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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

AGENTS wANTED.-For the hte .S. achievements of ADMIRAL DEN - worlds gres, est naval hero sy s5,'.--r Hais.sad, the iav I04g friend ana aos,.o L,.,F. of the nations idol. Biggest and osse over 600 pages, Sxl0 inches, neafis loo sf1sir half tone illustrations, map m eoiols- 3I..0. enormous demand. big So .;pe. sions. Outfit free. Chance of 8 1lz-,-rv, 1lls Write quick. The Dominion 70 Caxton Building, Chicago.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
HELP WANTED

Active and trusted person to work for us locally. Libe-al salary guar anteed. Good chance for advance ment. No capital required. For fuil information address Shepp O., I03l to 1O33 Chestnut street, Phila- delphia. 2Z3d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
Mine eWarniingNOtica

,s,.s,. Ia hSrsby gixsa tAat ths hns~ - srs f.,.-nsrs af the EToGr of zts. ses,s1 ss ths eGrook- in Croak canyus Hs-zaFamqs mining alstraets aaxaFx c,suuty. AriEaxas and tnAt tlsy VI =@t A ..'. .., s,s skrruiss hY parries SorktnR ll. -. .,,-.ssr t.ysd szT isaas of ptherules e. M. COLK
 k. q. WOOD. Prescott. ArssouS, ysls 8, isar-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

In almost every school of the mikado's smpire 1t is the custom one day in the autumn to take the pupils out rabbit huufiDQ
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
sIruATloN WANTED.

Good cook wants position to take charge of kitchen and dining room in private family. Can furnlsh c the best of references. Apply at Con gress house.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

Just received a ear load of fine early Rose and Peerless seed pota- toes. Call or send your orders early for your supply. The Bashford: Burmister company. o-l4 tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

spininS stktloa
 Thru1gh tickets Co ell Poiats ia the United S-Aiss. CAaAaia and hsxaoo.
 gONNEc .goNs Jsrorne Janetioa ssfh q. V. q P. E for JsrUms. r. q E. Jdrcti.aa Eith P. a h- R k. for turoa end May .. hageF Nith stage Ca CnaSn kiug kEd other mining putnls. Prescott uIth staEs hnes fof ul. tts prlnci pal mining o2mps- Con gfess Junction Wtib stNse hne- tor CoI- <Fs-s. HkrqnS HAlA, stanton aud fAxu-li. hoi Spriucs Jnnefiun wifh ths c C. Fl. e di. c., for tas-e Ns d hot sgF rgs ths ail-seAg -roaBd health rsssss s; Phsnix sith the G d r d S. h '. h- k- h for po.Ets on t's S. system.
 FM. MURPHT RE WELLS,
 PrssN A Gen MEF Aast. ten Mgr.
 Pre~oOtt. ArisonA. Prescott ArisobA, GEO N. SARGENT tsenaral f A ?. Al.
 Prescott. AriaoHa
 W. <. GoLpswoHTHx, City Ticket Agent
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

No e is hereby given thai the un1., signed ls 1. aslf owner Of he Postlns-,-. Ytgiiante ana N~W Era mines, iacaseS $. Bis Bug Mining Distsict, favspai Cauze ArEonR, and Wli not be responsitl, f-. any debt, or labor, contracted ag ana = uinfrg clHims hs any person, or pefn-.~
 MRS, IDA c HARLFS Prescott, Arisona. Sept. e6. lS9s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

The eye is tbe first feature to show the approach of old age in man by the fading of the color at the circumference of the cOrnea-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

Notice is hereby given that the Hs,s rrisi mine, located in Tiger dlstrics. Y1-.' pal county. ArizonE. is being Eorksd r-- der bond and lease, aud that neither of \. owners thereof nor the mine above mn Wiii be rcsPon able for any laboF, iulpro-- ments or acc de nts which might oesur !. oF iu the sad mIne. Jul. N Roasnhu,- gohanne Rodenburg. John kaible.
 Prescott, Feb. 2l, lsaS. h
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
sAReAIN IN REAL ESTATE

Lots II and F, in block 20, Fleury addition, with good dwelling, Tor sale at 8 bargain. Inquire of K: H. RurrnisfRr O-ltlI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

