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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
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Bo6ne1tita1gen ober g5rctterl1, ltllo brtlt8t
bieratf lar9en Bferoen1ift, 2ol!b ober 3anl@
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fen Ste @rllben 10 oft ais tDurltO g%elllftet
tper6eu. Sc trodener bic Gage 0eS Srtes
iii, beitp better Dalten fi0 Die Semitic.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23

ner, barnit lie6 bie S6pefelOdmpfe entfere
men. Damn id1lieBe man Sic Teniter un6
fam Ii Die &artoffeln o6ne Sorgen an 2
SUB bod aufi6ittten. gta0 2 bis 3 $50
den offlle man no6mols bic Tenfter Del
11oncr g8itterurig 1nb Iaiie bteiel6eit ppue
Sage often. Na0 N6Gauf Oieier 3ett ulO
1tad)bem Die 6e1iter micDer gei6loilen iin0,
rdltdere man SEN Seller nodlmals mdBig
NIT S0ipefeI ei1 lttb iiberftrcle Die &qrz
tottell1 nit 00l3al6e. SON nun 0n laiie
MAJ! Die Teniter Den gan5en Ginter iiber
gu, 1GtpeFele a6er Ben seller monatli0 mGs
Big eth. 9ur6 bies 0erfa6rcu iptrb ni6t
1tllr bGS Saltlen, ionoern audi 0aS Quse
tpadb1e1t Der 9artoffeln D%er6inoert, o11e baB
oerelt Stetmfd9igfett leibet, iie bleiber
l0madbaft nno bis in oaS 6riiDiabr binetn
gut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23
@arfpIelsp itrt 3eNer.

Gin Ie6r glttes 8erfa6ren, I'm Da5 Saulen
ser Sartoffeln I'M Seller 81 Derbitoern, TT
folgenoeS:
Ntiroefens cine Wo6e bor ser &artofel1
ernte 0ffne man idrtmtli0e Setiter pes
Sellers uno reinige Die 8dtDc ulto Den So>
Sen auf oaS @ritnDlt6ite. Gags bot Dem
Giufeuern Ser &artoifeln idlieBc man Die
Tenlter, beitreue ben SltBbOben itdrf NIT
9etpobnli6er 6DISai6e uno rdudere oeit
Ralm nit S6tpefel aus, 10 baB 2tae9 BLOT
in S6wefeloampf ge6itIt tit. Giltige Stltn1
ben bierauf lino Die 8eniter tpieper I'll otts
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23

lin 6os S0immeIn oer &die 3u berbiz
ten, l0ide man Qlebfalf, tpel6en man na6
benz 3erfaa bur6 ein fetneS 0aariteb lauz
fen ldBt. O}it btelcm feinen Yltlper ItnO
Die &Gie beim 6orrnen GlBerlib etn5uitduz
ben. @d6ren0 Der 2tebfalf boS 9tetfen Der
&Gie bef0roet uto ite ldn9ere 3eit maoenz
fret erbGlt, per6ittet er 5ugletb ieOe S0tmz
melbiloung auf beniel6en, obne auf i0ren
@el6maf trgeno mel0en GinfluB 5l Ibet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-10-23

- Nl1al@ ~ I UIEV VVVT"VUUVEv-
rige PTo1is ais prObat erwiesen haben.
SamenSciWache. n;chtlicIle ErgieSsungen, Pusteln
i'm Gesicht, verlOrene Manneskraft Werden p0sitiv
geheiit- Klein Experimentation. Das richtige
Heilmittel wird SofOrt in jedem Falle %angewandt.
C0nsultatiOncn. persGnlich oder ~brieiich, Streng
confidentiell. Medizinen per Post und per Express
versandt. Keine Zeichen auP den Packeten, Welche
auP den Inhalt oder Sender SchliesseR lassen. Han
sende IOc fir das Buch: Yefl0rene Manneskraft
Wieder geWonnen. -oaice-stu1aen :: 8 Uhr Moggens bis z
UIg Attends. sonntags Won 10 bis u Ur kittags.
JAMES, WlNB gF HgPSS a deSt He Il tba fir
Nervenschwiche. verIOrene Energie, JugendthOr-
hciten, schleichende krankheiten und Unyerdaulich-
keit. S per Quartiiasche q Flasher fir SIS.
yAlNESS' WIND OF 1hNgELIgN HIn aut slfhSsfs
gcs Heilnittel fir krankheiten der Nleren, Frauen"
SchWacIlen. weissen Fluss und schmerzhafte Menstrus
alton. So per QuaItiiasche; 6 Flaschen fur $40.
JAMES, NSEERViN5 PElEhALklE3aN Jah h1'e prak I'll h "a
be. bin ich III der UeberZeugung geAOmmen. dass
neUnZeilntef der nannehmlichkeiten und BeschWers
den DIES Lebens aus GleichgJltigkeit gegen den tie.
schlechtstrieb entSpringen, sONohl Oei Erauen we
bel Mannern. TaGSende, welche NIGHT den Wirkl1-
chen GFund kannten. haben Sich in FOlge dessen das
LebeH ~Yerbittert und das Dasein zu elmer Btirde gee
macht, WO es gIichIich und zufrieden hatte sein kOn-
men. NERVItE PiLLEN, ZuSamnlengesetzt aus Wur-
Zeln und Krautern. macllen die SciiWachen stark
DaS, was man VerIOren hattie oder ME beSass. Wlrd
Wiederkeilren und das Helm tZu elnem glLckllehen
machen. Das Ieben list zu kurz, um eS in etnem
ungemithlichen ind NIGHT zuSagenden Helm Zu yer.
trauern, Wenn cine $i.OO Box elnem, gefallG una
SecIS BOreN cine KH9 bGtCirceH TtCe9 $0.OUs
Per Post yersandt gegen EnpfaDg des Presses.
DR.. JAMES, No. 2OA Washington ST., Chicago, Ill.
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-12
THE PRICE OF CATTLE.

