Arizona Weekly Journal-Miner, 1886-05-05

Sweet are the i twert that blossoa ia the morn; Sweet are the kisses oa dear young lips, inal Beet oar own ahulna ttaaali bora Sweet ere tbe hells that saemory riage ia tbib To call the pe.t with all ts Tiaiahtd boars; Sweet with a sweetaess, c'osa alli'd to pais, Tbe perfume of tbetlwly fading iawera. And, O! ay heart ! sw.-et were the girlish eyes, Thst ia the past looked kv iate aiae owa. Tbe aoaents vaaiib, sal tbe shadow iiee; Tbe c tds may vibrate wbea theftraiaa bate iowa. And yet tbe ntuic ling as ia tbe live. Tboaaa aaafe ol iu first aelodv deaart: Sveet kjftbe love sf sweetheArt, or af wUr-,- Sweet Bith a .ewestaess, kaowa Ut to the heart. Bat down tbe borixia dim the hipe Tbe sontet gilds bo aore tbeir fading track; "White sailf, reran," oar beans aay vaialy plesd, From tbeir long voysgiag they tarn ait b ck. Hweet sre ibe i wer, with perfume rif, 8weet is the soaoet sf dear, faaiUar feet, Swr et are the glamosrs of this fadtag life Io 'wetness bote bat tbey are bitter bittersweet. - sweet. bittersweet. A Taswjr In a recent interview on the labor Beech er wa question Henry Ward asked: "What are your ideas a the labor question?" !-My heartleh sympathies re with the laboring element." "You are said to have once re ked that a dollar a day for a man." "It was a malicious misrcptcstataUoo of my ideas. J said a asaa could get along on a dollar a day and he can, if necessary. I did not say he should get that. A man should receive full pay for his work and should not be compelled to work an unreasonable number of haurs. He shoutd be protected against oppres oppression - sion oppression and persecution and capitalists, and corporations should be taught their duty to the employes and humanity.'' let Bta Bcaert. Graham, the wife murderer at Spring field, Missouri, was taken from the jail on Wednesday night by a well armed force of determined men, all masked, who overpowered the sheriff and guards, battered down the doors of the jail, took the prisoner our, snd when daylight ap appeared - peared appeared his lifeless body was found hang ing to a tree j ast outside the city links. The following notice was pinned to his body. "Justice has been satisfies. This it a warning to ex -convicts and murderers, We also give warning to any persons of any rank or station in life to dare to dis discover - cover discover the actors in this tragedy, that they will surely ard speedly be dispatch dispatched - ed dispatched to hell, where all things are revealed to the curious. "Gtizeos af Green Ca, Mo.' The verdict of the coroner's jury that Graham came to his death from the hands of a mob, the names of the parties participating being unknown. latue Lias. Tbe following is the list of letters remaining a: the Post Oftce ia rVescott, ArisuBS, for tbe week ending April 99th, 1888: Donate, D Fitber, Jss W Gilbert, Mia Jessie Gibeoe, Tick Garner, A Host, Jaa C Harder, J M Locher.JK Reid, Heary 8. Call for advertised letters. J H A MARSH, Poetaaster. We sre in receipt of "Aa epistle of the First Presidency to the Church of Jesus Christ of Litter Day Saints, etc" printed by the Dcseret New, Salt lake. It is a closely printed pamphlet of 19 pages and contains the primed names ot John Tayor and George Q. Cab hob at its close. A hasty perusal of its pases dis closes the fact that it is a genuine ortho orthodox - dox orthodox Mormon do'ument George Q-, however, inadvertenily omits to give hn present post office address. Absolutely Pure. This pnwrfer sever varies. A Barrel ot punty. suenrth and whelesoaraess. Mora cenaomlcal than the ordinary kinds sad eaa not be aold la eoaneUtloa with the wml Utaata otlnw.teat short eight, alna or phosphate Kwaera. aoia amy is eeaa. Boysi SaSJBaT srwsr Oe, MS Wall Btsset, ae JerkT

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