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The Fremont County record., 1883-06-16

NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP,
At Rudd's Old Stand.
JOEL H. THOMAS,
Who worked four years for Mr.. ]. L.
Hyde, has opened up n new
shop one block east of
the Post Office.
Blacksmithing In All Its Branches.
PL0W WORK AND SHOEING
A SPECIALITY.
SCHOOL BOOKS
STATION cry
BEECHER & CO.'S
MCCLURE nousE block.
FOR SALE.
UTAGON-A side-spring, light wagon for
excellent order. Apply to this otiice. aft
Hn LAHDS-A large tract of oil land for
~ sale at ten dollars per acre. Apply to
this office. stf
p TAURANT building at williams burg,
In for sale cheap, or Will trade for n good
team ana wagon: Apply to this office. eff
r oTS-Four lots. full size, for sale cheap.
IL Two on corner and two In center OF
block Apply to this office. stf
ID DESIDENCE.-A handsome frame seven
IN room residence, in South Canon; lot 100
barrel cistern. VIII be sold cheap. Apply TO
II. 7. Blake, at this office. II
HOAL LAND FOR SALE.-An undivided
Land. near this city. for sale very cheap. 1t
Is locatt next to the Carson mine, which fur
nishes excellent cohl "a, Apply to this office
rTIENT-A nearly new tent which cost gao
i will be sold cheap. Apply to J. A. Dun
ham, opposite Mrs. Sheetz'. u
"OUSE.-A frame and brick house, south
i Canon, for sale. Has two rooms. Two
place for dairy cows. Price, si75 cash. Apply
10 = L 4-lG e: E-llg
WANTED.
- uation in n private family to do general |
house work. Address $. X, box III. alt
HoUsE WANTED TO REVT.-A four or
IL nve-room house. in good order, either |
furnished or unfurnishcd; not too far from |
the depot: Apply 20 II. 7: BIake. at this office.
FOR RENT.
ID DooMS-Furnished For rent, in the most
n. N Esrlt IF rtt
office. s23t23 |
TJOUSE-FURNIsHED six-room fur
IL nished house for rent, near the school
house. ar |
"OUSE-A four room, two story residence |
~ ~ odira nrst north OF DIR. Prcntiss'. Apply to
JEWELLERS and wATCHMAKERs.
L. M. NELSON,
MAsUFAcrURIsG
j Z w T. I. e r.
Solid Gold Rings Specially.
Watch and Jeweiry repairing done by COM
petent worknien. and Warranted.
Main Street. CASOS CITY. CoLoRADo.
GEO. R. sHAEFFER. GEO. IL. CASSIDY
sHAEFFER & CASSIDY, |
Wholesale and Retail
JEWELERS.. |
CANON CITY. COLORADO. i
w. @. LLOYD,
wATCTIMAkE
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Corner Of Main and Third Streets Mt 7. H.
Roane y Second Hand Store,
CANON CITY, COLORADO. 4
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-16
The Wide. Wide World