Last August, when the Board of Equalization of this county raised the assessment on cattle from $10 to SIP per head. the stock men all over the county raised the cry that it was an imposition and that 1t was too much, and some even went so far as to say that they would drive thelr cattle elsewhere.
 The wisdom of the Board in taking the action they did has since become apparent in many ways, and at the present price of cattle in this county there is little danger of any cattle being driven away. Cattle are now held at prices ranging from SIS to S22.50 per head, and there are more buyers then sellers in the market, even at that high figure. Witness the re cent sales of cattle in Mohave and Y avapai counties. c. T. Rogers of Chino Valley, recently sold 1900 head of cattle at SIS per head, Fred Nobmann sold his entire herd few days since, including calves at $20 per head Chas. Gross Of this place has lately sold 30 head at S20, Oar Mineral Park butcher has to pay ' and s cents per pound for beef on foot. T. B. Shipp, the cattle kinG5fT this county, was-<l-1t +SAf' bidder on the contracts a supply Grant 6 Mac 3lea.iaid's camp with beef, and his fig lres were Il cents per pound dressed and delivered, which is equivalent to S22.50 per head for beef cattle. Paul Breon and other stock owners on the Colorado recently asked S22. per head for, everything that was branded, though they afterwards came down 5o $19. We do not think that stock nen in this county have any reason o complain at the present price of ,attle or to claim that $12. per head s an exorbitant assessment.
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-12

the old style ofspelliI ai,a and which we believe to be Feet one. From thence the next stopping place will be at Blackberry 12a miles from Hualpsi. From Blackberry east there will be a siding at Truxton II miles, 1a3 miles further on there will be one at Peach Springs, IA miles from Peach Springs will be another called Yampai, another at Aubrey 128 miles from the last, then one at Chino 011 miles from Aubrey and one at Plea cho 124 miles from Chino; at this latter place the boarding car and track-layers were on the 1st of this month. From Picacho east the next siding is at Pimavita g miles, then s miles further east is another at Ash fork, thence 98 miles to another called Fairview, then to one called Summit lon the divide) g miles, from thence 10 miles to Williams.
 The distance from Albuquerque to Williams is 377a miles, and from Williams to the river 1934 miles.
 At present the company are haul ing water at some places along the line 100 miles, there not being enough at the different springs along the track to supply the demand.
 It is reported that the company lack iron straps for the Chino bridge and that they may be delayed there some time in consequence.
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-12
MINERAL PARK, NOVEMBER 12, 1882.
TlEE ELECTION,

