
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too young. but his EARNEST young facO
spoke, aud | was 80 pleased with tho
young rascal Tor flying to mo a. his
great friend who would help him In his
trouble, that / bent down and kissed
him.
Z lie Frightened up directly aud smiled,
though his eyes were still wet with cry
ing; and ho lrotted along beside me,
chaItoring away, as II ho insInctlyely
knuw that oil his troubles were passed,
while | iolt very thoughtful aud
strange.
"Willie," said at last, did your
mother tell you TO come to meY
lie shook his head,
"rheu why did You ComeH
"'Cause mas very bad; and sho's
ofton told mo that when | was 80 III
you came like a good angel and made
mo we'll"
"Did-dId she say good angel, viii
liep | said, huskily,
lie nodded.
My mind was mado IN, aud ] walked
on so fast that the little follow was
Obliged to run by my side,
Five minutes later hG had led me up
to tho bedside, where, pale and chastity
looking, his mother lAy-the same
beside which had knslt three years
before, Her eyes wore half closed, and
| wont up so silently that sho had not
heard my coming. so that had time 10
glance round and ndorSO my pTecon.
ceived opinion OF what was really the
matter, There, upon chair by the
bedside, was this new dress upon which
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'sToop down, I WANT TO KISS Hou."
now one and very nice. There, shake
hands; wo two won't quarrel; mover
mind the tongue. Stoop down, want
10 kiss you. There, You're dear, good
boy. and you've Giycn mo doNl more
confidence In YOU than | had before.
Now toll me how tho poor little child
u.s."
Itold her
"lah!' gho cried. ppm very, very
glad, and very proud Of Won. Old Min.
son would have lot it die. Look here,
doctor, II you want port wino aud jolly
aud things Tor your patient, toll me and
they shalt DO aont. NOW thon, you'll
como over aud dino with mo to.uight?"
NO" said. 81 must 10 aud spend
some time with my little patient"
Very vol, sir; II YOU arc determined
10 slight mo, pray So I'm thankful to
gaY Pm bcttor, aud can do without YOU,
now" But sho shook hands vnry
warmly when Vo parted. aud that night
| adt up I'LL two with tho child, though
ho was mcndins lt9t,
Duhng tho wocks which followed
had plenty Of opportunity for studying
patient and mother; aud hY degrees
learned that two days before tho young
husband had dOl leaving his vito ard
child IN ponutv, and that since then
Mrs. White had bBOn making u brave
struggle Tor existence, but with worry liz.
tln AnCcoss, Tor In d country town 10 b.
Il stranger " often TO DO ponnloss.
ificd hard to uOfYo hcr, bus my nd.
vanccs wore rejected quietly, Hnd |
found disposition 10 shrink from mn.
Even Lady Mounl.DOnniIons oilers ol
assistance wcto gratefully declined,
whiIO ! wont on thinking marc aud
moro deeply day by day, with that pnlr,
wlsllnl cIunionaHCg rarely out VI my
thought wlilo tho child had Drought
back TO lilo obtained n aIfOng hold upon
tho.
IlIroo ycnrB pnsscd, during which /
could 500 that Hlin was working herself
In death lot tho sake Oi that boy. A
young dog How Ito used Ia run after
mo, aud brg for q tidc round with mo
In my chniro' lilo oltun used to came,
nnd aOmOllpw ! was voty proud Ot him,
Tor ! fOll tnnt IN my hght with death I
had wOn nnl That IN some fuapocla hn
belonged to mo in, tho distance DO.
iwoon mo aud Ills mother Socmsl to
grow
Al lnat Tho YOUNG dog calno to mo
crying ono morning 10 AK mo tu $40
mamma, wliO couldn't got up mud was
no bold aud HtfangO shn frightened him,
lilo did not quito say all ills lot lao was
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"somo ono for MOI" l said, rising
from tho bedside, 81 will go down."
Size looked at mo in despair, and !
went down aud opened tho door, to lind
Lady Mounl-DennlslOn's carriage there
aud the servant.
~ have boon to your house, eli" said
tho man, "Ladyship'a sent tho car
rlage for you. Sno's very bad. Took
soon after dinner, You're to como OIL
