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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-02-08
Characteristics Of Newfoundland City

The first impressions of a stranger CT;
arriving at St. John are not Of The most
agreeable character, especially if he ar-
riveS in Il drenching shower, and in tie
midst of it, while walking up Il long slip
or wooden pier. he is accosted by GU 3
tom house official and requested to 90
with him into one of the company s
sheds and have his baggage examiretl.
OF course it is only matter OF form,
but still it is annoying, and the chsll1-
mark sprawled over your valise or grip
sack is merely symbol of power whc
both Governments could well dispense
with during the summer soxcrn. The
drive to the hotel is a very hilly oHe.
and you feel grateful when the drieer
deposits you at the entrance, and YOU
willingly pay him all he asks. The St.
John hackman is not of the avaricious
class, and for thirty cents he will take
you up more steep places and over more
stones and through deeper ruts than a
Philadelphia ,Jehu would condescend to
for a couple of dollars. There are sew
eral tirst-class hotels here, and they all
seem to be well patronized, the latest
candidate for public favor being the Ho-
tel Duflerin, on Charlotte street.
1t is located opposite the King g
Park. Opposite the park. adjoining the
Courthouse, is an old graveyard, in
which the bones of some OF the first set
tiers are laid. 1t, too, is used rs a park.
for the dead who are here resting, await
ing the sound of the archangels trum-
pet, seem to have been forgotten by
their descendants. The memorial tab
lets, granite tombs and iron-ribbed in
closures are tumbling into ruin and de-
cay, and present a very dark side in
contrast to the handsomely laid out
flower-beds and mounds across the
pathway on the left. The inscriptions
on some Of these old tombstones are as
odd us their designs. One tells of
lady who is the wife Of a certa indi-
vidual, but the first name OF the hus-
band has been erased by the sculptors
chisel, and a deep groove lets you fill in
the name to suit yourself. A little way
further on one reads of two boys who
were upset in a boat while sailing in the
bay, and bears date of nearly a century
ago. Another stone tells us of a man
who was an esquire, and had served her
aiesty i'll numerous offices with tidel-
ity, etc., etc. This monument is hol-
low one, side of it having fallen in. It
remains as it crumpled. no attempt be-
ing made to put il in repair. Every
where decay, both the body and the
memorial OF it being obliterated, and
no ''Old Mortality near to save eithsr
from destruction. -Cor. PHILADELPHIA
Press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-02-08

"A proposed remedy for discourage
ing and separating fighting dogs was
tried the other day at Worcester on two
Russian bloodhounds, one of which
during the street parade of travel
ing show, got off his muzzle and fast
ened his teeth into the others neck.
Nothing would induce him to let &c
until handful of yellow snuff was
sprinkled on his nose. This worked
like a charm. and with violent spasm
of disgust he abandoned his frugal
meal. This remedy might be tried on
dueling editors. boston Post.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-02-08

nopolies and of extravaganza in public
expenditure; the robbery of the public
Treasury; for these and similar ''blund-
ers' the Republican party has been SO
conspicuously punished that there can
hardly be any danger that any party
will soon repeat them. Detroit Free
Panss L 8 = - -
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-02-08
"A Cleveland man named Jones has

"A Cleveland man named Jones has
cow addicted to the uncomfortable
habit of switching her tail in his face
while milking her. The other day
Jones took the tail and tied it firmly to
his leg. The cow, irritated by the flies
she could not drive away, started off,
and feeling the curious attachment to
her tail became frightened and ran.
Jones is now walking about on clutches
and remarking: about the tenth time
/ had been hauled around that lot be-
gan to see where l missed it. l oughter
tied her tail to her leg and not to mine"
Detroit Free Press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-02-08
CHAPTER vi.

Time. which never stands still or
waits. Las dropped six more years into
the bosom of eternity. l want You to
step with me a moment into the home
of the Andersons. There has been some
change since we saw it last There are
evidences of prosperity, both externally
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-02-08

. An old law in Holland condemned
Grim nails. to be wholly deprived of salt
as the severest punishment in that moist
country. The effect was that they were
prey to internal parasites.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-02-08

1t was cold day for that Judge
who threatened to fine party SO for
coughing in court, when the distu bing
element informed his Honor that he
would be willing to pay twice that sum
to have it stopped. - enrer RASTER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-02-08

The New York Times notes the fact
that '.modern steamers are built with
water-tight compartments. and, as
rule, every steamer that runs into anoth-
er vessel promptly sinks. The water
tight compartments are very useful when
mentioned in advertisements. but for all
other purposes they seem to be practi-
cally worthless
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
TIL FL &&.