Notice is hereby giyen that the uas~, .ss-n-d i. ,ssrrsF af ihe President minn. k nsss-a la VI ainat Grove mining dsstrics =, stu ms be responsible tor sEy aetss = tracted fcE ialaf uf othHrNlae ASsiazt ss-l mining claim tY parttes NurA AinS tAe Azn. ,-,.s.T lass.s bond CT othsrWtss
 wM. JACKSON Prescott. Aria. Feb. :. isse.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

Notice is hereby eiven that the FssSss. Snox Flaancr and Golden bei3 nm. clsiuas. located sn walker mining disrr,1 awapai coanty, Arizona, are bSi1g Nura~ under hs ud and lease, and that neiiksr n oEners e. the same nor tne mfnes ahu.. named VI t.a responsible for any h. l.aurovsl.t Fits or accidents on them.
 FHkD ZOBkI.
 \. l.. GRIFFIN Prescott. July p. lsss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
4 Bit of Vanity.

She-Pm not afraid of the best man livingl
 He-I hope not. dear. don't think ] ever gave you any reason to be afraid of me. Yonkers Statesman.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

Notirc is hereby gwen that the rna.. s,gned is 0wl er of the Bordesux snine Is oSted in B g Bug mining distElct and s5 not be responsi be for any debts con tlnes-' for labor or otherwise against sa d nm claim for paytIes Woi king the sane apsc lease. bond or otherwise FEED ktIr
 Prescott, Afiz-, April I7, lS99.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
NOTICE TO
 CREDITORS

Estate of THOMAS H. LUoAs, Deceased NOTICE is hereby given by the uudarsirned As exec1tOr of tae estz,e of ThomAs H I7cas deos1se to the CT tors of and all persons hay ing claims against the said dsoeAss q, to sxhib5, tem' with tee naesssArT vouchers, within ten months after t.e hrst publication of this no tice to the said szesltor ., Prescott, Ar.ronA the same being the place for the transaction O, the basins.s of said estAss. in said county Of HAv8p4i-
 A. c. BURMIsTEP. Exseutor of the Estate of Thos- H. Luess.
 Deceased
 Dated tai Sth day of April, 1899. FIrst publication, April 6, 1899. .bs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

Territory pf rizona, Coanfy of favapai;-ss.
 " 1 Johnson. County hscordeT in and Tor thr Couuty uf SavEpAi iu the Territory of Arr zonA Ald custodian Of the recurds thereot, oo herch5 certify that l have cumparei the above and forrroits, VI a. and the same is a fall, trne and GOT scct copy of the "ke~oluti0n ehAnging name of s7ronsolidA ed Land Company Co sFsferal luVertnaeut Company ks the eanne af'- t.esrs of record in my 0fiioe in Book a Ar iclss of Inc .rporsfiun. on utres a-o and s4i, rccoras of AAya, Ai county. ArtGnnA In V itness Wtsreof. nave hereunto set ny hand Ana afiiH ed my utictal seal this the kAih day 0f April, A. D lsss.
 W, l. JOHNSON. County Recorder. First publication April Gs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land ohe4 at Prescott. Ariz 1,
 Ma--L 70 TooG 2

Land Ofhca at Prescott Ariz
 March ls I8ea
 Notice is hereby gwen that the follov5,S named settler has fled notice of his intentio1 tS make nnAl proof ID support of his claim, an5 that said proof will be made bssors tbs R.;s- and heeelyer at Prescott, Arizona. on Fr;5sv April H, 1899, TiE Mrs. Ann AIlsn. Widow Sjj James Allens deceased, Homestead ensrT Ho IFS, for the s 5s of NV A SW u NEE s5d Gxr A SE A of Sec 3, Twp I5N4E- he names the following vitnesses to nrov. his eoutin1ous resldsnce upon. and cultiTS.So1 of, said land, via. ''e4on W. Lane, John.D. [ Ay ST, Alonzo Mn.o, n DumAs, all of Cornyilie Ari1onG S' ~-
 fREDERIckA. TRTILE, Jr.
 First publication March IS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
TOR SALE.