LIMA, REPUBLIC OF PERU.-Senor A.
de La f. Delgado, L. L. d. and Coun
sellor, Tribunal of Justice, Lima, Re
public of Peru, says: One single arpli-
cation of st. Jacobs Oil, cured me com,
pletely of Rheumatic pains in my left arm.
j recommended it to two of my friends.
the Mrs. Dona Juano Garcia, widow, and
Mr.. ID. Herman Decker, German gen
tleman. Madam Garcia was relieved en-,
tirely by the pain-cure from terrible
neuralgia pains of ten months standing.
Mr.. Decker was cured of inexphcable
pains by a single application of The cure.
My brother used the great remedy for a
species of paralysis of the arm. lie was
entirely relieved from his ailment by one
or two applications, after having tried
numberlcss other remedies without effect.
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Mr. W. w. SUNDERLAND is one of Danbury's
Comm first citizens, and prominent man.
His word is considered as good as his bond.
and any statement coming from him would
never be doubted by any one knowing him.
lie conducts, at Nos. and Spring street, n
very large factory for the manufacture OF
sashes, blinds, doors, etc. In connection
with this he employs large number of men,
and many of the largest buildings in the city
arc monuments of his skill as builder and
architect. Recently, when called on, he was
found at his place busily engaged in direct
ing small army of men. On making our
errand known we were invited 10 his office.
when Mr.. S. briefly told a wonderful story Of
matter which had troubled him greatly foI
long time. He said: 81 am very busy, but
always have time to say good word for go
valuable an article as Hunts Remedy NV
mother is seventy-six (76) years old. She
has suffered for long time with the dropsy
and kidney complaint. She has doctored
with several physicians and used large
quantity of medicine. Really, she has taken
everything we could hear of, without finding
any. relief, until my sister, who lives at
bridgeport, Conn, suggested to her to use
persons there who had been benefited by
using it. She commenced using it. and find,
ing relief she has continued until now she
has used in all eight (S) bottles, from which
fhe la; received great be eft. He- case ia
considered incurable, but we all think, az
she says, Hunts Remedy is all that keeps her
alive. make this plain statement with the
hope that any one who may be similarly
afiilcted will be induced to use this great
medicine, as am positive ii will prove salts
factory.o
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SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.
A new branch of trade is the making
of Illuminating gas from sawdust.

A new branch of trade is the making
Of illuminating gas from sawdust.
According to writer in foreign
paper, animal oils are unsafe to use in air
compressors, as they take fire spontane-
ously in compressed air, or in other
words, they create an explosive gas.
A specimen of vegetable wool comes
from Java. When it is freed from its
leathery covering and the Seeds through
a very simple process, it is worth between
sixteen and seventeen cents pound.
According to Electricite, spiders,
which are very numerous in Japan, spin
their webs during the night, between the
telegraph wires and their supports. As
the dews are very abundant, the webs be-
come conductors of electricity and give
rise to great disturbance in the transmits
sion of messages.
The Eureka colliery, in Pennsylvania,
is now employing in their mining opera
lions the expansive force produced by
bringing together quicklime and water
instead of blasting with gunpowder
Among other advantages claimed by this
system, besides its cheapness and quick
ness, are the following: Immunity from
gas explosions, there being no fire or
flame, necessary absence of all noxious
gases and odors, and possibility of the
men working without interruption, there
being no explosion.
The Helena (Montana) Independent tells
of gulch between Helena and Virginia
City, New, whose waters cover polished
iron and steel, with a coating of pure
metallic copper, as bright as the bur-
nished metal. Pick and shovels used
there soon become appropriated. One
day in 1876 a horse was permitted to
stand in the moist sand some fifteen min
utes, and when led out his shoes had
bright copper coating. The sands in this
gulch are full of beautiful crystals of
metallic copper. Sometimes we found
masses of crystaized copper weighing
three and four ounces.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-16
EMIGRANT SONG.

Written on the steamship City of Rome.l
Behind us lies land all dim
With signs of sorrows old
Before us on the oceans rim
A lan1 that looks of gold.
We go, a fuller life TO win,
With freedom for TIL opprest-
But wont forget the old land in
The new worll of tie West.
We cannot weep who cross the deep,
Unfairly driven forth
We might not SOW, we could not reap
Our share of native earth
We go, a fuller life to win,
With freedom for til opprest-
But wont forget the cd land in
That new world of the West.
As emigrants from land TO land
From rise to set of sun,
We build the bridge till oceans spannV1,
And all the world is one.
We go, fuller life to win,
With free lom for til opprest-
But wont forget the old land in
That new world of the West.
Gerald Massey
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Tho Butter Tree.