In Mineral Park the election passed of unusually quiet and with no dis turbanoes to speak of. Of course there was considerable hilarity among cer- tsjn of cur citizens who consider the right of getting drunk on election day. one of the privil eges granted them by the Declaration of 1ndepen dence. The vote fell short considerably from what was expected, but that can be accounted for from the fact that many of OUT townsfolk who should have Yeted here were away on the railroad and elsewhere cleo .tioneering. So far we publish returns
 pm all the railroad precincts, from
 sekbe7Iy, Gold Basin and Maynard bTeoaet-S From some unaccountable reason the returns have not yet come to hand from Cedar, Sandy and Sig ial, nor from Frazier's camp near Blackberry, hence there is still some uncertainty on the part of some of the candidates,i From the returns as far as received we conclude that Oury will carry this County by about 75 majority, while Davis will have about the same majority over Horton. FdE the Council, as far as heard from, -Wf1e elton | as 223Sf votes against 64 for Southwick. Unless Welton should get the whole of the Sandy vote, which is not likely as Southwick is we'll known and liked in the southern part of the county, it looks as though the 84 votes east for SouthRick would lose dohave County her Ce1pcilman, the very thing we in Mineral Park tried prevent. It certainlys will be ass,.ss ,yEsaa ,,;...a .gees ssali tag her eanG1s sdaTg, IEallory, as there iss'ttie doulA she wg.. For the Bouse ot J.essell IS certainly elected by a verSSlhsandsome majority, duo not only to bis pe9sOntl popular ity but 10 the 5lnpopHlarity of his opponents.
 As to who will be next Sheriff of tbis County we Icannot tell. Cox is Ope 70 te ahead bf Steen, while Potts is 65 votes behind both. We think that Steen's chalhces are by far the Heet atd that he surely will be elected
 As 4o Distridt Attorney, there is ittlo doubt of Blakely's eIechoD. e1e Enormous. majority given him n this town has made his election sIuost certain, and what has sur urised every one is that Blakely got Isueh a vote at Shenfeld's, beating sElreton right in the Democratic ' stronghold. \ For Recorder Mackenzie IS elected Beyond 3 d0ubt- His opponent lad ,Io chaDoo sowiH from the commence Imont- v ]: FoE rreasurer it is very close T . Burdick and Krider, as we [ sd, and it may take the official
 to decide who is elected. |
 Supervisors, it is pretty cer a tai hat Grounds will head the list wiEHV 5imonds next and Henkle V close taird. For precinct bhcers in this town ssfi1e vote for Justice of the Peace was ( lEE'erz, clese, Hyde is elected by 3 a
 t,e between Sherman t
 For School Trustees c
 and Gross are elected. !
 3urdick are elected,a as E
 re, the Republicans
 every office in the
 exception of one u
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-12
LITTLE COTTONWOOD. Rlcn Gre sad Large Veins.
A Big Boom Predicted.

A short time ago a prospector dis covered ledge of rich galena on the Little Cottonwood Creek, a short distance north Of the Willows. As soon as this became known anumber of prospectors rushed in and a great many locations is the result. Work is being prosecuted on a number of these claims with good results. The Chloride, owned by Fulton G Co.,, has shaft down about 25 feet and shows fine body of mineral. The ledge Is about 4 feet wide and will average S60 to the ton in silver and carries about 50 per cent. lead. The creek runs across one end of the claim and an abundance of water is assured for all purposes. Berry, an expert in the employ of San Francis co parties, has been examining this property and expresses himself well pleased with 1t and it is expected that asale will soon take place.
 Remington & Carr also have some fine property, which, witll~-fa4-IlitttIe work, will look as well a8 the Chlo ride.
 The fact that these mines are in a limestone belt and near to wood and water will certainly enhance their.
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-12

twelve nearer for shippers this section of country thn Fort Mohave. Shippers will find to thelr advantage
 have their freight landed at m6 re rOlnalaus .:t
 We have ample storeroom for any quantity ot- freight and reliable man all times to receive and
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-12
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
ADVERTISING RATES,

One inch i1 column, $2.Oo for first inser- ton and $1 % per inch for each additional thssftiol.
 4 liberal discount from above rates will be rnade to persons who advertise largely by she year, half year or qvarter.
 Professional eDd business cards inserted for B per month or $20 per year.
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-12
Value Received.

He does nrt have to Support the man
 who does not pay.
Mohave County miner., 1882-11-12
We Extend Our Thanks

To our friends and patrons for past favors and hope to get share of their patron
 age in the future.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-01-19

A LAREDO letter says: The friends
and relations of Charles LeBarron, a
young man who was murdered here a
few weeks ago, made an effort to re-
move his remains to Pensacola, Florida,
but a mistake was made, and the re-
mains of lady were disinterred and
shipped. The mistake was discovered,
however, but not until the corpse was
afioat on the high sea. Dispatches were
sent to Galveston and to other points.
in great haste, to head off the ship.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-01-19
Will Send Daily Cotton Report and
Stencil on application.
Free OF charge.
BEDFORD VA.
Alum and Iron Springs