A set of blacksmith and wagon makers tools. Apply to J. Howey Prescott. 0-2 lm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Crook Mining Company, of Yavapai County, Ari- zons, shall not be responsible for any debts contracted in it's name, by any person whomsoever, unless accompanied with written order signed by its President.
 CROOK MINING COMPANY,
 By LOUIS RoUCHLKAU, President. S30ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
arLMER NERIwErHER.
Secretary Co1-oii lated Land CQ1psay,
 HuNTEk M MERtWETHEk. Er..l.i..--t Ilnanllaalea tana LanuAly

HINIEN n MFhIW n T UE.. state uf Missouri
 Couuty oi 1sckeon. !
 Cf this. the s5tA esy of Apr q. A. p- i1's, te- fore me. Martha J. ehstr, DofaTy Eu1.s1 within ani For said csgRiy aud siafe, Eerse aa 70 appsarsd huuter A AeTiSsii-er s1ia v 1lli.ss. Nlr5vaafkar tn me knaWu tD he tAe ideuticAl persons Whosa uauses are sOtEeflt < -., tbs foru-ysiue instFum-ut aBd ackEqN tssi<ssi tp me fhkT they exeCutfa the same Tor tte par r,s,-s afd consideration thsrrin eIpres-eo- fnrirnsss whereof, [ have hrrrunto set ID hsrd and AeF xsa uy oltcisi ssal Ai ray oiiee, ln Kansas Clty the day aud lesr nrst above Hfitts1- My term exuires July 5gh, ,l&e-
 fSefsrisl sssl.} MARTHA ). SHADE.
 Notary Public. JAoksun County, AiseourL Recorded sf regues of H. M. NerEwether. .Ap pril ek A D- Isss af o'eiocf e. u-. 10 book Arti les uf Incorporation pAea@ % and azi rrsrxsfrs of haVapai Ceun a. ArIEnna-
 f~fN+.1 V. f. JOHNSON. County Recorder, By F n. DOUG GHEkTi, Deputy,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
CONSOLIDATED LAND COM PANY TO FEDERAL INVEST MENT COMPANY.
RESOLUTION CHANGING NAME.

karw Al MFn isy Ihese frs-enis TaAt ~ . nasstiuss of the srertars and stnck halFfs ef the C. psolisiafs-i L,And CompaaY. held this E9th dAF Of Aprll A. 10. isssl. Af Nhich said ulestlng aii dirocturs and pNlers uf Ail Dc stock 0t sad company were preeant, ths t1il.tEizg rosol1tian wss unsuiuuusly Riupted. Co Wit
 Re is hsseiVea ths direcicrs And ssock- kalisrs of the Gousaa dated A2ad ,fl pAlt that tha uarne or this company be chsnged from Ccnsoliaated Land ComrAny Co Federal in- v~stment Company.
 The above sad foregoing is a true cuFy os ths resolution adopted this zish dag of Aprli, A 70.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
THE CITY AND COUNTY Newsy Notes oI Prescott and the Sur
 rounding Country.

R. BAEHR for house painting and paper banging. Telephone numbers l6S and 97.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

Beginning st . cen v ed mea fpoini sD q in a southef " oiIccssoa iion ,-eniar of Ss- coFery shf C a non of stones 3 it oa haa and e hl b % e0ssc of ns rsh cod lias a knstlel lode O Efs s1s Vey; ten e dss a nun % ii Q cot DO ]. 'deo. sesl V e, . cczss O. local inn w.s ch a To co aes 10 e Eusilss lode. U $ l. I DO IS2s. c l D, Nsss e csg t min e Is ft, hence D deg ~ min . E1 q a cor no 2, Orixtnas loestion ussn osFss Q das c min - is e. fheDces c. deG min % q to a enter end non, Oris aaai a ca1fsr end men si iOcatis bears deg e Hin wlsf thsBo same course 90 feet to coFcer 90s. or sinal b. cation mon tazrs n 70 oeg 70 thence e ezE &5 mn e i5o0 ft Co corber DO ( Identical aA the Ras ler lnds of thts survey, thence D 6f des i3 min DO feet to center end mouunent the plsre of beginning of suryes 0f extsrios beu1d' arfaa-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
No. 4Os Application For a Patent
. ISLAND OFFICE. q Fas.-a.fr Naay aursf oi TLoa

