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Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01


 Ths Stockton lndepspdens says: F Every lissle Khile we read of some one nho hsE stack p rHliY nal iah his fool or some ether part of his peFsoE. and iock- jas has resulted therefFom, Al suck wounds can be healed wifh- oas any fatal epnsequgpces- The remedy is simple: Its onlY "a smoke such Nopnd, or any Honnd pr brulse tAat is iaaamed Rth burning Eool or woolen cloth. Taenty minutes in the smoke If wool Flil take fhe pain out of the rorst case of in1ammatl0n arisine from any Woand Ne eyer
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
The Yalo 1 ..aI. lIaIl ..a.!! I..lIs J


 The Yolo 5al, Mail a e have been somewhat reuceat with re- gard to the NcMiIsg SilFer Mine for the past six or eight moHths from the fact tbsf fbere h3e been too much work at this end of the line done to defeeF the good york expect ed at the qEher end Ne have gex- eral stockholaBrs n Woodland pnj vicinity, and we saoN h1E people feel whep Ibeir iavs tne9gs do noF pan ous as brllliaHtlY qs as expect, cd when the investments were naae. There has been conflict befwfer certain paflies % aDairoI the mine uhish vas not ended anfil last Safur- day. J. M. MarElh iept ef the Company hss finally sncceedea in closing out Mcl)erm0t and Tier nex. and the stock wbihh ssev held b nj been purchased by parties in Santa Roso.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
EnEIand h.. .hoea I.- hsad ln IL

England has shoWn her hand ln the Fuso cen Congress, hesing gobbleG ID lhs rich island q Cyprus. and YIrEually made efkeEn prinrifslit1 of britian. kuas'a s EAe Dag t0 hold and France hes he k ke gliilh foQps hege 1 e.i lle is |saa m tts flag ol Victoria noN
 e the 1nesi island "a lhe
 tleff sesii, le k t0 pt, ss.,l nll iikeas lopi
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

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 and Mrs, Squiboies and she visiiofs were sitting ghe paFler, and the ni|fe branch Wse sIeeping quietly in in inner room. From Whlca the door opened iogo she parlof. :ifts, mtzm sigd tp'ee ], eshere is omefhipk pa eeolss that appe go sbe 6be s ol our nalaEe an ihde6nsbse pre ence which sofspne ant males aeE hesfs ea ai tossfas en 2 Mbl'e ihlia- ence whict Tea fer 4cd sakes Maria, eo in 1es and ssrah that s D ilashiag se E eee ap i I iilan een hs
 q hs Hn hqese
 n f0 lllk 4nls4cl CT ',si slE.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
spisisualihn in Nn.

What Is called S2nsfuslisIn sssInt % be far more rampant ip nsopt shan iS IS here. Like many Amefi- can inTeatiens, 1t meets with eTeetsr favor there than in the land of ss 3r- lgin In Londen aad nj the lesg:sIa cities of Gfeax Britain, npirItuhl se- anees are sad fo be 5 sort of kntsf- taInmeaz as common as kettle drnre and dlnAer parties They are veGY fashionable, and everybody Who k anybody agtends them. Picturss oi mediums ald msferialized spirits, ss ihay appear ID open. circle, are pub lished ID the English spiritual isur- nais Slade, has received magnil- cent presents of watches. ieueIr7 aAd diamonds in Berlin. His seance have been atten,ied In Germany and Russla by .he highest aeb In the capital of tue former empire be exhisi.sd to tue CkieI of Police. and
 
 tina court co1urer, who narrowly Hafohed the proeeedings, made oath inat Ihe phenolnena were not zicks. Ars aloDengal Gregory, widow of Professor Gregory 0f Edinburgh University, ls pronounced a hrm be- iIeFer. ohe gives spiritual recep- tlcns--so they are styled-and they are Atseaded by high church llIgnl- iaries. some oE Hholn are assersed lo have proclaimed the truth of the nep philosophy from khe pulpit. The ImperiaI family of Russia and Ser many Bismarck, Presideat McAla- hon 0amoetta, Gladstone. Disgaei. BroVnmg, Carlye, Tehnyson. and all other renowned persoha s. are re- ported to be SpiHituaiisgs
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

The best remedy for blsediDg nl the nose, us given by br. Gleason n one Of hAi lectures. is shevigorous Taoti5i gf che jaws, as if in ,e act oF inasiicaiion Ia tks casa 0f a ehiI.I, < wad of paper should be placed ih ils mouth. and the child instructed to chew il hard. Et is sho motion Of ihe jaus that stops the aos Of blood This remedy s Ao veFy simple thsi many Ein feel ihclinrd to Iasgh si tt. but 1t has never been knowll to fail ia $ single iusianes. or' even in rerJi severe Cases. Hs
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01


