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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-25
The "S.aked Flains" OF Texas

4 correspondent of the R0i""t.y .i0''
saws: ut Big Spring; commenced ono
vt the surprising AMI interesting pDr-
tiops Of mv tourney. From here west
ward for Il hundred miles stretches out
the great T.laDO E>la.-lflO, or S'ake'l
plains Of our gt~'gr::phic~. :. supposed
desert. tr.rlp-> aud watcrleS>. ! here
express the wish that it may take its
| pl:'ce with the "Grc,t American Dcs-
crt' among the geographical myths. In
point of fact it is an elevated rolling tai
ill, land. rising Gradually toward its
center. where il obtains the height Of
;, nv, to :;.'Ns, feet alx,v" the Sl'a level. 1t
IS a rich prairie soil. covered with lux
uriant growth Of grass. The lookout for
water SIMPLY i not. mt first sight. prom
i.;nr there bcing throughout III! its cx-
tent. absolutely no running wafer: and
when the railway engineers: reached
that nert ion Of their work t'l".:: were pre-
narx.l to encounter tn" d.:.r'h "i water
:,s the '.cf,!it'iculty they had t" CON
tomb with. The authorization wsS 'li~s;-
rated with tho !irs: we'll they sunk. for
an abundance ~ water was struck at .
,lr,th of forty Feet :c'nw tn" surface:
since chen. every well sunk has yielded
the same f..-n!+. and til" division az IN"
road over the Stakel Plains today has
the best water supply on III" whn'c me-
II Sc ms that III" w!n'r country i non
..yco,rj,,l with snl'tc"r:;H mean water
: ,:,,,r..,. the we'll, reaching water ut !:
;; .,e,,t; varvi,. from thirty feet t" IL little
aver fifty in one inStHm'". TIL" wafer :
, .,mvl. S,ft. clear water. nn! tie WrHs
III t|;ro,,.r, tile severe drought of this
c.u have. .y;yr,, no sim az amy failure in
.,,u,,l;. 80 far a. observation has en-
tended. It has shown that the ralH::''i
~, fine r.,;rs i quite ~ heavy al. II no!
heavier than, in Eastern Texas.
\nMi,cr g.;:,;:Me surprise w:.> in store
for mo on the "pla;nS." Last June AMI
t,,,v when tls road wa; under csNistr,Ic-
; a., tho ,.,nps If graders and c'CStr'ic-
TO-, men were nitcl,c,l on the gro'l:'l.
close to the right -Uf-way. and in feeding
tLr;r stN.k. M,:tiOns O corn, oats anu
hori,.v had lsp., split on tho ground: 1t
noi taken r,,ot in the ~'*l without ''av-
;n., lnpn PLANTED. anil, ~ we passed ny:
tl,cr,. stt.ni in patches ;,'"n: me riSnt-H
wav fi,lly-.lcvclope' oats ami harley ana
stocks of corn that measured ~ WaSt
Emr feet in height. with tu'i s'zt4I c'tS
! m,,on them. In short. it !" a country "a
nable of Incoming the granary =. o
Southwest, and ut ltS eIe: :::I ""e
culture will. in all nrol'emMty, *. e', *,,e
r r.rS Of immense herds Of antelope and
. ." h,,ffalO, and marvellous So
c r;ss w.re told NJ Of their racing the
tr-;,,. aud Of shooting them from the
c e'". mt we were evidently not there on
." ..''c,S d.v for them, a. we did nov cetcn
:s g';~rs. Of either, and had t" content
es.sv;th fhe siGht Of IN 'sst0nal
o ocmcte snG the ubiquitous prairie dig,
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emission. Aversion to society. N1nHt So Of Wis
ion. Noises Ii the Head tn" vita! fluid pas*in:
uno.srrv... n The urine. and il.a'y other dts
&ases .il:ltl cad Il, insanity and death
M NOETlEw,ll agree Il, forfeit rive HON
<1res0 lDOD Sora fora ca>"" this kim! the V1GAu:
RESTORATIVE (u,"l'r his :! "c!al ":vlce sno
trcat;ne..t) Will not err. or for A;iytning lm
pure or injurious fiDIn! il ii. DH AINI 1b
treats all Private Diseases successfully w'thO0
mercury, C"assss1aHato0 free. Thorough OK
summation ard advice. including analysis N
urine. -. Price Of vital Restorative, 50 .
hottie. or four times the quantity, $lo sent te
any address upon receipt OF price. "r C. o. d.
secure from observation: a:::l IN private name
Who is u REGULAR physician. txr"1uate OF the
University Of Pennsylvania
m. uONrGE0 KIDNEY RENEDY. XE-
RI RErlCCM. cures all kinds Of Kidney AND
Bladder Complaints. 0on0rrhoPa, elect. l.cucCr-
rhoea. For sale by all druggists; o. bottIe's'x
bottles COr rs
D, D00TlED DANOFl1ON P1teA. are the
best and cheapest lOYoe ana .9oCO
cure In the market. For sale BY oil druggists.
wjulyt9tf
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The Greet English Remedy