Notice is hsr~by given that payid ". et.shr, by R. T. Morrison attorney in tscf, VI oss u-s,- gff e atdress is Prescott. Aria "a this hr hied au application Tor a patert for fosf4zfs hun d linear feet 0f the silvsf up ha..E.l and n c 6ulcn u ines or veins hearinr r1 silver and copper, with surface ground Ssx kus dred feet in width. situAted iD rQnau eak re, ing district, Iounfy of lsvApsi, and tsrrilErT . Arizona, and designated 2 the fald nots. .rl othciAl plat on file in this oltics as sarFsl u1-. ber IsS6, on uBsurxeyed lands apprCxinatsi. h township iS n range 5 eof the c and K B r1 meridian sad surVey 10 lS2s being dsscrihsd . foiiOWA to-W1t.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
WANTED.

Have you any property, furniture or merchandise of any kind to dis
 pose of aud get good returnsi Call on G. F. TINSLER, the general suctioueers. PA South Montezums street, near Sherman House. S-l7ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
RUSTLER

Beginning at . e corner of eiaIm, heniiek with D e corner oF location. which i~ tis cor' her Of SilTvrCup lode of this surT5ss Wtere { gruuibe stope 6xsxst ius is set one ft in gruu.e; alongsids is botlt monament of stone e el base anu 6 ft nigh: stone marked C No l-l<4 same stone nArke1 Oo opposite side e C No ?. lSz6. and wheDcs the dis-oFery U1l bears z5 deg e min v DO ft L 2 DO ISSS S P % bears a deg min ise z, Eha1z. deg e min I5o0 tt Go caFner 70 2. tdeuilr1 with e corner ct location which is also the rl corner the Pine Gulch lode of tris iursls thence s4 deg i5 min DO fC 5t to inItiA nos of Hustle lode and n oenter end mozune1t Pine Gale lode of this sui yer, thence 41l C ur-e S0G fl t9 corner no 8 iden icAl vifh sr corner of locaitOa and also VI co nar oI 1l Pine Gnlch lode Of this survey; thrncs . sesI fs min V l5oo fees to corner no (. identir1 VI VI corner Of the issckfion and also NltAta corner of Silver Cup lode of this surFeys ,ke1a st deg i5 min DO feet tos center cad ot cils. Cup lode, thence same course 90 ft to cor noL the place of beginning the survey of exfslia hOunuari-s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
o. A. HESLA, optician,
 Manager Optical Department, GEO. H. COOK.
Letter

The following is a list of letters remaining m the Prescott postofhce for the week ending May l, IeQQ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
Total net area

Silver Cup ledge runs 50 feet ir a .Outbess,- erly direction and liie feet ia northueste-4 direction frum disc fvery shaft. h1stisr ledse runs TO feet m nOrthEeseltl direction and SO Get in . sCuthsasteriy otfr'- tios fir m discovery tgnIei.
 Pine t5uleA ledge runs 700 feet in e north Eess erlY direction and 80 feet in . soufhsastsrig CT rectiuD from discovery shaft.
 Ihe lo1ation "f tbe Silver Cup claim s - - corded in the corder's oftice Of favspal ooan4 Arizona in book 90, page So of mines Al.
 The location uf The hustler cisim is recoros.l ia the recorders othcs of lAvApai countEs Ar zOnA, ia book 70. pages loi sn5 5e2. of nines-
 The location of the fiue G1tcn claim !. s - coried in the recorders Oftcs ot 1AsaRs. eg1nty. Arizona, in took 90. page s7, of mines-
 There are no knes b Adi5i ing claimants
 Any and all persOns claiming d serselJ s1l portion of said Silver Cup. Rostler and = Gulch mines or surface ground. are reQuirsd - nie uIeIr adverse claims with the kesisssr of tls nitsd Stsess Land Gfsce at rre- evtt- tn tss eo1nty of 1asaDai, Arizona. during the ST days period of p1hlicsrcn hereof, ,r theY =. he barred by the virtue of he provisions ot ln' statute,
 FREDERICK A. TRTTLE, JR-, RegistsE.
 ftrst publication April 21. is9s-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
SEED POTATOES.

Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
PINE sULcH.