 When the Congress of Nations as- seinbled. Beaeons6ela winked 1t Bis marck to cbme outside. and then he sClok him across the street to a sa- loon. called For two besrs. ahd said. All whnt yoa to do i to rnle GQrlscbpkoa ont of order every tiI1e. Gorlsch is weak and feeble, and # ve stick togetheE Ne can worry hiin olt You 10 that. and aI,ll hold Schou7 oH and she reaE 8R 'eni lev q VNhtre does Gerlnany get even on his!n observed Bismarck as he told the bnrkeeper to hl! 'dln up asaia. That'N be alI right. said Bescoasfeld, and then he ainked klY. and Bishlsck teH 6a6 ayc A Beuconseela. and said be- Would cloke GortschalsOa of Af-a ler this tseF wen1 anl0 the eoRgressl eain9 # pFeizel apieee ps tbongh| nothing lad happened
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

CshfornAAs Nhe bet on Nellie zAeearshy .haye had an awful lesson .oa lhe fpllF gf fuposillg loo nech suhklenes ils' female. .
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

Mr Fan said: ..I imagine that Engl8sh people are under the eTone- ous idea fhat re make our mines pay hecausg they were originally rIch from che surface dowhward, that all we have to io is tO blast out the rock aud shilI 1 Why you may not De aaare of the perseverance, l had te exerclse before producing the millions upon millions of dollars ont Of our nov two. celebrated mines. dad to sink ] shaEt 2o!l feet wlthouta a lrace of ore h sigbf anywhere, and then to follow < ] small cleavage. half an inch thick. for 20 feet before I ey- CT got irace of silver --kx.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

Why is er6~ like political gatherisg? Because he is . caH- GUS.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

d patron Of certain nssspales once said to the publisher
 se 'sAlf Printer, hew is it yoa AeTe negef called aon Hse fog ny psy fof
 e0h said he man ot types. 'swe nsea ask a gentlemen for moneys plis3 ihe pauoA. t'hels do yoa nsanAgs te ReE alene she shey dohit pay yoa! by, said sht sdBer 'efleF s ceFkasn sime. Rs eoncl5de hs is 10 ssatlsmssy and
 k him ea ea
 osyes4aI Ree. ff. Edi- o. please eise 4e feep aBa hAnlIs hiin ~ s ge9
 eNake ias asn.e ali hf eiI eons
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

Dispalchea fFon CeilssanlipQPle. report B5 .t00 Eck Russian soliisrs ia illaf yaei1ify and @ lD'lo lerliie&s refugees n the Rodalplge lpBs
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

s 1eome of OFT teTFltorial exchanges
 doubf. xe observe, the c0uecsness of .un edlsoris paragraph printed some
 tIme sipcCs to the efecE that Eae
 Southern Pacific Railroad would com
 menee Hork in September on thal portion of their projeeled route ly
 ing between Yuma and MaricopA Wells. along the GiIa valley e regret thelr upbelief, but geiterate .fhe c0frectness of our information. They may De assared of chs, egen though the railroaas friends in the territory know nothing eE the laat- Ser. The road will De e0nsuucEed. Stage, travel, with is fati aes shd danger, may at an early day be 5 thipg o the past-eyen in the wild fegi2p. E Evening Post, July 1uth,
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
DONALD R0D8. 0AKNALK.
 AspAger

Samples sl t6 Ga kfale, o1 left wish Mr. Wilson Merrill. KeIInef ( Ce's. wili be promptly slieadea Eo and correct Fekhsft gaafahtesd.
 Fees, fog slngie assay, g; speci- al rates for sn5 aansbel oSss. 14dl
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
e A sWASRY
Ja.sse z sas sps.es. Ns.aET PabIIe.