WATER MASS PILLS
Excellent Tonic, Alternative and Diuretic.--Medi-
cal Association of Lynchburg, Va.
Has no equal for Liver and kidney Disorders
Rev. &c. Dodson. Iittsylvania Co., Va,
Adapted in chronic diarrhoea. constipation. and
scrofula,-Prof s. jackson Univ Pa
Fl icient in anasIpia; excellent appetizer and
blood purifisr-H. Fisher NJ D.. Ga.
Valuable in nervous prostratior. indigestion. and
chlorosis--C Mathews. M DIS c.
Ffficancious for Venera In'ections.-Dr Roem-
.r st. Louis Mo. ,
fine mic and Alt raiive very valuable In dis
eases peculiar TO female CHI onic fever and ague,
bronchitis and diseases of the digestive organs
]. +. Roughton. M ID Ala.
Very beneficial in Strengthening and improving
reduced system.-Rcv John W Beckwith, bishop 81
Ga
Most valuable remedy known for female diseases
John p. Mattcaur. M d III. d.
Used in obstinate cases OF dyspepsia with great
benefit-J McBaph M d. Rose Point. Pa
Used with great benefit in malarial fever and DIP
theria.--S Dupor. M d Ga.
OF great curative virtues.-Thomas kumooid'
N d st. Louis Mo.
Very efficient in glanduar arrangement DIR
Vim s Morris. Lynchburg Va.
Best remedy ewes used in diseases of the throat
A sifferd d N. q.
| Adapted in certain affections of the kidneys and
bladder; yspep ia lupus chlorosis. scrofulous and
cutaneuus affections Prof. Norman, M. d.
Va.
An obstinate case of neuralgia of seven years
standing entirely cured by the Mass,-J. T. ese,
n ID Holman's Mills N. c.
Pamphlet and circular containing full 1ntormaton
sent free upon application.
Mass and Pills sent post paid anywhere.
Springs open the We roInd. $40 90 a month.
Address, A. NJ. DAVIES Pr st OF the Co.
IS Main 81, Lynrhbu,g. Va .
I sea:,m
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-01-19
GOD BLESS THE SHIP.
From THE ARaosY.

FROM THE AhuoSt
s,,o, the crossed braoken boughs,
Green. brown, and golden;
pstween the frowning brows
III two cliffs, holden
In Natures picture frame
~ where the land dips
.oross the sunset flame
sailed the good ships!
outward. or homeward bound,
Free or deep laden;
Ike ghosts without a sound.
When the Vests faded,
Cleaying the moonshine track
Where tho white strips
Bar the dark waters back
God save the ships
Sad eyes are straining
10 catch the sails hutter:
Salt tears are raining
What voice dare not utter,
Ronnd far to distant lands,
As the rope slips
Rent heads and claspiug hands
Pray for the ships!
Home with eventides,
Colors free blowing,
Ouick by fond eyes deserted,
Coming or going;
Still as they cross our sight
Wakes to our lips
One prayer, by day and night,
"God bless the ships"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-01-19
Manufacturers address
COLLINS & CO.,
2i2 Water St., New York City.

The markets of Texas are fourishing with
light over coated steel axes, Warranted. not
to Break This Guarantee is Good-why-
being made principally of wrought iron centres
effectively prevents brakage. Collins axes
saving solid Punched Polls and Inserted steel
IF FULL WEIGHT. every Collins axe has
from ~ to IL or Best. steel. Every dealer can
ell the Coliu's axe at the same price cha ged
.s.,r these Interior goods and ma &c gnoi profits
rhosr Nno 49,. 49, should insist on HONEST
sr,d , for HoNEsT y'lle.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-05-04
The Newest London AffectatiOn.

When I was q young man, coming
home from Germany and German edu-
cation, l discovered that the most fash
ionable of all things was to pronounce
ones ''r's" down il the throat, after
the German and French manner. The
most agreeable man of his day, charm
ing in every way, is Pussy otherwise
Lord Granville. ''Pussy's'' ''r's" are
very low down in the throat genuine
cultural sounds, but harmonious and
pleasant. The sound is entirely differ
ent from that emitted by idiots, such as
young Oxford curates and the like, who
say ''vewy'' instead of every" It is
nearer like ''vehrhy," 80 far as it is
possible to put it upon paper. The
Prince of Wales and all his brothers
have this German accent to perfection.
''Yehrhy good" is the expression one
hears very frequently from the heir
apparent. Tomorrow becomes $ to-
mohrrohow," and the world here affects
this German cultural just nOw.-LO'1dor'
Cor. N. z Tribune.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-05-04
Advice to bismarck.