Beginning af D e corner monument ef tss laes ton. which is alSO the corner ef the bnsl.9 lode Of this survey corner no l. U l. q 70 lA 5 P 10 bears deg s min iS57-s fts the1cs i2 deg n min $50 feef to east side mon1nkR thence. same course 60 ft Co Cor no q oll1 e.. ineAtiun monument bears 6 i2 deg li lnin 4ls 70 thence s4 deg l5 min 90 fI Co sOuth ee1iE end monument, a monument Of stone ft ea hase ana ff higa- OrlgIna center md mons msut Of locEfion, monument O. stone n el bAse And ft hiyn, be4rs deg % nm an Ehizn mOnumeut is in a sOufhefiy direcu1z l0lo f. from csutsr of discoTery shaft; the1r4 same cOurre. 90 ft to co Ter no & original corner monument of location bears e c deg min v Is ft; thence n I2 oeR n min V Se C q point whence original V side m numsnt oe<e v ~ C; thence, same eourss, go ft Co cor le identical with a VI corner of Location. Whi4 also corner DO Of kustle= lode of this sarssl thence s4 ces l5 mn 50 ft to . esntef els monume1t; thence, =Ame eourse, Soo ft 70 ,ore8 DO \, plaos of beginning survey of exisn@ bOundarses-
 MAznete variation of entire surv-y is dss min e.
 Total net arsa of Silver Cup lode. - 70 e scrs total net sres Of knstler lode. .W
 Total net AieA of Pine Gulch lUds.... 9.&
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-20
ONE SHIP WITHIN ANOTHER
The Queer Trip Of one Steamship A.
round the Horn.
Now for the Captains story.

Now for the Captains story.
1t was in the year 1S49 or 80 that
the small slde-wheel steamboat S. B.
Wheeler was built at Eastport, Me.
She was a good example of the steam
boats Of that period; well fitted and
furnished. and of about $50 tons bur-
den.
The Wheeler made one season, with
Indifferent success, upon the st. Croix
River (W which is the eastern information
al boundary line between the United
States and the British possessions in
America. and then, the California
boom Icing al its height, she was sent
as Il Yankee venture. to San Francis
so, says the I.wiSton Journal.
She proved the hrst steamboat TO
ply the inland waters of California,
and ran for long time. upon the Sac
rmeutJ River, until outclaSsed 10y 9TH
cr steamers when She crossed the Paci-
lie to Honolulu
Tie Wheeler was a pioneer in more
than this however. Her departure
marked the first attempt of its kind
IN transportation annals. 1t was an
event Oh the 81. CroiX to witness which
the whole population Of the river
towns gathered. | am told by the
Captains wife, to whom he turns for
vrrtcatiou ami dates a. he tells me
the story, that at that gathering she
first met the Captain Perhaps it is
this fact which has caused the gallant
sailor to retain SO much interest in the
now out-of-date craft.
Up the river. upon the English side
of the st CrOiN was built the bark
Fanny. She was built for a purpose;
designed and measured To receive the
s. T. Wheeler III her capaciouS hold.
The very day that She was launched
she was also sunk but by design. ln-
deed the lark had no stern; the tidal
river flowed in and out of the empty
shell.
Alongside was brought the steamer.
Her funnel and walling-beam had
been removed but otherwise she WAS
not diSmantcd. As the tide served
just for the purpose, the Wheeler was
floatcl head on, to a berth within the
submerged hull. 1t was pretty good
1T.
After fastening the steamer well
Within they lowed the bark around,
with mead up stream; the reccding tide
flowed out and the Fanny and the s.
j.. Wheeler rested upon the river bot
tom, the one inside the other.
Next they fixed the stern in place
with screw bolts. following the design
of the builders. ant with the next tide
which assembled the St CroiX the bark
iioatcd--m fact, they both toated.
Next they stepped the mastS and put
on the rigging. OF the barh's three
ma>tS. two, the main and mizzen,
passed directly through the steamer to
reach the Keel.
The space between the shells of the
two vessels was packed with coal; pro-
visions were taken as cargo, and,
with n passenger list of POO gOldSeek-
ers many Of whom had grand quar-
tiers in the Wheeler's cabin, the two
crafts in one We're lowed out of the
river. amid the shouts of the populace
to square away in Passamaquoddy
for the long voyage around the Horn
to the Golden Gate.
That she arrived at her destination.
we have ample proof; moreover the
bark Fanny came back to Boston.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-20