at once"
AT that moment a cold, damp hand
made SnaIch At ninO from the pas
sage and drew 1t back into tho darkness,
where felt il passionatoly kissod.
iot tho appeal and knew what It
meant. 10 refuse to 20 was to offend
and lose my bOst patient; to stay was,
perhaps, to save tho child, whoss case
was pretty well hopeless, was in tho
horns OF dliommar bat l did nos hesi'
tate.
III Lady Mount. Denniston 10 danger.
ously III, DR.. Minson must 500 her, fol-
hor ladyship, with my respects, that !
Rm attending case OF Lille aud death
and that regret that ] cannot come"
| heard sigh behind mo, and rs the
carriage drove oil / followed up tho
stairs to resume my watch at the bed
side and keep on taking stronger meR"
ureB, with the result that as the first
golden rays oi,the sun came into the
room aud ~ III up tho child'sWhite face
wo could both SEQ that the mask OF I'M
pending death had died away.
Two hours later | said, quietly:
"Aiy work is done, madam; 1t Ia case
OF nursing now. Your child will live"
The look | received was printed in.
delibly upon nv brain, and | went
home, weariod out, to stand thanking
God for such poor skill as possessed,
for had saved, almost by miracle,
that moor little life, which meant SO
much to is sorrow.slricken mother.
1 would have given something to
know whether DR.. Minson had hesn to
the Park, but could not stoop TO 10.
quiEy; and, as soon as had refreshed,
drove over and was shown into the
draWingroom, where her iadyship's AZ.
peet par.ook moro Of anger than sick.
ne's.
"0h, then you've come at last" she
cried, II might have died in anguish
for aught you cared"
az hopo DR.. Minson came" said,
hurriedly.
mo, you don't, cir, anything OF the
SorL was in agony, and you refused
to come"
~ am very. very sorry, Lady Mount.
Denniston," said.
"Very - very = very sorry. indeed (!
What's tho good OF sorrow to a dead
woman! know stopping away when
wanted you, to doctor poor dro's.
makers brat Tor nothing when | want
cd you, and would have paid you well
for coming. IFs shameful. sir; aboni-
nable, and I've great mind TO send you
about your business"
"It your lRdyship is dissatisfied with
a medica man who tries TO DO his duty
to all his patients" | said, rising.
sit down, sir" she sad, augtily.
NO: come here and look at nv Tongue
and feel my pulse. was taken horn.
bly, bad--sxcruciating pain.
Really, Lady Mount'Denniston," l
began.
"Wil you come and look at my
tongue, sir. and tell mo II you think it
was tho gorgouzola cheeIO? 1t was a
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Dialrossing kidney and bladder dis.
cnsna relieved IN six hours by tho "Nrw
GnrAr Sourli AMERICAN kidney CUnh"
This now remedy N u gtOut surprise on
account OF ila exceeding promptnrn In
roloyiug pain IN tho bladder, hincys,
back and avery part Of tho urinary pass.
mo IN mnlc ur female, 1t relieves ro.
ienlion NJ wntOr and pain IN passing II
almost Immediately II you want quick
folicl aud euro this IA your remedy,
Sold by H. II, List drugrlsl, Whcolina
W, Va
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Tug wife of Mr.. Leonard Wells, Of
East Brlmtield, Mass, had boon cutler.
ing from neuralgia for two DAYS, not be.
ing ablo to sleep or hardly keep still,
when Mr.. Holden, tho merchant there,
sent her bottle Of Chambcrluins Pain
Balm aud asked that she EivO itathor-
ough trial. On meeting Mr. Wells tho
next day no was told that she was all
right, tho pain had loft hor within two
hours, and that the hottie Of Pain Balm
was worth $ II II could not be had for
less. For sale at 50 cents n bottle.
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"TliC usc OF Castorin' Is 20 uniycnal ard
IT, morlts No well known that II EO,ms a work
Of Enpcrcrogatlon 10 onioSc II. Few nu the
Intelligent families who do not keep Cagtoria
within easy Nach."
cNIn1 IAETrH, b. ~,
New York City.
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THE DOCTORS RECIPE,
ny GEORGES MASvILLg FEM,
(CopWiGh, 1881