- u nev"v-iaiiiGg cure
fOr Nervous liability,
Exhausted Nit Atty.
Seminal Weakness.
S;pr.lna tNrr!:Ua. Lost
- ANH ca -. lDlrO-
tncv. Paralysis. ami
al the terrible effects
Of Self Abuse, youthful
!Dll:rS. arc! cx"pSst'S In
VnNiulcr vvar>--SilcIl As
loss ~ Memory, Las
Siiut!a. NDc:urna..
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-25

NERVOUS DEBILlrY, Vital Weakness,
Prostitution from Overwork or ludiscretiOn.
is radically and promptly cured by '.St. James
Vitalic Pills." They renew the visor Of youth
and are . positive cure for Spermatorrlnca,
tmpotency, Sexual Debility, etc. Price one
dollar and fifty crnts PER box, sent by mai;
bv the ~oIe agents. Lobdell Chemical Co.. ST..
Louis, Mo. Juty1-dkw-lvr.
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DIR. SPINNEY,
No. II EEAENEY STREET.


VTYhO Nay Re Sas9rrt0g 6iOWs Sho eOecoD
w Of youthful i:I.ir~ or in,li>cret:O!l. will do
we'll tO await themselves Of this. the greatest
boon ever lAl at the altar Of suffering hl:nsI.-
i:y. Tx. SPINNEY will guarantee To iOrltt S:aC
i.,r every ca>:. of seminal we.kiEsS or private
disease y! any kind character which he under.
takcS and fails tx cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There arc many at tie age ri thirty To sixty
who are troubled with TOD frequent 'vlrila ton
Of the bla isicr. often accompanied sy Sigh,
Snlarlin: burning st'i,satis and "sskFntnx
Of the system, ~ n mariner the patient cannot
accOuut for Oh Examining the urinary der"%-
it's q r,,py S.slin".t will often he found. AMI
sonnet ines small particles nj albinlt.n will ap
pear Or the c,l<:r will be- az THU! nl.i>h hue
again changing To- ~ dark and l''rlhl appear
ai,ce. There many who uic III u Is dif
nculty. i:,TGgnis f line which Is the Sfc-
t,u.i stag. Of seminal weakness. Dr. = will
guarantee. II perfect cure ~ all such eases. and
4 healthy r.StOratin Hf the :,e:Ii!O- urinary or.
ganS.
Office hours 20 to ! ami tos. Sundays from
OIO n a. M Consultation FREQ. T'n"longh ex'
mi,:ati;,,. am! :v.s'.. -.
Can or address !,R. SPJSNEY 4 CO.,
No II kcaricy st.
{. san Francisco Cal.
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Oasy ~ llaaeo 1asUD
with VAiGh - go % tpseel.
~ r ~; - 49, g = e u e - sask.
Dat When - sv b he'd beea Aesesd
ne 10 . po0ooo 1eW,
e AZ ss: ::as &: re; e: 49,: s:;: e. ,.a
On seeing house being whitewashed,
the house was going to be shaved.
Teacher to . small -''What does
the pTOverb say about those who live in
glass houses?" Small boy-"Pull down
the blinds"
why did you not send for me SOON
er 20 asked q doctor Of his patient.
"Well, Won see, Doctor. couldn't make
up my mind to do anything desper-
ut is said that the laws of this State
CLOSELY resemble sausage" says the Syra-
cuse Herald. "You have great respect
for them until you know how they are
made"
At a masquerade: WAS It the loud
heating Of my heart. my darling. that
told you I was near?" murlnurcd he.
'Oh, no." she replied. x recognized
your crooked !cg,''
Goods ut half price," said the sign.
''HOw mucI, fs'r that teapot" asked an
old lady. Fifty cents. mum" was the
response. "Guess I'll take it," she
said, throwing down quarter. The
sign was taken in.
The .NL;7 .Mvlmcnm makes this touch
ing appeal IL dclin;uent subscribers:
''(;cntlcmen. We must have wealth. The
nights are growing cold. and this thing
of forcing ten-cent mustard plaster to
do the work "f an all-woOl undershirt is
growing mOnOtOnOus."
In Arkansas. when a couple If ten
year old boys ARE not ut home for sup
per. their mother looks troubled and Ol.
serves: "NOw where in the world are
them children: If they're out robbing
trains again. I'll take the hide off o.
them when they come home. Consarn
them -
"Ah, dearest, - sighed the young man,
knccling Mt the feet Of his ownest own.