THE flag of the L lied States now
"known and honor u throughout the
world" was adopted by resolution
of the continental congress, on the
14tn day of June, 1777 The COM
mttee app led to M. Ross, VIII"
carried OF business in a building
nnw KIN ,wn rs No 239, Arch street,
Philadelphia. t. make the flag.
The design p prepared by the COM
mittce was to make the flag vii h 10
red and white str pes al erna e, with
IL union, blue IN tn" field. spanglrd
with Is six pointed stars, but Mrs
Ross sngg .sted thai the stars shouli
he five>p i ted instead of SIX, and
this the com ee freed to. The
next day the flag was fisished and
approved by the continental Con-
gress.
The flag was first hauled up on
hoard the ranger, commanded by
Paul Jones, tile bravest of the brave,
AMI who added 81 much glory TO til.
American navy in the am st Il l.
paral eied sea-ight of the Bon
Homme Richarl with the BritIsh
ship Scraps, off the Goa t of S o.
land, on the night of the 23I day of
September, 1719.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
slaves In Arizona.

1t has ju / been d severed hat the
Naval Ind ans in Ar Zona AMI New
Mexi O have 81 ives. The agent be
came aware of The fact by the killing
of II slave boy by his owner the
original lives were two girls IF tie
Moq ii tribe. who w,re bought by the
Navajors for corn, four general rs
ago. All the dece lntS of these
girls, us Will as some others taken
ca?tIvcs in wir, have been h, Id as
slaves an treated il the most cru Fl
Il I'd brut Il m lnl2r, and tn ir owners
th"C 1t aS Ii lie of killing one
them rs it it had DC N IL coyo' e. TIE
agent writes tn the terror d par
men that he insisted on lib rating
all The slave- hrld by TIL tribe, some
three hund ed in number, a: after
much parleyins his demand was
omDlied with.
aft ,ir is That a tribe of Indians who
have been under the supervision of
an Iniinn agent for Yeas should
have 81 many slaves, whom The whin
p,d, arv..d and tortured by turns,
and tnai the o IS -rvilg agent did not
discover the rtla ions existing be-
tween them until a save chill was
murdered by its m Ister in the
presence of the agenI.-Silver City
Enter. rise.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
The E.-ttvai-

The festival of tn. NJ E Church,
South, Last evening proved quite a
success in its WY. Ice cream was
served at two stlnds, presid d over
by Mesdlnes, harrington and Lount
at the one and Mesdames, Copeland
and Gu min CHAM at The other The
fruit stand was in the attractive
keeping of Miss Linville, Miss Theo.
Lemon and Mrs. DR. Rnsson. Miss
Lena Cox, Mrs Morford and Miss
Eva Digges were kept busy dispen-
sing lemonade to the thirsty crowd,
and a number of ladies whose names
we fai Ell to get cared for the lunch
table. The lunch was marvel of
turkey, chicken, cake, sandwiches
and'valious other'edibles suitable for
the occa sion, and considering the
price, twenty-iv cents for q supper,
hungry man had pretty good
thing of it. The temperature of the
evening inclined the crowd to ic
cream and lemonade, and The stands
where those articles we're dispensed
with, were over-Fun Ivy customers
during the greater l ortion Of the
time. Toward eleven o'clock the
commercial oratory of that very
genial and accommodating gentle
man Mr.. North Wilcox was brought
into play and number of bouquets
and fine cakes disposed of to the
highest bidder. An elegant cake
was knocked down to Mr John
Isaac at three dollars, and number
of others mt less sums to various
parties. We learn that the entire
sum of money taken in approx
mates. 800 and that $72 so was clear
cd to the society.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
THOSE WOMEN FOLK.
Row Hardh eaded Men Estimate
Some Things that they do not
Uhderstand.