Jasaoe ef ths Pesee. Notary Public, Con ef Deeds geF all the
 pe lAtes and Tsvisariss. 0Essgs ns.5siess so fer and er ;iess q utaaS. and q, te sad aHuert Mho e le beilsA 70 lnsir cma, sfe a sr* vaafng deeda, csn- saa. sns paNsw q ile4 sn ls9een a srupsnts C shg dad isf vritIae s fsk lilt eFas.ntien of aa,ls sEd tosr e e i9 ozgenei,ss ae wiis asNs3f bs seaed in his ae
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Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

4oN hiltly fks corn pope cad a young nun the oiheg evening to hlk girl, as sheY esfs siEsing before she ire. 'sEes. sls ferHsd. as- laurglxsi has got over being green.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
1hs 1analaats

AA1 9aA4tA4s4s ~< Father. wbo fafels the res 90 lsge. Hush, my chila, 'sis tbe andidafs; Eis exasuple of hunsa Hoe Early he e5aes, aad late Be eoss Greets tho n6ineh eisb ccartiy grace, He kissxs ths 5aby'e dirty face, Calls sa the fence th farmer ak H'orl. Beres the merchant, b0Fes the clerk The blaeksmish, ahils kis anvil fing1 He greets, and shis is fhe song hs
 sIngs,
 "Hawdy hqNdy howdy-doG
 Hols is ouF wife, and hoH are yoa5 An t 6ss ny fist ss no other can, The horpy hand of tbe wcrkingnaR, ssHasbsnd, aho is shat ,nan at she
 gstsss
 s'l Hush ny l0Fe 'tis the cahdidste'' Husband, why can't hs Wosk liks yout
 Hhs hS lol6ing t home to dos siy dear, whenever maa is down. No cash sthoae, no credit in town, To stupid ts preash ts proud % beg Too timid to rob aid s laay 8 Jig, Then ovef Hs A0fse his leg he ins $ And ko the 8ear people lh.s seae hs
 sings
 aIowdy hoKdy hovslY-do2 How IS your vile. and hos arg 9o1s ahl Il fits my fist as so bshsr can, The horny band of the Horkingman. Brothers. wb5 labor early and late. Ask these things of the candidate: Whats his records How ioes he stana At home: no masser about lis hshd, Be It hard or soft. so f pc hot prone To close over inbhe5 not his eHn, Has he in view no thieFing pians Is he honest and capable. iIe is our
 man.
 Cheer such an one till the welkin rings Join la the chorus when tLus he sings, >HowiY. hOwdy, howdy-dcs How is your wife, and how are youg Ahl 1t fits ins fst ss ao other caas Tho horny hand O the w0rkingman.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

Charles DuWelf, lbe fasg rider, e nfgplissillg Hish the St. Louis Jockey t;lpl ta Rite kh ambition nszf Oe tohsr Whei he pf0foata to f 70 miles in egFsnlesil hours oh sssenty- five hoFses.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

~s neiaerl ia t.s Asas'i p f- tss. tsiss ss . ee8 bose pufei,ee. ng aleeFhrea. s
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

eHowiY howdy, howdy-dcs
 How Is your wife, and how are youg Ah. t fits tne fist ssiao other caas The horny hand os the workingman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-22

TheDorian.

The dorian is fruit Of which the
mere smell is 50 repuIsively powerful
thatthe presence Of even one lit is about
rs large as a cocoa-nut stripped Of its
fibre) in any part of the house is enough
TO fill every room with the odor, and this
is such that, on discovering it, the first
impulse Oft the ignorant inmate would be
that IL was time he should see TO bis
drains II may be imagined that to 20
to sea, rs have, in a ship even partially
loaded with dorians, Is trial to the
stoutest Of sailors. Yet of all fruits
there Is none which is more priced as a
delicacy by the natives Of the country.
SO that whole ship loads are yearly car.
ried up the Irrawady to the palace Of
the King Of Ava. What is more. even
among Englishmen there are not few
who, having once violently overcome
their first repugnance and presevered
for little, have exchanged their dis.
gust for admiration, and will assure
their more squeamish friends that there
Is no fruit in the world TO equal the
dorian. FrGscr's Magazine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-22

A shooting ARRAY occurred recently Al
someryille, Tenn, between T. n. Holloway
and Shell Boyd, which resulted In tho kill
ing Of Boyd. Holloway was seriously
wounded, a load OF bird-shot, fired by Boyd.
striking him IN the face, PARTING out one eye.
George Fessler. the dcfauting Treasurer
% STARK County, o., has been sentenced 20
n years At hard labor b the Penitentiary
and TO pay fine OF $4,000 and costs.
number OF returning yellow fever refu-
gees have been stricken with the disease At
Vicksburg, jackson, and other places. There
we're four deaths from fever ~ New Orleans
on ne 18th and three Al Jackson, while 1t
McComb City there were still so cases re-
ported under treatment and further assist
ance was needed TO relieve the prevailing
Floyd smith and his wife, both colored,
were hanged by = mob near fernando,
Miss, on the 4th. They were charged with
having murdereda little white girl, years
old, who had been left in their care BY her
mother. A post-mortem examination Of the
child revealed the fact OF It's skull having
been broken- A rumor gives as the reason
FOR the murder OF the child that the negroes
were instigated by the mother, who would
inherit large property estate on the death
81 her offspring.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-22
CURRENT NEWS.