a German living in England, IN re.
ply to a notice to present himself at a
certain place in Prussia for military
service under the CONSUMPTION, has adj
dressed the following letter to Prince
Bismarck: " My Dear Bismarck feel
highly fattered by your kind invitation,
addressed to me at my native town, to
join the German army, but am afraid
shall not be able to accept it, for | am
now in England, engaged in the more
useful work Gas l consider it) of ex-
pounding mental science and teaching
people how to make the best use of their
faculties. For the same reason l
scarcely feel myself at liberty to accept
even the hospitality of six months
board and lodging at the expense of the
state, which you CONSIDERABLY offer as
an incentive. I much prefer basking in
the sunshine of English liberty to being
forced despOtically into military servi-
tude insmy own country. l have alto
getber given up fighting since left
school. l do not know that have any
thing particular to fight about now, and
hardly care to engage in fighting at any
one eIse's bidding. If you have quar-
rel with anybody, would advise you
to settle it amicably If possible, or else
ugHG II OUT yourself H. aAO0I JOu nav =
fixed up the army, you can make it
convenient to run over here at any time
tc one of my chronological lectures, 1
shall be happy to point out the superior
ity of life in England, and explain the
nature and utility of the, as / say, more
useful work which am engaged in, and
viii examine your head, either pub
licly or privately, free of charge. With
kind regards to the governor, l remain
yours, faithfully, GUsTAvUs CONN"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-05-04
Booths Panacea.

The audience at the Opera House last Friday
night when Edwin Booth played Hamlet, .
undoubtedly noticed the pungent odor that
pervaded the house, after the great scene be-
tween Hamlet and his mother, during which
the old Chamberlain Polonius is killed. It
was peculiar yet not unpleasant, and only
those familiar with the substance producing
it, could account for the odor. The eminent
tragedian himself and the company support
ing him, have been suffering for several days
past from colds and physical aches produced
by the changeful weather and the usual ex-
posure on the stage, and one Of the company,
Mr.. D. c. Anderson, who played Polonius,
was taken violently and suddenly Ill during
the play; by directions of Mr.. Booth, who is
always solicitous for the welfare of his people,
a bottle of st. Jacobs Oil was brought from
his dressing case and the suffering actor thor
oughly rubbed with the famous German
Remedy, which soon brought relief and full
recovery. Mr.. Booth always carries this re-
liable emollient with him, and the contents of
his dressing case without it, would be as in
complete as the play of Hamlet without the
ghost Burlington (Ia.) Gazette.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-05-04

When one is invited out to hearty dinner,
how very annoying to feel such dyspeptic
symptoms retastiug of the food, belchiu &,
heat in the stomach, heartburn, etc. If thus
afflicted, your digestive organs are weak.
Nothing assists nature so effectively in giving
tone and strength to the stomach, liver and
bowels, as that Queen of all vegetable tones,
DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla-
1t is certain cure for all kinds of dyspepsia.
It also cures nervous weakness 1t is kind
and friendly to the brain. 1t makes good
flesh and blood. 1t cures hysteria, nervous
excitability, wasting of the muscles, and ex-
pels all blood impurities. For brain-workers
It is especially beneficial; it checks all ten
dency to insanity. 1t removes such symptoms
as blotches, skin diseases, dimness of vision,
loss of memory, cough, catarrh of the bladder,
painful urination, dyspepsia, general despond-
ency, etc.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-05-04

HANNAH" said Mr.. Smiley the other even
ing as he turned down the light after reading
the paper, ''do you remember she twas Sa-
rah Higsworth4' La, yes, Iehabod. I never
shall forget her. Why, she had q snickering
notion arter you. didn't shel" Hannah,
you put that very delicately. did pay some
little attention to her and she seemed to like
it. Well, 1 see by the paper her husband is
dead Poor thing. I'm sorry for her, -
sneaking, miserable seoundrel as ever lived.
The rascal. If it hadn't been for him I'd mar
ried Sarah myself and lived happy" Icha-
bod ! Ichabodl ~ exclaimed his wife " Haven't
I always been a good wife to you. Haven't
you always lived happy with me-" and the
aqueducts burst and flooded the surrounding
territory Of her face. Eyes, yes. There,
there. Why, why. Who'd thought Why,
what have been saying anyhowl" and it was
about an hour and half before the reconcile
alton occurred, but then it was worth the lit
tie dif1culty.-Nea0 Haven Register.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-05-04

Mr.. CHARLES A. REYNOLDS, of Madison,
Ind. writes: "Fer ten years have been try
ing to regain my health. Sometimes l doc
tored for my kidneys, again, would take
cough medicines and consumption cures, and
then my dyspepsia would nearly kill me, and
l had to doctor for that. Hearing of DR..
Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,
bought bottle, it did me more good than
expected. am now robust and strong, and
have not felt sick for a long time. / feel
strong in every part Of my body, and at night
enjoy most refreshing, dreamless slumber."