Any body vho has led Imcsiic lie
knows how com mon such things as the
backache and pains in the chest are among
the women who do the work Otten-and
perhaps generally-the di=trcsses are
borne without much complaint. The
wemea go about and the machinery of
the house moves On. Beyond this those
coarse-grair ed animals whom the women
of n W England call 1.-THE men folk !" sell
I'M look. AS long as their wives and
daughters are not actually in bed and I'M
d II the doctors care, the average thick
skinned husband and fathe- gives the sub
ject no attention. at the same time. the
door household drudges;-who deserve
better fate-creep around. broom or uten-
sfls in hand, up stairs. downstairs and
out-ofdoors. doing that women's work
which as never done" Losses of loved
wives an. fair girlz-Iosses whose sudden
ness anu IN xpcc:ednc~s a toaish thcs.
wooden pated hush. -nd> and FL. hers-fall,
seemingly, out of clear sky, AID form
the logica! sequel t. the .tory of neglect.
Now, You men who stand at the he IDS Of
ten thols nd such homes. allow us to
drop q word Ii your receptive ears. II
these women of yours are W nth wing,
they are worth saving That b c&-achc-
that d tin in the chest! What are they but
indicat ons of )me organic trouble of the
kidneys. the heat or tn lungs, End it
at once by the applicltiOn OF BeDSOn'S
Capcine Porous Plaster. II VIII
eoo he that nervou distress. drive away
that Ia u =, hanfsh that dull, W ary back
ache give ne.v strength TO the body and
fre:h hop t. the heart No ther plast>ls
will d. th-s. The Ben5on's Pl ster il not
mad. however, to sell-lut to heal. 1t is
a re nedy which never yet broke i4s prom
,e an II ever Will
Yo'r drug isl has ii. Ru. before paying
your p cents and putting the plaster in
your pocket. Look for the word CAPClNE
cui in The middle.
Seabury & johnson, Pharmaceutical
G. II, nists, New FORK IL
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
COMMON COUNCIL.

The City Council was in session
We >terday, adjusting accounts, pass
lng upon hills, etc, and appointed
Mr.. II. \. Knapp City Recorder for
the e@suing year: also ]. Y T.
smith as II committee OF one 10 look
after small PIX cases.
The Council met this afternoon
for the special purpose of taking
sanitary measures for the purpose of
Kidding the city of small pox, which
stlll seems t. be lingering about 1t.
DR.. r T. Osborne was appointe
Health Officer, with full power to
make examinations of cases and to
quarantine the same or have them
removed to the pest house.
There has bccn an alarming care
ies-ness among The people, and SAM
it;Iry measures were too soon aban-
dnnel, so that there are again a
number of ca~es which have ap-
peared within the past day or two;
If the town suffers from its Grim
inal neglect, it is merely its ow n
fault, from tardiness In taking the
mat cr earnestly in hand at first, 1t
is to be kope,l that the Common
Council pursue the matter until the
city IS entirely free from the disease.
The proposition of A. G. Baker, to
act IS Town Attorney, fees to be
pad out of fines when conviction
was hal, was accepted. and the gen
tleman was made the iowa AiIor-.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
THE Gar prays May God give u
peaceful and quIei life"


One curious piece of superstition
receives the sanction 0 the Beard OF
punishment in connection with sui-s
,ide by hanging. Beneath the spot.
" h re the crime WAS committed,
the depth of three or more feet below
the surface of The soil, there will be
fou..d deposit of charc,nl, and Iy
this test, should any one doubt exist
a. 10 the scene of the suicide, tie
mat er may be settled. The direc-
TONS given in the case of deaths by
drowning are velumin0us, and,
spanking generally, accurate. Tn.
habit of generalIzing from INSULT =
data, which is 50 Common with Cal
namen, &C asionnl Y leads them as
tray here "a else 81 here. 1t has been
re erved for them for exImp.e, to
t. discover The law that b ,dies take
e longer time I" f1oat in winter and
the besraing IF >pring that in til e
oamm 7 AMI end If Autumn. That
drowned mann floats on his lace
and a woman On her back is men,
toned. and it j. LIFT to be implI d
that IA Case of bodies have been
thrown int tue water after death
this Dies not hold good. With the
same mi lutehe-s eve possible cir
cumslance Con ectci connected with
d. attn 10y fire i, gone into 1T leugth
II e presence of tIace, of ashes IN The
mouth and nose Icing described a.
. Il or Icial test of dat by burning"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