The Karite, or butter tree, is very
common in the valleys of the Upper
Senegal and Upper Niger. 1t is a fine
tree, with long and oval leaves, slightly
curlcd. The fruit is agreeable and pleas
ant to the taste, and within it is a nut
about the size of a hickory nut, with a
firm white kernel.
The fruit is gathered from the end Of
May to the close of September. The
women and children 90 into the woods
every day, and especially after storms and
high winds, and bring in baskets and
gourds full of the frui. shaken down
from the trees. These are thrown into
cylindrical holes which are seen every
where in Bambarra villages, even in
the streets. Here the fruit is left
for several months, sometimes all
winter, until the outer fruit dis
appears. Then the nuts are thrown
into vertical ovens made in the earth
inside the huts, and are dried by fire.
When well dried, the shells are cracked
and the kernels pounded into paste.
This is placed in jar of cold water and
beaten till the butter forms on the surface
of T.. water. This is skinned off and
beaten again to make it compact and ex-
pei the water. 1t is then done up in
packets of leaves
With the elementary means employed
by the negroes, this butter-making is a
long and tedious process, and is generally
done in the dry season. Karite butter is
constantly used by the Bambarras and
Malenkes of the Niger for cooking. for
feeding their rude lamps, in soap-making,
for the women's hair, for dressing wounds,
etc The Djulas export small quantities
toward the south.
Commandant Galieni, French officer,
draws attention 10 its possible value for
the manufacture Of soap and tapers, as
the tree is found in immense quantities.
and, with machinery, the butter could be
readily obtained.
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Chinese Dances.

In San Francisco letter the writer
says: Through the kindness of Colonel
Bee, American secretary of the Chinese
consulate at San Francisco, we were per
mitted to meet Mrs. Ching Ling, wife of
the Chinese vice consul of New York,
and several ladies of the higher and most
exclusive circles of Chinatown. Mrs.
Ching Ling we found to be tall, slender
and rather stately dame, who trotted into
her parlor on feet not quite three inches
long. Her hair was dressed in u most
elaborate manner, decorated with jade
and gold ornaments and a bunch of pink
chrysanthemums. Her eyebrows were
shaved to their arching lines on her fore
head and the brightest blush of rouge
covered either cheek, shadingu overthe
eyclids and temples. Her lips were col
ored a deep red, and her ears were hung
with large gold and jade earrings. She
wore the loose trousers and blouse of dark
blue silk. When she had minced in on her
poor little feet she greeted us with two
or three prettily accented English words
of greeting, and gave us the limp hand
shake appropriate to the women of
fashion all over the world. Mrs. Chinr
Ling had Il strange mixture of womanly
dignity and childlike simplicity to her,
and through the interpreter we carried
on quite II conversation, her funny little
children clinging to her knees and watch
ing us with their slant eyes all the time.
While we were talking to this Chinese
madonna vision appeared in the door
way in the person of Mrs. Ching Chung
Chow, wife of one of the rich merchants
and woman of most unusual beauty.
Mrs. Ching Chung Chow is young and
charming, with a delicate olive skin, full
round eyes, as softly black as a fawn,
and the most graceful little ways of
doing everything. She chanted her
dainty little English sentences at us, lis
tened with the greatest interest to the
largon the Interpreter repeated after us,
and had the most bewitching ways of
any woman | have seen in a fortnight.
While we were raving over this celestial
beauty, Mrs. Ching Lings maid set the
tea tray on the round centre table, and
the hostess proceeded to offer us cups of
tea, unattanable in any ordinary way,
and of quality to inspire poets song.
The tea leaves that tloated around in the
larger cups, in which they were stepped,
were one and two inches long, and the
tea itself was of delicate amber tint.
CrystalliZed sugar was offered us to put
in it, and thin waters and dried ginger
completed this unique refreshment. We
spent a charming half hour with her, left
with many compliments on both sides and
assured Mrs. Ching Ling and Mrs. Chin
Chung Chow that we should only take
too much pleasure in future visits.
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HUMOROUS.