":lnst thou know what Of all outward
things is nearest my heart::" ''Really,
I can't saw" she replied: ''but. if you
have regard for your health in this
clangeable weather, I should thing it
was flannel shirt" She was too prac-
teal and it broke the engagement.
A little rascal: \ boy who hail been
watching through the kcyho'c the an-
tics Of couple Of lovers, ran down into
the kitchen tn announce his discovery
to his mother. ''Oh. it's sucl, fun ~ he
exclaimed. "Wl,at's such f,,n:" grave
" asked the old lady. "Why, to see
sister Mo!lic and Mr.. Fipps play !unatic
asylum. "-BrooItyn Eagle.
Just after election a gentleman ar
pro,chc.l Il defeated candidate with
chow do you feel: swell, pretty much
as Lazarus felt" "Iaxarus' WhaGslo
YOU n,can::' "Why, Lazarus was licked
BY the dogs, 50 was ~
''(;M.l morning, Willie" said the pas
tor, saluting the hoy aff;rtiOnately. II
suppose the folks arr nil pretty we'll ut
home" "Prctty WE'LL" returned Willie,
''The coo,z's drunk. sister SAILS got the
measles. and ma jawcs' the old man sick
l;.st night"
II wish yo,, would not talk 80 much
about go.nl people," said New Haven
woman to- her husband. '''rhcy all
have their Eailngs; but many If them
will get to- heaven ln!Ore Won lO." ~
sincerely hO,n. So" was the curt reply.
He was in no hurry to so.
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THE Oh : ROCK LELAND ROUTE"
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

Already serious trouble is brewing in
the ranks of the Virginia Readjusters.
Auditor Massey, one of the ablest men in
that party, recently refused to yield to
the dictatiOn of party caucus, and his
conduct called forth severe animadver-
sions from the Richmond Wig, the Re
adiuster organ.
In response, Mr.. Massey has addressed
a card to the editor of the Wing, in
which he says: Il shall in due time
take such notice of your attack and such
steps with regard to it as think it mer-
its. Public duties require my attention
at present, and 1 never neglect public
duties for private or personal matters.
If the autOcratic reign to which the
representatives of a free people have
been required to submit thus far cOntin-
ues to control them, l may soon be re
lieved from the duties of official posi-
ton. l shall then be free to give proper
attention to your publications, and to
the men VINO are seeking to destroy
every feeling of independence. manliness
and self respect in both the people and
their representatives, and to substitute
the whole to crafty their own inOrdinate
ambition" So it seems Mr.. Massey pro
poses in due time to return the Read
iuster organ as hard ticks as it bestOws.
This is encouraging. The better class of
mankind is always benefited when GER
tain class falls out.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

Tue smallpox is still creating consid-
cradle excitement in the North, and we
see it stated the officers of the National
Board of Health are extremely anxious
that something be done in the way of
better quarantine regulations at New
York and other ports. 1t seems that
the present requirements are entirely in
adequate, and the smallpox is being
spread all over the country by the filthy
immigrants who come reeking from the
steerage of the ocean steamers into Castle
Garden, and thence 60 West carrying
infection with them. The health reports
show that many cases occur where the
immigrant arrives at his destination in
the West, with the disease already upon
him. and he leaves the cars for the pest
house. 1t appears that the rules now
are good enough for yellow fever, but
the clearance is allowed too soon to be
any preventive to smallpox. The mat
ter has been forcing itself for some time
upon the board, but it is not clear how
it can be remedied.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