DR.. Osborne is pursuing the small
pox business .rmong the Mexican
population most vigorously and pro-
poses to clean it out entirely ard at
| once.
Mr. J. VI. Ellis has received Off.
cial notification of the award of tho
contract to him for furnishing the
Military Department grain as per
his bid published some days ago.
At meeting of the Board of
School Trustees this morning, 1T was
decided to have the school rooms
plastered and ceiled, provided money
enough Is due the district for tha;
purpose.
Charleston, Cochise county, has
had another shooting scrape. A
former Deputy Sheriff named Nc
Dowell was shot by Mr.. Geo. Ellis.
wound is probably fatal, the ball
having passed entirely through the
body from the back
Mr.. J. B. Frost who has for the
past nine months been a cOmpOs itor
on the HERALD, left to-day for trip
to the mountains for a few weeks, to
recuperate failing health. Mr.. Frost
has been one of the most steady, re
liable and gentlemanly workmen it
has ever been our pleasure to do
business with and we hope he may
speedily and completely recover |
from histemporary indisp psition.
w. H. Paine, convicted of grand
larceny at the October Term, 1881, of
the District Court at Phoenix, and
to two years Imprisonment
at Yuma, has been pardoned by
Governor Trittle, on the recommen
iation of the Prison authorities, the
prisoner having worked sufficient
overtime as prison cook. outside of
he regulation hours Of labor, to en-
lie him 10 o mmutation Of the
lnse. we'd portion of his sentence
Ainer.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
Summons.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Second Judicial Disuic of the Terri
tory of Arizona, in and for the County OF
Laura Wen, Plaintiff, VS.. Samuel We'll
Defen liant
Action brought II the Dist let Court of
tn, second Judicial DIS rioL of the Terri
tory of Arizona, and complaint I'll d
in said county of Mariccpa. in the otfc
of the CLERK of said Di tic Court.
The Ter DRY Of Arizona sends greeting
to SAID Defendant.
You are hereby summon d and rcqui ed
TO pear in an action brought against
GU BY the the abo e named Piai tiff, in
the Dis ret Court of the Second Judicial
Dis rict of the Terri Dry o ArIZ "a in and
for tn G untT of Mari op q, and answer
the )mpl int fl ed with the { k .. this
court At Phoenix, In said Comfy. "a copy
of which Compia Mt Accompanies this
of the d Y of service) afer the rvice up
Oh you o this summons ii serve ia this
county; but. if Sc. We or Of the comfy
and wi hin this District. then within L.
" days; in ali other SIS forty VISOR
ia igment .by defaslt WI be tax Eli
agaIns; you according to the prayer of
said sompiaint
Decree of uhi- Court DissOl>iAg tn 10 DIS
# m1trimony ex suing b4lween Plat III
and Dete dant. costs of ii and & N
al rel f. As will fnlIy appear fro II tn.
c mplaint On fi'e herein, q Id 10 VII oh ref
erence IS here made.
And you are h reb notified tina If you
"a TO up Jear and answ r the id IN.
oil int, a. alb we req Tired, III sal Pl in
# win apply TO tn Court r he re l..
ieman ed tEereinssn co Is an cisbur-c-
nent. r. this behalf expended
Nv nn"der my nd and he Sc ]
Of The hi trivt Court # he = cond
Judicial District of the Ter tory
Arlzons, III and for he county OF
Mario pa. tn flur'h y Of June
- } 1888.
RAKrR FRANCIS A. SHAW,
laRI intiff. Clerk
II KNAPP, Deputy CIeIk.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

The Prescott Miner evidently has
felt nibble at its hook and pulled
without bringing out its game.
Listen to ii:
Once in q long Will it happens
that q subscriber, who h IS been in
receipt of the paper without paying
for it, or intending so 10 do, feels his
mcanness strike in at such a time
he is apt 10 skip out to some new
locality without notifying the editor
or else he refuses TO lift it Mt the
postoffice, giving no explanation.
Under such circum tances no exp!a-
natl \ is needed. II is >impi !, ease
OF deadbeatism, With m anness pre-
pense. When one or these hobs up
in the line of our experience, we re-
call the reflections of an inspired
exchange: 1--WE can rcs1oc, man,
he says, "who may refuse to take his
county paper, or settles up for the
one he has been taking and stops it
though he may depreeate his idg-
ment trifie. But We have nothing
but contempt for the scallawhg who
will receive a paper for one or more
years and then, when asked for pay
plead the baby act, or refuse to take
it flom the postoffice when he owes
back pay. A man who will read u
paper for a term and then lie or beat
out of payment is mean enough 10
sell his wife's cadaver to dissecter
and get drunk on the proceeds"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

Buckeye mowers, the very bes
machines built, at Goldman's.
PHOENIX CASH STORE, E. Ilviue
& Co.
An extensive and fresh supply OF
fine eastern bacon and lard at the
Phoenix Cash Store of E. Irvine &
Co.
Fresh fruits at the Phoenix Cash
Store of E Irvine s. Co.
Family groceries of all kinds at
the Phoenix Cash Store of E Irvine
s. Co.
Drinking Boca Beer, Germania
Beer Hall.
Call for Boca beer at the Boca
Beer Depot.
All respectable dealers keep D
miana Birters.
A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia =
Daniana BItters-
VIM. B. Hooper & Co. arc agents
for Damiana Bitters.
VIM. E. Hooper & Co. are agents
for Damiana Bitters.
For health, strength and vigor,
drink Damiana Bittcrs.
A carload of the noted StUdcbaker
wagons at Goldman's
DAMIANA makes the old young and
the weak strong ard healthy.
You WILL never have sour stor
ache if you drink Damiana Bitters.
Taylor's sulky rake is unexeelled;
at Goldman's.
Or plain. or beautif i, the while,
No lady can afford to smile,
Unless her te eth are like tn snow;
And If she fail n this,
And can't affor Ito smile or kiss,
She NUT use SOzODONT, I trow
Domestic sewing machines a
Harvesting machinery OF all kinds
at Goldman's.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