President Hayes has Internationally par
uoned the last five Of the convicted 81. Louis
Whisky Ring. They are Messrs- Henreich-
hofien, Bernard Engelke, John l.. BerReck-
er, A. NJ. Everest and Henry Hardaway.
All others convicted for this o1iense have
either been pardoned or the terms Of i'm
prisonment 70 which they were sentenced
have expired.
A Washington special says that alta recent
Cabinet meeting Il was unanimously agreed
that the Presidents message shall contain
some recommendation for the enactment OF
legislation either 10 Increase the weight OF
the standard silver dollar, or 10 diminish its
coinage, or 10 adopt both Of these means
of preventing further depreciation Of It's
value
Itisstated, unofiieially, that after the first
OF January next, as an aid TO the resumption
Of specie payments, IL Is very likely the
Treasury Department will send 10 parties
desiring il the silver dollar in quantities Of
$1,000 anc upwards, free OF transportation,
In exchange for like sums in greenbacks de-
posted In depository banks.
Official reports from the Rio Grande state
al present the United States forces and Mex
lean forces seem 10 be acting In perfect ac-
cord with view to suppressing the disor-
ders on both banks Of the river.
Senator Sharon disclams any intention Of
resigning. He expects to be in his seat at
Washington during the winter session.
IL Is announced that no liquor OF any kind
will be served at White House dinners the
coming season, with the exception Of the
annual dinner to the diplomatic corps, and
then there will be no wine glasses before
the President and Mrs. Hayes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-22

One Of the newest London fashions
Is revival Of the old long Chesterfield
mans coat for women's wear. II may
be worn with a skirt Of the same ma.
terial or another, according to fancy.
II has pockets at the waist and simu-
lated ones at the back:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-22

The English country coat for ladies'
wear y IN ulster, with . large cape at.
tached, which may be drawn up into a
hood with ribbon, tying under the
chin, thus aifording q complete protec-
ton 70 the head and neck.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-22

The London correspondents already
on to the Afghan war are Capt. Charles
Norman for the Times, Mr.. Forbes for
the Duly News, Mr.. Frederick Boyle for
the Standard and Mr.. Phil. Robinson
for the Telegraph.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-22

The Count Of Bismarck Bohlen.
cousin Of Prince Bismarck, committed
suicide lately in Venice. He seemed
determined that his work should be
thorough, as 10 razor-cuts were found
upon his limbs, two upon his arms, and
two upon his throat. Covered with
blood, and leaving trail Of it upon the
floor, he dragged himself to bis bed,
and, after lying down, shot himself In
the head. His age was As. A disease
with which he was afflicted caused him
great suffering, and il Is thought that he
killed himself In frenzy Of pain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-22

Charles Demick, Of Bowling Green,
~, was killed BY the accidental dis
charge Of his own gun. nt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-22

The British ultimatum was placed IN the
hands Of Faisz Mahomed Kahn, the Afghan
commander Of Alimusjid, on the I'd inst, and
2 copy 1t the same time posted at Peshawur
70 the Amer. The substance of England's
demand h that the Russian Embassy must
withdraw, and that the Ameer must not en-.
ter intoa Russian alliance.
Jean Jacob Fazy, the Swiss political econ.
omist, IL dead.
a snow-storm Of almost unprecedented
severity has occurred In Austria. In the
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-21
LOrS and Lumber.

In conversationss.yeste with gentle
man from Eau Claire, Wis, several particu-
lars were gained regarding the log and lum-
Der trade there, which are of interest to par
ties in this vicinity, engaged in the same
business. The general feeling in Eau Claire
was not very hopeful, as it was believed
what small number of logs were banked in
that district last winter will either not be
doomed at all, or will be obtained only in the
event of June freshet. Only few logs of
the previous years cut have arrived, with
small sprinkling of this years. Many of
the tributaries Of the Chippewa have been
damned, and the new logs will get in, if
there is a general rise. Meantime, there is
not enough to stock the Eau Claire saw
mills, none of which are running, with the
exception, perhaps, of Shaw's. It is hoped,
however, that enough Of old logs, now known
to be below the dams, together with some
new ones which lie convenient and may
come down, will arrive to keep the mills go
ing for the summer but this presumption
is now considered to be very doubtful
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-21
The Bisstone Colony.