The New York Chamber of Commerce
has been recently actively engaged in
discussing the revival of the shipping
interests of the United States, and that
body evidently has gotten its eyes open
to the evils of our Ubiquitous navigation
laws which have driven the American
flag almost entirely from the high seas,
and which force US 10 pay out millions
of dollars annually to foreign ship build
ers aud owners. This is evidenced from
the fact that the report of the
special committee to whom the
subject was referred was q few
days ago adopted, which report was
as follows: For she encouragement OF
ship building, the committee recommend
that all foreign materials of every kind
and character entering into the construc-
ton and repair of vessels be made duty
free and the proper legislation to secure
this end adopted"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23
Pain &ilIfr.
Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Sprains,
Pain in the Back and Side

Neuralgia, Sprains,
Pain in the Back and Side.
There IS nothing more painful than these
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This remedy is not a cheap Benzine
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Pain Killer has been in constant use
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Being a purely vegetable remedy, It is safe
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The record OF cures by the use Of PAIN
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y
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

The HO-se Committee on Naval Al
fai7s have decided to hear members OF
the Naval Advisory Board, officials Of
the Navy Department, and such ship
builders and manufacturers Of steel and
iron as the Chairman may deem proper
TO call. upon the subjects of the best
models and material for the construction
of new and armOred vessels Of war. One
entire week, TO be selected hereafter, will
be devoted to the hearing.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

A WASHINGTON correspondent OF the
Kennebec Journal, Mr.. Biaine's home
organ. writes that the Maine Republican
Association of that city els to be reor-
ganized. reinvigorated and put in fight
ing trim. aud in intimate relations with
the Republican workers in Maine" An
other correspondent says 1.-THE next cam
paiqu in Maine will be the most interest
ing of any of the exciting campaigns IN
that state for several years past.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

The committee of the National Board
of Trade have reported to that body
resolutions favOring the speedy enact
ment of a national bankrupt law. The
committee further state: ''in our belief
any system which cOmpels the settle
ment of bankrupt estates in courts Of
eouitv according to their established
nroceedure will involve undue delay,
confusion and expense, and is certain to
fail Of uniform or successful operation
and to be neither permanent nor satisfac-
torv to anv interest involved.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

The great length of the drama, farce
or wbstever it Is in which Guiteau hes
been SO long playing the part of luna
tic has proven too great strain upon
him. On Saturday last, when he alluded
in his speech TO the jury TO the proba-
bility Of being hung, his nervous sys-
TEN gave way and he actually sobbed
aloud. It is needless TO add that the
counsel for the defense also showed the
Jury that they were "visibly affected.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

Germany is getting so anxious about
bimetalism that it can no longer possess
its soul in silence. 4 contemporary begs
of ii TO be quiet until We hear from
England. and SAYS: owe can stand
this thing a little longer if it IS necessary
to wait until the pressure of necessity
forces the English financial sh2rps to uu
derstand that the British lion must run
his own paws into the fire if he wants
his share Of the chestnuts.'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

The fact tat new manufacturing en-
terpnses are rapidly springing up in the
South IS attracting considerable atten-
tion in this country. Last week two
such enterprises-one for the manufac-
tire Of plows, with a cash capital OF
S75. 900. and the other for the manufac-
ture of stoves, with cash capital of
$50 OOO-were started in Chattanooga. 1t
Is announced that the needed capital for
both these enterprises was secured IN
few hours. thus showing thefaithcapi-
talists have in the future of Southern
manufactures.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

Mr.. Berual Osborne, who died on the
4th inst. was at one time considered the
wittlest man in the English Parliament
He was an intimate friend of the Prince
of Wales and a frequent visitor at the
Marlborough House. Notwithstanding
his high favor, however, he had not
been able to Secure a seat in Parliament
since 1874.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

A notorious swindler known as
August Walter, with a half dozen aliases,
was arrested at Baltimore Thursday for
swiudling Rev. B F. Schausr, Pro
vincial OF the RedemptOrist Order, oft
of $500 by means Of forged checks. He
had been several times to confession to
his victim, and in that way gained his
confidence. Walter had just been re
leased from the Maryland Penitentiary,
where he served tive years for obtaining
s., 327 on forged checks.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