Remarkably ma DOaru-Sa Wdust.
Superior CONTEMPLATING a rich girl.
Whenyou see glass of water-Goblet.
matte.
Light housekeeping Keeping light
house.
The Great Indian Corn Curc-The Au-
gust sun.
Quick at figurcs-Thc dancing master.
-BoSton Bulletin.
A cutaway jacket is the proper costume
for an elopement.-Boston Bulletin.
The fisherman is the one who has to
scratch for a living, at least you continu-
I'll" hear Of his having bite.--.Slatosnan.
They have an extraordinary police
force in Troy. a man was attacked at
night, stunned, carried IA quarter of a
mile, and then robbed of his watch and
chain, money and diamond pin, hat,
clothes and shoes. The police recovered
the shoes.-Ne,o York SIN.
The idea of congratulating a man be-
cause he has reached his SEVENTEEN birth
day, as though that was something to be
joyous about. Now, if the man could
only reach his seventh birthday again
there'd be something to fetch the band
out for.-Burli"g'on Nanhcye.
A philosopher asserts that one of the
best lessons of lifcis Learn to labor and
to watt and that "al that is good
takes time and comes only by slow
growth" This is decidedly encourage
ing" murmurs the young man. as he con
suits the almost invisible bristles ON his
upper lip.-Statesman.
a German accosted a broad brimmed
specimen from Texas on Wisconsin street
Sunday. "Who vos YOU, don't know"
Looking the inquisitivc German in the
face he replied: Il am Cowboy"
dots good" replied our German
friend. "Shakc. vos a bully boy, doo."
They shook. -Ftch's Sun.
Now comes the annual poultry feast,
When rJosts do barren grow.
When every brani of feath,rel beast
Doth in the oven go,
When man doth MOUNDS of u1kevs bake
And with gravy lather en-,
And then doth of his stomach make
A sort of omn UNI gathcrum.
-loaherS Guzcite.
Two San Francisco women are at law
about wedding dress. each claiming it,
and the testimony is 50 mixed that the
judge can't decide Let him try Solo
mems scheme with the women and the
baby! Let him threaten to spill plate
of soup or Il dish of ice cream on the
dress; the woman who screams and calls
him :" a mean old thing" will be the real
owner.-Detr0it Free Press.
Il was to be married, you know" said
Blooms to his friend Clark, but g
guess it's off, you know, for g-good."
''How is thatl" asked Clark. This
way" replied Blooms. "Shc s-said she'd
marry me, you know, when all impede
ments were rremoved. Yes" swell.
l asked her last night if they were not
all-aw-r-romovcd, YOU know. and
s-she said no still s-stutter."-Ncio
York Comm0cjd
ooh, yes, - said the eldest Miss Culture
at table d'hote the other evening. II
breakfasted with Mrs. Brainwait and we
enjoyed delicious rcpast-cXcellent cof-
fee, superior bread, and piscatorial globes
done admirably WHAT asked her
friend. 'Piscatorial globes" repeated
the Boston miss. "And what under the
sun are they!' Il believe said Miss
Culture, drawing herself up stiti,y. Il
believe uncultured people call them fish
balls. "-Hofd AaH
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THE car is thirty-eight years old


There are innumerabe instances where
cures have been effected by Scovills Sarsa-
larila, or Blood and LIVER Syrup, for all
dis ases Of the blood when the patient had
been given up by physicians 1t is one Of the
best remedies ever offered to the public, and
as it is prepared with the greatest care. as q
specific for cert ain diseases it is no W onder
I a it should be more efectual than hastily
wriuten and carelessly pr, pared prescriptions,
Take Scovills Blood and Liver Syrup for all
dL orders arising from impure blood 1t is
Endorsed by all lending professional mon
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DETROIT has 1884 licensed newsboys.
"With CtntefnI FecIings.v

DR.. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y. Dear Sir
Your Golden Medical Discovery" and
urgative Pellets have cured my daue liter
Of scrofulous swelines and OF en- sores alb tut
the neck and your "Favorite Prescription"
her accomplished wonders i'll restoring to
hath my wife who had been ballast for
eight months from female weakness / am
with greatful feelings, Yours truly,
u. II. LONG, Galvestol. Texas
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One of the chief features of interest at
a recent country exhibition in England
was an iron watch, which had been
turned out by Kiddcrminstcr firm for
the purpose of showing the extraordinary
malleability of their metal. The watch
is said to be perfect.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-16