Judge O'Gorman, Aid. Dreis, John Fitz
and e. Krimplemann returned yesterday
from Bigstone county, having been absent
since Monday. The object of their visit was
OF purely business character, although
they expended little powder, as they all
own land claims in the Catholic colony's
district in that county. They went up pro
vided with tents, and so were we'll prepared
to face the somewhat stormy weather
that prevailed up there during their
absence. The roads, they reported
as very bad, in consequence of recent rains
Their land and that of the whole
colony is simply splendid, and is being rap
idly settled up, it being expected that over
one hundred families will be located there
this summer. Col. J. r. King is in charge,
and is kept busy in erecting shelter for the
rapidly arriving settlers. A church has been
erected, which only needs clap-boarding and
Smuggling to complete it. 1t is also to serve
the purposes of an immigrant house, and is
situated on the north shore of Lake Toka.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-21
Arrival and Departure of Mails from .he
st. Paul POst-Ofica

SuAc VI MAILS from the
St. Paul Post-Ofice,
Eastern-Arrives daily except Monday at & 40 ;.
IN and 10 m except Sunday. Closes daily except
Sunday at III IS N, and As p II except SATURDAY.
sPEo1AL-Hastlnss, Red Wing, Lake City, Winona
and La Crosse Wis, arrives daily except Monday at
Az m, and closes daily except Saturday at As M
-aalaoauGee d 81. Paul Railro0d, uo.ca Di1.)-
arrives daily except sundayat6 a5 Closes daily
50: Pas9 d 81. Louis, No, R0ute--Arriyes daily
at 7 Is m. Closes daily at 80 D m.
sPEcIALs-Farnington, Northield and Faribault
closes daily except Sunday at 42Opm. Arrives
daily except Sunday at IL As N.
West Wisconsin, RGiyroud-Arriyes daily EXCEPT
sunday at 3 Is m. Closes daily except Sunday ut
10 IS
SPECIALs-Elroy and Harvard Route-Black River
Falls, Eau Claire and Menonnee WIS., arrives daily
Monday excepted at 6 40 m. Closes daily SATURDAY
ST. Paul d; Siour city Ra;lroad-Ar1ives daily
except Sunday at II so Closes daily excert
Sunday at 45p pm.
Fort Smelling, Ninn.-Arrives daily at n m
Closes daily at 30
SPECIALS shakopee, Jordan, Belle PLANE, Hen
d &c LIE sueur St Peter, Mankato, N1adela and
Arrives daily except Sunday at 7 pm.
Bloomington Ferry-Monday and THURSDAY,
closes at 6 45 M Arrives at II 80 IN.
~. LaWrence-Thursday, closes at As m. Ar
Hastings Dc DAKOTA Railyoad-Arrives daily ex
cept Sunday at p m. Closes daily except Sunday
Z st. Paul Dc Pacific Railroad (iNaiu Lioe.)-st
Paul to Observation-Disclosures daily except Sunday
at 10 M Closes daily except Sunday at SO D M
srEoI IA Howard Lake, Dassen, Darwin
Lltchfeld, Atwater, Wilmar. Closes daily except
Sunday at 80 M. Arrives daily except Sunday at
40 NJ Minneapolis closes daily except Sunday
at 7 IN, 10 As IN and 30 IN. Arrives daily ex-
cep. PTS Sunday Id at 10 a m, IS m and 80 m.
Fot Sisseton, Dak0td-Mondays and Wednes-
days-arrives at 8 10 N, closes at 4 80 D M
ST. Paul Dc Pacific Railroad (Branch Line
Arrives daily except Sunday at p m. Closes daily
except Sunday at a
ST. Pdul Dc DNluth Railr0ad-Arriyes daily ex-
cept Sunday at Is p M Closes daily except Sum-
day at 80 m
SPECIALISTS Saltwater, arrives daily, SUNDAYS ex
cepted, at Is p NJ Closes daily, Sundays excepted
at 80 m.
NORTH Wisconsin Railroad-St. Paul to CLAYTON,
Wls.-Arrlves at Is IN, closes at 9 80 q m.
Northern Pacific Raitrodd-Arrives daily except
Sunday at 7 p m. Closes at a m.
Peho6ina, Ddkotd-Arriyes daily except Sunday
at NJ Closes at M.
Fort BWord, Dakoto-Arrives Monday, Wednes-
days and Fridays at m. Closes Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at m.
Fov BerthoLd, Dakota-Arrives Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at m. Closes Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at Z m.
Cant0nenent on Tongue Riuer ". T.-Arrives
Mondays and Fridays at p M Closes Tuesdays
and SATURDAYS at am.