tons. Can any one doubt the result
had these two assures been worked
together and with the same appli-
ances: 1t is not for me to write adj
ditional praise of this celebrated
vein, it has lis page in history The
eminent Won Humbolt, the brilliant
AIcman, and Englard's noled Ward,
have each left behind the glorious
records. and it only remrins with
me to cnrrnborate their statements.
E. CLIFFORD upon Afari6an
Mines.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

THE dividing rail in III foot pas
sage of the great East River bridge
d res not seem to obviaie the danger
of a crash. notwithstanding the
fact that passengers were on y
allowed to move one way on II side
and not 0 stop, the walk became so
crowded that g eat danger prevailed.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

SILVER CITY has some eight
smart" restaurants acconding to the
Enterprise which says: Some of
the liveliest bccfsicakes are di-hed
up in hash-faundry OF this city
that i; has ever been our lot to scrut-
InIze. They Are so awfully Lively
that they navagate from one plate to
another when dishci u"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

The First Comptroller of the
TT asu-y has decided that no Gov
err me 1t official has right to with
hold compensation for carrying
mails torailroadS rot subsidized.
The Coronor's jury on the Brook
Ign bridge disaster returned n YER
1 ct that the victims came to their
deaths by suff"catiou and Icing
trs n nled upon
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

AS an instance of the ease with
which inventions make their way in
the Nineteenth century, it may be
remembered that nj 70 glycerine dis
covere1-ln 1916 is now extensively
cmrlo led, while guupowdrr invent
ed IN the Eighth century, did not
become q determining el ment in
" ar until the rei!n of Henry VII
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
A Card

To all who are suffering from the
errIr< and iniiscretinns of youth
nervous weakness, carly decay. loss
Of manhood. etc, will scnl Il rrri-
pc that W II cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy WIS
d'scove, ed by missionary in South
America. Send n se'f-lddIr en-
velope TO the Rev. JOSEPH I. IN =
MAN
station D. New York q Y
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
IFron- wedne day 81 Dailyl.
Prescott has Incorporated B IL
Swan Electric Lightlcompany.


Mr. Is e. Naming of Tucson :, In
town stopping atthe Bank Exchasc.
No news from the Indian reseIva-
ton to-day more than We published
yesterday.
r. c. Brown formerly of the CHI
zen has left for California to remain
for several months.
Arrivals by the Maricopa stage
this morning were w. H. Golf y, w.
F. Porter, ard NJ. NJ. Whiteside and
wife.
Mrs. DR.. r. T. Osborne left yes
terday evening for New York city,
wh,re she VII remain during the
heated term.
The HERALD Office will shortly be-
removed to new office to be CT cled
for its use on Washington street OPP
positc the post; flee,
Mr. S. F. Mack, the genial super
intendent of the Golden Fleece III ihe
arrived in town last evening and
will remain day or two.
r. Gartner receivee to-day large
stock of new harness, leather and
other material for his harness bust
ness lately established atOls en-
shop.
Mr.. d Tooker of Tucson. IL in
town, having returned from Cave
Creek this mornil where IL has
been visiting minegwith Nj G Nd :
fellow. II prom oun es thee ldef
Fierce one of The r. { god p ~; 'f'rts
l..
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

A new for glrss has recently
been developed IN its Substitution for
marble tops of tab'e3 and dressing
cases A Pittsburg firm has turned
out slabs of glass that are said to be
a perfect imitation o. the latter ma
terial while they admit of decora-
TONS of various designs, both in form
and color.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
ESTABLISHED 1852
VIM. B. HOOPER & CO..
Groceries, Wines, Liquors Cigars,
Oils and Mining Supplies.
SOLE AGENTS FOR

Val 3 iatz Milwaukee Beer
Dr.. Siegerr's Angoslura Bitters
Damiana Bitters
Macondray & Co.'S Louis Roederer
Champagne
Harasihy 6 Cos Eclipse and Grand
Prize Champagne
California Star Oil Works Company
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

In the six months ended May 30th
there were granted in New York
city permits for 1866 new structures,
estimated to cost Sa6,Ois 7O5; and
for 1898 alterations OF buildings,
estimated to cost S2,747 ,532-in all
S29, 796, 237 to be expended on DWELL
inLs and warehouses.