Heart disease has brought many to an UNI
timely grave. The heart is as liable as other
organs to disease if you have it even in the
slightest form use Dr. Graves Heart Regula-
tor 81 per bottle at druggists
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"Goldsn Medical Discovery" is warranted
to cleanse the bod from all impur. ties, from
whatever cause arising For scrofula. sores
OF all kinds, skin and blood diseases its effects
are marvellous Thousands of testimonials
from all parts. Send stamp for pamphlet on
SKIN diseases Address WORLDS DIsPENsARY
MEDICAL Association. Butt alo. n Y.
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whose sedentary lives increase those troubles
REGULAR to w men. should use DR.. Pierce's
FaVorite Prescr ption," which is an unfail-
ing remedy. Sold by druggists.
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Recent statistics show that criminals
and lunatics are generally two inches
shorter than the class to which they be-
long.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-16

The sect of A." Germanites which set
tied Germantown, Penn, has entirely dis
appeared.
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Though shaken In
every joint and fiber
with fever and ague,
or bilious remittent,
the system may yet
be freed from the
malignant viris with
Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. Protect the
system against IL with
this benehcent anti
spasmodic, which is
furthermore a su.
preme remedy for
liver complaint, con-
stipation, dyspepsia,
debility, rheumatism,
Kidney troubles and
other ailments.
For sale by all
Druggists and Deal
ers generally.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-16

The roof of the White House portico
as recently cleaned by throwing a
ream of water upon it, and q perfect
bower of spiders was the result. Their
lmber was estimated by millions, and
hen they crawled back to their homes
night the white pillars looked as if
limited black.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-16

THERE are 1900 unemployed c.ergymen in
the Church of England,
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3. Be thou not afraid when your family n
sick, or you have Brights disease or Liver
Complaint, for Hop Bitters will cure you.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-16

Is the best in III. market Ii is the most
economical and cheapest, one box lasting as
long as two of any other One greasing will
last two weeks. 1t received first premium at
tie Cent snnial and Paris Expeditions, also
medals at various State fairs. Buy no other
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Have you heart disease in any form? if So
use DR.. Graves Heart Regulator; 20 years
have proved it a sure remedy for organic or
sympathetic heart sease. 81 per bottle.
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4. Both low and high, rcl and poor know
the value of Hop Bitters for bilious, nervous
and Rheumatic complaints.
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AN English woman calling herself Englo,
has walked 800 miles in 1.OOO hours
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THE debt, of the Prince of Wales are said
to amount to 81 1909 900.
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c. Farley, city marshal, 24} Broadway. N. V.
says had rheumatic govt 20 years: tried
everything now take Or. Elmore's RIG 1t
has cured my cripp ed feet, and beats all other
medicines and treatments in the worldn
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For DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION depression of spir-
its and general debility i'll their various FORMS
also as pre- entive against fever and ague and
otherintermittent fevers the 'Ferro-Phosphor-
ated Elixir of Calisaya," made by Caswell
Hazard q Co., New York, and sold by all Drug,
gists. is the best tonic and for patients recover
ing from fever or other sickness il has no eanal.
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2. 1t shall cure all the people and put sick
ness and suffering under foot.
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6. Add disease upon disease and let the
worst come, l am safe if use Hop Bitters.
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HEAR this, oil we people, and give ear al
III we inudtids of the world hop Bitters
will make you well and to rejoice.
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From Major Downs, Military Instructor,
Mt Pleasant Academy, Sing Sing, n. Y:
During the very cod weather was suffering
with Catarrh. My lead and throat ached so
severely that was obliged to keep quiet
Ely S Cream Balm was suggested. Within an
hour Fl ON the first apl l.cation felt relieved,
the pain began to subs.de. In few davs
was entirely cured. W. a. Downs. 81 cts
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For sore feet, swollen jo nts, sprains corns
or bunions, use st. Patricks Salve.
If cough disturbs your sleep, take PiscS
Cure for Consumption and rest wei.
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5. Cleanse me with Hop Bitters and shall
have robust and blooming heath.
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g. He that keepeth his bones from aching
from rheumatism and Neuralgia, with Hop
Bitters, doeth wisely.
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DAKOTA is four times as large as Ohio.