The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-02

A Minnesota juror addressed a note to the judge, in which he styled him as "Onarable jug" H."
 At Norwich. Ct, some "friends" of min ister surprised him with a present of Sl50, and then hung about his house and stole his | silverware, worth over $500. The negro members of tue Georgia Legs- | lature are putting on extraordinary style in | the way of clothing. The most of them wear | plug hats and tight brooches, and all sport | gloves and walking canes. Several of them | have made desperate attempts to part their l hair in the middle, but very few have yet 1 accomplished the feat It is now the style l among the white dandies to comb their hair as fur down into their eyes as possible, and some of the colOred gentlemen have tried to make their wool do the same way. so as to be fashionable, but the result so far has been discouraging.
 The more VIC pulverize a heavy calcareous losm, the more ammonia will it absorb from the atmosphere; and, at the same time this thorough working will develop the plant food lying latent in the soil.
 The word Rink" now so familiar does not appear in Worcester's or Webster's die tionaries. It was imported into this country by the Scotch in connection with the game of curling, and it is understood by them as meaning the space on the ice cleared for the game. As now generally used the term means building for skating, and was impor- ted by way of Canada.
 A New York paper says that the spring styles of bonnets are going to be awful. Something like a sunfoWer on che peak of a haystack.
 'Tis folly in the extreme to till extensive fields and till them i'll shrewd common sense sits laughing by, y,and sure your hopes abor- tive die, for more one fertile acre yields, than the huge breadth of barren fields
 There is nothing equal to a cheerful and even mlrthtul conversation, for restoring the tone of mind and body when both are over done. -EEF.
 The Paris reporters are to have uniform dress, and silver badge, with the name of their paper fastened to the cap.
 Some Pennsylvania men are manufacturing writing and wrapping paper from cornstalk leaves.
 PIrY AND ScoRS.-He that hath pity on another mans sorrow shall be free from it himself, and he that delighteth in and scorn eth the misery of another, shall one time or another fall into it himself Sir Halter Raleigh. aA
 Toledo German, who has been keeping saloon for the accommodation of printers, has been obliged to suspend Or his books were found the following members of the craft: Der Laim Brinter:" "Der Leetle Brinter;h "Der Pen PutIer Brinter;'' "Der Tiyei;' Der Brinter init der red hair :" ''Der Brinter init hair not shoost so red.n
 The entire alphabet is found in these four lines:
 ei God gives the grnzing OK his meat,
 He quickly hears the sheep's low cry;
 But man, who tastes his finest wheat
 should Joy to lift his praises high
 Here is the pithiest sermon ever preached "Our ingress Tn life is naked and bare. our progress through life is trouble and care: our egress out of it We know not where: but, doing well here, We shall do well there. An Ecumenical dead beat has been thrust into the Pope's own prison. He was passinp himself off for the bishop of distant see not so distant, however, but the Holy Sec saw the deception.
 A Portuguese youth, with three legs. four ieet, ana twenty toes, is on exhibition in l-anao'i. Two of the legs are perfectly formed. put the thlrd IS bent upward from the joint, ana ana mas two rather imperfectly formed feet The young man is twenty-two years old. very intelligent, and speaks several languages.
 You cannot dream yourself into a charac- Ger; you must hammer and forge yourself into one. '-t @
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 The Mother of Invention is a voter in Wyoming. of7s
 Some genius has invented machine with which boy or gil can make four tbousand cigars per day. John Chinaman drove all the white cigar makers out of the business by working for almost nothing, and now they are to be crowded out by machinery. Genius has avenged the cigar men.-S. F. CqR.
 Opportunity is the flower of time. and as the stalk may remain when the flower is cut oii, 50 time may be with us when opportunjtv Is gone forever.
 It costs distinguished Americanp about four hundred dollars to get presented to Ma poleon.
 Minnesota had ten days this year of forty degrees below zero. Consumptiyes had to travel. Extraction of Copper From its Ores.
 Prof T. Sterry Hunt and Jas. Do,lplass Jr., have, says the San Francisco S,if1fi6e Press, patented process for the above mir pose, based upon the use of watery solution of neutral protochlorde of iron for inc nnr. nose of conVertinp tba o,,;do - Il -Tr tN