Christianity is going backward in
Japan instead of forward, according to
Japanese newspapers Several prom
iucnt men have turned their backs on
the Christian faith after they had adj
vanced greatly in its teachings. The
most notable change is that of the Rev.
Paul Kanamou. He was pastor of Il
Congregational Church mt Toxic and
President Of the DoShisha University
He wrote several religious books that
are still being distributed by mission
aires. He has gone into business and
civ en- up the Christian pursuit entirely.
He is now a director in the Toxic
Stock Exchange.
The Rev. DIR. lchihara. who four
years ago was at the head Of the school
of laws and politics in the noShisha
University, is now noted only for his
business ability He is an officer in
the Nippon Bank and has made a large
amount of money since he left the
church. Prof. YuierO Motora. prom
inent officer in the Toxic Imperial Uni
yers,ty, has severed all connection with
the Christian church. He stNa1ed in
America under the auspices of the
Methodist Episcopal Church and held
a position in the Methodist College. He
now denies both Cod and Christ. and is
a leader in a strong faith known as
the Nippon Shugi, or Japanese princ-
uleS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-20

The American Hay Fever association.
so far as known, is the only society in
the United States bound together by the
ties of disease. There is no diphther1a
club or pneumonia circle, or independ-
ent order of rheumatics, or other Or
carnations where a common malady
forms a bond of union. Only members
OF the American Hay Fever association
blow their noses and wipe their eyes in
unison. The Hay Fever association was
first heard Of good many years ago.
when Henry Ward Beeches was a lead
ing spirit, and the gathering ground
OF the organization was said to be the
White mountains in New Hampshire.
Later New Mexico was proclaimed the
sneezer's Mecca, and Captain Philip
Reade, U. S. A., appeared as chief
scribe. Now 1t is given out that Mar
quette, Mich. is the head center in
place OF Petosky, originally selected
and 1t is said that the fall meeting of
the association will see thousand
members in attendance.-Kan City
Star.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-20

Probably the hardest task that
dentist ever had to do was TO make an
artificial jaw. But that is what "A De
troit dental surgeon has succeeded in
doing.
John Die a young farmer of Royal
oak, Mich, was shot in the face with
shot-m 10y an angry hrother-in-law.
John Dies condition was terrible and
he was gradually starving to death be,
cause he could not cat. He was taken
to Detroit, to surgeons and hospitals
where his ease was pronounced hope
loss. No one would attempt to help
him till he found pr. OsiuS, a dentist
The doctor experimental till lac had
found that by means of fine wires he
could fa~tcn an artificial jaw to the
two back teeth
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-20
Naples. Present and Past

The donkeyS which carry vegetables
to Naples are equipped with the IBIS
saccium" which comes from the an
cient Roman times; the two-wheeled
Roman carriage. the "cisium" is per
petuatcd in the popular 'corrcolo."
which we see standing by the hundred
In the very place where rose the an
Gent gate of Naples, and where such
carriages have had Their stands for cen
turtles. Ancient statues of horses show
the forlock tied up neatly, custom
which may be observed in thousands
or instances In the Campagna.
The numerous money changers under
the open sky, the cook shops on the
street and the kettle of boiled lentils
the door knockers in the older quarters.
the fondness for garlic, the number of
halrdressers, the custom that @ men
make the daily purchases for the house.
all features of Neapolitan daily life,
are derived from Greek life. Even
these intestine vendors mentioned bv
Aristophanes are still to be found in
Naples, Offering their unappetlzing
wares today in this once Hellenic city
as formerly they did on the street of
Athens. Pits as receptacles for oil.
such rs are found to-day in Apulia, for
instance. were known to the Hellenes
the modern shepherds in the Sila for.
est with their sawms remind us of the
shephers of Theocrius; and ms of old
IN the cities of Greece rhapSodes recit.
ed publicly the tales Of Homer's heroes
so Naples preserves her "cantastorie
l. e.. her story tedllers. who entertain
the listening crowd with the heroes Of
Tasso and Ariosto. In the popular the.
atre certain figures of the ancient the.
atre are painted on the door posts
Just as one may see them to-day pre-,
erved in one case in Pompeii.-Open
Court.