The Pittsburg smallpox hospital is
on a boat which is kept anchored in the
river. People living on the bank op.
posite object to its proximity, and con-
spiracy to cut 1t loose and sink it has
been unearthed. The newspapers are
now moralizing as to whether or not
such measures would be justifable.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

W. W. Ker, late an Assistant District
Attorney of Philadelphia and who in that
capacity acquired a high reputation as a
Trainer of criminal indictments, has been
sent for by Attorney General Brewster,
10 90 to Washington as soon as possible
10 assist in preparing the bills Of indict-
ment in the star route cases.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

The Senate Committee on Commerce
have agreed to a bill to reduce the fees
Of inspectors for examining and licens-
ing the masters, engineers, mates and
pilots of steam vessels to fifty cents each,
instead Of five and ten dollars respective
", as authorized by the existing law.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

A committee Of the New York Pro-
tective Tariff Association had confer
ence with President Arthur a few DAYS
ago. The result was that the committee
left with the impression that the Presi-
dent was in full sympathy with them.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

The Pittsburg Dispatch claims that
the agitation set on foot some time ago
in Pennsylvania has resulted in the de
mise of so called graveyard insurance
companies. which issued in the aggregate
over sixty million dollars in policies. The
exposures have abolished the business.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

A few days ago an outrage was com
mitted against the American flag by a
mob of New Brunswickers, who crossed
into Maine at night, kidnapped an
American citizen named Melvin, and
carried him. by force into Her Majesty S
dominions. 1t is now slated that Melvin
was so roughly handled that his death is
likely to result. The Boston Post de-
nounces the affair as a most dastardly
outrage, and urges the authorities to L.
sist upon full reparation.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

The Macon telegraph and NesssHqer
under its new management has been re-
iuvenated. It has dOnned a new dress,
and is altogether as fresh and rosy in ap-
pearance as a morning in May. Con
gratulatiOns cordially extended.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

Addie Parker, a white girl, of Nc
Leansboro, IL. went all the way to
Cairo to marry Frank English, negro,
and the ceremony was accordingly per-
formed. Another verihcation of the old
adage, de gustsbHs," etc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23
Southern Press Association.

The annual meeting of the Southern
Press Association will be held at New
Orleans on Monday, February goth
J. II. EsTHL, President.
WI. RULE, Secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

A movement is on foot to erect a
colossal statue Of Daniel Webster in
Washington. A great deal Of interest
has been manifested, and it is probable
the plan will ere long he cousummated
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

The House Committee on Coinage has
instructed Mr.. Stephens TO make a re-
port to the House on the metric system
of weights and measures, and ask for
its printing and recommittal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

The indianapolis Sentinel is of the
opinion that no distinguished thief
will be hurt by the star route prOsecu-
8s0ra
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

Strengthen brain and muscle, cultivate
nerves Of iron, make labor easy aad work a
pleasure, by using Browns Iron Bitters.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23
10th
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
l.ItI!I|EIl 5llII
lIIES7iIT;IITTIIIaNII
IN the City OF L0Eisvlile, o.

TUESDAY. JANUARY 81, 1882.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays
excepted) under provisions Of an Act OF the
General Assembly OF Kentucky
The United States Circuit Court On March 81
rendered the following decisions:
1sT-THAT THE COMMONWEALTH DIS
TRIBUTTON COMPANY Is LEGAL.
2D-TTS DRAWINGS ARE FAIR
II. B-This company has now on hand a
large reserve fund. Read carefully the iise of
fort
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23
RrnpnsaIs.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP Cob
OF SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, GA, January la
TT is the purpose of this Company g
i number of warehouses on the Nale
property and lease them for five years.
factory arrangements can be made [.
rent to parties in the cotton fsctorage %
Of this city. Bids for the lease Of inc
posed houses will be received till FebrA
1882, the Company reserving the right .
any and all bids.
Information regarding the size, consl
and location OF buildings can be had @
cation to the undersigned.
T. NJ. CUNNINGH55
Sec'y and
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

ITO RENT. small dwelling two Co.
Il basement. corner Barnard ana \
streets; possession given list Februarv
at rs South Broad street