A young physician, who had just
opened his Office in small English
town, at once found favor with Q
wealthy lnyaIid-LRiy Mount'Donnis,
ton-sood humored but blun1'spoken-
and exacllng. Subsequently no was
called to attend tho almost dying son OF
widow, very poor, but still young and
beautiful, absolutely dovolol to ihis
boy, VINO Is her only child, In the
midst o. tho almoit hopeless battle with
death that follows, while tho doctor and
the distracted mother arc working to-
geIher by the bedside, sudden knock
IL heard ut the door.
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I,u..tn,. I:n,tcrn Policy.

New YogR, Nov. ia special to
tho lIornld from st. Petersburg says:
Tho Grand Duke Vladimir has an
autograph letter from tho ear to tho
kniaor relating to tho situation In east.
crn Europe. II suggests that Ia case
England inistS too much on the distn.
tcgrnlion ui Turkey, the three powers
who united upon tho Japano'o qnoa.
ton should again join hands against all
CuuOF4
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"CaitoriaigNo well adapted toch1jNnihAs
irccommond II as superior TO any prescription
known to me-" II. a. AEcuER, NJ. D.,
Ill 80. oxford st., nroohjyn, NY.
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IInrkInn,a ArnIr1l snIYn.

Tho bo5t OaIvo in tho world for cuts,
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soros, tottor, chappod hands, Chilblains,
corns, aud all skin ornptlon', and post.
iiyoly curul pilcl, OF 40 pay required.
lis guaranteed TO glVc perfect satiia1.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents por box. For ualo by Logan Drug
Company.
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'fnrnu nro many good reasons why
YOU should uic Ono Minute Cough
euro. There ntO no reasons why You
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harmless remedy that produces immu.
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Ing, W. Wa, u. +. Peabody, BOnwood,
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IT 10 n truth in medicine that tho
smallest Ioso that poriorms euro is tho
beat Do Wits Iittlo Early RiyOrs Nro
tho smallest pills, will perform cure,
and nro tho boat Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling. w. Va, Il. L. Peabody, Ben.
wood, and liowio & Co., Bridgeport, o.
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"For several ycuS have rCcommrnia
your Ca'torin, and shall always coniiuncb
do ~ as II has invariably producci bCnencI4
rSultS,"
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TnS crsTlUa GOTHAM, q MuEnlr srlEsr Nrr Yorz en-
c=SaEZEEEE
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We o1er One Hundred Dollars Ro.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Calarrh Cure.
I. j. CHRSEY & Co,
Proprietors, Toledo, o.
We, tho undersigned. have kaown F.
J. Cheney for tho last 10 years, and be.
licyo him perfectly honorable in all
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able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm. WEyr IL rRUAx
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
WALDEN, KtS.AN 4 MARvlN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in.
tornAlly, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces Of tho syptcm.
Price, zoe per bottle. Sold by all drug.
gists. Testimonials free.
Mesa free press., 1895-12-27

Seaa or veso ~ n,,sour. ms
introduced rec Iluti, III ia he sru.
ATE, which will very prob .bly be-
come y Inv, insi ruc1.ny the secfe
tary of the trea,ury 20 pay oo gold
or silver, whichever my be- most
convenient, in the redemption of
treasury notes aad siiverscert,ticatss
!ha re-olution ignorea the idea OF
maintaining a gold standard by the
issuance OF more bond, but rather
suggests strongly that the ceet'.ry
is 10 pay out silver only if there is
no gold in the treasury. Thus has
silver come to the nations re.oue
again. It is within the power OF
foreign nations to ruin this country
it this country attempted to main-
lain single gold R..ndard and this
can be-, and will be. thoroughly IL
lustrased if President Cleveland
attempts to coptinus the methed
heretofore adopted of payiag out
gold exclusively Tor treasury notes
and silver certificates. The vene-
zuelan boundary dispute with Eng
land may yet serve .lo,..'s 70 teach the
people Of the United State. that
national safety aud independence
of foreign dominition lies 10 the
solid old financial syste'n OF, tho
past-the tree and unlimited COIN
age of gold and silver ats.a ratio OF
I6 to LEI Paso Times. H.
Mesa free press., 1895-12-27

RI the Petaluma .dConrier be COR
rect, Turkey, the present bone s!of
contention in Europe, will some
day be dismembered, but before be
is there will be much bloodshed.
The Turk is no fool. He will wait
until the European nations OF q
"higher" civilization get up . good
wrangls among themselves, then he
will raise the Mohamlnedan 6ag
bring into the field dozen million
of men, which will be anple TO de-
fend his empire and preserve his
autonomy. Those who imagine
that the division Of Turkey will be
but matter of pen strokes in di-
piomacy are doomed 80 be wsefaf-
ly disappointed The. \ lMohsm@e- 9lhls 2. ne
dan ep.pire} comprises more sf ii than than
200, 900 900 Of people pf q ,asel ahselrcs'
and daring character; nomahic. ip--
dependent, reckless, and With > no
seruples that ara worth counting
81, for Christian. methods OF war
fare, They are of the most fanat- a..sai-'
ic,.l temperament, and Can be br'ot
under the banner of ONT general.
With disssnsions on. the outside
European nations could hnd = live
~ picnicklng ground IN Tho tvo
paninsulas. s.--Cit,zen..
Mesa free press., 1895-12-27

Prof. Doug ass, in the interest
of the Copper Queen Mining CON-
pany, has bonded a group OF copper
mines situated hut eighteen mi les
south Of Tucson, the property OF
Thos. FL ,3hes and II. E. Blrne>
Tie purch ,sa price named is s7o,
900, on whioh $1,000 was paid
down at tht. tins The bonl VAS Ia
ken Six months is the tin4 nam
ed in the bond, but il is probAbl-
the money will be paid in a few
days. y isvg' force OF men are
already at work on the clai rs, and
with their we'll known business Gu
terprise no one doubts but that
thl Copper Queen people will work
extensively and effectively in do
ve!oping these rich properties.